of the corona statistics with more than 288 thousand infections and 3001 victims, and the fire of john gray early and spain caused the evacuation of more than 1500 people from happy homes. iran, which started two days ago, has destroyed more than 3,000 hectares of forests in eastern spain , 450 firefighters are trying to control the fire, 15 water-sprinkling planes and helicopters have also been used. widespread fires in spain usually occur in the summer. falls and fires the early cause of concern for the authorities of this country, the prime minister of spain, pedro sanchez, said that this early fire shows that we should pay more attention to climate change , according to the european forest fire information system, about 500 fires were registered in spain last summer. and burned more than 300,000 hectares at 1133 hours, the next part of khabarabad, in the name of god, hello, good night, ladies and gentlemen , welcome to tonight's football schedule and schedule. i hope that your prayers and worship are accepted by god almighty. the first game of the iranian national team under the head co

john gray air mails is pick off throw and brett wisely. conforto commended scores to nothing. giant squad to win four. nothing about the aids they were playing at home, as well as hojo cam park in nearby mesa comes up one nothing when jesus, aggie lar is going to rock one out of here, the left he's six ft. 3 £277, and that is his first home run of the springs, but that was as good as it got for the a's. they lose 4 to 2, a's dropped to 10 and 13 6 more cactus league games to go. all right? i don't think i've ever seen a run scored quite like this before. check this out high school softball from texas jada walton . she's a senior from cartridge . she's waved in from second base. the throw home beats him by a mile and she looks to be out until she pulls the hey, look over there. a school and you're falling for it worked. look at what now i have that's after catching kind of feel sorry for the catch. i feel behold the quantum flux -- a magic portal to the past, what some might call a "time machine." this is where you guys go "oooh." no, thank

bottom third john gray air mails pick off throw to third and that allows brett and michael conforto too score makes it two. nothing giants going to win four. nothing as four pitchers combined on the shutout. is hosting the cubs about half hour away at ho ho camp park in mesa cubs, up one in the fourth, when big jesus angle are sends a towering shot to left and that is gone for the six ft. 3 £277, aggie lars, first home run of the spring. we're tied at one that was good as a guide for the a's, though they lose, 42 is dropped to 10 and 13 was six more cactus league games left. alright more people watched last night's world baseball classic final, then any major league baseball regular season game over the past two seasons. the star among stars was without a doubt, shohei otani. he struck out mike trout to seal japan's 32 win over the united states. otani was the tournament m v p, and now the baseball hall of fame has come a calling. otani is going to send his cap to cooperstown, one of several artifacts headed to the museum. and john moran. is back. with the grizzlies following that eigh

four strikeouts scoreless bottom third, when john gray air mails pick off throw to third brett kavanaughe in to score that makes it two. nothing giants going to win 44 pitchers. combining on the shutout is hosting the cubs, about a half hour away at ho ho kam park in mesa. cubs up one in the fourth when big jesus seagal are since this towering shot to left, that's a solo home run for the 6.3 £277 a gallon his first of the spring, and we're tied at one that was as good as it got for the aids, though they lose four to the a's drafted 10 and 13 was six more cactus league games to go. the world baseball classic was a resounding success and people were watching last night's championship game between the united states and japan. it drew the largest audience in the history of the event with more viewers than any regular season major league game over the past two years. and how about that? ending two of the biggest stars shohei otani. facing his angels teammate mike trout with two outs in the ninth of a one run game is ready. trouts ready? 32 struck him out. japan captures its third wbc champion

