. >> reporter: only these reservoirs are at higher levels within lexington. there are still a lot of rooms looking at the winter runoff. the largest operational lake in the valley is only a 43%. they are looking at the home of the cemetery actions. they say the levels are a little bit low. >> it is very far back and forth. >> reporter: 50% capacity on january 2nd is not too bad. >> we are low the 100% average this year, which is good. >> reporter: what is raising a few eyebrows, is the state's water department. they performed the first measurement of the year today. at this time last year, they were standing on five feet of snow. today, not so much. >> for the citywide snowpack, it is looking at 25% of average. >> the state was at 127% of average this time last year. there is no need to sound the alarm just yet. >> is really too early to determine what kind of year we will have in terms of wet or dry. there could be so many things that can happen with our system between now and april. >> reporter: they say they are too quote being -- keeping an eye on the sno

steve contorno, cnn, lexington, south carolina. >>> there are reports that russian president vladimir putin is planning to visit north korea to meet with leader kim jong-un. north korea's state media says that putin will soon travel east. the two leaders increasingly isolated on the world stage met in russia last september. the u.s. has raised concerns the two nations could be working on advances arms negotiations as russia seeks weapons for its war in ukraine. the kremlin says dates for putin's visit are still being worked out. and there are concerns tensions between north and south korea could result in a wider conflict. one observer says the rhetoric coming out of north korea is reminiscent of the korean war 70 years ago. earlier this month, kim jong-un labeled the south as north korea's principle enemy. will ripley has the story. >> reporter: tonightht, the korn peninsnsula staring down the barrel of a catastrophic coconflict. that warning from one of america's leading nuclear scientists, one of who longtime north korea observers, who say kim jong-un is sending signals in state me

steve contorno, cnn, lexington, south carolina. >>> hundreds of abortion rights advocates marched to the white house saturday to help rally urgency around the issue. the women's march marks the 50th anniversary of the u.s. supreme court's roe v. wade decision legalizing abortion. speakers and participants at washington, d.c.'s freedom plaza stressed an urgent need for equal access to health care. a few counterprotesters tried to disrupt the rally before police escorted them away. >>> meanwhile, president biden and vice president harris are set to push for reproductive rights as they make their first joint appearance of 2024 at a campaign event this week. the two will speak in northern virginia on tuesday, the same day as the new hampshire primary. officials say they are hoping to deribe how abortion rights are at stake in november's electn and mobilize voters around it. now, since the landmark roe v. wade dision, which protected abortion rights was overturned in 2022, access to the procedure has been banned or restricted in numerous states, but a cnn poll conducted by ssrs found that

is it going to be lexington and concord? is it going to be the coercive acts? the you can make an argument for any of these things, but it's a whole series of them that are happening in the early 1770s 1773 for five that are leading us in the direction. so okay not proximate not the spark but what's the tinder what is it that's fundamentally putting us in a place where we're doing this? what's, you know, seemingly amazing. lee huge thing of turning from in years. i'm british to i'm going to shoot the british british what's tender what's the what is the spark fire to i think there you got to go to bigger themes bigger arguments and we're going to be building of those in the coming several class periods talking about how colonists were thinking about themselves the empire, the revolution that was underway so but these bigger themes is that england's change. so 17 i'm going to say the the biggest change is 1774 i'm sorry,. 1764 with sugar act and the stamp act in 1770s, 1765 i can't say my date because that's when boom britain changes the nature of our relationshi

is it going to be lexington and concord? is it going to be the coercive acts? the you can make an argument for any of these things, but it's a whole series of them that are happening in the early 1770s 1773 for five that are leading us in the direction. so okay not proximate not the spark but what's the tinder what is it that's fundamentally putting us in a place where we're doing this? what's, you know, seemingly amazing. lee huge thing of turning from in years. i'm british to i'm going to shoot the british british what's tender what's the what is the spark fire to i think there you got to go to bigger themes bigger arguments and we're going to be building of those in the coming several class periods talking about how colonists were thinking about themselves the empire, the revolution that was underway so but these bigger themes is that england's change. so 17 i'm going to say the the biggest change is 1774 i'm sorry,. 1764 with sugar act and the stamp act in 1770s, 1765 i can't say my date because that's when boom britain changes the nature of our relationshi

