rebecca felton was a democrat from georgia.file was the first republican -- gladys pyle was the first republican woman to serve. she didn't get much of a chance to serve either. this was making 38. it is -- this is 1938, it was all tied up in the 1938 midterm election. at that time franklin roosevelt was in his second term as president, they were expecting to lose a number of democratic seats and he was hoping to get a few pieces of legislation passed in that postelection lame-duck session where he still had as many democratic seats as he could keep in that spot. even though the senate had adjourned for the year and was not expected to come back until january which was common practice at the time, he was hoping that he would call congress back into session for a lame-duck session and take advantage of what democratic majority he had at the time. gladys pyle was there because there was a vacant seat, a south dakota senator had died in office, and there was a seat that was going to be empty when the election came, from november u

i did in the understand where feltonmented go.s intention to figure out perhaps this is no longer a building they want to keep it is more trouble then and there worth. was what i was trying to understand today. and i want to understand today. but stound me that the richmond senior center wants to stay. and not only just stay negligent current space wants to occupy more space knowing it requires a lot of work and renovation. i'm trying to understands are we in the same space mind set with the landlord that they want to keep the building and tenants wants to stay. and that approaching a space where we need a communication channel. we need to city agreement on the scope of work and time line and a lot more specific? perhaps is to establish a written agreement and understanding here is the scope, time line. again i think thanks to supervisor mecar. it is 2 types of work we are talking about and the time line of completion also is differentful i also understand if we finish the wall there other windows if we do window there is is more

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and that's why the, you, mr. felton, how did you say the bigger problem, the problem? what would you say the biggest problems and challenging, facing challenges facing russia to the russian? a production of modern weapons, though, there's been a lot of talk, but it's increased and that that increased, but from a very low start. so there's not enough. and then the really modern weapons, their problems in reducing modern drums, modern brains, modern tanks and the say there's a very serious problem. good civil aviation or push it says there's going to be to that 1000 new several aviation planes by the year 2030. but that seems rather foss, search and rush is a very, very big country, the better rather bad roads without civil aviation, the country is more, maybe i should begin to disintegrate. possibly, it isn't going to be very serious problems, and everyone knows that. so there's a lot really for the pressure would need to make better. and that's why you're really trying to get some kind of a ceasefire right now. i mean, just stabilize the situation as it is. wouldn't be

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this in felton, a landslide near felton, empire road and featherston. knowing that it's going to be a slower morning commute because of the problems that persist. thanks to all this rain. but the good news is the heaviestrillionain is on its way out later on this morning and into the early afternoon. soon it's just an isolated chance of a shower moving through with temperatures in the low and mid 60s. we get a dry day tomorrow before our next storm moves in here on wednesday. that's a level one in the morning. we'll detail that storm and finally show you a dry pattern setting up as we head into the weekend on the seven day com results or just rhetoric. californians deserve a senator who is going to deliver for them every day and not just talk a good game. adam schiff. he held a dangerous president accountable. he also helped lower drug costs, bring good jobs back home, and build affordable housing. now he's running for the senate. our economy, our democracy, our planet. this is why we fight. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message. about the scott p

santa cruz mountains felton empire road closed this evening because of slides and downed power lines and state route 9 still shut down because of massive downed trees. this is between keystone way and glenn gary road. >>> on to the peninsula, several cars crushed after the storm brought down a large oak tree in san mateo. crews spent all day clearing out the tree on west fourth avenue near dartmouth road it. black car took most of the heat. check out the limb going straight through the roof. the owner says the car was actually brand-new. she now has to figure out who will pay for the damage. >> i'm still waiting for the claims adjuster to come over and take a look. i mean this is a complete total. hopefully they'll cover for it fully, but even then we would still have to shell out more money to buy a new car. >> neighbors say the oak tree stood at a nearby apartment complex for years. luckily, no one was hurt. >>> with another chance of rain alert in the week, we do have you covered with first alert weather. you can check live radar on the go on our website, kpix.com, or the free cbs

. >> la patrulla de caminos informó que ya las calles empire grade y felton empire ya están en uso, luegosto fue cerca del muelle. los residentes compartieron este tipo de videos donde se puede ver también como el agua entró rápidamente a sus apartamentos durante la madrugada de ayer. numerosas viviendas han resultado dañadas y también las reparaciones podrán llevar tiempos largos. situación similar se está viendo no solo en el norte del estado, sino también en el sur del estado. cuando hemos visto inundaciones ha. >> si continuamos viendo esa precipitación. todo esto es producto de la presencia del niño. recuerden que tenemos altos valores de vapor de agua en la atmósfera, entonces produce estas precipitaciones intensas que a veces son hasta súbitas. así que mucha, mucha precaución en las carreteras y las carreteras están inundadas, no las cruces. es muy importante . la gente piensa que quizás porque tienen una camioneta grande están a salvo, pero realmente es todo lo contrario, así que hay que tener mucho, mucho cuidado y mucho 50 y marcelo ya nos decía es que la tregua que tenemos ahor

