the khamovnichesky court found marcus and adzhin guilty of embezzlement.vanovna was finally sentenced to serve a term of imprisonment. the head of the lending department, marina klyueva, was found guilty and received 4 and a half years in prison; she was taken into custody in the courtroom. in several more people who were involved in cashing money withdrawn from the bank will go to the colony, one of them is heinrich maly, he was also taken into custody in the courtroom. the same fate befell another defendant, evgeniy oros; he, unlike the others, found himself behind bars in handcuffs, lounged imposingly on the bench, listened to the judge, sometimes yawning. another defendant, olga mulina, was late for the trial, came after the verdict was announced and clearly did not expect such a meeting; she tried to see the handcuffs. another person involved during the high-profile case, larisa's brother marcus georgiy bijamov managed to escape abroad, first settling in monaco, russia was denied his extradition. now, according to media reports, he has moved to the uk

marcus -- uh-huh, now the thing about marcus is the shirt to me says stoner.the job says no. >> no way. >> jimmy: yeah. and finally, savannah. savannah, let's have a look at your eyes. [ laughter ] oh, boy. now i'm -- now i'm -- you know what? >> yeah. exactly. >> jimmy: i feel like i'm still going to stick with rosheen. she doesn't even know where the camera is. [ laughter ] >> i'm sorry. >> jimmy: it's okay, rosheen. >> i was told so many times -- >> jimmy: in about four hours, you'll be fine. [ laughter ] what do you think? >> i'm having some serious doubts. >> jimmy: yeah, me too. >> savannah's suspicious. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: she is, yeah. the hat makes her a little extra suspicious. but the sandwich. you know, i mean -- turkey, whatever. >> very normal. >> jimmy: standard, yeah, yeah. i got to go with doritos. >> okay, let's do it. >> jimmy: all right. rosheen, are you high? >> no. >> jimmy: what? [ laughter ] >> just likes doritos. >> jimmy: well then we've got to go with our second choice, right? savannah, are you huh? >> yeah! [ cheers and applause

he left the training base on crutches yesterday that has been for a scan marcus smith was expected to start, so if it does not start, it will scupper the plans. he start, so if it does not start, it will scupper the plans.- will scupper the plans. he is already without _ will scupper the plans. he is already without owen - will scupper the plans. he is| already without owen farrell will scupper the plans. he is - already without owen farrell for personal reasons and elsewhere in the midfield, manu tuilagi and ollie lawrence are injured. lots more steve borthwick to ponder and an update on myth, industry is —— injuries expected in the next few hours and we will get more clarity on whether it available road. england have strong options at fly—half, the hugely experienced george ford, but also 21—year—old finn smith who has been in brilliant form for his club and if marcus smith is to be ruled out, his namesake is set to make his debut. either starting off the bench on saturday. the full run of midweek premier league fixtures starts on tuesday. there are five games to look forward to lat

clearly there is an issue there with marcus rashford, it's clearly there is an issue there with marcusdeal with issues surrounding rashford, and i am sure he would prefer not to have to do it, but it is hisjob to prefer not to have to do it, but it is his job to attend the press conferences and hisjob is his job to attend the press conferences and his job to answer questions from the media. that doesn't mean to say that she has to answer them way the media want, but thatis answer them way the media want, but that is where we ended up today. you mention it has happened before with marcus rashford, it is happened with other players i'm a is there a discussion about how he has decided to deal with each player, perhaps differently, there are players who have also had disciplinary matters who at the time were called internal, yet those players are no longer at the club.— internal, yet those players are no longer at the club. obviously, jadon sancho would _ longer at the club. obviously, jadon sancho would be _ longer at the club. obviously, jadon sancho would be the _ longer at the club. ob

marcus? >> thanks, cinthia. >>> happening now, alaska airlines and united airlines getting ready to bring back the boeing max 9 737 plane, putting them back into service. the planes were grounded earlier this month after a door panel blew off an alaska plane midflight. on wednesday, the faa giving the go-ahead to unground the planes. alaska says it is doing final inspections and once those are completed and everything is resolved, the plane will fly again. that could happen as early as today. united says its planes could go back by next week. >>> justin timberlake touring for the first time in years. ahead this midday, his stop in the bay area and when those tickets go on sale. >>> but first here at nbc bay area, we are part of the 49er faithful. we want you to join us and all these fans cheering on the niners this sunday as they play against the detroit lions in the nfc championship. tag us @nbcbayarea on social tag us @nbcbayarea on social media. thousands of women with metastatic breast ca

