players have commented on how hilly it is, so it is going to be hard work for them physically.use it is just inland from the sea. so you can accept some tough but exciting golf and also some feisty competition between these two rivals. great britain's emma raducanu says she will make her return to tennis next season after struggling with injuries. the 2021 us open winner has missed three of the four grand slams this season after undergoing surgery on her ankle and both wrists in may. on monday raducanu dropped outside of the world's top 200 and she will not return to tennis before the season—ending wta finals in november. the fact that they are still talking about me even though i'm not at these events or not about is a compliment. one thing someone told me is worry when they are not talking about you. so, yes, next season i will be back. this season all the slams were finished. it was difficult to watch them go by, but i was just trying to stay in my lane as much as possible and keep focused on my recovery and my path back. simone biles will compete for her 20th world title at

the hilly 184km stage had general classification timings taken two kilometres from the officialfinishuble with the weather. a lot of mud on the route. kamna managed tojoin a breakaway group that was never seriously chased down by the peloton. the weather issues left the general classification riders happy to coast home unchallenged. lots more on la vuelta on the bbc sports website, the us open tennis in new york, the tournament at flushing meadows. it's all on the bbc sport website for the bbc sport app. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello. we have a very warm week of weather in prospect. in fact, it could turn out to be some of the warmest weather of the year so far. the highest temperature we recorded over the summer was all the way back injune at 32.2 celsius. this week we are expected to get to 30 celsius, but some places could getjust a little bit warmer than that. certainly some very warm or even hot weather in the outlook with plenty of strong sunshine, butjust a little bit of mist and fog here and there — some to start monday morning, parti

unusually heavy rainfall has heightened the risk in these hilly terrains. businesses. translation: small transporters make their annual profits during this _ season of religious tours. but this year we have lost 80% business. in the past three months, unforgiving weather in northern india has claimed hundreds of lives, and displaced thousands. economic losses in the region are estimated to be at around $2 billion. it's not restricted just to the hills — so far this year, almost every day has been marked by extreme weather events in different parts of the country, and not just as flash floods and overflowing rivers, but also heatwaves and severe drought. adapting to this climate crisis comes at a high cost — over $1 trillion by 2030, according to india's central bank. but experts say funds are woefully short, despite pledges of support from wealthy nations. the money for climate change, which is coming largely for mitigation, isn't even going to the countries who need it most. it is going as loans, it is going as equity, which means that indebted countries a

it is one of the longest courses in europe and a lot of the players have commented on how hilly it isand it will also be pretty windy over the weekend because it is just inland from the sea so you can expect some tough but exciting golf and also some feisty competition between these two rivals. great britain's emma raducanu says she will make her return to tennis next season after struggling with injuries. the 2021 us open winner has missed three of the four grand slams this season after undergoing surgery on her ankle and both wrists in may. on monday raducanu dropped outside of the world's top 200 and she will not return to tennis before the season—ending wta finals in november. the fact that they're still talking about me, even though i'm not at these events or not about i think it'sjust a compliment. so i think one thing someone told me was worry when they're not talking about you. so, yeah, next season i'll be back. yeah. this season all the slams were finished, so it was difficult to watch them go by. but, yeah, iwasjust trying to stay in my lane as much as possible and keep foc

born in san francisco, younger brother of two sons born to rh hillis and jeanine parking hillis. the spring of 1970 the family relocated to houston texas and knew at a early age the calling of god was upon his life and confessed call to preach the gospel at age 9. on the third sunday in february 1975, he preached his first sermon under the leadership of his grandfather, the late reverend sb parker sat the greater zionmissionary baptist church. at the age of 13, started religious education when enrolled at the civil union bible college. he enjoyed sports, particularly football, also speech, drama, singing in the choir and playing in the marching band. he graduated from the booker t washington high school in the spring of 1984. following high school graduation, he attended bishop college and graduated summer of 1988 with degree in religion and philosophy. pastor hillis is the father of 5 children. during his life he enjoyed curriculum writing, planning, teaching, preaching, reading movies and cooking. his vision for double rock baptist church is actively engage community and not ju

