hail hitler. hail hitler. i have those documents are birth certificates all the way back to their great-grandparents proving there are a few aryan. the mother wants to call her son hunts. (speaking foreign language) ross hands seems to be okay for the time being. this is their hereditary passport. germany needs shoulder soldiers. (speaking foreign language) as a reward, they get a copy of germany's best seller. now let us see what happens to one of hitler's children. kindergarten and little han han han learns little hands hans learns the fairytales. do you remember the wicked witch and sleeping beauty? who can the witch be and who can sleeping beauty be? law, here comes the prince. the prince is victorious democracy has fled. and the brave handsome night, you know who he is. the beautiful princess is germany and the prince breaks the spell with a kiss. and the breed handsome night, you know who he is. hail hitler. hail hitler. (speaking foreign language) (speaking german) ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the moral of this nazi fairyt

didi today is the single largest ride-hailing company in the world. the person running the company is a young woman from china who rose up because of her hard work and intellect and now she is the president of didi. it is an incredible success story. she is one of the best known women business leaders in china, an extremely intelligent person who is clearly going to make the company even more successful as she continues to lead it. we are here with jean liu, the president of didi, the largest mobile transportation company in china and one of the largest in the world. when didi was started in 2012, it wasn't the first or only company doing this, is that right? jean: there were 30 players doing the exact same thing. david: did you have anything that was better than the other 29? what were your advantages over the other companies? jean: we worked really hard. we worked really hard. for example, there were a lot of very strong competitors, right? there was big competition and we sat down together to think about what is our strategy and how can we provide

i think ride-hailing could be strong coming out of this.is another reason for tesla to strike while the iron is hot. those underlying cost dynamics set up a nice profile for tesla. it aligns with the long-term vision to become an autonomous taxi provider. i think now is the time to do that. emily: interesting. that is something we will follow. tasha keeney of ark invest. thanks so much. coming up, we will dig into those uber and lyft layoffs, as i just mentioned. lay off a hugeo chunk of workers. uber considering layoffs. we have that story after this quick break. ♪ emily: taking a quick look at facebook shares after hours, skyrocketing. mark zuckerberg same place book -- saying facebook plans to hire as many as 10,000 additional employees this year. they say google has announced the hiring slowdown. facebook says ad sales were down significantly from travel and autos in particular, relevant to the conversation we were just having. strong ad growth however coming from the gaming industry. they are seeing the first signs of stability for the

that's where his ride hailing app comes in.ple enter their destinations, and the fees are set automatically. the service is becoming popular among people from overseas. the company also plans to target domestic users, who see heckling as a hassle. >> five, ten years, they might be able to afford this. and we'll have soon to introduce more serious the domestic that people can use. >> but one big problem for the cocountry is thehe shortage of local, skilled workers in the industry. the country has had to depend on foreign firms to fill the gap. the government is now trying to change that. it's been holding seminars every month to equip engineers with the latest, with the help of an expert from india. >> the country will lose a lot of opportunities if it fails to be a player in the age of digitalization and globalization. the government needs to hurry up and develop the resourceses the industry n needs. >> officials hope their efforts will give the local i.t. industry the resources it needs to keep up with changing times. >> the c

dollars, and 700 people, and the only product we had was the taxi hailing app.joined, a lot of my friends or family advised me not, because china is very competitive and people think so much uncertainty. david: what do you say to the people who advise you not to join now? do you ever see them and say, if i listen to you, i would still be at goldman. jean: i hesitated. when i sat down with the founder, i said if you don't let me invest in you, let me join you, he did not back off, which surprised me. i hesitated when people advised me not to. we went to quebec together with a group of seven people, a together with a group of seven people, a soul-searching trip, and after that i made up my mind. david: what position did you join at? jean: chief operating officer. david: at goldman sachs, you were not managing hundreds of hundreds of people, so how could you be the chief operating officer? jean: i did not manage hundreds and hundreds of people, but i did see a lot of business and talk to a lot of entrepreneurs. i think also is just in my genes. i would to build inv

