>> my name is quinn gray, and i was kidnapped. it was quinn. >> okay, what's happened? >> she was free. >> i need you to take a deep breath, okay? >> i was kidnapped on friday. >> shaken and in tears, when said she was just dropped out of a white van and was now standing near a mall shopping center in front of a restaurant. >> i've got somebody on the way, okay? >> okay, thank you. >> they headed to queens location while she stayed on the line with 9-1-1. >> i was in a room, i don't know, like a warehouse or something i was tied up to a chair, with ducked a pin ties. you have no idea what i just went through. >> i cannot imagine and i'm so sorry for you. >> deputy trend was one of the first to find her. >> she was acting very erratic, was flailing around and was yelling on her cell phone. >> quinn was brought to the fbi's jacksonville's office where her mom and brother in law met her. and it is not quite the joyful reunion you'd expect? >> as far as being joyful, no. she was hysterical when she saw me for the first time. of course

we've also her devastating reports of abuse by arm doctors across t gray. the reports not only speak to widespread incidence of rape and other gender based, silent, but a systematic attempt to dismantle society and destroy family. some perpetrators or targeting the wives, the priests, abusing women in front of their families, or using a level of violence, so brutal that women are left with organ damage. the severity of abuse is among the absolute worst. i have seen and nearly 2 decades of humanitarian work. we usa d condemned these abuses in the strongest possible terms. in a phase of staggering, the united states has responded with significant support and advocacy for the largest donor to the humanitarian response. providing nearly 305000000 and humanitarian assistance since the conflict began. usa, it is providing enough food to feed 4000000 people and treat more than 400000 women and children suffering from malnutrition. for 3 months, our partners will run nearly 60 mobile health and nutrition units across p gray and support the operation and rehabilitat

>>> at the start of the pandemic, gray hair was a thing, but some people find they are going gray whencould be from the pandemic. doctors say they are seeing more gray than usual and at younger ages. studies in the uk found stress can make you go gray sooner. and other health problems like vitamin deficiencies can also bring on the gray. guys, larry, is it just that maybe we don't care anymore so we let it go gray and they just notice it more? doctors are like, i didn't know you were gray before. >> you have stress? that was the headline to me, i thought it was pretty carefree. stressful situations can bring on gray hair and all sorts of physiological responses. you can lose your hair, go gray, you can have all kinds of problems. i don't think it's surprising at all that this would be one of the things we've seen happen during the pandemic. >> i think during the shutdown, stay at home, some decided to let it go. but stress, obviously, can produce gray. look at some of the two-term presidents, clinton, bush and obama, look at how gray they all got in office. in office. >> it's like they

and re imagine that if you can federalism rather than focusing only on to gray. but a, a direct negotiate to grants is needed, but not likely at this point going from i want to go back to a point that you were making a few more to go when you were speaking about the atrocities that have been alleged to have been committed in t grey, the un has said that women and girls and t grey are being subjected to sexual violence with a level of cruelty beyond comprehension. the reports that have emerged so far of rapes from the region have been absolutely horrific. how much is rape and other forms of gender based violence being used as a tactic of war right now? it's extreme and very extensive, but i think it's important to understand the logic of the war. this is a war on people. and the purpose is effects are i'm a nation. so sexual violence, for example, is not the pattern that we're seeing is that we're not dealing with soldiers misbehaving. this is a systemic. busy attempt to destroy the reproductive capacity, so that entire society soldiers are raping women in groups

i'm not trying to discuss what's happening in the gray region is overwhelming in the side. and you know, i grew up in new york for the children family and my dad was working for the children government then as a human to monetary and working for one of the angels. he's always told me the happenings of the country, which is truly side. i mean, i remember in high school in canada watching the farm and victims from far and to see it's happening in 2021 is overwhelmingly tied. and the common is, seems to be. i think that's a great region once again after so many years. and again, i cool what boys, i'm said, you know, me and myself in going some have, you know, differences in terms of the culture of the ethnic backgrounds we do have. but what, what she's being saying, because what's happening in the field is even for myself, it's just overwhelming side. and to those people who have all the support to the field goal, they must be very disappointed because too many people are dying for something that should be prevented from the giggle. william, let me ask you how concerned is the

it's definitely gray.n the midst of this low cloud cover which is. >> shrouded much of the bay through the morning resulting in some really drizzly conditions, too. so do watch for some wet spots on roadways as you're venturing outside and i'd say definitely bring the jacket with you. it's not a rainy morning, but it is a wet morning for other reasons. he view outside of berkeley. still not much of a view at all as this low gray pushes on inland across the bay area. there are spots pockets where you are seeing some brightness making its way through other areas where not so much yet still gray and still kind wet as that drizzle continues low pressure area skirted through through the weekend helping to result in a cool down for us. even some light showers for southern california yesterday. obviously have talked about drizzle and fog near the coastline and even stretching inland across the bay today. a product of this ocean cool there that will continue to make its way in pretty consistently throughout the re

