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emily brooks, house reporter with the hill. emily brooks, start on that plane and helicopter crash here in washington, d.c. what is the latest in terms of how congress is reacting, whether there will be a congressional investigation, whether they are devising legislation in response to this? guest: absolutely, congress will be looking into this. my colleagues have already found that the heads of the transportation committee in the house have all the received briefings about this. certainly something that lawmakers, who fly in and out of reagan national airport all the time, are certainly very concerned about the safety implications there. congress will absolutely play a role. it is a little bit interesting, though, in this congress versus last, now with washington under total republican trifecta control. the republican-controlled house and senate are giving more leeway and room for the trump administration to investigate and provide information, both to congress, and publicly what is going on. a little bit of a change in the po

this is in present day hill part in that area. so price has a i have this federal force in front of me along the big blue river, which i have to get across. and i've got this federal force behind me chasing coming this. so you may find it ironic. i'm not sure that's the right word, but we'll say ironic that price probably has a better knowledge. the roads and the topology of the area than does curtis, who is defending the area. because remember more than two thirds of the soldiers in price's army are from missouri, and many of them are from here. and so they know the roads and they know how to get it to where you're going. and so he price makes a decision i'm going to cross at barton's fort curtis defense line up up in this area is the strongest and so of going straight across he's going to go down to byron's fort he wants to get his wagon train on the other side, the blue river, because if they were to go down santa fe trail because their destination is new santa fe pleasant, his cavalry could catch up and cut him up. so they wan

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cnn's manu raju is on capitol hill.so, manu, what more are you hearing from senators about patel's future? >> yeah, we just talked to the senate democratic, top democrat on this committee, dick durbin, who indicated what he plans to do. democrats plan to do here, which is to delay this vote by a week in the senate judiciary committee. they have the power underneath the rules on this committee to delay it by a week. and that's precisely what he what he plans to do. senator lindsey graham, the chairman, the one of the top members of the committee walking into this room just now. so that will be delayed by a week. but we do ultimately expect him to get the votes to be approved by the committee sent to the floor of the united states senate. the republicans right now very confident that their members will be in line, get elected, forcing him ultimately to get the job maybe in a couple of weeks time. now, one of the big questions he's going to confront kash patel, assuming he is confirmed, is how to deal with these fbi agents

i mean, for the last few years, when we had split power on the hill, done, you can't pass legislationll of that. and now when you have one party in control of the white house and both houses on the hill, and they can do things and then the other party is like, oh no, we don't want that. given the way the system is set up here. to me is that some of the members of the republican party on the hill are uncomfortable with what's happening there as well. use executive powers to shutter an agency or merge it with another one? and, you know, there is this kind of sense, does president trump have now? and as you say, democrats are protesting it or launching but it seems like that's the limit. they don't have a leader. they don't have someone who is kind of going head to head with donald trump. who's in charge here now of our party? where's our party going? resistance this time, as these lawsuits are launched against various executive orders that we've seen from donald trump, for example, on birthright citizenship, which we've discussed in previous episodes. with a number of high ranking democ

nestled in the lush green hills of southern india, it's not easy for us to reach the small village of guddanahalli. this is where rakshitha raju was born. translation: when i was two years old, i lost my mother. i at ten years, i lost my father. their disabilities meant they formed a strong bond. translation: she is disabled and so am i. i people said many things to me, but my grandma asked me to not worry or think too much. with you always." as different, even inferior, and they found a way to tell each other that they were not. while at rakshitha's home, her brother helped bridge the language barrier. translation: my grandmother says, growing up, she didn't- have parents. neither did rakshitha. she says she doesn't want rakshitha to end up like her. rakshitha thrived on this strength. where she could access better resources. but to compete on the world stage, what she needed the most was a dedicated guide runner. "and cannot see the track?" she needed to put full faith in her guide and in the tether that would bind and protect them as they ran full throttle. translation: i can't see