storm right now in the northeast bringing under and lightning and also pelting sonoma with hail just a few minutes ago right now petaluma getting the brunt of that cell thunder and lightning being remember if you hear thunder roars go indoors but pretty moderate downpours just to the south in that area and mill valley and also set uth of sandra fell, but it is also extending into the east bay shoreline specifically richmond and delay hope getting reports of some pretty heavy downpours there as well so we're all under that threat of pop-up thunderstorms tonight. teeratures out ther right now 5 to 15 degrees below average just 47 degrees in downtown san francisco bay and redwood city in the mid 40's and we're all going to be in the 40's for our overnightlows tonight on our microclimate tuesday forecast drying out clearing out and calmer weather and warming up to right about wherwe suld be this time of year downtown san francisco inthe low 60's for your tuesday ternoon highs and even for those of you at half moon bay 59 degrees so near verage temperatures there with widespread mid to up

it is the largest single ride-hailing company in the world.erson running that company is a young woman named jean lou. liu. she is one of the best-known women business leaders in china and extremely intelligent who is clearly going to make this company even more successful as she continues to lead. ♪ we are here with jean liu who is the president of didi chuxing which is the biggest mobile transportation companies in china. in 2012, was started it was not the first, or only company, doing this. jean: there were 30 players doing exactly the same thing. david: did you have anything better than the other 29? what were your advantages to the other company? jean: we worked really hard. example, there were a lot of wheng competitors and there was competition we set down and thought about how we could provide better value. we launched for business lines businessmonths -- 4 lines in three months. we tried to catch up. david: there is another company in the united states called uber which are probably familiar with. jean: yes. david: it grew very quick

some of the showers have been heavy, some hail and thunder mixed in. will notice a large blue blob, some of the showers merged together to produce longer spells of rain. quite wet through southern parts of england over the next few hours, that wetter weather pushing into south—east england, east anglia, there will be some rumbles of thunder. further north, fewer showers, still some around. some good spells of sunshine for the far north of scotland. wind will be a feature across southern england, south wales, through the channel. gusts of a0 or 50 mph. showers here should rattle through quite quickly. lighter wind further north. sunshine will be limited through the afternoon. top temperatures of around 12, 13 or 1a degrees in the south. it will stay showery this evening and overnight. low pressure still with us. clear spells around, too. quite windy in the south, win slowly easing. it will remain breezy through the night. 0ne slowly easing. it will remain breezy through the night. one two more chilly spots, where we have some shelter. low pressure still

that's where his ride hailing app comomes in. people enter the destinations and the fees are set automatically. the service is becoming popular among people from overseas. the company also plans to target domestic users who see heckling as a hassle. >> in five or ten years -- one big problem for the country is a shortage of skilled workers in the industry. the country has had to depend on foreign firms to fill the gap. the government is now trying to change that. it's been holding seminars every month to equip engineers with the latest i.t. skims with the help of an expert from india. >> translator: the country will lose a lot of opportunities if it fails to be a player in the age of digitalzation and globalization. the government needs to hurry up and develop the resources the industry needs. >> reporter: officials hope their efforts will give the local i.t. industry the resources it needs to keep up with changing times. it. >>> the coronavirus pandemic has surely dealt a heavy blow to the ride hailing industry in laos which sto

and bags did see a hail storm that did form over sonoma just a few minutes ago and futu cast is going to show wet weather wil continue tonight. calmer nditions of during the overnight hours drying out by tuesday morning and into tuesdayafternoon with a nice warm-up heading our way starting tomorrow but from now until then we're still tracking those storm clouds right overhead and temperatures for the most part, relatively cool in the m to upper 40's along the bay area coastline.even in some of ouinterior valleys where you're getting the heaviest downpours an low to mid 50's for evyone else. but overnight lows, we'll be in the low to mid 40's tonight so things that anket of storm cud cover overall we are going to be as chilly as santa rosa 39 degrees and temperatures for tomorrow' daytime highs, reboding 5 to 15 degrees from today's so we're going to be right aut average in the low 60's along the coast with low to mid 60's as yo start to make your way in london taking a ok at the extended forecast in e 70's on friday continuing a week from today. and i'm tracking mperatures about 5 to

it is really hard to hail a taxi. and then i met didi at that time, a very young company.avid: that company started in 2012? jean: yes. i met the founder in 2013 when didi was one-year-old. i wanted to make an investment at the beginning. i tried three times and failed three times. david: investment on behalf of goldman or yourself? jean: on behalf of goldman. i was a good goldman soldier. david: each time he said we don't need your money or what? jean: yes, because there were lines of investors waiting and they were faster. the process from goldman is actually quite strict. so i failed. but i always wanted to do something. and this thing seems, to me, to have a huge impact. i thought, why don't i just join him? david: how big was the company in 2014 when you joined? jean: let me see, it was valued at around $500 million, and 700 people, and the only product we had was the taxi hailing app. when i joined, a lot of my friends or family advised me not, because china is very competitive and people think so much uncertainty. david: what do you say to the people who advise you

