point to one cassandra third of an inch dillon beach, a third of an inch bodega bay.uarter of an inch of rain and marin county marin county kind of missed out on this one. santa lina 44 100 santa rosa 1000.35 that's in town closer to town, not the airport. tilden park, 0.3 to petaluma. quarter of an inch san francisco mount davidson. point to one half moon bay and oakland downtown, both with 17 100 napa picked up 16 1 hundred's system is made its move through areas to the north. so you're done there. there's still a lot of cloud cover has to come through, and our system is now marching across the peninsula. san jose, there's really not a lot. of course, the rain shadow that sandals they have. you can see that showing up on radar. a lot of fifties on the time mid fifties for almost everyone here, not a cold air mass in place, as indicated by trucking tile being 36 40 that will do it for snow. there's some of the higher passes maybe, but overall, our system is about done something maybe a couple more. one hundred's down towards san jose livermore, santa cruz mountains d

i'm sure it's fine for dillon. >> good evening. there are some people with their hands raised and we've already received some comments in the zoom chat. so i'm going to read the first one for the record. i have no more than two minutes allowed for each public comment. i'm going to do my best to read it as clearly as possible. i will read for two minutes and then unfortunately i will have to stop what i'm reading. so the first one's from viva tie concerning lost church's p.o.e.. in last documents the 2020 drawing of the floor plans clearly shows the construction in the corner space includes new bathrooms requiring both demolition and construction. subsequently in the application questionnaire signed by the applicant on december 8th, 2021, on page 6, under construction's last renovation, the question describe any construction renovation or other improvements for your premises and the timetable for completion, unquote. the applicant answers interior decoration unquote. the two related permits questions blank. this appears to be contra

kazuhiro dillon beach, saying, what's a million is now up 2.44.ega bay, also a third of an inch, so some decent totals coming in here, maybe i can have it here. there it is. saintliness 0.44. santa rosa. quarter of an inch pendulum almost there. tilden park, 19, san francisco officially 16, but there was a higher amounts not far away. napa 12 1 hundred's oakland, 11 and sonoma picked up point await half moon bay also picked up 12 1 hundred's not much left. mendocino can also in the lake kenny, although there are some reports of a third to a half inch areas to the north. for us. the system is moving through right now. and you can see it. they're moving in terrorists to the east. also south, so hopefully everyone will get in on a little bit of rain here and know some has made it down to the santa cruz mountains. morning rain. i was thinking of jesse colin young david collins. that's the one my friend denise should remind me in fremont. don't you remember? that's just mild, warm temps 60 to 70 a little bit of fog there half moon bay mile visibility.

>> here to help answer how a star is born is our friend dillon. >> reporter: when you look up a night you might see hundreds or even thousands. but did you know these specs are actually gas. hundreds of trillions of miles away burning inside at hotter than 9,000 degrees. stars are bill balls of gas, just like our own sun. some are bigger than our own sun. some are smaller they're all over the sky. >> how do stars get started in the first place? across the universe there are giant floating gas and dust. inside, they can clump up like if your headphones get tangled in your pocket. >> big pieces break off. small pieces break out. >> reporter: as all that stuff gets squeezed and squushed and jostled around together, it creates a lot of heat. so much that over a long period of time, that dust turns into a dense super heated core and eventually a bright shining star. the earth orbits around our star, the sun and all across the universe planets rotate around their stars. just like there is life on this planet, there could be life on those planets, too, especially those as far away from their

i think it just it just trying from dillon and just just you know, that's what we do.t's what we signed up for. >> catching babies, catching adults with even more stunning. both father and son walked away. they say an skate. >> still ahead, a controversy. a censorship bill just passed florida. what local leaders are saying about keeping lessons on orientation out of the classroom. now to florida, where state lawmakers have passed a controversial bill restricting the topics that schools can teach to younger elementary school student. >> republican governor ron desantis is expected to sign the bill into law. it restricts public schools from introducing the topic of orientation or gender identity to students in kindergarten through 3rd, great. it does not restrict any spontaneous discussion about those topics. democrats in l g b t q groups have criticized the effect that the bill could have on, and transgender students. but supporters say those are topics for parents to discuss with their kids, not educators. east bay state assembly, woman up mia bonta is reacting to the

points, three rebounds, 16 minutes of play and made little impact because this was all about the grizz dillonks. it's the jumper and gary payton the second foul them. they're on their way to a blowout, but we've got to show you jordan's pool 14 straight games with 20 points or more in the little floater. there he wound up with 25 game was over there at halftime. watch the anthony to just mesmerized the warriors in the middle. get up. and you know what? after the replay, steve courage just seen enough. he winds up getting rejected by intermission. he's tired of seeing this after a four loss. one win road trip 1 23 to 95 is your final. break it up. it's hard to do and the 49ers just can't do it with jimmy garoppolo is going to be sticking with them for a while longer. as you know he's been talked about in trade conversations for awhile, but after he had that shoulder surgery at the end of the year to repair his throwing arm it's likely that no one was too interested in acquiring him in a trade with the 49 ers release him, though. that's the question john lynch was asked today at the owners meet

