so i'm especially looking forward to the talk today. more formally, professor ryan hanley is the purpose of political science at boston college. previously he was the melvin testing was professor of political science at marquette university. he himself visiting appointments and fellowships at yale, harvard and the university of chicago. an expert in the political and moral philosophy in enlightenment era, he's an author of four macbooks and is truly working new book project which focuses on the enlightenment not as an end state but as an evolving process. i am particularly proud to introduce professor hanley today because of his long association with the institute for humane studies, dating back to the late 1990s when he was a humane studies fellow and the summer graduate research fellow. and note to her audience, you could submit a question at any time using the q&a button at the bottom of your screen and a promise that would be plenty of time for q&a at the end of the remarks. with that i'll turn over to professor hanley. welcome, run

it promotes, here especially with long-term horizons especially evidence in the moral work in the economic work. promotes the long-term investment philosophy that smith thanks is really important to encourage bring the idea we are into it for the long haul so the short hall. were going to put our money there in expect incremental long-term games rather than trying to play the dangerous game of daytrading all sorts of things that happened to be proliferating especially now during lockdown. maybe we can talk more about and q and a. the important point here is that smith's moralism does not lead away from the virtues that support society but towards. smith wanted to find a way, point us to a way in which we can develop virtues that would be supporting us with this economic institution. simply leave it at the virtues instrumental for commerce. important side of the virtue. beside we associated the virtues the purchase ultimately isn't in the whole a virtue. it's also interested in the great of self command in the christian virtues of charity and love. these come together in a particularly rema

why especially does it matter for us in 2020. first and foremost this is where we get more norms, the conventions and moral standards they're not smith thanks passed down to us positions of power whether political power ecclesiastical power to emerge spontaneously to free exchanges of sympathy that happen all over the place between individuals. this is where norms and general rules come from. they are some be the codification's of these agreements between spectators and actors that sympathy leads us to work towards. but we don't really get norms in general rules from these exchanges. we also got nothing less then virtue from them. in fact we get two types of virtue. when we, as the spectators to raise ourselves up to feel some degree of what they're feeling virtues that he calls the virtues of candid condescension and indulgent humanity. you can a something these are the virtues of care you can think about the awful virtues, that is the virtues he says of self-denial, of self-government, of command of passion. these are the virtu

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a look at the view from here in europe obviously there's a lot of hopes for this administration especially when it comes to trade there was a difficult relationship under trump to say the least you expect something to change under biden well the tone is already softening tonight european commission president came out and she said she was glad that she's not going to have a good friend in the white house but really that said biden and harris a lot of really contentious issues let's just look at big tech for example the e.u. wants a global digital tox and that would affect months of american companies like apple and facebook and amazon and while biden does say he wants corporate america to pay its fair share this may be a step too far even for him especially because he depends a lot on tomato nations from these big companies there's also the question of trade of course as you mentioned before trump came to office the e.u. and the u.s. were negotiating what would have become the biggest trade agreement in the world but there doesn't seem to much opportunity from either side night to revive th

it's still somewhat of a factor, especially where south and still impacting the bay area, especially the southern half throughout the day today, let's go back in time. we're showing you the radar. this is midnight. so this was the real intense part of the that this system moving across the region and as we put this into motion, as you can see that progressed across the bay area and then into the morning hours, often on rain showers will notice the last few frames, though that's kind of filling in monterey bay, approaching the santa cruz mountains and approaching the south bay, so rageful rates could be going up in the short term over the next 1 to 2 hours of showing you some of the a bigger rainfall amounts as you can't see it. portions of big sur over four inches of rain border. create approaching forages lake sonoma sandra fell close to 2.5 inches of rain falls of those were some of the up the big numbers here, but you could see still sees the more totals santa rosa over an inch and a half napa picking up some rainfall earlier this morning, especially when the nine o'clock hour abo

