this was located near steam mill. mr.cfp jeffreys was the chief civil engineer of the railroad that was reaching jackson county at the beginning of the war. mr. jeffries built black veil for his bride, who to also be the daughter of the owner of the rail cup railroad company for which he was working. she was a philadelphia debutante. the mansion was filled with the finest flemish tapestries and other high end furnishings, and obviously start contrast to the typical dwelling occupied by the other residents in the neighborhood. early in the war jeffries and his family were forced to flee by the j. hocker colonel charles jenison, who mistook the magnificent and the wealth of the mansion for being property, obviously, of secessionists which he was not a secessionist. he was unionist due to order number 11 families residing outside one mile of hickman mills were either compelled to leave altogether or to relocate to hickman mills. and the fall of 1863, the federal military placed 32 refugees families into 16 room mansion. in o

and he just can't figure out a way around mills. at one point, he tries a trick of sorts and gets this as an amendment and a big bill, and mills still figures out basically how to stop it. that's a big setback for civil rights activists, even though they are elated with the civil rights bill. the decision to leave voting rights out of theislation. and while in the long run it will happen and we'll have the voting rights act of 65 at the time, there's some frustration and many are worried that johnson's actually made the wrong decision rather than getting it all done. he's left the fundamental right, the right to vote for a later, a lateda. and obviously, this is not the 100 days, but in august of 1964, he will push the gulf of tonkin resolution through congress, which gives him huge authority to use military force in southeast asian, even though that won't come until 1965 and 66. the process is set and the authority is there. and his decision to do that and the kinds of arguments he was making will ultimately up what many agree was

and he just can't figure out a way around mills. at one point, he tries a trick of sorts and gets this as an amendment and a big bill, and mills still figures out basically how to stop it. that's a big setback for civil rights activists, even though they are elated with the civil rights bill. the decision to leave voting rights out of thelation. and while in the long run it will happen and we'll have the voting rights act of 65 at the time, there's some frustration and many are worried that johnson's actually made the wrong decision rather than getting it all done. he's left the fundamental right, the right to vote for a later, a later te and obviously, this is not the 100 days, but in august of 1964, he will push the gulf of tonkin resolution through congress, which gives him huge authority to use military force in southeast asian, even though that won't come until 1965 and 66. the process is set and the authority is there. and his decision to do that and the kinds of arguments he was making will ultimately up what many agree was a

general mills makes cereal without food dye. this has to stop today.e that the food companies are ready for change. what will happen at that meeting, they are taking consumer brand association with them and they'll recommend a long-term change, four years. we know when european regulations took place many companies changed within less than a year. they will hope that election cycle comes about and changing leadership and they can not make changes. we have hold them accountable and telethem time is now. this is what americans want. >> brian: if you know that, i'm sure the hhs secretary knows that, they will try to wait him out. what will be the hammer to make them comply? >> the hammer is all of the concerned moms and people aught there fighting for our children and making sure our government stops serving poisonous ingredients. we have state legislation bubbling up, grasroots legislation happening in 30 states. west virginia became first state to ban artificial food dye. house and senate just passed it. this is fundamental, we have other states coming

this sugar mill closed after 50 years of service to the rio grande valley. and it's absolutely devastating because mexico has not complied with the 1944 water treaty and given us the water that we so depend on, we are about to lose our citrus industry as well. you all know that florida has had a tough time in citrus. so america is really dependent on the rio grande valley and the state of texas for -- to deliver the citrus that we need. so as we say here in ag committee, food security is national security. and when we are depleted of sugar, of citrus, of other vegetables in our area, what that means is that we're going to be dependent on foreign countries to feed americans. we don't want that. we want american farmers to feed americans. and this is why the topic of agriculture, economic loss, water loss for us as per thwart treaty is so, so important. i can share with you that i'm proud to have secured language at the end of last year, in the last congress, granting the secretary of agriculture the authority to provide grants for economic relief to agricultu

and chicago mills hayes. >> around 5 years. i have the most. >> with what everything he does. >> he's tall with stanford star is taking college hoops by storm and having a ton of fun in the process. the forty-niners said donated more than $20,000 worth of football training equipment. >> 2, 3, santa clara high schools. kathleen macdonald, wilcox and santa clara high received lineman shoots 2 men. sled ce. that's a big tire bags. helmets, pads, whatever you need to training for football, it seems like they've donated. they were part of the initiative forty-niners cares which contributes a quarter of a million dollars per year to community programs in santa clara. he is college basketball's biggest and most important french import maxine runoff from paris to palo alto, 7 footers on the verge of leaving stanford to its first 20 win season in a decade and he's doing it in his own unique way. kron 4 sports director scott reed says the story. >> a storybook ending to unpredictable story. maxime raynaud capping off his senior day in dr

