>> he was a marine and still is a marine who was a sergeant in the marine corps. up about an hour west of washington. he was among those who enter the capital that day. how does the marine corps reckon with him and other marines who showed up that day? >> 1500 people were arrested. a large number of them were marines. they are the smallest of the fighting forces. the military does not know if there is an extremism problem in the military because they are not collecting data like they would for sexual harassment or sexual assault. only this past year to date put up guidelines. all of the services are supposed to collect the data to make sure they do have a handle on whether there is a problem or not. i think a lot of that will be brushed aside under the next administration. >> the reason we think that is because there is a lotto verbal condemnation right away. we condemn this. these are not good marines. but when it came to action, when it came time for them to enact real consequences, nothing really happened. the words did not really match the actions when it came

hang on. ..that is that marine le pen is more popular than you ever were.t presidential election, won 6.4 million votes. you never won 6.4 million votes. she attracts more french people to the cause of the front national than you ever did. excuse me, but... in the last...in the last european... in the last european elections, the front national, led by marine le pen, came first place, 25% of the vote. you never got close to that. he chuckles let's think about the message that she delivers, and i wonder whether you have a problem with it. you know, she's decided to emphasise economic arguments, notjust the old policies you had, on immigration and security, but she's telling the french people that there is an alternative when it comes to economics. she's anti—austerity, she's anti—globalisation, she's anti the euro. and i wonder whether you believe that she's on the right track here. she's trying to pull in voters from the left as well as from the right, and she's saying to the french people, "our party isn'tjust obsessed with immigration, "it is a party that

marine layer came back in. it was kind of like it was a may gray day. we're going to use the virtual set to track this because it's coming back tonight. first, want to talk about that fire that devin was just referencing. if you look at the time lapse today, see the plume of smoke coming off that fire? we'll play this twice. let's let that play through to the end. that's the marine layer that came in. you're looking at the last hour. there's still almost as much smoke coming off that fire as there was yesterday at this time, but we lose it within the last 30 minutes because the marine layer comes in and obscures our view. that's not necessarily ideal because one way to at least monitor the situation there from a distance for anybody to know if there was still smoke put into the sky, you could see it and now the manner layer will cloud that view. keep doing what your doing. keep those windows closed. stay away from the area. you don't want to be breathing some of that stuff in. continue to be calf careful if you're down there. if we look at the time laps

as a new leader, his daughter, marine, try to improve its image. simply a man who loved his country. his uncompromising views deeply offended millions, but they did much to shape post—war french politics. so, recapping for you if you arejustjoining us the news coming into us in last few minutes that the french far right former leader and founder and former leader of the nationalfront and former leader of the national frontjean—marie and former leader of the nationalfrontjean—marie le national frontjean—marie le pen has nationalfrontjean—marie le pen has died at the age of 96, formerly a presidential candidate, his mantle has been taken on by his daughter, marine le pen, but an extremely well—known figure both in france and beyond. let's go to our correspondence in paris, hugh schofield, and just picking up on the last point that daniela was mentioning in her report, to what extent jean—marie le pen has shaped politics in france? jean-marie le pen has shaped politics in france?— politics in france? well, i know what _ politics in france? well, i kno

strike team is comprised of novato fire central, marin southern, marin, san rafael, tiburon and skywalker ranch. the marin county division chief reiterating despite the number of resources headed to southern california, marin county fire stations are staffed and ready for any emergencies here in the bay area as well. tonight, many evacuees, heartbroken as they wait for confirmation on whether their homes have been destroyed. many evacuated at the last minute after doing all they thought they could to protect their homes. >> once we saw the front neighbor's house catch on fire, that's when we decided to leave, and putting water on the house actually worked because only the garage burned down. >> my heart just breaks for all my neighbors who have lost their homes, and i hope their insurance companies pull through and they can move forward and rebuild. >> president biden, alongside governor newsom, went to visit a fire station in santa monica today. the president met with california fire officials, vowing continued support for the state. >> we're prepared for anything and everything as long

