. >> contra costa county supervisor, federal glover's district includes the refinery he plans to meet with pbf corporate leaders thursday. supervisor glover released a statement today saying, quote, repeated commitments to the community and to regulators to improve the culture and safety at pbf have not resulted in improvement. we intend to hold pbf accountable for making the necessary investments to become a better neighbor in martinez, suzanne phan abc seven news and to the north bay now, and a surprising new finding tonight about the napa fault. >> the fault runs from vallejo to yountville, parallel to highway 29. geologists didn't know it existed that is, until it generated a 6.0 magnitude earthquake nine years ago. now, researchers say the fault actually extends nine miles farther north past calistoga. that means it has the potential to generate even more powerful earthquakes. >> it is an active fault. it will have more earthquakes, but it's certainly not as big a player as the san andreas fault or the hayward fault. even so, a usgs geologist says if the fault ruptures along its

. >> contra costa county supervisor, federal glover's district includes the refinery he plans to meet with pbf corporate leaders thursday. supervisor glover released a statement today saying, quote, repeated commitments to the community and to regulators to improve the culture and safety at pbf have not resulted in improvement. we intend to hold pbf accountable for making the necessary investments to become a better neighbor in martinez, suzanne phan abc seven news and to the north bay now, and a surprising new finding tonight about the napa fault. >> the fault runs from vallejo to yountville, parallel to highway 29. geologists didn't know it existed that is, until it generated a 6.0 magnitude earthquake nine years ago. now, researchers say the fault actually extends nine miles farther north past calistoga. that means it has the potential to generate even more powerful earthquakes. >> it is an active fault. it will have more earthquakes, but it's certainly not as big a player as the san andreas fault or the hayward fault. even so, a usgs geologist says if the fault ruptures along its

be together contaminate what a beautiful lesson to thank you, everyone for giving us to chance to glover any in our friendship. thank you very much. >> thank you rendering attain send and toy everybody for coming here we're going to do a ceremony i can't tell walk across this bridge and, yes. so we're going. >> here's what we do in a community coming together and hanging out one another and uplifting afternoon this is was it will be and also be. thank you very much for being here today. >> oh, wow, look at the colors i love it. and wow. >> i know; right? >> uh-huh. >> when i was a as a society we've basically failed big portion of our population if you think about the basics of food, shelter safety a lot of people don't have any of those i'm mr. cookie can't speak for all the things but i know say, i have ideas how we can address the food issue. >> open the door and walk through that don't just stand looking out. >> as they grew up in in a how would that had access to good food and our parent cooked this is how you feed yours this is not happening in our country this is a huge pleasure i

he's ten strokes back, shot of the day courtesy of lucas glover on the par three 17th.he ball takes a couple of bounces and goes in for the hole in one. glover is at two under eight back of co-leader scottie scheffler and jordan spieth, the third ranked stanford women's basketball team cruised to another win and tara vanderveer, she'd move one step closer to history. vanderveer and the cardinal in southern california this morning to take on san diego state and this was predictably a mismatch. cameron brink showing her outside game. she had 25 points, 12 rebounds. cardinal jump out to a 13 nothing lead, second quarter more stanford, hannah jump hits the three the cardinal rule out the aztecs 85 to 44 they improved to eight and zero and vanderveer is now nine wins away from overtaking. mike krzyzewski as the winningest college coach in history. men or women sharks in new jersey. that's devils mascot having some fun with the kids. sharks up 2 to 1 in the second when anthony duclair steals the puck. look at him just snatch it away and skates in unassisted or passes the puck

. >> and i'm julian glover.he weekend, we're telling you more rain is on the way. abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel is here with a first look at that forecast. hey, sandhya. >> hi there. yeah. and julian and kristen, we're going to start to notice a couple of drops showing up in the bay area later on tonight. but right now the focus of the moisture is still well to our north. so some clouds are gathering in the north bay and we're seeing a few sprinkles right around the lake county area. ukiah has seen a few showers as we widen the picture here, this light level one storm is coming in while you sleep and the wet weather will spread tomorrow morning. so let's look at the hourly forecast. tonight at 5:00. just isolated drops in the northern part of our viewing area. same thing for 8 p.m. but notice what happens at 3 a.m. you start to notice a slug of moisture moving through light to moderate showers. at that point. and then really spotty showers will continue through at 10 a.m. before this system winds down. i

