not that far from east palestine. senator capito already mentioned, giving a shout out to the first sponsors who turned out and, as a former governor who spent a lot of time with disasters of our own, in the state of delaware we know how important the work of you first responders are. we are so grateful for your therapist. peas can gray our gratitude. and record same in, thank you. thank you for the opportunity to speak before you in reference to the emergency in east palestine and its direct defenceman on the residents of beavertown mensa pena. i am eric brewer director of urgency services for beaver county and the appointed emergency management tornadoes all as a chief of the have this materials response team. i've been with the department for 20 years. speaking as a member of the community, as well as a first fonder who is on the scene of the drama. my family has been at the county for more than 30 years. i'm born and raised and continue to resign there. i am part of the community. i'm not an expert on community, w

how haveha you been to east palestine? et cetera i've been there five times r. >> have you been there? quick senator graham i've spent 11 of the last 30 days in east palestine. quick to give benefited from being there and liste to t people? >> very much so f. >> what about you? >> yes it has really helped me >> yet is gd thas a good aner regards we be willing to go throws in a fight if he chose to gohere? quk senator. >> would you be willing to go if has to go want to keephe politics out ofse it i am not qualified for. >> is not a political question it's a question if the president asked you to go as you go with him? >> i will go with anybody who wants to go a help the communit of east palestine. >> and the same for you? i'm going to the president test as bothf you go. theye down i'm going through the trauma himoing there i wish she would go there so we could all wk to solve the prlem. maybe ihould go to the botm line i with either one of you haveroblem living there fullime given the conditions on the ground, do you feel i

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this far east hero far east mortgage. this is a separate quarter source program.s is a program of a separate eastern concept and so on and so forth. so far , the totality of them allows. well, for example, yes. next, the growth rate of housing construction in the far east is higher than the average for russia, and in this sense , housing is being built today where it has not been settled for a very long time. well, in particular, here is the magadan region, which i represent and in this sense, the use, i repeat for the main the idea of ​​a complex of these preferential regimes, but allows you to solve the problem that you are talking about, but, unfortunately, it will not be possible to solve it this way. it is necessary, after all, to strengthen this work to accumulate this critical mass of a positive image of the arctic and the east for it, a critical mass of proposals that will have those people who want to move, well, or stay to develop in these territories. that 's what this whole thing is for today. yes, this process takes some time. work is underway in russ

noticeable results in the development of the infrastructure economy and social spheres of the far east , at the same time, serious efforts must be made to radically improve the quality of life of people in the far eastern regions and create a comfortable and safe urban environment. solve infrastructural environmental problems give further impetus business initiatives open up new opportunities and prospects for education employment and the very realization of citizens. in this regard , the launch of a large project for the development of far eastern cities was announced at the eastern economic forums in the form in 2021. it covers all the administrative centers of the subjects of the federation and cities with a population of more than 50,000 people, as well as tynda and severobaikalsk, the most important points of lake baikal , the amur mainline, a key tool , a kind of starting point for working to apply resources here are e, city ​​master plans. as we agreed , they should be based on the requests of residents and businesses and include not only urban planning solutions, for example, t

belongs to the people of the middle east. and the fate of the region should be in the hands of its people. or we'll be discussing the implications of the deal in a moment with our guests. but 1st, let's find out what the public reactions been inter run from web ali hashing reports. the agreement between iran and saudi arabia caught many and surprised yet into the political polio zation over the past. yes, please. saudi arabia said to no one, but israel and the united states is the level of enemy. and sometimes i handle and that's why policy can lead to receive the news in different ways. so they were. busy positive about it, what framing the whole development was that in different ways in conservative newspapers, for example, they saw this as a slot to the us and israel, what was written reformist. so as up the end of that lot on the beginning of a way of peace, but regardless of how it was, frame expectations are high because many believe this was a deal between security officials and it's yet for politicians to start the di