trump administration says it's posing intelligence sharing with ukraine, just days off the suspending mill. it creates a keys. see i age, all right, to set, the move is temporary and the washington expects to resume its cooperation with ukraine. if progresses made on peace, negotiations with russia for a full day is round his console. food medicine shows up on fuels who goes up 15, millions of struggling palestinians, and even was conditions. price groups have accused his role of using salvation as a weapon. and thousands of palestinian families in occupied westbank have been left homeless offices ready for assist, pull down houses in north shops for fiji comp. a comp administrator says 11 of the 17 hines targets, advise ready, demolition orders have already been destroyed. now goods was move in $2000000000.00 across the us, canada border every day. and in response to president trump is 25 percent higher from canadian inputs. prime minister justin true to address american citizens. i'm the president directly. he said canada wines bike down from the fights. show hubbard time. see reports fr

dozens of people gathered outside the tesla offices off page mill road in palo alto to protest the ceo. organizers are calling on californians to boycott tesla. protesters say they are demonstrating against musk and president trump's desires to cut federal jobs and programs and increase funding for mass deportations. many turned out in san jose tonight for a panel on what is at stake under the trump administration. the panel was hosted by human agenda usa, a local organization whose mission is to envision a world where the human needs of all can be met. people there discussed the effect of the trump administration's policies, and talked about how critics of those policies can support one another. it covered a wide range of topics, from immigration to the environment, tariffs, human rights and peace. because unfortunately, with the current administration, different sectors of society are getting impacted. and it's so complicated right now that it's so difficult to track every single one of them. and that's why we're inviting people from who are at the front lines, who are basically bein

t mills, the governor of maine, the democratic governor. and she decided to like many in the global home. well, moving to, you know, that they're gonna actually nail themselves across on a hill of particular hill. amount of hill is the fact that men addressed as women are going to be allowed continue to participate in women sports like you know, jerry and guy in the lympics beating the crap out of fema boxes. you know, 7 foot 6. uh yeah. the impersonator swimming in the fly against a school kids in the pool. and you know, general mills has run into trouble with the big don previously. we don't look at what you doesn't a spare time in a moment, but let's have a look at a little interaction she had with the big don themself on the video. you fancy a has complied immediately by the way. that's good, but i understand main is the main here, the governor of a yes. are you not go to comply with it for you? are you? well, we are the federal law. we are the little bit to do if you would you through it. because you're not going to get any federal fun

it's currently mill, mill, latest living, full face, south hampton, shortly 500. yes. us president, donald trump says the tensions of mexico and canada, the tariffs will make next use fee for woke up or exciting. the 3 countries offset the co hosts for those biggest 2 elements in 2026. and the trump met with fee for president johnny incense email on friday and signed an executive order establishing a white house world cup task force, which will coordinate security and planning for the $4018.00 tournaments. infancy that both along the fee for club will cap trophy, which the us will also host next old to the highways, canada, mexico. oh i think it's going to make it more exciting tensions a good thing. yeah, i think so. i think it makes it much more exciting. america will welcome the will. there will be millions of people coming as the president, millions of people they couldn't make it. impact is a $40000000000.00 us dollars between now and next year we would create $200000.00 jobs for these to was cops. and more than that, we would give joy and happiness to the en

that was has in one mill and malaysia home side. so they had to equalize and in 97 minutes last it was moved out to all sides. so it's brian who go into the for the final thoughts fix face and calling them for on monday. well, mode out over the future, playing career of tiger woods. the 15 time major champion has suffered a rupture that case the 49 year old had been hoping to make his come back at the mazda is in april, have a note that period i to pga tour event since last july. and that's always pull from a 100 bucks to say. all right, thank you very much. that's the most think sorta and that's it for this news, our role methods. and we'll be with you in just a moment, spring with the a sense of belonging to walk down any street in car sales or feel the presence of expend community and the everyday heroes and communities to get a little guys, overs, logos, a da 0 of visits it's offensive community in toronto, canada, where locals are fighting to maintain their identity in the face of sky rocketing rents and justification. a sense