little gray. john, good morning. a little bit on the gray side for sure, guys, there's some sunlight peeking through there, though. and you can see a touch of blue between those gray clouds that we have out there. >> definitely not as cold in the morning. so we traded in a little bit of the sunshine we had yesterday at this time for a little bit more of a mild feel to it. but the embarcadero still looks. alright, got a few of you out there on your morning. jog says they can see 30's 40's for current temperatures. most of us well into the 40's hayward, alameda and oakland. 47 pittsburgh. 46 right now. then some 30's from delay out to santa rosa, but upper 30 staying above freezing. now winds breezy us at the coastline today is not going to be a super windy day, but a few breezy spots near the coast and into the delta skies actually do clear out really nicely today. the only day this weekend that is bringing consistently dry skies tomorrow, sunday and monday of next week, all looking at some rain and i'll get to it. sti

they're not smart enough that's what they're saying >> right >> but is anyone smarter than john gray his team terms of figuring out what a loan book is worth >> no. they probably have a very good sense for that as do any number of other -- >> are they working this weekend? >> i don't know >> could you make a call >> i made a lot of calls, and i don't know >> why do we keep putting these banks up like they're on the do not resuscitate list >> it's funny you say that, because yesterday the jpm desk wrote that x financials, the desk is eerily quiet neither the shorts nor the longs want to press too hard 3,860 feels like a win for the longs for the week would you go along with that >> i would not as the late, grate jim fisk said about gold, you short this market, and i'll give you an invitation to your funeral i think this is a dangerous short market, just because of what you just said if nobody's doing anything, and we get, like, an ounce of good news, that could ignite something. i'm not saying -- we need an uns of good news we don't have that now but every single indicator for deflati

little gray. john, good morning. on the gray side for sure, guys, there's some sunlight peeking through there, though. and you can see a touch of blue between those gray clouds that we have out there. >> definitely not as cold in the morning. so we traded in a little bit of the sunshine we had yesterday at this time for a little bit more of a mild feel to it. but the embarcadero still looks. alright, got a few of you out there on your morning. jog says they can see 30's 40's for current temperatures. most of us well into the 40's hayward, alameda and oakland. 47 pittsburgh. 46 right now. then some 30's from delay out to santa rosa, but upper 30 staying above freezing. now winds breezy us at the coastline today is not going to be a super windy day, but a few breezy spots near the coast and into the delta skies actually do clear out really

john kerry. aku we're speaking with t. s a whistleblower bob mclean. about his experience fighting the department of homeland security. good to have you back bob gray to be here with you, john. bob, we are now almost 20 years after your initial whistleblowers goes disclosure. that's a very long time, especially in government. but you have never given up despite daunting setbacks along the way. like most other whistleblowers, the price you've paid has been very high. your finances are ruined. you face the possibility of losing your home. your family has been under terrible pressure, but you're back in court again. tell us about that. what's the latest on your case? it's gotten in saying, ah, we had, i discovered, after my marriage systems protection board hearing closed, that my administrative judge was a headquarters. she us 15, which is generally a grade for a, a senior med level manager and was a attorney representing the department of homeland security federal air marshal service during the same years that i was blowing the whistle on the agency which was confirmed by the supreme court so i filed a complaint with the u. s. office of special coun

john henry al jazeera chicago. every year gray whales embark on one of the longest migrations in the world. it's a 16000 kilometer trade from the lagoons of mexico. to be taken back again, but in recent years, their numbers have dramatically decreased john home and has a story from off mexico, west coast. the sailors in times past who this the devil, fish, the little sign of now is playful, is a 15 me to 40. come puppy a gray whale and it's car, one of the great sites to the pacific coast from mexico to alaska. but in the last 4 years, the great wells numbers have gone down by almost 40 percent. according to the national oceanic and atmospheric research administration, the u. s. agency. the number of carbs is decreased to, to the lowest points in scientists, thought it counting them in the 90 martinez in son ignacio like new mexico together with his team, where wales breed. he's been coming here for the last 15 years to monitor them as part of the laguna son ignacio echo system science program. i asked him why the drug phenomena,