chad pergram on capitol hill. let's go to jackui hinrich at the white house. >> the deadline for the buy-out is midnight tonight. the 40,000 who have accepted so far is short of the five to 10% of the workforce that the white house expected to quit. there are reports that doge associates are urging people to take this eight-month paid vacation and also detailing possible layoffs if they choose instead to stay. democrats are demanding that president trump fire elon musk calling him an unelected bureaucrat with unchecked power as he tries to check wasteful spending. some said millions of people should protest musk. ilhan omar said we might see somebody get killed. the white house says it is not preparing for any such battle. >> are any officials here preparing to fight democratic lawmakers in the streets? >> absolutely not. may i just point out if you heard that type of violence enticing rhetoric from our side of the aisle, from republican leaders on capitol hill, i think there would be a lot more outrage in this ro

next we will hear from chairman french hill. >> thank you. thank you for coming to capitol hill to celebrate with us, the fact that in the 119th congress we have a bicameral project for a stable coins bill and regulatory framework that will bring clarity to digital assets in the united states so we are the land of opportunity and innovation that we've been for decades in so many other technologies. we don't want to be behind in financial technology and digital assets in the united states but our innovators need clarity, they need to know what the rules of the road are and that's why i'm excited to be here today, to share this announcement we are forming a working group on a bicameral basis between the house committees and senate committees to make progress on the clarity for regulatory framework and create and structure a stable coins bill that will lend itself to advancing america as the reserve currency of the world. this is a big issue. bicameral support this year is dynamic. last year in the 118th congress, we had success on a bipartisan

oakland hills, mount umunhum 49 miles an hour. 7:00 tonight.ooking at some downpours in the east bay and the south bay. 8 p.m. starting to lighten up, and it is pretty much gone by the time we head towards the 10:00 hour. but we do have those flood watches up for the entire bay area until 4 a.m. tomorrow. the russian rivert guerneville under a flood warning. minor flooding is expected as it crests tomorrow morning. we have a wind advisory until 11 p.m. tonight as gusts up to 70 miles an hour expected possibility of downed trees and outages. i will say, though, the winds have backed off. pine mountain was up to 90 mile an hour gusts. los gatos 65. big rock ridge 88. and that was earlier. looking at the statewide picture, the sierra is picking up snow. snow levels are starting to come down. and here's what else is coming down from zephyr cove. a good bit of powder. we'll take it tomorrow afternoon. most areas will be looking at just a mix of sun and a few clouds. isolated showers though in the north bay. temperatures in the 40s and 50s. and here'

now, the latest on elon musk's role on capitol hill.rotesters gathered in several states today in opposition of musk's influence and to urge democratic lawmakers to fight the department of government efficiencies, broad access to government systems. abc news reporter lionel moise has a look at doj's latest demands. dismantling of a government organization. >> the cia is now offering buyouts to its entire staff. the latest move in president trump's push to downsize the government. it follows a similar offer to civilian federal workers last month. about 20,000 of those workers have now accepted the buyout. ahead of tomorrow's deadline, amid reports of mass layoffs to come. abc news has learned elon musk, leading the department of government efficiency, has now moved beds into the executive office building next to the white house, allowing musk and his staff to sleep there when working late. his staff reportedly includes people as young as 19 years old. president trump insists they're qualified. >> they're very smart people. >> trump also

a slight impacting westbound lanes of state route 128 at chalk hill road.o that's a newer report, at least on the storm report map. but with the with that rainfall coming down up in the north bay. and here is the coverage, as you can see from santa rosa to healdsburg to vallejo, as we move the maps around, widespread coverage here from hayward to san ramon to livermore to antioch and discovery bay. here, most reports are light rain reports, but there's probably some moderate cells out there as well, showing you the santa cruz mountains, the san jose and morgan hill. here is the satellite. we're showing that circulation off shore here that's drifting closer to our coastline. and that is the source of the rain showers for today. we'll check out the wind reports. it's not only the rain, but the winds have been picking up. and we have wind advisories in place for tonight. right now, oakland, you can see winds sustained out of the south at 21mph. here are some more reports for you sfo. look at that report 51 miles an hour. it's a new, newer update here. and san