know what is a valuable it's things that we as a society society agree are valuable right and for especially for digital natives they see a lot of tangible value in digital currencies in currencies that they can use buy and sell whenever and wherever they are regardless of the political situation so while there might not be. something you can hold your hand in the way there is with gold there is a certain tangible value there. so this tangible characteristic doesn't seem to be disaster important for as you mentioned digital native natives millenniums they're the ones who actually invest in bitcoin the most right now. yeah that's for sure this is definitely the demographic that's leading the interesting bit coin and has been the last 12 years since the cryptocurrency showed up on the scene we're talking i'm alone else we're also starting to see jhansi as well as they're coming of age but now that we're seeing a lot more institutional interest like from investment banks from pay pal like we saw on 2020 of course the demographic interest in changing as well so we're starting to see you know old

imf, especially in the early-1980's, is an extremely fraught subject. some of the greatest protests are over the imf issue, especially in germany, which is going to be the home of two ballistic missiles. there's questions about whether italy, belgium, the netherlands, will even accept the deployment of nato nuclear weapons on their territory, at that military installation there. this is the era of the women's peace camp, of cmd, of a whole universe of peace organizations, not only in western europe. it's important to stress, there's also a robust east german peace movement. indeed, in western europe, funded in part by the soviet union or by the east germans. often, the east germans were the conduit for the cash and for the various forms of support, but not made up of communist sympathizers. made up of people who were really worried about inviting nuclear attack on their homes with the presence of these weapons. that's not a uniquely european phenomenon. look at the midwest. the minutemen. those who lived around the minutemen ranchers and things , like t

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especially with the holidays. but the people of this city have shown again and again that even with all the fatigue and exhaustion we all feel, that we care about public health. look, it's been hard on me. i have been working out of my home and every day i take walks to get fresh air, exercise, and see the city, and shop at our local businesses and support our restaurants by ordering food directly there and picking it up from there. it is the bright spot of my day, visiting our local businesses and supporting them and seeing the holiday second racingses around town. i especially love what's happening with our fire station which i know are taking part in a holiday decorating contest, and i was really excited to be a judge in that contest, and i definitely have my favorites. the winner will be announced tomorrow, but really i want to thank all the firefighters for taking part in this contest and doing their part to brighten up our city. in these tough times, it is the little things that can make a big difference. i

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gains are under way in order to find out the circumstances and the causes especially that of security. officials spoke to us that the d.n.a. of the suicide bombers are being. analyzed in order to find. the who are behind this attack at the same time many. responses are being heard from. political parties and. political figures including the human rights are going to stations which claimed the security apparatus for the bombings that shocked the capital this morning for the update thanks very much abdel fattah fires from our sister channel al jazeera arabic thank you. well in other news the trumpet ministrations controversial legacy. of iris is about to end and to the fact she has announced that the u.s. will return to the world health organization infectious disease expert says that america will help fight disease at home and abroad. i am honored to announce that the united states will remain a member of the world health 'd organization yesterday president biden signed the letters retracting the previous administration's announcement to withdraw from the organization the united states

especially if we get information about how long immunity lasts.t know much about the vaccine makes you not contagious right now. if you get the vaccine, your chances of getting covid is much lower but you could still become infected, just not sick so you could potentially pass it on to others but the has to be communication around that, too. he got the shot, congratulations. you're not bully immunized. even then, physical distance. oftentimes i'm asked, when will be the vaccine available? there are two different things because even with vaccines rollout, 100 million americans -- to have the immunity. physical distancing and things like that. >> i want to end our conversation on a positive note. i want to hear about what's giving you right now. what have you heard in the news, the biden administration, what are some positive developments keeping you going? >> i've seen nothing in the news. especially last year, the greatest things in my opinion were happening in terms of rushed emergency use organizations for treatments, the president tweeting you

