not a state where low income, low wage poor, low wage voters do not make up at least 20% of the electorate, in 2016 the margin of victory in the presidential election was 10,000 votes. in 2016, 980,000 poor and low wage eligible voters did not vote. it would only take 1.1% of that percentage of low wage voters, non-wage voters to overcome that in 2016. in k north carolina margin victory. and did not vote. it would take the percentage for poor or low wage voters to match or succeed the voters in that state, we have power, we've got to use it and the time is now to build a third reconstruction and be a resurrection of power in this moment. there is no turning back. march the 2nd we mobilize for 42 straight weeks to shift the political electorate in this country. [applause] >> at this time i want to invite the co-chair of the poor people's campaign, a national call for more revival, liz harris to come and following her one of our great posters in this country, linda lake will come and talk as well and make it clear why this year is a critical issue people seeking elected office people cannot,

income voters, low income low wage workers.for a resurrection and not an insurrection and we this year are in the 60th anniversary of freedom summer. but freedom injustice is that which you must continue, continue to fight for. i'mhi going say a little bit moe but we want to introduce this first by way of our promo video whole nation might see and might join in with us. and so at this time promo video. jackson -- [silence] is it not? what do we want -- justice. >> when do we want it -- now. ♪ ♪ i have been struggling to pay my bills since i've been working at 16 years old. i work full-time 64 hours a week, 7 days a week. i am exhausted. >> our government finds it necessary to ban abortion to say that they are saving our children. more children die at the result of poverty in this country. >> we cannot be forced to -- one necessity over another -- this is the consequences that we face. so what are people saying? that we are fighting the oldest evil -- >> no matter how you call the holy, all of our sacred texts compel us to creat

income i voters, low income, low wage workers. it is time for a resurrection and not i an insurrection. we, this year, are in the 60th anniversary of freedomr summer. freedom and justice is with which you. must continue to figt for. let me say a little bit more. we want to introduce this first by way of our promo video. it may join in with us. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> i have been struggling to pay my bills since i have been working at 16 years old. i work full time seven days a week. i am exhausted. >> our government finds it necessary to ban abortion, to say that they are saving our children. more children die as a result of poverty in this country. >> we cannot be forced to choose this over one another. >> these are the consequences that we face. we are fighting the oldest evil. >> no matter how you call the holy telling us to create a world in which there is a enough for us all. >> in the face of nationalism, we declare that silence is pbetrayal. >> we gather on the streets in the spirit of the prophet who declared hey, evil and love goo

where low income, low-wage and low wealth voters do not make at least 20% of the electorate.igan, in 2016, the margin of victory in the presidential election was 10,000 votes. in 2016, 900 80,000 poor and low-wage eligible voters did not vote -- 980,000 poor and low-wage eligible voters did not vote. it would only take one 1000 of those voters to overcome the margin of victory. in north carolina, the margin of victory was 170,000 votes. in 2016, 920,000 poor and low-wage eligible voters did not vote. it would only take 18.9 percent of voters to -- we have power. it's the time to use it. there is no turning back. march 2, we mobilize for 42 straight weeks to shift the political electorate in this country. [applause] at this time, i want to invite the co-chair for the poor people's campaign, reverend dr. liz theoharis to come. and then following her, celinda lake will talk as well, making clear why this is a critical issue that people seeking elected office cannot and must not ignore. -- elected office and change cannot and must not ignore. [applause] rev. theoharis: we know fr

>> extremely low income households went on what households with extremely low income i am talking but in your district for example a single person who has a disability or is a senior in on an extremely limited fixed income without 12 -- 15000 regrets and running out of time too. >> what household income of no more than $25000. for these households the private market on its own you can ask any housing developers they will agree they can't on their own make housing affordable pickwick to make it affordable by having subsidies fund the federal government as i would you say? >> requires an intervention from the federal government too. >> where's that money coming from? was the form of subsidies. >> per. >> where is that coming from? outlays for housing assistance is about 1%. where's the money coming from on subsidies that you say a federal government which i think is in the red to a tune of $36 trillion, or is it coming from? >> 1% of out laid progress or using percentages but not answer my question. you really aren't to be just tell me it's coming from the taxpayers. >> sure we can abso

