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as a kaufman is a professor of pay studies with a special focus on the middle east at the university of notre down in indiana. i asked him earlier what the regime change means for the future of syria and the geo political situation. and the rich, i mean, obviously without the leadership, both the side of the opposite side of the desk was even things would look different, but the players were still there and that's be interesting in their own interests. is one for sure. turkeys for sure. these are the 2 major and, and beneficiaries of the fall of a us a. and i'm not certain that we've seen that the last word for me you one was do, it's best to have some and measurable involvement in the future. you'll see are able to see how that and how that unfolds. there is so much it right now on the, on the table that it's really difficult to, and vision to see how even tomorrow we later. and we looked like everything is a, is in the, it's one of these one, your mental moments really in the global history that we are seeing. the effect of the fall of the style upside that we live there will be or

the middle east has left freeze on the ball is crumbling, to recalibrate the position, as well as a kaufman is a professor of pay studies with a special focus on the middle east. at the university of north for diamond, indiana a warm welcome to yeah, sure i'm, i wanna stop by asking if you could have ever imagined that the assad regime would fall within a few days with virtually no resistance. no, it was a be good surprise for a for everybody and 3 of the photos and a live where did not participate that i don't see anybody even speaking a little i've been observing, get serious for for some time with this watching some of the pictures from damascus off to the rebel forces arrives, and people have gone to the straits to, to celebrate. i wonder after all that we've heard today from the new rulers, the rainbow group. i just curious what kind of feature for syria can we reasonably expect? i'm sorry you were cut off and they didn't give you. okay, look, if you have a gummy back again, i'll ask the question again and i sure, and i'm asking, after all the we've heard today from the new rules, the

it was made list analyst, asha kaufman. they're talking to me a little earlier on well, around the world, the syrian diaspora is celebrating the full of president basha ellis. a large number of the syrians have been living as refugees for more than a decade. and while the country's future is uncertain, many looking forward to seeing the homeland again the cube relation on the streets of damascus. often more than 15 years of civil war, the side families have sent you a little over. sylvia crumbled in a matter of days. the happiest day of my life, we've been reborn. this is the day when the believers rejoice with guns victory. the fall of bush at all a sudden signifies the dawn of a new city of for us. a light filled with whole just as humanity, dignity and freedom. millions of syrians were displaced by the civil war, while most internally displaced more than 6 and a half 1000000 in select the country. a neighboring tacky house, smaller than half stock. number 2, we are so happy. a side is definitely gone and all would be muc

judge kaufman was the youngest judge on the federal bench.e was very ambitious and he wanted to be appointed to this and he used his connections, if you believe roy cohn and what's been written about him, with roy cohn, to get appointed to this trial, and then, during the trial, he communicated secretly with roy cohn, and after the trial, as the fbi files indicated, he even attempted to intervene in the appellate process, so you have a judge -- i also believe, and i cannot prove this, but it looks to me like from all my research that the transcriptions in which it was shown that julius rosenberg was involved in trying to help the soviet union defeat the nazis that the judge was provided snippets of that information from the nsa through the fbi so the judge kaufman got what lawyers call extrajudicial information about my parents so that he was basically able to canoed -- to conclude they were guilty before they even began so the entire trial was a farce that george -- that judge irving kaufman participated in. he went on to be awarded for and

katrina kaufman, cbs news, washington. >>> now we turn to the post christmas holiday travel rush to gets' bradley blackburn report, travelers are also contending with challenging weather in parts of the country that's affecting the entire system. >> reporter: in this most wonderful time of the year, sometimes all you need to pack is a good attitude. >> delays make great adventures. you never know who you're going to meet. >> reporter: the day after christmas travel crowds are heading out, which means some long lines at airports around the country. >> it's a little bit crowded, but i'll get through it. >> get there early and stay updated. check your apps and stuff. >> reporter: nationwide the tsa expects to screen nearly 40 million passengers, a 6% increase from a year ago. complicating things thursday, punishing weather in certain parts of the country, including storms in the south. >> some of these potentially severe packing damaging winds, hail, and even an isolated tornado can't be ruled out. >> reporter: airports in dallas and houston are seeing delays and cancellations as the rain