born in san francisco, younger brother of two sons born to rh hillis and jeanine parking hillis. the spring of 1970 the family relocated to houston texas and knew at a early age the calling of god was upon his life and confessed call to preach the gospel at age 9. on the third sunday in february 1975, he preached his first sermon under the leadership of his grandfather, the late reverend sb parker sat the greater zionmissionary baptist church. at the age of 13, started religious education when enrolled at the civil union bible college. he enjoyed sports, particularly football, also speech, drama, singing in the choir and playing in the marching band. he graduated from the booker t washington high school in the spring of 1984. following high school graduation, he attended bishop college and graduated summer of 1988 with degree in religion and philosophy. pastor hillis is the father of 5 children. during his life he enjoyed curriculum writing, planning, teaching, preaching, reading movies and cooking. his vision for double rock baptist church is actively engage community and not ju

about his small homeland, most impressed the playwright and writer panorama of the regional center, hilly oldest city in belarus, which tourists leave solely in order to return here again for new impressions, my southern border of the minsk region, and something tells me that kopyl switzerland will greet us very cordially welcome the towering kopol castle, which the steep slopes and the kamenka river were protected from enemies . but one day the son of the enchantress drowned in its waters. the witch was furious and placed a curse on the river and hid it in the depths of castle hill. it resembles a holy spring flowing from under the mountain, and if it is dug up, the water of kamenka will probably flood everything around. i believe that it is only thanks to this belief that castle hill still stands together. source of health spring krinichka place

small homeland , the playwright and writer was most impressed by the panorama of the regional center, hillyth magnificent views of the local surroundings, like in the palm of your hand belarus, which tourists leave exclusively in order to definitely return here again for new impressions, my southern border of minsk region, and something tells me that kopyl switzerland will greet us very cordially welcome the towering kopol castle, which was protected from enemies by steep slopes and the kamenka river but one day the son of the enchantress drowned in its waters , the witch was furious and put a curse on the river and hid it in in the depths of castle hill there is a spring gushing out from under the mountain. and if you dig it up, then the waters of kamenka will probably be flooded. everything around i believe that it is only thanks to this belief that castle hill still stands together. krinichka is a unique, healing, interesting place observation of the water temperature, as in most holy springs , regardless of the time of year, is invariably 8.7° celsius, and chemical analysis showed that

because hilly. what's the story about the going to lighter? because hilly. going to be a tough because hilly. what's the story about the going to be a tough walkrse it's going to be a tough walk for you, isn't it? >> yeah, well, when i first when i realised luke i first realised that luke donald going to be the donald was going to be the captain, first things i captain, the first two things i said to luke was, we to said to luke was, we need to reserve need reserve caddies and we need light golf bags because it is an unbelievably hilly climb around marco you marco simone and obviously you know, there's every chance that you'll be doing two laps a day. so know, approaching 60, so you know, approaching 60, caddying for stone up there. mills ten mile a day to pretty hard but yeah , i think hard work. but yeah, i think like golf bags have been ordered and there's questions that i know stephen and ellie want to ask about golf. >> there's no questions off limits here, is there? because there's questions that people probably would never have the nerve to ask you. >

it's a large area, wooded, hilly terrain. of just sending a few people in and searching. as i said, we've had a number of tactical teams operating in there through the night. we continue to have teams operating in there now. it will take a long time to clear that -- that entire area and -- and we will -- but we will continue until we do locate him. >> you talked about how difficult the area was to search in. is this similarly difficult, more or less difficult? >> some similar challenges, the difference here it's a little larger area. and so anytime you are in an area like this you can imagine if you went out and took a several square mile area and had to three and find a single person who is trying to hide, it's a challenge. >> is he contained now in that area? >> as i said before no perimeter is ever 100% impenetrable. we are absolutely -- have absolutely stood up a very strong perimeter, we will do our very best to contain him in there and to capture him. [ inaudible question ] >> there are some creeks in there, yes. >> are