this is felton empire road. slides and downed trees, power lines are keeping this roadway closed as well, no word when that is expected to be cleared up. >>> the north bay is drying out after heavy rain flooded some neighborhoods in sonoma county. some residents living in sycamore court in guerneville evacuated overnight after firefighters went door to door warning people to be prepared. this morning we saw folks wading in knee-deep water. >> it's disheartening. i probably am homeless. so i just don't have words. it's scary and it's sad and it happens just so fast. it's like no warning, like there was no water on the ground from what i understood and then 20 minutes later all the water was on the ground. >> the fire department knocked down the trailer and there was about three inches of water in the trailer and so we started moving stuff up off the floor, called my husband who was at work to come pick us up because we knew we had to walk out and then waited for him to get here and packed all our stuff, including

> so that shows us that the ground is very, very saturated along the san lorenzo river behind the feltonovered bridge is tamara bowles equestrian center. >> the property boards around 60 horses. during certain emergencies. they have evacuated for fires and floods. >> we flooded last year and we did. we only we had all the horses leave the property. so we do have a pretty extensive evacuation plan, a bulletin gives others a heads up to plan ahead of time. >> bowl will remain at the property and watch the weather closely. >> water is powerful and we need the rain. we'll probably be up and watchful. >> p-g-and-e's and the santa cruz mountains could see the most adverse weather, so they're activating their emergency operations centers in the region . >> we have a generator already, and we also got a battery. and it's a backup. and then we are storing you know, some food. the staggering toll of last year's series of storms damaged homes, businesses and beloved destinations. >> the pier at seacliff state beach was deemed irreparable and was removed due to unsafe weather conditions this week. s

> so that shows us that the ground is very, very saturated along the san lorenzo river behind the felton covered bridge is tamara bowles equestrian center. >> the property boards around 60 horses. during certain emergencies. they have evacuated for fires and floods. >> we flooded last year and we did. we only we had all the horses leave the property. so we do have a pretty extensive evacuation plan, a bulletin gives others a heads up to plan ahead of time. >> bowl will remain at the property and watch the weather closely. >> water is powerful and we need the rain. we'll probably be up and watchful. >> p-g-and-e's and the santa cruz mountains could see the most adverse weather, so they're activating their emergency operations centers in the region . >> we have a generator already, and we also got a battery. and it's a backup. and then we are storing you know, some food. the staggering toll of last year's series of storms damaged homes, businesses and beloved destinations. >> the pier at seacliff state beach was deemed irreparable and was removed due to unsafe weather conditions this week.

chp says all lanes of empire grades south of twilight lane open this morning, and elena felton, empire now open. some other roadways in the area remain blocked. >> a lot of times. mike flooding comes down to where you build your house, right? topography and to topography of northern california versus southern california, right. we've got rivers. we've got a bunch of we got the smith river, we've got the eel, we've got the russian, we've got the gualala, we've got pajaro in southern california, while la has got the la river right. that cement drainage ditch and then they got some, you know, they just don't have the ability. so if they do get a lot of rain for it to run off. so when you see three inches of rain in san diego, you know they're going to have problems. when you see three inches of rain up here, you're like, probably be okay if there's not something behind it, okay, so our next storm comes in. we're going to see up to i think most of us will see a quarter of an inch, but these aren't heavy duty totals at all. you know, coastal hills will be favored in that would be the coasta

santa cruz mountains, right around that san lorenzo river in felton, utah. you will have the water rising to flood stages. all right. here we go today, backing it up. temperature 60s and 70s outside number 75 in san jose, where you had a record high yesterday of 72 degrees, shattering the old record that was established way back in 1928. here you go with your extended forecast right now. wednesday thursday and friday. lighter showers, but the potential of a thunderstorm. partly cloudy with the slight chance of rain showers by saturday night into your sunday. get prepared. but meanwhile, enjoy your monday. >> roberta. thank you. happening now, vice president kamala harris is making her way to san jose. we'll bring you live pictures again of what's happening in san jose's mexican heritage plaza. this is where the vice president will be speaking later this afternoon as part of her fight for reproductive of freedoms tour. we can see that a protest has already materialized ahead of the vice president's arrival. this is a pro-palestinian demonstration in calling f

we have just blasted off on the way to the international space station. top of felton 9 rockets fall among them is a funded pilot, who is who to become assist. because chris, and in all this admission is decided such flight organized by the private texas based company called x, the him of the crew who'll spend 14 days of the i s is conducting an ordinance cruise. he's gone. so i think experiments, most of them focused on the effects of 5 slides free on human health and does a referral inside the 1st not at this point. now, his son a thank you very much, tom. well pause titan's football team secured the 1st point of the asian cup after thrilling $11.00 joel with the united app image. it gives them hope of reaching the last 16 to and i got a little score report, some of the general stadium last to iran in the opening match didn't spoil the optimism in palestine funds who came to watch them take home. the united arab emirates, hopeful of seeing the team pick up the 1st points at this asian. com is showing their strengths. this showing the obviously resilience not just on the principle o