tonight, we are talking about really gusty conditions especially for the coastline near san francisco as well. 45 plus miles per hour, the national weather service bumped it up to 60 plus miles per hour winds around the coast. it is a great time to secure any items in the backyard. gusts are expected to get pretty strong especially in the the over night hours and early monday morning. here is what we are monitoring as we head into this evening and also the start of the workweek. a chilly rainy sunday today. northwest winds will begin to kick up right around 7:00 or 7:30. we are also monitoring a mid-week storm. a plume of moisture that's going to kick in several inches of possible rain in the bay area. that's going to bring us a concern especially all of those burned areas of possible debris flow heading into tuesday and wednesday and thursday. we definitely have an active weather pattern ahead. it is something that we need so keep in mind as this takes in effect at 7:00, as well as how much rain we are expecting from the storm, coming up in my full forecast. >> all right, thank you,

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an age of us has a duty and a responsibility as citizens as americans especially as leaders leaders who have pledged to honor our constitution to protect our nation to defend the truth and defeat the lies. what made this day truly extraordinary in the history of the us was the swearing in of come on how us the 1st black american the 1st asian american the 1st woman to hold the office of vice president. it's. knocking on was her predecessor mike pence unlike donald trump he had come to the ceremony to honor the new administration. former presidents george w. bush and bill clinton were there. and say to barack obama and biden served as vice president to stop our always intensified with lady gaga singing the national anthem. jennifer lopez with a medley of this land is your land and america the beautiful. and country singer gulf brooks asked everyone to join in amazing grace. but the future was heralded by 22 year old poet amanda goldman who took up the themes of biden's a new group speech in a poem addressing the problems of the divided nation and offering hope for there was always light

ring continues to fall over santa clara county, especially over san jose. from morgan hill down to gilroy, it is raining in sheets, still coming down at a good clip right now. the santa cruz mountains with a bit of a tapering trend. within the past 20 minutes or so in the flash flood warning still in effect until the bottom of the 6:00 hour. until 6:30. all of this rain will come at us in waves as we had through the rest of the night. doctor asked, we will be seeing these off and on waves of mostly light to moderate rain but occasionally heavier rain especially the further south and east you go. that is where you are going to add up even more rain fall over the next 24 to 36 hours. some of the heavier downpours will occasionally make their way further to the north, too. tomorrow morning, we start off with hit or miss showers, it will not be raining everywhere and as we head into early afternoon, the showers look like they will be fewer and further between. keep the umbrella handy, the rain jacket handed, there are still going to be showers into tomorrow at

through benicia itself on up towards fairfield and vacaville heavy pockets of rain along 6.80, especially but also along 80 and highway 4. so please be mindful of that rainfall as you make your drive in napa specially the south end of town looking at a pocket of heavy rainfall much quieter marine county sonoma counties and on down the peninsula, even oakland having really dried out now as for the east bay, we are still looking at some light to moderate spots of rainfall from fremont versus the snow grade over to livermore but nothing like the intense rain that you've got around concord this morning as for the south bay pockets of heavier rainfall in the santa cruz and diablo range is but as far as san jose goes we are on the drier side right now just south of san jose down towards los gatos campbell in saratoga is where we are seeing some of our spots of heavy rainfall at the moment so we are working their way out of this wet pattern into a brief drier pattern into the weekend as you can see rainfall totals for much of the bay area and surrounding region won't really be amounting to much

sports have come back and given some reprieve especially here in new york.nds who would say i know it's not responsible but i would just want to watch baseball right now. i don't think you can tell them that they are wrong and that is the dilemma and its indicative of all these things we are trying to talk about in the book. >> you can bring it back to football back because there was the notion, i don't know who made up but a general feeling that we needed football come back in the summer, we went through shortening measures to make sure schools and the big 12 and is easy and nonpower five month a bend over backwards testing protocols and spending all kinds of money they probably didn't have because layoffs followed. it definitely feels, again you look at it and love it but at the same time, it feels achy when rudy forced a cinderella story on sunday with whole yogurt to come undefeated but at the same time, probably three guys will have covered. >> on the covid list literally yesterday. >> i think i tried to miss that in general but it's an interesting day