our marine layer is coming back. we haven't had much fog at all the past couple of weeks, but tomorrow morning we will start out with fog in many spots. inland temperatures very cold. right now. we have those frost advisories well into the 30s, but then we warm up nicely by the afternoon. we're in the mid 60s with full sunshine, so it's very nice later on today. across the state we continue this mild pattern. thankfully across southern california the winds have eased. the red flag warnings are over, so we are seeing lower fire danger around la today, 60s and 70s in many cities, which is above average for this time of the year. back here at home the next three days. it's frost. this morning with sunshine. this afternoon feels very nice and mild. tomorrow morning fog is back so we do morning marine layer to sunshine. cooler weather moves in here and that cool down continues into the weekend. we'll show you the full weekend forecast in about eight minutes. >> thank you. drew an agreement to end the war between israel an

marine one. can i see him there. so he is looking down. now, he would be looking at the alphabet streets. if he is looking to the left. is he looking at the part of the palisades wherein and everywhere he looks 360 degrees from marine one now, all the president will be seeing is utter destruction, bret. >> bret: yeah. amazing to see it from the air. gives you a real perspective of the devastation. by the way there is always two marine ones when the president is flying and that's what you saw there. the other shots that we're getting are out from a pool camera in the b-2 b-22 ospreys. jonathan on the ground. thank you. back to republicans for a second. you already know president trump is ordering the end to diversity, equity and inclusion programs on a federal level. but what about private companies and dei? will they join in? here is correspondent griff jenkins. >> president trump putting ceos with existing dei programs on notice. >> these are policies that were absolute nonsense throughout the government and the private sector. >> trump's

so our marine layer is back this morning. parts of the north bay the east bay around the bay shoreline. we're now seeing visibility drop hayward down to about a mile and a half even lower in santa rosa and napa. and this morning cloud cover sticks around for several hours. so the cloud cover is slow to break down, but the afternoon is sunny, although cooler than yesterday. here's a look at the coast. we have those clouds right now. underneath that cloud cover we could have some mist and drizzle. be aware of that with your daytime highs. low 50s. that's about it. so not nearly as bright or as warm as we're the past couple of days. looking at the bay shoreline. patchy fog this morning. some frosty temperatures, daytime highs with increasing sunshine. we're only making it into the mid 50s with about a 5 to 10 degree drop in our daytime highs compared to yesterday. brighter skies inland, but it's quite cold this morning well into the 30s. to begin your day. upper 50s for daytime highs. and we'll repeat that forecast through the w

so i may sing name rolands from the kimberly marine research center. she's been monitoring local carl's to signs of stress. what's so important about these cars and then kimberly, one of the biggest stand out faces is their exposure to the elements on the lights on for. so to have that know i made a todd orange here, which is insane to many other places as well. you know, they've got this them resilience which we dont say with a lot of other calls the carl here can we stand on presidents the temperature extremes of up to 8 degrees celsius the day, enabling it to the best of kites as i sion temperatures. right. so we use a model called every, maybe we get a show and it's designed for the year after year and month after month. so why do we say so both of those little think mocks along the lawn, which i some here is just that little spirit level into the center. oh, that's quite tricky to get it size phyllis man. inside to fix it. that easy. and then we carry on, okay, 60 mode a good. this simple method allows liam to compare the size of the carl over a p

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our marine layer is back. it's been pretty absent the entire week. but this morning we are waking up to fog. so here's a live look at our okay camera this morning. clearly, you can see visibility is down from this vantage point 44 degrees right now in oakland. look at the visibility down to a third of a mile. other areas in the north bay also dealing with fog this morning. so we'll go from clouds to sunshine today, but it's another chilly start. once again we're at 32 degrees in santa rosa this morning. 37 in hayward, 33 right now in danville. so another frost advisory is currently underway. again, just like yesterday. this will last until 9 a.m. this morning for those temperatures well into the 30s this morning. so if you don't see fog you may see frost this morning as well. here's a look at future weather. there's our marine layer this morning. it hangs with us through much of the morning. and that is going to lead to a cooler afternoon later today. much cooler than yesterday. prepare yourselves for that. temperatures below average today. yesterday