katrina kaufman, cbs news, the white house. >>> a holiday season can be make or break for independent in the trade war if president-elect donald trump makes good on his promise to slap big tariffs on china. money watch's kelly oh great reports on the potential impact. >> yeah, this is made in china. this is made in china. this is made in china. one of my favorites. >> reporter: jennifer bergman is the owner of westside kids, an independent new york city toy store founded by her mother over 40 years ago. >> people that used to shop here as children are now shopping for their children. >> reporter: large retailers like amazon already dominate the u.s. toy market. with that size, they could likely absorb some of the tariff on china. small businesses like west side kids can't. where do most of the products in your store come from? >> china. >> reporter: and some kind of what percentage? >> 90%, i would say. >> so if there is a tariff, would prices go up for consumers? >> absolutely. >> how quickly? >> probably instantly. >> reporter: bergman admitted she would have to pass the cost of the

cbs' katrina kaufman explains. >> reporter: americans are carrying a record amount of credit card debt >> that's troubling because interest rates are not quite at record highs anymore, but aren't too far from it. >> reporter: matt shalts from the financial site lending tree says when the federal reserve started raising interest rates in 2022, the average credit card rate jumped from 19.5% to a record this past september of almost 25%. borrowing rates dropped with the fed's last two cuts, but only a little, and this new cut isn't expected to have a major impact. >> reporter: after taking the elevator up, they're going to take the stairs down. it's going to be a pretty slow process. >> that's because the federal reserve is still trying to lower inflation. the fed used high interest rates to try and slow the economy down. but americans keep spending, and prices recently ticked up. >> reporter: federal reserve chairman jerome powell shared the board's projections for 2025. the 19 policymakers predict just two rate cuts next year. >> as for additional cuts, we're going to be looking for fur

proud to call their own, and i also want to salute those who served along side me, people like ted kaufman -- it i'm sure other leader remembers ted, who succeeded joe biden -- and john carbone, our gaefrn -- carney, our governor. and joe biden. so those are just some of the people i've gotten to serve with in the house and the senate. i especially want to note my fellow senator, chris coons. chris is sitting over my right shoulder. how are you doing, bud? we call each other -- we call each other a lot of things. he's my wingman and i'm his as as well. chris is one of the smartest and brightest people i've ever worked with. he surrounds himself with terrific people. he knows the world's leaders like i think none of us ever have. he calls delaware home and will continue to represent our state very, very well. now let me just mention our senator-elect. i don't know if she is here today. hi, lisa. lisa blunt rochester, a beloved member of the united states house of representatives where she serves as a highly respected member of a much-sought-after committee, that is the energy and commerce c

people like ted kaufman who succeeded joe biden. mike castle, house member and governor of the state, john carney, governor, former congressman, gone on to be mayor of bloomington pretty soon and joe biden. people have got to serve within the house and the senate but i want to note fellow senator chris coons. his wing man, he is my wing man and i'm his as well. he has always had my back. one of the smartest and brightest people i've ever worked with, he surrounds himself with terrific people as well. a senior member of the foreign relations committee and he has traveled the world and knows the world like none of us ever have. he called delaware home and i know he will continue to represent our state very very well. let me now just mention our senator elective she is here today. lisa rochester. a member of the united states house of representatives where she serves as a highly effective member of the energy and commerce committee but many years ago she joined her my congressional team as an intern and from that humble beginning she w

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now the kremlin has distance itself from the reports spokesman dmitri pest kaufman urged people to await the outcome of the investigation. remarkably, almost half of those on board survived some even emerging from the wreckage, unaided, as many others were severely injured. so that way when the plane crash, my wife was sitting next to me. most of the i haven't seen husbands, the crash and i don't know that she is the planes blackbox recorders have been recovered intact and there's hope they will shed more light on what really happened . let's look at some other stories making headlines around the world type science to say that she wouldn't cause climate change has worse than the world's damaging. whether leading to people around the world suffering on average, 6 weeks of danger. seat in 2024. the research comes at the end of the year that had some of the hottest days ever measured lucy rebels and yemen. say 3 people have been killed by his really air strikes. targets included the airport and the capital, so not headed the world health organization was bare with a delegation at the time,