we are saying poor and low-wage workers. that every day hustle and still live poor and low-wage. one third of the poor live in the south. one of the movements to get to the uaw, but we challenged north carolina and won. brought for low-wage people together. they said we couldn't win. we have to go to these states. in the south we say those are red states, but we don't know what color they are because we have not mobilized. one third of our poor people live in the south. there is not a state in the south were if you mobilized 25% of poor and low-wage workers it wouldn't change the outcome. in florida, the percentage is under 3% of infrequent voters. north carolina, under 19%. georgia, under 7%. all over the south all over the country. wisconsin is less than 1%. even in our language, we have to say poor and low-wage workers. we call battleground states where the marginal victory was within the percent for the presidential election. poor and low-wage workers don't make up 40% of the electorate. there is not a state in this coun

we're headed for the low 60s today. this is about normal for this time of year, and we will have a slightly warmer day tomorrow before that storm system arrives. we'll talk more about that. >>> mike has a look at where you can find lower gas prices. >> we're going to start with a rundown of prices in alameda county, low in san lorenzo, $3.69 at marathon and central gas on washington avenue. prices have kept up a bit in the south bay. sunnyvale, $3.89 as the lowest at gulf on south fork road. in san mateo county, a little bit higher, $4.09, a&a gas on san carlos. check gasbuddy.com or report through gasbuddy.com. on the roadways, pretty smooth. we do have one incident i told you we would check out on highway 4. there's quite a bit of slowing. a number of vehicles involved in a crash westbound highway 4 as you're approaching willow pass road. you might want to use bailey if that's one of your normal choices as you head toward 680. 242 is clear, but the backup is before you get to willow pass road. westbound across the bay

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high clouds and low clouds. this morning, but the low clouds not impacting visibility.xploratorium camera. wow, look at that gorgeous out there with 55 in san francisco, 47 in oakland, 50 in hayward and san mateo with the coast at about 52 degrees. half moon bay. and you can see the low cloud deck here trying to push in right here around the golden gate. it is 44 in napa, 39 in petaluma with those mid 40s in concord. livermore checking in at 42 degrees. so 50 degrees in santa cruz, about a 10th of an inch of rain for your monday today. those clouds thin out a bit, but it's a cooler afternoon, maybe about 6061, in santa cruz. and then as we get towards your monday, a weak level one system with light accumulation a couple hundreds to maybe a 10th of an inch of rain and then the colder weather arrives as soon as tuesday. it will be dry, though for the middle of the week, and then we'll add in a cold system from the north. it is a big snow maker in the sierra nevada. it will bring us a decent amount of rain and low snow levels locally. level one system monday scattered show

and extremely low income families. there will be ground level retail, a restaurant and urban farm. brown says it's a continuation of the work she did when she led the black panther party from 1974 to '77. >> as dr. king said at one point we have half of what is good and double of what is bad. i know why that's true. so the question is what are you going to do about it? what i did was join the black panther party. >> reporter: is it possible for a building to hold the intangible, the hopes and histories of a community? brown thinks so and hopes the project will fulfill the panthers' fundamental mission, feeding, clothing, housing, and educating a community longing for freedom. >> if i could do this, i want you to get up out of your beds. get into the streets and say we want the same thing on every corner in west oakland and east oakland and detroit and philadelphia. >> reporter: brown hopes her example will be a blueprint helping to build a better future for this neighborhood. >> we'll have all of our black in the bay s

it introduces a low-cost electric car next month.nted to the nvidia numbers and pointed out the red arrow, and i said it looks like some investors lost faith in one of the best performing companies in the u.s. they shouldn't have. the santa clara-based chip company once again knocked it out of the park. i would like to talk about the results. the ceo said its products were in such demand it has staffers trying to decide who to sell the chips to. if somebody is building a datacenter and if they are not ready, they will sell the chips to somebody else. if you don't care about the silicon in silicon valley, you don't care about the ai. nvidia is one of the biggest stories ever. waymo will not be allowed to drive its cars for now in san mateo county. the cars operate in san francisco and parts of the l.a. basin. we got the notes from the fed about their last interest rate meeting. the minutes show most of the governors that effect the decisions in your financial life are not ready for a rate cut anytime soon. we suspected that was the ca