john from tampa, jesse, as a gray-haired frumpy dresser, you make me uncomfortable.vercoat. now, i feel like a flasher if that's all i'm wearing. that would be offensive. ha-ha. others might like it harvey from virginia, maa could use his powers to fix the headliner of his car. ha-ha. that's all for tonight. dvr the show. tucker's up next. always remember, i'm watters and this is my world. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening. welcome to tucker carlson tonight. last night, we aired video from surveillance cameras on capitol hill. that video was recorded 26 months to the day before, january 6th, 2021. and for 26 months, that footage was held from the american public. the january 6th committee made certain. now, the justice department also

gray area. the saudi state and oil. john rumker has announced a reco profits of $161000000000.00 for last year. that's up to 46 percent compared with the previous year. the huge profits came with result of higher energy prices due to the war in ukraine and western sanctions, restricting russian oil and gas exports. the u. s. u. k. government say that they're working to minimize damage from the collapse of silicon valley bank. washington's treasury secretary john ellen, has ruled on rescue package for the fun. last week's claps was the largest failure of the us bank since the financial crisis of 2008. my kind of explains it all happened over a 48 hour period. following reports, the bank had liquidity problems, deposited rush to withdraw their funds, and the bank simply ran out of money, regulate as quickly seize the remaining assets and took over. the bank is insured, but this is kept at $250000.00, which is devastating for big investors. and we will get it access to $250000.00 on monday. but after that, trying to get access

john it's a pretty concerning maps. there are jennifer gray. appreciate it.i do hope those people stay safe overnight in the tornado zone. the parents of the oxford high school shooter will have to stand trial for involuntary manslaughter for the four deaths their son caused. jennifer and james crumbly, are accused of failing to secure a gun and ignoring the mental health needs of their son. michigan appeals court has ruled that prosecutors have presented enough evidence to take the case to trial. their son has pleaded guilty to terrorism and murder charges, and it could be sentenced to life in prison without parole. attorney areva martin joins me now, reba. great to see you. so what kind of precedent? i mean? how novel is this for a parents to face trial for crimes committed by their child? thank you, john. we know that typically, courts don't like to hold parents responsible for the intentional actions of their children. all those states around the country have been enacting laws, particularly those related to the access to weapons and guns like this case w

john henry al jazeera chicago. every year gray whales embark on one of the longest migrations in the world. it's a 16000 kilometer trip from the lagoons of mexico to the arctic and back again. but in recent years, their numbers have drastically risk decreased. john home and has the story. from off mexico's west coast say listen times, pause. who this, the devil fish is little sign of that now was playful, is a 15 meter 40 tom puppy, a gray whale. and it's cough one of the great sites for the pacific coast, from mexico to alaska. but in the last 4 years, the great wells numbers have gone down by almost 40 percent. according to the national oceanic and atmospheric research administration, the u. s. agency and the number of carves is decreased to, to the lowest point since scientists started counting them in the ninety's. thought to sir, you're martinez is in son ignacio laguna mexico together with his team where whales breed. he's been coming here for the last 15 years to monitor them as part of the laguna son ignacio ecosystem scie

. >> john: all of the leaves are brown and the sky is gray. >> in the, great song, one of my favoriteseam a little dream of me. we should have a mama's and papa's appreciation >> john: and the birds. >> gillian: you guys watch, right? that would be great. as john likes to mention a lot of the lyrics are pilfered. >> john: like 70% of the song i think, straight out of the bible. >> gillian: i still love them anyway. there's too this, president biden is facing the call from the republicans to press president xi on covid's origins, the spy balloon and tiktok, now where it's spending a lot of the government's fortune, that is raising some red flags over at the pentagon. >> john: plus the city council looking to backtrack on controversial changes to its criminal code as president biden suggests democrats need to get tough on crime. what a turnaround. seems they do not get the house, why can jeffrey says that democrats have a record of cracking down on criminals. speak of the d.c. government's response to this right now is to hand out car locks, wheel locks to people who are worried about ge