in 2004, there was a referendum in the north—east as to whether to have a north—east assembly, a north—eastof the north—east said to the people in london, well, i won't actually say they said, but i know what the message was. yet now the conservatives are going to bring in a super map for the whole of the north—east. none of these been asked these people have been asked about yeah, i agree with about that. yeah, i agree with that. but 4 billion quid in extra taxpayer cash for the region actually region to actually a connectivity, for example , you connectivity, for example, you come from my part of county durham and try to get into newcastle. if you don't drive. nigel well , you're up a creek nigel well, you're up a creek without a paddle . that's without a paddle. that's all i can say. i tell you what, the north—east will get its man. we need the money for anything. whether it's billion. whether it gets it's billion. you i'll talk you say. in a moment, i'll talk to voice . god, who to the voice. god, who introduces me at of these introduces me at all of these events. to super mac. events.

the future of the middle east should be determined by those in that region. that is the message from the chinese foreign ministry who says beijing's bi lateral ties are built on respect. china pursues no self interest whatsoever in the middle east. we respect the stature of middle east countries as the masters of this region and oppose geopolitical competition in the middle east. china has no intention to and will not seek to fill a so called vacuum or put up exclusive blocks. china always believes that the future of the middle east should always be in the hands of the countries in the region. it's a very important event in not only middle east, about also in china, foreign policy, china hoax. they had to not only the 2 countries, but also all the countries in the middle east could to develop into by themselves for washington. they should at least rethink then tell us why. now we're in the won't. they are more and more people are never a chance to washington any, any longer usa, some main joy of new regional instability and conflict, not only in middle east,

this is a major step towards china's stronger role in the middle east. the show that china is interested in the middle east politics and in the regions our economy proven kasha gray sh. the improvement of the relationship of both sides has paved the way for peace and stability in the middle east. it has also set an example for resolving conflicts and disputes between countries through a dialogue and negotiations. china supports countries in the middle east to adhere to strategical autonomy to strengthen unity and cooperation. get rid of externally . the agreement between all mentor, rob united states, said that it welcomes any effort to de escalate the region. the american president, our joe biden said that he welcomes any effort to help put an end to the game in war to the saudi war against him. but when it comes to israel, israel is ah, seems to be alarmed by the agreement or lee of officials. israel has said that this agreement will deal at the field low to any effort to try to isolate iran and to try to build a coalition against chair ron china is no

and israel's number one problem in the middle east. i mean, is the middle east changing? is the world changing? are we seeing new alliances formed? we seem new trade partners formed of people moving away from the traditional us deals and, and other hedge minis. i think in my opinion, the united states now more and more people know essays and main joy of deal regional instability and conflict, not only in the middle east, about also in eastern europe. cuz in the past 40 years, the united states has launched a lot of the was in the, in the world, especially in the middle east. so at least as in the middle east, at least one bidding of people have died under the fi of the united states. so now we had the only people know the water clearly. so carter hegemony opt you out. he stays should be end as soon as possible. wine plaza, and he is a thank you so much for joining us there. on r t i going to speaking to you. thank you for your time. thank you. so when asked to comment on the development us present, joe biden seem to share focus to other countries in the region. what are y

so this shows that now the united states has been abandoning the middle east. and now china and russia are beginning to step in and unify different forces, even the opposing forces, like saudi arabia and iran, which i've been long taking part in some negotiations. are a broker to buy, get watch and then buying a man. but it seems that it dice on the chinese thighs is now being off. we did hear from residents in iran who expressed of support for renewed ties with saudi arabia, saying it would add strength to that country and standing up against foreign actors meddling in that region. i say panama, it is better if we have friendly ties with our neighbors. considering that the u. s . and other western countries enthusiastically desire to have their own military bases in iran's neighboring countries in order to have dominance on iran politically. and if friendly ties are constructed between iran and its neighboring countries, the us will not achieve its objective in god are going to south america. this signs agreements can have a positive point and that can be indi

