this is what greenville looked like before the fire. ah, and this is what is left of it now. ah! amid the ruins of their old home, theresa and dawn are hoping to find some possessions. it's a sad, looks like a bomb went off in our town. they've lost almost everything that my dad told bourbon, it's going to be somewhere in here like my dad just passed away and i had all his stuff in here. so i mean, it wasn't the most fabulous home, but it was home for us. you know, he just said, scary isn't stuff is all cans are pretty tough. it's all the can be found of their former life here. the memories that you have are gone. now they are reliant on the kindness of others. part of a native american community, their tribe is housing them temporarily in a hotel room. this laundry basket and this laundry basket, and bad laundry basket is pretty much all we made it out with our daughters. we got approved for another week or we no, we're good for until monday and we'll see what they say from there. but we, we were looking for a travel trailer to move in to and we want to put in the couple are get

heather serves as check this out the first african american the first woman and the youngest mayor of greenville mississippi. she served two terms and after that residents who we all wish were still our president president barack obama. appointed heather to serve as the epa administrator in the fourth region and it's a big region is the most diverse region it's the largest most poppy region of eight. it reaches and that's one of the part of the country she represented and route it herself and it's a part of the country she's from included alabama florida georgia kentucky north carolina mississippi south carolina and tennessee. and that's where transfer of climate justice and equity solutions are emerging and she's been a part of leading that. that epa region also represented and collaborated with inbuilt power with six federally recognized tribes. so now i see a little bit about the space and why i was asking reduce heather's because i work in a space i represent- parents work with climate parents helps- echo founded that is part of this year could now and there's a whole space of parent family

germany recover priceless trish's part of the loot from the spectacular 2019 iced on. dressed in greenville museum members of a criminal berlin gang a currently on trial for the robbery for an environment also coming up, cutting loose from russian energy. germany's chancellor opened the country's 1st liquid natural gas terminal with winter here. berlin is scrambling to reduce reliance on russian supplies. but is this enough? and lawmakers in peru reject bringing forward elections following the ouster of president petro castillo, his removal, treated deadly nationwide protest. ah, i'm jarrett wright, thank you very much for your company today. german police say they found some of the priceless treasures stolen in one of the countries biggest july 5th, 3 years ago. back in november 2019 thieves broke into, dressed in green vault museum, making off with artifacts and jewels worth around 113000000 euros. the speak to robbers, members of a berlin gang were arrested and charged and their trial began earlier this year. can let's bring in our political correspondent, catherine lancaster is followin

from the spectacular 2019 heist on dresden greenville to museum members of a criminal berlin gang are currently on trial for the robbery. also coming up, cutting loose from russian energy. germany's cancer opens the country's 1st liquid natural gas terminal with winter. here, berlin is scrambling to reduce reliance on russian supplies, but is it enough? and lawmakers in peru reject bringing forward elections following the ousting of president pedal castillo, his removal triggered deadly nationwide protests. ah, i'm pablo fo lillius. thanks for joining us. german police say they find some of the priceless treasures stolen and one of the country's biggest jewel thefts. 3 years ago, back in november 2019 thieves broke into dresden green, volt museum, making off with artifacts and jewels worth around 213000000 euros. these suspected robbers, members of a berlin gang, were arrested and charged and their trial began earlier this year. while d. w reporter aaron tilton, is on the story for us today on, reported on that heist 3 years ago aren't great to see. so before we start talking about to

highs, diamonds and jewels worth more than a 100000000 euros polluted in the robbery at dressed in greenville and creation. take 3rd place in the football world. cup aggressions proved too strong, pulled coffee under dogs. morocco, the 1st arab and african side to reach a semi find. ah! i'm all on soccer. thanks for joining us. coven 19 cases are surging across china as people take advantage of new freedoms nationwide, frustration and unprecedented public protest force authorities to ease quarantine and travel restrictions. but since then, more and more people are testing positive. official figures on infections and fatalities remain low, but some estimates put the likely death toll at more than a 1000000 by the end of next year. ah, people in bay ging line up to get nasal spray boosters cases or surging after the government abruptly ended. it's strict 0 covert policy. in the wake of nationwide protests against the restrictions authorities are trying to persuade reluctant seniors and others at risk to get vaccinated to prevent large scale outbreaks, hospitalizations, and death. those already