this is on northbound 17, right around the lexington hills and the lexington reservoir near idlewild. its roof and two other cars were involved. we're watching the sensors build there with the commute. back to you. >>> happening now, commercial dungeness crab season could be pushed back once again. the season is set to start today, but many fishermen might go on strike. they told the time standard that they are asking for better base price for crabs. they say the seafood company pacific seafood offered them a much lower price for crab in humboldt county than in other counties in california and oregon. workers say they see this as less of a strike and more of a price negotiation. >>> turmoil in oakland after the shooting death of a police officer. a new push to recall the mayor. ahead, a crucial move happening later this morning that gets later this morning that gets that process emergen-c crystals pop and fizz when you throw them back. and who doesn't love a good throwback? ( ♪♪ ) ( ♪♪ ) emergen-c crystals. in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, sav

haley is a 988-crisis counselor from lexington, and one of the first people hired there to answer calls. haley has been there for kentuckians in some of their darkest hours. she takes the time to talk to these individuals, and make referrals for services and follow-up calls to make sure people know someone cares. haley is with us tonight. i want to thank haley and all of our mental health-care heroes for the amazing care they provide to our people. thank you. [applause] gov. beshear: tonight, let's commit to moving forward together on our people's mental and physical health. to do that, we need to fully fund medicaid including expanded medicaid to make sure we're continuing to care for more than 1.5 million kentuckians. we should further fund the expansion of the michelle p. and supports for community living waiver programs. they help our most vulnerable citizens. because we're seeing more opportunity for us. more opportunity for our people than at any time during my life. we need all of our people healthy enough to be a part of this future and the prosperity it will bring. so, let's co

well, so far no unusual activity has been reported in the skies above lexington.o fun though. >> wow, 80 phone home. all right. a spacecraft that was set to be the first us lunar lander to go to the moon in 50 years, is now expected to burn up in earth's atmosphere on thursday. astrobotic technology sent peregrine off into space from cape canaveral last monday, but it ended up having a fuel leak, so the company made the call to end the mission so it does not cause any issues for further space exploration. nasa is working with a handful of u.s. companies for lunar deliveries right now. in fact, a company called intuitive machines is set to launch its own next month. hey, drew. >> hey. good morning. taking a look at what you'll need today early on, take the winter coat because it is chilly starting out in the 40s. but this afternoon and evening take the some small umbrella with you. the one you can fit in your bag. we're not going to find gusty winds with this system moving through later on today. you'll need your rain jacket and some extra time for the evening comm

this is blocking the right lane of northbound 17 before idlewild road again in lexington hills. speeds are down to nine miles per hour. in that area. so we'll keep tracking that for you. >> thank you. gloria today, a public vigil will be held to mourn the oakland police officer who was killed one week ago. officer tuan lay was shot while working undercover last week. he was responding to a burglary at a cannabis business community members are also planning to hold a rally outside oakland city hall after the vigil, demanding mayor shengtao and council members declare a state of emergency in oakland to help speed up the process of getting a permanent police chief. the city hasn't had a chief since last february. >> i remember that, uh, the mayor has promised us that, you know, by by the end of this year, uh, we should have a police chief, uh, or should be calling for the state of emergency. i think some people are extremely, extremely upset. >> today's vigil in oakland's chinatown starts at ten this morning. the rally will be an hour later. new bill is being introduced to allow am

