great to be back in east palestine. as one of you know, the first real crises we confronted when i was united states senator for the great state of ohio was the train derailment in east palestine. a few reasons we wanted to come back on the second anniversary of the disaster. the first is just to signal to the people of east palestine that we will not forget you. i talked to the president about this visit a couple days ago. the president loves this community, visited himself personally. president trump wanted to deliver a message that this community will not be forgotten and we are in it for the long haul in east palestine. what does it mean? it means the environment cleanup has to get done. the environment cleanup has to get done. it is a tragedy and shame it was not done during the last administration but i guarantee we will finish the cleanup under the great leadership of lee zeldin, our new epa administrator behind me. i also think part of that means a long-term economic development of this community. we know a lot

they want peace in the middle east. it's very simple would know their leader and leaders very well they are wonderful people and they want peace in the middle east. as far as gaza is concerned, we will do what is necessary. if it's necessary, we will do that we will take over that piece and develop and it create thousands and thousands of jobs. something the entire middle east can be very proud of. everybody feels that continuing will the same process that's gone on forever over and over again and then it starts and then the killing starts. and all of the other problems start. and you end up in the same place and we don't want to see that happen. so, by the united states with its stability and strength, owning it especially the strength that we are developing and developed over the last fairly short period of time, i would say really since the election, i think we will be a great keeper of something that is very, very strong, very powerful, and very, very good for the area. not just for israel, for the entire middle eas

and i see it bringing great stability to that part of the middle east and maybe the entire middle east, and everybody i've spoken to, this is not a decision made lightly everybody loves the idea of the united states owning that piece of land developing that land, creating thousands of jobs, something that will be magnificent in a magnificent area that all they see is death and destruction and rubble and demolished buildings falling all over. just a terrible sight. i've studied it. i've studied it very closely over a lot of months. and i've seen it from every different angle. and it's a very, very dangerous place to be and it's -- place to be and it's only going to be worse. i'm talking about from the highest level of leadership gotten tremendous praise if the united states can help to bring stability and piece in the middle east, we'll do that. bibi? prime minister netanyahu: i mentioned again tonight our three goals. the third goal is to make sure that gaza never pose as threat to israel again. president trump is taking it to a much higher level. he see as different -- he sees a diffe

i have been to east palestine, i think this is my fifth or sixth visit. i've heard a lot of concerns about rail safety. there are a few commonsense things that can be done. some of this the railways are already doing but some of this i truly believe has to happen through things like the rail safety act. number one, you have to expect the cars more before they go off. you have to better use technology when a train is about to have a catastrophic failure. these were things that were built into the infrastructure of the real safety act --rail safety act. as much as i believe in east palestine, and i really believe in this community and its people, what they are rebuilding through shouldn't have happened. it is not their fault. if we can take any learning from this it is hopefully not to force another community to go through this again. >> why the initial burn was allowed to happen in the first place. when that film went across to pennsylvania and other states, testing was not done there. you are talking about the tariffs. so much money was spent on [indiscer

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face of the middle east. face of the middle east. on that infamous day, hamas monsters savagely murdered 1200 innocent people including more than 40 americans. they beheaded men. they raped women. they burned babies alive. and they took 251 people hostage to the dungeons of gaza. well, mr. president, sinwar is gone. we've dez mated hezbollah. we destroyed the armaments and we crippled iran's air offenses. in doing, this we've defeated some of america's worst enemies. we took out terrorists who were wanted for decades for shedding rivers of american blood including the blood of 241 marines murdered in bay root. -- beirut. we've accomplished this with the indomable spirit of our people and the boundless courage of our soldiers. the bible says that the people of israel shall rise like lions, and boy, did we rise. today the roar of the lion of judah is heard loudly throughout the middle israel has never been stronger. and the iran terror axis has never been weaker. but as we discuss, mr. president, to secure our

one who doesn't care about the middle east. there's about its own interests and that aligns with a lot of what trump has been saying and doing before and to i think it's going to be a disaster. like why if he does send troops now trump says a lot of things. but if he does send troops and it's going to be a total disaster for everybody involved, we've been, we've been in this or for a year over a year and a half like we're, we're, we're exhausted. and now he's gonna send american troops. we've been protesting for so much about giving money. why, why are we getting so much money to israel? why are we doing this? and now he's now is gonna send american troops as well. but honestly, if, if, if, i mean, if a lot of americans don't see this as an enormous red flag and a repeal of the huge error that happened during your op and i really don't know what to say. to be clear, he didn't say he would send you as true, but he said he would if it's necessary. and it's not just who he may send, but also who he is advocating for leaving. he is