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off sophie kaufman, owns 2 and a half 1000 year old phrase. can return to the greeks, the mob of sculptures have spent 200 years in the british museum in london. both says and museum and great officials are close to in agreements to return as always in the state of pennsylvania fear, an elderly woman who disappeared while i looking for a cast may have phone into a st. cold rescue a search the whole of cameras, but from nothing acceptable, it could be assumed cruise or continuing to search the whole, which was probably caused by previous coal mining in the area rebels in syria closing in on the city of hom, up pushing ahead with there was sold against government forces. the city was a bastion of opposition against president bush, all a sudden when protest 1st started in 2011, the u. n says nearly 50000 people have been displaced. and will that a 100 civilians killed in this latest flare up of the syrian war us on the highway to hallmark? as long as troubles are advancing further south, they've now captured new towns in the province. so down is

i will say, just as clearly naples, such as the turkish of his really kaufman's which can security interest, must not endanger the process for their actions. a civilian government accepted by all sides can only be achieved if all minorities and political groups sit at the table where they can present the demands. this would be a long and probably walk away as the future of syria hangs of the balance. so does the fate of syrians who sought safety abroad for now they face an uncertain road ahead. caught between hope of a better tomorrow and the harsh realities of shifting a solemn policies across europe. doors edge of ari alj, a 0 and the central golf funerals have been held for 15 members of the same family who were killed and then is riley attack is really ministry boned to building sheltering homeless palestinians in the new server. its refugee comes comedies, gathered outside the likes, the hospital to mourn the loss of the relatives the. this is all the situation and it snowed. invite everyone else, these ratings bulbous and kill us on a daily basis. under the pretext of defending themse

commitments are happening all over the place as nations businesses, cities, investors connection that 0 kaufman's hall gets by 2050. but right now 25. she's the key. yeah. that's just on to a tech, to determine the feature of the planets around the world who already seemed glimpse as the green society, the could be hours, you know, stare, renewables. i would say fossil fuels as a main source of electricity in europe. a new case in australia is, is a solar panels on rooftops, one in full hines, the nor was of that solar complex of moral codes. so, i mean, it's fast phase and it's already producing enough energy to power. the city of mara cash twice that 60 percent of monthly cost cells in no way. oh electric diesel costs will be banned. veterans punched twin size. the solutions are full ready that they just need to go global to make a real difference for us to have that jones that exceed green and prosperous speak . sure. the record numbers of chinese asylum seekers are traveling to the us. that's double many take a dangerous route through life in america. a gang of people points that have done it

you need to be confident that you are paying when you buy such a thing for reduction of kaufman. this is an otherwise there was this. so of course, now the scheme is a very limited german organize scheme. it's, it's a, it's, it's, it's all done by german north ortiz in germany. offsetting comm credit, somewhere else in the world. that's one of the peculiarities i'm mostly also maybe one of the vulnerabilities of this particular system. but in essence, all the com trading systems rely on the same thing. you need to trust that these orders does do that job. and if it turns out that they have not done their job, this time, that will have a great repercussions for the whole system. that was the head of our investigative unit. and once he has put in a and you can find the entire investigation on youtube, on the line at 8. okay. all right, make sure to watch it. firefighters in the us are battling a fast pace wildfire in the state of california. the franklin fire, near the city of molly blue and the south of the state, has grown to more than a 1000 hector's in size, threatening seaside

no or day every for some jordan's capital a mine because they threw us kaufman disband on 20 from a 14 from the occupied westbank. and israel gone baffled in jeanine this time between palestinian security forces and the janine battalion. an arm prove operating the city is refuge account and this is days free of a controversial campaign. the palestinian authority says is meant for rudolf what it considers lawless elements. tension had been building for days. the battalion is accused of stealing palestinian security vehicles and designating a car. janine then palestinian officers killed a 19 year old log pursuing a janine battalion fighter. the janine refugee camp has been the at the center of is really military aggression for 2 years. suffering white scale, destruction and dozens of casualties. many here say the infighting among palestinians is the last thing. sputtered said he needed. we're afraid this and fighting could spiral out of control. this is not an al interest. we're old tag. it somebody is really intimate, which is rejoicing at our and fighting residents are calling for unit

i will say, just as clearly naples, such as the turkish of his really kaufman's which can security interest, must not in the age of the process for their actions. a civilian government accepted by all sides can only be achieved if all minorities and political groups sit at the table where they can present the demands. this would be a long and probably walk away as the future of syria hangs of the balance. so does the fate of syrians who sought safety abroad for now they face an uncertain road ahead. caught between hope of a better tomorrow, and the harsh realities of shifting asylum policies across europe. door. so jabari alj a 0 now i, which is here, has gained access to the so called palestine bronze prison in damascus and was run by the suite intelligence service of the president bush. while a side bunch of that facility was built on the ground, a good paid selves known as coughing rooms. we spoke to 2 young man with the time that a short student. and that's because of that. can you tell us about the reason for your rest, your experience in detention and the conditions and torture you en