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it's a phrase that refers to the pulpit inside of the battles of lexington and concorde on the 19th ofpril 1775 which sparked the american revolutionary war and led to the creation of the united states of america. jim clyburn is one of those rare public servants who brings together the best of where he comes from and the best of what he hopes for. there are a lot of people in this country who can only do one or the other. these are they who are either good at talking about the past, but having no vision for the future. or they are only proficient in dreaming about the future because the past has no value to them. but every now and then we are blessed to be in the presence of someone who is as much a dreamer as he is rooted in the soul that produced him. people who can stay grounded and yet transcend the limits of where they come from our extraordinary individuals. a lot of people get big and then forget how small they used to be. [murmurs of approval] then there are those who are too small to ever be any bigger. but jim clyburn brings together the best of where he comes from and the be

and that really reaches climax when he gets to lexington, virginia, home of the virginia military instituteof■ wagt college. because of the vmi involvement at the battle of newmarket hunter orders, the■■ college. okay. and so after burning lexington, he will make his move on lynchburg as that problems of ose problems continue. you have the more famous battles that we all are familiar with as the overland campaign, ulysses s grant and robert e lee are making their way through central virginia. you know, the battles, the wilderness spots in courthouse. norris and a river. todd a pardon me, creek cold harbor, tens of casualties in the space of these of weeks. but even as robert e lee gets his backp in closer and closer to petersburg, lee recognizes the significance of lynchburg. if you lose lynchburg, you lose thelity to bring in vital resources, mainly even things from southwest, salt and gunpowder and salt. peter if you lose those abilities, what are we even doing here? so he knows. robert e lee knows he needs to secure the town of lynchburg. and so he makes the decision on june detach what'

apparently this is a stunt to attract ufo-loving tourists to lexington and the scientists who sent the say they expect to take 40 years to reach its intended target in space. it's a long time to wait for visitors to come visit. >> true story, but if the aliens do come, um, gavin newsom is offering them free healthcare. [laughter] they'll get a stimulus check from the white house. i love kentucky, ok! kentucky has the bourbon trail. that's our friend james comer's district. these are fun, loving people. ufo tourists are tourists. they won't have a pro-hamas protest in the middle of the highway. these people shower unlike the protesters i run into here in new york. i like the ufo crowd. i think they get a bad rap. >> they get a bad rap. too. they are a lot of people that show up in the area 51 place. they never want to release information about ufo's. >> no. >> sean: i think they should release it. i want them to release it. i want to know if there's other life out there that maybe god created and maybe we can learn from them. >> sean, as a former new york city cab driver, i have absolut

no sensor slowing because it just happened around the lexington reservoir area, perhaps north of bearrn perhaps for more folks is northbound 101 shows the build for the commute and this yellow highlighting through morgan hill, san martin, the fog will be denser through this area. kari talks about pockets of fog, that is a concern right now. so far, no major problems. back to you. >>> 5:32 right now. happening today, dozens of protesters who recently halted traffic on the bay bridge are now hoping to send out a new message. this has more to do with the charges they face than a political cause. >> "today in the bay"'s ginger conejero saab is live for us in san francisco this morning. and, ginger, i understand you spoke with some protesters. what are they saying about all of this? >> reporter: well, marcus, laura, they are asking district attorney brooke jenkins to drop the charges against them that stem from that november protest that reverberated throughout the bay area and made headlines across the country. now, protesters call themselves the bay bridge 78 were arrested for shutting d

for example the rain did seem to boost lexington reservoir. overall there was a price to pay. the last of the rain and wind did not go away quietly. the rain public -- pummeled commuters and anyone else who has to be out and about. two lanes in cupertino flooded out but were drained and cleaned up quickly. once the rain did stop it was time to survey the damage and prep for the next storm. john carlson has a beautiful home, but the towering 150 foot for tree right next to the house are not as pleasing as she realize the unhealthy trees could one day topple over. today he met with travis tree nationals to remove them during the break in the storm. >> we have recognized it's too much danger having this close to the house and the power lines. we want to get them out. they are not healthy. we can get better visibility for our property. >> reporter: and the regrets? >> no, it's nature. >> these are the worst trees you can have, especially this big. if it falls it's going to take part of the house with it. that is a reason to get rid of them. >> reporter: how big a job? >> it will t