i'm dan ashley and i'm julian glover. >> that crackdown announced today just hours ahead of our abc sevenaries are down 50% over the last three months. this comes just days after a reported 30% drop in retail theft in the city. breed credits the drop in car break ins to the police department's use of bait cars and stepped up patrols, as well as the work of district attorney brooke jenkins . >> the police department doing their jobs and also the district attorney taking up the final mantle to ensure that there is accountable city. >> the mayor says most of the break ins are being committed by organized theft rings. her announcement came just hours after several cars were broken into two in the hayes valley neighborhood. breed says is the organized rings committee. most of the break ins adapt to the crackdown on. it's important for the city to adjust its strategies to now this announcement coming just hours before a conversation tonight with san francisco city officials about crime, drugs and other quality of life issues in the city. >> joining us will be mayor london breed chief william sc

so 1st i just want to say that as someone who s version witness my father, i, dr. suicide glover, i work on numerous win victims. i sort of worries us. so in my absence, i know version the horrors that these types of indiscriminate that'd be what is can have on a civilian population. so, you know, was a little bit about the munitions boston question, right. so to by the administration, announce on july 7th that it was transferring munitions to ukraine. and those munitions are now being used by the, in military. and the ones that washes are from the 1980s. so these are the m 864. and they're at least 30 years old. and manila you are absolutely right. you know, once these munitions are sitting in our saw pile, they do age and there's where i share. but i think the, the plan that we should be focusing on is the impact of civilians during and after the cost way. not that way, right. i think that ray is just right here and i because we know that the latest march report on the documentation was just released this week. and that states that these weapons impact 90 percent of civilians. 60 perce

i am julian glover focusing on san francisco's challenges in finding solutions is a key part of our commitment here at abc7 to build a better bay area. that's why tonight we'll be putting questions directly to mayor london breed police chief bill scott and district attorney brooke jenkins . abc7 news reporter lyanne melendez who's one of the moderators, gives us a look at the struggles those who live and work in san francisco face every day. >> san francisco has problems can be summed up in four words all intricately connected drugs, crime, homelessness and exodus as in the downtown area. let's start out with a drug crisis. according to the medical examiner from january to october 2023, there have been 692 accidental overdoses, yet convicting drug dealers has been a challenge. >> drug dealing has not been historically seen as something that's a serious crime. according to the dea, there are more than 500 cases in bench warrant status. >> this means that people who have been arrested, then released have not come back to court. >> people have to feel that there is a risk to their criminal behavi

where there was no food, no water, and no medicines or treatment for women pregnant with quadruplets. glover and then his release had attacked it with missiles. and we moved from there on foot till we found a vehicle that drove us to the deer algola. i had endured an extremely challenging situation at the time of giving birth mover. i delivered 4 children and i left the hospital with 3 of them. one remained in the hospital and he is in a critical situation. here in a minute, i just think there is no food, water, milk, or even pampers. we manage to obtain some pampers and asked people to provide me with a mattress for the mother to sleep on and blankets for the newborns. the house of the 3 of the babies as critical, especially this newborn girl, as the doctors told us to send her back to the hospital after a week in case the jaundice remained. how can she be treated for jaundiced if she had not been fed properly due to milk scarcity of central golf that has not been sped, is radia tax, either without a 100 people killed in a single strike audio this week, for example, well tells me when i say

reason was we were trying to help people in bundle of dish that is a bang venture with a shock in glovers and to day. and we had this morning, you great, beautiful, put into fish and not to buy an oil from russia. but in the event that be being buying from the bank, lloyd from russia, if i ending and also military is totally dependent, almost 70 percent dependent on the oppression that and stick analogy. and the other aspect to when people do people economic. so right from the beginning, i mean, be possible to people as part of the language problem. they've been very friendly relations and in other fields also via being cooperating cultural education ratify . students come in, study to this relationship with something that is that it's not just security or a strategy. i just got a lot of other angle split and it's very or so the media and look up to rush as in as you had a very good friends. part of directly to india now where at least 9 people, including a child have died and accidents triggered by heavy rains in the south of the country. the storm i causing walls to collapse trees upgra

i'm julian glover.ng the outcry over this controversial bike lane since it opened in the mission district as a pilot program last spring. now it runs down the heart of valencia street. critics call it dangerous for bike and a catastrophe that's killing business and nightlife. >> now, the mta's director is finally answering our questions. abc seven news reporter melanie withrow joining us live from the newsroom with his response. melanie, julie, anne and kristen. >> that's right. i was able to speak with him directly today as people who are opposed to this bike lane are now calling for him to leave the sfmta to listen to us. at least one cyclist had to maneuver through the crowd standing in the valencia street center bike lane today as people called for the sfmta to make a change. members of the latin x democratic club community leaders and valencia small business owners want to see this pilot project removed. >> the sfmta just continually, continually overlooks the concerns of the stakehoin

