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our crew was staying in the hotel that was targeted with correspondent mike garcia of sending this video straight from the scene. a warning for you, you might find the following images upsetting. who are just what room? he puked we're good, we're. what we're genius. look, the warrior to rule would be to just go for a sort of the door to go with or go measure borkam. this is this is my room. the walls of burly starving inside. that's the bathroom wall. and there is some one trap in the next room. she showed me a lot to get through at this point with we are told immersive really downstairs trying to help those who towards this will occur. there were 3 employees of the migration service, altima for people and to local residents working on the reception. the war had flew straight into them. it went through the 2nd floor and they were killed. didn't she left this place yesterday? maybe the strike was planned to hit them. every one is very afraid of a 2nd strike. there is often a 2nd attack within 30 minutes. if video shows what was left of the hotel on the r t cruise vehicle on team count to

several weeks now, the efforts have been unsuccessful and here is losing thousands of soldiers. ortiz mike garcia, brings us this report. a mast ukrainian military formation, almost 300 troops, backed by dozens of tanks and armored vehicles. launch as a surprise attack on a russian held village in camps on region. but the defenders were waiting. ah, rockets, me solved. shells rained down on the ukrainian offensive bodies, piled the fields quickly, stalls, and turns into a route. before them they ran those who could get away. they left behind their dead and wounded. they also abandoned their vehicles, armored personnel carriers, fire support vehicles and a tank all of this in just one battle. why would look bohlin? their morale is broken and the prisoners confirm this. so they say they don't want to fight. yesterday, he was a plumber. today's, he's given a gun and told to fight or they don't want to fight. they don't know how to earn due to security concerns. we have been asked not to name the settlement where the battle took place. it is still too dangerous to visit, but abandoned ukrainian armou

thought he's corresponded mike garcia is in the region which the anticipating the referendum. any percentage this report? at this point, it is worth bearing in mind that the situation on the grounds has, has changed rapidly compared to what it was, what russia but god, this conflict. but it went to ukraine with its professional contract on the which is less than 200200000 met. at this point, the military hardware that you crave had that the south of this conflict. almost all of this is gone, replaced by what nato has supplied the ukrainian military. at this point. he's the ukranian military, only name. it is paid for by nato. it is fed by nato countries with aid from various organizations. it is armed almost entirely, with what it has received from nato countries. and this continues the goals of the russian special operation. and ukraine may be the same that the knots of fide the country to disarm it, to protect the people of the gods can. and the nets, but don't boss. but the parameters have rapidly changed. boucher has realized that just needs more to when this is conflict a

extremely concerned about the early end of water because of that in a distribution on heat corresponded mike garcia is in one of the regions where a referendum will be held. he sent this report. this is be long since had coming at this point. it is worth bearing in mind that the situation on the ground has, has changed rapidly compared to what it was, what russia but god, this conflict. but it's when to, to ukraine, with ex professional contract on the, which is less than 200200000 met at this point, the military hardware that ukraine has at the south of this conflict. almost all of this is gone, replaced by what nato has supplied the ukrainian military at this point. he's the ukranian military, ugly name. it is paid for by native. it is fed by nato countries with aid for various will, could i say, should it is armed almost entirely with what it has received from nato countries. and this continues. the goals of the russian special operation in ukraine may be the same. the de, not suffice. the country to disarm it, to protect the people of la, god's can and vignettes, the dom boss. but the parameter

steve: here he is now california congressman mike garcia. got his vote but tell us about it. >> i did not believe it myself until i saw firsthand we were getting phone calls a year and a half ago about the illegal marijuana growth propping up do lancaster in the northern part of the district by the dozen so i took a fight with the l.a. sheriff's and what a sampling me away literally hundreds if not over at thousand in many cases were over an acre some as large as ten or 20 acres and very elaborate mercies with infrastructure piping hoses for miles out of the california aqueducts so when the state where we have a massive drought to be run by cartels and managed in farmed by people who came across the border illegally and paying off their debt smuggled across the border by the cartels this is their way to pay back the debt terrible impact we saw a local constituent to be held at gunpoint people stealing local farmers water and threatening to annex their land and we fix the problem we held the townhall the middle of the district where we had th