gray whales. but last year research has counted nearly $10000.00 fewer, a decrease of about 40 percent. john hallman house, the story of mexico's west coast. ah, sailors in times past who this the devil fish as little sign of that now was playful as a 50 meter 40 tom puppy, a gray whale. and its cough one of the great sites to the pacific coast from mexico to alaska. but in the last 4 years, the great wells numbers have gone down by almost 40 percent. according to the national oceanic and atmospheric research administration, u. s. agency, that's the number of carbs is decreased to, to the lowest points in scientists. started counting them in the ninety's. the doctor says here martinez in san ignacio laguna mexico together with his team where whales breed. he's been coming here for the last 15 years to monitor them as part of the laguna son ignacio echo system science program. i asked him why the drug phenomenal c m i, and seems to me that i, you know, like when there's a phenomenon called skinny well in which you start seeing that their body condition is getting worse. getting thinner. it's

john, thank you for that. well, we've got those gray skies out there and looks like choppy water year. >> so we know the storm is inching closer and closer. a lot of you trying to get things done. so drive times traveling into the city this morning right so that freeman street exit 16 minute and the meteor lights are still on 40 min right for 80 to 101, looks like we do have some winds there as our cameras going back in for just a bit to slow down as a traveling, a richmond center fell bridge about 8 still looks pretty at what we can certainly see. the rain starting to come down in this shot. and if you're taking that golden gate bridge right now, 37 to the tolls and take about 24 minutes. all right, james, back to you. all right. yeah, you can see the rain started to come down around the bay and california. parts of it under a state of emergency right now as that storm is expected to deliver quite the punch. yeah. looking for everything. from flooding conditions to potential. >> mudslides, lot of damage falling trees, all of that and p

they say, that it is black cars, or such gray shades, that most often get into an accident. here, john lennon's car , too, mini cooper had an accident , i don't think it's a coincidence. by the way, again, according to statistics , cars, for example, are less likely to be orange. here are some interesting statistics in such difficult traffic situations. but in general, uh , i think the statistics will work for you, if you follow all the rules of the road and unconditionally observe the speed limit, then everything will be with you with your car great, because for sure, well, there are certain rules when choosing a wardrobe, when we form it, so a couple of life hacks now from our fashion stylist will tell us how to choose some accessories. what exactly do we learn from our rubric? in spring, the weather can change in a few hours, and here even a scarf will protect your neck from a cool wind. we will tell you how to choose the right fashion. the scarf was the french king louis xiv. this accessory has long been a symbol of belonging to the nobility in the women's wardrobe. migrated only a

john. >> definitely interesting talking about that. what you guys just wrapped up there. we are looking at some gray skies out there across the bay area. we do have still some lingering showers out there for sure, which is going to be something that we see for the weekend ahead of us. just an active weekend to come. you can see the golden gate bridge sitting under the grey right now. speaking of them, neutral pattern we're in. we just exited la nina earlier this year. so talking about that la nina technically ended months ago, actually. so we're seeing a neutral pattern right now neutrals done well for us. it seems because this is where we are at a few weeks ago and this is where we progress to now, which is an elimination of drought on the central coast, the central valley into the sierra foothills, the north coast still looking at some lingering drought in those areas. but with the progression of to atmospheric rivers, one that we saw bull's eye in the bay area last night and the next that's going to impact us into monday tuesday of this next week. we are going to be looking at likely even more po

ransom scott, founder, black investors black excellence awareness project, diane gray of director 100% college prep institute. john henry, if you're here, john henry, executive director, both sides of the conversation. kyle shin, son of paper who just performed for us, one of our judges, and, of course, our city librarian michael lambert and digging you if you're here from our francisco commission on the arts for those of us. i want to thank all of our judges who took the time to look at this art and provide us their future. thank you. hey, john, real quick. real quick. i just want to acknowledge our two elected officials in attendance today. our local district five supervisor dean preston, he was in the back earlier. and we also have district eight supervisor rafael mantle, man. thank you so much for joining us. thank you, mike. welcome all. the artwork here reflects something, the mayor said a little while ago that diversity is our strength. and each of the stories that are reflected we saw something about that diversity in the way it was shared in our communities. some of the art showed people in the community