we are starting gray, had marine stratus along the coast, around the bay, and inland locations. we are going to warm up. we are talking low 80s for napa, santa rosa, concord, aft we g to catch clearing as we head through the day today. let's check with gianna for a look at traffic. how are the roadways on this michelle monday? >> i like the michelle monday. happy birthday. taking a look at the roads, let's jump to altamont pass. once you are on 580 towards dublin interchange, things are looking okay. you've got a few brake lights because of an accident but it's making traffic easier for the rest of the way through the altamont. if taking north 680 from west 580 that ramp is closed for emergency road repair. they're hoping to have things opened in the next half hour. the rest of the freeways are off to a good start, checking travel times, seeing a lot of green. that's good news urel mony. >>> i am anne makovec. breaking news, a shooting in east palo alto. crime scene investigators are at the scene taking pictures and collecting evidenc. this is on wood land avenue near clark aven

the great shot over san francisco i know you might be thinking how is that may gray great? well it's cool and comfortable, below normal, below average for this time of year, and this is a live look in san jose, 54 degrees right now, temperatures will top out in the upper 60s/low 70s. the upper level low that dropped in yesterday that was bringing the threat of thunderstorms and also a chance for lightning did make its way through mendocino county in the yuba city area, not so much through portions of the south bay and the east bay and we are seeing some drizzle around the coastline but that threat is going to continue to diminish as that system continues to track its way east. let's look at doppler radar and see where that storm currently lies. we also saw some sierra storms as well. could you see for the most part the radar has significantly calmed down and we also saw rain pushing through redding and lightning and thunderstorms through there. we will be seeing an increase in temperature just a little bit today but still again below normal, breezy and cool afternoon, 60s f

no new t gray region. the u. s. is warning sanctions against the government could be imposed. hong kong media tycoon jimmy lie has been given another prison sentence taking pos nancy beijing protest in 2019. he's already serving a 14 month jail term on similar charges. 7 other leaving activists were also sentence, lays assets are frozen this month on the bay genes national security laws, katrina, you reports, democracy, activists and media tycoon kimmy lie is no stranger to courses. on friday, he was handed another sentence 14 months in jail for his role in protest against the chinese government. on october 2019, he's already in prison for earlier demonstrations. this extends his term to 20 months form a democratic hong kong legislator albert her and 6 others received 14 to 18 months in prison activists say beijing as slowly smothering the territories pro democracy movement. above the majority of the problem, democracy activates the leaders and now being detained in prison and so on. and meaning that the chinese aut

now the red cross also says people into gray are at risk of severe long term food shortages ahead of the planting. seeds in farming, essential like seeds and fertilizer running low unionization, is providing supplies to the 40 villages in the region. but the constant threat of violence means working on that land has become difficult. you know, when it's mostly since october 25th, we've been living in fear how children are suffering. we are fearful. whenever we hear the sound of corrugated iron, we all run thinking it's gunshot. we run to the hills and mountains where the situation has heard us a lot. we all left our homes with nothing, and our children have been exposed to different diseases. there is no school. all the children and women are hiding in the mountains. and on top of that, about a quarter both schools in today have been damaged by the conflict, according to a report from human rights watch. it's documented attacks by all sides. and also it uses government troops of using a high school as a military base. witnesses also reported seeing troops bringing women into the scho

so it is going to stay gray for a good part of the day.t seven-day forecast and see how things will play out. we have a warmup coming our way. we will be up near 90 to start out the week and then 70s by the end of the week. >> thanks. thanks for joining us this saturday morning. don't forget the news continues all day on cbsn bay area. we will be back here tomorrow morning at 6:00. have a gr t one. does your vitamin c last twenty-four hours? only nature's bounty does. new immune twenty-four hour plus has longer lasting vitamin c. plus, herbal and other immune superstars. only from nature's bounty. narrator: today on "lucky dog", we're reaching into our bag ofs. tricks and pulling out some of the most high-flying and showstopping moments. eric: you can say...otis, go to your bed. alicia: wow. narrator: as each of these four shelter dogs learn new talents, they manage to pull off the greatest feat of all along the finding a new forever family. eric: bye-bye. [laughing] [music - intro] eric: i'm eric wiese and this is my wife rashi. and we've