when we have like our marines and when i picked up sergeant i tried talk to my marines to get them helpr they were not like that. you know they would almost see everything in the opposite to keep you away from medical or psychiatrists or anything. it is not a sign of weakness. it is more a sign strength on you. you are able tom recognize that -- something is off and i need help. and lastly the last question, and thank you for sharing i know it is a tough but accepted topic to talk about. if we are not experts and don't know how to talk about mental health it is a great conversation to have. especially hearing from fellow veterans. lastly, so, knowing what you know now, y'all experiences good and bad, would you do it all over again? yes. absolutely. >> in a heart beat >> yes. >> i think so, too. >> i think i always say, there were a lot more negatives than positives but came out a better person. and you know and something like that, i -- would have -- something you can't take away and like -- i could not imagine myself my life if i never went in. and served i feel like you know -- of cou

he was the head honcho of the british marines. what he said would go durie, however, was far from being sympathetic to the americans plight and he sided with the other castaways, stating that he, quote, had no objection to the brig proceeding. was shocked by this answer. he said, your marines are under your charge and i demand of you assistance. and if you do not assist, i conclude that you take charge and you shall be accountable for happens. unfortunately for valentine and the missing men during lack a spine of steel, he ignored valentine's pleas over the continued objections of the americans. the british finished preparing the nina to leave, and on june 14th, before the hunting party had returned, they were ready to set sail. but one of the americans do something that the british didn't seem to be fully aware of, and that was sailing in the falkland islands is extremely difficult. even if you know your way around a lot of really bad rip currents, a lot of rocks right under the water, it's a very dangerous place to sail. so he m

in marin county, the mycological society of marin hosted its annual wild in marin fungus festival atill valley community center. that event featured an extensive display of wild mushrooms picked from all over the bay area. there were also mushroom themed products, including art, clothing, and of course, food. >> if you're lucky and fortunate and become more skilled as foragers, you come across a lot of mushrooms and you have to figure out what to do with the bounty of those mushrooms. and so fermentation becomes a beautiful way to preserve that bounty. so that's how we got into turning those mushrooms into miso also. >> the event featured workshops and speakers who talked about mushrooms being used for medicinal purposes. >> great america is reportedly scrapping winter festivities this year, the la times reports. in an email sent to some seasonal passholders. the theme park in santa clara said the park's upcoming season would run from april 5th through october. the park was sold to a real estate developer in 2022, and set to close permanently no later than 2033. a napa restaurant rec

the marine, the musician, the firefighter, the husband and the father.ren are featured for the first time in his video. >> both of my children are playing younger versions of me. so it's this idea of this kid seeing this wild life that we've lived, this journey that we've taken and actually like seeing that that could be a possibility of what their life is. >> it is also a glimpse of the story that will soon be featured in a documentary by paul sadowski of full range films. in 2023, preston and his wife walked 700 miles, 22 miles a day, carrying 22 kilos, a 50 pound pack. they started in south carolina, where he and his brother started their marine careers. they ended in cincinnati, ohio. all to raise awareness about mental health and suicide prevention in veterans and first responders. just one more step for preston, who recently signed with the global music group and who is now working with people like mark wahlberg on collaborations to advance his message. and as he looks to this new chapter, he finds himself in awe of the journey he has traveled. >>

marine layer's developing just fine. this is the nighttime view. kind of see there we are with the lights on the west coast. everything's got to come down over here. so we're still locked in this pattern for now. let's put the rain in it and see if that has any hopes of breaking it. we're going to look at two different models. the first one doesn't give us a whole lot of hope. when we play it forward, you'll see the forecast for rain using the american model, there's that line going up and over. for the next ten days it has to keep doing that and keeps going around the long way. we don't see anything that gives us much reason for optimism. let's go to this one. that one is the european model. this one has been doing better generally this winter. back when we were getting rain. this one was better on the long-range forecast models than the american. so the european, we want to play that one forward now. and we're going to watch for that weak little system p. you're going to see this kind of cutoff low around january 25th, can you see it? let's get a