. >> i'm marcus washington. we're going to get to the commute in just a bit with you, mike, but first let's talk about that forecast. we've been talking about the rain all week. >> it's dry now, but you want to grab the umbrella if you're getting ready to head out the door. it is looking nice and clear as we get a live look outside in san jose. and we're also feeling the chill in the air as well, another cold morning. as we take a look at what to expect, once again, not a lot of rain coming down. it is still well to the north of us. as we go throughout the rest of the morning into the afternoon, we're going to see this rain coming in and affecting us for much of the day. that's round two of the rain. we had round one yesterday with some light showers. a bigger storm is on tap for the weekend. that's going to be moving in on saturday. looking at today's forecast, we'll start to see more coverage of the rain around 8:00 to 9:00, and then going into late morning, into the afternoon. it still will continue even for

but critics say it was just another example of marcus's tone, deaf governing style. but the thing is, he use the filipinos boxes on watching on god saying the beans and analysts say the incident, gave marcus critics something to focus on the salad. and if there's one thing the marxist have long been accused of, it's their use of state funds for personal benefit. critics say the use of a government's healthy copper is in line with the presidents of bringing people off julia's father's 20 years in the presidency. often described as one of the most corrupt in the world. and yet as recently as december, 1 survey suggested, a majority of filipinos were happy with marcus's performance, except on inflation. the same pull, found almost 3 quarters of the population, was dissatisfied with the high cost of living. when i get, don't, i don't answer the number, right? yes, the problem. so let's keep the analysts say revive economy is going to be tough, especially after coven 19. he has done some, some damage. however, we know that the recovery from the pandemic and from the doubl

i am marcus washington. >>> i am laura garcia. let's get to the forecast with meteorologist, kari hall. >> yeah, we were seeing frost and king tides and rain coming in, and we have changes coming our way, and we started this morning with chilly temperatures and most of us in the upper 30s and low 40s to start. san francisco starting at 40 degrees. it's 39 in sonoma, and 37 in dublin and livermore, and also 37 in san martin. we are under a frost advisory for the next several hours up until 10:00 as the lows drop down in the mid-30s in some areas. we are going to go from a cold morning to a sunny day, and we are warming up towards the 50s this afternoon. we will see mid-50s for many of the microclimates, and this is a break from the rain but we are watching incoming rain for the weekend. we will talk about that in a couple minutes. >>> sensors are fine through the contra costa county, and we have a typical overnight closure, northbound 680, and it cleared from the sensors just now. the southbound side will not close. if you follow m

laura and marcus? >> i'm looking forward to that. >>> our free nbc app is a great resource that you can as those storms are set to return. it will give you access to our stormranger's exclusive mobile doppler radar. you can type in your zip code and get alerts minutes before the rain starts falling in your neighborhood. >>> in the east bay, an end to an intense standoff overnight in brentwood near east sims road. there was heavy police presence in this video, including a s.w.a.t. team. neighbors say the standoff started yesterday afternoon and ended during the overnight hours. deputies so far not revealing if any arrests were made or if anyone was injured. the contra costa sheriff's office so far also not commenting. >>> the new hampshire primaries under way. on the republican side, two familiar names, donald trump and nikki haley. >> joe biden's name will not be on the democratic ballot. scott mcgrew explains why. >> good morning. the national democratic party wants the first primary to be held in sou

marcus and laura?k you, ginger. >>> the suspect accused of killing a police officer just entered a plea in court. we are joined from outside the district attorney's office in dublin. how did they plead, bob? >> good morning to you, laura and marcus. the district attorney has charged three men in the murder of tuan le and a fourth man associated with that homicide. in the past hour in a courtroom in oakland all four men pled not guilty. these are images our photographer just sent to us from inside the courtroom. marquis cooper was charged with the murder and is now held without bail and also charged in the death of officer le and two men criminal histories, mark sanders and allen brown and all three men are in custody and all three pled not guilty within the past hour or so. a fourth man, lebron russell, he also appeared in court and is charged with second-degree burglary and he again pled not guilty. we just spoke with the attorney representing russell. >> entered a plea of not guilty and he exercised