but how do you assess the situation right now in te gray? i mean, is the conflict really over as the i b i made had said months ago. well, the conference is ongoing. while we cannot verify all this information that's coming from old sites. what me know, and what we've been hearing are from the victims that i've been hitting to the to done. they're saying there's all kinds of accusations, including rape killings and, and the state of 2 guys on the verge of 5 and the restriction of poor an aide being reached to, to those affected by this famine, or lack of resources that the vast majority of the people are facing according to the un, but out of 6000000 people, 5000000 more than 5000000 people are needle aid. so i mean, it's humanitarian disaster that we've been watching it from since november. and i mean, you mentioned with the mentoring it as well of course, the sort of specter of a possible famine hanging over this some how worried again, do you think both the authorities i guess in the field. but just generally the people who are about the

in gray. after more than 6 months of hostilities, approximately $5200000.00 people are in need of assistance out of a total population of $6000000.00. approximately 2000000 of them are children. joe biden wants me to cease by the senate, has unanimously called for the withdrawal of if you will be in troops, secretary of state antony blank and says what is happening at the great amongst 2 ethnic cleansing. but with testimony of brittle sexual assaults as well, the un isn't ready to declare war crimes are being committed just yet. we are acutely aware of the need to determine whether the conduct meets the legal standards for atrocity crimes. and we are a li, and we are acutely waiting for that determination down as we haven't any of us. we believe in fact, these are war crimes and crimes against humanity. so, and i understand the concerns of such a designation, but we cannot turn blindly away when such things happen in the world. yoyo has been one that faces strong economic sanctions if the figh

the united nation says people in t gray of facing famine. if the fighting doesn't stop, shall stratford al jazeera. oh republicans in the us senate have blocked the creation of an independent commission to investigate the attack on capitol hill by dawn from supporters earlier this year. as find out more from the white house correspondent, kimberly how could not entirely a surprise i but democrats are not too happy. nevertheless. now listen to some of the reaction coming from some of the top democrats on capitol hill, the house speaker, nancy pelosi, where we should point out that this legislation did pass in that lower chamber of the house of representatives issued a statement saying, mitch mcconnell, the top republican in the senate and send it to appease denial of truth, bring shame to the senate. republicans counters, cowardice rather rejecting. the truth is that dark day, she's referring to january 6th when those rights occurred in those images of supporters of donald trump all over the capital. she says this makes our country enter capi

it's a gray start to our day.art our day. through the afternoon, we are going to warm things up, mid to upper 70s to low 80s inland. 82 concord, 80 livermore, fremont, daytime high of 72, mid to upper 70s along the coast. we should see clearing as we go through today. let's check with gianna and super commuters through the altamont. >>> already busy for west bound 580 commute. if you are up early ready to take the drive from 205 towards 680, expect a few brake lights at least to north flynn, speeds dipping down to 15 miles per hour in some spots as you head through. 43 minutes from west bound 580 from 205 towards 680. your west bound 80 through berkeley emeryville, so far so good. things are a bit crowded as you head towards the bay bridge. no delays at the golden gate. traffic is light in both directions and moving nicely especially west on the san mateo bridge towards 101. >> thank you. >>> san jose police investigating a shooting in mount frazier drive near mount mckinly. one victim is seriously hurt. no word o

well, yet still on the gray side for sure. even our bayside areas are still holding on to that it has been one of our foggy us mornings that we've seen in a while. we are going to be looking at a lot of sunshine this afternoon unless you're right along the coastline and which case it's going to stay kind of socked in throughout the course of your day. you look outside right now from our berkeley hills camp has actually shown some progress as far as clearing goes fog continues to lift and burn off gradually and you can actually see a little bit of the city now below now that gray that's hanging off offshore. is that deep marine layer, which is being pushed inland gradually by this cool. coastal air, which is making for the cooldown that we're in the midst radar shows you that deep in marine layer along the coast and the low gray that's sitting right above the bay itself right now temperatures are starting to see them. we gradually rising for inland areas, especially pittsburgh. you're closest spot to 60 now at 59 conquered 58 d

today most hydrogen is gray. it's made from fossil fuels like natural gas and coal, and produces high levels of c o. 2 emissions blue hydrogen is also great in the sense that it too is gained from fossil fuels. but the climate damaging c o 2 is captured and stored in empty gas feels under the sea. for example. though the carbon footprint is significantly lower in the green manufacturing process, hydrogen is derived from water. this is the only form of h to production that can be described as sustainable these days. oh hi. genes. same because it's always the molecule h 2, but the different manufacturing processes determine how high the greenhouse gas emissions are and how clean the hydrogen is. this is green, hydrogen is produced by splitting water into oxygen and hydrogen with electricity. but that electricity doesn't always come from 0 emission sources. so even green hydrogen is only sustainable if the power used to make it comes from renewable, such as wind, solar power in only then is it produced without emitt

