was here in east menlo park. and so that created a community that was very much like the premier that i would raise and in the south where everybody black and they live in the same location as probably the only picks i have were needing to talk see to and a suit 5 or 6 months after i had moved here, a gentleman named ed backs was recruiting people to join him to try to fight the surrounding cities. the city of palo alto had to take his land belonged to east palo alto. so it backs realized that you were losing a valuable land and it said we need to become a city so we can control our own destiny. not depend on somebody else to make decisions about what your quality of life was going to be. we've got to build a power so strong and so powerful that nobody will ever mess with a black man again and there where in the world. it took us 20 years from the time that we started until we actually became a city the even though we are a very small community, we did become an major player as far as the struggle of black people

concord, john buchanan, east and north, but oakland also east northeast.ome. we'll see a few high clouds today, but it's a dry pattern. however, this is about to turn here. the last rain was tuesday, november 26th. san francisco had a 10th of an inch high and dry for 14 days, but it looks like rain early thursday, saturday, and maybe again monday. what is absolutely amazing is how fast the models have turned. i mean, this is a trend so far this young season. and look at that. i mean, that's not just light rain. that's that's impressive rain if it makes it. and i think it will, especially saturday into monday. higher elevations. it's windy. so you can see northeast above the claremont there to 35mph. finally 30s, 40s and 50s. half moon bay 54. santa rosa is 29 degrees. and we'll go north and find windsor now also at 29 degrees and 27 upper lake with 5152 point reyes in bolinas. if you're heading to the mountains, bundle up. sun at minden nine, truckee ten south lake tahoe. >> all right, steve, thank you. >> time is now. 642. canada's prime minister has a wa

and europe. i sorts of mayhem in the middle east and europe.— east and europe. to the us _ east and europe. i will come back to the us in _ east and europe. i will come back to the us in a - east and europe. i will come back to the us in a moment| east and europe. i will come i back to the us in a moment but quick thought around lebanon and hezbollah which you mentioned because if assad falls and it's still a massive if. that would block a key arms route to hezbollah. it certainly would. i route to hezbollah. it certainly would. i think already. _ certainly would. i think already. i— certainly would. i think already, i have - certainly would. i think already, i have just - certainly would. i think i already, i have just done certainly would. i think - already, i have just done two weeks injerusalem and israel is in a very different place now from when it was one year ago. pretty much on the warpath in terms of trying to shatter iran's so—called axis of resistance, the proxy resistance. the houthis, hezbollah, hamas, and israelis pummelling the organisation with

look at the east wind. davis point east at 25mph. east in the oakland berkeley hills, east in the city. and the napa airport is just rocking and rolling here east almost to 30mph. so american canyon, probably cordelia hiddenbrooke red top road around there, jamison canyon. if you're like, is that the wind? probably, yeah. 40s on the temps, a few 30s, but a lot of 40s here. and clouds are beginning to make a move. 40s, 30s, 40s and 50s. 53 point reyes, bolinas 51, middletown 37. but cloud cover is beginning to come in, so i don't think these lows will get that much colder. 19 and 25 for truckee and south lake tahoe. 25 also in reno. high clouds are knocking on the door. come on in. well, they'll get there throughout the morning and into the afternoon. that will be more show than go than the next system is on the way for tomorrow. this will be the first of probably many taking us out to, i think, the new year and nothing new here. most of it again about marin county. san pablo bay north looks to be the line not only tomorrow, but again

third be in the red sea, in yemen or in the middle east. the only viable path is a political solution. this cessation of attacks in yemen and syria and a cease-fire in gaza and the released of hostages are of utmost importance. in yemen, and inclusive political solution of the united nations auspices is the best way of putting an end to the spiral of violence that's been touring the country apart for years now. the regional situation must not be instrumentalized by any of the parties for their own political gain. all parties involved and those who exert influence on them must refrain from action that could exacerbate tensions. madam president, we are deeply disquieted by the events of the last few days. council must contribute to a diplomatic solution, we must speak with one voice in this deadly chapter of regional kong for grayson -- conflagration in which civilians pay a heavy price. switzerland is now stepping down and will continue to work for the sake of international law and the protection of civilians everywhere and at all times. we