i know you're monitoring the rockslide there in telegraph hill neighborhood. can you talk to us about the progress with the cleanup? how is that going? well, the city hasn't even started to try to clean up this rockslide that happened last night. as you can see, it spilled out onto the street. we're on sansome street, not far from the intersection with union. this is across the street from levi's plaza. if you're familiar with this area. this is at the base of telegraph hill neighborhood here in san francisco, not far from coit tower. and what you can see there, if you can see it in the dark. this is rock that is come through the barriers here that have been set up here. this is a large base of rock. if you're not familiar with this area that's been here for obviously since the beginning of time, but what it looks like is at the base of this hill, this rock, a part of it sheared off. it does look like as you look up there, you can see up there in the light. there's still a lot of foundation there. so it looks like this is just something that sheared off at the

rain and driz hills, some ent high irete. . been a dull day with rain and driz hills, some wintry hdurham is too metres above sea and few flurries. for most, just a few flurries. for most, just rain falling from cloud. in not a in the scotland, not a cloud in the sky, a beautiful day. we have had a ridge of high pressure and we will keep the clear skies in the night. cold and overniht. further frosty overnight. further extensive low cloud, south, extensive low cloud, turning misty with rain and drizzle pretty extensively. temperatures stay just about freezing. in scotland, above freezinge to scotland. for northern widespread frost for northern areas, lowest down areas, lowest temperatures down to —7. the high pressure for get stronger—across scotland sunday. that means what during sundayelhatemeanswhat should have broken scotland should have broken cloud and spells of sunshine. fewer showers for eastern areas, for northern ireland, and wales, a lot of england and wales, a lot of cloud with mr extensive. a few cloud withrextensifi. a few patches possible cloud withrextensive. a few pa

berkeley hills over five, napa over five. san francisco over four. so real quick here, i wanted to show you this is a side view of a hillside. and in a normal storm, the soil, of course, absorbs that rain. but when you get multiple days of soaking rain, it's just too much to be absorbed as the rock layer just stops absorbing any more water. and that leads to that landslide threat. i do think, of course, the most elevated threat would be across the north bay, where again, they received one month's worth of rain, in some cases two months worth of rain in just five days. so just everyone watch out. be careful. that's a good illustration. we'll see in a couple minutes. jeff. thank you. let's take another live look now at our storm ranger. the bay area's only mobile doppler radar. it takes accuracy to the next level because it sees the rain, fog and smoke that other radars, other radars simply cannot detect. you can access our storm ranger by scanning the qr code on your screen. the left side of your screen. there. it's one of the free weather features on

phone calls, but we want to go up to capitol hill now. it is congressman russ fulcher of idaho, a republican, energy and commerce and natural resources committee joining us from the rotunda. guest: good morning. thanks for having host: me on today. i wanted to lead with the latest when it comes to the budget reconciliation process. the lead story in punch full news today, house republicans racing to show budget progress amid senate pressure. can you bring us up to speed? guest: what is going on is, people are trying to figure out ways to change the trajectory for spending over the long-term. that is a problem we have had for a long time, as you know. we are $36 trillion in debt. and that is difficult to do. the president and doge group are doing their jobs. they are identifying areas that need to be reduced or eliminated, but congress now has to act. just long-term, to put these policies in place and situations where permanently-speaking we change the trajectory of this spending in washington, d.c. that is where most of the debate is. how