i'm marcus washington. we're going to get a look at that commute with mike in just a bit. first, we were talking about rain in the forecast. meteorologist kari hall has a look at that. i saw rain on my car this morning. >> a little mist this morning. the heavier rain coming in later this morning. so as you get ready to head out, we may need the windshield wipers for a bit. but it's another chilly one, with our start in the upper 40s and low 50s. we're at 47 right now in san jose. then taking a look at the wide view of what's happening, a lot of storms have been lining up and this atmospheric river is starting to make its way closer. but it is a very weak one. as it moves in, it's going to move fairly quickly, starting out with light rain around ukiah, and we're seeing that starting to make its way closer to lakeport. as we go throughout the morning, that will move from the north bay eventually into san francisco and the peninsula by about 9:00. much of the east bay before noon, and then into san jose. notic

marcus and laura?we'll look for it where we can. thank you very much, ginger. >>> hunter biden makes a surprise appearance at a house committee hearing on whether to hold him in contempt. the president's son arrived on capitol hill this morning for that hearing. he's at odds with republicans over their demand that he testify behind closed doors. he is facing two separate criminal indictments. he's agreed to testify publicly, an offer republicans have refused. biden only stayed far portion of the hearing, leaving with his legal team shortly before georgia republican margery tailor green delivered remarks. >> hunter biden is terrified of strong, conservative republican women, because he can't even face my words as i was about to speak to him. >> it just so happens the witness is here. if the committee wants to hear from the witness and the chairman gave the witness that option, then the only folks that are afraid to hear from the witness with the american people watching are my friends on the other side

bloomberg's white and marcus ashworth. coming up, our question of the day come is the tenure overvalued? aneeka gupta of wisdom tree will be joining us. this is bloomberg. ♪ at morgan stanley, old school hard work meets bold new thinking. to help you see untapped possibilities and relentlessly work with you to make them real. >> my view is at current levels it is fairly valued, but what is interesting is in the derivatives market investors are pricing a wideband over the next couple of months. if you look in the derivative market, rates volatility stands out as the richest process at volatility, which is another way of saying a huge potential range for where the 10-year will trade. guy: speaking to us in the last hour, taking us back to our question of the day. is the tenure overvalued. pick your 10 year. aneeka gupta of wisdom tree joins us to have a go at this question. what you think? aneeka: i think it is currently fairly valued. there will be a lot of volatility on the bond market and we could see this test range goin

chris jones with that report, marcus chrisjones with that report, marcus smith out of the england and rebel series in new mexico this week, his involvement will jeopardise new mexico this week, his involvement willjeopardise his involvement willjeopardise his involvement in next year's ryder cup. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. the international tennis integrity agency says it will appeal the decision to clear former british number one doubles player, tara moore, after a failed drugs test. moore was provisionally banned in may 2022, but that was lifted last month after a tribunal found that contaminated meat was the source of the prohibited substances detected, and moore was not at fault. judge trump is through to the third round of german masters, five frames to three and berlin, also wins for alex robinson and allie carter. 26—year—old shannon ryan will fight for the vacant british flyweight and commonwealth title next month she's unbeaten since making her pro debut two years ago but has a not so—secret weapon in her corner for the fi

i'm marcus washington. there are concerns after two avalanches this week at a lake tahoe ski resort, one of them killing a part-time bay area resident. we have team coverage as a busy holiday weekend gets under way. we'll check in with meteorologist kari hall, tracking the current conditions in the sierra. but first, nbc bay area's bob redell is live along 580 in livermore. that's where many of those bay area skiers will be traveling as they head out of town, bob. i would imagine for all of those traveling there this weekend, it's a topic and certain concern that's very unsettling about all that's happened there in the past week. >> reporter: good morning to you, marcus. anytime you're heading out to the snow, of course you want to be careful. those heading out to the ski resorts this weekend for the three-day holiday weekend, taking 580 into the central valley and up to tahoe and the sierra nevada, this is something they should be mindful of after the two avalanches at the palisades tahoe ski resort this w

marcus, thank you so much for joining us . can you first tell us what you saw and what you experienced this morning? >> yeah. so we were one of the first people up on cdt when they opened it this morning. um, and. and we didn't actually see the avalanche occur, but as we were riding down under the chairlift, some, some people on the lift started yelling at us that there was an avalanche. um, so then we slowed down, proceeded with caution, and as we rode down through the avalanche debris field, we came across a man, um, who had lost his wife in the avalanche. there was a couple of other people there at that time. um, but we were one of the first few to arrive. we've, um, arrived to him and he was frantically looking for his wife . um, so i unstrapped my snowboard and, uh, asked where he had last seen her. so, um, he pointed to an area, but then somebody else said that when they were on the lift and they had come down by this point, they said they saw her get swept quite far below that point. um, i identified another person seve

