jones dixon says it's her prosecutors that are responsible for those victims. and that's why another priority of hers. what we do evaluate her team as soon as she takes office. this is the da's office. here's the work we do here. if you want to do that work, we will train you up and help you to get the best you can possibly be doing it if you don't. we're going to find somebody else who can because people are depending on us to know what our jobs are in to do them as well as we can. jones dixon admits righting the ship in regaining people's trust in the office won't happen overnight, but she's confident she'll get there. i think it'll take some time, but we really have some still some really good people at the da's office who know their stuff and the hope is to get more back and just just watch as work. against nixon will continue her work as a judge of the juvenile justice center in san leandro until the 11th. >> she's expected to be sworn in as da on the 18th of this month. gretna. well. >> dan, thank you. tenants and concord are fighting for rent, stabilizat

jones dixon says it's her prosecutors that are responsible for those victims. and that's why another priority of hers. what we do evaluate her team as soon as she takes office. this is the da's office. here's the work we do here. if you want to do that work, we will train you up and help you to get the best you can possibly be doing it if you don't. we're going to find somebody else who can because people are depending on us to know what our jobs are in to do them as well as we can. jones dixon admits righting the ship in regaining people's trust in the office won't happen overnight, but she's confident she'll get there. i think it'll take some time. we really have some still some really good people at the da's office who know their stuff and the hope is to get more back and just just watch as work. so we can do is work. watch us work. >> jones dixon will continue her work as a judge of the juvenileajustice center in san leandro until the 11th. she's expected to be sworn in as da on the 18th of this month. grant. well. dan, thank you for that. meanwhile, presid

jones dixon says it's her prosecutors that are responsible for those victims. and that's why another priority of hers. what we do evaluate her team as soon as she takes office. this is the da's office. here's the work we do here. if you want to do that work, we will train you up and help you to get the best you can possibly be doing it if you don't. we're going to find somebody else who can because people are depending on us to know what our jobs are in to do them as well as we can. jones dixon admits righting the ship in regaining people's trust in the office won't happen overnight, but she's confident she'll get there. i think it'll take some time. we really have some still some really good people at the da's office who know their stuff and the hope is to get more back and just just watch as work. so all we can do is us work. judge dixon will continue her work here at the juvenile justice center through the 11th of february. >> she'll be sworn in as alameda county's new da on the 18th. in san leandro. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> some residents in concord soun

jones dixon says it's her prosecutors that are responsible for those victims. and that's why another priority of hers. what we do evaluate her team as soon as she takes office. this is the da's office. here's the work we do here. if you want to do that work, we will train you up and help you to get the best you can possibly be doing it if you don't. we're going to find somebody else who can because people are depending on us to know what our jobs are in to do them as well as we can. jones dixon admits righting the ship in regaining people's trust in the office won't happen overnight, but she's confident she'll get there. i think it'll take some time. we really have some still some really good people at the da's office who know their stuff and the hope is to get more back and just just watch as work. so we can do is work. watch us work. judge dixon will continue her work here at the juvenile justice center through the 11th. >> and then be sworn in as alameda county's new da on the 18th. in san leandro. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> well, a man is facing charges in

jones dixon says it's her prosecutors that are responsible for those victims. that's why another priority of hers. what we do evaluate her team as soon as she takes office. this is the da's office. here's the work we do here. if you want to do that work, we will train you up and help you to get the best you can possibly be doing it if you don't. we're going to find somebody else who can because people are depending on us to know what our jobs are in to do them as well as we can. jones dixon admits righting the ship in regaining people's trust in the office won't happen overnight, but she's confident she'll get there. i think it'll take some time. we really have some still some really good people at the da's office who know their stuff and the hope is to get more back and just just watch as work. so we can do is us work. judge dixon will continue her work here at the juvenile justice center through the 11th. >> and then be sworn in as alameda county's new da on the 18th. san leandro. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> oakland unified school district officials are askin