the numbers are still too high we had 17000 new cases in the last 24 hours and they are too high especially because we are now seeing these new mutations it's not clear to what degree those are present and spreading here in germany but certainly the south after the african mutation is known to have occurred here in germany and the fact is with case numbers that high if these very transmissible mutations really gain footing then we can see the infection rate go way back up very quickly which is why it is so crucial to keep that lockdown in place as we heard today and as your report also mentioned especially grievous the conditions currently in old age homes but that is of course a very interesting dichotomy there infections are falling slightly but we're strictures are being tightened how does the general public feel about that. i think there's some restriction fatigue setting in the polls show that there's still a very high willingness to be compliant with the restrictions but people are somewhat exhausted and frustrated by the fact that these restrictions are often imposed on a piecemeal b

it's a cloudy start with areas of dense fog especially inland. south bay down to a quarter mile for visibility in san jose. a break from the rain today but tracking a weak cold front that will bring more showers as we head through tonight and early friday. back to you. >>> the warriors hosted clippers last night but instead of hopes players were talking about what went down in dc. the head coach expressed sadness over the violence and how he says the president helped insight it. >> a legitimate election suddenly questioned by millions of people including many of the people leading our country in government because we have decided to, over the last few years, allow lies to be told. so this is who we are. you reap what you sew. >> several demonstrations took place across the league including warriors and clippers at chase center where both teams took a knee during the anthem. >>> new details out of san francisco, an arrest in the shooting death of a 6-year-old boy on the fourth of july. jace young was watching fireworks in the bay view when he and

adams especially was such a pessimist. he was constantly saying that everything is going to in a hand basket. especially since i lost my reelection. thomas: thank you for all of that and for calling what caroline wrote about so powerfully in her book. and mentioning philip again. and it describes the city of boston actually held a trial about whether she could've written their own place . john hancock resided and concluded that she and indeed wrote her own brilliance. and she said braces and think with only word that they insisted that they cannot be good words. >> in the spirit of time, this is going to be the last round targeted to tom, please respond on that. i think i'll ask you for your closing thoughts but which one to leave our audience with. exploding with appreciation for all of your light and insights. it will you like to leave the audience with about what the founders can teach us about american democracy today. thomas: just on that race-based slavery . think it's so important to emphasize the difference between

york and especially as back working again. - especially as back working again.of being in the same _ joyful experience of being in the same room as people. there is nothing — same room as people. there is nothing like live theater and live music _ nothing like live theater and live music it's — nothing like live theater and live music. it's something that we need as humans — music. it's something that we need as humans. we need that human connection — as humans. we need that human connection. and music and art and theater— connection. and music and art and theater is— connection. and music and art and theater is so — connection. and music and art and theater is so important. and right now doing — theater is so important. and right now doing things the resume, it's not the _ now doing things the resume, it's not the same. so we are just praying that a _ not the same. so we are just praying that a vaccine can be administered to everyone and that we can get back into theaters safely.— into theaters safely. next, you are there in florida, _ into theaters safely. nex

i am tracking showers and that wet weather especially for parts of the east bay and the south bay this morning on high def doppler. zooming in, you see light showers pushing across tri valley, livermore, pleasanton. as we look to milpitas you see that wet weather over san jose in the south bay. you are catching that rain through campbell, down 101. a live look with our san francisco mark hopkins hotel camera. we are in the 40s to low 50s at this hour. milder compared to the chillier mornings we have had this week. livermore with showers and 47, 49 in san francisco, 47 in san jose with that wet weather and santa rosa at 41 degrees. dealing with patchy fog in santa rosa, down to about three quarters of a mile for the visibility. gianna was talking about the winds, breezy conditions at half moon bay. eight miles per hour out of the west in oakland, concord, as well as for napa. this low pressure system is bringing those big changes, feeling more like winter with our showers and cooler temperatures. taking you hour by hour on futurecast, you see at 8:00 a.m., more showers pushing through.