but critics say it was just another example of marcus's tone, deaf governing style. but the thing is, to use the filipinos boxes on watching and causing the beans and of the say, the incident gave marcus critics something to focus on the salad. and if there's one thing the marxist have long been accused of, it's their use of state funds for personal benefit. critics say the use of government's healthy. copper is in line with the president's upbringing. people off julia's father's 20 years in office. presidency often described as one of the most corrupt in the world. and yet as recently as december.

>> david: marcus moore in tel aviv for us. marcus, thank you. >>> back here in the u.s., and one more note from the capitol tonight. while one house committee was voting on hunter biden, another committee was moving ahead to try to impeach the houseland secur security. meantime, a bisport an group of senators continues to negotiate over what could be a landmark bipartisan border package. >>> when we come back here tonight, in new york city this evening, another subway train has gone off the tracks. >>> also, the new and alarming studies tonight about the water you're drinking from plastic bottles. >>> and the college football coaching great and his big announcement just in tonight. (sigh) (snoring) if you struggle with cpap... you should check out inspire. honey? inspire. sleep apnea innovation. learn more and view important safety information at inspiresleep.com i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein! those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. -ugh. -here, i'll take that. woo hoo! ensure max prot

marcus moore joining us now from tel aviv. and marcus, prime minister benjamin netanyahu's already facing pressure abroad and at home over this war, and now his government hit with a major setback. >> reporter: yeah, this setback is being seen as a major blow to netanyahu. as you know, he's been trying to weaken the country's supreme court justices and that has really divided the country. we saw massive protests over the summer. well, today, the court narrowly voted to overturn a key part of that overhaul, and that decision adds a whole new layer to the tensions that are already gripping this country. mary? >> mary: marcus, thank you. >>> now, to the race for the 2024 white house. the first voting in the iowa caucuses just two weeks away. ron desantis is focusing all of his attention on the state, with donald trump holding onto that commanding lead in the polls. here's abc's mary alice parks. >> reporter: tonight, with the iowa caucuses exactly two weeks away, florida governor ron desantis making his final push for support. >>

let's go, marcus. give me your credit card. >> not today. >> we've got you covered from the bay area to las vegas. we've got a team of anchors, reporting and niners insiders heading to vegas for the super bowl. you can see our full coverage at nbcbayarea.com. >> why not just stay at home and watch what we've got for you? it's free. >>> it is 5:10 this morning. here is a live look outside. show, this is our last day before the rain starts to come. >> and i think you may be wanting to try to escape all of the rain we have coming our way, because it's going to be very soggy as we go into the middle to end of the week. a flood watch has already been put up for the bay area and we also have a wind advisory as we're expecting sthoez wind gusts to reach 40 to 50 miles per hour, along with dangerous surf in the forecast. we are mostly dry today but may start to see spotty sprinkles late tonight. the rain really begins to ramp up by late tomorrow morning into the afternoon. so we'll talk more about this timelin

good morning, laura and marcus. a beanie that says super bowl and has the san francisco 49ers logo on it, so all we're really missing is the word champions. super bowl champions, right? for now, we're looking at nfc champions gear here at dick's over in daly city. they're opening extra early today, two hours earlier than their normal hours. you can see the merchandise laid out here. i'm sticking to the youth section because it's a little less expensive than the adult t-shirts there. but they're all lined up ready to go. some of the merch already made it into the stores as of last night here at dick's in daly city. they already had some of this nfc champions, the t-shirts, the long sleeve shirts, these beanies. they reopened to accommodate a line of people waiting to get their new merchandise. the store said they had about 1,000 shirts last night, and people left their watch parties early and headed to buy nfc champions gear immediately. lines and crowds could be seen at the team store over in levi's stadium, as soon