mike rodrigo garcia is anc an artistic director, cofounder of a silicon valley lgbtq class support group and health worker. worker. he says the next health crisis came to the service during covid is now raging again again with monkeypox. >> there is some tension in the community. some anxiety of who has it, and who do i know who has it? am i going to be safe tr safe together and a front office office birthday party? >> there are 156 confirmed cases cases of monkeypox in santa clara county the latin next community make up 55% of the cases, and about 80% of those infected are gay and bisexual m. similar trends are found throughout the u.s. and other countries. >> all of these sociocultural fs that put somebody at risk is it. it. >> i don't think there is enougc awareness that has reached the population needs to be reached. >> dr. anne is the medical director at the community-based gardener family health services, services, in san jose. she says poverty often crowds living conditions and deficient monkeyx deficient monkeypox messaging tg to spanish-speaking people are all factors. >> i thin

i want to thank congressman mike garcia for originally proposing this legislation and i'm pleased to see it in the list of bills today. the bill is also includes the text for h.r. 4702, originally introduced by congressman cawthorn. that would help clarify the state that a military spouse can file taxes in when their family is deployed to another state. i urge my colleagues to support the bill. with that, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois reserves. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. takano: i have no further speakers and i'm prepared to close. i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. mr. bost is recognized. mr. bost: i yield one minute to the gentleman from texas, mr. roy. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas, mr. roy, is recognized. mr. roy: i thank the speaker, i thank the ranking member and i thank the chair. all i want to say is there are a number of bills here that pertain to the veterans affairs committee jurisdiction. i support a number of those bill, maybe not a couple of them.

i am proud to serve with mike garcia of california. mr. garcia: thank you for hosting this very important hour. i think what you have captured here in calling our nation's debt a curse and when you do the math with the debt, that equates to $94,000 for every man, woman and child in the united states. as a father of two young boys, i echo your sentiment we cannot put this curse on our children and grandchildren. and facts are cold, hard and stubborn things in this world. it doesn't matter what you hope for or wish for or doesn't matter what your intentions were. what matters are the results and the results stemming from this tax and spend policy brought on by this body brought on by a progressive majority which are regressive results have resulted in a cold hard reality for the average american family. and for the lower class family is duende by mortgage rates that are sky rocketed. and record debt. these are regressive economic indicators. it's not the product of anyone else besides your agenda to overtax and overspend and over promise and

garcia. we'll check in with mike in just a little bit. let's talk about the lower temperatures. >> why do you look like that? >> finally i have some great news. it's like all last week i had to be the bearer of bad news around here. today is looking so much better as we see the fog return to san francisco. so we are going to see this keeping those coastal temperatures cooler and even helping us out for the inland areas. as you are heading out in brentwood this morning, low 70s right now. we'll cool down a few more degrees before sunrise. and then we'll see a mix of sun and clouds throughout the morning as we head for the mid-80s there. in fairfield, that's the warm spot. 88 degrees. you compare that to the 66 for a high at half moon bay. and san jose reaching 77 degrees. that's going to be so nice. i know it's still muggy out there now. gradually the humidity will be dropping. we'll talk more about what's ahead for the week coming up. mike, you're tracking a crash. >>> kari, overall we have green sensors at almost 4:32. near the castro va

garcia. we'll check the morning commute with mike in a little bit on this thursday morning. here we go.f zblit this is the start of it. temperatures in the valleys heat up a few degrees. we'll start to see temperatures coming up each day over the next couple days. tomorrow we're looking at still the cool coast and warm valleys before the weekend that heat turns dangerous with highs over 100 degrees for a lot of interior parts of the bay area. for fairfield, we're hitting 103 today. san martin 100. then you compare that to the 70s in san francisco and upper 60s near the coast. there are still places to go cool off. >>> mike, you're tracking a few incidents right now. >> yes, but nothing major. southbound 101 approaching 85, a crash near blossom hill over on the shoulder. speeds at speed there. a smooth drive past the airport. closure on 101 has cleared but it looks like there may still be work crews on trimble. so you may have to reroute and prepare for that. >>> san rafael, also 101, the crash heading toward novato has cleared toward the shoulder. any reroutes they'll be able to get aro