it's a little gray for the day. if you're going to go outside, you definitely want to bring a jacket with you as you are hitting the streets this morning. look at our satellite and radar. no rain in the forecast. however, we are seeing some of that coastal gray moving off of the ocean traveling in words. so we have that high pressure system at the start of the week. you probably a lot of warm conditions that low pressure system moving in a lot of that coastal marina when moving inland and cool us off and cooling us down here. you're looking at the wynn tracker currently right now. look at that fairfield conquer livermore, the areas of most concentrated high winds. let's check out your high temperatures for today. sunset district golden gate park 50's and low 60's there. look at half moon bay in daly city mid 50's for you. burlingame will race and brutal all in the upper 50's south san francisco as well. woodside 64 mountain view in the 70's, santa clara milpitas campbell, all mid to lower 70's san jose, you're 81 th

in the t gray region of northern ethiopia. the organization accuses government troops of using a high school as a military base. part of this is obviously going to be ensuring accountability for the abuses which these communities have seen happen. as i said, there is a real fear of returning to school because forces that have abused and have destroyed the schools often around fighting beginning t gray 6 months ago. that's when the open government, backed by its ally era, troyer launched a military operation accusing the t great people's liberation front of attacking its federal military bases in the north and the stabilizing the country. the us has been a strong ally of if yoke is government for years, but he's growing frustrated with a scale to fighting and widespread reports of sexual violence. the senate foreign relations committee was told on thursday that an estimated 2000000 people that being forced to flee their homes and 5200000 people are an urgent need of assistance. the united states condemns and the strongest terms

gray skies are being seen for not just our coastal in bayside areas.d as well. now, look outside of san francisco here does show that low cloud cover persisting out this point. there are spots out there were brightness is working its way back in but also spots that haven't seen much brightening occur just yet and are actually pretty drizzly this morning for a few areas, too throughout the course of this morning. we're going to continue to see skies gradually brightening up. but it's going to take some time to get there. you look outside at radar. definitely shows that gray pushing well, in this inland this morning. so as i mentioned, it's not just those of us that are a bit closer to the coastline. 40's and 50's for current temperatures. i mentioned also that we haven't seen much warming up this is evidence of that conquered in oakland still at 55 berkeley. still sitting at 49. >> for that. if you are hitting the roadways this morning. we're checking out the bay bridge bumper to bumper traffic. but we are improving here in terms of time, once you reach

you see mama gray, clouds and areas of fog in san francisco. coast and around the bay even catching a bit of drizzle in spots due to the sea breeze kicking in. temperatures are in the 40s and 50s. concord, you have more sunshine at 51. clouds in oakland at 51, livermore 52, 46 santa rosa. checking the visibility, looking at the marine stratus along the coast and around the bay, even some inland locations, really indicating that westerly flow, on shore push for the bay area. you can see that on our winds looking at calm to light conditions for many locations with winds out of the west though 24-mile per hour winds in fairfield again as we start our day. through the afternoon, a cool day along the coast with clouds and mid 50s. cool around the bay with upper 50s to low 60s with a mix of sun and clouds. a mild day inland, not as hot as earlier in the week. the cool down continues for the bay area. our weekend, tracking this low pressure system, trough of low pressure that could bring mist or drizzle saturday and possibility of thunderstorms up in

it's gray out there this morning.e still in a cheery mood. >>> a huntington beach neighborhood is quiet and still cleaning up after thousands appeared saturday for a two day party that was promoted on tiktok. the crowd tagged buildings and damaged property. >> some may say it's not a big deal. but it is a big deal. they took stuff and scattered it all over. >> i have to lick my wounds and do what we have to do. >> huntington beach police say 121 adults and 28 juveniles were arrested. >>> pge selling san francisco headquarters for whopping $800 million. the complex sits on 77 bail street. utility remains on track for phased move into new headquarters across the bay and in oakland. that's expected in the first half of next year and the move is expected to be cheaper but it is not clear by how much. >>> crypto sell off continued over the weekend. diane king hall is joining us live. how is the dow doing this morning? >>> good morning. with trading underway for a little more than ten minutes you've got investors in a buyin

things look a little gray. mary. >>> we are tracking on shore flow and with it a gray start to our day with areas of fog and some drizzle. a live look at san the coast, around the bay as we kick off a new day. thanks for starting our day with us. 52 oakland, 50 downtown san francisco, san jose 54, santa rosa 48 degrees. you see that marine status pushing in from the coast, around the bay, even inland. we have areas of fog and that drizzle in spots. looking at our winds, tracking westerly winds. light conditions but it is breezy again in fairfield with that delta breeze kicking in. here is what you can expect as we look to our afternoon. along the coast and around the bay, a cool day. inland, a little bit more sunshine and clearing in upper 60s to low 70s. we have that ocean breeze that continues and that's why it will stay cool with mostly cloudy skies along the coast and around the bay. on futurecast, you see clearing at least inland but that cloud cover sticking around at least around the water. for your tues