that there is wet weather across the south bay from the santa cruz mountains, heading towards morgan hillcoyote. you can see here right around evergreen san jose. you're getting steady but scattered showers as we head towards the river road. guerneville windsor area. we're also seeing some rain. there is an urban and small stream flood advisory for sonoma county until midnight tonight. they've already seen some minor flooding and that urban flooding will continue. we're talking about streams, creeks, and of course, roadways. castro valley, hayward 8-80 dublin 580. it is going to be a tough ride as the roads are slippery. this is a level two storm, much of california getting either rain or snow. and as we go, hour by hour, scattered showers will continue going into the evening hours, even into the late night hours. as we take a look at the north bay flood watch is going until 1 p.m. tomorrow. we've already seen the streams and creeks reach a bankfull and they are flooding, so watch out for that thunderstorm possibility is there. it is gusty right now. sfo 39 miles an hour. there's a wind a

this is along samsung here along telegraph hill. if you're headed toward the embarcadero, not far from levi's plaza. meteorologists say all of this happening after a record amount of rainfall came down onto the area all day yesterday. but later today, we expect to see city workers from the public works department come take a closer look at all of this. they'll want to make sure this isn't a bigger threat. of course, the immediate concern is any potential threat to the homes at the top of telegraph hill. doesn't look like this is very close to those homes, but you never know. it's something engineers want to take a look at. right now. there are no orders for evacuations or any red tagging of homes. we heard from the fire department who says there's no threat to the public at this point. but with more rain coming in tomorrow, all of that could certainly change, and inspectors could have something they'll want to worry about. we'll let you know what they have to say. but we also saw trees crashing down all throughout the city. and the

breaking on capitol hill.utes, we are expecting remarks from israeli prime minister. >> benjamin netanyahu. >> and speaker of the house mike johnson. washington still grappling with the fallout of president. trump's gaza comments as he continues. to double down. on his seemingly outlandish proposal for the u.s. to own the war torn piece of land. nbc's sahil kapur is with us from capitol hill. also joining us, ambassador marc ginsberg, former u.s. ambassador to morocco and a former white house middle east adviser. sahil, this is now netanyahu's second day in a row on capitol hill. what's the message he and u.s. lawmakers are trying to send with these visits? >> yeah. >> that's right, ana. >> this meeting. >> between prime minister. >> netanyahu and speaker johnson. >> started about 15 minutes ago, we believe. >> and we are expecting. >> them to give. >> remarks sometime. >> later this hour. >> we don't. >> expect a. particularly long meeting. >> we also believe this. >> will be. >> a friendly meeting. these two

i'll mention a few showers, mainly over the hills, but 50s.it on the temps today. >> all right steve, thank you. times 523 north east, south west. no matter where you lived in the bay area, you probably had a lot of rain. well, later this hour we're looking at some of the damage left behind. and is it possible a reunion with kevin durant and the golden state warriors? draymond green traded away. up next we'll look at some of the rumors surrounding the warriors ahead of the trade deadline. >> three i've been i've been losing sleep dreaming about the things that we could be. but baby i've been i've been praying hard. said no more counting ♪ ♪ dreams begin here. welcome to the goodnight club. i'm not happy with the way that pg&e handled the wildfires. yeah. yeah. i totally, totally understand. we're adding a ton of sensors. as soon as something comes in contact with the power line, it'll turn off so that there's not a risk that it's gonna fall to the ground and start a fire. okay. and i want you to be able to feel the improvements. we've been abl

. >> i'm actually in the hot forrest hill neighborhood. and this area is not under evacuation but had some serious storm damage. come over here and take a look with me. this right here was the road where the house had had fallen. you can see that this road is no longer here. there is actually waterfall. what looks like coming off of the road because of the flooding. and then when we walk over here again, lots of mud and we have a large tree over here that was actually swallowed up by the mudslide as well. and you can see over their gaping large holes. and if we walk over here, you can take a look and see that over there in the corner there. it looks like there's some wood that was actually where the house used to be. and there's some remains of it. and people in this neighborhood on this block. tell me that this is something that they have never seen before. landslides >> fairly typical usually they don't take houses with them. a shocking sight video captured part of a house floating down the russian river. >> this is after strong storms t