benedikt potonik resides in this beautiful hilly region, which is picturesque but also disaster-prone. homes swallowed up by rivers, crossings crushed by water. slovenian carpenter benedikt potonik doesn't know when or how he'll ever work again after flash floods hit 2 3 of his country. the water broke down this door and flooded the entire workshop. all of my carpentry machinery was inside and all of it is destroyed now. we spent thirty years of our lives building this in two hours, it was all gone. days on, dirt, debris and sludge coat the cut-off town of rna na koroskem benedikt takes us inside his family home. there's no running water, no power. the flood water came all way up to here. it was everywhere. now we have the firefighters - they're doing a really amazing job. others are also pitching in. neighbours drain mud by the bucketload. while soldiers homes out of the rubble. it's horrifying how powerful nature can be. we're happy we can do our duty. that's all that matters and all we can do. the force of nature is on full display here but far from the floodzone frontlines, the fo

benedikt potonik resides in this beautiful hilly region, which is picturesque but also disaster-prone. homes swallowed up by rivers, crossings crushed by water. slovenian carpenter benedikt potonik doesn't know when or how he'll ever work again after flash floods hit 2 3 of his country. the water broke down this door and flooded the entire workshop. all of my carpentry machinery was inside and all of it is destroyed now. we spent thirty years of our lives building this in two hours, it was all gone. days on, dirt, debris and sludge coat the cut-off town of rna na koroskem benedikt takes us inside his family home. there's no running water, no power. the flood water came all way up to here. it was everywhere. now we have the firefighters - they're doing a really amazing job. others are also pitching in. neighbours drain mud by the bucketload. while soldiers homes out of the rubble. it's horrifying how powerful nature can be. we're happy we can do our duty. that's all that matters and all we can do. the force of nature is on full display here but far from the floodzone frontlines, the fo

from the hilly streets of san francisco to the hallowed halls of congress as she put it. she added that dianne feinstein's career will inspire countless young woman to follow in her foot ups. tributes to the trailblazer continue to pull -- poor in. on the legacy of dianne feinstein. >> detain -- >> reporter: a trailblazing icon of the senate inspiring a final rare moments of unity on capitol hill after a 30 year career in the senate with a reputation for reaching across the aisle. >> leading us with great dignity, with great effectiveness and great leadership. >> her beloved home state of california and our entire nation are better for her dogged advocacy and diligent. >> she was a path breaker at times when it was even harder for women to be in leadership roles. >> she was a woman with so many first's. she was a wonderful friend to me. >> so today we grieve. we look at that desk and we know what we have lost. >> the 90-year-old senator passed away at her washington, d.c. home overnight following concerns over her health. she announced plans to step aside at the end of he

the other thing we are hearing because the terrain is hilly there are places where there aren't manyes, so there is very limited -- limitation of space for people to set up some sort of temporary accommodations. a lot of people have gone away. the sad things we're hearing, many times because of the trauma, state of despair, they are reluctant to leave their homes. we have heard heartbreaking things like exit our home to survive for how long. we live here as long as we can and then we'll die. then there are urgent needs related to food, table drinking water, sanitation, availability of latrines. a lot of need around all those areas. >> so clearly there is desperation, understandable levels of frustration we heard in our previous report. what can you do to relief it and what help do you still need? >> so i am very positive today because care medical got the green light to operate and deliver humanitarian assistance, so our teams are continuing with their assessment along with the local communities in coordination with the authorities to deliver our humanitarian response and our plan is

you're likely to see these guys, large, hairy spiders in hilly and grassy areas.s video taken over the weekend. despite their intimidating look, they are gentle giants. >> don't run over them. and if it's safe, and there's plenty of room to pull over, if you see a tarantula and pull your car over and just sort of urge the tarantula to finish crossing the road before someone else comes along, i do that quite a bit. >> let the tarantula cross the road. didn't you have tarantulas on you? a man took this video while driving home. the spiders come out during the day. >> they're quite soft. >> they're gentle giants. >>> back in a moment, to tell you what the gits, the other >>> if your glass is half-empty, this might have been the game that knocked the giants out of the playoff race. >> are we after-empty or half-full? >> i like to be half-full? >> we have a chance. the giants against the diamondbacks. top of the first inning, things started off great. joc pedderson comes to the plate. this would have been a nice win. but the second inning might be the sequence that sum