jones dixon will now serve until 2026, when she plans to run for the office again. i hope people feel a little safer, that people know they don't want to come to oakland, or to fremont or to hayward to commit a crime. that was velena jones reporting. the new da is scheduled to be sworn in on tuesday. former oakland mayor sheng thao is expected to appear in court. this week comes a little more than two weeks after federal prosecutors unsealed an eight count indictment against how her partner, andre jones, and two members of the dewan family. the dugongs are an east bay family that own multiple businesses, including a prefab housing company and a recycling company contracted by the city. federal prosecutors say the scheme started in october 2022, a month before tao was elected as mayor. tao maintains her innocence. if convicted of all counts, tao and jones face a maximum of 95 years in prison. tao is due in court on thursday and plan on a few showers to start tomorrow morning. mild temperatures the day beginning in the 50s, ending with a lot of rain. and not just for

jones dixon says it's her prosecutors that are responsible for those victims.t's why another priority of hers. what we do evaluate her team as soon as she takes office. this is the da's office. here's the work we do here. if you want to do that work, we will train you up and help you to get the best you can possibly be doing it if you don't. we're going to find somebody else who can because people are depending on us to know what our jobs are in to do them as well as we can. jones dixon admits righting the ship in regaining people's trust in the office won't happen overnight, but she's confident she'll get there. i think it'll take some time. we really have some still some really good people at the da's office who know their stuff and the hope is to get more back and just just watch as work. so we can do is work. watch us work. judge dixon will continue her work here at the juvenile justice center through the 11th. >> and then be sworn in as alameda county's new da on the 18th. in san leandro. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> 7.37 and aoman faces charges for the sho

jones dixon says it's her prosecutors that are responsible for those victims. and that's why another priority of hers. what we do evaluate her team as soon as she takes office. this is the da's office. here's the work we do here. if you want to do that work, we will train you up and help you to get the best you can possibly be doing it if you don't. we're going to find somebody else who can because people are depending on us to know what our jobs are in to do them as well as we can. jones dixon admits righting the ship in regaining people's trust in the office won't happen overnight, but she's confident she'll get there. i think it'll take some time. we really have some still some really good people at the da's office who know their stuff and the hope is to get more back and just just watch as work. so we can do is work. watch us work. judge dixon will continue her work here at the juvenile justice center through the 11th. >> and then be sworn in as alameda county's new da on the 18th. san leandro. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> it's now been one week since that d

jones dixon says it's her prosecutors that are responsible for those victims. and that's why another priority of hers. what we do evaluate her team as soon as she takes officeh this is the da's office. here's the work we do here. if you want to do that work, we will train you up and help you to get the best you can possibly be doing it if you don't. we're going to find somebody else who can because people are depending on us to know what our jobs are in to do them as well as we can. jones dixon admits righting the ship in regaining people's trust in the office won't happen overnight, but she's confident she'll get there. i think it'll take some time. we really have some still some really good people at the da's office who know their stuff and the hope is to get more back and just just watch as work. so we can do is work. watch us work. judge dixon will continue her work here at the juvenile justice center through the 11th. >> and then be sworn in as alameda county's new da on the 18th. san leandro. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> oakland city workers are being orde

jones dixon says it's her prosecutors that are responsible for those victims.nd that's why another priority of hers. what we do evaluate her team as soon as she takes office. this is the da's office. here's the work we do here. if you want to do that work, we will train you up and help you to get the best you can possibly be doing it if you don't. we're going to find somebody else who can because people are depending on us to know what our jobs are in to do them as well as we can. jones dixon admits righting the ship in regaining people's trust in the office won't happen overnight, but she's confident she'll get there. i think it'll take some time. we really have some still some really good people at the da's office who know their stuff and the hope is to get more back and just just watch as work. so we can do is work. watch us work. judge dixon will continue her work here at the juvenile justice center through the 11th. >> and then be sworn in as alameda county's new da on the 18th. san leandro. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> today starting out very, very wet and

jones dixon says it's her prosecutors that are responsible for those victims. and that's why another priority of hers. what we do evaluate her team as soon as she takes office. this is the da's office. here's the work we do here. if you want to do that work, we will train you up and help you to get the best you can possibly be doing it if you don't. we're going to find somebody else who can because people are depending on us to know what our jobs are in to do them as well as we can. jones dixon admits righting the ship in regaining people's trust in the office won't happen overnight, but she's confident she'll get there. i think it'll take some time. we really have some still some really good people at the da's office who know their stuff and the hope is to get more back and just just watch as work. so we can do is work. watch us work. judge dixon will continue her work here at the juvenile justice center through the 11th. >> and then be sworn in as alameda county's new da on the 18th. in san leandro. dan kerman kron. 4 news. a man faces charges for the shootin