south 101 still has activity toward blossom hill.ier crash looks like it's still working the scene there, blocking just your fast lane. southbound. 680 looks like all lanes are cleared. recovery out of pleasanton in towards sunol. the build for 880 about the same latitude as you head down through union city. no surprises. for the rest of the east bay. we show a gradual build for highway four highway 37 hold steady, slowing down the east shore freeway toward the bay bridge. the earlier crash and the flares are all clear from these far right lanes. and so there's one flare there. i apologize, but folks are using that lane. mild backup, but there is a slow drive across the span itself. back to you. thank you very much, mike. it is 652. happening now. one of san francisco's busiest safeway stores is officially closing forever. today is the final day for the fillmore district. safeway on webster street. the last of the items were actually sold weeks ago in a liquidation sale. safeway tells us the pharmacy will shut down. actually it did.

you know, we've been out to telegraph hill many times over the years. we've put up some netting still netting to make sure it's safe. put in some rods to make sure the hillside say we haven't had crews come out repelling down the hillside to take off any loose rock. so we don't think we have to do any of that at this point. we're going to keep a close eye on it just to make sure it's safe for the people. and we know heavy rainfall tomorrow. we should still be pretty good. yeah, i think it's going to be fine. in fact, one of the engineer said looking at it right now with the stability of the hillside, we should be good for a while, but we're going to keep a close eye on and we want to make sure that the people are kept safe. great job. thank you so much for giving us the very latest information. and they. >> we'll avoid what they saw back in 2007 when heavy rainfall landslide caused parts of telegraph hill and some of the residents to be evacuated that you just heard rachel say that is not necessary at this time or even tomorrow when we expect the rains

luckily, all the homes at the top of the hill are safe right now.n the east bay, there have been lots of wind and rain today. >> yeah, you can see it in the video behind us. really, it's nothing compared to tuesday's really strong gusts and heavy rain. abc seven news reporter anser hassan joining us live now from the oakland hills high answer. >> hey, guys. yeah, the rain has been on and off much of the afternoon. just a light drizzle coming down right now. but the city of oakland says the past week they've been working really hard on storm prep to get ahead of this storm. midday in orinda was a mix of on and off rain, but not the moderate to heavy downpours the east bay saw on tuesday. in oakland, public works got an early start on storm preps in anticipation of thursday's rain. the drainage division crews cleared out gutters along wood street in west oakland. the city says in addition to clearing out storm drains, workers are laying down sandbags and tarps in areas prone to mudslides. they're also coordinating their efforts with other local agenci

nobody wants to hear more from meteorologist in the hill then the homes on top of the hill. hopefully they will not have to be evacuated. but unfortunately, we all know as john was talking about more heavy rainfall tomorrow, this is a short window today to clean up a lot of i don't be able fix that in time before the rain started falling again. >> we'll keep an eye on the situation will thank you. and the south bay got soaked as everybody did not as much rain there as other parts of the bay area. but and i know plenty a plenty flooding that downed trees. that's a big concern everywhere. kron four's jacked moment brings us a look from the south bay. the rain came down hard at times in the afternoon tuesday flooding parts of 101 in sunnyvale and storm drains throughout sunnyvale and west san jose. >> it's raining shopping rain and raining cats and dogs out here. this couple took care of some shopping at safeway in santa clara. we just threw meeting and it was really crazy. and then by the time we got back here, it was crazy. again. yeah, it was just full. enjoy present for the

you know, we've been at the telegraph hill many times over the years. we've put up some netting still netting to make sure it's safe. put in some some rods to make sure the hillside say we haven't had crews come out repelling down the hillside to take off any loose rock. so we don't think we have to do any of that at this point. we're going to keep a close eye on i just to make sure it's safe for the people. and we know heavy rainfall tomorrow. we should still be pretty good. yeah, i think it's going to be fine. in fact, one of the engineer said looking at it right now with the stability of the hillside, we should be good for a while, but we're going to keep a close eye on and we want to make sure that the people are kept safe. great job. thank you so much for giving us the very latest information. and they we'll avoid what they saw back in 2007 when. >> heavy rainfall landslide caused parts of telegraph hill and some of the residents to be evacuated that you just heard rachel say that is not necessary at this time or even tomorrow when we expect the ra