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santa cruz mountains and east bay. that's 20 to 50 mile per hour gusts. we'll still be under at least through the next hour to two hours. but as we roll into later on tonight, you can see how the winds start to get better. and then we're not looking at any kind of big wind here of concern as we head through tomorrow's forecast. as we started off, numbers are going to be on the chilly side, 30s to low and mid 40s. we may also get some of that patchy fog you'll want to watch out for. so layer it up. heaviest jacket to start. and then as we head through the afternoon tomorrow we're going to keep it in the 50s here across the bay area. but generally it looks like a pretty good forecast here a nice rebound. we'll get some more rain chances as we head through thursday and friday and so far dry on this weekend. coming up at 530 we're going to take more looks at the radar. also how much rain we're going to get out of that thursday and friday storm system okay. a lot going on this week. very busy. all right. thank you jeff. still ahead salesforce slashing jobs. th

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east majority have hotly resisted mr. trump's attacks to cajole them into taking palestinians during the reconstruction of gaza. it adds that head of the meeting between benjamin netanyahu and the president, foreign ministers of egypt and turkey, and turkey, another country involved in brokering an end to the conflict, released a joint statement rejecting any proposal to displace or resettle palestinians to "countries outside the palestinian territories, either for short-term or long-term purposes. -- purposes." elizabeth, democrat. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. my view is trump is insane. he would like to remove the palestinian people, put them in egypt or jordan, and as you just said, jordan rejected that. he would like to cleanse the palestinian people, which is ethnic cleansing, racist and will destroy all the palestinian people. he sees palestine and gaza as a tourist destination. he would like to send u.s. troops into gaza. why u.s. troops? u.s. does not belong in the middle east at all. especi

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for us president samantha came during a visit to washington by east barely prime minister benjamin netanyahu over the future of the war i. but instead of treat also on the show, the democratic republic officer on those adult month dismissal statements of a ceasefire by rebels fighting that the violence has already tamed hundreds of lives. the . i'm been expanded, you're welcome. donald trump has said that the us to take over the gaza strip and the palestinians living there should be the settled elsewhere. you made the comments at the press conference with these fairly farm and this guy and send them in the attend yahoo at the white house any. nothing. yeah. jose of the proposal was was pursuing however. so i'll be a little bit as far to ministry said in a statement, a projective code word attempts to displace the palestinian people from the land. invited a mazda officials or close to problems people is a senior need to have them ready to move on to a cold war recipe for creating chaos. intention in the region, and thought not as bald as his plan. trump came to the us would also take care of

a pursuit through the east bay is now a standoff in front of a hayward home. sky seven is overhead as people have waved the wanted driver into the driveway. east bay parks police officers and alameda county deputy sheriffs were closely following. this is on fuller avenue, which runs parallel to 8-80. we are reaching out to police to determine why this driver is wanted, and right now it is a standoff in a hayward neighborhood. we will bring you any updates as they happen. you see guns drawn. good evening. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm julian glover. our other top story tonight, another atmospheric river poised to hit the bay area. residents are keeping close watch on creeks and streams in the north bay. the sandbags and tarps are ready to go now that a flood watch is in effect, and so far it is dry across most of the region. but it is starting to look a bit ominous outside. a live look right here from our camera in emeryville. you can see some of those dark clouds in the distance there. >> so let's get to abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel, who is tracking

and maybe the entire middle east. and everybody i've spoken to. this was not a decision made lightly. everybody i've spoken to loves the idea of the united states owning that piece of land, developing and creating thousands of jobs with something that will be magnificent. >> for everybody we do know includes, to some degree, benjamin netanyahu. i was able to follow up with him directly and ask him about this view, and he called it fresh thinking. he said it was interesting. it should be considered as a new vision for the region, and he was open to it. obviously, there would be inherent benefits to israel if threats from palestinians were not at their doorstep and if there would be even potentially expansion of israeli settlements. again, the president was talking about the u.s. owning it, not expanding israel. but again, we're in a world of so many questions right now, but other certainly leaders in the region and richard can speak to this, have raised very serious questions. >> thanks so much. kelly o'donnell at the