. >> i'm marcus washington. our top story, you probably hear it outside your window, our microclimate weather alert. the roadways pretty much everywhere are slick this morning. some neighborhoods are experiencing flooding. >> if you have to head out the door, slow down. we've got team coverage, kicking things off with meteorologist kari hall, tracking a wet start to our workweek. >> we had a lot of rain falling late last night, so we're still seeing some of that rain lingering across parts of the bay area. even as the rain is clearing out for the north bay, there's still problems left behind with standing water on the roadways and some isolated flooding issues. as we get a closer look with stormranger, once again, we are seeing things taper off for the north bay, but as we get a closer look at palo alto, the los altos hills and sunnyvale, we're still seeing pockets of heavy rain. there are some breaks here and there across san jose, but at times the rain picks up once again. we're still seeing it in the south co

but critics say it was just another example of marcus's tone, dep, governing style. but the thing is, he use the filipinos boxes and watching and causing the beans and analysts say, the incident, gave marcus critics something to focus on on that. and if there's one thing the marxist have long been accused of, it's their use of state funds for personal benefit. critics say the use of a government's healthy copper is in line with the presidents of bringing people off julia's father's 20 years in offering that presidency. often described as one of the most corrupt in the world. and yet as recently as december of the population was dissatisfied with the high cost of living. when i don't, i don't answer example, right? yes, you problem solve, let's keep the analysts say revive me. the economy is going to be tough, especially after coven 19 that he has done some some diligence. however, we know that the recovery from the pandemic and from the double digit recession of the economy, will not take overnight. but we also know that for ordinary filipinos, economic hardship cont

and marcus, this has really turned into a war of attrition, hasn't that you're seeing not much ground one on either side, but both incurring really bloody losses. do you think that this kind of war is to russia's advantage? i totally agree. we have seen this situation for a couple of months now in military times. no major move and i think you know, we see fighting or every day every, the people, every day people are dying or but if you ask for the big picture, i think there's the large movements on the ground. and in that particular, we know as well, we don't see any political initiatives and you put it there, you know, legal case that's going on. however, i think there's move into on, in other arenas in europe. as mentioned military before in the united states as well. i think we're going to talk about this in a couple of minutes. so it's not some of the about the different to focus on russian ukraine on the, on the front of the farm. the more the put the good read us in with and capitals, and we certainly will be talking all about that in just a moment. but 1st me want to come to yo

>> reporter: marcus, more pay.he first day back from winter break and it is, but it's not clear if there will be any classes going on here at csu east bay, or any of the other csu campuses throughout the state. at 7:00 this morning, within the next 30 minutes, many of the professors, librarians, counselors and coaches here at csu east bay are expected to go on strike. they are not expected to be showing up in the classrooms, in what is supposed to be a week-long streak at the 23 csu campuses throughout the state. the california faculty association, the union that represents the roughly 29,000 faculty members statewide, they organized this walkout to convince csu to meet their demands. both sides have been in contract negotiations since last june. csu says it is providing a general salary increase of 5% each year over three years. the faculty, they're demanding an increase of 12%. >> it is a number that reflects the rates of inflation over the last several years, and simply keeping pace with that level of inflation

marcus mentioned that pothole. i believe it's in the clearing stages, that was southbound 680 yesterday. that should be good, but i'll triple-check on that. we want to go toward walnut creek as you're going southbound 680, very popular, main street on-ramp, those exit lanes were blocked, but at last reading of the chp log, that was also in the clearing stages there. so just be careful in and around the east bay. we'll check on some drive times there. under 15 minutes to get yourself over into the bay bridge from highway 4, and if you're taking 880, that will also be under 15 minutes. so green light on this friday, guys. >> nice to see. thank you. >>> now to the latest scare at palisades tahoe ski resort, another avalanche forcing a brief closure one day after the deadly slide. >> it's been a tense few days and it comes in the lead-up to the martin luther king holiday weekend. bob redell joins us live along eastbound 580 this morning. i know a lot of families like to head toward the sierra. what do they need to know

marcus and laura. >> thanks, kari. >>> 6:10 right now. the 49ers are poised to take their first postseason step towards hopefully an nfl -- nfc championship. for the niners star quarterback brock purdy, every step is still a big step in his remarkable career. coming up, he's going to talk about his carefully crafted journey to stardom. >> and some records set by the chiefs/dolphins game as well. 30% of all internet traffic was that game. >>> and off to the slopes. fresh snow in the sierra making for a winter wonderland. we're going to take you to (vo) if you overdraw your account, wells fargo gives you an extra day grace period to avoid the overdraft fee. what if everything came with a grace period? like accidentally parking where you shouldn't... (driver 2) nah.. that one gets an extra day (vo) like having an extra day grace period? you can with wells fargo. (vo) at wells fargo, direct deposits come up to two days early with early pay day. what if everything came two days early? (hero) have a good weekend! (co-worker) but it's wednesday.