of a hill. and we truly did dodge a bullet. >> alright, see how quickly they can get that cleaned up because as we know, there's more rain come and tomorrow. yeah. and there's been a lot of damage. a lot of fears about things that luckily didn't happen. but still, for example, in the south, it didn't get as much rain but they're just as concerned because all the things that happened in rain can happen there to accomplish moment takes a look. >> the rain came down hard at times in the afternoon tuesday flooding parts of 101 in sunnyvale and storm drains throughout sunnyvale and west san jose. >> it's stopping at rain and raining cats and dogs out here. this couple took care of some shopping at safeway in santa clara. we just threw out meeting and it was really crazy. and then by the time we got back here, it was crazy. again. yeah, it was just full. enjoy present for them. the rain is welcome. it's nice. i you know, like i said, lived here my whole life. >> i've always like santa clara weathers,

again, thick enough for the odd spit and spot of sleet or snow, mainly over the hills. sunshine. again, probably the best of it in the north west. sunday promises to be perhaps a bit brighter, again, there will be some rather grey and cold spots, particularly northeast england, eastern scotland, but the wind up a degree or so in the south,, , ,,, , , as we head through the new week, it stays cold. further sleet and snow flurries at times, but mainly dry thanks to high pressure. where you're going. for the us to take control of gaza. and to hold an urgent summit. we'll get the latest from our washington correspondent and our gaza correspondent. — donald trump's nominee for fbi director. the bank of england cuts interest rates — the pace of climate change. a new karting initiative to get more women and and welcome to bbc news. also in the past few minutes the afp news agency, arab countries to resist the pressure from the us mr trump posted details of his thinking

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. >> what do we remember now about the great east bay hills firestorm of 1991? for many of us, it's a few searing pictures and dennis richmond's voice telling us about it. >> pushed by 30 mile an hour winds, flames swept down along the oakland berkeley hills, destroying everything in its path. there are reports of as many as ten dead, and oakland battalion chief is among the dead. the number of injured is climbing. >> the patricia hearst kidnaping was dennis's story, and when dan white shot and killed mayor george moscone and supervisor harvey milk, white's lawyer argued that his client just happened to have a gun with him when he went to city hall that day in 1978. it took a sharp young journalist named dennis richmond to ask exactly the right question. >> i did say that other supervisors, and perhaps other city hall personnel do do carry firearms presently and have carried them in the past. yeah. >> do you know if the other people who do carry weapons also carry ten extra rounds in their pocket? like i said, you you don't want to show it on the air because you

morning and welcome to way too early, the show that knows plenty about working late nights on capitol hill. bring your celsius, guys. i'm ali vitali on this thursday, february 6th and we'll start with the news. elon musk's department of government. efficiency now has restricted their access to information in the treasury department's payment system. attorneys for the. >> justice department. >> agreed to temporary limits late last night, but it comes after a group of union members and retirees. sued the treasury department. >> they were. >> alleging that doj's access to the federal government's massive payment and collection system, as well as the personal data housed within it, violated federal privacy laws. the order would allow exceptions for two special government employees at the treasury, tom krause and marco velez, saying they're permitted access as needed to perform their duties, provided that such access to payment records will be read only. >> now. >> wired has. >> more reporting on ellis, who's a 25 year old engineer. he previously worked for two musk companies, and multiple sour