. >> the new person it's judge are jones dixon and kron four's.is to make sure that we are about public safety and about victims. >> alameda county superior court judge ursula jones dixon is less than 2 weeks away from taking charge of the alameda county district attorney's office. this after being selected by the board of supervisors to replace recalled d a pamela price. my mother used to always say if you're going to complain about something, you better be willing to do something about it. >> and that's how i got here. i just my mom's gone now. but had some real concerns about what i was seeing at the da's office. not that people don't have good intentions, but that in practice things were not filtering such that victims voices were being lifted up and that they felt hurt in this process. jones dickson is a former alameda county prosecutor. she says one of her top priorities is d a. >> will be to reverse prices charging directives is price had a directive that no enhanced minutes could be charged without certain levels of approve mont and of peo

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jones dixon says it's her prosecutors that are responsible for those victims. and that's why another priority of hers. what we do evaluate her team as soon as she takes office. this is the da's office. here's the work we do here. if you want to do that work, we will train you up and help you to get the best you can possibly be doing it if you don't. we're going to find somebody else who can because people are depending on us to know what our jobs are in to do them as well as we can. jones dixon admits righting the ship in regaining people's trust in the office won't happen overnight, but she's confident she'll get there. i think it'll take some time. we really have some still some really good people at the da's office who know their stuff and the hope is to get more back and just just watch as work. so we can do is work. watch us work. judge dixon will continue her work here at the juvenile justice center through the 11th. >> and then be sworn in as alameda county's new da on the 18th. san leandro. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> well, that a 39 happening right now

dixon is a cal graduate who earned her law degree from usf.he da's office from 1999 to 2013 before becoming a county judge. she's filling out the term of recalled da pamela price. voters will elect a new da next year. a wet start to our day, and it's off and on throughout the day. yeah. and even into the evening commute, we're still going to see some waves of rain coming in and the possibility of thunderstorms dry tomorrow. but then more rain and coldld temperatures for thursday and just chilly into the weekend. and here's what kari is talking about. the slick conditions, water on the lens and on the roadway jammed up on the berkeley curve approaching the bay bridge nearby the bart tracks. they've slowed the trains down, as they typically do during wet weather for a better braking. and over here, as the sun comes up, a reminder if your wipers are on steady, you need to keep those headlights on. that's california law. that's right. today's show just moments away. but for more local news, stay with today in the bay. streaming on roku, pluto and

jones dixon worked as an alameda county superior court judge for dozens of years. she will serve as the top prosecutor until an election in 2026. she says she also plans to run in that election. san francisco's new fire chief was also sworn in this morning. mayor daniel lowery selected battalion chief dean crispin to head the san francisco fire department. crispin is a native san franciscan and veteran firefighter. he has served as captain of the chinatown, north beach and south of market stations during his time with the fire department. all right, turning now to our weather back with meteorologist mark tamayo and a look at all of the mess that we had today. >> yeah. remember back in january, we're thinking, oh, is it ever going to rain again? >> here we are. >> look at today. yeah. pretty active weather day across the entire bay area. heavy rain, strong winds and thunderstorms. we talked about the rainfall totals earlier, but take a look at this one site. mount tam. one site is showing you over 13in of rain over the past six days. there's actually another sensor

nick dixon. >> agenda for her.nick dixon. >> there you go. >> there you go. >> okay, let's have a. >> okay, let's have a. >> look at the express. >> look at the express. >> nick. >> nick. >> happy to. it's. i will fight to honour the will of people. and that's kemi badenoch. she's leader of an increasingly irrelevant party called the tories. oh, sorry. we're not allowed to bash kemi on here because she doesn't like it. sorry, kemi. sorry. we all love kemi and she's written this piece and you know she's saying we want to honour brexit. she points out that keir starmer tried to block it 48 times. fair enough. you know he's not keen on it and she says he's going to get us back into the eu. red tape, fishing rights and freedom of movement suddenly will be the freedom of movement will be back. and she says look at the chagos islands. this is the guy we're going to have negotiating for. he likes to give away stuff. and i think that's a fairly compelling argument. the issue against kemi, of course, issue against kemi, of