you're likely to see these guys, large, hairy spiders in hilly and grassy areas. this video taken over the weekend. despite their intimidating look, they are gentle giants. >> don't run over them. and if it's safe, and there's plenty of room to pull over, if you see a tarantula and pull your car over and just sort of urge the tarantula to finish crossing the road before someone else comes along, i do that quite a bit. >> let the tarantula cross the road. didn't you have tarantulas on you? a man took this video while driving home. the spiders come out during the day. >> they're quite soft. >> they're gentle giants. >>> back in a moment, to tell >>> back in a moment, to tell you what the gits, the other an alaska airlines $99 companion fare means that you can bring your best friend... you know, one of us is gonna have to change? but we're twinning? oh yay. ♪♪ ♪ we care a lot. ♪ you know, my friend funshine would have loved this trip. ♪♪ well our companion fare is just $99 with the alaska airlines visa card, so your friend can come along with you! next time you're th

you're likely to see the large, hairy spiders more often in hilly, grassy, and rocky parts of the bay area. this video taken last weekend by oakland resident jessica christian while visiting her grandfather in sunol. despite their appearance, tarantulas are actually often called gentle giants because they're known to be docile creatures. >> my only hope is that people stay respectful. keep your distance. treat them like they're squirrels. you know, they're out there on the road just like squirrels, and they've got to be protected just like any other animal. >> if you're a fan of these spiders, we've got something for you. the east bay regional park district will be offering its annual tarantula hiking tours next month. >>> how about this? would you be interested in sleeping or camping in an old b.a.r.t. car? there is a plan to turn one of those train cars into a vacation rental. this all started years ago. b.a.r.t. put out a call saying they'd give away the old train cars for free as long as the next owner had a good idea on how to put them to use. that's where michael lynn comes in.

small homeland, what most impressed the playwright and writer was the panorama of the regional center, hillypes with magnificent views of the local surroundings, in full view. this is the fifth oldest city in belarus, which tourists leave solely in order to return here again for new impressions, my southern border of the minsk region, and something tells me that kopyl switzerland will greet us very cordially welcome the towering kopol castle, which the steep slopes and the kamenka river were protected from enemies . but one day the son of the enchantress of fury witch drowned in its waters and cast a curse on the river and hid it in the depths of castle hill. about the legend resembles a holy spring flowing from under the mountain. and if you dig it up, then the kamenka water will probably flood everything around. i believe that only thanks to this belief, castle hill still stands in its place, at the foot of the source of health, the krinichka spring is a unique healing place. an interesting observation is that the water temperature, as in most holy springs, regardless of the time of year ,

this means for the next few weeks you're likely to see the hairy spiders in hilly, grassy, rocky partsbay area. this was taken by oakland resident jessica christian while visiting her grandfather in sunol. despite their appearance, we are told tarantulas are often called gentle giants because they are known to be very docile creatures. conservationists warn we are a greater danger to them than they are to us. >> definitely don't run over them, and if it's safe and there's plenty of room to pull over, if you see a tarantula, pull your car over and just sort of urge the tarantula to finish crossing the road before somebody else comes along. i do that quite a bit. >> this video was taken on friday showing a tarantula that he saw on an evening drive home from work. you'll likely see the spiders mostly during the day when it's warm. mating season ends when the first frost comes in late october. the annual tarantula hiking tours next month for those who would like to see the spiders in the wild. >>> if you prefer exercising in the morning in hopes of losing weight, a new study suggests you'r