we've also heard devastating reports of abuse by arm doctors across p gray. the reports not only speak to widespread incidence of rape and other gender based silent, systematic attempts to dismantle society and destroy families. some perpetrators are targeting the wives of priest, abusing women in front of their families, or using a level of violence, so brutal that women are left with organ damage. the severity of abuse is among the absolute worst. i have seen nearly 2 decades of humanitarian work. let's join alan fisher now. he comes to us from, from capitol hill. allan take us through some of those strong warnings we, we heard about more action to come, possibly laid out in pretty strong terms there. and you have to remember the ethiopian, as regards to the very firm ally of the united states in the horn of africa assembly over the last few months, relationships to begun to deteriorate. joe biden, in the last 24 hours, has called for an immediate cease fire. anthony blink and the secretary of state has said, what is happening in t great amounts to ethnic c

we've also heard devastating reports of abuse by arm doctors across t gray. the reports not only speak to widespread incidence of rape and other gender based silent, systematic attempts to dismantle society and destroy families. some perpetrators are targeting the wives of priest, abusing women in front of their families, or using a level of violence, so brutal that women are left with organ damage. the severity of abuse is among the absolute worst. i have seen in nearly 2 decades of humanitarian work that's close to alan fisher, who is following event for us on capitol hill. allen, we've been hearing reports of alleged human rights abuses coming out of the region for a while. now. how far do you think the finance administration is actually willing to go if the conflict continues? well, this was a real start message to senators on the foreign relations committee about how the us views the situation and degree. you had the to comment from the people who were on the panel. we had that there are thousands dead, thousands injured. and of course, a warning that et

yeah, a little gray to start. but we do get the sunshine tapping back into that this afternoon. >> after what is this this morning, which is berkeley looking at some cloud cover. now we are seeing visibility holding up well for most areas. a bit of good news as you make your way out the door on into work. but as you can see what you had in those hillsides like the berkeley hills. that's where you're running into the lower visibility. so just be mindful of that skies are going to be dry today. yesterday due to that lol pressure area that skirted through the state. we actually saw some shower activity for southern california. some brief showers, but actually very helpful rainfall for the los angeles area bay area. we stay dry. we are looking at some drizzle, though, as you make your way out this morning. that may be evident on roadways as you do make your way on to them now we are going to see this cool coastal breeze continuing. well through the day. in fact, only intensifying towards the finish of the day that sea

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the united nation says people in t gray of facing famine. if the fighting doesn't stop. cha, stratford al jazeera. now to help tackle the growing food insecurity in the region, an international humanitarian agency is distributing seed and fertilize 216000 families. and essentially, to grow it will allow people to continue for me and help boost. next, he has crops. people have the trauma over the timing of the eighty's still very much in their psyche. what they were worried the most as a conflict started. and as everything was going on that what, what stresses them the most is the lack of being able to produce food. so this has driven them to continue farming to continue plowing their lands. and the reaction has been overwhelming. as soon as we're distributing it for the same people starting to use it starting to plant the seeds test, it will be planted in june people and pads. the trauma of the famine is to very much in the psyche and people are trying to of a food and food insecurity situation in a democratic republic of congo, tens of thou

we are looking at a gray start across the bay area. we are looking at cool temps along the coast and around the bay. this afternoon, mild erin land. a live look looking at san francisco with that fog, also catching patchy drizzle along the coast and around the bay. don't be surprised if you see that this morning. oakland good morning at 52, 53 liver more, san jose 54, santa rosa 49. you can see current visibility and all that gray, so tracking marine status along the coast, around the bay, and inland. current winds, we are looking at light conditions anywhere from three to even 26-mile per hour winds with that delta breeze in fairfield as we start our day. generally westerly winds. through our afternoon, 50s along the coast, a cool day for you, cool around the bay in the upper 50s to low 60s and mild erin land, many spots into the low 70s inland this afternoon. we have that sea breeze kicking in for us today. as you look at what you can expect, taking you through our monday on futurecast, we will catch clearing inland but cloud cover a

a little bit of gray showing up in radar as well. as you can see, as cloud cover pushes in from the coast. well, the generous push of air from the coast that will keep temperatures. nice and moderated well into the afternoon. as of right now, temperatures are mild under these gray skies. alameda palo alto and san mateo each 55 concord and fairfield. 59 reyna bonding ever that we are keeping a close eye on your commute. and as you head into the seen reports. >> there is an accident. 80 westbound near the tolls that just happened. so we might see that traffic start to go up a little bit. right now it's only under 13 minutes to make it to that fremont street exit, but that could change. we'll keep a close eye on that. she had a cross towards the peninsula there. little under 30 minutes for your drive time they're still not tracking any major delays for you as you're heading across towards the peninsula looking at a richmond sandra fell commute at a richmond under 13 minutes for your drive time there. we had some earlier accidents, a hot

