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i'm leslie brinkley, abc seven news. >> okay. thank you so much, leslie. we will see you once again at six p-g-and-e's reporting that more than 99% of their customers in the bay area have power, but there are more than 400 outages affecting nearly 30,000 customers. most of the outages on the peninsula are around daly city and pacifica in san francisco. more than 500 outages have hit the boss avenue at mission street and in the north bay. hundreds in san rafael are without power. >> stay with us as we continue to track the storm and conditions across the bay area. here is another live look outside. right now it is gloomy. we have much more storm coverage ahead. >> but first up, after the break, securing federal disaster relief for california while also gearing up for legal battles with the trump administration. a look at california's careful balancing act well, this news is for you. the cdc now recommends you get vaccinated against pneumococcal pneumonia. why? if you're 50 or older even if you're healthy... you're 6 times more likely to be hospitalized. so,

reporting live in orinda i'm leslie brinkley, abc seven news. >> leslie thank you. and the coastal areas also saw some impacts from today's storm. we sent abc seven news reporter anser hassan to check out conditions. he is live for us from alameda tonight. hi. >> answer. i'm a good evening right now. the rain has stopped. still a bit of wind, but nothing like we saw two hours ago when we had massive downpours. i spoke with east bay regional park district. they're out patrolling areas making sure there are no downed trees behind me. you can see this tree has been coned off. you can see branches came down. i don't think that happened today, but one reason the city and the park district are keeping an eye on crown beach where we're at is because in december, high tides and the storm eroded huge portions of alameda's beach, which stretches about two and a half miles. the park district says about 1200 tons of rocks were placed along the shoreline to stabilize the slope and prevent more land from being washed away. we spoke to some residents. they've noticed the work. the

how was looking now leslie? obviously ahead of the selection, the vice president debate, j.d.ance wiping the floor of a goofy tim walz. fact-checking vans and when he turned around and fact-checked them, very effectively, they cut off his mic, we've never seen that before during debates so a great point they're finally this interview with kamala harris, which was done well over voting began, so devastating to her campaign they try to limit the damage is much as possible, by editing out all of those incoherent words that occurred again and again in the interview, let's put it this way 60 minutes used to be a proud place, mike wallace, they did this to themselves and legacy media once again as shown that they are one of the least trusted industries of any entity because it's situations like this, all they had to do was release the transcript like that it -- like they did and we would not be talking about this right now but getting kamala harris over the finish line was all that mattered. >> sean: let's get your take or is, -- horris. >> you know, prior to covid-19, i used to reg

. >> money leslie picker here with how the. >> tariffs could. >> impact bank lending.ve liesman is standing by with. his flash fed survey estimates from wall street forecasters about the impact of the new tariffs on gdp, inflation and jobs. leslie, we'll start with you. >> hey, mike. yeah, the. >> u.s. banking system is already. experiencing some of the slowest growth since. >> shortly after the financial crisis. >> tariffs. well, they could make it worse. we have some relatively recent empirical research to lean on here. the new york fed recently looked at the 2018 2019 trade war to study its effect on credit extension, and the researchers found that the increased uncertainty around trade policy caused. >> banks to pull. >> back on lending and. >> tighten their. >> terms, particularly. >> for the borrowers most exposed to tariffs. the researchers. >> went pretty granular here, constructing a model based on borrower level trade uncertainty and. detailed data on banks loan exposures. >> they found. that one standard. >> deviation increase in. >> bank exposure. >> to tra

let's start there with our panel bring in leslie marshall democratic strategist. lindsey white house reporter for the "wall street journal." it is pretty amazing. and, you know, we have talked about the flow of everything that's happening. today started with the washington prayer breakfast and was kind of newsy in parts. >> yeah. absolutely. i think, you know, i sort of chuckle that the politico snippet that you read because of course donald trump isn't really the oldest president to take the oaths that would have been joe biden who was 82 when he left office. and the four years younger that trump is really shows. i was at the white house all week and one point i was joking with my husband that i saw donald trump more than him one day which is not great. but, it is, you know, not complaining, of course. but, yeah, today at the prayer breakfast he was there. he has talking to an audience. the cherished tradition in washington of bipartisan members of congress go to this event. and it was donald trump yet again reaching out to congress about abode is he going to nee