it will move off to the east into the east bay, pleasanton and livermore, some very heavy downpours.tward trend is for much lighter rain here, as that very narrow cold front continues to quickly press off to the north and east at about 4548 miles an hour. so up in the north bay it's just been light rain. you had some heavy rain about 12, 1:00 this morning, the gusty winds, but that cold front set up offshore with those severe thunderstorms. and boy did that really materialize as it pushed on through. so the next couple of minutes we still have the potential for the strong winds, the damaging winds, the heavy downpours. and the national weather service has issued here. this flood advisory taking us through 8:00. so all that water coming down is just running off. and we're looking at right on through the day today. not much more rain. you can see how quickly this is ended. and this will continue to move off to the east bringing some snow in the mountains. but for the time being, we still have some pretty good rain through 8:00 and the gusty winds will take us through about 11:00 and on

east wind almost 40 miles an hour on the east side of mount tam, 35 right above the claremont. so there's some pretty good offshore wind in place here for some today. mostly sunny. if you're inland, it's going to be east and north. it will be a colder day if you're coast and bay. won't be too bad. wind to change. rain looks like thursday morning and again a bigger system on saturday. so big difference on the temps today. 50 to some mid 60s. all right sal here. 7:00 it has been really about san bruno. is that better or worse? same. >> what? it's about the same. steve. we do have in case you're just joining us. just turning on the tv this morning. northbound 101 at 380. there's a big crash that happened at about 5:00 this morning where we had a fatal collision there. northbound 101. traffic is backed up, driving up past the airport to south airport boulevard. if you're coming up on that stretch, there's going to be a lot of slow traffic, even though there are some lanes getting through. i would use 280 instead. and let me show you some video of the scene just a little bit earlier

parts of the east midlands in particular.hwesterly and it will be very blustery, unsettled as we head through the middle of the week and then, it all turns cooler with a northwesterly wind developing on thursday, so a drop in temperature again. bye— bye. live from washington. this is bbc news. a week after the ousting of president assad, growing evidence of human rights abuses in syria under his regime. the us broadcaster abc news will pay donald trump $15 million to settle a defamation case. the south korean president vows to fight on, after parliament votes to impeach him over a failed attempt to impose martial law. hello, i�*m carl nasman. welcome to the programme. the extent of the human rights abuses committed by the regime of syria�*s ex—president, bashar al—assad, is becoming clearer, nearly a week after he was overthrown. the bbc has visited a military base, bombed earlier this week by israel, which has revealed evidence of torture being carried out there. 0ur middle east correspondent, lucy williamson, went to the ba

the boat sizes in the east harbor range 25-45 feet.h i major of the slip size for 30-35 foot boat. recreation and public access are cornerstones and excited make changes that will make a communal space for all to ren joy and expand access to the water. aside from designing your to allow water access from the northern portion with a community dock on the southern edge a viewing terrace and pleasantedings and the bay trail to curve around the terrace. >> . in the triangle propose a large lawn with the golden gate bridge frip bide bluff planting and fitness plaza will remain and install three volleyball court and improve ams to the existing restroom. here are two sections showing the shore line the project includes rebuild and enhancing it is shore line includes a material reactive barrier to isolate the soil and ground water from the became large rocks installed following secure the reactive barrier and slope boost soils and set ams. the section of the top along the western edge. you see we will plant and pockets on the upper portion to

east at 15 at napa they were up to 21mph, east at santa rosa, north at fairfield. so there is a breeze, especially in the hills, no doubt about it. about 33 miles an hour right above the caldecott tunnel, 30s, 40s to half moon bay 59 man oh man. menlo park is 38, some 30s and 40s. point reyes is 54, yet you can find a lot of 30s, including napa, in there, although again, with the low cloud deck and some of that breeze, it's holding a lot of the temps up. although fairfax is down to a brisk 36. in the mountains. truckee sleeping in. that's all right. you're allowed 18 in minden, 22 south lake tahoe, reno again at 25, but 50s as you go down 50 and 80 there. that's where your inversion is, the warmer air aloft. if you get more sun, if you get the sun, it's mild to warm. if you don't, it's really cold. and it's tough to burn that low cloud deck off this time of year. multiple systems are on the way. it's a dry pattern for today and tomorrow. then it does look like some rain will make it on saturday. not a big system. heaviest by far will be north. probably not much at