we buy them, but i live on the mainland because of the glovers and goons. every day i come back here in the morning and the lead in the evening. i loved the nature here however, the air is fresh and comic looked. however, there's so much to do on the island so many opportunities on the mainland. i have new land and nothing to work on, but i go to the river pirates. that's what i mean. what caused the people who attacked and seriously injured his brother that got he shows us the scars from the knife bones. he tells us that the pirates stole his cows, is it is all over the crime is not the only thing that makes life hard on the chars. legally i chose to level of our struggle. as far as the outside of my c id must be the rainy season that floods over twice i go as i so we move the coast to the mainland on. oops, while very well. but the weather is just in 2 or 3 days. everything here is under water washed, all his umbrella. this was all over. it was then we came up to the tin roof of the house that i'm on. leah wooden planks don't. let's have to. so if you, we

it has a star-studded cast including oprah winfrey, danny glover, and whoopi goldberg. in the early 2000's the color purple hit the great white way and was revived in 2015. this film adaptation, taking a cue from broadway, is a musical. it emphasizes the message of hope more than the original film. >> i would have to say there's of buoyancy and joyfulness to this re-imagination that was not present in the first and that the music comes out of the spirit of the story. >> reporter: the new version features dynamic performances by fantasia barrino. >> she carries everybody. and at the time when i was doing broadway, i was carrying everybody. my life was so much like hers. i'm glad i did it because i'm not that girl anymore. when she was strong she held everyone together but look at her now. >> reporter: the new film is produced by steven spielberg, quincy jones, and scott sanders. >> it has used music to uplift for centuries. >> reporter: it was his idea to turn the book into a musical. and now a musical for the big screen.>> we very intentionally looked at the story throu

palestinians coordinator efforts to collect bodies, scouts, and among the wreckage of homes and are often glovers. i know last happened is many attacks in the occupied west. frank, 6 palestinians are killed and, and is ready. jones trying to come in the there's been heavy bombing and central guns on those is really forces stuff up there. offensive on the besieged cabinetry, a school housing displaced, palestinians, and all my gosh, the refugee camp was among the locations. it's killing at least 5 people. it follows a day of strikes across guys under killed more than $240.00 pounds a standing is. the main telecoms providers announced another communications blackout. and the north palestinians have taken it upon themselves to retrieve bodies of their relatives from the streets is really a tax in gaza, city and based honeymoon. as mentioned, some have been left there for days or use ready time for about a 100 meters from this area. people are evacuating the injured and collecting bodies for burial on the ongoing questions. there was no warning before the strike . i saw the strike and ran here and sa

it garnered 11 oscar noms with a star-studded cast including whoopi goldberg, danny glover, and oprah winfrey, who helped it reach new advanced theater buyouts. >> so god can dream a bigger dream. >> in the early 2000s, "the color purple" hit the great white way and was revised in 2015. this film adaptation, taking a cue from broadway, and also a musical, and emphasizes the message of hope more than the original film. >> i will have to say, there's a buoyancy and a joyfulness to this reimagination that wasn't present in the first. and that the music comes out of the spirit of the story. >> reporter: the new version features dynamic performances from taraji p henson as shug aify, danielle brooks, and fantasia bringo, who first started on broadway, yet she initially turned down the role for the movie. >> she carries everybody. and at the time when i was doing broadway, i was carrying everybody. and my life was so much like seeley's. i'm glad that i did it, because i'm not that girl anymore. well, she was strong. she held everybody together and went through a lot of things, but look at s

danny glover we loved danny glover, by the way, people like tim robbins, for example. note it politicians. dennis kucinich we love dennis, by the way, reverend jesse lewis jackson was such an inspiration. but these but these were not persons in at that point in the with their participation it meant that they might lose something as a result. okay the reason why richard nixon really spoke this earlier had to remove ground troops from vietnam a generation earlier is because that the g.i. it was based in a directly impacted it was based in the grant. it was based in the working class to the point where no matter how you may feel about this, the the military at that point when nixon came into had become mutinous. i mean, written with mutiny, written with drug, written, in fact, the the ruling class of this country characterize it in an essay as the collapse of the armed forces. they stated the morale and discipline battle worthiness. you are read these words of the u.s. forces are this was in 1971 publish what a few salient examples exception excuse me lower and worse than