ursula jones dixon was sworn in this afternoon at the board of supervisors meeting.replacing recalled da pamela price. jones dixon previously worked as an alameda county superior court judge for dozens of years. she will serve as the top prosecutor until an election in 2026, and she says she plans to run for the remaining two years of the term. >> and right after the break, we come back. we look at the rain, which is ending for the most part, but it's still wet in some of the inland bay valleys. we'll keep an eye on what's coming next. there is more weather, but a break first. >> all right. now to alex savidge and a look at some of the stories we're working on for west coast rap at the top of the hour. alex. >> all right. mike. thank you. coming up tonight, we continue our coverage on the storm system that is slamming the west right now. we'll show you the work happening near southern california fire zones to try to protect homes against mudslides there, and how snow and ice are causing a lot of problems across the pacific northwest. full coverage for you tonight. pl

county supervisors have appointed judge ursula jones dixon for the job. jones dixon will serve through 2026 when the seat is up for election. she is replacing recall d.a. pamela price who voters thought was too soft on crime. this morning, a vallejo school is set to reopen more than a week after it was shut down by a copper wire theft. the incident left solano weidman leadership academy without electricity. district officials say power has been restored and additional security measures are in place after more than $200,000 in repairs. more than 600 students were sent to six other schools to continue classes . >>> the sonoma county board of supervisors is meeting this morning with a long to do list. the board agenda today includes action on proposed sonoma state university budget cuts, student and faculty protesting . after the school announced massive cuts to academic departments and the elimination of its athletics programs. as it faces a nearly 24 million-dollar budget deficit. >>> and the s x mta is going to discuss major cuts to transportation in san

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racially divided town depended on the oil and gas industry was the brainchild of saints owner dave dixonhn mckiffin. >> he said we're going to do this. and he put his political capital on the line and got it done. >> wow. >> he apparently the story goes went over to houston and went inside the astrodome, and they were calling it the eighth wonder of the world. so when he decided to get behind the superdome he says i'm going to be able to put that little astrodome inside of this one. this one's going to be a super dome. >> reporter: and the name stuck. it opened as the largest indoor stadium in the world. priming the pump for economic growth and opportunity. entrepreneur don hubbard worked to make both available to the whole community. >> at 10 cents a share you could buy shares of stocks into the dome stadium operations, which was superdome services, called ssi. >> reporter: superdome services hoped for a stake in the your process. but when the state offered them a contract -- >> well, then they asked a question. can you sweep? can we sweep? here we go. >> reporter: their offer, staffer

dixon is a cal graduate who earned her law degree from uc, usf. she worked in the da's office as well from 1999 to 2013, before becoming a county judge. she's filling out the term of recalled d.a. pamela price. voters will elect a new da in 2026. later tonight, san francisco police will host a town hall to answer questions about a recent deadly police shooting. it all followed a standoff on january 27th. this is at ninth and mission street, south of market. officers shot and killed the gunman, who they say shot and critically injured the owner of a pot dispensary. investigators are still not saying what led up to the initial shooting, but that incident has not believed to have been a robbery attempt. now to a live look at the state capitol, where attorney general rob bonta will talk about what's being done to protect students and teachers from federal immigration threats. later this morning. bonta has been hard at work informing immigrants about their rights and protections under the law. he's also expressing his commitment to keing schools a welc

dixon previously worked as an alameda county superior court judge for dozens of years.l serve as the top prosecutor until an election in 2026. she says she is also planning to run for the remaining two years of the term, and san francisco's new fire chief was also sworn in this morning. mayor daniel lurie selected battalion chief dean crispin to head the san francisco fire department. crispin is a native san franciscan and a veteran firefighter. he has served as captain of the chinatown, north beach and south of market stations. during his time with the fire department. >> all right, we're checking back in on the weather. we've had plenty of rainfall. it is winding down for now, but there is more on the way. i'll have that coming up. [music] >> and today in washington, d.c, crews announced that all 67 victims have been recovered from the wreckage, but there is sti i guess what i'm looking for from you is, i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say something like that won't happen again? that's fair. we committed to unde