could be some icy stretches in the far north east.st across parts of eastern england on monday. the cloud builds from the west, bringing some patchy rain and some hill fog around western coasts and hills. could be a little bit of snow on top of the highest ground for the highlands, scotland, for a time. only about four or five degrees around that east coast, but in the west nine or ten degrees. things are turning a little bit milder as that warmer air moves in from the atlantic. high pressure is going to be building in as we head through to christmas eve on tuesday as well. so that's keeping most places dry. we will see a little bit of patchy rain across the north and northwest of scotland, perhaps around other western areas a little bit of drizzle here and there. a fairly cloudy picture for many of us on christmas eve. best of any sunshine will be to the east of higher ground. so aberdeenshire, perhaps parts of the welsh marches, seeing a little bit of blue sky here and there. temperatures though, 13, 14, possibly 15 degrees for some

at plaza east. to complement that, and also to ensure that those capital improvement dollars are out on the street so that those units as listed earlier, can be taken care of. and that's what our focus is right now. but let's set up that meeting and why don't we plan on doing that in right after the thanksgiving holiday in december? and you should plan to hear from us to help set up that date moving forward. so thank you so much. and we'll plan on doing that probably right before our next commission meeting. okay. all right. thank you. thank you. thank you all so much. and happy holidays. i'm glad the turkey giveaways are going well. i'm glad that property management, as we are feeling you are feeling as well that there is positive movement there and we just have some more work to do. and i want to thank everyone for the services and the work that are occurring at plaza east, ensuring that our families and our seniors and residents are being served. and we always know that we can do more. and that's

also with regards to russian, an interest in the, in the middle east, the middle east, the analysts as a kaufman, thanks so much for your time. appreciate it. thank you for having the syrian desperate is celebrating the full of president bush alice out around the world. a large number of syrians have been living as refugees for a decade or more and well, serious future is uncertain. many looking forward to seeing the homeland to get the tribulation on the streets of damascus. often more than 15 years of civil war, the side families have sent you a little over. sylvia crumbled and am i sort of days of the happiest day of my life? we've been reborn. this is the day when the believers rejoice with guns victory. the fall of bush out on the side signifies the dawn up a new city for us, a light filled with whole just as humanity, dignity, and freedom. millions of syrians were displaced by the civil war while most internally displaced more than 6 and a half 1000000 in select the country. the neighboring tacky house, smaller than half stock number or colors are. we are so happy. a side is defi

but it's east of grand avenue. there was a traffic collision there and you can really still see all that back up making its way on 5.80. so keep that in mind. if you are over in the east, palo alto area, southbound 101, at university avenue. there is an accident there that has been cleared or it should be clear to the next few minutes. but keep that in mind over in the area. this actually just happened eastbound 80. it's right near the georgia street ramp. so keep that in mind and it is causing some delays there on the eastbound lanes. so i know we do have viewers up there. if you're heading out, just keep that in mind for you. get over to that bridge. taking a look over in the alba area. we do have an accident east of cleveland avenue. it's westbound 80. so just kind keep that in mind as you're heading out. and lastly, that bay bridge traffic right now, metering lights are on. we're looking at about a 17 minute commute. let's send it over to you to. all right, michael, thank you for that. >> well, 901, is the time

in the east bay. a pleasant hill man is charged with committing acts with minors and keeping them in his home. officers arrested the 27 year-old man in oober. they say that he initiay ma contact with 2 children under the age of 16 online. now he's in jail and a hearing is set for february and a woman in contra costa county is suing several hotels all around the bay claiming that they profited from her being trafficked. her lawsuit accuses the hotel of ignoring obvious warning signs and failing to alert police. her lawsuit says that there were red flags that included guests requesting rooms away from others, signs of drug use and numerous men coming and going at all hours and also mentions there were visible injuries and loud noises. the woman says that this all happened at motels and richmond, oakland and santa rosa. >> when elsa police have identified a suspect now in a battery incident that happened last month's. this is a picture of 28 year-old hugo, where to go is now. according to police, he foll