east bay and south bay bringing rain and snow showers by mid-morning on monday. dry for the most part monday afternoon with scattered showers through monday night. but then drying out into your tuesday with rain totals, about half an inch of rain or less and an atmospheric river arriving later this upcoming week. more on that in my full forecast in just a few minutes. back to you, dan and wealth theresa, thank you. you saw it here live at the top of our 08:00pm hour. the bay bridge lights went dark for now at least a dazzle. the city's waterfront for the last decade in the creator of the bay lights display says it was failing. >> faster than they could replace them. and he's got a plan to make it all better but needs millions to make it happen. >> kron 4 was the only station to show those lights going dark alive at 8 o'clock. our sara stinson was there. >> the lights officially off on the bay bridge. you can see how much of a difference it makes. those lights won't come back on until enough money is raised. all they need is 4 million more dollars and they can sta

here in the array of lands the job is east.ow look what's going on here in the comparison is interesting, so here and there, but a priority. it is interesting, at least those people who go to secure a hectare. this is approximately 112,000 people in the far east and 4,2.000 people in the arctic wife. but what is the priority, first of all, individual housing construction, and if in the far east it is 42% of hectare users, then in the arctic it is already 69. and if we look, the second most important, yes, here is the use, that is, in absolute terms. so this agriculture is economic production. and here, if in the far east 39%, users of a hectare are engaged, well, related to agriculture. yes, then in the arctic desire, this is 11%, that is , in fact, we see that, unlike e far east which gives, well, a lot of possible options for using some hector in the arctic, this is primarily a hectare intended for individual housing construction. at least, this is how people are guided, that's in their priorities, and we must immediately say

i mean the arctic far east.ou can hardly blame it for the lack of resources there , the lack of everything that can provide for our economy. uh, let's just say, indeed, this is a growth driver for any economy, in fact, the base, and another point . such a report is staffing. eh, here, just in recent years , all the time, every time we run into what is missing. not enough. not enough, how to deal with this in the future. it is true that the far east and the arctic are the largest our territories are rich, but with a low population density even today. more than 3,000 investment projects are being implemented there, which create more than 200,000 jobs. indeed, we often encounter a situation where we have to manually help large investors to attract valuable personnel and attract , including engineering personnel and management personnel , in order for these projects to happen, in order to balance the demand and supply for personnel, the government’s strategic initiatives are directed about this today a lot of it was

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like any good east palestine?hink it's friends versus enemies and he does not see the people of east powell seen his friends because not enough of them voted for them so he is not paying attention to what is going on the ground there sean, it's important to note that this is not just a lack of leadership for the president, it's a lack of action from is a administration. as i sit here speaking sean, there are amounts of toxic dirt sitting in east palestine that southern has done out of the ground that they cannot get to the license facilities to dispose of hazardous chemicals because the joe biden administration epa is not letting them. i will repeat that because joe biden's epa is not doing its job east pales palestine sittinn the ground. what happens if the stuff seems back to the ground? it's a total disaster at every level whether it southern or the epa or somebody else it feels like the people of east palestine are being filled by pretty much everybody it's a total disgrace. >> sean: let me ask you how we can

i think the 3rd signal is that the middle east belongs to the people of the middle east. and the fate of the region should be in the hands of its people that will be discussing the implications of the deal in a moment with our guests. but 1st, let's find out what the public reaction has been. inter run from web ali hash reports. the agreement between iran and saudi arabia caught many in surprise. you hadn't forgotten the political polio zation over the past. yes, please. saudi arabia said to no one, but israel and the united states is the level of enmity and sometimes i had often and that's why because it leads to receive the news in different ways though they were. busy positive about it, but framing the whole development was read in different ways. in conservative newspapers for example, they saw this as a slot to the us and israel, what love it. and reformist saw it as a the end of a deadlock on, at the beginning of a wave of peace. but regardless of how it was framed, expectations are high because many believe this was a deal between a security office shows and it's y

and we didn't get stability in the middle east, we got terror out of the middle east that reached all the way to the united states on 9/11 so what did believe it was in our interest in our national security interests but also consistent with our ideals to provoke to promote a transformation of the middle east that would bring political democracy and free markets to the middle east and that the vehicle for doing that would be iraq on the one hand and a palestinian state which we spent a lot of effort trying to help create on the other. these would be the full drums and the examples for a middle east that would try to transform itself through the efforts of its own people. and have a middle east that was more secure, more stable and prosperous but the impetus for iraq was national security consideration. that's why we went in. then the question was what do you do then that's where this all came to fruition. >> let's talk about what do you do then. it's not going to be a surprise to anybody sitting here with us today that i think democracy is absolutely one of the most stable forms of go