and maybe the entire middle east. everybody i've spoken to. this was not a decision made lightly. everybody i've spoken to loves the idea of the united states owning that piece of land. it means that we want to have we want to give people a chance at life. they have never had a chance at life. because the gaza strip has been a hellhole for people living there. it's been horrible. now, to be clear, the people he says, deserve a chance at life. the palestinians would not return. would that upset the very delicate cease fire? that idea. we'll wait and see. it's worth noting that the forced movement of an entire people is considered a crime against humanity by the united nations. the u.s. has also dropped out of u.n. programs to help palestinians. american humanitarian workers, part of the state department's agency for international development, have been told to pack up and come back home to america. the world's richest man, elon musk, says he suggested to president trump the programs be shut down to due to what he calls

' middle east experts the middle east theatiswerl esserts the middle east theatiswerl esserts the ideat certainly say the idea would almost certainly breach the united charter, an international nations charter, an international treaty, makes it clear it cannot b? bi; iarce. here it is here. happen by force. here it is here. article two, which says... members must refrain from the the threat or use of force. palestinians to agree to his idea. and others, runs the strip. it's also been strongly rejected by the palestinian authority, which governs parts of the occupied west bank. israel, by the way, can't make the decision another issue, first and permanent displacement is also illegal under law. this is article 49 of the geneva conventions. even if the plan went ahead, it's not clear where people would go. prospects for peace. nick, thank president trump says can happen, will it? president trump says will it? . , . . president trump says willit? . , . . ., ., reaso i'is reasons i m - reasons i not going i 5—22 %—'——’ . a- — m7777 s— s—— . s e; witwill ha’ppéf witwill ha’pdédide'?" 77 it

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that continues to track east.d lunch time and then we are gearing up for more heavier storms to come closer to around 4:00, 5:00, 6:00. this will make travel difficult wrapping up work and school going into the afternoon . then going into the overnight hours tonight, that is when we moved east. we clear up and see a nice dry wednesday ahead of us. wednesday will be dry but then thursday, we get a splash of showers and i will add up today and thursday's totals close to around 2 inches in the north bay. closer to around 1 inch, inch and a half in the south bay. going to the sierra, plenty of snow as we go into this week's forecast. that will be very beneficial as we head into the weekend around the corner. here is what we can expect. the inland forecast is widespread throughout the santa clara valley. mostly upper 50s and lower-60s throughout the next couple days. what we are gearing up for is a nice dry stretch heading into the weekend right around the corner. you can take a look at what we expect today in east bay

east majority have hotly resisted mr. trump's attacks to cajole them into taking palestinians during the reconstruction of gaza. it adds that head of the meeting between benjamin netanyahu and the president, foreign ministers of egypt and turkey, and turkey, another country involved in brokering an end to the conflict, released a joint statement rejecting any proposal to displace or resettle palestinians to "countries outside the palestinian territories, either for short-term or long-term purposes. -- purposes." elizabeth, democrat. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. my view is trump is insane. he would like to remove the palestinian people, put them in egypt or jordan, and as you just said, jordan rejected that. he would like to cleanse the palestinian people, which is ethnic cleansing, racist and will destroy all the palestinian people. he sees palestine and gaza as a tourist destination. he would like to send u.s. troops into gaza. why u.s. troops? u.s. does not belong in the middle east at all. especi

, s, in straight back to their fan north and north—east, and| the north and north—east, and will thenly go through quite a process of readjustment being back here. find quite a process of read'ustment being back here._ being back here. and jonathan, we understand _ being back here. and jonathan, we understand that there - being back here. and jonathan, we understand that there is - we understand that there is still one thai national being held. what do we know about efforts to secure their release?— efforts to secure their release? ~ , ., release? well, there is not much they _ release? well, there is not much they can _ release? well, there is not much they can do. - release? well, there is not much they can do. you - release? well, there is notl much they can do. you have release? well, there is not - much they can do. you have to remember with even these five hostages there has been no information about them at all information about them at all in the last year. the thai foreign ministry said to me they had no idea they were alive until that agreement when israel and hamas last mont

