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here generators are the only way to get light or heat in the winter rain has left the streets with maud. the black paint on this will be for sale. it seems some still dream of moving on from here. the landscape in this part of syria is dotted with tents millions of syrians are made homeless and they're a country that in the history of we've been here for three years in the tent has never been fixed because of the run the tent leaks and there are seven people in one tent our situation is terrible. this is a country ripped apart by almost seven years of war millions of syrians have had to leave their lives behind. and as the years go by the war simply seems to change its form the guns seemingly impossible to silence. stephanie decker al-jazeera as ounds syria. the syrian opposition is boycotting talks on the war that russia is hosting next week the delegation says the conference is an attempt to undermine u.n. efforts to broker a peace deal we listen to many got and he is concerning the commitment but none of them will deliver somehow and. we are we are tired of that we need real involvem

lyndon johnson had argued with characteristic texas maude industry these were the most exciting times in since christ was born in bethlehem, which lyndon thought was in texas. but in many ways, 30 years on what clinton was saying is there was a new democratic party. that in fact the state could not be the first instrument of public action, that there had to be consultation with the market. and in many ways, that set up what was a pretty remarkable win in 1996 and it was the midpoint of that -- of clinton prosperity in the 1990s that showed that the democratic party was not captive to the old ways. >> there was also ronald reagan back in 1982. watch. >> just two weeks ago in the midst of a terrible tragedy on the potomac, we saw again the spirit of american heroism at its finest. we saw the heroism of one of our young government employees, who when he saw a woman lose her grip on the helicopter line dived into the water and dragged her to safety. >> so we nowadays see presidents regularly reference the guests at the state of the union but that wasn't a thing back when president reagan

we're looking at some intense radar returns and heavier rainfall along maude avenue just south of 237 where it meets up with 101, but head to the east about 2 miles where 101 intersects with fair oaks avenue. it's only light rain. so that's the leading edge of the front and the heavier rainfall working its way down the peninsula. it hasn't reached san jose yet, but it's wrapping up already in san francisco. that's a very narrow band of some intense rainfall. in the north bay, scattered showers the rest of the day. at golden gate it poured an hour ago. you're done with the steady rainfall. santa rosa only 53 degrees. this front has been slicing its way down the california coastline for about 24 hours. once it passes, the rain is not finished because it's very unstable and chilly air behind the front. cold air aloft wants to sink. any heating of the day wants to rise and that turbulence in the atmosphere will fire off some showers which likely will be more numerous tomorrow afternoon compared to tomorrow morning and about a 10% chance of a thunderstorm in our north bay mountains. the ev