look at what is j happening in the middle east middle east?ning in the middle east at the moment. whatever has happened to peace? it is true. it was a huge step forward and, by the way, the president took the biggest ri5k there. the egyptian pre5ident. and remember what happened to him. he was assassinated by those who opposed that peace deal with israel so you could say he laid the foundation of a peace process but that peace process has never been fully realised ever since.— ever since. and one of the thing is. — ever since. and one of the thing is. if _ ever since. and one of the thing is, if we _ ever since. and one of the thing is, if we look, - ever since. and one of the thing is, if we look, the i thing is, if we look, the domestic, two things that meant dome5tic, two things that meant he would not win the election that ronald reagan did. 0ne he would not win the election that ronald reagan did. one was the economy and the other was how he handled that iran hostage cri5i5. how he handled that iran hostage crisis.— how he handled that ir

., ., ., ., east? i don't want to go that far. east? i don't want to go that far- how _ east?o that far. how many americans i east? i don't want to go that l far. how many americans over the past year said they would reshape the middle east all see events reshape the middle east. i would just say this, i think syrians will earn admiration across the region for their patients and persistence in opposing tyranny and opposing repression and if they are able to build a better state and country, they will earn further admiration among people in the region but beyond that, i would not want to speculate now on how this may change the region. robert ford, formerly the us ambassador to syria from 2011— 2014, the last us ambassador to serve in that country, with thank you very much for your insights. thank you. by, thank you very much for your insights. thank you. a pleasure to be with _ insights. thank you. a pleasure to be with you. _ health officials in gaza say israeli strikes killed at least 34 people on saturday. the israeli raids hit a house in gaza city. four women are among tho

nothing going on in the east bay peninsula and south bay.ks to the south and east. 46 right now with the rain in sonoma, 42 in fremont, 50 with the clouds in san jose. there's our roof camera. a rainy commute because this front is on the move. so san francisco and oakland, yes, you're going to see the wet weather through about the 7 to 9:00 hour. then we're dry and milder the second half of the day tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday and then next weekend, summer solstice, winter solstice on saturday. and we're going to look at more rain. the winds get breezy right in time or in association with that frontal passage throughout the mid to late morning hours. and here's the way it plays out today. so throughout the 7 to 9:00 hour, the wet weather is moving into san francisco, oakland, over into the east bay. and then it kind of falls apart and progresses as we get towards the later morning hours and noontime. not a whole lot for the livermore valley, but you can see the peninsula, san mateo, palo alto and san jose still getting a little bit w

east wind napa east at 24 concord with an east wind fairfield northeast oakland airport with an eastin. yet it's been stirred up and dew points are lower. so mainly clear. so i don't see why there's any fog advisory on the peninsula or south bay. anything that forms. it's almost on borrowed time already. half moon bay 59. you're seeing 30s for some, 40s for others. and if you're stuck in that fog, you you may not get over about 52 or 53 on the high side. speaking of fog, there's a pretty good layer in and around lake tahoe yet, you know, look at emigrant gap 55. placerville 59, truckee 12, with fog and calm. so there are some pockets of fog there. you get up above it or before it and it's sunny and clear. that's what we're looking at. looks good today. i think some changes tomorrow. a few high clouds, then everything says rain arrives on saturday and again sunday night. and then again monday. tuesday looks like a pretty good system. if you're in the fog, it's going to be cold. if you get the sun, i think it'll be warmer today. so 54 to about 64 should cover it you guys. >> thank you.

we saw in the middle east. who would ever imagine how exciting the abraham accords -- to see the association of israel with so many of the arab countries. this should be continued. i have the perspective. i led the delegation of congress members to the opening of the embassy in jerusalem. the coverage of donald trump. on may 14, 2018. in 1994, speaker newt gingrich had congress passed legislation that would move the american embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. jerusalem was the only capital the world we did not have an embassy. every time it would come to the attention of a president that they should locate the embassy, the state department would say it would create a dislocation and destabilization in the middle east. it was donald trump that the guts to say promises made, promises kept. there was no destabilization. it was the exact opposite. that was the abraham accords. i'm looking forward to the future of peace through strength. the emissary to the middle east. mike huckabee. heart be still. the ambassador

my trouble spots have been the north bay and the east bay. east bay with spinouts and car crashes. north bay with road closures. of course. we've talked about all morning long. highway 121 in sonoma and highway 12 that are closed until further notice. all right, well, the today show is just moments away, but for more local news you can stay with today in the bay as we stream on roku, pluto and other platforms ahead at 8:00, we have the gold rush. cheerleaders are joining us in studio to talk about a fan rally happening this weekend. lieu we're fired up. we're fired up. i've got my pom poms. yeah, yeah. all right, look, thanks for joining us this morning on today in the bay. stick around. today show is coming up storms in parts of the country. >> they could have an impact on your new year's eve plans. this is december 27th. this is "today." wild weather.