a good environment for thundershowers and hail producing storms tomorrow.ind will i be picking up out of the south from 15 to 30 miles per hour. as we move through the afternoon, highs, mid to upper 50s. rain slowly moving through the south bay with a chance of thunderstorms in the mix. north bay heading towards san francisco, you're beginning to see that rain pick up in intense its. around noon, this is the interesting window. midday to mid-afternoon, this is probably going to be our best chance for seeing thunderstorms especially around the south bay. i think things will be more active through 5:00 around places south of san jose. by this time tomorrow night we begin to see the heavier rain and the intensity of those showers start to move off towards the south and east. notice these rainfall totals. we've already seen one to two inches in the santa cruz mountains. we' areas south of san jose likely seeing the biggest total. morgan hill going over an inch of rain. the sierra, these numbers are incredible for april. as you see, close to two to three feet. w

as you'll notice around san francisco, we've got wind, chance of thunder showers, hail possible.howers into early tuesday morning. and then the second half of the week we begin to see temperatures rebound. we'll go from the 50s right now, very likely climbing into the 70s next weekend. if you want your spring weather, we've got a little bit of everything in the seven-day forecast trending warmer after an interesting windy finish to this weekend trending drier next saturday and sunday. terry, back to you. >> thank you very much, rob. we'll be right back. the best way to predict the future is to create it and change the world. here at abbvie, we're inventing medicines of the future to create tomorrows that will be healthier... ...and happier, while making medicines that help people right now. because that's the present we wanted to live in. and that's the future we all want to see. abbvie. here. now. >>> talk about eerie timing. at the beginning of this year, a netflix documentary premiered. it's called pandemic. it was shot in 2018 and 2019. by chance, released as the coronavirus

small hail and snow on either side of you up in the mountains whether it's the diablo range or santa cruz very likely. east aft 9:00 a good chance of wet weather and we'll spike around 57 and maindmaind ly in the mid-50s. temperatures barely making it into the mid-50s. we'll look at how long that rain will last and some spring warmth coming up in the seven-day accuweather forecast. >> all right. thank you, mike. good morning, everyone. so, thisern moi morning, i am t one crash in san jose where injuries were reported just before airport road in san jose. it looks like the fire department is on the scene as well as san jose police, as well. at least one lane is blocked right now, so i will keep you posted if this progresses throughout the morning. take a live look outside here. everything else across the bay area. ♪ no matter how far from home ♪ i hit your phone to tell you te extrano ♪ hey! i got your note! ♪ besitos from mis litos ♪ and some oreos de mi hermano hola! ♪ ja ja. bam bam bam ♪ stay playful every day, yo puedo ayudar ♪ ♪ ja ja oh oh oh thank you, brother. ♪ stay playful,

) >> hails: about 50 monks live at this monastery. call obediences in the monastery. the monks who work in the refectory. the monks who work in the garden. the monks who work among the olive trees, among others we have, of course, the iconographers who are very, very cultivated and have really mastered their art form. master iconographer father lukas is painting the iconography for the new st. nicholas in the old craft of egg tempera. >> lukas: god has called me to do this work. to communicate the spirit of mount athos to the people. >> pelley: father lukas granted us an early look at 56 icons for the project. he painted st. nicholas, by tradition, as the patron of seafarers, lifting a man from a violent sea. but what's troubling these waters is 9/11. >> lukas: i personally want this church, through the iconography, to open up a new horizon for people, that they come away with hope. if this happens, the icons will have fulfilled their purpose. >> pelley: near father lukas' studio we met the designer of the church at ground zero, spani

haile selassie is immortalised, he is iconic.here, and you do this... yeah, yeah. it goes back to unity. yeah, yeah, of course. so, we are heading into north addis. we are going to see an art gallery, an art gallery for blind and visually impaired people. i'm assuming some kind of tactile art exhibition. different textures to make a picture or pictures. that's what i'm assuming. we'll find out when we get there. thank you. the entrance? hi, tony. welcome. hi. welcome to my studio. thank you, i'm really looking forward to it. let me show you one of the art pieces. wow. so, we're touching a piece of art. these are people, who are laughing. this is their mouths. 0k. this is their nose. this is their eyes. these are like buttons, are they? yes. so it is a face. you can see their hands, they are screaming, happy, expressing themselves. do you like it? it's really good, it's really interesting. it really gives a blind person a better understanding of expression of people. it's amazing. it's really inspiring. so many times you go to art