behind the felton covered bridge is an equestrian center. they've evacuated during previous fires and floods. we flooded last year and we did. >> we only we had all the horses leave the property. so we do have a pretty extensive evacuation plan. water is powerful and we need the rain. we'll probably be up and watchful. >> seacliff state beach is closed until tomorrow because of the unsafe weather conditions. you can track the storm with the same live doppler seven that drew uses. just search abc seven bay area in your device's app store and download it now. >> developing news out of the east bay streets near buchanan field and concord will remain closed as the faa and the ntsb investigate a deadly plane crash. the small aircraft that went down at concord avenue and dimond boulevard around 1030 yesterday morning, and it killed the pilot, the only person on board the front of that plane, as you can see here, was severely damaged. one witness shot video of the scene moments after the crash. others say the plane'sin off right before it went down

say there's a potential for flooding at creeks and rivers along the san lorenzo river, behind the felton covered bridge is an equestrian center. they've had to evacuate during previous fires and floods flooded last year, and we did. >> we only we had all the horses leave the property. so we do have a pretty extensive evacuation plan. water is powerful and we need the rain. we'll probably be up and watchful. >> seacliff state beach is closed until tomorrow because of the unsafe weather conditions. you can track the storm with the same live doppler seven. drew uses just search abc seven bay area in your devices app store and download it now. >> developing news out of the east bay streets near buchanan field and concord will remain closed, as the faa and ntsb are investigating a deadly plane crash. the small aircraft went down at concord avenue and dimond boulevard around 1030 yesterday morning, killing the pilot, the only person on board. now the front of the plane had severe damage. one witness shot video of the scene just moments after the crash. others say the plane's engine cut off rig

felton's at 49 degrees by the way. five inches of rain yesterday, 5049 and socal 52 5354. i mean, they're a lot of temperature was pretty close here. it's isothermal for almost everyone here. 20s, 30s in the mountains, 49 down in la vegas, 50 in ukiah to 54 in sacramento. same down in monterey, 33 flagstaff and the lone outpost, elko. uh, a lot of low clouds. they'll lift, and then we'll get a mix of sun and some clouds. i think we'll get more afternoon sunshine here, but that next system is racing along, and i'll buy into this about a 10th a quarter of an inch to upwards of over a half inch for some. probably the usual locations mount tamalpais and russian river will pick up the most, but three quarters should probably cover it, i would think. here's the key, though. going forward, there's going to be a lot of cloud cover streaming in friday and saturday , the rain lines going north, but santa rosa north. look at that. that's friday into saturday morning. there still rain for santa rosa. also ukiah. look at that. even

yeah felton's at 49. so cal's 49. the santa cruz and scotts valley are close along with boulder creek. and then it's a lot of mid 50s, especially around santa clara, cupertino, saratoga, campbell, san martin and hollister for a pretty good thunderstorm activity. rumbled from los gatos, san jose yesterday afternoon down to morgan hill. that was an intense cell 30 in reno, 30 in truckee, 626 in south lake tahoe to 25 in mammoth. a lot of energy coming across the pacific here, and it looks like one system tomorrow will give us some rain. i've kind of leaning on the heavier forecast model solution. there are others that are about half of this, but we'll just take it a day at a time here. there will be some rain tomorrow, but i would think a quarter to about a half inch should cover it for most. now the key going forward will be there will be rain on especially north on saturday and friday and probably saturday and then to the north. there will be a lot of cloud cover, but there will be some rain. sonoma county, i think no

seeing all these temperatures within a degree of each other, morgan hill san martin, scotts valley, felton, 45 santa clara, 45. campbell 45. aptos so there's not much of a separation here. 18 1621 that's truckee, south lake tahoe and reno with mammoth lakes at 17. cloud covers rolling in lightrillionain in the morning. the main system comes in in the afternoon and evening, and the pacific is beginning to show signs of starting to generate some pretty good systems. here for us. you can watch those your break on thursday into friday. now here comes the next system. friday we'll get a break and then saturday morning looks okay. saturday night, 5:00. boy, it's inching closer, isn't it? uh, this made the timing may change on that. it comes in by 10:00, starts to rain, and this will be heavy rain on sunday. and then we'll get a break monday before one more system clips us on tuesday. after that, it does look like signs of a break, but i'll believe it as we get closer to it. this is not a big system for snow unless it's above 6500ft or 7000ft at lake level, i don't think they'll be that much. i t