this is the east wing. this is the existing condition, and we would want this to look similar to the main nave. so probably painted white with leaving some wood elements. vision glass. this is the west wing where the cafe is. i put this picture in here. it's a little hard to see the vision from this angle, but right now it's been a dropped ceiling. we would raise the ceiling to look more like the east wing, so it would be a vaulted ceiling for the cafe space. and then the door would be on the sort of left hand side, the south side, to avoid the wind. moving on to quarters ten again, just taking will's slide here to show the programing and a bird's eye view of what we'd planned. here. there is a patio space that we would like to utilize just outside of the actual building itself. so here's a view of what we think that could look like. zooming in to the lower level of quarters ten. and i should go back and say this is a historic building. so we have been working with paige and turnbull as we've studied this b

it's east bound 5.80, east of 35th avenue there in oakland. so there's a lane blocked on. may cause some residual delays and then over in the wood dale and woodside area, you can see southbound 2.80. there's an accident there. so that center divider is affected, meaning some of those lanes are going to be blocked off. no major congestion quite yet, though, taking a look right now at our bridges. a live look at the bay bridge. 7 minutes to get into the city this morning. there's really no of metering lights on quite yet. taking a look at the richmond, sandra fell bridge 7 minutes there. and then lastly, that golden gate bridge coming in at 19 minutes in, as we've said throughout the week, our san mateo bridge cameras are down, but it's about a 10 minute commute over that. james. >> michael, thank you. 503, is the time. and in the east bay, a gas leak forced dozens of people to evacuate from multiple buildings in oakland. and it also delayed trains out of the jack london square. amtrak station kron 4 sarah stinson explains what happened. >> it took about 2 hours to clear the

this was once the richest part of the richest city in the middle east. i 1st went to lebanon in 1972, as a young reporter. my very 1st off code for a magazine here called the new statesman in which i effectively said, this place is waiting to blow. what it needs is a spock, because of the complexity of this very small country, surrounded by competing nations, the from the 1950s to the seventy's. they really was a magnet for the international pleasure seeking a se routes. hotel district was up the hall to bits luxury tourism economy making it to favorite jet set destination. the one we speak about beta its golden age. as the switch to the end of the amenities. we are actually talking about an area deal time district, the to use the very specific product of a precise 2 political project. my name is sort of frequencies and i'm a political geographer who's based at the university of birmingham. i am interested in hotels and urban conflict. the holiday inn came quite late in the day. in 1974. it was opened quite late in the day in 2 days to district, which wa

., ., , weight wanted in the middle east? . . , , weight wanted in the middle east? . , ., _ east?n seriously cut down to _ east? iran has been seriously cut down to size _ east? iran has been seriously cut down to size in _ east? iran has been seriously cut down to size in terms - east? iran has been seriously cut down to size in terms of l cut down to size in terms of its ability to prop up the axis of resistance. it doesn't mean it is gone, it doesn't mean it is not a going concern but it's not what it once was and this war that broke out after the hamas israel war in october 72023 has decimated iran and its capabilities to reach israel and the wider region. we are hearing about some russian strikes hitting aleppo and we know that russia is a backer of assad so how important still is the russian armed forces, its airforce the russian armed forces, its air force in the russian armed forces, its airforce in particular, in terms of how this new conflict might be playing out? russia's air force might be playing out? russia's airforce in _ might be playing out? russia's air force in