the message comes with blues music with words that say come to lexington. that's really happening. it's not about the aim yens, about a stunt and guess what we're talking about it on the other side of the country and now you are thinking about visiting right? it worked. >> reed and i believe in extraterrestrials life. so -- >> i think i may be one. >> yeah, no, id sometimes think that too at this hour of this morning. i mean, it's 5:50 and we've been up for three hours. >> yes. we have. >>> all right, time right now 5:# 1 in the morning. coming up, new friend at night on cbs. downright charming supersmart and has some really simple beginnings. how comedienne taylor tomlinson found her voice. >> really cool show concept. you want to stay tuned for that one. >>> here's live look outside break. the salesforce tower is bright and happy and hopefully you are too. on this tuesday morning. we'll be right back. nexium 24hr prevents heartburn acid for twice as long as pepcid. get all-day and all-night heartburn acid prevention with just one pill a day. choose acid prevention. choose nexium.

lexington, 42. and that is south bay really always has a hard time of getting those major, major numbers. chaz roe, 36. coyote at 32. that has been lowered for some seismic safety. it is not an excellent picture for all the bay area, but we still have some water in all these reservoirs which is pretty good compared to years in the past. another thing, the rainfall season, how are we doing so far? one of the largest deficits here across oakland at 3.20. we can still use more rainfall here to catch up for the season. not only the rainfall, but the sierra snowpack is so important for the water supply. a third of the state's water supply comes from the snowpack. that includes lake tahoe. 50 per 6% of normal. southern sierra at 32%. so when it comes to the wet weather on the way, what i wanted to do is show you this atmospheric river. this cap -- this moisture cap is going way past hawaii and it looks like sunday may be pointed towards the bay area. more totals and what we can expect from all of this com

robert handa is at lexington reservoir with how the south bay is taking advantage of the break before we get another storm. >> reporter: the bay area and especially the south bay have been dealing with drought -like conditions. seeing the rain filling up reservoirs is a nice site, even though there is some pain to the game. the last of the rain and the wind did not go away quietly today. rain pummeled commuters and anyone else who had to be out about this morning. two lanes of interstate 280 were flooded out but drained and cleaned up fairly quickly by caltrans. once the rain did stop it was time to survey the damage and prep for the next storm. john carlson has a bit of a home, but the towering 150 foot trees right next to the house are not as pleasing once you realize the unhealthy trees could one day topple over. today he met with travis tree confessionals to remove them during the break in the storm. >> you look up at the trees and they are very impressive. they give you the sense of the strength and vitality of the area. the challenges they are not healthy. we are worried about t

they're going to run off near lexington. >> i say to let the rain come. >> as we start off this year, we have good tips. is continuing to catch us up for the rain season. this is the snowpack area coming up at 7:00. we have more on that incoming weather as well. we have that outside. currently, they are active. this is with the doppler radar. we are looking at this accurate scan. we have most of the radars. we have another activity that could move in. 58 degrees out here across san francisco. we have wind out of the southwest mountains. we will have some on and off rain through 9:00. we will undergo a little bit of a breakthrough 10:00 and 11:00 tonight. once the center of the storm moves towards northern california, we will see it pick up over the overnight hours. this is from the thunderstorms early tomorrow morning. here is the cold front sweeping across. that is going to be responsible for bringing that rain here over the past couple of hours. the center of the storm is right there. moving around that counterclockwise a spin. that is going to be moving into the overnight chances.

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apparently, a stunt to attract attr to lexington.d the scientist who sentac the message say they expected to take 40 years to reach its vi target in space. it's a long time to wait for. visitors to come visit. >> church story. but -- but if the aliens do . me gavin newsom is offering them free health care. >> they'll get a stimulus check from the white house. guy love, kentucky okay. kentucky's got the bourbon trail. that's our friend james colemar. n district. >> these are fun loving people and ufo tourists. e fun,they're tourists. they're not going to have a pro-hamas protest in the middle of your highway. he okay. these people shower. i thke the protesterhighway.the remind you here in new york. i like the ufo crowd. i think they get a bad rap. i think they get a bad rap, too. there are a lot are a lot of people. you're not alloweda bad rap. in. but that show up at the area,ou 51 arab place. >> they never want to release information about ufos. no, but can i say what theyer should release? i want them to releasee's ot i wantt ma to