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one of the shelters taking in pets is marin humane. seven news reporter luz pena visited that shelter today as fires continue to burn. >> volunteers from across california are responding to one of the biggest needs l.a. animal shelters are facing, sending down trained staff to l.a. to help the shelters there because their staff is absolutely overwhelmed and exhausted. they're transporting dogs, cats and other small animals out of l.a. area to free up shelter space. last week, the san diego humane society transported 39 dogs from the pasadena humane society. over the weekend, marin humane welcomed 46 animals to the bay area. >> you can see all the ones that have the pink signs on it. those are all from l.a. county. guinea pigs, rabbits, hamsters, including a couple of babies that were recently born and with more powerful winds on the way. >> the mission to get animals out of los angeles is ramping up to take in some of the animals that were in shelters. >> they're already awaiting adoption, because if we transfer those animals to the ba

we're seeing the leading edge of the marine layer out here. that's what these bright patches are.u look at the onshore winds, they want to take all that stuff and gradually bring it our way. we're going to forecast from now through 9:00 in the morning. and the clouds build back in. we're going to wake up, and it's june gloom again on sunday. it's not going to be terribly widespread tomorrow, and it won't last as long. it really doesn't appear as though this particular onshore surge in the marine layer is going to be as overwhelming as the last two days. it's been fairly impressive over the past couple of days in terms of the ability for marine layer to come back in. either way, clouds are gone by the time we get into the afternoon, certainly by 9:00, 10:00 in the morning probably. and then with more blue sky, daytime highs will climb back to the upper 50s. this is your sunday. it'll be very much like today was. all right, let's talk about monday. here first. what do our winds look like when they turn on and we get a stronger offshore wind. you see the winds going back the other wa

abc seven news reporter luz pena visited the marin humane shelter today to see how they are helping.as fires continue to burn, volunteers from across california are responding to one of the biggest needs. l.a.to one animal shelters are facing sending down trained staff to l.a. to help the shelters there, because their staff is absolutely overwhelmed and exhausted. they're transporting dogs, cats, and other small animals out of l.a. area to free up shelter space. last week, the san diego humane society transported 39 dogs from the pasadena humane society. over the weekend, marin humane welcomed 46 animals to the bay area. >> you can see all the ones that have the pink signs on it. those are all from l.a. county. guinea pigs, rabbits, hamsters, including a couple of babies that were recently born and with more powerful winds on the way. >> the mission to get animals out of los angeles is ramping up to take in some of the animals that were in shelters. >> they're already awaiting adoption, because if we transfer those animals to the bay area, then the shelters in la have space to care f

animals including marine mammals. shutdown businesses and beaches. destroyed habitats, all up and down the coast of central california. >> reporter: a new couple took over the unit in a statement he says it continues to work closely with state regulatory agencies and says the unit will produce a million barrels of crude oil a month. >> drill, baby, drill. >> reporter: he wants to speedup lease sales and some. >> this process itself of opening up new drilling platforms is lengthy, time-consuming. >> reporter: katie thompson is director of sabar shores. every year california's coast, the tourism, fishing and shipping contributes $46 billion to the state's economy. >> when we think about economy we need so shift it away from fossil fuels and forward thinking with a coastal state like california that depends on the coast of the marine life. >> reporter: as california dives into the second precedency of donald trump. >> reporter: they told cbs news pay area that many overseas stopped the restart of pipelines. they would ne

marin county supervisor brian colbert, congratulations again, sir.nks so much for joining us. >> hey, thanks for the opportunity. have a great evening. >> we'll see you. take care. >> well, bay area weather, lots of sunshine out there for your wednesday. another chilly night expected in our dry weather stretch and wants to stick around. also, we're talking about some stronger winds entually. we'll have more on yo january with no, no rain to talk about. no, not much in the way of additional snow in the sierra. things are fairly quiet for us here in the bay area. our dry stretch we continue to add on to these days here. so the last rainfall we had was early january. january 3rd. so our dry stretch is up to 12 days, and we're going to tack on a few more days into the weekend and beyond. in fact, the concern once again will be an increase in the winds. we have a few days to prepare for this, and to be honest, there is a lot of uncertainty with the magnitude of this of this potential wind event. but as we take this into your saturday, you can see kind of