jewels from addressed in museum around 4300 diamonds and other precious dines was stolen from the greenville museum, a large part of the whole was recovered earlier this month, 6 men a currently on trial for the breaking to north american. now where a massive storm has just disrupted the holidays of millions of people, authority say at least 28 people have now died due to the extreme weather that's sweeping the us and canada. nearly 2000000 homes and businesses have soft power outages, and countless holiday makers have found themselves stranded a christmas day where progress was slow and frustrating. here in new york state to cause slipping and sliding in slow motion plows on the roads trying to clear a path for 3 the snow, but many only scratching the surface the state governor urging people to stay home . i cannot overstate how dangerous the conditions still are. we need people to stay off the roads. yes. one more day. i know it's christmas. i know how hard it is. you came off of a couple of years of being separated during the pandemic. it's heartbreaking. some of those he wanted to leave

lena: in greenville, not so lucky.eir parade of lights on saturday because of the rain. this is pictures from 2019, the last time they had the parade because of covid. back you live on the roads near the berkeley area on i-80, near the bay bridge toll plaza, that rain is absolutely picking up. it's getting a lot heavier, a lot thicker. this is going to be the day you want to spend a little extra travel time, make sure you have rain boots and a jacket, and some extra patience for the roadway if you do run into any main traffic. for now, tossing it back over to you guys. i and live in parkland, lena howland, abc 7 news. kumasi: the cdc is reporting high flow levels here in california, this happening as covid cases are seeing winter up text, all rsv and the flu are filling up hospitals. lori rodriguez is that with the details on this. gloria: good morning. covid cases are on the rise across california. less angels county hospitals are on alert. one ucsf doctor says there are three pathogens circulating. influenza, rsv, an

the humans, the, or the michelle really, i had this as you, but i had a lot of data. fair sound greenville clone was delightful in envy. and oh, and i went to sleep. anonymous. i woke up the next day, my phone was exploding all over the arab media zone is propose is made of haven't been selma with the 1st jewish comedian ever come to the stage here at the 1001 left comedy festival. so please help me welcome to i gave or arabic name please. something welcome to the stage. now i'm is so stir. ah, good evening everyone. if you're lucky night, a guide you just getting my name is no um, white liberals can't pronounce my name. so they call me chomsky my last name is stairs. so i have a name of a jewish european professor from mit in a body of a persian wonder woman. my parents are considered traitors, their left wing liberals. so they raised me in a mixed community, were jews and palestinian lived together. my best friend ronnie, and she's the palestinian. she looks like jiji. how did i look like a medina judge next to her? when we cross check point the soldiers, they stop our car. they hit on h

mostly at the speed limit out of the altamont pass, there is a crash going on near greenville road.just got moved to the center divide so i think we found that 580 is clear as you travel west into livermore. vasco road, our speed sensors read at the limit with no delays from brentwood and discovery bay. yesterday that lasted until about 6:30 with at least one session there. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> how is your insurance coverage? if an earthquake damaged your house or apartment, would your insurance pay for repairs? probably not. chris chmura is here to explain why and to help correct the gap that affects millions of us. >> reporter: you have to buy a separate policy for earthquakes. most people do not. there are 14 million housing units in the state and yet the earthquake authority says it's only sold about 1.1 million policies so how much does the policy cost? today the state told us the average is $815 for a year of coverage. how do you get a quote, go to earthquakeauthority.com and click estimate. you don't have to do it yourself. if you already have insurance you proba

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here is the aftermath near greenville. the driver told us he was nearly hit -- he was nearly hit while driving on highway 116. that roadway is still closed and here is a look at the power outages in the bay area. pg&e, this not had a few spots where more than 500 customers were without power. now it is only a bunch of those smaller outages marked by yellow diamonds and green circles. live at my speech, you can see the dangerous conditions. the high surf advisory just went into effect in it is expected to last the next couple of days. they are warning people need to be careful near the short. we could see waves up to 25 feet high. the advisory is also part of the many impacts we have seen through this atmospheric river. we are tracking it online as well. you can check out the forecast for your area and the latest weather alerts on our website, back at kpix.com. i am ryan yamamoto and it is the time for the other top stories also weather related. this is what it looks like on the opposite side of the country. buffalo, new yo