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 the government. trump as high as him to downsize, federal agencies would have to china thailand options rights than the relation chinese president. she didn't thing is hosting thailand's prime and as the page on time sheet a website and they j t. c as well, to track down on scan networks that abducted chinese citizens along the time. yeah, a mobile. that's all we were getting the so mean i can so said in from the senate has adopted the 2025 budget after the minority government forced the legislation through the lower house fall that will make us cold for to know confidence votes against finding the stuff fall swap, i will choose which he survived. the budget must now be approved by the constitutional counsel. in germany is

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i see it bringing great stability to that part of the middle east. the force displacement of a population by an occupying power. israel highlights international law trop, reiterated his call for egypt and jordan to take in the 2000000 displays palestinians plan both countries have rejected. still trump believes he'll convince air of nations to sign onto his vision for gaza ideas. benjamin netanyahu also endorses president. trump is taking it to a much higher level. he sees a different, he sees a different future for that piece of land that has been the focus of so much terrorism . i think it's something that could change history. a trust referred to gaza repeatedly as hell edit demolition site, but he believes it can be transformed by envision world people living there, the world's people. i think you'll make that into an international unbelievable place. i think the potential and the gaza strip is unbelievable. and i think the entire world representatives from all over the world will be there and there. and they'll look that palestinians also. i don

so it already been banned for the middle east. i pose the iraq war and that was it from that moment. and so now do you see any different 10 or a news rooms? do you hear any different sensibilities from the journalism world? has coverage changed on the middle east since that time gets worse? far worse. yeah. so i will look at the reporting on gaza. look at the reporting on the student protests, you know, they go up to columbia and, and race off to the hotel house and talk about how, you know, to a students, quote your students saying they feel uncomfortable. well, you know what, it's a genocide, you know, perpetrated by design just project that you support. so maybe you should feel uncomfortable. usually that was worse than say, 1982 during the invasion or 11 or, or in the early. yeah. does. yeah. yeah, the whole, i mean, you know, we don't have time to critique the new york times, which was always going to lead us publication. beholden to centers of power. never good on is real. but the space has shrunk, because that's commercial

weak weather fronts in east anglia in the south—east, could be drizzle first thing. and the south—east, channel islands, through to the evening before light rain gradually arise. a cooler and drier end to the week. fair bit of sunshine around. this is bbc news, the headlines: both countries have vowed counter measures against the united states. the uk government will introduce new laws to tackle the threat of child sex abuse images generated by artificial intelligence. the princess of wales says social and emotional skills must be prioritised for society to be healthier and happier. the princess has written the foreword to a new centre for early childhood. beyonce and taylor swift square off for album of the year.

it has pushed its way further east. so we are expecting the wintry and what weather to effect western parts of iran. yes, behind that we could see some showers moving in to iraq as well as some wet and wintry weather for takia. but they'll be some recovery to come in terms of temperatures. on fact, a day for the event, it will get a little bit cooler across the gulf, with some breezy conditions go high 21 degrees celsius. that has moved to north africa. that's what this thing was. so the unsettled weather took a fortune easy. it was very heavy rain to come, that could cause some flooding on friday. we've seen unsettled weather conditions in the northeast of africa, egypt this summer recovery to come in cairo. 18 degrees celsius is much dry up farther south. is this a pretty quiet story except for from stronger winds across the north of africa down in the south its own about the wet weather. we've got the remnants of a storm system in the mozambique channel. splashing mozambique was.