we'll zoom in to the east bay.e do have pockets of some pretty intense power outages out near pleasant hill and down of lafayette, actually out near close to ross more as well. so we've got pockets 505,000 customers without power, but it really is the east bay hills, especially in the hills above a perk lee, you can see large swaths of customers without power up near kensington down throughout downtown berkeley, out towards emeryville and then to the hills and the oakland hills just to the east of piedmont, got a lot of customers without power right there across the bay on to the peninsula. we do have a pocket of power outages here near south san francisco. again, 500 to 5,000 customers without power. and as we slide the map to the south following 101, south of the airport as we get to the san mateo bridge foster city. it starts to come into view where we're seeing big areas on the peninsula without power right now out near menlo park east palo alto, and woodlake hills down towards woodside and more of those mounta

russia is sure to develop on its own economic base and master plans for the far east will improve the connectivity of our regions and give impetus to the opening of new industries. and setting up a system of additional education. thank you sasha, it was alexandra azarova who told me about the plans for the development of the far east. well , we discussed other issues the day before. including gasification of this region. what statements were made. now i will tell you in detail, so, according to vladimir putin , it will be possible to work out the expansion of gasification in the far east only after russia has reached an agreement with china on gas network routes. as soon as the e agreements with our chinese friends are finalized, we will understand, uh, understand where the final routes will pass, then the question will be raised of developing e more widely, developing e- gasification of these regions, among other things. this, of course, will push the development of mechanical engineering. this is a pallet development of uh, the economy as a whole, the steel industry, the pipe indust

you can see the south and east bays. it east bay. one person is in critical condition after a crash that involved multiple vehicles. >> last night was the intersection of a nation valley road. and oakland boulevard right off highway 6 for the walnut creek, bart station, where there was a pretty big crash for vehicles. one was a county connection bus with 10 passengers on board and in the 4 vehicles total, a total of 5 people were hurt in this crash. investigators believe that it first was triggered by a car that was coming off the highway too fast. on the peninsula. check this out. a big tree fell in san bruno at block. the 2 northbound lanes of to 80. and this was yesterday around 6 in the evening just in time for rush hour. this is just south of the crystal springs on-ramp. crews got out there, cut it down, moved it and we're ready for more. unfortunately, that situation today. yeah. and sequoia and kings canyon national parks to also planning to shut things down because of the stormy weather. >> they say they expect the atmospheri

since that derailment in east palestine.f his exchange with democratic senator ed markey. >> am i correct that last year norfolk southern made $3.3 billion in profits? >> yes, sir. last year we invested over $1 billion in safety and last year our accident rate -- the number of accidents was the lowest it had been in the last 10 years. our safety stats continue to improve. i am committed to making norfolk southern's safety the best. close you're not having a good month. it seems like every week you're having an accident. amy: during his testimony, shaw also faced questions from vermont senator bernie sanders about covering the health costs of those impacted by the toxic derailment. >> you talked about covering the needs of the people of east palestine. does that include paying for the health care needs? all of their health care needs? >> senator, we're going to do what is right for the citizens. >> what is right is to cover their health care needs. we do that? >> everything is on the table, sir. amy: the ohio department of he

this happened this morning at the city's east high school. police say the identified student is austin lee and he had been part of a so-called safety plan because of behavior problems and had agreed to be patted down every day. >> we had been searched previously to today and had never had a weapon on them before. however, today, during that search, which would restrict place away from other students away from other school staff. they did produce that were weapon and fired shots. >> police say the teenager got away in a late model red volvo. denver's mayor is asking for people to be on the lookout for him just last month, a student at the same school shot and killed while sitting in a car near the campus. >> we are following 2 major legal developments regarding former president trump in new york. prosecutors delayed today's grand jury hearing on hush money payments. it is not clear yet whether the jury might meet tomorrow or later in the week. also, a federal appeals judge in washington, d.c., ruled that trump's attorney client privilege is in