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facing charges under article 140 of the german criminal code previously before the conflict in greenville called the pressure was there too. but it was not in such an aggressive form. it was not criminal charges. the always stock sticks in no real or bank accounts were blocked. so we could not transfer money to transport companies hard to deliver. monetary needs done by. we sent the various requests to parliament. why a 1000000 years percent ukraine. but nothing was meant for and never reached the dome. we called in the german government to make efforts to stop the conflict in a dom back, but such behavior is not welcome my germany. now, there is no legal security in the country anymore. we are facing total low business . now there is no legal security in the country anymore. we are facing the law. i mean, they're batting humanitarian aid for using the set symbols. this is a political decision and the government, me to, to, and ukrainian ambassadors wrote us asking us to stop borrowing military words. the german media, i checked our activities, we are now portrayed a separatists and progr

and that's what we're doing at greenville rising as we're talking about the greeny deal, which is an economic transformation that allows us to thrive in the future and tackle climate change. the other thing that's super different about what we're doing is for political or main tactic is to find m p 's and hold them accountable and tell to challenge them and to film them so that we have them on record. and when we put them on line, you know, it's up to the electorate to decide whether these people are for us and against us . there's not much in that few places that i find on for he, one of our most popular challenges is when we challenge pretty patel. the former home secretary who's passing upon to kind of offshore refugees and migrates to rwanda for processing. and we went to a fundraising dinner, she was hosting and disrupt to that, that engage with and actually it wouldn't borrow. and i think a lot of people looked at it and ask themselves why a claim activists talking about migration. things like the rwanda plan are just a distraction to get us to be angry at migrants. people who

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the greenville in black sea and turkish potential are ground offensive into syria. and also the matters related to libby as well. that was the schedule, and also we have been informed that he's going to visit the joint coordination center for the black sea green initiative. but we haven't been informed the media members haven't been informed that the american delegation are going to be here. and they're going to miss sergey version or so we do not know the content of the meeting between russian and the american delegations yet. and we do not know who have represented the american side, whether it was the security, the secret service members or the representatives or the head of caea. we do not know that because just a month ago and in less than a month ago on november 14th, there has been a meeting between the head of the russian security, the secret service had and also had of caea. and it was the highest level diplomat, the contact between these 2 countries since the beginning of the deceased, the war began in ukraine and in less than a month. this is the 2nd time

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it is 50 years of ignoring how joe biden live in greenville, delaware with no other income? how did you do that and then he moved to a bigger place and he bought a place on the shore of the eastern shore and when he left to the vp's house, he moved into one of the biggest house in the biggest river. who financed all this? joe biden is not the only members of congress who got rich from so-called public service. one of the ways he got rich was sharing a bank account with his son who was selling access to his father's device of the united states to ukraine in china. this is one of the biggest stories of the past decade. i don't think it is covered by the bigst newspapers in the country which does tell you everything. >> they try to distract from the under lying narrative which is the bidens have become wildly wealthy trading off joe biden's position in government by jjust -- oh, you are picking o someone who gotten through a terrible addiction problem. just because he had personal problems you are now piling on. they go to this salacious detail but those are not really the poin

this mess of meatballs after 20 tons of frozen packaged meatballs spilled onto an interstate in greenvillerig jackknifed causing the trailer to detach. the first driver is facing a charge for failing to obey a highway marking. >>> just under two weeks and we will mark in the new year. you can visit all the nation's national parks for free. parks that charge an entrance free will offer free admission to everyone and that includes those dates here, january 16, martin luther king jr. day, april 22, which is the first day of national park week, august 4, the anniversary of the great american outdoors act, september 23rd, national public lands day, and november 11, veterans day. >>> helping to get into the holiday spirit this cute mailbox is not just the holiday decoration. santa's elves are hard at work there. a san jose family put that mailbox in their front yard for kids to drop off letters to santa claus. >>> trending this morning a new look at what could be next year's big summer blockbuster. >> the best-known children's doll in the world. take a look. ♪♪ >>> not what you would expect when

emancipation day in the beginning of august because that's when president johnson freed his slaves in greenville, and so that was the day that emancipation was celebrated. well, they've held emancipation day celebrations at oddfellows cemetery. i came across an article from april this year where local artists are working to create memorials for unmarked graves in the cemetery and really has when you go there, it really is this really like you say, contemplative space where you can walk the path and think about the people in the community who came before you and maybe what they did to help create this community. you now live. and that's my hope for like all cemeteries really that the people who created them or who were buried in them when they're no longer around a do hope that they just find a way to become a part. the larger community. thank you. i have a question about that. okay. you go and i'm going to repeat your question for somebody coming with a mic. hold on. just. okay. have you visited arlington cemetery? i'm sure, yes. okay. i heard it on a tour and i never any clarification about it