i will say, just as clearly naples, such as the turkish of his really kaufman's which can security interest, must not in the age of the process for their actions. a civilian government accepted by all sides can only be achieved if all minorities and political groups sit at the table where they can present the demands. this would be a long and probably walk away as the future of syria hangs of the balance. so does the fate of syrians who sought safety abroad for now they face an uncertain road ahead. caught between hope of a better tomorrow, and the harsh realities of shifting asylum policies across europe. door. so jabari alj a 0 was still a has hair on now to sarah will be live in golf and the latest on the is really as strikes across the street. the i had a lot of the, the weather is looking rather cold and cloudy as we end the week across europe. so great and gloomy skies. i'm afraid so many areas, but it isn't looking a lot dry. a, across the north is still got that wet weather lingering across the mediterranean, and a bit of wintery weather, moving its way across the black sea towards

it's kaufman is being taken through the capsule new day before being formated. there's a lot of pictures from new debbie countries observing 7 days of morning sing was an economist, tongue politician who ways government controls and liberalize the economy. he served 2 terms as prime minister between 20042014, i suppose is of south korea suspended, present you in salt hill upfront testing, and the capital demanding he be reinstated june was in page by the opposition control national assembly 2 weeks ago, responds to his attempt to impose marshal on friday, the constitutional cool began deliberating on whether to uphold the impeachment, also review fridays impeachment of the acting president handbook. su mcbride is mo, from so it was effectively south korea's 2nd presidential impeachment. and as many weeks deepening the countries constitutional crisis, the national assembly erupted to n. we scenes as opposition parties carried out the threat to remove prime minister and duck su from office. he had become acting president, following the impeachment of president to

you need to be confident that you are paying when you buy such a thing for reduction of kaufman. this is an otherwise there was this. so of course, now the scheme is a very limited german organize scheme. it's, it's a, it's, it's, it's all done by german, off ortiz, in germany. offsetting comm credit, somewhere else in the world. that's one of the peculiarities, and mostly also maybe one of the vulnerabilities of this particular system. but in essence, all the com tracking systems rely on the same thing. you need to trust that these or just just do that job. and if it turns out that they have not done that job this time, that will have good grades repercussions for the whole system. that was the head of our investigative unit. once he has put in a and you can find the entire investigation on youtube, on the line at 8. okay. all right. make sure to watch it. and the on now to the war and ukraine nearly 4 months since your grand entry was moved into rushes curse grange and come under say they're losing ground. the crane holds less than 2 thirds of the territory and captured while r

up as an organization has fail to condemn is really minutes. reactions against civilians in gaza. kaufman has already claimed the lives of well at least 45000 people, pull my soda, shutting jetta is the trim it is on the human rights commission. now joining us live here on all to international my suit, a very well welcome to so thank you very much for coming on this program. it's a story here. i'm really glad with covering it here. uh, but i want you to help me get my head around it if you would my suit. why must the gaza genocide be recognized alongside the kidding of jews during the holocaust could could. can you explain why it's important to me as well? the holocaust and the genocide memorial is suppose to do read all balancing humanity to mine. i need the be all inclusive on the pets. a salvo does not just remembering one petition to a genocide, but you know, all genocide, we do a concept that we will do everything in our power to make sure that they will never ever happens again. and this is extremely important to ignore the genocide which has been on beach in front of our ours, you

comes under attack by a small looking crating and kind of caused the drones for residential high ride kaufman, tabitha struck in flames to rough. how this all comes that ts forces take aim of the quote, a screech and killing 5 locals with americans supplied missed all is it simply target civilians infrastructure. the prize that he is ready? iron domain defense system of failing to a deceptive, who with the ballistic miss aisle launched from yeah, and it leaves is we have this database. 16 people wounded in the heart of a 2 people and killed in school with more wounded when a car ran through of packed christmas market. in germany. authorities call it a terrorist attack is a saudi arabian national has been erected as the price of the i just off the 2 pm on saturday here in moscow because your top storage lined up and ready to roll here or not. so i appreciate you sharing your stuff today with us . it is a breaking news for now here on this program and to straight to the russian city of cause on essentially a swarm of ukrainian you avi's attacked residential building the the toilets department b

i also want extend my heartfelt thanks to jim kaufman and the capitol grounds and arboretum team here at the architect of the capitol who has been the days in many of the knights since the trees arrival decorating it with thousands of lights and handcrafted ornaments from alaskan communities. this is my first year as the architect, and in my time, in the time since my appointment i been continually impressed by the hard work and dedication of our employees that they put in behind the scenes to make events like this a success. we are all grateful for your efforts and can't wait to see the people's tree lit up in all its splendor. we are delighted to have a beautiful tree that alaskans and all americans can be proud of. thank you for coming to celebrate this wonderful time of the year at the united states capital.l. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen,, chief randy moore of a user -- the united states force service. >> . the tongass 17 million acres. the tongass national forest sustains alaskan 22nd is to provide traditional and cultural ways of life. as our nation's largest national for