so now let's talk about the east and the middle east and the far east as well ihor semigolos directorna, but we will start with the middle east. i want to ask you as a specialist in this area so that you can tell us more about how today ukrainian diplomacy is not first and foremost diplomacy, and the diplomacy of the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyi as the chief diplomat of the country, the structure and relations with the near east, which is very important for us, first of all, as an energy resource, not only for us as an opponent of russia, but also for many other reasons , the minister of foreign affairs also visited ukraine about the affairs of saudi arabia, maybe you can tell us more, or can we really talk about our main partners in the middle east? if we talk about the countries of the arabian gulf, are there even those who will never be our partners? how important is it for ukraine to have everyone there as partners? please. well, you know. i think that, first, let's determine that the key task facing us and facing ukrainian diplomacy is voting, voting at the general m

it is predicted that for today we will have an increase in wind speed in the east and south-east of the country, and in addition to this , in the north-west of the country, parts of the center and southern slopes of alborz and parts of the east of the country , we are also predicting that the wind speed will increase. it is windy, strong wind can lead to dust rising and the soil will be in these areas, and another thing is that this increase in wind speed will cause the oman sea and the caspian sea to be careful for the next day or two. we also predict for tehran that the sky will be partly cloudy to cloudy for the next 24 hours. sometimes we will have scattered rains. in the continuation of the press conference of the head of the country's emergency center, in the name of allah , the most merciful , the most merciful. which was over and the statistics show that the bitterness is more than the sweet i would like to share with you the latest statistics that have arrived from the whole country . unfortunately, this year we have seen a 22% increase in accidents. the number of injured peopl

tonight uncertainty is building in the small ohio up to of east palestine.n as federal officials remain on the ground and the cleanup from that train derailment involving toxic chemicals is under way. is their air and water really safe? abc's alex presha is following developments. >> oh, god. what caused it? >> train derailment. >> a train derailed? i never thought this could happen to me. i mean, we see trains all the time. >> reporter: freight trains rolling through east palestine, ohio, used to be part of the landscape. not a source of fear. >> i never had that thought in my mind that this could happen to my town. >> reporter: on february 3rd, a norfolk southern freight train derailed, spilling untold amounts of hazardous chemicals, casting a dark shadow over the lives of east palestine's residents. ashley mccollum has lived here seven years, less than a mile away from the train tracks. she had to flee her home. >> things are left open because i grabbed what i could right before we left. >> reporter: her home frozen in time. folded laundry waiting to be p

you know, that's -- middle east. you know, that's if you run the counterfactual if we just stood down, that's what might have happened. bush decided that after 12 years of effort with the credibility of the u.n. and united states unaligned and saddam representing a real national security threat, he wasn't prepared to back down, wasn't prepared to let saddam have the get out of jail free card and we went into iraq in march of 2003 and removed the regime. danielle: so talk a little bit about the decision-making. i think you sort of rightly say that all of these things are much, much more complex than the narrative, whatever, clings to. talk about who was there. if you asked me based on what i've read alone as opposed to having lived these years, i would say there was a small kabout, i'm using that word intentionally, of the vice president, dick cheney, who's on our board -- full disclosure -- and paul wolfowitz, who used to be part of the american enterprise institute, and a small group of others who were agitating for

i'm ken wayne, east bay mud. customers are so good at conserving water during the drought that last year it's estimated they saved 10 billion gallons of water. as of today, mandatory conservation has ended there. but as kron four's, dan kerman reports, that does not mean that the agency wants people to stop conserving. the winter storms while snowy and wet have translated into improved water supplies across california. >> as a result, east bay mud which serves 1.4 million customers. he's replacing 10% mandatory conservation with 10% voluntary conservation. it's also doing away with excessive use penalties. but it's encouraging residents to keep conserving. >> we are this year going to refill our reservoirs. what we always wanted make sure that we're in a good position for next year and the year after. so conservation is is here to stay. just set easier level. hopefully this winter's repeated storms also has the santa clara valley water district. >> considering rescinding its 15% mandatory conservation rules at it