hail falling hard. it's outside san angelo, texas. here's the very latest christina from on top of the virus, you've got disturbing weather. >> that's right. it's a lot to deal with. a lively tornado has hit northern louisiana, officials that tweeting that there's been damage in multiple locations including one of the office buildings as a single regional airport complex. the airport director financed all lights out of the airport have been canceled until further notice. weather and debris removal. we are hearing reports that there's been a few minor injuries from this likely tornado but touched touchdown about an hour ago, much more on the damage and whether anyone was badly hurt from this. in iowa, rain and hail pounded down as lightning flashed across the area and take a look again at the large hail and ten ange angelo, texas, 200 miles west of austin. it's rough for anyone who may have been outside when the storm hit anyone with vehicles parked outside, it's a refund to the damage that large hail li

coming up, in a few minutes, we will continue to hail our heroes. with pictures sent in by you, our viewers. so that's coming up in about three minutes. >> that was really great to see. thank you, janelle. >> thank you. >>> up next, testing for coronavirus antibodies. the bay area research project finding some success. >> and shutting down streets for the cars to create more rooms for the pedestrians, and the cyclists. the bay area city, oakland needs your help to see if the idea is working. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri, working from home, on our green screen, and it was warm today, in the low 80s, for concord, but there is some rain on the way. we'll talk about this storm system and how much rain we could get over the next seven days, in about eight minutes. when are we going to start to see things change? most states in the country have stay-at-home orders in place. and some are nearing their set expiration date. let's give you a look. the states in yellow, including nevada, arizona, are supposed to end sometime this month when they li

hail chance. our highest peaks will continue to see snow.pin and so we're seeing the moisture rotating up. it is certainly dumping some snow in the sierra. up to 3 feet has fallen over some of the higher peaks. a lovely view from tahoe tonight. we're heading in the right direction. showers tonight a chance of thunder. morning fog giving way to a slight possibility of a few drops. then the warming trend coming your way late in the week. 6:00 tonight definitely some wet weather. if you have to run out to the groceries take your umbrella with you. 7:00 p.m. still looking at showers. 9:00 p.m. they're beginning to waned down but not done. until tomorrow. that is when we'll see the fog at 5:00 a.m. and then winding down but occasional showers not out of the question here. it is going to be dry otherwise. chilly with the fog around for the afternoon. a little milder. looking at low to mid 60s with an isolated shower or two. beach hazard statement tomorrow morning through wednesday morning. there is a higher risk of rip currents and sneaker waves s

hail and snow down to 3,000 feet. it will be a chilly one. temperatures in the upper 40s to mid-50s. >>> and number seven. we are taking a live look showing you emeryville right now. we have clear conditions across the bay area this morning. another light day of traffic as people shelter in place. just remember those muni changes. all right, guys. so, i know you had your abc 7 mugs this morning. i do not have one, but i do have keeping me warm an abc 7 beach h towel. courtesy of the station. thank you for the gift. much appreciated. i'm just using it like your scarf you do, kumasi, in between the commercials. >> i love that. >> can i show you guys something else that brought me joy? my sweet, sweet husband, phil, who never cut hair in his whole life went on youtube and bought some scissors at walgreens and without me asking because he knew i was self conscious about it went ahead and gave me a fade. >> yes, phil. phil with some skill. >> go, phil. >> can i be next, phil? >> i know, kumasi. we might need to give you a distant lesson. >> this i

we might see thunderstorms, hail, and even tornados.ery dangerous conditions are expected for many places of japan. the western japan will see drier conditions as we go into the mid part of satururday. however, instead the yellow will be flown western japan so the sky could turn yellowish because of the sand. now let's go to europe. you can see clouds across western portions. thisis system caused unstable weather conditions across the british -- actually across the iberian peninsula on wednesday. we saw damaging tornado as well as hail and also flooding rainfall. the storm will likely head toward the north affecting france as well as the south of the british isles. they might see thunderstorms on saturday for paris. temperatures will be more like mid summer across paris and central and western europe. that's it for me. stay safe! and that's all for this hour on nhk "newsline." thank you for joining us. >>> japanese culture has fans worldwide. here at home, people are exploring ancient traditions and adapting them for contemporary times.