so it has resulted in numerous mill closures across the country over last twour hours.lls have closed in the united states over the last period of time there. >> todd: enough to shut off the lights apparently. for green new dealers who complain that this is going to result in the introduction of forests, what is your message to them, especially when it comes to preventing wildfires? >> i would say, yeah, exactly that. we are practicing forest management, sustainable forest management and we don't destroy the forest, obviously. their practices and obstruction of forest management resulted in millions of acres of burning forest. which would you prefer? >> todd: we've been talking about the attack on the american logging industry for years, six or seven years, we've been going back and forth on this. who benefited from the overregulated import heavy ways of the past before donald trump signed this deal? >> i would say companies that were importing wood in the united states, home building, they wanted cheapest lumber they could get. it is more of walmart economic mentality,

more money based upon the tariffs and i sew that continue climbing and growing, also see the steel millsffs and gives kind of a even playing field as far as foreign chinese of mexico and india, we're balancing the playing field so american steel manufactures can compete. stuart: you do business with new core, they must be happy with tariffs and prices are going up and they're doing well. new prices of steel are going up. so these tar tariffs in that respect are inflationary. even going back historical and early 2016 '18. scrap metal is 6-800 a ton and pushing $400 a ton. so, you know, it doesn't have a huge impact going $7-$800 going for them and steel mill and steel shredder and brand new taking off on next tuesday we refurbished and put a new shredder in north carolina about 45 minutes from nucor and he recollects we're excited about that and have another one coming online in the next probably 30-45 d days and bay herrera coming in. stuart: you're doing well. stuart: terribly sorry, danny. out of time from greenwave technology solution. doing well from tariffs. one of the unions endors

and that's our friend, george mills. mills george, who we had on the show.ek or the week before? george. >> yeah, last week, i think. >> yeah, last week, i think. >> george mills 3000m in the european indoor athletics athletics championship. him and his dad danny mills, who played for england and played for leeds. we had them both on together. it was great. and there's george and he got silver. have we got, have we got a little clip of george and his dad. that's, that's jakob ingebrigtsen, the norwegian there in the middle, who is going to take some beating because he really is an amazing runner. but anyway, george got a great silver and this is him meeting up with his dad danny, who we had on the show. this is danny there on the left, and there's george celebrating his silver. he has got a great future ahead of him. >> doesn't he just. >> doesn't he just. >> and the world championships coming up in china in a couple of weeks. >> so. well done, george. >> so. well done, george. >> good old george. >> good old george. >> good old george. >> good on him. >> go

taking on big food today meeting face-to-face with leaders from general mills and pepsi among others.and chemicals. he's been targeting things like potassium bromide, red dye number 3. what are these things? they are used to make plastics more flexible, they can get into food through packaging or even contaminated water and a soil. they have been found in foods like yogurt, cheerios, and progresso soup. potassium bromate is a controversial chemical added to improve dough into baked goods, it has been banned by a number of countries. here to help us understand all of this and how it affects our health, the host of the health podcast of the genius life and author of "genius food." max look -- >> you got it, you got it to. >> will: before we get of the specifics what you think about rfk meeting with the heads of these industries? do expect this to be antagonistic or them willing to make some moves towards making america's food more healthy? >> they aren't going to go quietly into that good night. is the bottom line at stake here. it's the first time rfk has been meeting head on the manip

executives from general mills and pepsico along with consumer brands association reportedly expectedy, this is huge but i don't know how friendly that will get or not -- to mark. >> i was going to say i'm guessing these conversations are going to be pretty tough but honest between secretary kennedy and these food companies that he's gone after for years throughout his confirmation hearing and many, many years before that. he has not held back when it comes to blaming these very food companies for many of america's health problems. this is the first time the two sides will be meeting face-to-face. we expect leaders from general mills and pepsi at the meeting as well as consumer brands association. it is our understanding that is the group pushing for this meeting. they will be in attendance and the group represents the biggest players in the food industry such as craft kinds, or mel, coca-cola and many, many others. while we don't know exactly what they are going to discuss pain and close doors, rfk jr. has been extremely clear u.s. food companies need to simplify the ingredients in p