es damián trujillo quien nos reporta desde la lexington. >> la represa más grande en operación del vallecidad. el equipo de remo de la universidad de santa clara prefiere niveles más altos . >> ro as far back and forth brownley water dice que la capacidad a un 43% en un 2 de enero no es algo malo. >> right? we're at a percent of average for this time of the year which is good. >> pero lo que sí preocupa es el nivel de nieve. el estado hizo su primer medición este martes snowpark based off of our automated snow sensor network our statewide snowpark is looking at about 25% of average to date y estaba a solo el 25% del promedio. el año pasado estaba al 177% del promedio, pero aún hay esperanza. >> it's really still too early to. determine what kind of year will have in terms of wet or dry , ya que aseguran es muy temprano para determinar qué tipo de año será en cuestión de precipitación. >> van ness está de acuerdo we saw a lot of warm storms come through here in december and you know, that's the reality with climate change. por ahora, el equipo de remo espera haya más lluvia. >> let the ra

condado de santa clara realizó este martes una medición de la nieve que se ha acumulado en la represa lexingtona porque las lluvias que estarán registrándose esperan aumenten con el paso de los meses. bueno, este no fue de hecho, la única medición que se realizó el día de hoy. >> también hubo una en la estación allá de phillips, muy cerca de lo que es sacramento, donde tampoco les fue tan bien como esperaban. de acuerdo a la información que también tu nos estabas dando. >> si la capa en este caso de nieve fue de 7.5 pulgadas de profundidad, de verdad tú crees que el pronóstico que se avecina o que se avista en los próximos días puede aportar algo más? >> la buena noticia es esa, que en términos de nieve vamos a tener unas acumulaciones bastante importantes hasta 20 pulgadas en estos días. productos de ese sistema y lluvia adicional también está de camino que va a ayudar entonces a los embalses? >> bueno, eso es buena noticia. >> ojalá que sume. >> y qué pasa con la lluvia que también llega aquí al área de la bahía? >> tenemos lluvia aquí en el panorama. vamos a echarle un vistazo a ver qué es l

. >> i am a politics reporter at the harold leader in lexington, kentucky. i'm curious, of all the ways you guys try to persuade and mobilize voters, be it direct-mail, tv, facebook, any of those platforms, what is the most overhyped way to reach voters from a media standpoint, and what is the most under hyped way? >> that is a great question. >> most underutilized is always doors, knocking and being in front of voters. volunteers generally. most overhyped? tends to change every year. i don't know, facebook is still pretty overhyped. they made changes that made it harder to target the weight -- the way you used to. i think we are on the cusp of that with ctv, tons of value. i don't know if everyone will use it correctly. >> this microphone? >> i am a computer science masters student. i'm curious, what would be a view of machine learning's impact most 2024, particularly for predictive modeling and allocating resources in a campaign? i know we talked about what we expect in 2024, but i would like to hear longer-term. >> any of you want to put on your futuristi

lexington is a beautiful city. >> i hate this because of the kentucky spokeslady said i am glad you likedthemselves as quirky are the most boring pictures. it's like a pretty girl posting with a silly face. i am so quirky. shut up, you never had a problem in your life. >>. >> greg: tyrus what would you send? >> i can't say that to my wife tonight. nothing. this has nothing to do with sending stuff up. they searched the wrong dude. aliens like to do the anal probes. they picked wrong dude in kentucky. we are going to get it back. send them bourbon and drugs. when they show up it's our turn to check them. this is a big trap. he will wait all 80 years for them to come back. hopefully a little tipsy with an open mind. >> greg: we should send things to them that throw them off. >> we don't have to. they have been here. they were here a short time and then [bleep] us. if we can't eat it, we kill it. who wants to live in that neighborhood? they packed up the saucers and said keep the temples. we are out. they ain't been back since. any time anything flies by they get a text: don't do it! >> [lau