i'mjane hail. the headlines at 3pm: no running, please. an eastern message to stay indoors this weekend has more than 900 further deaths of people with coronavirus are announced across the uk. downing street says the prime minister continues to be in very good spirits in hospital after leaving intensive care. his father urges him to rest. new york starts to bury some of its dead in mass graves, with nearly 160,000 people infected with the virus across the state. here, there are concerns that postal workers aren't being fully protected from covid—19. nearly £2 million lost in virus —related fraud. we confront those behind scam websites selling protective equipment they can provide. you are a scammer, though, aren't you? you're trying to rip people off, people in need. and also this hour, bringing the outdoors in. how to stay connected with nature during lockdown. hello. your afternoon. more than 900 further deaths of people with coronavirus has been announced gci’oss coronavirus has been announced across the uk. as the eastern weekend begin

the possibility of thunderstorms between 2:00 and 6:00 this afternoon with heavy rain and small hail still possible. i'll be tracking that with another update in a few minutes. any issues for essential workers heading out the door, mike? >>> no major issues. we're looking out at muni. we have fewer of them. some cutbacks. a muni spokesperson told us to expect increased wait times today because there are fewer operators but then we'll reduce service and change tomorrow. we'll know more about that. the ridership is down as well. meanwhile still have traffic like here through the coliseum. >>> 6:09 this morning. the governor in louisiana is on the defensive. coming up at 6:25 why he says he went ahead with mardi gras this year as the virus silently spread. >> reporter: airlines are still flying but there's nobody in those airplanes. we'll take you out to the futures and take a look at that. it looks like it's going to be a very solid monday on the stock market. what makes you, you? your cells. trillions of them. that's why centrum contains 24 key nutrients to feed your cells, supporting

bring us not only widespread rn but possle pop-up thunderstorms with hail rain will be in the half an inch to one inch range for most of the bay area and we couleven see mountain snow or snow vels could drop along the highest peaks in the north bay down to 3500 feet withlight scattered showers we start to dry out clear out nd warm up to near average highs a week om today, catherine back to you. >>embraca thank you very much. if you bought an airline ticket throh delta and you need to cancel you have a lot of time to rebook delta one year, but now the carrier says it is givintravelers through may of 2022. that's plenty of time touse the credit. it is the latest sign that airlines expect the decline in travel to lger for quite a while newer tiets spot since march first can be changed without a fee for up to a year. coming up next we highlight a kron 4 ro who during this ti of uncertainty here at kron 4 we want to nor some of our bay area heroes and today we're shining the spotlight on a bay in need. the union city people cuisine catering company they're offering free meals to the commun

september 20 eighth 1863, hail sat down to write an american president.er persistence was reflected in her letter undimmed by the fact that her youngest daughter had died suddenly the previous may. her letter is businesslike, cites the support of two key governors and invokes the support of her friend, secretary of state william seward and set up the importance of the role the president had to play. he must've been impressed with her presentation of her case. less than a week following her letter the president issued a proclamation that urged americans to observe the last thursday of november as a day of thanksgiving. she was delighted that her work to secure top-level endorsement for the national day of things giving was complete with lincoln's signature on an unambiguous proclamation. it was another tangible step on the path towards bringing the nation together under lincoln's leadership. finally i would like to comment briefly on the qualities these women had. americans, men and women, faced a daunting odds during the civil war years but women confront

on top of the hail the wind and tornado threat today. 4 to 5 or maybe 6 inches around that swath across the southeast that got it last week so those creeks and rivers are going to rise in a hurry today. another pulse will come into the northeast on tuesday, wi the po heavy rain, could see some severe storms there, and a very active pattern as we get into tornado system, another pacific system gets into texas on wednesday for more s >>> good sunday morning. the view from the golden gate looking at some clear areas here. it should be a nice afternoon, although getting breezy later on today at the coast. temperatures in the low to mid-60s for most. >>> this weather report sponsored by geico. we've got birds, we have had bunny rabbits, deer here this morning, no lizards. we'll keep you posted. >> rob, we keep saying you're in westchester county, like you're on assignment, but are you actually in your blaackyard? >> no. it's my front yard. i'm waiting for my neighbors to come down the street there. i got a great neighborhood. tom manning fram