leslie.picker with your cnbc. >> news update. a group of nine unnamed fbi agents is suing the justice department in an effort to protect the identities of employees who worked on the january 6th criminal cases. according to the lawsuit filed today, the anonymous group said the public release of the names was to find, identify and fire them in an act of retribution. the lawsuit was filed just hours before a deadline set by the acting deputy attorney general for the agency to turn over a list of names. the white house has started. to send migrants. >> to the guantanamo. >> bay naval base in cuba. that's according to white house press secretary caroline leavitt. leavitt president trump ordered last week to expand detention operations at the base to hold up to 30,000 detainees. and tiger woods mother, kultida woods, has died. she was a fixture at many of tiger's. biggest events in golf, including woods's win at the. 2019 masters, and the 15 time major champion said she was the driving force in hi

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so for instance, leslie's budget of fun has a large number of comics where you know, we talked about earlier, this is family friendly. magazine. and so they go kind of polite family about wholesome moms and dads and children and stuff like that to wholesome humor, about soldiers. right. and so it's funny kinds of, you know, you'll have soldiers doing like backflips and things like that in the comics. alex, thank you so much. let's give alex beringer round of applause. for those of you who are here in worcester with us this evening. we have copies of alex's book lost literacies for sale the lobby and he would be delighted. sign the book for you if you would like to have your own copy. if you are watching on our youtube audience, we have a link to discounted copy that you can get get from the publisher. we want to thank all of you who've been part of our audience this evening. whether you're here with us in worcester or whether you're watching on youtube. feel please feel free to tell your friends about this. it will be available on our youtube channel very soon. and it will be availab

abc seven news reporter leslie brinkley spent the day in martinez, where neighbors say something must be done to ensure the refinery is safe. >> this is a look at the destruction inside martinez refining company from sky seven today. >> the fire is still burning. there is, i guess, some type of hydrocarbon material that is still in the pipes. but the refinery has been shut down. >> we went outside to see what exactly was going on, and this is what greeted us. that is what i saw. that's what my kids saw out their bedroom windows. >> people wear masks and say, stay inside. >> getting alerts to go inside and not breathe the air was terrifying to a lot of nearby residents. some fear the fire could get worse or even escalate into an explosion. >> we, as martinez residents, we need accountability. this has been time and time again that this refinery has inflicted harm, has polluted this community, has, quite frankly terrorized us with no recourse. we have not seen any enforcement, any consequences to their actions. >> my goal is to make sure that we understand what's going on there at that

good morning to you, leslie. good morning, stephanie.s, we're one day away, but itgs not too late. yeah, to have some delicious food for the game. absolutely, sir. tell us what you've got plan year. well, i have 3 different recipes that are all including alligator since all the new orleans, gaza kidding. actually, i have some delicious brought where sliders that we're going to make with beer cheese and beer braised onions why not young me? so we're going to start there. and of course, the best part of it is this delicious beer cheese so i already have my dark beer and i put it in my pan and i'm going to bring that to a little because we want to go ahead and melt. archie's is i think with a broad worst cheddar cheese. yeah. that sounds too. was better eye. and summary at the will add that cheddar to this and will are. so this is a great year, which is a it's a really good melting cheese and it really will take away from the flavor of that delicious cheddar cheese on it. so we're going to slowly melt this. and then we're going to ask for s