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northeast on up into east bay.recast and a lot of flooding out there. busy commute as you travel. a lot of red on the map right now. of red on the map right now. ry excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years of advanced securit. five years of a great rate that won't change. it's back. but only for a limited time. high five. five years? -nope. comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. powering five years of savings. powering possibilities. comcast business. >> 7.44 now definitely keeping you updated on everything you got to know. as far as this goes today, our heaviest rainfall event that we're going to be seeing out of what has been a series of systems and what will continue to be towards the tail end of the week, too. so when he got to know for today what it is, our heaviest rain and that comes along with your highest risk of flooding. something we've already

and what does this tell us about the trump administration's policy in the middle east? benjamin? so president trump got a lot of praise from the israeli prime minister. was the 1st 4 in need, or if it is invited to the why it says it was a state visit the so there was a lot of level of course lot of press the, a lot of interest also to the red carpet for this leader with that's important also due to highlight that and remember the d is one to 5 international criminal court for crimes and crimes against humanity is having a very busy week here in the united states. he is extending his visits to meet with lawmakers from the democrats and from the republicans on capitol hill meeting. president trump's middle east envoy, steve woodcock, and it shows how trump puts a lot of effort into this a legions into his friendship is he said with israel and was it lead up and you mean it then? yeah, we leave it there for the moment. benjamin out of his group in washington dc. thanks so much i to restrain dc. what concerns are rising over donald trump's? i'm president of delegation of paula to be

and maybe the entire middle east. everybody i have spoken to, this was not a decision made like, everybody i have spoken to love the idea of the united states owning that piece of land, developing and creating thousands of jobs. >> he has a different idea. it is worth paying attention to this. we are talking about it. he is exploring it with his people, his staff. i think it is something that could change history. and it is worthwhile really pursuing this avenue. tom: trump also insisted that egypt and jordan will take in palestinians displaced from the strip. horizons middle east anchor joumanna bercetche joins me from dubai. how viable is this proposal from trump? he says the u.s. could own gaza. >> the region is reeling from that press conference a couple of hours ago. for several months now, president trump had floated the possibility of palestinian displacement, but this is the most explicit, yet we have gotten from him. he is saying the u.s. need to take ownership of the gaza strip. they will be responsible for

the backup has filled it in east shore freeway.e traffic and a little more rain, the green highlighting shows where the road weather index says it may be slippery. south 242 and 680 builds toward west 24 some gradual slowing, but the caldecott is fine. peninsula side. it's northbound 101.. there's a crash right there as you transition to eastbound 80. sounds like one lane may be blocked. a lot of distraction as the volume builds in towards san francisco. watch the rain as well. at that interchange, we're looking at westbound 92. the san mateo bridge recovers now that they've cleared that big rig south 880 slowing. and now the south bay itself. the northbound build is on back to you. thank you very much, mike. 654 happening now. a warning is now in effect on cal's campus. uc berkeley says someone saw what they believe is a mountain lion in a trail near canyon road monday night. that's near memorial stadium and the athletic fields. there have been no additional sightings. university police say they've contacted state wildlife leaders

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heavy rain by 11:00, 12:00, 1:00 into the east bay, south bay.t or miss showers. and then by 2:00, heavy rain in the north bay. and that's where it's going to stay as the rest of the bay area gets a break throughout the latter part of saturday. sunday we're at a level one, another level two next tuesday. stephanie. >> all right lisa thank you. well, an atmospheric river moving in might be the last thing they want to see in santa cruz. it was just last month that a huge section of the wharf collapsed into the water during a storm, and the wharf just reopened a few weeks ago. here's abc seven news reporter lauren martinez. reporter on a cold and misty. >> friday night, the santa cruz wharf is still lively. upstairs at a wine bar called vino by the sea. the band summit soul performs. >> further down. it's a little bit closed off, but down here there's a lot of action. >> the wharf is cut off here, just past dark narrows. on december 23rd, the end of the wharf, then under construction, collapsed into the ocean. 20 businesses and restaurants on the wh

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so back to the middle east. now as president, trump has resurrected an earlier policy of maximum pressure on a ron. ron has down played the moves, saying the sanctions campaign he waves during his previous term still has no chance of succeeding. most of them to the maximum pressure policy is a failed experiment and trying it again will only lead to another failure. so if the main issue is preventing iran from pursuing nuclear weapons, this is a cheap level and not a problem. iran is a committed member of the non proliferation treaty and it stands on this matter is absolutely clear. additionally, there is the supreme leaders 5 law, which clarifies it for all of us that sorry, my almost ended up a 132 across live. now to our correspondence, the mancha jory who is in toronto. monro more can you tell us about this latest cycle of tensions between the us and the ron as well originally, and just south. now, presidents don't know. tom talked about the maxima pressure campaign, any signs, an executive board, or for inhe