finally, with the delivery from factory or mill or whatever to the store shelf requires energy. whether it's by a truck or a train, ship, what have you. they're all brought here because of energy. the electricity in the plants that are producing things, sawing up timber, milling grain, whatever it is. all requires energy. so when those costs go up, i would say unnecessarily the last few years, then of course the price of everything has to go up. not just at the store shelf, but every step of the chain to when it finally reaches the store shelf, when you get in your vehicle and go get those items or, i guess, order in when you have grocery delivery. it still takes energy to get there. so with these prices driving everything, it really isn't just some abstract where inflation comes from. these are the real-life consequences of policies that make it harder, more expensive to produce, transport and buy these things everyday families need. the biden administration regulatory agenda imposed these costly mandates on energy production and i'm seeing it in my home state of california whi

larry: joining us for the congressman cory mills. welcome back to the show. great to see you. many areas including foreign-policy but i want to talk to about one big beautiful bill i want you to tell me where we stand on one big beautiful bill. i want three cheers for the economy and i want the entire deregulation tax cut drill baby drill i want all done and i wanted done as soon as possible, where is it at the house. >> this is a big beautiful bill as you refer to, not only has $2 trillion in deficit reduction but is also going to save a 22% tax site for the average american. it's going to stop small business from going to a 43.4% tax rate is gotta stop for merely half the people that are getting child tax credits from being cut this is a massive bill $300 billion to the border to secure our border to help her defense this is a bill that will continue to promote the job tax hikes that will allow was disabled with 6 million jobs in total a bill that will give us not just the budget portion but to get us to reconciliation where we can see 1.5 trillion of her tenure cut, 2 trill

play you with the school can make us believe, you know most is the system is lucas young and i as i mills, i'm going to pull the 1st a yes. let me ask you both sessions of manage anything. boy she is doing chesapeake. do we have those with us? yes, i'm still going to step in and most of the there's only gone for the original difficulty, which is on the come for the for it isn't going to work session. it's my surely a profile of which can be assembled pressure from like even on which meant much more diverse comes on to me from for really what are the listening thing horses. so let's come with the face, tennessee motion. we don't have to switch the questions on to keep our student been watching and always sure not to rush the feeling with ask them. those still leaves lose the trouble, you know, the end user. sure. there's a fee. would that be successful? things like where i don't, i don't, i don't remember any of you still don't. that'll be assuming you don't remember up me years. i'm assuming you're almost almost disappointed me. i'm going to you guys have made you mean whatever is done fo

. >> hydro mill is now celebrating the biggest victory of his career, defeating the 20th ranked fighterherweight division. he is now undefeated in 11 fights, while also makes time to train children at his gym in san rafael. while heading up a group that helps young people. >> it's a nonprofit to give kids a jiu jitsu lesson so that they learn self-defense, confidence, be part of community. and it was a big deal for me because i come from nothing. i come from a third world country, and i want those opportunities to open up for people everywhere. >> mills says he got into fighting after he was called a rough childhood, or what he calls a rough childhood, saying he was often bullied while growing up in a tough neighborhood in the philippines. >> the justice department is investigating the big jump in egg prices across the country. the justice department says antitrust investigators want to know if large producers are conspiring to keep prices high. egg prices continue to surge. they have more than doubled in the past year. producers point to the avian flu outbreak, which has led to the dea

long-term gain, even though if we get in a trade war, there is no assurances like building a steel mill or something like that along those lines. i think donald trump, the wall street journal, the conservative news publication called this really a dumb idea, right? their words. and the dumbest tariff decision. i don't know why he is doing this, given he ran on the economy. if you look at government waste, that doesn't make the top ten risk. doge is dominating the headlines, the economy is dominating headlines, and he's not doing what he promised the american public he would, reduce pricing, which is quickly on key points here. 60% of our crude oil comes from canada, so we will immediately see an increase in prices at the gas pump. target and best buy and a number of ceos have come out and said we will see an increase in the cost of goods and the cost of fresh fruits both from canada because 80% of our fertilizer comes from there. so not really sure what donald trump is doing here. let's see if he could clarify that tonight. >> one international headline after the blowup, with the ewe cr