what will happen to my son dillon palmer, i was in the amber little garden mccoy, the accused of having crossed a border of which i doubt how is that because it's really not easy to do there because of the fence or from you. miss me a little you can always reach me on my phone showing that we do everything we can do to help was horrible. all right, thank you so much. my little david cats or other has known you information, but he knows how these arrests usually progress. at home, miss oak, but sir bye taken to a military base and then transferred out. they have to pay a fine that's determined to court. the whole process takes 2 or 3 days. and during that time they're held in prison. i only the local, the basic line is equivalent to 25 heroes. a considerable sum for people here. and it can be a lot more. but here to the patrol group tries to help out. as a long day draws to a close, the men drive home. to please see is a city of over a 1000000 inhabitants. despite the ongoing conflict with the countries powerful neighbor, the georgia capital attract large numbers of tourists from russia.

bunny mellon, who eventually redesigned the rose garden, along with jayne wrightsman douglas dillon andong the greatest elders and most generous donors to the white house restoration. she said about making a home for her husband and family and for the american people. she wanted at the white house to reflect america's history and art, and be a place where families could learn about our country and its leaders. she shared my father's belief that american civilization had come of age, and wanted the white house to be a stage where america and the world could see the very best of american art and culture. both my parents believed that living in the white house was the greatest privilege of their lives, and worked hard to be worthy of the honor. my mother established the white house library and white house historical association, installed a curator, and transformed it into one of the great collections of american decorative arts and painting. and when she was satisfied with the result, she meant welcome to the public on a guided tour for which she received an emmy. but if the guidebook was

. >> greg: i'm going to quote tim he dillon putin is a monster.n aguy in an air conditioned studio i'm not going to beat a war drum. >> judge jeanine: sandra? >> sandra: president zelenskyy said today that 97 children have died in his country since the beginning of this. that is awful. that is awful. >> judge jeanine: jean. >> jesse: zelenskyy is going to make emotional appeal to congress tomorrow and congress will be very affected by that appeal and it owill move wind to do something he hasn't done so far. as we see biden leads from behind and that's the only way you are going to get any action out of that guy unless he is pushed. >> geraldo: our thoughts and prayers with benjamin hall. rest in peace. we are so sorry about what happened? >> judge jeanine: very, very sad. i think that tomorrow in congress, i think that zelenskyy will be very effective. he is a great communicator. he can cause people to be very emotional and i think it's -- he is going to do a great job. you know, enough with people laughing at him because he was a comedian. this m

i'm only wearing '90s clothes this weekend, so today is 'n sync, tomorrow will be dillon from 90210 anded with dock martins. >> doc martins have come back. rider, can you take us behind the scenes of that amazing couch moment? >> oh, yeah. well, there was this moment where we were trying to get through a scene and will was hiding in the couch. that was what his character was doing. >> yep. >> and we actually could not finish the scene because we kept laughing so hard. they ended up using the outtakes as the end of the episode, that was the tag of the episode. the funniest part about this is this is what every week was like on our set. this ended up being the show, that episode, but really, this is the show every week for us. constantly making each other laugh. >> looking at the clip as you're explaining it, you can see that chemistry coming through on the screen. trina, i wanted to ask you, because you were in your 20s when you were cast as a high schooler, bringing a little bit of your own personal experience to the role. what was that like? >> it was really surreal playing a high scho

who he worships up when he was younger kind of recognized him how many of his songs have you heard dillons? yeah. oh every single one every single and i've heard it hurt it over and over and over again. so you assessively yeah. oh, yeah. no, it's how many times my life? and well, he's probably has you know, the i i probably know by heart 300 of his songs, you know them by heart. how do you do that strum guitar and know the you know, a lot of the songs are just you know, you know, i might forget a lyric or something, but it's just dna and g and you know, it's it's you remember a lot of language. i the words and the phrasing his ability to trades word he can draw out of valve or you know, it's just a remarkable artist and it's not me. i mean he won the nobel prize for literature recognized around the world for a unique unique gift of taking american street culture blues jazz. um tammany, i'm sorry, you know like vaudeville, he could take it all and put it into something that's his own. so in many ways he could be at times like robert rauschenberg painter where you're taking objects of everyd

here's a look at some areas like dillon beach picked up more than a third of an inch, as well as bodega bay and calistoga. reporting more than 4/10. santa rosa reported a little bit more than a third of an inch. so that's some good news because we weren't expecting a whole lot out of this system. here's a look at storm tracker to now again, mostly cloudy but mainly dry as that storm continues to push its way off to the east. we do have another system here. this one doesn't look like it's going to bring us anything. it's going to move through right about thursday. here's a look at where we are right now going to be dry for the rest of today, dry on wednesday. here's a look at thursday morning. there's the storm. i pointed out just a moment ago. but when it comes ashore for us, it kind of falls apart. maybe a little bit of drizzle. maybe the north bay and lake county scene just a bit, but it's not going to bring us anything that we need in the way of accumulation. here is a look at the system. that's a little bit more promising. right now. it looks like saturday morning into sunday mornin