so, so here is what i will say about that, especially concerning our state here in georgia.n lynette county, we saw many irregularities throughout the election, throughout the vote counting, and those irregularities were addressed, and actually we put forth a challenge in the county for those issues. those challenges were denied, not on its merit badge is based on the elections board saying no, we don't want to take up the challenge. consequently, the secretary of state made a decision to say 0k, nothing else to see here, we're not going to take a look at theirs, we're not going to listen to the voice of the people, especially the elected officials, sorry i see some things here that aren't right, let's at least take a look at it to determine if it makes sense, so i think in that regard,... forgive me, i want to put some of your points to error, but let's not refight the election. there have been more than 60 legal challenges, they were lost, most of them, many of them in front ofjudges, appointed by mr trump, thejustice department rejected any widespread significant fraud, a

to raise this children so for many citizens and especially the pows has says they think this would be a good power for them to leave to towards free ok so you mentioned the people who are just satisfied with the with the chinese treatment of hung congress say there's no future for their children but who are these people who are the most likely to actually go through with applying for a new u.k. visa and just how many people are we talking about. well the i mean the number is huge like currently hong kong there is 7500000 population in hong kong and over 5000000 of them are actually asked for for the a new u.k. citizenship scheme that means over 70 percent of the population as full for move to move to the u.k. . passports being being their passport holders dependents so we're talking about a large group of people and expect that in the next 5 years that at least 250000 people will. move to u.k. by doing so so i'm that effect will be significant but it helps that the group of people who are actually taking that offer is not only the activists and the politicians or the protesters but ma

that is way too much in a short amount of time especially that burst of heavy rain moving in tomorrow night. right now it is still a call ahead of that storm system. temperatures made up into the low to mid 50s for pretty much across the board and the temperatures will not change a whole lot. right now in the upper 40s and low 50s but the sun just went down, the wind is calming down, for the moment. they will pick up again tomorrow and that means amateurs will really drop off. there will be some spots below freezing by tomorrow afternoon especially in the valleys of the north bay but any inland spot will be flirting with freezing by early tomorrow morning so there is a limit to how much we could warm up with thickening clouds overhead and the rain overheads we end up about 3 to 5 degrees below average for high temperatures tomorrow afternoon. let's zoom in for a closer look and you will not see much variation from place to place across the bay area. low 50s along the coast, low to mid 50s around the southbay with most the mid-50s and the santa clara valley. similar territory inland an

while the main cloning experiments are taking place in the western world especially the us governments around the world have ramped up their d.n.a. collection. from india to china and in the amazon where researchers like collecting samples of endangered species banking on the technology to catch up. at least having any information. saving in any. worth. owning is only one part of assisted reproduction which also includes artificial insemination in vitro fertilization and more recently editing. over thousands lose and research institutions around the world are working on assisted reproduction of wild animals including for projects devoted specifically to cloning for conservation. raised chickens of genetic diversity is on cloning may well save some species but would cause a long term effect still on conservationists say it is much more sensible to focus on protecting the biodiversity we still have how. could we ever revisit all the g.i. losing now. such questions need to drive the technology that is most likely here to stay. rather than trying to save single species it's better to prote

>> we always had it when i was a kid, especially on new years eve.r family's favorite food. >> really tasty. it was our childhood dish on new years eve. my mother was a very good cook. she knew how to remove the bones and prepare the herring. she taught me to do it! it's nice here, they put in the right amount of herring. some places put too little herring and too many potatoes. here's it's good! >> this is my first time in moscow, and i've chosen a dish i know well. and it tastes really, really good here. >> stolowaja 57 sells between 3 and 9 large trays every day. a portion costs 120 rubles, or some 1-euro 29 cents. 'schuba' can be found in many cafes, bistros and supermarkets. ♪ >> that's all from us all at global 3000 this week. don't forget to send your feedback. we're at hyperlink liz: hello, and welcome to focus on europe with me, liz shoo. it's something that a few years ago most europeans never thought would be possible. but now brexit is really happening. how wi trade bween the uk and theu work? the uncertainty is palpable at the ferry port