- julien chehida: des scientifiques britanniques qui s'amusent à rejouer le scénario de "vingt milleout à l'heure. emmanuel macron est donc monté au front. allocution télévisée d'une quinzaine de minutes, hier. une prise de parole solennelle, pour prévenir les français. le président de la république estime que la guerre en ukraine a changé de dimension depuis l'arrivée de donald trump à la maison-blanche. pour emmanuel macron, le changement de pied américain va donner des ailes à moscou. - emmanuel macron: nous restons attachés à l'otan et à notre partenariat avec les etats-unis d'amérique, mais il nous faut faire plus: renforcer notre indépendance en matière de défense et de sécurité. l'avenir de l'europe n'a pas à être tranché à washington ou à moscou. oui, la menace revient à l'est, et l'innocence, en quelque sorte, des 30 dernières années, depuis la chute du mur de berlin, est désormais révolue. les etats membres pourront accroître leur défense militaire sans que ce soit pris en compte dans leur déficit. des financements communs massifs seront décidés pour acheter et produire mas

he stared at the picture, just stared at it, and he said0, how doug mills doing? is doug ok?hat is his thought process with everything going on. he's just a fighter. truly, i call him america's greatest host because he is a great man, and everybody in the administration, the cabinet and the people that spend those moments with him behind the scenes will understand and they get what i'm saying. he just loves america. he loves people. he's a happy-go-lucky guy, and the guy works his ass off. from 5:00 in the morning until midnight, he barely sleeps. i know from the messaging of the things on social media and platforms, but to be in the hospital with everything, shot in the head and he is worried about everybody else. two hours later, we went wheels up. i believe we went back to new jersey that evening. he was on the plane joking with all of us on the plan, to make us feel -- we were all -- to this moment, to this day, none of us will ever forget it. he cared about all of us on the plane, trying to make us all feel better and lift us up. ladies and gentlemen, that is your 47th p

we'll see the best in marin county. 429 in mill valley's arco on redwood highway. that's the bottom number here. and of course, below all of them gasbuddy.com listed. that's where you can find your area, where you are, or maybe where you're going on the roadways. where you're going is, well, at the speed limit. it's a smooth flow of traffic, the road conditions much better than the last couple of days when we had slicker roadways across the golden gate bridge, we have a little bit of slowing heading south toward the span. alall crewsrom overnight road work have been listed as clear, so that may be the last of the slowing we saw from lane breaks. we have that same configuration tonight extending until tomorrow morning. saturday all lanes will open by 7 a.m. just keep that in mind. a smooth drive across the span. there you go. with some southbound traffic back to you. barely. yeah, barely. thanks so much, mike. well, there's a frenzy going on. costco frenzy over in the east bay. next here. and today inn the b. the shoppers camping out this morning to make sure that t

now the clouds begin to mill make their way into our skies. the winds have picked up. you're looking out towards sfo. little cloudy out there as you make your way towards sfo to no rain here just yet. but the temperatures, yeah, backing off a little bit today. still pretty pleasant outside. 63 in san jose. 55 and cooling down a pacifica. 59 now in san francisco. still 60 in concord. 61 in napa and 60 degrees in petaluma. but here it is. this cold front off the coastline. you can see right here. it's going to start to really intensify here in the next 24 hours. got a lot of cold air on the backside of it dropping in from the gulf of alaska. so that'll be the supported needs to push on through as we head toward tomorrow. and really, i think really the middle of the day going to be rough as the system kind of just slides in. but that front just taking shape. now, of course, that other low pressure already moving through southern california. this going to be the one that's going to affect us in that open the door to another fast moving storm. i think as we get to friday an

after graduating from mills college, lynch applied for the job.ked nights out of the hayward station as a test driver. her job was to drive the trains back and forth, making sure the tracks wouldn't fail. she says she loved her job, but it wasn't always easy being one of the only women. well, it's very difficult. i mean, at that time, women didn't do jobs like that. once i was driving passengers, i would stick my head out of the window to make sure people didn't get caught in the doors. and i would see young girls, and i could see that they were impressed. after driving trains for a few years, lynch hung up. her operator had to work on her film northern lights. that's actually about to be rereleased. but she says she missed the excitement of working for bart, so she went back to work as a station agent. now retired, she still loves to travel. and then, as you can see right here, of course she still loves trains as well. of all our major sports, baseball seems to be the one that clings to tradition the most. which is why something that's happening

laid out his top priority in his first meeting with executives from pepsi, kellogg, general mills andply. >>> more than 82 people were sickened on a princess cruise ship. the ship departed los angeles on february 21st on a ship visiting mexico, the panama canal and more before ending in ft. lauderdale. the coral princess saw an outbreak on a cruise in late january. >>> tiger woods underwood #úg&ut achilles tendon while ramping up training at home. his doctors said a full recovery is expected. >>> and, in honor of national girl scout day, wendy's is giving away frosties, customers can claim the offer on the app. good morning, mr. snuggles. make breakfast special with the cocoa and hazelnutty goodness of nutella. ( ♪♪ ) with hotels and vacation rentals, booking.com has something for everyone. seashells! you got anything more boutique? oui, oui, oui. right this way... now we're talking. what about something more family friendly? oooh maybe a resort with a waterpark... [water splash] or somewhere less family-friendly? yep! one vegas hotel for the bride to be. what if we hate everything? w