director hillis and ms.round again, kind of our connection to our tenant programs and things like that. i don't know if there is a right of first refusal in this case where other laws that are maybe this is for you, ms. connor in terms of state laws, when people have are evicted and renovations occur, they have a right to return. obviously, they were evicted under the ellis act and not under renovation. but i'm just wondering, certain the project sponsors reaching out. do we have any verification that that happened or is there a way that we can do something so we know what the conversation was or if there are even any laws that apply to what is supposed to happen in that relationship? in a case like this, i'm not sure who wants to take that, but it's kind of a complicated one. okay, connor planning department staff, so i can speak a little bit to the ellis act eviction. so there was an act eviction back in 2019. and so there's basically three different constraint periods when you're looking at an act evictio

unusually heavy rainfall has heightened the risk in these hilly terrains.ting businesses. translation: small transporters make their annual profits during this _ season of religious tours. but this year we have lost 80% business. in the past three months, unforgiving weather in northern india has claimed hundreds of lives, and displaced thousands. economic losses in the region are estimated to be at around $2 billion. it's not restricted just to the hills — so far this year, almost every day has been marked by extreme weather events in different parts of the country, and not just as flash floods and overflowing rivers, but also heatwaves and severe drought. adapting to this climate crisis comes at a high cost — over $1 trillion by 2030, according to india's central bank. but experts say funds are woefully short, despite pledges of support from wealthy nations. the money for climate change, which is coming largely for mitigation, isn't even going to the countries who need it most. it is going as loans, it is going as equity, which means that indebted countri

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say that it is putin to worry about i say it is hilly 2 democrat national committee, it is people likek alias others have spoken propensity doing everything possible, to a cheat, to create disinformation misinformation why do american people collude social media companies that is intersection interference. >> incredible strategies to knock down political enemies, and, you see it within their own party look at democrats doing right now saying, . debate whatsoever robert f. kennedy, jr., resonated with independents but don't give him a shot. >> without a doubt intelligent articulate whether you agree with all views a thoroughly 120id person frankly, i think, you know he is scaring the daylights, off the biden people, because he is challenging so many of the "deep state" issues, that donald trump challenges, so biden by the getting from it left and right i think kenley, jr., a serious candidate resonateing across the political spectrum. >> a pleasure to see you thanks so much. >> thank you take care. >> mike huckabee this morning president biden border crisis spirals out of control a reco

so i direct my question to director hillis as to whether or not you will update us or have any forecast of what this may be. yeah, we i saw that as well. we've got an enforcement case open because, as you suspected, it does not meet the code requirements. but you know, we'll we can follow up and give you an update on what happens. i thought it would be kind of like a youth hostel perhaps, or something to that extent. well, we'll let you know, though. we can give you more details on that. okay that'd be great. thanks thank you. i don't see any other commissioners with their hands up. thank you. there's nothing further, commissioner. was department matters item 14 directors announcements. just one item. um. you know, we're nearing the end of the state legislative session, so all bills have either passed or not passed out of both houses of the state legislature and are sitting on the governor's desk there are a couple of them that are significant to us that relate mostly to housing, but land use items as well. and we plan to come to you in november with an information hearing as we digest

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it is one of the longest courses in europe and a lot of the players have commented on how hilly it isty competition between these two rivals. ., ., ., ., rivals. looking forward to it. you will have all— rivals. looking forward to it. you will have all the _ rivals. looking forward to it. you will have all the build-up - rivals. looking forward to it. you will have all the build-up for i rivals. looking forward to it. you will have all the build-up for us, | will have all the build—up for us, it starts on friday. many thanks indeed. let's quickly return to our top story. manchester united are in germany to face bayern munich. here's the united team. facundo pellistri, who makes his first start of the season. against harry kane's bayern munich. for me and the rest of the team, good night. live from london. this is bbc news king charles meets with president macron in paris as he begins a three—day state visit to france. this is the scene in versailles where king charles is guest of honour at a state dinner. prime minister rishi sunak revises his government's approach to net zero. the ph

it's very beautiful but also known for being incredibly hilly. it is tough going. coastal means it'll be windy, and that will affect play throughout the whole of the weekend. affect play throughout the whole of the weekend-— affect play throughout the whole of the weekend. fascinating to watch, thanks very — the weekend. fascinating to watch, thanks very much _ the weekend. fascinating to watch, thanks very much indeed, - the weekend. fascinating to watch, thanks very much indeed, jane. - the men's game has been dominated over the last couple of years by the involvement of liv golf — one of the more high—profile attempts made by saudi arabia to claim a stake in global sport. mohammed bin salman is the country's crown prince, and he's said he doesn't care about accustaions of "sportswashing." it's notjust golf — boxing events like the world heavyweight fight between anthonyjoshua and oleksandar usyk, not to mention the country's private investment fund purchase of newcastle and big money transfers in their domestic football, have all led to claims saudi arabia is us