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but this is incredibly low. it's low compared to prior presidential races. it's probably going to be the lowest turnout presidential primary. the state's ever seen, and it's low even compared to the most recent gubernatorial election, where in that primary election we saw 33% turnout. so so, um, it's low and what's important to note, especially looking back at the story you just had, the electorate changes when you get to real low turnout election. so low in that district like anna, you seat we're talking about will it be a new generational leadership? will 58% of the voters who've cast ballots in that district are over 65? and we're seeing an older, whiter and more conservative electorate in this low turnout environment. >> one thing that you had mentioned in an article that i was reading was a change this year, a first year when all californians are receiving a vote by mail ballot and i'm wondering if you anticipate that having any impact on the number of early voters so far, people may be waiting since they have a ballot. how could that be impacting your

of jumping over a low bar. they set it low again. trading at 18 times, it's a position that can continue to do well. we like home depot. we've owned it a long time. we think we can be patient as revenues re-accelerate. it's the highest quality business in the industry. >> jason, autozone, all-time high on the back of its owner. what do you think of this one? >> another one. it's emblematic of the interest rate environment we're in. aging vehicles are only increasing, they're doing good work on the commercial side of their business. >> talk exxon and chevron. chevron's deal, exxon may challenge this, stephanie link, according to what we've been reading the last 24 hours or so. you got rid of chevron and now have exxon. >> i sold chevron -- i mean, that stock was terrible last year and then went out and bought hess and going internationally versus in the states. exxon is doing the exact opposite buying pioneer. that's why i sold chevron and bought exxon. i don't think exxon is going after hess. i would be shocked

rohoboth beach, biden's join, houses 2 million, 4 million, 6 million. >> tammy: low income is low incomee supposed to be subsidy and money help people that need help. people who live their year-round in those environments are service-based people, fishermen, domestic help, people cleaning those $17 million home, people working in hotels and staffing restaurants. can be residents of new york city or are retired and don't have actual income. what the left has done, use protected classes as alibis to get policies through that damage lives. low income people are not buying electric vehicles, they are too expensive. this is alibi on their back to get their friends to have a charger or joe biden to have a charger when the people cleaning their homes are driving gasoline-powered cars and can't afford to put gas in the tank, courtesy of the same pain. >> kayleigh: the more biden pushes this, less people want it. 2022, 49% wanted an electric vehicle, now down to 41% last year. gen-z, 10% drop in interest. check that out. >> emily: they can't afford it. sure, would it be nice? sure. that is only f

you have absolute low dollar prices still sitting in the low $90 context. that is offering nice full to our stories. that does not generally happen in the world of high-yield outside recessionary environments. you have that short duration aspect that ties into that. if we are able to buy a bond at $.92 on the dollar and have good visibility into their potential to refinance that debt and at the next couple years we will march that right up to par to really lock in nice realized gains. beyond that, yields outright are still pretty elevated around 8%. last year i was on the show in the fall and we were getting closer to 9% at the time. over the past year any time we gapped out that wide it was a very strong buying signal for people to pile in. a percent is still pretty good and works. sonali: there's a lot of conversation around risky to riskier. chris, i am wondering how you are seeing the syndicated leveraged loan market in a moment when there are a lot of people pushing for a rebound of the market. chris: we see a lot of activity. we believe the market is

visibility is low, use those low beams and take a time 20 minute resumes back to you. ll right. thanks a lot or in a 71 right now. now we've got to talk about the game we do. and you can't fault niners for trying. i mean, they really get out there all. they gave it a great shot and was a great game to watch fans right up to the end. sot the niners are going to pull away with a win even deep into overtime. yeah. allure of an ending. it is unfortunately didn't go the niners way for sports. director jason dumas was in vegas to see it all unfold. heading into this game. we kept saying the forty-niners needed to start off fast in. >> for a second, they were doing just that. they drove the ball down the field on the chiefs on the opening drive. 5 plays 49 yards and then christian mccaffrey had his 3rd fumble of the season. get this coming into this season. he had only had one fumble in 2 years. he's had 3 this season and then the second drive of the game, 3 penalties to arguably the forty-niners best player trent williams. and then another false start right before the penalty and all