[indiscernible] genevieve herrera, cindy kaufman, [indiscernible] nancy peterson, shelby ungger. you all for your attention. i like to open the floor for any questions. >> commissioners, are there questions regarding this 6 month report for comments? >> comment. >> sure. >> a miner question. thank you very much for this very comprehensive report. your presentation summarizes the report well and it is well appreciated. i just want to make comments that i'm glad to see there continues to be upward trend of the use of this program. i also pleased to see to promote access to services such as the warm hand off referrals from the health plan, so there is a more direct and successful connection to services. just speaking of outreach and connection, i noted in the last report, the plan to hire outreach coordinator, i noticed this person is now in place. i just wondering if there is a update to the progress of the work done by the outreach coordinator for the program? >> the outreach coordinator, at first they hired one and the person left the program and yeah, so they have hired another

homan joins us now and i don't know who is on your list but you might want to get in touch with mike kaufman, colorado, because he seems to have tren de aragua problem on his hands regardless of what he said earlier they share. >> of course, he does. he is the one who says he doesn't have a problem as a governor. i just saw your piece on the chief of police chief talking about the issue. what is lacking is i.c.e. person standing next to them shoulder to shoulder. he is talking the talk but let's hope he walks the walk and hand them over to i.c.e. when done with them. not only remove them from the city but the country. we will certainly do that starting january 21st. >> john: i don't know if acknowledging they have a problem at this point that the police chief suggests that they do. i want to ask about your meeting with mayor adams. here is what he said after spending time with you. >> we will not be a safe haven for those who commit repeated violent crimes against innocent migrants, immigrants, and long-standing new yorkers. that was my conversation today with the border czar to figure out h

like andrea canningty kaufman character. it's too crazy to say on the air. sure to catch that one. which politician embarrassed themselves the most in 2024 this past year? >> kamala harris easily. >> why so? >> we did the subway take. and, let's just say we had discussed doing a subway take i thought was really good. funny. and strong. an would connect with people. when i got there, the subway take was about bacon. and i was like this is not a good idea. >> what's wrong with bacon? >> a lot of people don't eat it. a lot of people don't eat bacon. it just didn't seem like a good way to help promote anything. ant i don't eat bacon. i don't know anything about the subject. i don't eat bacon so i really don't have much. >> you don't know how to connect with it. >> yeah. >> so it was an awkward interview. and it was mutually agreed upon it is probably not. >> maybe she wouldn't have lost the election. it all came down to the subway takes. >> that's why i didn't want to participate. but now that it is over, maybe i will release it. >> interesting. >> with the capt

our intrepid director, aaron kaufman, searched every camera we have.is the only sunshine he could find this morning, so we wanted to bring it your way. thank you so much for starting your sunday morning with us. i'm kira klapper cinthia pimentel has a not so sunny. quick look at our microclimate forecast. but hey, we'll take it. it's better than yesterday. i went in the opposite direction and i searched for where that dense fog was. after we got that clearing late last night. will that allowed for that fog to develop as we went on and woke up this morning really bad right now through parts of the north bay, around highway four into the east bay. and of course, that dense fog advisory into parts of the central valley. not only that, but we have some very cold numbers to start with this morning, 33 in calistoga under that frost advisory continues through parts of the tri-valley, 38 in danville right now. and we come down here into the south bay. we're looking at 37 in south san jose. there's that beautiful sunrise. once again, we'll get into a dry day to

we're back with dan henninger, kim strassel and elliott kaufman.dent deserve the accolades he bestowed on himself? >> this, this is a complete rewrite of history, paul. [laughter] i mean, let's look at what the biden administration's actions have been over the past years and, essentially, they were a continuation of obama's policy, the guy who infamously never enforced his own red line in syria. but this is an administration that slow-rolled sanctions, for instance, they turned a blind eye when syria joined the arab league. they have not helped israel in its own goals, certainly undermined them there. this is not an administration that has made an imperative out of getting this kind of a result. if for them to say so now -- and for them to say so now p i mean, the reason we are where we are is because israel has taken the steps it had to show these groups cannot necessarily hide when they engage in such action and probably because of the threat of a new trump administration they can now try to rewrite history. but this was not, this did not come ab