marines monument. and so i noticed people out along the trail with these little like pliers that they're picking up and i got down and looked and in any square foot you could see like 100 or 200 pieces of little plastic indicating to me how much plastic there was in the potomac river as it flushed out to sea. and so, just a massive amount, and these were the visible version of the world. and then i was also thinking as you were talking back when i was developing affordable housing and the spec plans called for copper pipe and the contractor suddenly brought in plastic pipe and i said, wait, wait, wait, wait. it's not spec that way, it's speced for copper. and they and i, but i didn't have any indication, i had no thought about plastic as a pollutant to drinking water. instead, i was concerned about whether the plastic pipe would hold up. and they brought in a demonstration where they took a torch to the plastic pipe showed it didn't melt and so on and so forth. that had all been cleared. it was hugely

it's marin humane. >> as fires continue to burn, volunteers from across california are responding to of the biggest needs. l.a.to one animal shelters are facing sending down trained staff to l.a. to help the shelters there, because their staff is absolutely overwhelmed and exhausted. they're transporting dogs, cats, and other small animals out of l.a. area to free up shelter space. last week, the san diego humane society transported 39 dogs from the pasadena humane society. over the weekend, marin humane welcomed 46 animals to the bay area. >> you can see all the ones that have the pink signs on it. those are all from l.a. county. guinea pigs, rabbits, hamsters, including a couple of babies that were recently born and with more powerful winds on the way. >> the mission to get animals out of los angeles is ramping up to take in some of the animals that were in shelters. >> they're already awaiting adoption, because if we transfer those animals to the bay area, then the shelters in la have space to care for the pets of evacuees. >> marin humane welcomed the first group of animals, hopi

certainly that marine layer has returned this morning. >> i know, really like a spring summertime pattern with a blanket of low clouds insulating us this morning. so it's actually not as cold as it has been. no frost, but down along the interior central coast, they are certainly chilling out. you can see the live look from vollmer peak with the low cloud deck 47 downtown, 50 in san jose and the golden gate bridge with the cloud cover. light winds now, but they'll be onshore throughout the day. 44 santa rosa. 39, in livermore. along the coast, a chilly day, but bright. 55 degrees to 58 with sunny conditions. bay shore from hayward to san leandro today. upper 50s to near 60. so we will warm up in the warmest numbers in the south bay, but danville and concord, about 60 around pleasant hill. we'll talk about more low clouds and fog tonight, gusty offshore winds for the holiday monday and then back to the 60s, and a dry weather pattern for much of the week ahead steph. >> all right lisa thank you. well back to our top story. former oakland mayor xiang tao indicted in a federal bribery scheme t

the fog and marine layer will filter right back in behind that. when we wake up tomorrow morning, we'll probably have a very similar look to what we had today, which is widespread, low grade, very reminiscent of may or june. shouldn't last terribly long. by the time we get to 11:00 in the morning, or perhaps, say, noon, it will have melted back and it'll be gone. we'll have daytime highs that make it up into the low 50s. pretty much right where you were today. both saturday and sunday are almost identical. i mentioned monday is going to be different. so if we play forward to monday's winds, keep your eye on that time stamp, much stronger. we've done four of these over the last week and a half, and we haven't really had any impacts here locally from it. in southern california wind picks up with greater intensity just to show you what it looks like on monday. when we've got our winds in the mountains around 50 miles an hour, southern california gets hit with another offshore wind that. does look fairly dramatic when you look at it this way. it's not

plastics, other marine debris. last week, i had the great pleasure of announcing that the marine debris foundation would be headquartered in juneau, alaska, in collaboration with our universities there that already do public research. so this would be a public-private partnership, can accept private dollars. there's a lot of interest in this in the private sector. so we want to make sure you guys all get a chance to come out as this foundation gets bigger, more prominent on the issues we are all talking about. ocean debris, ocean plastics, and what we can do to keep our oceans clean. this is a global challenge, i like to say, but also a solvable one because we know that the estimates are anywhere from 60% to 70% of all the ocean debris in the oceans in the world come from a number of rivers, 10 or more in asia and africa. so, very solvable. let me ask each of you, there's this idea of will we ban plastics or other things? by the way, this marine debris foundation, one of the elements in the law is it will have a ge