upper 50s, low 60s.here's a better look at some of the numbers on the peninsula. 60 degrees for san mateo. for the inner east bay, we'll go 61 in antioch and for the north bay, 60 in napa. again, partly sunny, turning partly cloudy, mostly clear by the second part of the afternoon. we do have rain on the way, and it looks like it will come in time for valentine's day. i'll have a look at that in the extended forecast coming up. >> all right, rosemary, time 740. combining fabric with technology. the latest creation from a company based in san jose and a high end designer autonomous vehicles back in the forefront of conversation again. >> next at eight. why a plan that governor gavin newsom has already vetoed could be on the way back, and what it could mean for the prospect of self-driving trucks then coming up at nine, the legal battles for former president trump continue to. >> this morning. we have an update on what's happening in court today. in the case of classified documents found in florida and wha

one day, looks unsettled, fairly deep area of low pressure sweeping windy weather with coastal galesern and eastern parts of scotland. the rain should tend to clear off into the north sea and afternoon, bidons up a few showers into western areas but hang back in eastern england. 11 — 13 degrees, well above what it should be for the time year. that area of low pressure, another one develops, moves across the country for thursday, particular the wet and southern part of the uk but as it does clear away later, this is always hard to see the cold air pushed down from the north—west. really messy picture for thursday, some of the rain could be quite heavy for parts of england and wales, central and eastern carlton # scotland. bidons up little bit, the showers turning wintry over the showers turning wintry over the hills across northern and western areas as temperatures begin to fall, five — nine degrees will be the high on thursday. that area of low pressure clears away, one of west north—westerly winds, the cold air so the showers will have a wintry flavour to them across northern and we

more like low 60s today. and then we'll talk about much, much colder air headed our way with, you guessed it, rain and low elevation snow. that's in my seven day outlook. so we'll plan it all out for you starting with the rest of yr weekend. today's forecast next when you have moderate—to—severe eczema, it's okay to show off. with dupixent, show off your clearer skin and less itch. because you have plenty of reasons to show off your skin. with dupixent, the number one prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, you can stay ahead of your eczema. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema to help heal your skin from within. many adults saw 90% clearer skin. some even achieved long—lasting clearer skin and fast itch relief after first dose. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes including blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't c

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at very low turnout. we need to show people _ at very low turnout.nout. we need to show people that we are working on their priorities _ people that we are working on their riorities. ., . ., priorities. reformed uk came third in both seats _ priorities. reformed uk came third in both seats and _ priorities. reformed uk came third in both seats and some _ priorities. reformed uk came third i in both seats and some conservatives are calling for similar policies, lower taxes and low immigration, to win back voters. but lower taxes and low immigration, to win back voters.— win back voters. but there is a lot of common _ win back voters. but there is a lot of common ground _ win back voters. but there is a lot of common ground between - win back voters. but there is a lot of common ground between the l of common ground between the conservative party in the reform party, so we need to make sure we appeal to those voters.— appeal to those voters. privately, labour appeal to those voters. privately, labour already — appeal to those voters. privately, labour

we are out of the storm track, daytime highs will be right around 60, earning lows in the low 40s.do have some upper 30s for the inland east bay communities and in the north bay but for the most part it is fairly quiet. the next chance of rain, when you look at the long-range forecast, this is the 8 to 14 day from february 17 through the 23rd. the deeper the shade of green, the higher the degree of confidence precipitation will be above average. for the timeframe referenced on this map. the bottom line, once we get to this weekend, we will start to get back in the storm track. it is too early to pull out individual storms and say this is the first one coming and how it will look but when we look at the long-range model, it is lining up with good agreement that by the time we get to next weekend and into early next week things will get more active. this week not going -- not much going on with one exception. look at this weak stream, we will try to get here with a little bit of rain and if we look for the potential for a cumulative rain into there is a using the ensemble model which

low temperatures will drop as low as about 33 degrees.ave lows in the mid to upper 30s. and here's the accuweather seven day forecast tomorrow. mid 50s for the highs. as we start to dry out. but we'll get much drier and milder as we progress into the seven days. and by the weekend, sunny skies, high temperatures around 60 early next week, mid next week. high temperatures in the low to mid 60s. so a nice dry spell and a nice warm up coming our way. >> we love it and we need it. >> we need it badly. yeah we do. >> thank you spencer okay. >> all right. another day closer to the super bowl, sports director larry beil is in las vegas. larry dan ama kyle shanahan has come really close to winning the super bowl, but he's fallen short on two occasions. >> so how does the 40 niners head coach manage the stress and the pressure heading into another battle with the kansas city chiefs? that's next two very different visions for california. steve garvey, the leading republican, is too conservative for california. he voted for trump twice and supported