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director hillis, did you want to add something? i just wanted to give i forgot to give a shout out to kate connor and carly grob, who were instrumental in developing and getting the housing legislation passed. so i just wanted to recognize them as well as ann topia from ewg, who did a tremendous job. thank you. right, thanks, commissioners. the historic preservation commission did not meet yesterday, but i just got some late breaking news that the mayor has nominated. amy campbell, an architect with gensler gensler, to replace kate black on the historic preservation commission, um, with that, we can move on to general public comment at this time. members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission. i accept agenda items with respect to agenda items. your opportunity to address the commission will be afforded when the item is reached. in the meeting. each member of the public may address the commission for up to three minutes when the n

up and it'll show you the scattered nature of these showers and not not expecting a lot, but in the hilly areas, there's a good chance for sprinkles, light showers. these are the highs from today. i think we've seen them before. much cooler than yesterday. and they're going to trend cooler tomorrow. still they being temperatures. there's clouds out there now. much better air quality. you can like i think last night this time it was hard to even see the bridge on this camera. there was so much smoke. so it's getting better. this is the satellite radar. this is actually the real time loop. so you can see this is the low in here and it's staying put and it is delivering some showers up in the northeast quadrant of california. some stuff up around the siskiyous on those fires, right up around the smith complex, which is giving us most of our smoke. and there's more to come. the forecast for tomorrow will be about like today, but slightly cooler. it's already 16 degrees cooler in concord than it was last night at this time. so here's the model and you see maybe some drizzle patches. 7 a.m. tom

. >> it is a large area, wooded and hilly terrain.is not something that it is a matter of just sending a few people in and searching. as i've said, we have had a number of tactical teams operating in there through the night. we continue to have teams operating in their now. it will take a long time to clear that. that entire area. but we will continue until we do locate him. >> reporter: and, jake, the other fascinating piece of information that we learned today is police believe cavalcante knows where he is and believed that he's been in this area before. all the more reason why police are pleading with residents to keep your homes locked and keep your cars locked and remain vigilant. jake. >> danny freeman in chester county, pennsylvania, thank you so much. >>> a highly anticipated knew book out today. profiled tech billionaire elon musk. it tells about his personal life, his motivations saz a business man and the book included an explosive claim about his satellite operations in ukraine. a claim that had to be tweaked. the author o

it's hilly and a lot of cornfields and cow and horse pastures, and a lot of areas where cavalcante couldand k-9 units on it as well. this is what police said earlier this morning. >> we always considered him to be dangerous and i expressed that in every press conference and briefing i have given to our people out there searching. we consider him desperate and dangerous. >> is he desperate enough to use that weapon? >> he killed two people previously, and i suspect he's desperate enough to use that weapon. >> reporter: when asked if he has any help, police said no comment but they said they believe he is beyond assistance, and will potentially use that weapon, josÉ. >> thank you. >>> turning now to the latest on the legal drama surrounding former president trump. attorneys for the former president moved to have tanya chutkan recuse herself. with us to talk more about this, intelligence correspondent, ken dilanian, and also an msnbc legal analyst. what kind of statements are trump's attorneys pointing to when it comes to them thinking tanya chutkan recusing herself. >> well, she has been k