supervisors last week chose ursula jones dixon over six other candidates. dixon is a cal graduate who earned her law degree from usf and worked in the da's office from 1999 to 2013. this was before becoming a county judge. she's filling out the term of recalled da pamela price. voters will elect a new da in 2026. it is a new workweek monday morning. taking a live look outside overlooking san francisco. nice and clear, at least for the moment. we've got some rain in the works. carry on over the weekend and that is what we can expect today, at least for now. we are taking a break for the most part. as we take a look at storm ranger, our mobile doppler radar, where we are seeing some very spotty light showers coming in, but our hour by hour forecast highlights that we'll start to see the rain moving into the north bay before the early afternoon hours and then making its way farther south, starting to fill in across the bay area for the evening and continuing to get heavier later on tonight with some pockets of rain that may also trigger a few thunderstorms, an

jones dixon will serve until the election in 2026.he plans to run for the remaining two years of that term. san francisco's new fire chief was also sworn into office this morning. mayor daniel lowery selected battalion chief dean crispin to head the san francisco fire department. crispin is a native san franciscan and veteran firefighter. he has served as captain of the chinatown, north beach and south of market stations. during his years with the fire department. well, california's largest home insurer is now asking for an emergency rate increase following the wildfire disaster in los angeles. state farm made that request to state regulators yesterday. the insurance company says the disastrous fires and the claims that followed has created what it calls a, quote, dire situation. some insurance industry experts say the financial problems for state farm began well before the l.a. fires. >> state farm is in some serious financial problems. i mean, they they're in a situation right now where six months ago, they put in for an emergency r

dixon is a cal graduate who earned her law degree from usf. s worked in the da's office from 1999 to 2013 before becoming a county judge. she's filling out the term of recalled da pamela price. now, voters will elect a new da in 2026. all right. 608. let's take a peek outside, shall we? on this monday morning. nice clear shot of san francisco. much needed rain coming to the bay area. kari is tracking it for us. it was so great to see that rain over the weekend, but it was the north bay that measured the most. probably the area that didn't really need as much of that rainfall. but we are going to see things change as we go throughout the day, even though it's cloudy and fairly dry now, later on tonigh, we'll see the next wave of heavier rain moving in and it will continue to pick up. but once again, the north bay saw the highest rainfall totals over the weekend. kentfield had five inches of rainfall and mount tam nearby had over 11.5in of rainfall. san francisco one inch, while san jose just measured a few sprinkles. we are going to see that ra

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how many palestinians you reckon won't be willing to leave for lunch, hardly even if that promised dixon come come by. oh, it's hard to say, but the palestinians are known for their persistence and their, you know, strong connection to the land. and there's also trauma ingrained in pulsing and nationality and an existence that comes from displacement again and again, this idea might be rational, but it's not very much connected to the reality of how posting is perceived, their connection to gaza and to palestine. in general, i don't know if many too many of them will follow and we know also the technicalities of it are very complicated. in other airlines, housing is still considered refugees all over the middle east. it's not going to be easy anywhere. they go through the middle east, alice, i need to resolve this. thank you. tom knows i have a quick look at some of the other stories in the headlines today. thousands of rallied against donald trump and you must skin cities across the us. opponent say from spring or the executive orders on democratic a ques, mosque of trying to take over

post office systems that dixon may say stupid divides that's next comfortable. and then for the rest, the crossing between garza and egypt is set to reopen for seriously injured palestinians to finally get treatment. the other them are kyle, this is al serra life from the also coming up you and says 700 people have been killed in the democratic republic of congo since sunday as m 235 has take over the eastern city of the crashes in the us city of philadelphia assessing items on file something we're doing passively very substantially increasing or not. and us present donald trump's terrorist on goods from canada, mexico and china come into effect on saturday. the palestinians seriously injured in israel's will and gaza finally guessing a way out of treatment throughout the border. crossing between egypt and gaza is said to reopen on saturday for the 1st time in 8 months initially be for patients needing medical attention and the world health organization says 50 will be allowed to leave on saturday. crossing serves as a lifeline for palestinians and garza way as