and tulsi gabbard, both are facing critical votes on capitol hill. and given how controversial both of these nominees are, president trump has reportedly been making calls to lawmakers to try and get them over the finish line. cnn's lauren fox has the very latest for us from capitol hill right now. and what are you hearing about these nominees and these votes? >> yeah, i mean. these are really two critical votes and some of the more. >> controversial nominees. >> from donald trump. first. >> today at. >> 10 a.m. >> we. >> are going. >> to see a. >> vote on. >> whether or not. >> the senate finance committee. >> will move forward. >> with the. >> nomination of. >> rfk jr.. >> there is. >> a huge. >> question mark right now surrounding. senator bill cassidy. >> he's a republican. >> from the state of louisiana. he is someone who cares deeply about vaccines. he's a former physician. he is also someone who has made his life's work on capitol hill, really looking at changes to the medicaid program, something that when he asked rfk jr. about in the finance

you can see others on this map, including in the telegraph hill area of san francisco. that's where abc seven news reporter lena howland is live this morning. lena. >> hey, amanda, good morning to you. san francisco public works says their crews are expected to be out here at telegraph hill, working to start the cleanup process on this landslide that happened on tuesday night. now, you can still see quite a bit of damage here where the slide broke through the retaining wall and fencing before spilling out onto samson street. public works officials say they lost about 400yd■!t of rock coming down frm the telegraph hillside during tuesday's storm, but they say they're lucky no one was parked or walking nearby when this happened, avoiding any injuries. specialist engineers were out inspecting the area tuesday night and wednesday morning, making sure the houses at the top of the hill were safe. and while those houses above aren't deemed to be at risk at this point, there is concern on the ground. >> so i was just telling my friends right here that i don't think i'm gonna co

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ntsb and faa investigators are set to be briefing lawmakers on capitol hill. we're showing you a live look of the potomac river right now where, as we know and have watched day in and day out crews continue their work, expected to remove the final large pieces of the american eagle jet from the potomac river. cnn's gabe cohen is joining us right now. he's got much more on this. gabe, you have been giving us updates day by day on how the recovery effort is going in the potomac and identification of all of the victims. so what are we expecting to hear when investigators head to capitol hill today? >> well, kate, we expect. >> it's going to be a significant day on the hill. >> as well as at. >> the wreckage site. we know those officials from the. >> ntsb and. >> faa are going. >> to be there to brief that bipartisan. group of lawmakers. >> about everything. >> they've learned. >> from all. >> of the flight data, the black. >> boxes. >> even their. >> early analysis of the wreckage. >> what we don't. >> know at this point. >> is what. >> answers they're. >> actual

but they did say engineers inspected the damage and feel what's left on this hill is stable. for now, though, they did say they plan to continue to monitor this situation over the next couple of days. with this rain in san francisco. lena howland abc seven news. >> our storm watch coverage takes us now to the tahoe area. take a look at conditions headed to truckee. a winter storm warning for areas above 5000ft runs through noon tomorrow. you can tell chains are needed on most vehicles traveling on both i-80 and highway 50. the sierra could get blanketed in up to 1 to 2ft of snow over the next two days. be careful. track the next storm with the abc seven bay area app. it gives you access to the same live doppler seven that our weather team uses. we'll also send alerts with important weather updates. in the south bay, police have a new tool to investigate hundreds of sexual assaults that have gone years without answers. a $2.5 million grant will allow the san jose police department to get new dna testing on rape kits, and pay detectives to see the cases through. that grant will

they have homes on top of the hill right now. it appears that people are still inside and because it happened towards the middle. bottom, there is a good chance and will confirm it come 9 o'clock or so whether or not they will that was not the case. back in 2007, when same situation, heavy rainfall followed by a landslide in this same area caused the city to come out evacuate dozens of homes. it took quite some time before they were allowed to return to their homes. but in the meantime, as you can clearly see, this road has been compromised because the bike lane and the number one lane, they have been removed from access. we will let you know, real time once the geologists to come out and see what's up. we did get a chance to talk to some people walking by and they always look over and they say they were fearful because of the heavy rainfall and sure enough this happen and there's more bad news to come, unfortunately, because, yes, it's cold, but dry today. and of course, john trimble has been talking about more rain tomorrow. ba