and mlb play by play announcer jenny cavnar called the game, while kerith burke zena keita and kylen millsand post game shows. and i know anthony is going to tell us in a minute how the game went. yeah, they did a great job and so did the warriors tonight. a big win and a big milestone for steph curry. his reaction to joining a group of the best scorers in nba history. stick around. sports is next. mmmm... planet oat's so creamy and not watery like- exactly! and unsweetened has 0 grams of sugar. and don't forget, it's an excellent source of calcium. ♪♪ wow! planet oat really has it all... you guys are so right! no you are. no you are. no you are. yeah, you are. ♪♪ and curry, the four time nba champ, joining an exclusive nba club. curry becomes just the 26th player in league history to score 25,000 career points. he's only the 10th to do it with one team. here's the historic bucket. of course, it's a three pointer. he finished with a game high 32 points. fourth quarter gia santos going airborne and throwing it up and in. chase center comes alive. santos with 15 points off the bench. then wi

not bad at all. 250 mill. yeah. mom and dad would be proud. chris. thank you. just ahead, a special recognition today for a building in the east bay with a my fellow americans. right now, you can get disney+ and hulu for just $2.99 a month. a price so low, you'll wanna scream. shhhh. your favorites from disney+... [screams] and hulu, together on disney+ for just $2.99 a month. definitely a very smart move. ♪ get disney+ and hulu for just $2.99 a month for four months. ♪ that helped build oakland and the american west. community members and historians celebrated the listing of oakland's historic 16th street southern pacific railroad station on the national register of historic places. a plaque was unveiled at the station commemorating its landmark status. built in 1912, the train station was america's getaway to the east bay long before automobiles and air travel. >> preserving this building, making this building functional is of utmost importance because it tells us a lot about who we were, who we are, and hopefully who we can become. >> wow, i had no idea. and

hazleton attracted many irish to work in the coal mines in the dolphin silk mill. those immigrants not only helped build the community and built st. gabrielle's parish and after a long day's work they enjoyed fellow at hazleton swing club. they support the swing club. these groups organize toys for tots drives and keep their families' heritage and st. gabery yell is the grave of who moved to hazleton. as let us honor our ancestors who paved the way for our prosperity and keep the memories alive. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from michigan seek recognition? >> i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection ms. stevens: i rise this evening to say that tariffs on canada are going to blow a hole in the united states automotive industry. please, mr. president, do not put 25% tariffs on canadian goods. our auto makers, our supply chain, our auto workers cannot take this hit. let's work together to come up with a plan to invest in ma

dozens of people gathered outside the tesla offices on page mill road in palo alto to protest the ceo. organizers are calling on californians to boycott and divest from tesla. it comes after president trump put musk in charge of the department of government efficiency, also known as doge. protesters say they're demonstrating against musk and president trump's desires to cut federal jobs and programs, and to increase funding for mass deportations. we're going to tell elon musk and trump and other corporate oligarchs that our community is not going to stand back. we're going to fight back against the attacks that are coming to our community anywhere from public education to public sector workers to immigrants. today's event was one of many demonstrations held across the country over the past several weeks. organizers say it's part of a nationwide effort to save services as layoffs and cuts continue. in washington, dc, the president, meantime, is set to make english the official language of the united states. the white house says it will create efficiency in government operations and pro

city, 58 up toward san francisco, 54 in the marina and the north bay. 60 here in santa rosa, 58 for mill valley. so eventually we get into some dry weather friday, saturday and sunday. then by next week we've been talking about this chance of rainfall. we're still looking at some rain, but we do have some new updates for you. the way this is developing now, we could actually see it kind of swing in from the south. that's not usually best for us in terms of getting major totals, but we're still on the board here with what looks to be a third to maybe an inch of rain. however, if it keeps developing more off to the south, we may see these totals go down even more for next monday, so we're keeping an eye on that. i think. all in all, next seven days. a better bet here of some heavy widespread rain could come in next wednesday, maybe 1 to 2in and some wind 20 to 45mph. we're going to get more looks at the rain chances next week. coming up at 530 tonight. so this weekend is coming in. good for you and everyone back there. all right. sounds great. bad news. 40s and 50s are cold. good news if y