you're getting some bits of brightness between those gray skies.ou can actually see that foggy blanket at the coast right over the bay from the south bay through portions of sonoma county inland areas, though you've already been sitting under the sunshine for a while. 40's and 50's for current temps. later today. we're tapping into more and more sunshine. some really comfortable weather and it gets even more comfortable this weekend. i got the rest of your forecast ahead. reyna john, thank you for that. all right. we see another report of fire down here in san jose northbound 87. >> at 2.80 southbound looks like reports of smoke coming from up under the highways here. we'll keep a close eye on that. also checking out the bay bridge head into the city to that free must be at said under 15 minutes, things have been pretty slow. you know, it's pretty backed up at least reaching towards the maze and again, looking at the san mateo bridge where we have a hot spot less than an hour ago. we're up to about 35 minutes now recovered 13 minutes as you're head

behind the in the us files, the pressure on ethiopia, demanding further action to in the crisis in te gray with millions displaced and in desperate need of aid. ah, hello and welcome. i'm peter w, watching out to 0 live from the also coming up. israel rejects you and calls for an independent investigation into possible war crimes. in garza, hong kong media tycoon jimmy lie is sentence yet again over his road and the 2019 anti aging protests also had fatal politics. why so many regional candidates in mexico's local elections are being killed? ah, the you in refugee agency today expressing growing concern about the crisis in ethiopia is northern te gray region. there are reports that hundreds of refugees have been taken from displacement camps by soldiers. this despite increasing pressure from the us where you feel p has government to bring about an immediate end to the violence or face sanctions. allen fisher reports now from capitol hill fighting glucose to the c o. p s t group region 6 months ago. your p and trips back by allies. the energy and army claimed the t great people's liberation

the war could spark ethiopia as far as famine in more than 40 years in ki gray. after more than 6 months of hostility, approximately $5200000.00 people are in need of assistance out of a total population of $6000000.00. approximately 2000000 of them are children. joe biden wants me to cease by the senate, has unanimously called for the withdrawal of if you will be in troops, secretary of state antony blank and says what is happening if the gray amongst 2 ethnic cleansing. but with testimony brittle sexual assaults as well. the us isn't ready to declare war crimes are being committed just yet. we are acutely aware of the need to determine whether the conduct meets the legal standards for atrocity crimes. and we are a li, and we are acutely waiting for that determination down as we haven't any of us. we believe in fact, these are war crimes and crimes against humanity. so, and i understand the concerns of such a designation, but we cannot turn blindly away when such things happen in the world. yoyo has been one that faces strong economic sanctions if the fighting c

we've also her devastating reports of abuse by arm doctors across p gray. the reports not only speak to widespread incidence of rape and other gender based violent, systematic attempts to dismantle society and destroy families. some perpetrators are targeting the wives of priest, abusing women in front of their families, or using a level of violence, so brutal that women are left with organ damage. the severity of abuse is among the absolute worst i've seen in nearly 2 decades of humanitarian work. alan fisher is live for us on capitol hill. allan, unlike the by that ministrations position on an investigation into gaza when it comes to appear. it is calling for an international investigation. it is calling for accountability. those about some of the strong warnings coming out of the us senate. we've heard today of what the u. s. might do if those demands are not mat well centers hearing and betty start terms, a situation report from what is happening and t great. we were told that thousands of people having killed thousands of people been injured, and benny

little bit gray for some. but just look at this beautiful view of the gray from above from suture tower. you can see sales first, 5, 5, 5, california in transamerica building. barely peering up through that low cloud cover. and obviously the sunshine just making it a beautiful view once you're above the gray. some of us are driving through its do watch out for a few low visibility spots that we're going make our way from a mostly cloudy start to the state to mostly sunny afternoon by noontime today. most of us are looking at ample sunshine overhead few spots of low clouds near the coastline. radar shows us. that's a mostly cloudy start to the day that we're in the midst of cool ocean. breeze will continue into the afternoon and this is going to be one of the reasons we're in for such another nice one this afternoon. highs only in the 60's to 70's. and right now we're in the 50's to 60's. so not a bad way to kick things off. reyna. john, thank you for that have been keeping a close eye on this hot spot. we have

gray skies tomorrow. this is not going to be an all day gray out.ave already had several of those so far this may gray, where we get a really good shot of the weather. this is not about them but at least it's starting to come back. if you are in the back, on the city, certainly in the spare for oakland, you're going to get some of this tomorrow. but it doesn't last long and as we take a look into how this plays out for temperatures tomorrow, well, we will go down to the low 50s for morning lows. climbing back into the mid-70s. at your image, it will be upper 60s to low 70s for the back and a seven-day forecast. we just keep repeating the same pattern for much of this next several days. we don't have a chance of rain coming our way. it's a pretty ecstatic pattern their. >> it has come down to this. 2 for saturday night. not just one segment. we give you 2. and dodgers at giants again. where the stakes are always high. >>> baseball laptop, and this giants-dodgers rivalry seems like a cup of coffee ago. what did the dodgers say? oh yeah? giants send ou