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thank thank you, leslie. >> and here's a look now at how things are going it. some of the other local airports, oakland is reporting 36 delays into cancellations and in san jose. 31 delays and 0 cancellations. >> for continuing coverage on the wet weather and storm impacts. you can head to our website kron 4 dot com. other news this evening on the peninsula. an investigation underway into what led up to a person being shot and killed behind a whole foods in redwood city. kron four's rob nesbitt has the latest. >> a little bit shocked. a little bit scary. it just doesn't seem right that it would have been here in this neighborhood. that's the reaction from most of the shoppers i spoke with at this whole foods in redwood city. >> after finding out that police found a person behind the store suffering from a gunshot wound around one 40 am thursday. paramedics tried to save them, but the victim was pronounced dead at the scene cast. lone has lived in redwood city for 37 years and says it's always been a safe place to call home that i go running. >> my front door op

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it was intended to do, prevent displacement and stabilize families in the newsroom going kron. 4 leslie, thank you. more now on that breaking news. we told you about ahead of tomorrow's big. >> nba trade deadline kron. 4 sports reporter ben ross joining us in studio with the latest details that guys. well, look, the rumors have been swirling all week and tonight the warriors appear to have made their big trade reportedly finalizing a deal. >> to acquire 6 time all-star jimmy butler from the miami heat. this is really complicated. it's part of a 5 team trade. according to espn, the warriors are giving up andrew wiggins, dennis schroder, who just got here kyle anderson, lindy waters, the 3rd and a protected first-round draft pick. so what we know now, wiggins going to miami schroder to utah waters to detroit. we thought anderson was heading to toronto, his final destination. now unclear pay attention, by the way, work wishing you all this later. espn also reports that butler has agreed to a two-year 121 million dollar contract extension. that's going to keep him with golden state through

leslie, you've been following this story. it's a sad day. >> very sad. a lot of people are devastated and what many people don't understand what the residents tell me that this safely was more than just a grocery store. it was a community place for them. take a listen. >> is travis? it's just dropped and is disrespectful. >> and just like that, the safeway in the fillmore is closed. the store's official last day was friday, despite efforts made by the residents and >> and it's it's typical that is challenging. and i know many friends who rely on this safeway because it's gross. it's nia, it's convenient. >> and so we also we go and community leaders like dr reverend amos brown who worked with safeway sharing. they once had a close relationship. he tells me the timing of this closure with no clear idea for the future is disappointing. >> renders able food desert. all seeing news. shares the deputies committee. is yes. and the image project it. i'm not caring fall. >> safeway stated last year part of the reason for their closure, was due to increase in the

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i'm leslie. >> picker with your cnbc news update.ew addition to president trump's cabinet. the senate confirmed former congressman and iraq war veteran doug collins as secretary of veterans affairs. today, the department manages a more than $350 billion budget and oversees nearly 200 medical centers and hospitals. robin hood announcing today it is dropping plans to offer betting contracts on the super bowl. the change comes after the commodity futures trading commission raised concerns about their legality. robin hood says the 1% of customers who already place trades will be allowed to either close their positions or take them to a resolution. 15.4 million people watched the grammys on sunday night, according to nielsen. viewership was down nearly 10% from the year before, snapping a three year streak of ratings growth for the awards show. grammy producers said they did not expect to see record breaking ratings as they scaled back marketing for the awards in the wake of the los angeles wildfires. kelly, i'll send it back to you. >> a

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at leslie b for patients needing medical attention, the world health organization says 50 will be allowed to leave on saturday, crossing sides as a lifeline for palestinians and garza but israel has enforced a land unsafe located for 18 years. a partial reopening is part of the cx 5 deal between homos and as well. well, the crossing was seized by the israeli military and may drawing its ground defensive, which killed hundreds of palestinians in the area as close as preventive. thousands of people from leaving the strep and receiving desperately needed a to europe and you didn't as we saw, so that civilian mission to monitor the border crossing and help. when did palestinians leave? that machine was misplaced, that's up in 2005, but was suspended. and how much took pilot in 2007, continuously find out what the look is on thoughts. european union simply import emission begins today at the crossing points at the request of the palestinians. and these writings, this mission will support posted in border officials and allow people to be transported out of gaza, including those in need of medic