. >> i'm actually in the hot seat forest hill neighborhood. and this area is not under evacuation but had some serious storm damage. come over here and take a look with me. this right here was the road where the house had had fallen. you can see that this road is no longer here. there is actually waterfall. what looks like coming off of the road because of the flooding and then when we walk over here again, lots of mud and we have a large tree over here that was actually swallowed up by the mudslide as well. and you can see over their gaping large holes. and if we walk over here, you can take a look and see that over there in the corner where there it looks like there's some wood that was actually where the house used to be. and there's some remains of it. and people in this neighborhood on this block. tell me that this is something that they have never seen before. landslides are. >> fairly typical usually they don't take houses with them. a shocking sight video captured part of a house floating down the russian river. >> this is after strong

host: this is dion in tennessee, copper hill, democrat. caller: good morning. i was calling to inquire about how it's possible musk was allowed to get into the fdic and get their records as fdic's is not a government-funded agency. if the ic is a self-supporting agency. the only thing that i could see he could need to get and therefore is to eliminate the fdic to eliminate the banking regulations so that the banks will have none. that is the only reason i could possibly see why they would want to be in the fdic. host: that is dion. this is bill, spring hill, florida, republican, good morning. caller: good morning, jon. i love your show. if you ever leave c-span you could get a job in the movies. you look just like jason street -- jason stayed on. there are so many schools, so many administrative people in the schools and not enough teachers. i thought that computers were supposed to streamline this. all they've done is make more bureaucracy with computers. we are not running the whole system right. i hope that trump and elon musk straighten this out, because th

curtis jones was manager of mission hill extension when the renovations began. he is now director of public safety for the boston housing authority. you take care now. people expect public housing to bad. that is in our attitude. we expect it to look good because the better it looks better the environment, the better the attitude, the better the attitude, the less the crime. so we use the general standards that everyone goes by of what you would like in your own personal communities. most departments, their own entrances, not common corridors where criminals can slip in one door and out another. peaked roofs have replaced flat roofs, removing another police problem. low fences, green grass shrubs and trees. all designed to encourage tenants pride. discourage criminal behavior. abandoned cars are towed away. broken lights and windows are promptly fixed. even new graffiti is removed within 24 hours. graffiti. anything that shows is a mismanagement. we tried to attack because it's important that the residents know someone is in control. cannot give up control to dr

the restaurant is called mesquite open in hill. it's unique blend of caribbean and ethiopian food steen restaurant collaboration between green and alomar owner nelson herman and mesquite kitchen and garden owner up facil. mesquite will be on larkin street and will offer both traditional dining and down standers lounges and sports and entertainment green says he's passionate about representing black culture. opening creating welcoming space for all that restaurant set to open our 7th. >> coming up next in sports, wild day for the golden state warriors. they acquire jimmy butler from miami. more from the team as they react to that the team as they react to that trade after the break. i guess what i'm looking for from you is, i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say something like that won't happen again? that's fair. we committed to underground, 10,000 miles of electric line. you look back at where we were 10 years ago and we are in a completely different place today, and it's beca

and morgan hill right now at 8500. so we're going to continue to see these numbers go up a little bit more as we track the remnants of this storm system. right now it's more light to moderate rainfall. but i got to tell you, if you're headed out this evening, be ready for it to feel like a heavy rain. there's just so much water on the roadways. i had a hard time kind of draining off, so it's going to be coming up. your windshield wipers are goingbe speed down here in the south bay. we've got a few heavier pockets, although the strongest right now is from morgan hill to gilroy. that will likely stay around for the next hour to hour and a half. by the time we get into 10:00 tonight, all of this right there moves off towards the south, and we'll just have some spotty rain left at 10 p.m. and then this all clears out of here for tomorrow. so not expecting any rainfall for the morning commute, but chance here. we might get into a little bit of patchy fog. but the thing that you still want to be cautious about is the chance