ireland's leona maguire and lucas glover are a shot behind, tied for second place with denny mccarthyss, this time beating the detroit pistons. orlando had lost their two previous games, but shrugged off those defeats. the nba record for defeats in a season— the nba record for defeats in a season is— the nba record for defeats in a season is 26 held by the philadelphia 76ers. the nba's inaugural in—season tournament comes to a conclusion in las vegas later on saturday, as lebronjames' la lakers take on the indiana pacers. saturday's winners, will become the first winners, of the nba cup, and will give both sides a chance at silverware, given neither side is expected to be in contention this come the nba finals next year. with the game taking place in vegas, it's likely to feel like a home game, for the lakers. they have a pretty young team, very fast. , ., they have a pretty young team, very fast. , . ., , . fast. they have a good energy. we can't match _ fast. they have a good energy. we can't match it _ fast. they have a good energy. we can't match it but _ fast. they have a good en

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it garnered 11 oscar noms with a star-studded cast including whoopi goldberg, danny glover and oprah winfrey who as executive producer helped the new film reach more advanced theater buyouts than any other in warner's history. >> god can dream a bigger dream. >> reporter: in the early 2000s it hit the great white way and was revived in 2015. this film adaptation taking a cue from broadway is also a musical and emphasizes the message of hope more than the original film. >> i would have to say there is a buhhians a and a joyfulness to this reimagination that wasn't present in the first and that the music comes out of the spirit of the story. >> reporter: the new version features dynamic performance has from trashy p. henson, coleman domingo as mister and fantasia, who initially turned down the role for the movie. >> she carries everybody and at the time when i was doing broadway i was carrying everybody and my life was so much like celie's. i'm glad that i did it because i'm not that girl anymore. she was strong, held everybody together and went through a lot of things but look at celi

the reason i am talking about this as it is another example of the glover climate religion i've beeno the backyard of iowa farmers. literally taking or using their land without permission. in mississippi when the carbon capture pipelines and of exploiting there's all kinds of consequences people end up in the hospital. it affects the land. so this is a real issue and yet another example of an issue i am the only candidate wh who's ablo talk about it. precisely because i'm not captured by the special interests. rachel: i think it's very interesting i'm glad you brought it up. that is about the climate colt as you say. but behind the climate colt are lots of people making money. isounds like another boondoggle. you mentioned acetyl, you are in iowa i know that's another third rail. i never expect you to shy away from third rails what is your position on that? >> yes, my position on that as i'm pro ethanol but for a pro a- market justification. the best solution at all is and would have been consumer choice at the pump just let consumers decide how much they are able to get in there fue

army special forces vet and counter-terrorism expert mike glover joins us right now.rning. >> good morning. certify e. >> steve: what is happening with our military? >> it's not surprising. morale is low. i was just mentioning to you off camera special operations prep course in provo, utah. and typically, we have 30 at a time signing up for this course. this go around we just had 10 sign up for the course, which is uncommon. it's been dwindling in numbers. morale is low. most of the guys who even go through our prep course don't want to serve this until things change in the white house. >> i know you feel that military recruiters say the gen z has a low trust in institutions and the military is obviously a big institution. but, at the same time, you have got, you know, in my family, a lot of people served. but these days, you go back 20 years or so, the number of people who were enrolling back then and enlisting has been steadily going down. and now two generations later, it's like yeah, i will leave that for somebody else. >> it's -- part of it is national pride. we

. -- victor glover, mission specialist christina cook, and canadian fighter pilot jeremy hansen. >> i'mrd to paving the way for the future. back to the moon, until my eyes. the fact that we get to contribute to that, absolutely an honor. the honor of my life. >> later this decade, nasa hopes artemis and elon musk's starship well rendezvous in lunar orbit, and land on the moon's south pole and begin building a lunar base. china wants to land its own and stream knots there by 2030. >> we're going back to the moon. it's actually a different moon. we're going to the south pole. >> the south pole, which may hold frozen ice water, critical for a future moon base, and a potential source of rocket fuel from missions on to mars. it's why india landed the probe there in 2023. and it's the same region that china is targeting fracking men landing. the new space race seems likely to pick up speed in 2024. >> tom, i think the space race israeli between us and china. and we need to protect the interest of the international community. >> also in 2024, boeing is hoping to finally launch its starliner sp