gray all day long today. i've got your full forecast. still ahead, rain. john, thank you for that. talking about flooding eastbound and westbound 5.80. >> 35th avenue right between high street oakland. those lanes are blocked because of the water there. so flooding there. 8.80, your alternate to take this morning. instead of getting on 5.80, flooding northbound, 1, one unlucky drive in corte madera at 6.80, at marina vista ave. that's up in martinez. now. our highways still look pretty ever remember, things are slick. things are wet. no need to rush out there this morning, although you can, you should do it. northbound 6.80, south of 84th. that's and so no there we've got an accident. so a slight delay there. no major issues, a bay bridge, various looking lead 9 so that fremont street exit, all those winds across the san mateo bridge, you can see that because of the bridge cam shaking back and forth. slow down there. richmond center fell bridge about 7 minutes and that golden gate bridge. it will be about 19 minutes. remember on days like this, they always slow bart down. so if you

victoria gray was nominated to replace commissioner johns for the historic preservation xhickz commission and moved forward to full board with 2-1 vote. if no questions--no questions related to the board report, there is no report for board of appeals. the historic preservation committee did meet yesterday and adopted historic context statement rebuilding the city from 1933 through 1943. wonderful report. i strongly recommend the read. it was suggested it be published into a book. also, the historic preservation knhigz initiated land mark deshingination for 2041 larkin street. the church for fellowship of all people established by dr. fisc and dr. thermman. that place under general public comment. [providing instructions for public comment] >> good afternoon. georgia. last week cua hearing on the legalization of the cumberland ttd raised questions in need of answers. why were there several different sets of demo calics for the alteration? why was the projecktd reviewed as a alteration when three threshold s were exceeded in the 2017 demo materic and forth was closed? why were the (indisce

where a lot of those investors are now looking for more gray zones or offshore resources to d to da bn the space that could have been regulatessed johnto block chain. those are different things. the cryptocurrency area of the market has become muddied because of the scandals and issues. block chain is very much looked at as a growth vehicle for a number of industries including financial services, anthony, right? >> absolutely. i think one of the larger issues on the regulatory sides especially in the u.s. is that you have multiple regulatory bodies, the s.e.c., the cftc, you also have state by state led regulation and so congress really needs to come in and actually set forth who exactly is supposed to regulate what and i think to your point there might be some confusion with respect to crypto versus block chain versus web three and where the regulation p comes into play. you look at japan, they have one regulatory body, the financial services agency which sets all crypto regulation and they're probably one of the best frameworks around the world with respect to what crypto might look like tomorrow from a regulatory landscape. maria:

it's john kieriyaki with at this hour, american and coalition forces are in the early stages of military operations to disarm iraq, to free its people, and to defend the world from gray. with we will bring to their benefit people, food and medicines, and supplies. and fleet with knowledge the levels in 2011, the largest earthquake ever recorded in japan is registered. a 14 meter tsunami, devastates the fukushima di each in nuclear power plant, a remote, the with the nuclear reactors of flooded sparking. and how rhythmic disaster them with he'll get in the middle. ha, i go on a, i old political boonies eventually via an italian. jonah is living in japan, decides to go to the area of the nuclear meltdown from fukushima immediately about the for the sure the bus one of us that he the jordan grove for. i'd love to talk to somebody about the with to there's a minimum of for ya. investigation starts watch on our t. hm. ah ah. hello and welcome to cross hawk where all things are considered. i'm peter lavelle, western capitals, and they're pliant. corporate media continue to maintain the west is not at war with russia. however, the fact is, nato is a co belligerent, supplyin