area will take a little tour here to the north bay and show you some of those light showers from greenville to santa rosa down to petaluma here in san francisco. just a few pops on the radar. same story for the east bay and the south bay. but all of that is set to change. we've been in the warm front sector of this system. we're about to see the cold front sector kick in. and as that frontal passage happens, we get stormy weather ahead of it and then clear skies and cooler temperatures behind it. so let's track this forward and that show you how this plays out. scattered showers throughout today. there's about 3.15, this afternoon as we get into the evening. notice 6.30, some bigger showers showing up in the north bay starting to work their way towards the south. this is 11 o'cleck at night tonight. the real push is going to be the overnight check this out. 05:15am, look at all that heavy rain. those reds and oranges rolling right through the south bay in particular where i think they're going to get a day lose of rain. we wake up tomorrow morning. we'll start to get a little clearing from

north bay before the clouds get in there, it's going to be pretty chilly 29 in santa rosa. 25 up in greenville napa out by saying, halina, you'll get into the low thirties , so it's that time of year. so some cool temperatures, the satellite imagery you can see as we come in closer. there are still some showers. remnant showers. from that system that has been bringing a showers. it's kind of lingering down here in modesto is that moves off and as it moves off, it leaves the cold air and we get cold. so here's a computer model for tomorrow morning. this is shows no clouds kind of clear. that's why it'll be cool. tomorrow afternoon, you'll notice a few clouds start to creep in and then by tomorrow night into thursday morning, it's cloudy. and then by thursday afternoon, it's rain in the get, and we're back into a system so it looks as though in this system we productive in the mountains as well. so what happens tomorrow is dry. then we get back into thursday afternoon. it's wet. that's how it's going to go on again. off again right into the bay area weekend. i think once we go into the weekend,

and then you also have the greenville fall. they're kind of all converging a little bit there.very active area, as i mentioned, that is also and here we have the large earthquake not too long ago. we'll be keeping an eye on that and hopefully no damage will let you know. let's turn our attention now to weatter. and i wanted to take a moment just to talk about the season rainfall and how we've done so far. and you can see we're about 42% of normal in santa rosa. but 92% in san francisco, 89 in oakland and 128 in san jose. so pretty decent start of it as we go throughout our afternoon and evening, we're going to see the potential of more pop-up showers. even a few thunderstorms could roll with these as we get into the overnight hours. there's your morning commute on tuesday. it's going to be a little bit messy for you. we do clear out, though, as we get to tuesday afternoon and we don't have a whole lot more coming from this system. as you can see, you know, 10th of an inch a little bit more. this is a live look at the radar now. we see some of spotty showers kind of popping up,

you could see the san andreas fault here, and the greenville fault. here is the hayward fault.nt, all the way to milpitas. now, usgs right now is reporting this as a 3.6 with a depth of 4 miles. that is considered a shallow earthquake, anything from 0 to 70 miles is considered shallow. as far as who felt it, well, you saw the reports on twitter and this is the shake intensity map. it was considered light to moderate based on this index scale that you see here, all the way from no shaking to extreme. some of the areas up through parts of the north bay down through even parts of the south bay as well were felt. that hayward fault is connected to the san andreas fault line system, and it is considered to be one of the most dangerous as i mentioned because it runs directly under a heavily populated area. the last major earthquake that we had along the hayward fault happened on october 21st, 1868 and that was a magnitude 6.8. 30 people were killed. what we're monitoring for now is going to be the possibility of after shocks, which could happen anywhere from immediately after to the

today wednesday, december 28, 2022 ♪ >> family vacation to the "today" show from greenville, south carolinaul granddaughter. >> from ohio. >> from cleveland, ohio. >> today is my 60th birthday. >> from iowa celebrating our 25th anniversary >> shout out to pennsylvania >> and vancouver, washington >> turning 7 today. >> little rock, arkansas. >> surprised morgan on christmas morning with trip to new york city to be on the "today" show. >> how about a shout out to our crowd right now? near freezing temperatures, coming in from across the country to help us ring in the new year just a few days away on this wednesday morning. hoda, savannah and craig are off. a good group. >> the crowd is growing as we get closer to new year's eve. >> record setting for the week between christmas and new year in 2022. >>> let's get to the news. the holiday travel chaos could drag on into the weekend the pressure is building on the one airline at the center of this storm of course, that is southwest nbc's blayne alexander is joining us from atlanta with the very latest this morning blayne, good morning >> report