there are different ways of taxes ride hail. this is a fee on using ride hail. hail operators drive around empty, which is a significant portion of their time. another really, really important revenue measure that is currently under study and is arguably, if it is done appropriately, the most equitable and sustainable way of closing our revenue gap, is congestion pricing. this is similar to what milan and london and singapore and stockholm have done, which is to say that for every commodity in our society, we use price to balance supply and demand. in mobility we use time to balance supply and demand. so congestion is simply what happens when the demand for mobility equals the supply. and rather than using price to balance supply and demand, we asked people to queue and this reduces the amount of people our transportation system can serve. it is a huge problem. in 2013, the san francisco transportation authority, which is our sister authority, did a downtown congestion study that looked at how much revenue could be raised by charging a fee to drive in and out of

culture, it's the idea that haile selassie had designated a bit of land, so that former african slavesendants could come back to africa. that sounded interesting, so i thought i'd head to a town called shashamane, where it's home to a rastafarian culture. lots of people out, this feels very lively, very rural, traditional. i like it. hello, salaam! the driver and i are now looking for my accommodation, a rastafarian—run lodge. alex, i am alex. i am the owner of the place. hello. welcome! come in. wow, you're tall. like a lot of western european tourists who think a rastafarian culture, lifestyle, i have my sort of stereotypical idea of dreadlocks and just laying about, listening to reggae all day. i do realise it was probably not all like that. but i still had some. when i got there, i met alex and his wife, and very quickly, they changed that whole perception that i had. welcome to our house, of ancient ethiopian people. thank you. wow. i became a rasta man as a teenager, you know, when i saw bob, bob marley, in france, i was so amazed. you know? by his performance on stage. sure. he

. >>> more than 100 severe storms overnight, some including golf ball sized hail. let's got the latest from janessa webb mplts. >> good morning. we're also getting reports just in across northeast ohio possible touchdown of a tornado. currently our satellite radar, damaging wind gusts making its way through west virginia so hail going to continue throughout the afternoon a small section for south g 90 degrees this afternoon in the 90s awe cross south florida. the mid-atlantic as well watching that severe weather but a big update on flattening the curb coming up >> if a ufc dana white will build it they will fight he's close to securing the private island to fight during the pandemic these shows are set to take place with no fans present >>> ahead on "early today," sl brating passover amid a pandemic >> and clklobuchar's husban but for many, migraine keeps them... ...from saying... ..."i am here." we aim to change that... ...with... ...aimovig. a preventive treatment... ...for migraine in adults. one dose... ...once a month... ...is proven to reduce monthly migraine

. >> man, look at this >> reporter: tonight's fast moving spring storms lashing the south, dumping hailflash floods, and multiple reported tornadoes. >> i mean look at here, you all, look at these houses. >> reporter: into social perish louisiana, wilbur hit just in time >> i could hear the tornado making a round. so i went in the bathroom and took shelter. >> in this general area we got what appears to be a three, three-mile track >> reporter: from texas to florida, the system puts millions at risk with the potential for overnight tornadoes, hail and damaging winds. the governor of alabama pausing coronavirus stay-at-home orders writing, any provision of the covid-19 order is suspended shelters and community safe rooms should be open and accessible to all individuals seeking refuge >> a lot of things put life into perspective recently with the pandemic and, of course, now this >> reporter: a test of toughness with more storms on the way. morgan chesky, nbc news >>> in communities across the country and cities all over the worl easter sunday services and family traditions meant finding

area but gusty wind speeds of 40 miles per hour or less and that threat of pop-up thunderstorms with hail also dropping snow levels like the highest peaks in the north bay as low as 3,000 feet so saturday we're going to see some scattered showers throughout the day but the bulk of the wet weather will impact those of you in the north bay by sunday though widespread light to moderate downpours and as you could see this one is going to drop snow levels along the north bay hills and mountains to about 3,000 feet and those showers are going to linger into monday of next week as well until we start to dry out during the overnight hours on tuesday. so rain totals with the storms looking pretty impressive. the lighter one will be for those of you on saturday in the north bay about half an inch of rain or less but we're all expected to see at least half an inch of rain or up to an inch of rain by the 2nd half of the weekend on sunday and then words slowly going to start to dry out and clear out and warm up to near average by the middle of next week even through thursday catherine back to you. tha