good morning, marcus. so some u.s.lawmakers are pressing president biden to take decisive action against iran for backing the malitia group that launched that deadly drone strike. three american soldiers killed in -- and at least two dozen injured in a drone strike. president biden calling for a moment of silence during a campaign stop in south carolina. >> we lost three brave souls in an attack on one of our bases. >> reporter: while the facts are still being gathered, in a statement the president says the attacks were carried out by radical iran-backed groups operating in syria and iraq. >> it's clear according to what the white house is telling us, this was instigated by radical extremists funded by iran. >> reporter: this attack marks the first time u.s. service members in the middle east were killed in the months of strikes since the israel/hamas war began, and is seen as a dangerous escalation. >> these are drones that are packed with explosives, and then detonate upon impact. to have the number of casualties sug

but critics say it was just another example of marcus's tone, deaf governing style. but the thing is, to use the filipinos boxes on watching, causing the beans and analysts say, the incident gave marcus critics something to focus on the salad. and if there's one thing the marxist have long been accused of, it's their use of state funds for personal benefit. the critics say the use of a government's helicopter is in line with the presidents of bringing people off julia's father's 20 years in offering that presidency. often described as one of the most corrupt in the world. and yet as recently as december, 1 survey suggested, a majority of filipinos were happy with marcus's performance except on installation . the same pull, found almost 3 quarters of the population was dissatisfied with the high cost of living. and i don't, i don't answer reasonable for, i guess the problem. so let's keep fighting robinson about 5 and of the say revive economy is going to be tough. especially after corporate 19, he has done some, some damage. however, we know that the recovery from th

stephen and marcus take a closer look at the pitch.up as a liverpool player, as well. and he was just...happier than i was. from playing in front of thousands at anfield, both stephen and marcus are now becoming dependent on others for their everyday needs. do you feel... ..like you�*re a hindrance? but you shouldn�*t do, should you? you still want to do things on your own, don�*t you, as well? that�*s the thing. you know, istill try and do my own lace up now and again. i�*ll be there all day because ijust can�*t do it. yeah, yeah. stephen is hoping to get football players past and present to take part in the walk. both men have been touched by the support they�*ve had from former team—mates. there's the main man. good player, isn�*t he? his friend�*s got mnd, hasn�*t he? sarah keith lucas has the weather. after that relentless rain for the start of 2024 is looking quieter and calmer. lots of dry weather in store but colder out there. some frost, pork and some icy stretches through this week, some wintry showers out there today althoug

in part, marcus. that hold on a second, the constitution has areas where they discuss directly what should happen to a president. in this particular clause they're talking about an officer, an oath, but the word president does not appear. and we all know in law school and interpretation of the law the courts are going to look as you mentioned, tim, at the context, at the legislative history perhaps or the intent behind it, what were the conversations around it. is it going to be enough to say because the founding fathers left out the word president that's it, that's all the marbles? >> i don't think it's going to be enough. if you go back to when this amendment was actually passed after the civil war, i think it's unfathomable for us to think that robert e. lee could have ran for president as someone who had engaged in rebellion or insurrection. i think that is enough right there to show that look, he couldn't run for president back then because he engaged in rebellion and insurrection. former preside

i am marcus washington. >>> i am laura garcia. we will get to the morning commute with mike in a little bit, but first this morning we are talking about the forecast. a nice clear day today? >> yeah, it's going to be dry today. although we would probably like more sunshine but we will see a lot of clouds hanging overhead. we are starting out with fog. you can see the low visibility as we look at the san francisco golden gate bridge bridge camera, and also clear in oakland and san josÉ. temperatures starting out in the 40s. we do have very low visibility in parts of the north bay. novato checking in with zero visibility, so be careful driving on the stretch of 101, or anywhere around the north bay where we are seeing the fog develop. in berkeley, we will have temperatures in the upper 40s, and we are headed for the upper 50s and could see peeks of sunshine, but we will have filtered sunshine with highs reach into the low 60s. we will talk about the rain, coming up. >>> mike, you are saying bay bridge commuters may need to leave ear