. >> it's gray out there, not just for anyone in the city which would be typical, and not just for those of us over in oakland, in the east bay. these little clouds which we are seeing over 880 extend all the way over to dublin. beautiful sunrise, look at the sun just peeking through, opening in the costa ricans how widespread the gray is this morning, it's got most of the bay area covered, i'll show you how quickly this burns off, right now, temperatures are in the 50s for all of us. plenty of sunshine, it's going to be identical to the strip in upper 70s in the, upper 60s for the bay., back over to you. >>> families and friends creditable for a 6-year-old daughter, left flowers and cards, on the freeway where he was shot and cultivated. right now investigators are searching for the shooter, that this may all have been triggered by road rage. it happened at 8:00 a.m. on the way to kindergarten. chp says that is when a suspect white volkswagen fired a shot which went through the truck, the bullet hit aiden in the stomach. >> how can someone do that to a little boy? >> i thought i lived s

. >> it is a very gray start so much so that we are getting mist on some of our cameras. that's 880. you see plenty clouds for oakland, to fremont, and san jose. looking at the tri valley, it's gray over here. i will show you how quickly that burns off. we are in the low 50s for the most part and daytime highs today will be like yesterday meaning right where they should be for this time of year. it's tomorrow when the warm up starts. we have a heat advisory to talk about for this holiday. i will go into more detail in the forecast in just a bit. >> thanks. >>> a pedestrian died after being hit by a car in south san jose. the crash happened near the intersection of monterey highway and valley haven way a little after 9:00 last night. the driver did stay at the scene and is cooperating with the investigation. this is the city's 20th traffic fatality. >>> new video of a two m in san flames are pouring out of the second floor window of this home on mission street. fire crews say there was a lot of smoke and when they arrived, someone told them there was someone trapped on the

you can see that gray start. clouds, areas of fog along the coast, around the bay, even inland as well. checking current wind speeds, watching westerly winds kick in for today, 10-mile per hour winds at sfo, 14 oakland, 20- mile per hour wind in fairfield. that deeper marine layer continues fort bay area. as we look to your saturday as this upper level low moves in, some drizzle is possible for bay area and some thunderstorms up in the sierra. here is what you can expect with our winds. we are looking at that strong ocean breeze kicking in and that's the reason why temperatures will be even cooler for today. as we look to the rest of our afternoon on futurecast, clouds stick around along the coast and we are still looking at those clouds around the bay and even some inland spots as well. saturday morning, check it out, some sprinkle activity, a little bit drizzle is possible saturday morning and then looking at temperatures even cooler as we look to your saturday afternoon and up in the sierra, there is that chan

will take us through it big days plus the weather like you 1st of all rather gray clouds but for the day all things go wrong nonetheless what's the what's the thoughts on it. hi kevin thanks for that well as far as we understand all systems here are go go go that includes the jets the bombers and all the big heavy times there will be cruising across the iconic couple stones of red square. here we're going to be getting a special international live coverage of victory day here kicking off in approximately one hour from now i'm up on the 4 seasons hotel a bit blustery up here a bit gray but the all maximum view is amazing if you're a red square here the troops are getting ready and that's essentially where. taylor is now down in the poll position on the red square getting ready for the parade to kick off as well how you gearing up down there can you feel the energy already well good morning in case the. didn't give it away i am. very happy told. and of course for you. and i am on the ground right behind me. infantry units 12 and. you know and this year we're going to everyone who got m

you can see the gray skies as well.looking at temperatures in the 40s and 50s as we start our day. 52 in concord with clearer skies, 50 oakland and downtown san francisco, livermore 52, mid 50s san jose, 48 santa rosa. that morning drizzle in .03 of inch. with the current visibility, looking at the gray start along the coast, around the bay and inland locations as well this morning, and tracking westerly winds. on shore flow, ocean breeze kicking in. with it, the deeper marine layer, cooler temperatures again for today. as we look to the weekend, tracking upper level low and that will bring drizzle and chance to see a few sprinkles for the bay area saturday and possibility of thunderstorms up in the sierra. on futurecast winds to show you that strong on shore flow and ocean breeze kicking in bringing in those cooler temperatures. hour by hour with our skies we will see those clouds still along the coast and likely around the bay with clouds even inland in spots. as we head through tomorrow morning, you see a little bit