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so many of us grew up with dennis and elaine elaine corral, of course, then dennis and leslie, leslieriffith and julie julie haener, his last partner for several years until his retirement in 2008. >> when i first came to channel two, it was 1997, and dennis was even back then, you know, legendary. he was iconic, no nonsense, you know, straight forward. he had, like, just a larger than life, you know, feeling when you when you met him, he was almost intimidating. but once you got to know him and when i came in, he was, i think, wanting to see that, you know, i could work hard and, and, you know, get the stories right and go out and do things that mattered. >> that expectation was set so high. dennis was a fixture in the bay area long after his retirement in 2008. on that very last night, his final 10:00 news, you know, he was doing the same thing as always on the anchor desk. we all gathered in the newsroom. we watched that final newscast together in the newsroom afterward. you know, we had like champagne and paper cups. we hugged dennis. we took pictures. i actually asked my husband

i often joke with our executive director leslie reynolds that communications folks like myself are the last to know but the first ones to have to fix it, so basically you throughout this presentation you're going to hear about how it is handled, we are ready. keeping aside communications is one of the most vital functions of the secretary's office, letting you know what you do, how you do it and how you can help them and alerts them to important information like voting, last-minute election alerts and other timely updates, but we are here to talk about crisis communication. communicating during a crisis is the linchpin of getting through it. good communications strategy like the ones you have here and there supporting themes, communicating during up crisis with bomb threats at polling place like we saw in pennsylvania and georgia are make or break situations. one wrong move and the safety of voters and election workers would be in jeopardy. trust in the process could be damaged not to mention the health of our democracy. during today's workshop we feature secretary schmidt, secretary b

. >> leslie, how are things? >> you know, it's very messy here on and off throughout the day. it's been raining use have a little break. so you think the storm is over? then? it starts to pour just an hour ago. it was very difficult to drive here. and what we're learning is that there are hundreds of delays here at the airport. and people are telling me that most of the flights being impacted are the ones coming in and out of southern california. take look at this video. so, you know, according to flightaware, there are over 350 flight delays here at sfo. the airport's biggest issue right now isn't the rain. but the wind this storm has caused 9 cancellations so far and out of the 4 runways here only 2 are operating at the moment. we spoke with the airport who says, although this time of year is a little slow, this storm is making an impact. >> issue today is the wind not only the strength of the wind but the direction it's coming from in aviation. you always want to take off and land into the direction of the prevailing winds that increases lift over the wing. and normally the

you know, dennis, and whether it was with elaine corral or leslie griffith or then with julie, you knew if information was coming across that desk and dennis was sitting there, you knew that you could depend on that information to be accurate. and it really does signify a different era, not just in local news, but in news in general. if walter cronkite was the most trusted man in america, dennis richmond was the most trusted guy in the bay area. >> joe, you know, you and i and so many here at ktvu were among the very lucky to be able to spend a lot of time with dennis, not only on the air. i don't know if it's too soon, but i'm sure you have some dennis stories that show some of his lighter moments. you know, some of what viewers at home didn't always get to see on the news. >> yeah, julie expressed that. and, you know, there was a side of dennis that when you first came to work there at ktvu because of his stature, you kind of treaded lightly. you know, you wanted to say, i don't want to be the guy that he says, hey, hey, kid, don't ever do that again. you know, so there was a moment t

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. >> leslie jones. >> hi. >> i'm sally field. >> good evening, ladies and. >> gentlemen, and welcomedo? >> i'm so bad. >> no, no, no, no. >> thank you so much. that's all. thank you very. >> much i appreciate it. >> thank you very much. thank you. thanks. thank you. thank you very much. thank you very much. >> thank you, thank. >> you, thank you, thank you very much. >> thank you. bye. >> another federal judge has temporarily blocked the trump administration's efforts to freeze payments for grants and other federal programs. this is the second time a judge has paused the president's plan to halt the flow of funds that congress has already appropriated in the 13 page order. the judge ruled that the wide ranging directive in the omb memo that caused chaos and confusion last week actually appeared to violate the law. it's a significant win for the 22 democratic leaning states whose attorneys general sued to stop the freeze. the justice department, meanwhile, argued the issue is moot because the white house memo was rescinded wednesday, two days after it was sent to federal agencies outl