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kylen mills andnd kerith burke will handle pregame and postgame coverage. burke says she's honored to be taking part in this year's telecast. again, the women's empowerment broadcast is for everybody. i hope little boys are watching and dads are watching and girls are watching. it really is just a celebration of anybody can be a part of sports. inclusion and teamwork is such an important part of what sports are about. the warriors are also handing out a women's empowerment month t-shirt for fans attending tomorrow night's game. the dubs take on the detroit pistons at 5:30 p.m, and you can catch pregame coverage starting at 430 on nbc sports bay area. also tomorrow night to mark san jose sharks are hosting ae women of teal celebration at sap center. it will include a mix of in-game events, fan activities, reflecting on women's impact in sports and beyond. donations are also being collected for next door solutions, a domestic violence agency in santa clara county. team executive heather vaughn also showed us tomorrow's unique fan giveaway, a beanie with a cus

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alto, a san francisco, 67 in the mission, and for the north bay, 68 in clear lake, and 63 here in mill valley. but look at napa, sonoma and santa rosa will be in the low 70s for tomorrow. rain chances through next week. we started mentioning this a couple of days ago. the storm system on monday looks like it's just going to be evading us and moving off to the south, at least the core of that storm. so only a spotty chance on monday, but we still should get hit on wednesday with a pretty decent soaking here across all of northern california and eventually towards southern california. early rain estimates right now show at least one to maybe one inch three quarters of an inch. we'd see possibly some of the highest up towards guerneville. but as you'll notice, most of the bay areas in that one to 1.25in. so this will be good for us to get back on the board with more rainfall before eventually we head into our dry season. because as you'll see here, most of the bay area is running a rain deficit anywhere from 1.37in to 6.15. but take note in santa rosa, you're still at a massive surplus 10

dozens of people gathered outside the tesla offices off page mill road in palo alto to protest the ceo. organizers are calling on californians to boycott and divest from tesla. it comes after mr. trump put musk in charge of the department of government efficiency, also known as doge. protesters say they are demonstrating against musk and president trump's desires to cut federal jobs and programs and increase funding for mass deportations. we're going to tell elon musk and trump and other corporate oligarchs that our community is not going to stand back. we're going to fight back against the attacks that are coming to our community anywhere from public education to public sector workers to immigrants. today's event was one of many demonstrations held across the country for the past several weeks. organizers say it is part of a nationwide effort to save services as layoffs and cuts continue. in dc, a similar nationwide movement is underway today calling for an economic boycott. the idea is to encourage people not to shop or put gas in their cars as a show of economic force. those partici

condenado por asesinar a su esposa embarazada fue herido por otro prisionero en la cárcel estatal de millon sigue en la prisión tras recibir heridas leves en la agresión ocurrida este domingo. mientras tanto, un grupo sin fines de lucro que cree que el hombre fue condenado a cadena perpetua de forma injusta, sigue abogando por su libertad. si usted tiene preguntas sobre inmigración y derechos telemundo, 48 y la organización shirin le invitan a llamar al número telefónico que está en pantalla. es el 805 48 48 84. será este jueves 13 de marzo de 5 a 18:30 de la tarde. un grupo de expertos estará listo para responder sus dudas sobre inmigración. recuerde, tiene derechos que deben ser respetados. y hoy, la ciudad de richmond está considerando una ordenanza que fortalecerá su estatus santuario. con esto, dicen, buscan que haya más protecciones para la comunidad inmigrante. pilar niño nos explica que en gran parte tiene que ver con acceso a información personal. 25% han bajado las ventas en su negocio en richmond, afirma luz adriana. esto desde que la administración trump volvió al poder. la ge

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and that when you consume the mills at the homes of people who butcher removed recently, you saw a 10 year old saddam or a job being shot by in a idea of soldier. and then his ambulance held up for an hour. the 10 year old died in hospital. he clearly is not a terrorist. and you're having settlers every night conducting what are basically programs, cars are being burned. people's homes are being burnt. live stock is being stolen, and timing is everything. the is really public, has shown that it has a real appetite for what is taking place right now in the occupied westbank for her because of the high not, not the shut. the cool. let's look at the anesthesia benefits as it allows you to miss the why is this happening now? because of this all is not seeing any sort of success and it's guys operations. and it's main work all of the destruction of from us. and because these are the military is really actively seeking redemption. these are the government is allowing you to carry on this operation of the wesley. as far as the politics of the a heart rate, such are elements in the us governm