she was german, i think thought it german, i think she thought it was lexington or ham was lexingtonm or something. i said enough's enough. on very enough. so i moved on very quickly. did you eat that? i sort of attempted but no, sort of attempted it, but no, didn't go down well. >> can you chew raw bacon? >> can you chew raw bacon? >> i like now , but it has to >> i like it now, but it has to be really well. okay, so you started an age. started at an early age. >> upon you really >> it was forced upon you really through, uh, through liking through, uh, through not liking the food that you was being served to uni. served up. yeah you went to uni. didn't that too much and didn't like that too much and then up in a kitchen somewhere. >> yeah, i did a hotel management course and it spread too thin. you have to do bit too thin. you have to do a bit of this, a bit that, i of this, a bit of that, and i don't really want to know how carpets love the carpets made so i love the practicality of cooking and you did bit of an hour's did a little bit of an hour's cooking a week in that. and they

condado de santa clara, donde se realizó este martes una medición de la nieve acumulada en la represa lexingtonhan dejado a un 49% de su capacidad y que no es malo. el detalle es que el nivel de agua está a un 25% del promedio esperado. sin embargo, no pierden la esperanza, pues esperan que las lluvias aumenten con el paso de los meses y con esto vamos con marcelo rivera para que nos hable sobre este sistema que llegó a la región y que tienes detrás de ti, que se ve bastante intenso. >> gracias sandra. vamos a echarle un vistazo a lo que está ocurriendo en el radar causa huracanes en este momento en san josé no tenemos lluvia importante en este momento, sin embargo, en la zona de morgan hill, que estamos viendo bastante lluvia de moderada a fuerte en esa zona. así que si se encuentra en esos lugares o reside en esa zona, tenga mucha precaución. si va a salir a las carreteras más hacia el norte. fíjese que en la área cercana de la bahía tenemos algunas lluvias ligeras en la zona de san francisco y unas lluvias adicionales al punto de hacer entrada en la zona de carácter moderado en términos de i

our reservoirs and see how they are doing, and we are still seeing them running fairly low for the lexingtoneservoir, it's at 42% capacity. marin water still at 95% capacity. here's what we are watching with rain moving in from friday through monday, there's a potential it could happen with subtropical moisture, and that means we will get higher rainfall totals if that moisture is coming all the way from hawaii. we are looking at an inch and a half to seven inches possible. also prepare for the potential of gusty winds and issues with the power going off and on, as well as rivers and street flooding during the times of heavy rain. so we are going to start seeing it move in tomorrow afternoon. saturday morning, heavy rain in parts of the north bay. we are watching that closely for saturday evening, for the 49ers game. it shows rain in and around the area, so have rain gear just in case. there will be breaks here and there, but we will continue to see it picking up on sunday evening into monday morning. as of right now, this is the forecast for the game on saturday at 5:15. it should be about

early on sunday she attended church services in lexington. the pastor told attendees she'd been a member for two decades. and she took aim at donald trump. >> i think that we need to have mental competency tests for anybody over the age of 75. he took offense to that and i think it hurt his feelings. you can't hide hint the teleprompter at his rallies. needs to man up, donald. i think that we're getting under his skin. just saying. i don't know. >> haley has been taking shots at trump on the campaign trail for some time now. and eva mckend has more on that. >> reporter: nikki haley beginning her second campaign event of the weekend in her home state of south carolina by holding a moment of silence for the victims of the jordan attack. and then she pivoted to the new normal for nikki haley and that is just unloading on former president trump arguing that chaos and drama that surrounds him is exhausting. she knocked him for not debating. and she said that america deserves answers and that donald trump won't give them. she did have to contend wi