john holborn has the story from off mexico's west coast. the sailors in times past who vis the devil, fish. the little sign of that now is playful, is a 50 meter 40 come puppy a gray whale. and it's cough one of the great sites to the pacific coast, from mexico to alaska. but in the last 4 years, the great wells numbers have gone down by almost 40 percent. according to the national oceanic and atmospheric research administration, us agency, the number of carbs is decreased to, to the lowest points in scientists, thought it counting them in the 90s. the doctor, sir hugh martinez in san ignacio like new mexico together with his team where wales breed. he's been coming here for the last 15 years to monitor them as part of the laguna son ignacio echo system science program. i asked him why the drug phenomenal c m i and seems to me that i, in florida, when there's a phenomenon called skinny well in which you start seeing that their body condition is getting worse, getting thinner because they're not getting enough food. and from the middle of 2018, the phenomenon started happening. it peaked in 2020, when 30 percent of the whales were in that condition and all the whal

john holeman has the story off mexico's west coast sailors in times past who built the devil, fish. as little sign of that now was playful as a 15 meter 40 tom puppy, the gray whale, and its cough one of the great sites for the pacific coast, from mexico to alaska. but in the last 4 years, the great wells numbers have gone down by almost 40 percent. according to the national oceanic and atmospheric research administration, the u. s. agency that the number of carves is decreased to, to the lowest point since scientists started counting them in the ninety's. ah, not to sir. you're martinez is in son ignacio laguna mexico together with his team, where whales breed. he's been coming here for the last 15 years to monitor them as part of the laguna son ignacio ecosystem science program. i asked him why the drop . i am phenomenal. they are my and syndrome and eliana felucca. there is a phenomenon called the skinny whale in which you start seeing that their body condition is getting worse is getting thinner and because they're not getting enough food. and from the middle of 2018, the phenomenon started happening, although it peaked in 2020. when 30 percent of the w

ransom scott, founder, black investors black excellence awareness project, diane gray of director 100% college prep institute. john, if you're here, john henry, executive director, both sides of the conversation. kyle shin, son of paper who just performed for us, one of our judges, and, of course, our city librarian michael lambert and digging you if you're here from our francisco commission on the arts for those of us. i want to thank all of our judges who took the time to look at this art and provide us their future. thank you. hey, john, real quick. real quick. i just want to acknowledge our two elected officials in attendance today. our local district five supervisor dean preston, he was in the back earlier. and we also have district eight supervisor rafael mantle, man. thank you so much for joining us. thank you, mike. welcome all. the artwork here reflects something, the mayor said a little while ago that diversity is our strength. and each of the stories that are reflected we saw something about that diversity in the way it was shared in our communities. some of the art showed people in the community garden

john. yeah, good morning. it's a nicer morning right now than it was just a couple hours ago in san francisco. at least >> where the grayes have moved inland. and now you're looking at views like this is you face towards the coast golden gate park and are some nice sunshine. still a few clouds out there and watching closely. but overall, we're seeing conditions coming down for a lot of us at this point. so we do see a line of showers up in the north bay going to start with this one stretching right here from marin county arrive over towards ville, a hole into fairfield. a couple pockets of heavier rainfall. there. still a little rain. snow mix up in northern sonoma and napa counties and some snow in lake county. most of our heavier rain pose moved out into the central valley. now, as for the south bay, we've seen a few light showers. it's been our comments for the santa clara valley. you do have some snow up in mount hamilton and a few upper elevations in the santa cruz mountains. now today gets calmer into the afternoon, especially early afternoon. get out there for a bit. enjoy some sunshine. we are going to see some