and for the north bay got you to 59 here in ukiah, 57 here in mill valley.o additional rain chances coming our way by wednesday and thursday. ordinarily, a system like this could be able to give us some real heavy, widespread rainfall. but the problem with it is we have high pressure building in real quickly back behind it. so it's just saying, come on, get out of here, and it's going to push thi rainfall pretty quickly out of the bay area. so right now wednesday and thursday totals, they look decent for the south bay a quarter to about a half inch. but you can see san francisco northward. just trace amounts to about a 10th of an inch. so a little something coming our way wednesday and thursday on the 7-day forecast there it is. some spotty chances. tuesday, wednesday, thursday we'll dry it out friday, saturday and sunday. nice looking weekend coming in. and then by next monday. right now it does look like a system that could bring us widespread rain and about a half to one inch out of the next seven days. that would be the one with the heaviest rainfall. as

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so certainly what we've been told to expect is rein full consistent, right for up to $250.00 mills of a 6 hour periods. and that rifle to continue, as i mentioned over this weekend. okay, so o'clock from brisbin. thank you very much for keeping us subsidize. these 3 people have been killed and 5 others missing on the central in division the island of java, off the heavy rains flooded to towns, torrential rains. this we kicked capital to costa and surrounding cities, forcing thousands of residents to evacuate. indonesia is prone to land slides during the rainy season, typically, between november and april. climate change has also increased the intensity of storms aging to heavier rains. flash floods and stronger goss. one pass and has died off the polish of a most way, bridge collapsed in the southern belgium to all the workers were injured in the town of an idea when a section of the 2 bridge canal costing file onto a bulge and could belied the bridge has been closed to traffic for demolition. want to go ahead before rebuilding the structure next you to use stall rel services between

el 28 de abril estarán protestando contra general mills.inas de tesla en palo alto para protestar contra el director ejecutivo elon musk. los organizadores hicieron un llamado a los californianos para que boicoteen a la compañía tesla, y esto se produce después de que trump pusiera a musk de frente precisamente en el departamento de eficiencia gubernamental, también conocido como dodge, que no vamos a estar solamente sentados atrás esperando a que elon musk siga atacando a nuestra comunidad. somos una comunidad de trabajadores públicos, de inmigrantes, de personas de color. aseguran que también salen a las calles a manifestar en contra de los deseos de musk y del presidente trump, de recortar medicaid y de aumentar la financiacn para las deportaciones. el evento de hoy fue solo 1 de muchas manifestaciones que se están realizando en todo el país durante las últimas semanas. el condado de santa clara y la ciudad de san francisco, junto con 11 jurisdicciones adicionales, presentaron una demanda contra las acciones de la administración trump qu

kavanaugh and valkyrie's forward monique billings will call the game reporter kerith burke and kaylyn mills and zena keita will host the warriors pre and post game live, with contributions from nbc sports natalie esquire. the coverage begins at 430, leading into the pistons versus warriors matchup at 530. you can watch it all on nbc sports bay area, and the warriors are just a ton of fun to watch right now, ever since, jimmy butler added. so it should be a great show to watch. don't forget, you can watch our newscast 24/7 on pluto and other streaming platforms. janelle and raj join us now with what's coming up at 530. here's what we're working on a common problem across the bay area offering homeless people a place to stay. but not everyone is taking the offer. how san jose's mayor is trying to navigate through this issue, and why some advocates say it's criminalizing the homeless. also, a suspected kidnaping caught on camera in oakland. the details we're learning as the search for the victim and suspect continues. and trying to keep renters from being evicted and forced out onto the street

working for the bart agency in 1973, a year after bart opened for service, and after graduating from millslege, lynch applied for the job. she worked nights out of the hayward station as a test driver. her job was to drive the trains back and forth, making sure the tracks wouldn't fail. she says she loved her job, but it wasn't always easy being one of the only women. well, it's very difficult. i mean, at that time, women didn't do jobs like that. once i was driving passengers, i would stick my head out of the window to make sure people didn't get caught in the doors. and i would see young girls, and i could see that they were impressed. they liked seeing her up there. after driving trains for a few years. lynch hung up her operator hat to work on her film northern lights that's actually about to be rereleased, but she says she missed the excitement of working for bart. so guess what? she went back to work as a station agent. now retired, she still loves to travel, and as you can see right there behind her, she still lovess trains. meteorologist rob mayeda joins us. either of you guys trip