more rain will still cause issues for us, especially in the santa cruz mountains. light rain shower activity right now in the northbay, not enough to cause problems in the burn scars there but we will keep an eye on an interesting case, a break in the action around the baby than heavier rain in the south bay into the santa cruz mountains. the heaviest rain is down 101 from san jose, especially around morgan hill and gilroy. flood advisory contains extending into fire county and an extended part of santa cruz county with an extended flash flood warning in effect for the santa cruz mountains, this basically overlaps with the czu burn scar. the rain is slacking off a little bit there, but it was falling intensely earlier today. let's talk about the big picture perspective and the rain surging up in ways which will continue through the rest of this evening. tonight, we want to zoom in for a closer look at the burn scar, outlined in red here, add the rain through the rest of tonight and early tomorrow morning and we are talking about another 2 1/2 inches of rain, potent

into crash but this appeared to him from the radar several hours ago the weather across the job especially in a couple city and its vicinity have been overcast which like raining all day so he has not been a very friendly friend environment at all in the skies but we have not yet been able to determine as of the cost just yet but as mentioned before and the altitude loss during the last phase of the flight had been very drastic in less than 15 seconds from the altitude of 11000 and the speed that increase as shown from the flight radar applications have shown a great increase in speed so we have not yet been able to determine just yet and circuits still going right now but it looks like because of the limited circumstances namely proceed really everyone even in the morning tomorrow. as you mentioned there was that drastic drop in altitude but air traffic controllers in indonesia and also australia have said no distress signal was sent by the pilots before the plane disappeared can anything be concluded from that. unfortunately at this point we cannot really conclude any factors are leading

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and especially when you about a community of women sports writer. the community is small but very tightknit and most of us know each other through twitter. jessica tells the story how we think the book came about because as a friend who planted the seed so to speak and i'll let jessica take it away. >> i had a friend years ago now mention he thought this kind of book would be good. that thing as any free lance writer, any writer, it's plannedded and it's in the back of our head and we were pretty sure it was the super bowl, 2016, we -- the time every year where the -- you get these articles that are, like, directed toward women and they're like, how do survive a super bowl party? football 101 so you can talk football with your boyfriend. things like that. and those are fine because there are women that -- there is an audience for that but it's one of those moments where you recognize you are not how people imagine the sports fan and we were sort of making fun of that together. we thought about writing a snarky response, and somehow we got from that

adams especially with such a pessimist. he was constantly saying everything is going to hell in a handbasket, especially since i lost my reelection, then it really started going bad. >> thank you for all that. thank you for calling our attention to centrality of antiquity which caroline writes about so powerfully in her book which influenced the founders, and mentioning phyllis again and i will recommend henry louis gates book which describes of the city of boston held patrol but about whether she could've written her own place. john hancock presided. they conclude she did indeed write her own brilliant verses and poems, and as you said racist i think is only word that he insisted that they couldn't be good. >> can i add here? >> please do. and i will succumb noting the time because we always in the spirit, keep to in constitution forms. this would be the last round so pleased to respond on that as you will and that i think i'll ask you for your closing thoughts about what you want to leave our rapt audience, and the chat b

nor this afternoon which will be breezy but into tomorrow too in especially noticeable gust of to be expected as we make our way into tuesday evening and wednesday morning as we see a line of showers pushing through and along with it some pretty strong winds that's going to make for very tricky travel conditions, especially for wednesday morning commuters as for this morning, it is wet on roadways from yesterday's showers and we are chilly with many temperatures in the 30's and 40's so go ahead and bundle up, but do anticipate getting some stuff done today ahead of the rest of the week's weather which all breakdown for you still to come reyna. >>john thank you for that gusty roadways. i would advise re in place for the bay bridge you can see just how windy. it is fire 2 flags right there showing you under 9 minutes till to the fremont street access, your commute. it's still really nice not seen any major accident. so that's a good thing as well. the san mateo bridge as you head across to the peninsula there look at that under 15 minutes for your commute. the richmond sandra fell brid