duncan jarman, mike mekash, nix, and eric garcia shoutout to those guys thank you so much. [ cheers andur, hour and a half >> jimmy: yeah >> yeah. >> jimmy: i like these random photos they took of you behind the scenes, like backstage your fellow cast members who love you so much they just take photos of you and post them on the internet. here is one of vecna drinking a starbucks. which i just saw [ cheers and applause i just love that you got to have a little caffeine in there, yeah. >> always, yeah. that's only way to get through it, really powered by caffeine, vecna [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and when you do the -- on top of the physical transformation the voice of vecna did you always know which voice you were going to go with? >> no. it took a few months to get right. we had to read through in march of 2020. and i had been doing a bit of work on vecna and on henry i only got the job in january. so i had kind of february to prepare for it we did the read through and i was there kind of at the table read with everyone i sat behind millie. and i was doing the voice and it started in this

garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. we're going to get a look at the commute coming up in a little bit. vianey is in for mike. we have to talk about what i really don't want to talk about the heat. >> we want to make sure people are prepared. it's going to start to heat up for tomorrow. a live look outside in san francisco, the fog is what's really protecting the city and the coastal areas and keeping it much cooler there as we get out the door in santa rosa, it is 50 degrees and also seeing some patches of fog drifting around. throughout the morning we'll see the fog clearing out by 10:00, it's nice and sunny. after that, those temperatures will be warming up and headed for 91 degrees. for oakland expect a high of 77 today and it's not yet getting really hot, but we are definitely going to see some major changes as we head through tomorrow, so today fairfield reaching 98, also 98 in san martin. we'll talk about the weekend forecast coming up. vianey's been watching some of the things going on, on the roads this morning. >> as you know, kari, one of the impacts this morning if you're commuting along the golde

garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. mike keeping his eyes on the roads as always. we'll get to that in a bit. >> this eye. >> that eye. that's a good eye. but first, we'll start with someone with two good eyes, kari hall and the four -- the forecast. >> four eyes. >> stop calling names. >>> we start out with some clouds and fog and looking at san francisco once again with that foggy start that's been keeping our temperatures mild. getting a look at what to expect today, san francisco reaching 68 degrees. we'll see some upper 70s for santa rosa and napa. as you head to concord reaching 84 today. morgan hill, 86, and 77 in san jose. now even though we're starting out with the clouds, it's going to become a nice and sunny day. this is the pattern we'll see continuing for the next several days. we'll talk about some minor changes coming up. mike, you have a big crash on the peninsula. >> it's over here -- first of all, let me show you the overall look. we have pretty much what you would expect, light traffic, at the limit. construction zones, watch out for the cone zon

garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. mike is keeping track of traffic.ant to talk about that fo ah. >> it's going to be so much -- i always have some good news. not always. >> this week. >> this week i have some good news. >> we'll take it. >> we are looking at temperatures, how about this in san jose, 74 degrees for a high temperature. 71 in oakland. some upper 60s continuing for san francisco, martinez reaching 74. 77 in concord. you can see how much more of a difference this is compared to what we had last week when we were talking about 110, 115, all that craziness. that's gone. we are going to continue to enjoy much more comfortable weather not only today but the next several days. mike, it seems, hopefully, a nice, smooth start to the day. >>> it is, kari. i was looking for flashing lights at the bay bridge. not in these lanes but the flashing lights were in the parking lot and they just cleared as well. a crash had been reported just past the toll plaza right around the metering lights. it sounds like everything got over to the shoulder just fine.