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as we have discussed many, many times, this is a difficult terrain, it's heavily wooded, hilly.rural area, not in an urban area where he's walking the streets of a city. and i think that's the only important part. he now has a rifle. it's very difficult to conceal a rifle. if it was a handgun, a pistol, a glock, it's easier to conceal. he's not going to give up the weapon, it's his and he's prepared to use it. so a little more difficult with a rifle, anyone that sees that will know it's him. he's changed his appearance many times. the fact he's clean shaven, he had the ability to shave. it's important to know cavalcante has no limits, killed at least two known people we are aware of, one in the united states, his girlfriend, he stabbed 38 times in front of her two young children, this man has no soul. he's very, very evil and it's important to stay alert and aware. and rural areas, people, you know, they don't lock their doors, thinking no one is going to come to my house, i don't live in the city. now is the time you lock your doors, your windows, your cars, your sheds, and if

hilly terrain. they say tactical teams are involved. what sort of search tactics and techniques might they be using? >> all the srt and s.w.a.t. teams, special response teams, dogs, tracking dogs, air assets, infrared radar to see movement at night. but the canopy blocks a lot of that, the thick leaves. so it is very tough. cavalcante is cagy and he grew up in a ranching area in brazil. and he is brazenly killed a victim with a gun in brazil. he's killed with gun, he's killed with knives. this guy is a killer. and he will kill to try to escape. >> a scary situation. jim cavanaugh, thank you so much for being an expert on this for us and analyzing where we're at. if anything happen, we'll bring you back. appreciate it. >>> turning to washington now where the house is back in session. in a few hours speaker mccarthy is preparing for a massive political escalation. nbc news learned that the speaker will formally endorse an impeachment probe into president biden this week. let's bring in capitol hill correspondent ali vitali and also former

do, they don't curb their wheels, which of course, us locals know that we should do because of our hillynvironment out here. san francisco leaders met yesterday in a hearing to discuss combating car break ins. san francisco police say there have been more than 15,000 car break ins so far this year. that is down by about 500 at this time. last year. but the number is still high. police have made 37 arrests so far this year, connected to car break ins. they have added more officers in neighborhoods where break ins are happening. they're also using bait cars to catch thieves . but police say there are challenges such as current policy not allowing pretax stops, such as pulling cars over for no plates. the woman behind lost and found san francisco.com reunites people with their stolen stuff after smash and grabs she's happy to see more attention on the problem but believes there is a long way to go. so does the mayor. it's not just park smart, it's everything. >> it's awareness. it's ambassadors, it's police, it's arrest, it's accountability. it's not just one thing to deal with this real ep

it's a large area, wooded, hilly terrain. it's mott something that's a matter of sending a few people in and searching. anytime you're in an area like this, you can imagine if you went out and took a several square mile area and had to try and find a single person who is trying to hide, it's a challenge. >> reporter: new, police did say they believe he is familiar with this area, and when asked if he's getting any help, police said no comment, but they did say at this point they believe he is beyond assistance. kate and zinhle. >> lindsey reiser in pennsylvania for us, thank you. >>> we're following breaking news out of washington, d.c., in a highly controversial move, speaker kevin mccarthy announced he is directing house committees to begin a formal impeachment inquiry into president biden. republicans have, quote, uncovered serious and credible allegations into president biden detailing some of them in a news conference earlier today. >> through our investigations, we have found that president biden did lie to the american

some comfortable shoes for people walking around the city and take a deep breath, because it can get hillygo into the middle parts of the morning, seeing the cloud cover stick around. temperatures will warm up into the 60s in the city. maybe people have a long day, want to head to oracle park. it's special because it's mexican heritage night. aside from it being a regular game, they'll be doing festivities there. it's going to be gusty as you go into the middle of the game. we'll talk more about all of our microclimate forecast coming up. >>> mike is looking at a backup in sunol. >> we had a big backup and i think there might have been a second crash. the first one we showed at the off-ramp there, a second one closer to 84, that might be blocking the lane. i hear it's involving a big rig and possibly three other vehicles. no details on which lanes are affected. look at the backup out of pleasanton and down to 84. that is a tougher drive. if you're off the dublin grid, you might want to head west and head toward 880 where it's a mild, predictable build. that might send more traffic through