we'll see a little more marine layer that we haven't seen in a while. but right now we're just seeing sunshine and some really warm temperatures and a 60's in the inland spots in the north bay, east bay, south bay. you can see even san francisco got up to 62 right now. 63 in oakland, so we're on our way to a very nice afternoon live look outside here from the mount tam cam does show just the tiniest bit of haze out there. and we do have moderate air quality in many of our communities right now. so just a heads up there. that's where expecting as we roll through the weekend, i'll be back in a bit. speaking of the weekend and i'll have your 7 day forecast. >> in san francisco, police are warning about a recent scam targeting the city's chinese community. they're calling it a blessing scam. they want people to be on the lookout for the people on the screen right now. conference charles clifford is reporting now on the warning from officials. plus lunar new year safety plants. >> lunar new year draws huge crowds to san francisco, especially china town. well

this week, another group of marine humane staff members began the journey to southern california. we're about halfway there. >> we will make it to pasadena in a few hours. >> responding to wildfires is something local animal shelters know too well. >> we're going to do everything we can for as long as we can. >> in marin, luz pena, abc seven news. >> the upcoming grammy awards will be a fundraiser to support wildfire relief efforts. the ceremony, on february 2nd, will also honor first responders. the recording academy says along with the nonprofit musicares, it has donated $1 million to support music creatives and professionals affected by the fires. changes are also coming to this year's oscars due to the wildfires in l.a. county. the academy announced it is extending the voting period. the change will give members who may be impacted by the fires more time to vote. nominations will be announced january 23rd. you can watch the oscars live here on abc seven on sunday, march 2nd. >> a much anticipated announcement from beyonce has been postponed because of the l.a. wildfires. you m

today, the mycological society on marin in marin of marin hosted its annual wild and marin fungus festival at the mill valley community center. the event featured an extensive display of wild mushrooms picked from all over the bay area. there were mushroom themed products including art, clothing, and of course, food. we spoke to one vendor who turns mushrooms into miso. >> if you're lucky and fortunate to become more skilled as foragers, you come across a lot of mushrooms and you have to figure out what to do with the bounty of those mushrooms. and so fermentation becomes a beautiful way to preserve that bounty. so that's how we got into turning those mushrooms into miso. >> the event also featured workshops and speakers who spoke about mushrooms being used for medicinal purposes. >> san francisco's glide paid tribute to outgoing mayor london breed this morning. glide hosted a special celebration at the church on ellis street ahead of breed's final days in office. mayor breed lost the november election to daniel lurie. his inauguration will be on wednesday. london breed spoke at the celebr

worth showing it to you, because on the left there is marine one and president. trump is over pacific palisades. you can see the scorched areas below. he's on his tour of the devastation. we'll have >>> tonight, for the first time ever, the u.s. using military planes for deporting migrants. president trump touring disaster zones, signaling he's open to eliminating fema. and the israeli hostages held by hamas just hours away from being released. >>> first, four days after president trump signed his executive order, the trump administration now using military c-17s to airlift migrants out of the country. new images of migrants in restraints. and 1,500 u.s. troops begin their deployment to the southern border. more than 500 undocumented migrants arrested in multiple cities over the last 24 hours, including new york and boston. martha raddatz one on one with border czar tom holman, his blunt warning about what's to come. >>> president trump touring disaster areas in north carolina and california, meeting with hurricane and wildfire victims. governor gavin newsom, a f

and i became the youngest combat officer in marine corps. do what were two if i'm if i'm correct about that and i'd like these guys to really tell the story but just i just wanted to say that the book opens with his world war two experiences on guam and okinawa and they are and it's amazing survived someone was looking after him severely many men in his in his unit were were wounded and killed and it was so compelling to me that i, i went i went running from maps of guam and okinawa because i wanted to see exactly kind of where he was and. also, i was i really knew was that these islands were strategic because they were they were going to enable the united states to launch land invasion of japan should that be necessary. and i think that's that's those are the strategic reasons behind the action of those islands. so anyway, i'd like maybe like you guys to talk some about his what were to so i knew less about it than you did when i started this project i had to pull out a map and say where the hell is okinawa? and and i knew it was a battle i