this is a alert over in the east bay. you can see this is in the richmond area east of central avenue, westbound 5.80. it does involve that big rig and you can really see that backup going all the way up. so keep that in mind. in addition to that, there's also flooding in the berkeley area. so once you pass up this accident, you're gonna see that flooding. and keep in mind, we're talking about 2 to 3 lanes closed in this area right now. taking a look a little bit more down south northbound 101. this is north of alum rock avenue we're dealing with residual delays of an accident that happened there. so keep that in mind, heading over to the antioch area. we have an accident that happened eastbound for at g street in antioch, residual delays there. but it has since been cleared. looking at the walnut creek area. this is northbound 6.80, at 24 near the 6.80, ramp. this is in walnut creek, multiple lanes closed. it does involve some injury. so this could be clear, but possibly 6.30, or so taking a look over in hayward area. we

thank ou so the middle east worrying. thank you so much- — the middle east worrying.e middle east worrying. thank you so much. let's discuss - the middle east worrying. thank you so much. let's discuss this. you so much. let's discuss this further. let's speak to simon frankel pratt — senior lecturer in political science at the university of melbourne. i don't know if you are able to hear my conversation with mohammed thereby give us your take on what israel has been doing since the fall of the assad regime?— doing since the fall of the assad reuime? , . , ., , assad regime? israel is nervous about the possibility _ assad regime? israel is nervous about the possibility of - its arsenal that israel can put its hands on. this is the overwhelming majority of airstrikes, israel taking the opportunity to basically ruin what remains of the military. and as mentioned, of course, there has been expanded buffer zone that israel has established that is entered syria and takes control of swathes of land that will be part of a demilitarised buffer. some of this is strategically s

it of christianity which is the whole middle east.- whole middle east.t. it was originally planned come l whole middle east. it was l originally planned come out after pope francis death but it will be set for release in january to mark the holy catholic year ofjubilee. catholic year of jubilee. plenty more catholic year ofjubilee. plenty more details to come out of that, no doubt. thank you very much for coming on the programme. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. the biggest tech companies are scraping vast swathes of the web to gather data they say is needed to create generative ai — often with little regard for content creators, copyright laws, or privacy. they are using everything we post ? to train their large language models. but scraping without permission is a breach of copyright. google among others has been pushing the uk to overhaul the law in such a way that it would allow companies to freely mine other publishers content for commercial gain. today the government began a 10 week consultation which aims to improve trust and

the choices won't be east bay.their grand opening on saturday after it burned down in july. you know, i mean, that was such a crazy thing and my kids are like crying looking at it. you know, at the bookstore moved to a new location on college avenue just a few blocks away from the old building. longtime customer alexis magical says this bookstore has helped shaped his writing and that it's a community hub love being able to come here and unusual bucks and you can't find anywhere else. he says small businesses make the community stronger. really what we want is like all these stories to make our neighborhoods lively like in our society. that is. >> kind of know what drives community are all these small business owners who are out here. shoppers also checked out meson debt. >> they sell all sorts of items like clothing, pillows, stuffed animals in ornaments. it's just like a fun experience that we can to provide people. we can come in and look around. have to get anything but just like touch and feel important for th

half a million people in the kharkiv region in the east were left without power.sky released a statement, he vowed to restore the grid and thanked those who protect ukraine's skies. he said that russian evil would not break ukraine and would not spoil christmas. these kinds of attacks, happen every day. ukrainian cities are attacked by drones and missiles all the time but this was a particularly large scale attack and, of course, it came on christmas morning. the archbishop of york, stephen cottrell, has focused on the importance of actions over words in his christmas sermon. he will shortly take interim charge of the church of england, which is facing criticism over its handling of abuse scandals. our religion editor, aleem maqbool reports give hope peace and joy as part of his plan. christmas is when the church is at its most prominent in british life, and its most joyous. churches up and down the country are filled with the story of hope defying darkness, but this year there is a troubled backdrop, and local clergy are hearing the frustration. it is just a magi

blue arrows indicate the views to the east and the west. yellow airose the circulation around the building. most of the people going there will be coming from all directions lead our decision to include the main entrance at the center of the building. the most const. tried access point at the site is the lower ping lot. most of the building occupants will drive to the new build and park their cars at lower lot. the new are park lot and the new existing ping lot. with this project providing a path of revolve for the few who will be walk from the administration build to the new building. here are floor plans. belling and organization on the consolidation of departments at the yard. and we organized the building we have open office on the first floor and larger on the second floor deviolet bide 2 story lobby. and one of the contingency is for the design team to explore expanding the views from the west elevation main entrance to the back of the building at the each the hill side at the east and the bottom rendzerring includes our initial desig