and marcus childress, tim parlatore, thank you both so much. look, no matter how this case actually ends up, and we don't know how it's going to -- we don't know what. all this is certainly perhaps not the way joe biden wants to. when so, how will it all play out in the race for the white house? i'm going to talk about it next. >> fatal legal blow or political adrenaline shot? while trump's 14th amendment appeal is going to have a very big consequences, both in the courtroom and, of course, on the campaign trail. going to talk about it all, former white house senior adviser now your hike nayerra haq and -- democratic strategist in particular, you don't want the assumption that you are winning only because trump is not on the ballot. you want to be able to say, i beat you, trump, fair and square, again. is this problematic politically for them to have all these removals? >> who is going to argue about the fair and square, if he does indeed win the electoral college and biden win the popular vote, like he did last time? the idea is democrats and

same for you in your real life with marcus mumford, right?now, big, you know -- there was that. i've seen him play glastonbury, which is crazy and nerve-racking. >> jimmy: are you nervous when marcus plays? >> yeah. >> jimmy: you are? >> sometimes. for the big things, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: interesting. do you know -- because musicians, i find, they give a performance, and then, you know, when they're really good like they are, you see it, you think it's good. then they have a different opinion. it was either not as good as they hoped or whatever. do you know those degrees of how it went? >> i can sort of tell when he's happy. but i think it's the same for actors. actors think they've done amazingly, and it's not that great, and vice versa. >> jimmy: is that right? you've had experiences with people like that. >> i've come off thinking i nailed that and been told otherwise. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: is that right? >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: also, you guys, the film follows you from what ages? from what age is felicia at the beginning and what

but marcus menda is a fan anyway. he's the marketing director of the cooper land caves and he wants to help the local ohms improve that image. even though they live in the dog over the phone with eyes to talk to, you know, just and then the so a layer of skin grows all over them. and it's a really unusual animal and spits here the 3 toes from to the back. crazy. followed as always, there were so many things of the, the sex little creature, paul hillson. i'm the one key on the side of the bazaar homes are about to become famous. but this a problem. they having trouble pro, creating that's why mark was menda is funding a conservation project. this research team hoops to help the unusual creatures we produce this audition. it's amazing animals have a device, so in many decades when and if they would be happy and that leads to reproduction and that that would be great and go to the physical at the end, we'd have to protect the baby and then also be that will be since he gets a child of his date of smashed and on my though

. >> i'm marcus washington.dday we are learning more details about an investigation into the shooting of a sheriff's deputy in union city. >> ginger conejero saab joins us live and ginger, it's still an active scene behind you? >> that it is, laura, and you can see it's still taped off as part of the business park here on dowe and pacific avenues in union city. you are seeing union city police along with crime scene investigators who have been on site all morning. law enforcement has been searching for a suspect in connection to yesterday's shooting and a lockdown was in place, but that has been lifted. what i want to bring to your attention now is this video. within the hour the alameda county coroner's office returned back to this crime scene and loaded what appears to be a body into its vehicle. the coroner's van has left and at this point neither the alameda county sheriff's office nor the union city police office have confirmed that a body has been found, though we were told we would receive an update this

i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. we'll check the morning commute with mike in just a little bit. we're midweek now on wednesday and the weather is cooperating. >> it looks pretty good for today. it's nice and mild. we're going to see some changes going into the next couple of days. we do have some patchy fog and also looking at a break from the rain for today and tomorrow, and then on friday we're going to see the rain and the wind coming back. for the weekend, the rain gets heavier and we're looking at the potential of flooding as an atmospheric river will be possible. then looking at brentwood in our day planner for today, we're going to see a mix of sun and clouds, temperatures going from low 50s to low 60s. and we'll see a lot of those temperatures around the bay area. >>> mike, you've been tracking that commute? >> yes, as you expect, it's building at the bay bridge toll plaza, it's a pretty gradual build. the middle lanes filled in first and now we're filling in the rest of the pop laying. no drama on the span

i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia.e're going to check in with mike for a look at the morning commute in just a little bit. it's early, 5:00 right now. let's talk about the forecast with meteorologist kari hall. >> it was raining yesterday evening, now that rain is clearing out. we're still dealing with fog and also some of the cars in front of you may be kicking up water from the roads. as we get a clean sweep from stormranger, we are starting out with dryer conditions compared to yesterday. we'll continue to see the rain moving away, eventually the sky will clear as we go into the afternoon. as the sky clears, we're dealing with that fog settling into some of the valleys. we're down to about half mile visibility in santa rosa. we are seeing the worst of the visibility in the north bay, maybe some patches as you're driving around the east bay as well. but once we go back to the sunshine today, we'll see temperatures warming up just slightly, headed for the low 60s for many spots, up to 62 degrees for san jose. we'll ta