it gets worse for kathryn kaufman in san francisco.pped in may by liberty mutual because, according to google earth, they found algae mold on my roof. turns out there was no mold, just like the hoovers we profiled last week who also got dropped by liberty. >> they sent me some aerial views that showed absolutely nothing. >> in catherine's case, she also got an inspector to come out. roof. no issues. chimney checked. she even bought a new hvac system. the school bus driver and sfusd teacher was trying to make ends meet working four jobs. yet after three months of investments, she still got dropped. why? >> what they told me was that the pictures i sent were in the wrong format. you're done. so i sent them in another format, and i said, the roof is solid, the work is done. >> turns out the last straw for liberty mutual was a picture formatting issue. >> i offered them more money. i offered them inspections. i offered to do anything they needed or wanted, but they said nope, nope nope nope nope nope. >> in olivia's case, they needed more

it gets worse for kathryn kaufman in san francisco.ual because, according to google earth, they found algae mold on my roof. turns out there was no mold. just like the hoovers we profiled last week who also got dropped by liberty. >> they sent me some aerial views that showed absolutely nothing. >> in catherine's case, she also got an inspector to come out. roof no issues. chimney checked. she even bought a new hvac system. the school bus driver and sfusd teacher was trying to make ends meet working four jobs. yet after three months of investments, she still got dropped. why? >> what they told me was that the pictures i sent were in the wrong format. you're done. so i sent them in another format, and i said, the roof is solid, the work is done. >> turns out the last straw for liberty mutual was a picture formatting issue. >> i offered them more money. i offered them inspections. i offered to do anything they needed or wanted, but they said nope nope nope nope nope nope. >> in olivia's case, they needed more pictures, but they never sta

his take is a metaabsurdity, andy kaufman character.tell the viewers to catch that one. which politician embarrassed themselves the most in 2024 this past year? >> kamala harris, easy. >> why so? >> we did the subway take, let's say we discussed doing a subway take that i thought was really good, funny strong, would connect with people. when i got there, the subway take was about bacon. this is not good . >> what is wrong with bacon likes >> a lot of people don't eat it. >> was a turkey bacon? >> no, it was real. a lot of people don't eat bacon, a lot of people i know don't eat bacon. it did not seem like a good way to help promote anything. and i don't eat bacon. i don't know anything about this subject. i had it once, i had to test it, play a little bit with the devil and try it out. i don't eat bacon . >> you don't know how to connect with it. it was an awkward interview. it was neutrally agreed-upon it was probably not to release it . >> maybe that is why she lost the election. on subway takes, if you rent -- >> that is why i did no

and i believe marcus washington bought a vest yesterday and maybe even our current director, aaron kaufman. yeah. all right, cinthia pimentel, now here with our microclimate forecast, we might need the full arms of the sweater. definitely. if i was going out right now, a jacket or two. we are starting off cold this morning. heaters on. and those low beams as well. look at the fog. just taking parts of 101 in santa rosa, 37 degrees. right now. a bit clearer, but we still see some of those hazy skies through walnut creek. 40 degrees. oh, look at that sunshine through san jose. 46 to start our morning. so microclimates are out that stubborn air is still in place. that air quality for today sitting moderate for just about everybody. so if you're out on a hike and you look out towards the valleys, you'll see that air settling in because of that stubborn pattern that i mentioned at the top of the show, it's known as a rex block. and what's happening is high pressure is keeping all of that moisture up towards the north, as there is some low pressure ound the four corners, but some cloud cover wil

it gets worse for kathryn kaufman in san francisco.he was dropped in may by liberty mutual because, according to google earth, they found algae mold on my roof. turns out there was no mold, just like the hoovers we profiled last week who also got dropped by liberty. >> they sent me some aerial views that showed absolutely nothing. >> in catherine's case, she also got an inspector to come out. roof no issues. chimney checked. she even bought a new hvac system. the school bus driver and sfusd teacher was trying to make ends meet working four jobs. yet after three months of investments, she still got dropped. why? >> what they told me was that the pictures i sent were in the wrong format. you're done. so i sent them in another format, and i said, the roof is solid, the work is done. >> turns out the last straw for liberty mutual was a picture formatting issue. >> i offered them more money. i offered them inspections. i offered to do anything they needed or wanted, but they said nope nope nope nope nope nope. >> in olivia's case, they need