this is over in the east bay move out the way so you can see now this is westbound 5.80, it's east of grand avenue in oakland. there are a few lanes are blocked and you can see that 5.80, backup making its way all the way almost towards castro valley area. so keep that in mind. if you are using westbound 5.80, this morning, taking a look our bridges this morning. you can see once you get to that bay bridge, it's about a 20 minute commute into the city. those metering lights are on. of course. and then of course, we have a look at the richmond center fell bridge. it's a 40 minute commute. they're dealing with a disabled vehicle and you can see it live there trying to get over there on that tow truck there. so keep that in mind. if you're using that bridge, send it over to you to. all right, mike, thank you for that. today's the last day of thanksgiving travel window. >> more than 3 million people around the country are. >> that'll be flying home has a lot of people sunday. one of the busiest days of the year cropper shaq moment was at sfo. taking a look. >> it's estimated this holiday

but it should brighten up across north—east scotland, north—east england, parts of north—east wales andt england. now, through this evening and overnight, we hang on to a lot of cloud. there will be some clear skies. drizzle in the west, again a lot of murk, especially in the coastal hills, and a weather front will start to bring in some rain across the north and west, but it will still be windy. and it's going to be another mild night. that leads us in through the rest of christmas day. still pulling in this south—westerly, we still have the yellows and ambers across the chart, and a weather front bringing in that rain across the northern and western isles and north—west scotland, where it will still be windy. for the rest of us, though, a largely dry day will see breaks in the cloud, and there will be a lot of cloud. but the breaks will be across northeast scotland, in through north—east england, parts of wales and southern england. and although temperatures won't be quite as high as on christmas eve, christmas day will still feel pleasant for the time of year, with temperatures above

could be some icy stretches in the far north east.monday. the cloud builds from the west, bringing some patchy rain and some hill fog around western coasts and hills. could be a little bit of snow on top of the highest ground for the highlands, scotland, for a time. only about four or five degrees around that east coast, but in the west nine or ten degrees. things are turning a little bit milder as that warmer air moves in from the atlantic. high pressure is going to be building in as we head through to christmas eve on tuesday as well. so that's keeping most places dry. we will see a little bit of patchy rain across the north and northwest of scotland, perhaps around other western areas a little bit of drizzle here and there. a fairly cloudy picture for many of us on christmas eve. best of any sunshine will be to the east of higher ground. so aberdeenshire, perhaps parts of the welsh marches, seeing a little bit of blue sky here and there. temperatures though, 13, 14, possibly 15 degrees for some of us. so one of the warmest christma

in the east bay. the chp is investigating a double shooting on highway. 24 in orinda happened about 10, 30 last night east of wilder road. police say 2 people in gray chevy camaro were shot. the victim said taken to the hospital. no details yet on a shooter or a motive. the city of oakland's a budget crisis is front and center before the city council right now. the city facing a projected deficit of 129 million dollars. we're requiring the city to make drastic cuts before january. among the proposals, lashing police budget by 32 million by reducing overtime and cutting police academies. the fire department would also see at least 2, maybe 6 fire stations browned out and 91 city employees could be laid off. there would also be dramatic cuts under the proposal to arts organizations. right now the city council is hearing from the public. the administrator having heard from the council as well as the public has preserved oakland ceasefire, violence intervention program. >> as well as opd patrol and invest

to go to the far east, the far east, very hard to do it because these other things keep coming up. around. so again you have to do something in the middle east, they have to do something in ukraine but the most important thing is china so by the way, counterterrorism as well so i am glad i am not there. >> you can understand that. let me turn to syria a little bit because that's where everybody is focused and i'm not trying to steal the thunder of the next session. right now we have a group designated as a terrorist organization that is among the main rebels who asked to stop. you got firsthand experience during the us war on terror and the worst case here could be syria being divided into different factions, a power vacuum playing out. >> i think that's what's going to happen. >> tell us about that. >> that is it. that is all i have. >> how should the us deal with that from day one, from today? >> it's a real challenge, okay? i was thinking about that and i'm thinking about ireland and larry adams. he was bad. until he was good. and so may being maybe that was and england had a pr