let's hear from don in a moment but this is robert in greenville, texas, go ahead.aller: good morning. i think this has been an ongoing battle with russia since probably the beginning of the 20th century, ever since the onslaught of communism has rocked europe. we can fight war after war with them, and people talk about how much money we are giving to them. just kind of do the calculation in your head, over 100 years of fighting communism. all the trillions and trillions of dollars we have spent on trying to defeat this ideology, so keep that in mind. host: now tohost: -- host: now to don in south bend, indiana. caller: i believe we should still help them out. we don't care that the last administration put a trillion dollars of debt, no one from the republican party says anything about that. of course, they are used to that because they always put it on the debt and then we always take it off. if we get $1 trillion in tax cuts and 86% going to the 1% and nothing but to buy back their stocks, and the 14% gets but tkiss, those are not permanent but ours are. so if you

h.r. 5943, a bill to designate the outpatient clinic of the department of veterans affairs in greenville, south carolina, as the lance corporal dana cornell darnell outpatient clinic. h.r. 7158, a bill to amend title 38, united states code, to authorize the secretary of veterans affairs to enter into contracts and agreements with the payment of care and non-department of veterans affairs medical foster homes for certain veterans who are unable to live independently and for other purposes. house resolution 744, resolution condemning the government of iran's state-sponsored persecution of its baha'i minority and its continued violation of the university declaration of human rights and the international covenant on civil and political rights. house resolution 922, resolution condemning the use of hunger as a weapon of war and recognizing the effect of conflict on global food security and famine. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to section 5 of house resolution 1499, the ordering of the yeas and nays on postponed motions to suspend the rules with respect to such measures is vacated to the e

today, thursday, december 15th, 2022 ♪ >> from greenville, tennessee, to "today. >> on a mother/daughter welcoming our babies in 2023. >> hello, texas. >> and jacksonville, florida ♪ >> today is teresa's big day >> my 70th birthday. >> from madison, georgia, charlie is turning 8 >> five years ago today -- >> i proposed under the rockefeller center tree five years ago today. >> and i said yes. ♪ >> what a beautiful crowd. welcome back so happy you're with us on a thursday morning ten days, right? did we say ten days? >> it is >> we're going to wrapping school this morning, guys. >> by the way, happy birthday to my younger brother and my father december 15th. >> happy birthday! >> all right you definitely want to be with us tomorrow, guys. it's one of our favorite traditions we take a look back at the fun we had over the year making memories in our studio and all around - oh, my gosh, i forgot that >> me too. >> i remember the accents. >>> let's get to our news at 8:00, guys parts of the south are cleaning up after a third straight night of tornados. while heavy snow is sweeping toward the

involves about 224 acres of redwood and douglas fir trees in the hills above the russian river near greenvillecoalition for the lawsuit claiming cal fires logging plan does not meet state requirements to prevent or reduce damage to the environment. a hearing on the lawsuit is set for april 27th. the first pacific offshore wind auction resulted in $757 million in winning bids from five companies for auction five areas off the coast of moral bay and up near humboldt bay. close to eureka areas have the potential to generate power for more than 1.5 million homes. the goal is to have the turbines up and running by the year 2030. gavin newsom is heading to the california oregon boundary today to celebrate what his office is calling the largest river restoration project in american history. just a few weeks ago, federal regulators approved a plan to destroy four dams along the climate river in far northern california that will open up hundreds of miles of salmon habitat. the governor will be joined by oregon's governor, the secretary of the interior and tribal leaders from the area who've been advoca

tony is in greenville, north carolina. republican line. hi, tony. callindiscernible] host: say that again. caer: i ain't happy [iisrnible] to congress. host: michael in strongsville, ohio on the independent line. caller: how are you? host: i am ok. caller: what would you like to know? host: what's your top story of the. caller: liz cheney just went on there and was voting on this thing with donald trump. i don't understand how people know that she just hates donald trump and let's set it aside how we feel about donald trump. even if he was right, he is still going to be wrong with this kangaroo committee they put together. those people that all, you should have people doing a committee that don't have feelings about a political thing, then you get the real answer. but liz cheney hates donald trump, she made it clear in public that she was going to do everything she could to stop him. host: i have another question for you. which is, the people that the committee talked to, hope hicks and other aids that work for president trump, what did you think of