garcia has the day off. >> i am marcus washington. mike will get us through the roads this morning. >> no pressure. >> first, let's look at the weather. >> it's a repeat of yesterday, basically, and a live look at san josÉ. we start out with clouds and then we will see sunshine and this once again, 75 degrees in downtown san josÉ and milpitas, and upper 70s once again for the south county, and for the east bay and walnut creek, '70s, and then at the coast in the 60s while we reach about 71 in san mateo. we will see some low 70s for parts of the coast -- parts of the north bay, up around mill valley up to 70 degrees, and 80 today in ukiah. we will talk about the weekend coming up. >>> mike, we have a light start on the roads? >> yeah, we have a build typical out of the altamont pass, and watch for flashing lights for

garcia. we'll check in with mike. a look at that tuesday morning commute but first let's start out with kari. how are we looking today? >> it looks good to start out. now this afternoon things may shake up again and here is why. we have that storm just off the coast giving us off and on rain. we do have a clear start this morning as you get ready to head out the door in san jose. temperatures in the upper 50s. it's a clear morning. we'll see increasing clouds as our temperatures warm up into the mid-70s and we may see the storms in parts of the east bay and north bay. it could be anywhere. hour by hour and our forecast coming up in a few minutes. >>> developing overnight a series of deadly unrelated shootings. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez joins us with more on the investigations under way following a very violent night, kris. >>> sadly, a number of people died in the violence in oakland and several other people are also in the hospital but some oakland police officers also had a very close call during a homici

garcia has the day off. >> i'm marcus washington. mike will keep us up to date on what's going on with the roads. we'll get to that. i like the pocket square. >> i like yours. it matches kari. >> and yours brings out kris' -- >> we're on a double date. >> awkward now. >> and we're going outside, too, especially if it's at lunch time because it's going to be really nice. we take a live look outside in san jose with some clouds floating by. we have seen a lot more cloud cover along the coastline and right now it is a calm wind and 59 degrees as we go throughout the morning, the clouds move in. the marine layer we see on our cooler days as our high heads for about 74 degrees in los gatos this afternoon and 78 in morgan hill. for the east bay 73 in walnut creek. hayward, 72 degrees. and we'll see some low 70s for much of the peninsula while san francisco stays in the 60s. our north bay highs top out at 75 in sonoma and, mike, you are seeing that commute just starting to wake up. >> starting to wake up. let's be gentle here. >>> some may be hitting the snooze and that's why traffic is still light. the

laura garcia has the day off. we will check in mike has been tracking a deldly crash. more details now and itenforcem been involved. >>> it sounds like a pursuit may have led up to the crash with the sheriff's department in half moon bay and came across the san mateo bridge and eastbound to hayward where you see on the left side traffic stopped there. it is flowing. only one eastbound lane is open right here. the activity by substation seven is jamming up traffic on the last portion approaching the toll plaza. westbound, that commute is still moving smoothly. you will see westbound your commute is just fine. eastbound it is jamming up off the high rise. the dumbarton bridge is a good alternate for you. come over to this area off 280 and to the san mateo bridge. we don't have an eta. traffic is looking pretty smooth. the green highlighting shows you where it might be damp and there may still be activity. >> we did have showers move in early and and still have plenty of that left on radar. this will be the last of the lingering storm system. a couple of showers pushing t

garcia. weapon get to that breaking news in just a moment. mike is here with a look at the morning commute as well but we're talking about cooler temperatures this morning as well. >> i think we're cheering. i can hear it around the bay area. we are seeing a mostly cloudy start. a slow warm-up heading into the afternoon making it up to 71 today. palo alto today headed for 73 degrees. we'll talk more about that and the rest of the forecast. mike, you're starting out with the changes around richmond. >>> the freeway reopened, east 580 was closed for a while affecting folks getting off the bridge into richmond out of san rafael jamming up the east shore freeway. that's a typical timing but slower than you might expect. as you get down to alameda county recovery from an earlier crash. 84 may see more traffic as well. back to you. new data showing no real letup in inflation. the consumer price index, not including food and fuel, rose 0.6%. year over year it's 8.3% higher. >> republicans argue americans are still suffering. each party trying to make the

laura garcia has the day off. good morning to you, mike. good morning to you, kari. we want to start with the forecast that feels so fresh. >> we opened up the front door and the back door and let the breeze come through the house. it was so great yesterday and it's not going anywhere. >> nice. >> thank goodness! >> who is your favorite today? as we take a live look outside in san francisco starting out with the fog rolling over the city so more of that today as we heady. we're up to 75 degrees in san jose. 79 in gilroy. for the east bay some low 70s for walnut creek, and for oakland today 70 degrees. near the coast we're keeping it foggy in half moon bay. sunshine in palo alto. san francisco at times seeing the fog throughout the morning. our north bay highs reach into the mid to upper 70s. we'll talk about what's ahead coming up. we have a major crash in the north bay. >>> this is on city streets in sonoma. these are two major streets here just off highway 12. i wanted to shout it out because it is one of the things we're following in the newsroom. in the north bay