today most hydrogen is gray. it's made from fossil fuels like natural gas and coal, and produces high levels of c o. 2 emissions blue hydrogen is also great in the sense that it too is gained from fossil fuels. but the climate damaging c o 2 is captured and stored in empty gas feels under the sea for example. so the carbon footprint is significantly lower in the green manufacturing process, hydrogen is derived from water. this is the only form of h to production that can be described as sustainable these days. ohio origins are the same because it's always the molecule h 2, but the different manufacturing processes determine how high the greenhouse gas emissions are and how clean the hydrogen is. this is green hydrogen is produced by splitting water into oxygen and hydrogen with electricity. but that electricity doesn't always come from 0 emission sources. so even green hydrogen is only sustainable if the power used to make it comes from renewable, such as wind most solar power in only then is it produced without

we're doing the wet gray blanket over night. it will be with us at sunrise tomorrow.6:00 to 10:00 a.m. it's going to dissolve fast. it's going to be thinner than it has been over the last few days. we're all ready starting this process where the high pressure will build in with a warm up. morning lows tomorrow start out much the same as they've been for the last several days. you don't notice a lot of change in the low 50s. tomorrow's daytime highs, 95 in concord. you're in the 70s. today. a 20-degree warm up. concord 93. same story. san mateo is going to 88. and santa rosa is going to 98. if we look inside the heart of the bay, it's not as warm. this is going to be the kind of warm up where you really will feel the benefit if you can get closer to the water. like the beaches are still fairly cool. 65 in pacifica tomorrow. but since it's the inland parts of the bay area feeling this the most, let's show you how close to records on monday when we hit the peak of this heat we're going to be. concord at 104. you police the record by one. it's close. livermore same story.

today most hydrogen is gray. it's made from fossil fuels like natural gas and coal, and produces high levels of c o. 2 emissions blue hydrogen is also gray in the sense that it too is gained from fossil fuels. but the climate damaging c o 2 is captured and stored in empty gas feels under the sea. for example. though the carbon footprint is significantly lower in the green manufacturing process, hydrogen is derived from water. this is the only form of h to production that can be described as sustainable isn't the dayton ohio origins are the same because it's always the molecule h 2. but the different manufacturing processes determine how high the greenhouse gas emissions are and how clean the hydrogen is. this is green hydrogen is produced by splitting water into oxygen and hydrogen with electricity. but that electricity doesn't always come from 0 emission sources. so even green hydrogen is only sustainable if the power used to make it comes from renewable, such as wind most solar power in only then is produced wi

the violence in t gray is horrifying. it shocks the conscience since the conflict began in november, thousands have died with thousands more injured. we estimate that there are approximately 2000000 internally displaced persons, 63000 refugees, and 5200000 people in urgent need of assistance. the united states condemns in the strongest terms, the brutal killings, sexual violence, including gang rape, forced removals, wanton destruction of civilian property. we condemn all of the human rights violations, abuses and atrocities that have taken place in t gray. french president. emanuel micron is also under and for forgiveness for his country's role in the line 194 genocide, france back president polk, regarding his rivals in the previous government. during the civil war. thousands of people are evacuating the city of goma and the democratic republic of congo. after warnings of volcano could erupt for a 2nd time, mount bongo erupted on saturday, sending rivers of lava flowing towards the city. dozens of people were killed and

but tonight. >> a gray out there in full force for your saturday night. also tracking some patchy drizzle and there was a cell that was trying to make its way into solano county and even throughout the northern portions of the east bay. but now all but dissipated extremely dry weather out there in the bay area and we've seen some active weather just north of us and uk into the east in the sierra. but really no rain or thunderstorms today in the bay area. and that's going to continue tonight through the overnight hours going to see that fog bank returning, but take a look. as i fast forward with our future cast for by around our noon lunch time hour. we're already going to start to clear out and clear up along most of our inland valleys and most of our coastal cities. but the immediate beaches along our coastline of the bay area. going to see more clouds and sun. but downtown san francisco and marina district. expect to see a lot more sun than clouds tomorrow with that fog. big returning by sunday night. and with that patchy coastal drizzle. so not going t

it's a gray start to our day., that marine stratus along the coast, around the bay, even inland locations as well. temperatures are in the upper 40s to low to mid 50s. let's talk about the heat. that will be on as we head through the holiday weekend. take a look at the excessive heat watch that will be in effect from sunday afternoon through tuesday evening for areas highlighted in yellow. solano, sacramento under that excessive heat watch due to daytime highs soaring to upper 90s, triple digits. that includes vallejo, fairfield, benicia. monday on memorial day, highs in upper 60s to the 70s for the coast. inland, daytime highs are into the upper 90s with sunshine and some hottest spots could hit the triple digits. dangerous heat. as we look to your monday and what you can expect with those high temperatures, we will come close in spots to the record highs for the day. let's show you the satellite and radar, futurecast, what you can expect. seasonal daytime highs today and for tomorrow. watch as we head through th