dillon brooks hit the little jumper there and fouled by peyton, and it just continues.uarter, though the bright spot jordan's pool with the drive and hit the floater, but they're down. 19 pull did have 25 points again game over at halftime just to be sure the anthony melt, get up the grizzlies. just even when everybody's healthy, they've got the warriors number and just for giggles. steve kirk had seen enough. he gets kicked out by intermission. he's gone. who could blame him for not wanting to see that mess? 1 23 to 95 warriors lose four out of five on the road trip. not the way you want to go into the playoffs if the san francisco 49 ers and jimmy garoppolo had a song, it would probably be something like let's stay together, baby because they just can't seem to break up and he will be sticking with the 49ers for sure on into training camp, as you well know, it's been talked about forever. they tried to trade him. it's not going to happen basically because the fact that he had to have his throwing shoulder surgically repaired so no takers on the trade market and looks

so we went to miami and dillon brooks holds a grisly grudge three ball that, um, developed alone and he didn't which is perfect. you know, it's send him back to the warriors, and then no, do his thing over there were able to create something like this and, you know, keep building this dynasty. so the grizzlies have a dynasty of that's news to everybody in the nba. try winning one championship and then maybe use the dynasty word. hey, let's keep it on the nba surge ibaka. who plays for the bucks, has his own cooking show and one of his guests coming up clay thompson of the warriors. let's check this out and see how that went. oh shoot. i'm here. what do you say? we know you are one of the best god there we are two way player commission. there we go. oakland or san francisco. oh, my gosh, trying to get my hood pass revoked in both places. what time of day is it? all right. click thompson, not short on personality, and i've always told warrior fans look, he's coming back from two major surgeries. you can't expect him to be the player he was, but he's rounding into shape warriors have bi

the now joining me now is hami dillon, civil rightscivi attorn rnc national committeewoman for california inmate. i'd like i think a lot of liberals want america to focus on first first african-american woman potentially on the court ,her personality and niceat person. but what of this toxic ideology which she obviously supports in some way? well, i think it's deeplyho concerning, laura . and i saybe that as a lawyermy who practices before the courts myself, what we really want in judges is judges who are going to look at our circumstance of our particular case and decide pe the case faa applying the existing law obviously at the supremew court level there's added weight to that because the court often makes the law. ir and inma her last confirmation hearing, this judge expressed to the senate that she actually didn't have a particulardi judicial philosophy. so i think it's very fair for senators this time around to take a look at who she openly says that she admires. professor bell is one who said some very toxic things and she's mentioned how hishe book written back in the early 90s mad

will star sheen an entourage is kevin connelly and kevin dillon.erans will look to reinvent themselves alongside up and comers looking to establish their own show business careers. charlie sheens, dad, martin sheen will also be featured the filming of a pilot episode wrapped up this week. we have no release date yet or home for the new charlie sheen show business to talk about of another kind. we know that suzanne somers keeps busy. she's told us that her husband enjoy daily romantic interludes often several times a day. so there's that. and then there's this suzanne's wallet and body in very good shape. remember >> i used to do a roving drops and then i found every single time you squeeze sign that trying turn right where you need it. really do see it some suzanne. a podcast with dax holt, and he brought up the thigh master as a business. suzanne says. >> her husband own 100% of fy master. now it's still selling. and what's more in the thigh master heyday, suzanne's product grossed more than 300 million dollars in thighmaster sales. wow. suzanne,

in comedian tim dillon suggesting primary colors loosely based on bill clinton's presidential run anddal. new york city 13 hours recounting the benghazi attack. the plot against the president which details the alleged conspiracy against former president trump. those are, of course, social media jokes. we wish the former first lady a speedy recovery. but hillary clinton and jen psaki testing positive for covid on the same day. >> brian: some of those movies are only available at blockbuster. >> carley: only one blockbuster left in the country in alaska. >> ainsley: we wish her well we hope she recovers. >> steve: we do indeed. you don't need blockbuster every movie is on your phone. >> ainsley: apple tv. >> brian: staring at something the size of your palm. >> ainsley: watch fox nation, hillary. >> brian: i wonder if that was suggested. >> steve: you never know. we can suggest that lots of good content there. remember after the vice president went down guatemala in june and all these stories that came out about the discuss function? that shocked the president of the united states accor

former secretary of state receiving recommendations mocking the clinton's family's past, comedian tim dillonbill clinton's 1992 presidential run and cheating scandals, joe borelli is recommending 13 hours which recounts the benghazi attack. molly hemingway, your reaction. >> i think the first line of the tweet is what i found interesting. she says bill tested negative and is feeling fine. i feel like when you're dealing with former president bill clinton, you need to be much more specific about what he tested negative for. maria: yeah. uh huh. good point. molly, remember back in the day, hillary sold a big stake of the u.s.'s stockpile of uranium, she sold it to russia. i know you remember this. you wrote about it at the time. so did i. now we're talking about shortages in uranium and obviously the russians using their uranium. but do you remember -- >> i'm so glad -- >> maria: do you remember when this was front page news and the clinton foundation received money from russian oligarchs. >> i'm so glad you brought it up. there's so many things you think about with the current situation with