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from low 40s to the mid-50s at noon, just briefly touching 60 degrees. we'll see low to mid-60s across the bay area and slightly warmer temperatures tomorrow as that sunshine conditions. we'll talk about the big changes ahead for thursday coming up. >>> mike, you've been tracking a crash. >> we have slowing highway 4, continues to be a bigger issue. we may see relief around willow pass road where the crash involving five vehicles has been reported. we've been seeing two lanes blocked but there may be some improvement. the backup starts back before railroad, so some folks may be taking the cut through on kirker pass. the surface street sensors don't look so bad. we have a typical build outside of that, maybe a little lighter because of all of those folks held back in that portion of contra costa county. nevertheless, we do have the backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. there's spacing in the lanes on the approach and there's another crash in san lorenzo we'll talk about coming up. >>> well, san francisco leaders are moving forward with a new plan to fight

so these are the lows. some of the lows this morning, as you can see in the north bay. we started in the low 30's livermore. 34 conquered 36 and redwood city and fremont. 37 38 degrees. so expect another more chilly overnights for tonight and into saturday morning. so there may be a frost advisory issued later on today, but you see mostly sunny skies out there. very nice day aware about in the low 50's mid 50's right now. so we should be bumping up about 2 foot. 3 degrees warmer and we are ready are warming up in santa rosa and oakland 2 to 3 degrees. wind speeds are calm. we just have a slight breeze here around the coast and point raise. but not as strong as it was earlier. so daly city, you will be warming up if you're heading out for some coffee. 58 degrees is expected to be your high with partly cloudy skies and for the rest of us in the bay area. nice weekend in store. we're talking low 60's, mostly sunny skies. and when i come back, we do see rain in the long range forecast. stefanie, okay. something to look forward to in terms of when that rain is going to show

the decline negative low impacting the street that is revealing itself. and it is in the foreign or out of state visitors the bad press is causing people from the communals of the bay area and beyond to come in to san francisco less. reversing this trend will be guiding and primary objective for me if appointed i want to make it easy for entrepreneurs and perform exteriors wars to thrive in the city. i believe the city we need to put energy in supporting the things we want to see more of. and if selected that is what i will champion. the experience i have had in the industry and passion stla for will trans lit to the position if you accept my application. i apologize i can't be here to actual in personful thank you. >> thank you. i want to thank chris that was a comprehensive -- statement and honest low there cannot be a better fortunate deliver than you. thank you for coming out. thank you for running my office loves so much. my favorite venue is the stud. i partner there. and i know chris met his per in at lalinda. >> yes. >> thanks. i love this little

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we reach the low 60s by tuesday, wednesday and thursday and that's an average, mostly low to mid-60s for high temperatures across the bay area with that better chance of rain headed our way about a week from today. enjoy the dry weather. at least we get several dry days to enjoy. >> so grateful for a wonderful weekend. thanks, paul. >>> up next, the first historically black greek sorority is inspiring a new generation. we'll introduce you to a more than century old tradition happening on campus. >> it's really kind of like a rite of passage. >>> and we'll meet the bay area couple with you want to see who we are as americans? i'm peter dixon and in kenya... we built a hospital that provides maternal care. as a marine... we fought against the taliban and their crimes against women. and in hillary clinton's state department... we took on gender-based violence in the congo. now extremists are banning abortion and contraception right here at home. so, i'm running for congress to help stop them. for your family... and mine. i approved this message because this is who we are. >>> let's give

and then as we move deeper through the new weak atlantic, low through the new week, atlantic low pressure westerlies. it will turn less cold both by day and by night. live from london, this is bbc news. israel says negotiators have returned from talks in paris with an outline of a ceasefire deal which will be put to the war cabinet today. 0n the second anniversary of russia's invasion of ukraine, president zelensky insists his country will win, but urgently needs more weapons. and calls for a conservative mp to be kicked out of his party after branding london's mayor as racist and "islamophobic". the mayor himself hits back. these comments from a senior conservative are as racist and anti—muslim. hello, i'm nicky schiller. we begin with developments in the middle east. israeli media says an israeli delegation has returned from talks in paris with the �*outline of an agreement�* on a ceasefire with hamas and the release of the remaining hostages in gaza.