but beyond the middle east and one reason the u.s. has lost ground in the south is because china's sustained economic outreach in the region and i think that if the united states is to regain some influence in the region it must first seek to enhance economic engagement, this is difficult given domestic sensitivities around trade and market access, however i do not think it is impossible if we have strong political leadership in this country and second of all, second i would recommend as well the united states also seeking to adopt a more moderate approach, and balanced approach towards the middle east crisis because many in the region think that the united states has supported or at least acquiesced in some of israel's worst excesses in the middle east and that is a problem for the united states and frankly in terms of building opportunities for collaboration and fostering greater long-term peace i just put forward one recommendation by the world economic forum council and future of geopolitics which i am a member was as well as -- a

it's 540 over in the east bay.special election for a new mayor in april. barbara lee's name is being floated as a possible candidate, the congresswoman announced on social media she'll make a decision in early january. lee wants to wrap up her term first. speaking of, a lawsuit has been filed to try and stop the expansion of the oakland airport. the stop oak expansion coalition claims the port of oakland, which runs the airport, is in violation of state laws. it's in part because the port has not requested a health impact assessment from alameda county. the lawsuit also claims the expansion would increase flights at the airport by 55% and increase air pollution in east oakland. we're getting a live look at sfo this morning as people head out for the holidays. i'm seeing at least 20 or more flight cancellations in the past 24 hours in this area. transportation officials are expecting a record number of travelers to go through tsa this weekend, so be sure to check your flight and give yourself some extra time. this c

my team is anybody at the end of the day, we learn from ikea and i see an insult east asia. we have find the method be a human dementia. doesn't like malaysia and malaysia doesn't like pylon and things like that. but as a result of it, we can meet, you might imagine being our self, we can, can, we do have a feasible region i'm seeing in the middle east, the alarm and the jeep are too powered up. can you imagine? and then i do hope that somebody arabia in other adults, countries in the middle east can also follow up. so do not create your own as an enemy. and, but i did make all of the differences and talk the differences and a kind of a new voice. basically, i appreciate that applies all kind of humans of our policy and international pluto x. by joining us here in the us international, we really appreciate your time and commentary. thank you for joining us. thank you . as we appreciate your company here in the us international, we can continue to come to live here from the russian capital. now lensky, i'm glad to be someone's got your say is it refused to extend the transit

east bay and south bay again.nd rainfall amounts through sunday morning. very light. you'll notice we get a few more into the east bay. this is sunday night where we'll see a stronger system, but through 11:00 sunday night, anywhere from about a 10th of an inch in the east bay to 2/10 to upwards of a half inch or better in the north bay. it is in the 40s. lake tahoe 67, in vegas, so milder there. sunny throughout the nation's midsection. 40s and 50s and then cool 20s and 30s with that snow ending in boston looking at 50 to 55. dry for hanukkah on wednesday, christmas day. there's our break with cloudy skies. we'll have those downpours christmas eve. highs today with scattered showers. 62 in fremont, upper 50s in the north bay. the accuweather seven day forecast, a series of weak systems, level one systems and then level two for christmas eve. a break wednesday and m alleged fraud issues involving zelle. it's an issue that's closely followed by seven on your side. the consumer financial protection bureau filed suit

it will slip to the south and east.ll bring rain to about everyone today, but not in this capacity. so here we are, 101 rohnert park and penngrove the heaviest rain. it's been raining for a couple of hours now. we take you back westward towards the coast. highway one, inverness, the downpours, lagunitas, sears point and then as we get further out towards yountville and napa, you've got moderate rain up towards vacaville as well. we do have rain now from mill valley to berkeley. 580 very light. you can see the bay bridge here. slick roadways. this will continue. so the progression of this is slowing down a little bit. nine 10:00 hour for you in concord, oakland and san francisco, but anywhere from a 10th of an inch in the south bay to maybe an inch and a half in the north bay. breezy winds, slippery roadways in a second piece of energy moving through the peninsula and the south bay. this afternoon. 50 in san jose right now with the cloud cover. gorgeous sunrise. santa cruz picking up about 1500. so not a whole lot for yo