leslie, thank you. our storm coverage continues now with kron 4 sleep to philips shares. a snapshot of some of the weather related rex see seen in these >> spinouts and overturned cars keeping the california highway patrol and tow truck drivers busy tuesday morning from walnut creek to fairfield all the oil that's on the freeway causing slick. >> and unsafe raw truck. and driver in walnut creek approaching the ignacio valley road exit on northbound 6.80, learning the hard way just before 10 o'clock in the morning. >> 2 cars collided plane lost its all other one reading freeway. the driver of the sedan says he lost control of the curve and hit a minivan. >> the driver of the minivan was transported to a hospital with minor injuries. is everybody does slow even when stops raining like i believe during this closure. and actually it's operating with roads still wet. further north off 6.80, in fairfield, scott mckinney helped the driver out of the mud after losing control making a turn onto the on-ramp. he is a toe nation with freeway service patrol. it was able to get the dri

sabrina bellara rosie nicholas chen, kathy meyer leslie who? good evening. sabrina bella rsp teacher here from downtown i i'm here to tell you this staffing model will have deleterious consequences on our students well-being. dhs is compromised of 30% l l students 30% spend 15% of our students are on the safe list and approximately 80% are considered economically disadvantaged. when we say chop from the top we mean cut from the bloated departments that do not directly serve our students and families. this model would exacerbate the fragility of our students well-being and the function of our school sites. how dare as a few as diaz audaciously tout to be student centered and social justice oriented with the way this district mismanaged funds? mismanaging funds is a social justice issue and superintendent moniz message before winter break you said that as if usd has a steadfast commitment to ensure our schools are safe and supportive environment for all students, caregivers and employees prove it. it definitely won't be if cuts are made to our apps, our counse

. >> leslie jones. >> hi. i'm sally field. >> welcome to the saturday night show. >> get off!an catch the three-hour anniversary special live in primetime sunday, february 16th, right here, of course, on nbc. next up, "the voice." we're back tonight for season 27. a brand-new batch of music hopefuls set to take the stage. in the big red chairs kelsea ballerini, michael bublÉ, adam levine is back and john legend. these guys have legendary chemistry. we were happy when we did a piano version of "tiny dancer" take a with our coaches. ♪ only you and you can heal me ♪say ♪ when i say softly slowly ♪ ♪ hold me closer tiny dancer ♪ >> man. >> those are always fun to do. >> yeah. 27 seasons' worth of those coaches coming together. >> we could do a whole special on peacock of like coaches. >> how remarkable it is that you have done this and that show for 27 seasons. >> yeah. >> wow. >> i want to thank jfk and lax at all hours of the night. >> and a parent of multiple children. >> all the flight attendants that have brought me a cocktail when i needed one most. absolutely. it's been fun

you are a man what's, what kind of put him on, leslie i am right. your mind literal help and guess, well, the big gums as sort of the please said to read the world of locus and seems to be having a bit of an impact on this. i says, who of the atlantic as well, with the left, the president's notice and of the powerhouse, the country of lafayette. revealing that when he came out and said he was gay and open the gay. uh, you know, now he's decided that's no forget, i didn't reset, but you said you were gay. i was a big i was in cable. my boyfriend was kind of stuff right for serious. yeah, for real watch this video. well, you, you made history the 1st open me guy president in the well, to the case, but i wonder then how you view what you're hearing from donald trump on as well as all right, well not all that. so we are not the right to say the back side, the tank sliding. yeah. you know, so you've seen a bit of backsliding your time, edgar, but that was a long time ago. oh, but that's all in the past now. so i'm going to give you a warning now because