his brilliant record hailed at the convention included leadership in legislation for the reciprocal tariff, for the selective service act, land lease and the repeal of the neutrality act. in 1935, he had voted for the world court. and he had consistently given support to the progressive social program of the roosevelt administration. returning to washington with mr. roosevelt, harry truman was now the vice president-elect. in his first speech after his inauguration, vice president truman said, in this shrinking world, no nation can live safely alone. peace-loving nations must band together for the preservation of human progress. as president roosevelt's second in command, these words expressed the american program. ]úfranklin roosevelt born to wealth, and harry truman, one-time farm boy, were firmly united on that and every other major world aim. as the nation is plunged into mourning by president roosevelt's death, harry s. truman becomes president, the seventh american vice president to assume the office under similar circumstances. president truman takes over his duties. he announces th

there's a concern for thunderstorms and even hail in parts of the country. a low-pressure system is rapidly intensifying and approaching western japan at this moment. this system will likely cause thundershowers for many places and rain will also spread to central japan. now, shikoku will likely see the heaviest rainfall, nearly 150 millimeters possible for the next 24 hours, and for tokyo, the peak of heavy rain will be on wednesday night. heavy rain could lead to landslides as well as flooding and not just that, lightning and also gusts are possible. many places in japan will deal with stormy weather on wednesday. temperatures are going to be in the double digits in tokyo as well as kyoto, and sendai will sesee unusuaually high temperat. sapporo had the warmest day of the season on tuesday, and it will be warmer than that for wednesday. meanwhile, we have a very intense high-pressure system across western place of europe. you can see clockwise circulation across the west. this system is actually bringing cooler air from the north, but temperatures are goin

it's hard to believe that europe's but boy was once hailed as a champion of freedom and played a part in bringing democracy to the former communist state. passed a couple it funny had protested alongside all but against the communists 30 years ago but his night one of his most outspoken critics. yvonne yee runs shelters for the homeless the roma and for refugees 3 groups which have become targets of the regime. to course who have frequented or impaired i would be gutted too as i can hardly go in he says men there were no more they are all up to the back of you have only me your sack a switcher as democrats here on a book or article crazy and skinny or korean. them to them a while york with what your cage be called while you're queer go along man. instead of demonizing refugees if i knew gives them jobs people like miriam a nurse who escaped afghanistan 4 years ago another cares for the 2nd timeless as one of the past as shelters. acts such as these of put it viney at all it's with all but his defining policy has been to attack asylum seekers. in 2015 at the height of the refugee crisi

so, one on the storm impact scale for showers, thunderstorms and some small hail and snow level down to 3,000 feet. you can see right now mainly across the monterey bay and creeping northward as an area of low pressure and counterclockwise hurling up some showers and thunderstorms off the santa cruz mountains there to the southwest earlier this morning. so, that gives you an idea of how much energy is in the atmosphere. here's a look at the quiet sfo this morning and you can see wet weather possible all day today with temperatures well below average. upper 40s to barely some mid-50s during the afternoon hours. kumasi, reggie. >> thanks, mike. >>> the man in charge of muni is telling people, do not ride its buses unless you absolutely have to. this week most of the routes will disappear. amy hollyfield is live in west portal this morning. goodern moing, a morning, amy. >> this morning looking for muni employees at stations and posting signs and announcing the impact of which lines that will be impacted by the decisions that they say they were going to stay up all night last night maki

as you can carry in prime minister pick to goldman was hailed as a chance read in these days he's routine in event of fire as a migrant bashing national news piece of territory in agenda threatens democratic rule. in july 29 teen people in power and went under 100 reis out news a so concerned now as open seeks almost unlimited powers to degree amidst the coronavirus crisis where showing that the game. hungary is unquestionably one of europe's most beautiful countries. the seat of power of budapest much as any capital for share ocular ends. its fairy tale called mint is perhaps the prettiest in europe. but for the last decade according to critics it has passed some of the ugliest moves on the continent. vic soul been has given hungary for 13 years during which time he has taken steps which mirror those taken by the crimes centralizing detailing press freedom and attacking and g.m. . he likes this kind of new types of opportunity and leaders are also the ones who are coming building the political system that he pushes your way. to lazy more to yourself or her bonnet is freshly and is on one