came too late some members of the government especially chancer have pushed for harsher measures to come into place earlier regarding the current law the current lockdown it has been in place for 3 weeks and experts had warned that we would continue to see high numbers also during the holiday period which has occurred with some fluctuations the reports today are of almost 12000 new cases and over 900 deaths so the next few weeks will be crucial to see whether the current measures are going to work also considering that people have gotten together over the christmas holiday to see what impact that will have on the numbers with these high infection numbers julia how serious is the situation in german hospitals at the moment. the situation has been defined as very difficult of the over 26000 intensive care beds in german hospitals only around 4000 remain free that still gives some leeway but doctors expect the numbers to in intensive care to remain high and another issue is the number of specialized medical staff especially nursing staff there was already a shortage of nursing staff before

i guess, especially this monday morning. later today, especially after 08:00am to 09:00am is when the most widespread and heavy rainfall really begins to settle in across the region. so get yourselves prepared for that even if it's not raining where you're at right now is still want to leave the house with the umbrella and the rain jacket ready to go for this one you look outside from our berkeley cam shows the low clouds that we do have out there even though not the rainiest the mornings for berkeley just yet it is certainly foggy and gray to kick things off we are seeing some light showers now pushing into the peninsula as well some of our bridges like around to the richmond sandra fell bridge, the bay bridge as well as the golden gate bridge. most of the showers remained really light right here around the core the bay itself heaviest of rainfall still sits to our north you see that deeper green and even yellow across portions of northern napa county on up into the north coast that's where we're seeing the heaviest of rain

so one more day to get through and that's obviously something we're in the midst of right now, especially for the south bay down into the east bay, a misty view of san francisco, although pretty common san francisco. when you compare it to areas further to the south center this atmospheric river is still centered right along the central coast. but now it's moved back a little bit further northward in the process has brought with it the return of heavy rainfall to parts of the south bay where it's been consistently rainy over the past few hours some of our heaviest areas of rainfall you can see on the map here in the orange and yellow stretch from san jose up to milpitas and from san jose over to santa clara sunnyvale mountain view eventually over to palo alto and in the vicinity sees the czu fire burn scar as well as us you buy or fire burn scars. we are seeing some heavy intense rainfall now the intensity of this rainfall is what has officials so worried because when you see so much rain in a short period of time that all runs off it takes with that that loose to breeze can actually plug

the street life, especially in the early evening. when these are open. >>think it's a really good idea because the put all this money into it. they should something >>and he's right these restaurant owners they put their all into these outdoor dining areas these parklets and it's expensive i mean this would had to have cost them thousands and thousands of dollars and they haven't been able to use them. >>in a month and a half now so today's the day people are still unaware of the fact that it's allowed today i've been actually telling people on the street they're all very excited to head to a restaurant tomorrow support. local businesses reporting live in san francisco sarah stinson back to you thanks a lot sarah. >>and we're still looking at rainfall out there for the south bay. but we're also seeing it further northward you can see that on the peninsula into san francisco right across the richmond center fell bridge out into areas of oakland. in san leandro to so we're all tapping into the forecast ahead. >>no major hot spots but lots of accidents and