marine who danced with vance is sharing how the vp broke the ice. staff sergeant martinez told the post vance joked, i hope you don't step on my feet. that moment made her feel more relaxed and proved vice president has marine corps humor. each branch sent up a member to da dance. what an honor for that person. >> brian: very old school. >> lawrence: armed services ball, did you see the marine twirl melania around and what a stud, he looked back at the president. >> steve: he's his boss. >> ainsley: how did they choose those individuals, to be able to say you danced with president or melania. >> steve: brian, that will never be something you will check off. >> brian: true, i looked at my b bucket list, nothing with dancing. i never met a dance floor that did me any good. could we see a cancer vaccine as trump securing big investments in ai? we're asking someone working on it, the answer straight ahead. this isn't a spa. (laughs) that's a rule. meanwhile, at a vrbo— when other vacation rentals make you share your turf with a host, try one that's all

i was just in marin county, up on tam throckmorton ridge.d 95 firefighters down there fighting all those firefighters. i know san mateo county had like 150. so the bay area stepped up and sent their strike teams down there to help out. so it's always good to see because, you know, when we have our fires, they send theirs up to us while we haven't had rain in a while. >> and so marin, they were at 200% of rainfall average. and now for january 1st, they're at about 15. >> haven't had anything in weeks. >> it just went down that quick. yeah. so when we get back, we'll. or when we get back to the five day, you'll see the long range and where the temperatures will start to cool a little bit. but these were the highs from today. and you can see the 60s low 60s mid 60s well above the average for this time of year. 69in morgan hill, 65in san jose. and then the fog. i love the fog though. it's so if you're not looking at your tv, take a peek that salesforce off in the distance. haven't seen this in a while, right? that's a summer spring kind of a thi

special musical score by the united states marine band captain albert w shelford. director music composed and conducted by sergeant donald huntzberger staff special musical score by the united states marine band, captain albert shelper, director. composed and conducted by the staff arranger. in the fall of 1956, our hand cameras were allowed to briefly cover a meeting of the joint inaugural committee as they met to discuss plans for the coming inauguration. chairman of the committee, senator styles bridges of new hampshire, speaker sam rayburn of texas. senator theodore francis green of rhode island, house majority leader john mccormick of massachusetts, senator john sparkman of alabama, house minority leader joseph w. martin jr. of massachusetts. secretary to the committee and to the senate minority, mark trice. installation of the special steel platforms for television and newsreel cameras was immediately begun. approximately 540,000 feet of lumber was used to provide seating for 12,000 of the invited guests. on january 3, 1957, the flag flew over the capitol as

marine band.e warming up the crowd at the commander-in-chief ball waiting for the 47th president of the united states and the first lady melania trump to come to the first stop of the evening, the first ball for them, the commander-in-chief ball. we expect a dance and some remarks. while we wait, matt, in new york democratic caller. your reflections on this day. caller: yeah, hi, thank you. first, i'd like to say happy martin luther king jr. day. he was a great man. i'd like to thank all the military people that protect this country. i would also like to say thanks to everyone. now i would like to go on before i get cut off -- hopefully i don't get cut off -- i'd like to say thanks for all the u.s. people out there who do good and say please and thank you and do everything. now i'd like to go on about saying how president trump will release the people that attacked on january 6, the white house. what if mar-a-lago got ransacked? would that be ok? you probably going to cut me off. host: we are stil

it's a marine, right? it is. >> and you're right, your husband did suffer severe injuries while fighting for our country. but you have been around the globe with our troops, in afghanistan, iraq and pakistan. >> i can tell you it's everywhere i went around the globe, every military personnel i've ever met has said, and especially from the first time president trump served and now coming back, they couldn't be happier. >> i mean, they were devastated at the end of afghanistan. the withdrawal was so disastrous. >> we lost so many lives, so many american citizens, so many american allies abandoned. >> and it created a domino effect across the globe that emboldened leaders like vladimir putin and kim jong il. so this is fantastic party. now here we go. >> right. >> all right. this party is about to get started. lisa boothe, let's get your reaction to all of this tonight. >> sean, i'm so excited. it's liberation day for the united states of america and for these men and women in uniform. they have been liberate