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low 40s to low 50s across the bay area. this morning 54 degrees to start your day in san francisco in the north bay 43 in napa, the inner east bay 40 to start your morning in livermore. not seeing much in the way of fog out there this morning. so we will call for partly cloudy skies with an increase in high clouds for today and temperatures are falling off by several degrees. san francisco went to 71 yesterday, 61 the forecast high for this afternoon . in a better look at your bay area sunday, plus the rain expected to arrive for tomorrow. coming up thank you rosemary. >> new this morning. police say more than 50 cars were broken into at a berkeley apartment complex. and they say one crew is responsible for all that damage. ktvu is amanda quintana joins us live in berkeley now with details. good morning. >> good morning. so this is the aquatic apartment complex. and police say 53 cars. that's how many they identified here in the west berkeley neighborhood. that were hit on thursday night. you can see one of the cars here st

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it will be mainly clear a few lingering clouds, temperatures ranging from low 40s on the coast to low around the bay to 30s inland, where it's going to be pretty cold by noon. still a mix of sun and clouds and temperatures, mainly in the low to mid 50s. just about everywhere across the board from inland to the to the bay to the coast. similar range of highs of temperatures, i should say at 4 p.m, although a little bit cloudier at 4 p.m. there may be an isolated shower or two late in the day and going into the evening hours, skies start to clear out again, leading us into a string of sunny days, which i'll tell you about a little bit later. dan all right, spencer, thank you so much. >> right now, animal experts say there's a disturbing side effect from these extreme storms. many birds along our coast are being battered and forced from the sea by the strong winds. abc seven news south bay reporter lauren martinez shows us how local animal groups are jumping into action. >> right now, the spca for monterey county is acting like an emergency hospital for seabirds. >> these birds are comin

and again, the philippines, very, very, very low. i mean, less than one percent. i think like a half of one percent. if that and the inverse then is there's a strong kind of kind of disposition towards marriage to begin with, right? so it's one thing that how, how, how to assess how many divorces come out of marriages. and then the flip is how do we kind of look at stats surrounding marriage to begin with. and so. busy and guys and was thank you, see high numbers of marriages and then very, very low numbers of divorces. similarly in egypt and the philippines and, and really in many to. busy of in countries kind of across the board for either economic reasons or social reasons, religious reasons. cultural reasons. unions are just kind of hung onto, you know, for as long as possible and you don't get a lot of applaud right from society for, for a willingness to break that union. so the cuts both ways. um certainly, but it's interesting. are there different legal assistance in that reducing divorce race or addressing the challenges associated with divorce? well, you

this next area of low pressure with a big question. see tightly packed isobars and once it clears out of the way, that is when we see the cold arctic air pushing southwards towards the end of next week at the beginning of the following week. milderairwrapped beginning of the following week. milder air wrapped around the area of low pressure but potentially colder arctic air but the uncertainty lies in exactly where that area of low pressure is going to spin up and how far north. at the moment it looks as if we are said to see a spell of chilly weather as we head towards the end of next week between now more rain. warnings on the website. live from washington, this is bbc news. the us and uk carry out more strikes on iran backed houthi positions in yemen — as washington continues its military response to the deaths of three us soldiers and houthi attacks on ships in the red sea. northern ireland's devolved government is restored after a two—year hiatus. sinn fein's michelle 0'neill makes history as stormont�*s first irish nationalist le

we are out of the storm track, daytime highs will be right around 60, morning lows in the low 40s.0s for the inland east bay communities and in the north bay. but for the most part it is fairly quiet. the next chance of rain, when you look at the long-range forecast, this is the 8 to 14 day from february 17 through the 23rd. the deeper the shade of green, the higher the degree of confidence precipitation will be above average. for the timeframe referenced on this map. the bottom line, once we get to this weekend, we will start to get back in the storm track. it is too early to pull out individual storms and say this is the first one coming and how it will look. but when we look at the long-range model, it is lining up with good agreement that by the time we get to next weekend and into early next week things will get more active. this week not much going on with one exception. look at this weak stream, we will try to get here with a little bit of rain and if we look for the potential for a cumulative rain into there is a using the ensemble model, which would be the most responsible

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