to john i'll be speaking to john ashworth, and pensions ashworth, the work and pensions secretary , about how well keir secretary, about how well keir starmer knows sue grayause i think we need to know, don't we? but first all, let's just go but first of all, let's just go through newspaper through the newspaper headlines. as imagine , the sunday as you could imagine, the sunday telegraph again leads with this huge .it telegraph again leads with this huge . it isn't going to huge expose. it isn't going to be scoop of the year. i don't know. is hancock's to know. what is hancock's plan to frighten off the frighten the pants off the pubuc frighten the pants off the public ? just that in public? we just cutting that in just minute sunday times just a minute. sunday times putin has stolen our children . putin has stolen our children. the observer . putin has stolen our children. the observer. i'll be discussing this with jake berry. he's gone full. trump tories turn on johnson over partygate the mirror . it's johnson over partygate the mirror. it's the johnson over partygate the mirror . it's the royal who mirror. it's the royal who refuses to go away as he c

gray. hopefully everybody can kind of get to work between the showers because i know it's. >> we're far from over. in fact, john'sded forecast have wet weather with us well into next week get used to it, right? yeah. this is one to settle into for sure. we do see conditions lightning up towards wednesday, thursday and friday of next week. but that's still a long ways away. we're looking at a whole nother atmospheric river. in fact, it's going to be impacting us in the days to come. now, let's get really close look at this castle peak camera right here. i want you to focus on the trees on the side of the road. look at how much wind is just pushing those trees back and forth. you can see them swaying with those heavy winds moving into the sierra. we are seeing a mixture of rain and snow up there at castle peak right now. i'm looking very closely at that snow line right along that sign on the side of the road yesterday. we saw it in pretty similar coverage. so that is good. it means that we are seeing minimal snow melt as of right now up there. but the concern is we could see some rainfall on the roadway during dayt

john with our rainy forecast and all that. still to come, to start with the rest is like question because it is a busy forecast. that's for sure. we are staying gray out there today. but the heaviest of rainfall is working its way out of the region down into the central coast. now. so for the bay area, a little bit quieter as we work our way through your friday. this is

john? yeah, clearing out. pretty nice. still some of those low clouds, but you're seeing a bit more sunshine between them and give you outside from the embarcadero. >> after having been kind of gray over the past several hours is just looking a little bit nicer. now. temperatures certainly haven't been as cold as they were yesterday. we're hanging out mostly in the 40's across the bay area right now. san jose and fremont at 46 degrees. oakland at 48 alameda. and he were to each at 49 currently in santa rosa. also just on the cusp of those 50's 49, we are seeing some breezy conditions further inland in vacaville and fairfield towards the delta. the rest of us pretty calm. and today stays reliably clear. high temperatures will be some of the warmest of the week capitalize on it because the rest of the weekend's getting cooler and a whole lot wetter and for the sierra, we are looking at some heavy snowfall over again. those details still in the forecast rain. all right, john, thanks for that. hey, if you're hitting the roads this morning, finally experiencing friday line of feel like it was going to take many fridays for this to happen again. >> 13 minutes out there maze to that fre

> good morning supervisors i'm richard johns i'm and have the left 12 years occupied the state historian on historic preservation commission. the vicktory why gray hen appointed. i want to be clear that i am here today speaking on behalf of moiz and not the historic preservation commission. i think that there is absolutely no question that -- victoria gray is well qualified to occupy the seat of being history yen and she gave, i thought an impressive history of her accomplishments upon which the qualityification is based. i have found that the commission has been called upon to not only preserve exeter yors but intear yors, interiors don't come as often but when they do they are extreme low important. and the commission has irrelevant assisted bistaff in a confident way. if not had the expertise on the commission itself. which miss gray would provide t. is important that she was born and raised in san francisco. i say that because although it is in the a qualification from the seat. it is tremendous low important when evaluating comments this people both in favor of and in opposition to projects. and -- >> time elapsed. >> thank you for your com