the instability in the middle east. so increasingly, more countries have been trying to distance themselves from us policies. it's very important, eventually not only middle east, but also in china foreign policy, china hoax. they had to not only the 2 countries, but also all the countries in the middle east could develop into by themselves for washington. they should at least think then tell why. now in the won't, they are more and more people are never a chance to washington any, any longer you as a main driver, but you know instability and conflict not only in middle east about also eastern europe. because in the past 40 years, the united states has launched, a lot of them was in the, in the world, in middle east, at least a 1000000 people have died under the fi of the united states. so now where the only people know the water back clearly so called a hegemony of the and he stays due to be and as soon as possible went off to comment on the development. we, as president joe biden seemed to shift focus to other countri

high pressure moves in, but it could start fairly breezy in east anglia and the south—east.ome drier air on sunday, so a better chance of seeing some sunshine through the weekend away from northern scotland and parts of northern ireland which will be cloudy at times. our air source is still coming in from the east, so a cool day, nine to 12. at the start of next week things turn a little bit warmer, high pressure still with us and a chance of rain in western areas on tuesday. that's it, so goodbye from me. now on bbc one, let'sjoin our news teams where you are. good afternoon. it's just after 1:30, and this is your update from the bbc sport centre. the former england cricket captain michael vaughan has been cleared — on the �*balance of probabilities�* — of using racist language towards former yorkshire players, including azeem rafiq during his time at the county side. the allegations brought by rafiq prompted an inquiry by the england and wales cricket board, which saw charges levelled at vaughan with bringing the game into disrepute. we can get some more on this now — with

kristen: but let's begin with ryan curry looking at problems in the east bay. >> here in the east bay, diablo was the biggest attraction with a lot of people going to check out more snow that had fallen on the mountain. however, the issue was the rain on the roadway. a lot of that creating many issues. a lot of people experiencing pothole damage. a damp day in the east bay -- from heavy rainfall to the snow-covered trails of mount diablo -- >> be heard it snowed a lot so we are excited to finally see some snow in the bay area. >> he and his girlfriend spent today trying to check out the snow. like many others in the bay area come a they did not expect this much snow. >> not having experienced that in the bay kind of hurts but now to get some snow feels exciting. >> juniper campground was packed with many people, many drove up the winding snow-covered roads to take and what many are calling a historic storm. >> i was really surprised. not used to that around here. >> a good day for some, headache for others. the rain at lower levels created potholes and those potholes damaged numerous

in 2004, there was a referendum in the north—east as to whether to have a north—east assembly, a north—eastof the north—east said to the people in london, well, i won't actually say they said, but i know what the message was. yet now the conservatives are going to bring in a super map for the whole of the north—east. none of these people have been asked about i agree with about that. yeah, i agree with that. but billion quid in that. but 4 billion quid in extra cash for the extra taxpayer cash for the region actually region to actually a connectivity, for example , you connectivity, for example, you come from my part of county durham and try to get into newcastle. if you don't drive. nigel well , you're up a creek nigel well, you're up a creek without a paddle . that's all without a paddle. that's all i can say. i you what, the can say. i tell you what, the north—east will get its man. we need the money for anything. whether gets it's billion. whether it gets it's billion. you i'll talk you say. in a moment, i'll talk to voice . god, who to the voice. god, who introduces me at these introdu

it's a wet one to the east bay. we go where parts of the east bay shore seeing some light rain there. and then over towards antioch's politic. pockets of moderate rain reported here right along highway for the sierra does continue to have the snow falling. their levels are right between four and 5000 ft. it looks like it could drop down to about 3000 ft. 4 to 15 or 16 inches of snowfall expected for parts of the sierra with this storm. meanwhile for us the wind gusts expected to reach anywhere from 45 mph in our urban areas to 65 along the peninsula coastline and in our hills. rainfall amounts. we're already seeing anywhere from 3/10 to an inch of rainfall do expect more . all said and done anywhere from an inch to two inches for bayside communities and in our hills and mountains, such as the senators mountains, picking up 2 to 2.5 inches of rainfall. better details on the timeline of this system. how much more i expect we'll get and the rest of the week coming up in just a bit. thank you back to that traffic troubl