it's important time to reflect people let the mason-dixon line rose to the state of maryland where we it's important to remind people sometimes of the bloodiest battles of the civil war took place right here in the state of maryland right. it's important to remind people that sometimes during the civil war, maryland, to secede and allow for slavery inside of our borders. it's important to remind people sometimes if you go and look at the maryland flag i proudly wear on my lapel, the maryland flag is a combination of a union and a confederate flag. well, i'll say history back. harriet tubman knew that she understood the complexity. she understood and she felt the freedom that she felt when she went north. and she knew if there are still people in bondage, then that means i have work to do. despite the ugliness of our marriage, there is still but one national unity could and should look like in the united of america. we go together on the same side. we we are really we are willing to put petty differences to the side because we know there's a greater good that we're hoping to attain. bu

of cost of the systems that dixon may say, the steepest divides that's next comfortable and then for the the celebrations in garza and the occupied westbank is a $183.00 palestinian prisoners are free from his way to james. the other ones are in jordan. this is the whole system. i'm asked what he says 3 is really captive as part of the sci fi deal with israel, handing them over to the red cross and gotten a strong message from canada's prime minister to the us president imposes tarver summers, country, mexico and china. the, the better power is to partner with canada, not to punish you. pains, as a russian, as striking a boat is doing curse because killed for the 193 palace been in prison, hasn't been released from his writing trails. many of them reuniting with their families and southern guns that they pretend to seems that and recognize their homes destroyed by israel's 15 month more. they refer you to the full fixed strings interest. these 5 took effect nearly 2 weeks ago targeted by certain reports. now for how many of us do you pollution income units, the as people wait to come

she hopes new d.a., jones dixon, has heard the message from voters loud and clear that they want change and criminals to be appropriately charged for their crimes. >> i'm never going to be able to see my daughter as a teenager, you know. these criminals may see their children through a glass window or whatever. but guess what? i'll never be able to see my daughter. they will. so justice needs to be served. >> again, the trial is set to begin this upcoming tuesday. we will be following this case. >>> in other news tonight, two-story home caught fire in oakland's webster neighborhood this morning. it happened just after 7:00 a.m. you can see a lot of smoke coming out of the second floor of the home. so far no injuries were reported from the fire and no cause either. >>> a live look at the caesar super bowl in new orleans this evening as the chiefs and the eagles continue battling for the lombardi trophy. if you consider that battling what's going on today. today's game is a rematch of super bowl lvii when the chiefs overcame a ten-point half time deficit to win the second of their three c

and then in the left the way that the original fe and dixon engravings were done for twain's innocents abroad in 1869, almost 20 years later. and something that's fascinating in these think are absolute jewels of the american antiquarian s's collection. so these are little sketch cards or sketch sketcht happened did so he was doing the grand tour in europe. and in the meantime, right. so this is what's in back of the comics, right? so he'ing this at roughly the ime he's doing jonathan abroad and they're just extraordinary ki pieces. as the years progressed happened would pursue multiple directions. as he continued to develop his version of the visual traveg these appeared in humor magazines. mainstream perdicals like harper's weekly and full length picture books. some of these wor exaggerate the slapstick elements that we see in jonathan abroad, while others work to develophe travelog stripnto a relatively genteel of literature preoccupied with self-flection through tvel. right so happens getting increased ingly sophisticated he's doing this over e next 30 years. on the humorous a high

and that position is held right now by an acting figure, stacey dixon. plan for the release of the mlk assassination files is due by march 9th, guys. >> brian: jacqui, i guess it was just speculation. why does it take so long to release papers? what is the problem? why not just hand over the papers? you don't need to brace us. we are talking 1963. >> jacqui: i think anyone who has that answer has a higher security clearance than i do. i'm sorry i'm coming up empty for you. >> ainsley: doesn't it sound like maybe because these are just the plans. they have to come up with the plan. doesn't it sound like maybe -- there's a lot of pushback they don't want to make the cia look bad or any of our intelligence agencies look bad. is it just so the trump administration maybe can read those plans and read what's in it and then they make a determination or is it definitely going to be released? >> well, we will see. back in the president's first term. he did withhold some files on national security grounds. it's possible that happens again. i thought it was interes