they were catching east of lexington, kentucky when a winter storm stranded them in the red river gorge. and they woke up to find the area covered in snow. they realized it was not safe to climb down. >> and so a helicopter had to land on top of the rock. >> anytime we have to hike into rescue, it is difficult. but when it was 15 degrees and snowing, it ups the ante a lot more. i'm assuming they probably learned a very rvaluable lesson in camping in the winter month ps. >> thankfully all were rescued successfully. >>> and trump's motorcade has left trump tower here in new york city for the courthouse where he will be in the courtroom for e. jean carroll's defamation case. "cnn news central" picks up now. >>> any moment now, donald trump will be back in a federal court as the woman who has won a sexual abuse civil suit against him is about to take the stand. >> new hampshire, oh, new hampshire, a state where dreams run threw free and candidates run scared. the new moves ron desantis and nikki haley are pulling to try to extend their campaigns. >>> and an ohio woman is demanding an invest

we're going to lexington, south carolina, on what could be major development in this campaign. steve, i mean, it's never a good sign when a candidate is cancelling sunday morning appearances right before a big primary like new hampshire. obviously, they don't want to take questions along the lines of are you going to drop out? you know, how well do you need to do to stay in this race and so on. but one would think they would want to take the questions on as opposed to just cancelling appearances which is going to generate a lot of speculation. >> that's right, jim. they have attributed this change in schedule to some logistical issues they've had. scheduling events with the super pac. that has been hosting him. you know, he's in south carolina right now. but the fact he's been going back and forth between the two states, sort of demonstrates the unclear path he has to victory going forward. and how luittle understanding they have and fly-by-night nature that they're going about this post iowa campaign. they all but punted out of new hampshire. yet, he is putting out op-eds toda

in myrtle beach and seen by a nikki haley supporter who decided to confront the governor at his lexington event later that day. >> this is why i want. >> school choice. did she do it yes or no? she promised it. >> i'm not talking about that. >> i'm talking about big conservative achievements. >> reporter: we caught up with that voter as she was leaving. here is what she had to say about how she felt she was treated. >> i did not expect him to shut me down like he did. i expected him sincerely to take my question. and be respectful of me. and answer. or at least say, well, okay, but he didn't even acknowledge that i said anything. he heard i was a teacher and that was it. >> reporter: he is not giving up on new hampshire just yet. and he will be appearing in the state later today. steve contorno, cnn. >>> donald trump pushed his assertion that u.s. presidents should have full and total immunity from prosecution. on saturday night, trump invoked former u.s. president harry truman's use of the nuclear bomb in japan in 1945 as an argument in favor of immunity. listen. >> but you have to give

lexington reservoir, not even halfway at capacity. a lot higher for marin and east bay mudd, but we will most likely continue to see the water levels going up. there's a chance we could see a atmospheric river, and that enhances the rainfall, and so there could be a potential of an inch and a half to seven inches of rainfall. when we get all of the rain coming down with the gusty winds, there could be issues with power. make sure you are prepared for that in advance. we could also see rivers and streets flooding as well. the timeline of the rain starts to arrive during the afternoon into the evening, and it's once again, off and on throughout the day on saturday, and that does show the potential of rain for saturday evening. we could see a lot more rain on the way. the areas of pink and red indicate four to five inches of rainfall. the highest rainfall totals would be in the north bay. there looks to be a brief break on tuesday with more rain on wednesday. it's going to get active here with times of soggy weather. enjoy today while it

would argue to you that the victory of manassas gave, the south instant heritage, all own much as lexington and concord, the new or emergent or aspiring united states. an instant heritage all its own. in 1775. the victory unleashed a flood of patriotic in the south. before this the idea of the confederacy was untried was an idea an aspiration rather than a reality. but after first manassas and you see it in the language that southerners used to the confederacy became real. one soldier wrote from georgia, you said he wrote above all the morale fact was a great and brilliant victory. he said a woman from fredericksburg who wrote children her sons in army regularly referred for the first time after asked to her son, she wrote of our beloved confederacy. betty herndon. maury the daughter of matthew maury, would write of the despicable us flag. shortly, frank paxton, who commanded the stonewall brigade and who would die at its head at chancellorsville wrote to his wife after battle. we spent last in the sacred work of achieving nationality and independence. the work was nobly done, and then he m

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