east coast. but the wet weather continues to push toward the northeast with some of those falls affecting bangladesh later in the week. much dryer to the north west and into pakistan, we could see some wet weather. however, start to creep in. thanks to westerly disturbance. moving in the east ah. tension in the occupied westbank is on the increase leading to a new wave of palestinian retaliatory action. you all, one of the most wanted, what is that? al jazeera world investigates to new gaming, public support and meeting israeli forces had on a new phase of palestinian resistance on al jazeera.

as you get up toward the east bay commute. the written not having rain and wind really does help commutes. san mateo bridge looks pretty ordinary getting over to the other side. we haven't seen much in the way of slow traffic in the south bay. that's beginning to change a little bit with 85 getting slow as you get up to the campbell area. that's 7 10. let's go back to the desk is farmers and ranchers feed the world. and we're going to have a million acre feet of water covering up an area that feeds the world. we're talking historic flooding in kings county were more than 15 square miles of farmland is completely underwater. with sheriff's deputies say about how long the damage will last. and the stormy weather can also impact our mental health coming up. we hear some important advic from ♪ alex! mateo, hey how's business? great. you know that loan has really worked wonders. that's what u.s. bank is for. and you're growing in california? -yup, socal, norcal... -monterey? -all day. -a branch in ventura? that's for sure-ah. atms

san francisco at 46, east bay, 44. it's cold all day. 53 in martinez, 54 in livermore, 56 in san jose. seven-day forecast in san francisco, chance of spotty rain thursday afternoon. nothing big, then dry weather thankfully friday, saturday and sunday, and also sunshine. next monday, i'm seeing a new storm near the coast that could bring us additional totals by tuesday. early estimates show half to 1 1/2 inches with that storm tuesday. inland valleys, the forecast keeps the chilly temperatures, then the sun gets here and we'll be into low 60s. this weather, very serious today. as we mentioned. it turned deadly. i want everybody to be careful through the morning, it's slick and slippery. >> and the tree danger still exists. >>> this sounds eerily familiar. like something right out of your favorite zombie show. the cdc with a warning about a deadly fungus. an expert breaks down what it means. >>> and we have jimmy. >> hey everyone, jennifer aniston is my guest playing can you feel it, and we tweets tonight. >>> happening

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these are more likely in south—east scotland, north—east england and northern ireland.reasing through the day in the midlands and east anglia. sunshine in parts of wales in the northern half of scotland. temperatures not really changing too much. the winds will be lighterfor changing too much. the winds will be lighter for tomorrow. weather still shaped by this big area of high pressure. it has been with us all week. still be close by to end the week. still be close by to end the week. not many isobars, the winds are still light but a slight change in the wind direction could mean more cloud around on friday. there mayjust be one or two like showers coming from the cloud. best of the sunshine looks like being in central parts of scotland after a frosty start. those are the temperatures again around 8—9. as we head into the weekend we've still got high—pressure close by. at the centre of the high, it's going to drift away towards iceland which allows this with a front to move down, thickening cloud during the second half of the weekend. a lot of cloud around this weekend

it was coming down hard. >> and that storm also causing problems on east bay roads. this crash happened this afternoon on westbound 580. just before castro valley boulevard and you can see the traffic slowing down to a crawl. to the south the storm causing problems along highway # not only were there multiple closures like this one but there were lots of spots with only one lane open. cal trans says some closures could last for days and boulder creek on highway 9 in santa cruz county. k d clean up the n uelenng damage and those repairs are not cheap and won't be fast either. devin is live from boulder creek where the back log has been growing for a lot longer than you might think. devin. >>reporter: here's the headline. the county estimates it's going to cost # $0 million upwards of $90 million to repair the damage from these storms and it's probably going to take them years to do the work. how do we know that? because there's dozens of unfinished road repairs in 2017. that's six years ago and not coincidentally the last time we had a wet winter as well. drive just a