and of course we have the crash northbound 880 at dixon landing road. that crash is going to be blocking lanes northbound, but it could affect your drive southbound at 719. let's talk about the weather today. here's steve. >> sal. thank you sir. we will take a look at some of the rainfall totals. it's really all about marin county so far. and the russian river, with the santa cruz mountains making up some ground here. san anselmo, over three and a half kentfield, san rafael all over three. mount veeder 289 boyes hot springs. thank you, tracy 2.20. yeovil 1.87. thank you jose, san francisco an inch and a half. atherton picked up 43/100 because that's a pretty good little intense rain there for about an hour. and some of the rainfall is starting to pick up now on the peninsula. woodacre three and three quarters. mount tamalpais three and a third lake sonoma two and a half, sonoma an inch and a half. napa an inch and a half. la honda 84/100, oakland 0.80 and orinda two thirds. although i think there's more than that now in orinda. but some areas have let u

dixon chibanda remembers like yesterday the moment in 2005 that changed his life. >> during my formativethey lived 200 miles away where i worked, and they didn't have 15 u.s. dollars to get on a bus to come to the hospital. >> reporter: at the time there were only ten psychiatrists serving 13 million people in zimbabwe. to so you came up with the idea? >> of grandmas. these grandmas were actually the custodians of the local culture and the wisdom, and they were rooted in their communities. and i was like, what if we could train them to be the first port of call for anyone need to go talk in a community. >> reporter: in 2006, dr. chibanda introduced the friendship bench, a talk therapy program that brings mental health care directly into underserved communities. the program is free and the grandmothers were happy to donate their time. he chronicles this journey in a new book. >> when i first started this, in fact we called it the mental health bench -- >> reporter: did anybody come? >> nobody came to the mental health bench, jon. >> reporter: because of the stigma? >> because of the stigm

he and and senator archibald dixon and and ag hodges go to visit lincoln and they meet him on a saturday morning. it's the end of march 1864. and they have this converse sation. it's an impromptu conversation. it's not a prepared conversation. but when they leave ag hodges, the newspaper editor a couple of weeks la says is was a very important conversation. would you write back to us what you said? we didn't really take it all down. and lincoln says these words, i am naturally anti-slavery. if slavery is not wrong, nothing is wrong. i cannot remember when i did not still think and feel. now lincoln doesn't use the word feel. he growing up in the second great awakening of kentucky and southern indiana, reacted much against feeling, enthusiasm. his parents involvement in a baptize as churches. he was a man of reason. but here in a very unusual time, he says, i cannot remember when i did not so think and feel, but he goes on to say, and yet i have never understood that the presidency conferred upon me the unrestricted right to act officially upon this judgment and feeling twice again, he us

between the 1990s and the 2000, the fastest growing latino populations, most of them are below the mason dixon line, right. the south, it becomes a of the new destination for, huge numbers of latino immigrants this time period here in north carolina for we can see the kind of rapid and the sort of project continued growth. just to give you a sense of like why it's important to understand the history is partly so that we can understand how we get to this moment, why we have latino migration, how do people end up here? the other thing that we can see on these sort of more recent census, because we can see that the population over time is sort of diversifying. it's mostly mexican, but it's becoming increasingly central american. we also can see the 2021, 34% are born in north carolina. right. one of the things i'm hoping that you take away from our class today is, that we talk a lot about latinos as perpetually new, perpetually, perpetually new comers. and i think nowhere is that more acute than here in the south. there's a sense that latinos are like just we just got here yesterday, right and in

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through dixon to take you through sunday's top stories. this is headliners. but before tomorrow's newspapers, let's go tomorrow's newspapers, let's go to tonight's headlines with sam francis. >> leo, thank you and good evening to you. it's just after 11:00. well, the top story tonight, health minister andrew gwynne has become now the fourth high profile figure to leave sir keir starmer's labour government since their election win. do bear with me while i just make sure that you can definitely hean sure that you can definitely hear. me with a badly misjudged whatsapp messages, reportedly insulting constituents and colleagues, including allegedly hoping a 72 year old woman would soon be dead. the labour mp for gorton and denton has apologised, saying that he will continue to support the party. labour says it's investigating and will take swift action if rules were breached. in other news, the parents of two girls killed in the southport knife attack say they're trying to find light in the dark. speaking publicly for the first time since the tragedy, they've des