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i guess, especially this monday morning.especially after 08:00am to 09:00am is when the most widespread and heavy rainfall really begins to settle in across the region. so get yourselves prepared for that even if it's not raining where you're at right now is still want to leave the house with the umbrella and the rain jacket ready to go for this one you look outside from our berkeley cam shows the low clouds that we do have out there even though not the rainiest the mornings for berkeley just yet it is certainly foggy and gray to kick things off we are seeing some light showers now pushi

tomorrow showers start heavy rain, especially early on wednesday.showers to follow into the weekend. reyna john thank you unfortunately we have a fatality accident just popped up in pittsburgh year. >>i just got the phone with chp they tell me they just opened up 3 those lanes they were completely closed. this is on highway 4 eastbound light and love ridge road in pittsburgh again. a fatality there working however looking at the bay bridge right now we still have a high wind advisory in place those flags blowing in the wind your commute getting lower and lower though to the fremont street exit there under 11 minutes to the city and the san mateo bridge your commute across to the peninsula look under 15 minutes. also a high wind advisory for that bridge as well another accident we're tracking this is 8 80 northbound in oakland at 7th street there's a traffic collision there. you can see the red out backed of it is right in oakland if you go ahead and hop on 5.80 that will be a better route because you don't have much to contend with it's all green th

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up to san ramon to a few light to moderate showers on over and eastern portions solano county, especially east of vacaville, also looking at some of those lighter showers but let's really focus our attention on the south bay because that is the area that does have the heaviest of rainfall right now and that includes the city of san jose on over to sonny bill as i mentioned watch your travel on 8.81 oh one as well as 85 all these areas are very waterlogged this morning as rainfall intensity has increased so much and one area of know that is especially troublesome is right around the czu complex fire burn scar now that burn scars outlined here on the map in red you can see that outline right there massive fire just one of many historically large fires this past season and we do have some very heavy rainfall actively falling on top of that burn scar now last night. we saw additional heavy rainfall on top of what was already saturated soils and that is causing the risk of any sort of debris flows are mudslides something that we have seen further south in monterey county on some of their burn

tomorrow showers, especially during our morning hours gradually tapering towards the finish of the dayning showers arrive again and showers remain remain with us on and off through next week, rain. john thank you sir bridges look great no major delays still fog advisory. >>a lawn to 80 in the south bay so drive carefully. but a trip into the city from the east bay under 15 minutes to that fremont street exit. the san mateo bridge started build up get a little busy here 90 westbound still under 15 minutes so that commute looks great. the richmond sandra fell bridge starting to pick up as well still under 8 minutes for your drive time seen reports of a traffic collision out in tracy 2 o 5 westbound melton house parkway there's a little slow down there give yourself more time back to the headlines. thanks a lot at 6.18 and the south bay, a group of students said notre dom high school and downtown san jose. >>they'll tuned in to the inauguration kron four's noelle bellow has more on what they thought about it. >>proudly sporting their pearls and chuck taylors young women from notre dame hi

especially in this time and especially for rule like this, it's really important that there's no doubt from not only the mayor but the board of supervisors that you are selecting a person who you believe can carry the office with integrity and to move the city forward in that way. i welcome these questions and thank you for the opportunity to address them. to start off with regards to the e-mail that you talked about, i did not ask for a reduction in my property taxes. what i can tell former assessor at that time, right after the great recession, reviewed a number of different properties. , especially with a downturn in the housing market. there were probably thousands of homes that were reviewed during that time right after the market crashed in 2008. under state revenue and tax code section 51a2, the assessor is actually required to temporarily reduce the property assessments in the market value of the home has fallen below of the value. we saw it was unusual. we saw this across the state of california during that time in 2009, i believe there were about 2.4 million properties in cal

croft joins us now for more william 1st of all walk us through the significance of this moment especially considering that some republicans voted to impeach the president as well what happens next. yeah not only is this the 1st time a president has been impeached twice it's also the most serious charge against the president accusing him of inciting insurrection against the country and the 10 republicans who voted along with democrats to impeach that is a record number of people from the same party of the president of any impeachment process of course or had not been many impeachment especially of presidents in u.s. history so not a lot to go on but it should also be put into perspective that there are still many more republicans who either because they believe that trump did nothing wrong or their staunch supporter of him or some who do believe they did something wrong but were are scared to speak up because of districts they come from and a sense of of voter fear from voters did not vote to impeach and we should also note that many of the republicans even those who disagree with donald t