john, you also followed in recent weeks . you know, the recent weeks. you know, the issues around keir starmer, sue grayf things . they're not happening in isolation . my views around , what isolation. my views around, what has happened, you know pretty well now as well. i think actually it's going to put our democracy in a very, very bad light. where is democracy, quite frankly , now? how can a handful frankly, now? how can a handful of members of parliament and the committee, you know, really be that objective in light of some of the individual comments that have been made? i do want to nine people, but, you know, it is a fact. the lack of transfer , the lack of accountability . i , the lack of accountability. i think there is a culture of collusion and quite frankly, involved here that i really hope your viewers, you know , they your viewers, you know, they watch and they are obviously following everything that's happened , they will start happened, they will start pressing and asking some serious questions because we'll be doing the same here. do you think bofis the same here. do you think boris john

john, you also followed in recent weeks . you know, the recent weeks. you know, the issues around keir starmer, sue grayhese types of things . they're not happening in isolation . my views around , what isolation. my views around, what has happened, you know pretty well now as well. i think actually it's going to put our democracy in a very, very bad light. where is democracy, quite frankly , now? how can a handful frankly, now? how can a handful of members of parliament and the committee, you know, really be that objective in light of some of the individual comments that have been made? i do want to nine people, but, you know, it is a fact. the lack of transfer , the lack of accountability . i , the lack of accountability. i think there is a culture of collusion and quite frankly, involved here that i really hope your viewers, you know , they your viewers, you know, they watch and they are obviously following everything that's happened , they will start happened, they will start pressing and asking some serious questions because we'll be doing the same here. do you think bofis the same here. do you thin

and here it is, john sutton makes a last ditch to discredit, probe partygate legal team's attack on the role of sue gray. claims of honours for evidence at inquiry three. also a wanted man. world leaders back court on putin war crimes charge not i that it will make a huge difference but there you go that is observer with full reaction sunday's papers i'm delighted to have ken wolf lisa mackenzie duncan larkin . but now, folks, duncan larkin. but now, folks, so can we just have a brief word on boris johnson? because he features on the front page of the observer ken johnson makes last ditch bid to discredit probe into partygate meanwhile the sun telegraph which let's be honest is bojo has another headune honest is bojo has another headline in relation to the same story bombshell dossier will clear johnson over parties does it matter and this country ever be able to move on from boris johnson . no we were just saying johnson. no we were just saying it appears that we can all which is a shame . it appears that we can all which is a shame. i'd like it appears that we can all which is a shame . i'd like to it

and here it is, john sutton makes a last ditch to discredit, probe partygate legal team's attack on the role of sue grayonours for evidence at inquiry three. also a wanted man. world leaders back court on putin war crimes charge not i that it will make a huge difference but there you go that is observer with full reaction sunday's papers i'm delighted to have ken wolf lisa mackenzie duncan larkin . but now, folks, duncan larkin. but now, folks, so can we just have a brief word on boris johnson? because he features on the front page of the observer ken johnson makes last ditch bid to discredit probe into partygate meanwhile the sun telegraph which let's be honest is bojo has another headune honest is bojo has another headline in relation to the same story bombshell dossier will clear johnson over parties does it matter and this country ever be able to move on from boris johnson . no we were just saying johnson. no we were just saying it appears that we can all which is a shame . it appears that we can all which is a shame. i'd like it appears that we can all which is a shame . i'd like to it appears that

> good morning supervisors i'm richard johns i'm and have the left 12 years occupied the state historian on historic preservation commission. the vicktory why gray hen appointed. i want to be clear that i am here today speaking on behalf of moiz and not the historic preservation commission. i think that there is absolutely no question that -- victoria gray is well qualified to occupy the seat of being history yen and she gave, i thought an impressive history of her accomplishments upon which the qualityification is based. i have found that the commission has been called upon to not only preserve exeter yors but intear yors, interiors don't come as often but when they do they are extreme low important. and the commission has irrelevant assisted bistaff in a confident way. if not had the expertise on the commission itself. which miss gray would provide t. is important that she was born and raised in san francisco. i say that because although it is in the a qualification from the seat. it is tremendous low important when evaluating comments this people both in favor of and in opposition to projects. and -- >> time elapsed. >> thank you for your com