laura garcia has the day off. we know mike already has some action on the roadways. adorable action. >> we hope. >>> a look at the forecast. 1,200% of what we get in terms of rain. >> if we get a quarter inch on sunday, it looks like we could get more than that which is pretty crazy. >> you sound excited. >> i'm very excited. >> break out the radar! >> that would help us going into fire season. as we get a look at what to expect as you step out the door in san francisco, mostly cloudy, temperatures in the mid-70s. we're back to that for a high later today and reaching into the upper 70s while oakland will stay in the upper 60s today and for san francisco, parts of the peninsula, 60s and 70s there and for the north bay we're headed up for 79 in santa rosa. napa reaching 80 degrees. really nice start to the end of our week into the weekend. we'll talk about that rain coming up. mike, hopefully you have a good update about the puppy. >> it's a pup date. a little chipper with a thumbs up because we did not find any further reports about the puppy on highway 101 and walki

garcia has the day off. >> and i'm marcus washington. we'll look at the commute, a few little problems there. >> watching the crash at the bay bridge. >> mike is covering that for us. let's talk about the forecast. your face. >> cool temperatures make me happy. we take a live look outside. let's get you out the door in oakland, maybe this will be a better option to hop on a b.a.r.t., temperatures in the low 60s, mostly cloudy morning with a mix of sun and clouds and temperatures headed for the upper 60s by late morning around the bay. reaching mid-70s in dublin. upper 70s for gilroy and santa rosa up to 77 and windy. mike, what's that update? >> those flashing lights, the toll plaza from our emeryville camera, there are fewer flashing lights in the last couple of minutes as the tow truck that pulled the damaged railing right there is cleared. we're about back to normal and the operations. the damaged guardrail. there's a little more slowing as they had to slow traffic, again, that should recover as the build comes in off the maze. back to their normal stand around operation as you would see slowing in the north bay. >> thank you, mike. >>>

garcia. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. marcus washington has the day off. let's start your day, your week, with the forecast. >>> basically a repeat of yesterday. that's what mike was asking me. how is it looking today? like yesterday. it is nice. we are starting out with fog in san francisco this morning and a look at today's high temperatures reaching 68 degrees in the city and some low 80s as you move to the north bay. novato and santa rosa, 82 degrees. a high of 79 in san jose. upper 80s for livermore and we're still hitting 90 degrees in fairfield today. so you can see the temperatures ranging from 60s to 90 and this is the kind of weather we'll see continue, so i'll have more on that in a few minutes. mike, you are looking at the bridge span. >> the bay bridge span. low clouds are hovering around. we may have some fog for you. no surprises here. we do have a smooth drive. i've been watching all these. the flashing lights heading into the treasure island, a disabled vehicle inside where you see the light. speed sensors, we're checking on them. they're all right so far. the disabled vehicle on the san francisco side as you get ready to exit that tunnel. we'

garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. we're going to get a look at weather coming up in just a bit. first that commute. you have some breaking news for us, mike. >> the worst part of my job when i have to report a deadly job. that's what i have. the left side you see all headlights have stopped. a big rig crashed along with two other vehicles. the update from chp telling us there was a death as a result of this crash. we'll go westbound heading over to foster city. eastbound coming back. all lanes are blocked. they stopped traffic but we have a lot of folks along that flat section stuck here. that's from foster city to the east bay. do not use 92. tell your friends if they're expecting to take that route in the next few minutes. dumbarton bridge, 84, it's a little further south on 101. you can spare the time because it's very light traffic across the bay. avoid eastbound 92. the rest of the bay looking pretty calm and clear right now. vianey, the green highlighting, as you know, on our roads, means the road weather index says it might be damp in some spots because of that rain and it's not done quite yet, right? >>> it does coincide with your