marin county supervisors approved new regulations. those know these new rules kept the number of short-term rentals to 1200 for properties in unincorporated areas of the county. the licenses are limited to one per operator and must be renewed by property owners. every 2 years. there are other regulations as well. anyone seeking to continue operating their rental has until july first to submit they're renewal application. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, the forty-niners were bombarded with injuries this season. we'll tell you how mistakes on special teams during. >> a crucial game winning moments didn't help and the consequences that there teenagers now facing. pete g. writes, "my tween wants a new phone. how do i not break the bank?" we got you, pete. xfinity mobile was designed to save you money and gives you access to wifi speeds up to a gig. so you get high speeds for low prices. better than getting low speeds for high prices. right, bruce? -jealous? yeah, look at that. -honestly. someone get a helmet on this guy. xfinity

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least excess, you know, to, uh, to people we know nothing about it, so, and each would be $500.00 marines to the southern board of the us to detect unauthorized crossings by migrants. whitehouse says the marines will support customs and border control. officials, ministry officials say as many as 10000 soldiers could be sent mazda approaches on the armed forces. you can find more information on a website else, is there a dot com, off the top? so the, the storm a winds done its damage and moved on from all the new case of the coast of norway. there were warning side for the amount of snow rock in the strength of the wind for the region high ground. so that system that spread its frontal line all the way down through germany. the steep clements in java square world leaders are gathering for the world economic forum as poland takes on the e. you council presidency. it faces critical challenges securing its borders with fellers, managing tensions with russia and navigating global unpredictability. following donald trump's return to office at home, questions loom over whether president audrey

i worked in this recreation center. >> thurmond coming back to marin city with a message inspired by doctor king. >> i hope that people will take messages of hope and change on this day when people are worried about hate. i hope people will take a lot of messages from doctor king. we could use this message now more than ever. >> former santa rosa mayor natalie rogers grew up in marin city's public housing. she believes her story is reflective of doctor king's dream. >> but martin luther king day just means everything. it tells us that we can dream, that we still need to pursue his dream, and that we just need to keep going. like, don't take no for an answer. >> in marin city, cornel bernard, abc seven news. >> caltrain provided a free ride to hundreds of people attending mlk day events in the city of san francisco. the rail line's mlk celebration train carries passengers from the south bay and the peninsula to the annual march in san francisco. that train travels 54 miles, commemorating the historic 54 mile march. doctor king led from selma, alabama, to montgomery, alabama, back in 1

among the distinguished guests are admiral marine corps, general vandergrift and admiral halsey, the united secretary general lee, the emperors from other countries, the the black robed supreme court justices to the depth of the inaugural platform, mostly followed by the official presidential party headed by the chief executive wife and daughter. of an array of motion and television cameras records the. melvin berkeley, kentucky, a member of congress for 36 years, has taken his presidential oath of office. so help me god god. then harriet is one of the nation's 32nd president. by chief justice fred. right hand. were harry truman and solemnly swear. i, harry truman, do solemnly swear. you will faithfully execute the office of president of the united states. but i will faithfully the office of president of the united states and will to the best of your ability, will. to the best of my ability, preserve, protect and defend the constitution of the united states. preserve protect and defend the constitution of the united states. all help you, god. so help me god. nation and the world. a s

i worked in this recreation center. >> thurmond coming back to marin city with a message inspired byoctor king. >> i hope that people will take messages of hope and change on this day when people are worried about hate. i hope people will take a lot of messages from doctor king. we could use this message now more than ever. >> former santa rosa mayor natalie rogers grew up in marin city's public housing. she believes her story is reflective of doctor king's dream. >> but martin luther king day just means everything. it tells us that we can dream, that we still need to pursue his dream, and that we just need to keep going. like, don't take no for an answer. >> in marin city, cornel bernard, abc seven news. >> when it comes to building a better bay area, is it about perception or reality? >> the little things matter is people see them around the city, right? the graffiti, the glass. >> i believe in san francisco. god knows it's been tough. >> it's been tough. next, the uphill battle. san francisco continues to fight to ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-dail