marcus marcus fabber, that the german company flensburger far zeukbau has started building a servicequipment in ukraine already in ukraine, and this is a very huge strategic news, positive, why, because... a country that partners would try to leave without military-technical assistance, or to limit assistance, they would not enter ukraine at such a time and would not build such complexes, and this shows that that the european aid will be 100%, it will be, as i think, that the congress has started to work, and there are already the first results that the democrats and republicans have agreed. regarding the views on the protection of the borders there, i.e. the issue of the borders with mexico, which prevented us from going to the vote on aid for ukraine and for israel, so yes right there, i think that the question of quality, the quality of help , literally appeared again a few hours ago, is unblocked, it is clear that in this situation. we are all waiting for the decision of the congress of the united states of america to open this big funding of 61 billion dollars, and we have a lot

i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. we'll check in with mike, he's got a look at our roadways for this tuesday morning. lots of folks back to work. first, let's start with a look at the forecast with meteorologist kari hall. >> good morning. we're starting out with clouds and rain not far behind. we're going to see rain coming in today, and you can see all the clouds off the coast there. the rain getting closer to our coastline. we'll see this morning in over the next couple of hours, we'll be tracking with stormranger, our mobile doppler radar. we can see the scan as the rain starts to move into parts of the coastline and north bay. we're going to see the north bay getting light rain into the morning, as well as the early afternoon, the rest of the bay area will have to wait until this evening before we really start to see rain coming in. and we'll see off and on showers into tonight, getting heavier around 9:00 to 10:00, and then gradually tapering off as we approach sunrise tomorrow. so i'll have more on how much you

marcus smith has been ruled out of their tournament opener against italy in rome on saturday with a calf crutches yesterday. his absence opens the door for northampton's fin smith to make his international debut. england are already without some key players who helped them to the world cup semi—finals as our rugby correspondent chrisjones explains. marcus smith was set to start for england this weekend, and even though england have and put a timescale yet on his return from his calf problem, he will definitely not play against italy. it's another selection blow for the england boss steve bob flick. he's already without 0wen farrell and withoutjoe marching in that field. there is the experience to call upon him and thatis experience to call upon him and that is crucial as a world—class operator. the intriguing option is the unformed uncapped 21—year—old things met them whether smith starts or is on the bench, he is sent out to make his debut in the study of olympic oil. lots to ponder and mean his squad and his replacement on thursday evening. whoever is selected, it is confident that eng

i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. we actually sleep right here. >> if you didn't know. >> i'm sleeping right now. >> we love to be here for you early on a tuesday morning. a little break in the rain today. >> yeah, a little bit. we're starting out with some mist and drizzle for a lot of drivers heading out. you may still have to turn on the windshield wipers. going into today, some peeks of sunshine, no heavy rain, and we're right now in the mid-50s. as you get ready to head out, you're planning what to wear, we'll see high temperatures headed for the upper 50s and low 60s. it's going to be partly to mostly cloudy in san francisco throughout today, and it's going to be nice to let that sunshine hit your face for a little bit. we're going to see temperatures in hayward headed up for 62 degrees, 59 in dublin and 62 in martinez. it will be slightly cooler tomorrow with rain coming in. take a look at our highs for tomorrow afternoon. you may need to add on a little extra layer or two along with that umbrella. i'll have a

marcus smith was set to start for england this weekend, and even though england haven't put a timescale play against italy, and it is another selection blow for the england boss, steve borthwick. he is already without 0wen farrell, manu tuilagi, 0llie lawrence and joe marchand in that midfield so it will be a whole new look. there is the experience of george forde to call upon, that is crucial as a world—class operator, but the intriguing option is northampton�*s in form but uncapped 21—year—old finn smith. and whether he starts or is on the bench, he is set now to make his debut in the stadio 0limpico. so lots for steve borthwick to ponder as he prepares to name his squad, starting xv, and the replacements on thursday evening but whoever is selected, the england scrum—half danny care is confident england are in a good place. i know the england fans are going to see a team that they can be proud to support, a team that fights for everything, a team that hopefully is trying to inspire people, and a team you can really get behind. i think that's the biggest thing. and we're all behind jam