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glover. and he was like i was, i was watching you from space, dude like he's like starting out. but no, like it was cool to meet people who were alive on january six. they weren't on earth. it's crazy. but i just thought that was like, oh, man. but other countries have been people from other countries have messaged me on i'm always call it twitter addicts. it's twitter. it's twitter what did they say? they're in disbelief that this is happening because. the us is looked up to this world power. maybe that's our own arrogance that we do that we look. we're the world and. i kind of look at think about it like what your your parenting and you know you fighting with the two married couples fighting in front of their kids and? not in front of the kids. not for the kids. you had the differences my close to it i the us is going through this big messy divorce in front everybody when that people are supposed to be looking up to us and. it's depressing but other countries like i said, i, i wouldn't look up to us as being the world on. but look, canada last summer, the truckers that started

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mission commander, reed weissman, pilot victor glover, mission specialist, christina cook, and canadianmy hansen. >> i'm most looking forward to paving the way to the future. back to the moon, on to mars. the fact we get to contribute to that, the honor of my life. >> and we are proud to be a part of the artemis generation. we are going back to the moon. >> later this decade, nasa hopes artemis and elon musk's starship will rendezvous in lieu nar orbit. nasa chief bill nelson says america's return to the moon will not be an apollo repeat. >> we're going back to the moon. it's actually a different moon. we're going to the south pole. >> the south pole, which may hold frozen ice water, critical for a future moon base and a potential source of rocket fuel for missions on to mars. it's why india landed a probe there in 2023 and it's the same region that china is targeting for a human landing. the new space race seems likely to pick up speed in 2024. >> tom, i think the space race is really between us and china and we need to protect the interests of the international community. >> also in 2

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ireland's leona maguire and lucas glover are a shot behind tied for second place with denny mccarthyt in the australian open next month, because of ongoing injury concerns. the australian has missed all four majors this year, because of various injuries. in fact he has played just one match on the atp tour this year. kyrgios says he will still be in melbourne, doing a bit of commentating. but said he really wants to get back to playing at the top of his game, and needs a little more time. and just to mention india and england are playing the second of their t20 matches. england chose to field. india all out for 80. it is currently 23—2, england in their reply. you can go to the bbc sport website for the latest. ukraine's first lady, olena zelenska, has warned russia's aggression against ukraine will spread like a virus unless it's stopped. mrs zelenska has called on western countries to support her country's war effort, amid a stand—off in congress over funding for kyiv�*s military. she was speaking to the bbc�*s laura kuennsberg. what would you say to american politicians right now

this stars donald glover as two spies in an arranged marriage who face new missions every week ♪ >> we'rehe studio 1a, a lot to look forward to in the new year. >>> "saturday night live" hosts adam driver and olivia rodrigo poked fun at the connection between his last name and her latest hit. >> okay, this is all ward. olivia rodrigo and the guy she wrote a song about. >> what song >> "driver's license," adam driver. >> that song is not about me. >> it's 100% about you. >> you can catch this weekend's episode right here on nbc. >> all right, guys it is time to head to our next stop on our merriest main street tour we are in georgetown, colorado this morning where our affiliate is standing by he has some special guests and wow! >> hey, matt >> hey happy holidays, friends, from georgetown, colorado you know, everyone is excited here we're 45 minutes west of denver near the continental divide. it would likely look like georgetown and everyone is excited to show this town off. it turned out for this party kevin carr joins us. kevin, this town loves the holidays there is a history with it and

be together contaminate what a beautiful lesson to thank you, everyone for giving us to chance to glover any in our friendship. thank you very much. >> thank you rendering attain send and toy everybody for coming here we're going to do a ceremony i can't tell walk across this bridge and, yes. so we're going. >> here's what we do in a community coming together and hanging out one another and uplifting afternoon this is was it will be and also be. thank you very much for being here today. >> oh, wow, look at the colors i love it. and wow. >> i know; right? >> uh-huh. >> when i was a >> good morning, every one. and we're so happy to see all of you. so alan and i will be coemcees today, come over here, alan. alan has been providing self-help all of our pro-bono attorney services for all of our rear. --real estate. sometimes we have more difficult document that's we need a lawyer to look over. of course our co-chair is also an attorney but alan is wonderful. he was our honoree and recipient for the elderly award as well as assemblyman, so we're honored to have, both of them, mayor and supervi