. >> it's a large area, wooded, hilly terrain.that it's a matter of just sending a few people in and searching. as i said, we've had a number of tactical teams operating in there through the night. we continue to have teams operating in there now. it will take a long time to clear that entire area. but we will continue until we do locate him. >> reporter: and, erin, the other piece of fascinating information that we learned today is police said cavalcante actually knows where he is. they believe that he has been in this area before. all the more reason, police say, that you should be, if you live in this area, extra vigilant and lock your doors and lock your cars. erin? >> danny, thank you very much. i want to go now to a fugitive hunter. he is one of the premier fugitive hunters for the state of texas. he's been involved in every prison escape in that state since 1989. most recently the highly publicized 42-day manhunt for the so-called texas seven last december. you know more about this than anybody and you've been watching this

it is a large area, wooded, hilly terrain.sending a few people in and searching. we have had a number of tactical teams operating in there through the night. we continue to have teams operating in there now. it will take a long time to clear that entire area. and we will continue until we do locate him. >> you say how difficult the area was to search in. [inaudible] >> similar challenges. the difference here is a larger area. any time you are in an area like this you can imagine if you went out and took several square mile area and had the try and find a single person who is trying to hide, it is a challenge. >> is he contained now in that area? >> no perimeter is ever 100% impenetrable. we are absolutely -- have absolutely stood up a very strong perimeter. we will do our very best to contain him in there and to capture him. >> [inaudible] >> there are some creeks in there, yes. >> law enforcement now that he is armed and dangerous. are officer instructed to wear tactical gear? >> they have been wearing their gear throughout t

you have a hilly terrain, a heavy wooded area. this is not some urban city with video surveillance everywhere. this was tough. but they had the aviation and the canines. over 500 law enforcement officers. like dana mentioned, this was very expensive. a very expensive operation. the correction officer who allowed this to occur again there has to be a full investigation in that jail. this is the second time this happened since may. completely inexcusable. i think also people look at this individual and think he is five feet tall, from brazil. doesn't seem threatening. he was extremely savvy and sophisticated. a lot of that came from his upbringing likely in brazil. he is used to going without. in a situation where a lot of people would crumble without food and without sanitation for two weeks, for him it was -- he was able to get by with the minimal amount necessary and he did. and i can tell you, you get in the mind of a criminal. they have nothing to lose. they don't care. they will die before they will go to jail for the rest of

it's hilly, it's trees, it's got a lot of maples.e years ago, all of a sudden, the we just saw this massive explosion and the numbers of people coming. >> but now residents have asked authorities to close down the road. >> this is all private residences on this road. there's no public tourist destination open. so that becomes a real problem. >> so who will win this battle? it's all coming up at 7 a.m. with your gma. first look, i'm will reeve, abc news, manchester , vermont. >> love is in the air and so are proposals. signet jewelers, the largest jewelry company in the us, says a spike in engagement is coming. according to the company which owns zales, jared jewelers. did you know they own all those? >> all of them. >> all of them. proposals happen about three or so years into dating. the pandemic had caused a disruption in dating and therefore a lull in engagement. but signet expects marriage proposals to start rebounding in 2024. it's definitely hoping so. it's business literally depends on it. speak it. the jeweler expects 2.5 mil

on bemalf of supervisor walton, raynard hillis and francis ho. >> we are adjourned. [meeting adjourned] and also had an effect. you have been a mentor to many of us in the department, and it extends even past this department. they would always at the me this, johanna a told me this. whatever you do in your future endeavor, i hope that you will stay in touch with us. thank you for your contribution for this city and for the environment. thank you for everything you have done for this city and for the >> [ applause ] >> thank you. thank you all. thanks for those wonderful words. i'm really touched by what you have said and it's a good thing i have my notes. >> first, can i have more than three minutes? >> yeah. [ laughter ] it's a first time i have been on this side before this body. serving on the san francisco environment commission for all of these years has been an extraordinary experience for me. i'm grateful to all the mayors who appointed and reappointed me from mayor brown to mayor breed. i'm grateful to the commission secretary, monica fish, anthony valdes and