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nd forced the concrete ands as if you want to buckle and you see the results of that. this is another example of the wild weather we have experienced on and off. erosion on the hillside. major this actively assessing this stabilizing it. they hope to prevent farther sliding at this point. the mudslide moves large amounts of water and mud. causing the road to buckle and break. here are no evacuations at this point. they say, they will continue to monitor the situation what the hillside does is save lives. that the goal right now. again, the roadway is blocked off on redwood boulevard. don't travel this road. nbelievable. just image seeing it live. e street is upright. so, definily not a hath cal magical thing that here. >> it looks like it's out of a movie. we hope to get that fixed up. >> thank you so much. >>> people in the bay area are warned to stay off hiking trails. authorities say the trails have a lot of water.3 we found hikers willing to take the risk and see the many said it was worth it. Ãtree fell on a mother on the trail. >> i'm somebody that would be conce

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that's going to be a very qu nd on the leading edge of it there will be a cold from t that's going to bring us widespread steady rain from lat day but primarily into tuesday morning. watch happens right there. this would be kind of like prim time for when we'll be getting the most widespread steady rain. that's right through the heart of the tuesday morning commute. so the rain is the first aspect of it. we'll talk about that. about the wind, especially considering what we just went through. this is is not going to be anything like the last storm in erms of wind, but it has serious winds in its own right. we could very well be looking a that's the takeaway from this. there are a lot more to get to in the complete forecast in jus a few minutes. >> brian: thanks darren. latest winter storm knocked o power to thousands inch we talked to a business owner who has lost a lot of money.> r tuey new knocked out power to ma businesses on solano avenu! internetfor two and a halfday days. disappointed by the sign in front of deli r dell rama in be. some say it has the best pastrami sandwich in th

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nd kept getting alerts on my phone wires down acciden and i was like somethin is going down walked outside and it was like a hurricane. for a while. i lived in houston. how did today' storm compare to your time there? sn >> i covered a lot of tropical sms and the winds were very similar today and i have to say duri the height of the storm i almost felt like i went airborne like mary poppins. it was unreal, the force of pth here today. >> i would have to agree.pi mea embarcade were some of the strongest i've ever felt. thanks for that story. her a live look amount pg&e's outage map another big problem today there. are outages this is an improvent from a couple hours ago. right now 123,000 customers in the dark. closer look at the numbers. so, paul has been with us all day. u know you warned us about this storm. >> yes. >> i think some people were surprised at the strength and else.d speed and everything - what happened?how did that shak? >> a lot on line the fijiwara effect which we saw while the storm was strengthen think. it also informs why the storm evolved differently. now, where the s

nd jury in gary: that is very unlikely to happen, but it is an indication that they are getting closepossible charges against the former president. he has denied having this affair, but his former fixer michael cohen said in the days before the election, he arranged to pay $130,000 to this horn start in order for her story -- porn star in order for her story to not come out. it doesn't necessarily mean that the president is going to be charged or he will go to prison or anything. it is a pretty low-leve crime we are looking at, but it would be the first time in history that a former president, any kind of president has been indicted on a criminal charge. laura: despite the mounting legal challenges for mr. trump, he is running for the republican presidential nomination. what does the latest polling say about him in iowa, one of the earliest states? gary: iowa is where the action begins for the republican nomination. you will see declared candidates like donald trump and nikki haley going there this weekend. you are looking at candidates that probably will declare, like governor ron de

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we're looking at 12 mile-per-hour wind from oakland, hayward, 20 mile-per-hour nds along the coast to half moon mile-per-hour winds in santa 15- rosa as well as palo alto making even chillier outside. weare looking at below-average day time highs. low 50s alg the coast, mid-50s around the bay and upper 5inland that afternoon. mu drier, just some passing clouds today through the weekend. bu again, this looks like a powerful storm system for early next week. details on that coming up in back to you. back to you. >>> the pentn says a drone that killed a u.s. contractor and injured five american troops and injured five american troops the u.s. retaliated with an airstrike on terrorist groups in ern syria. u.s. officials sayere was a second attack on u.s. base near syria's border with iraq but no americawere hurt in that attack. they claim the syrian groups carrying out the attacks are assated with iran's revolutary guard which has uring their ongoing civil war. >>> well, tensions are everythinglating between north south korea, this comes underwat drone with nuclear capabilities.@north kor

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the further, no more. nds of ukraine europe ukraine europe europe in recent years it seemed that youw everything. ah, such hopelessness. that's all gone. nobody needs it. if it’s worse worse for my mother, who is there for 40 years, the pension is such that i had enough to pay for her services, and there’s no talk of medicines about buying something for myself, there’s no question, well, there are things ukrainian authorities destroyed information about pensioners. we went to the bank in general, there is more than one and a half million hryvnia, which did not have time to issue pensioners. they just took them, doused them with paint, simply destroyed the money, they cannot be restored. how to call it? when you lose respect for the country , some american protégé comes out and says, we think there should be 17 million people in ukraine, what a fright? who counted it? why should we have 17 million when we used to have 52, where should the rest go? there in europe and in ukraine the less people will remain the people it will not be better from the outside. this is good and nothing can

nd collaborated with doj d the secret service to rever fraudulent funds. we also enge with international law enforcement partners to pursue transnional organized criminal gups. the oig efforts resulted in more than 700 search warrants executed and. 1200 individuals charged with ui fraud. these charges rulted in more than 500 convicons. 1100 months of incarceration. 11,000 months of incarceration. and 100 and $5 million of investitive results. we also identified 45.6 billion dollars in tentially fraudulent ui benefits paid to high-risk areas. in response to our recommendations, do you well instituted effos to improve the ui program. several recommendations remain among plummeted regarding oig's access to u data, stes staffing and ip marge -- guidance and assistance to the states. and controls for improper paents. mister chairman, i want take a minute to highlight three challenges impacting our work. firsts data access. for yearsthe oig requested access to data to proactively monitor the ui program. given the magnitude of the issues athe start of the pandemi

if you can maka nd of determination, it might have a basis to determine that he should havdrn different lines. but we don't have anything like that here and we just want to get to the forbearance policy. ats applied across the board and every single student ln borrower with a federally held loan for the last threyes. but i think that both secretaries acted tily within the domain of the cares dd recognizing that that broad s reef was necessary to the particular agencies of t emergency. >> since we're dealing in a case with individual borrowers or would be borrowers, i think it's appropriate to consider some of the fairness arguments. you know, you have two situations, both to kids come out of high scolthey can't afford college, one takes alone, the other says, well, i'm going to try mha at setting up a lawn care service. and he takes out a bank loan for at at the end of four years, we know statistically that the person with the college degree going to do significantly financially better over e course of life than the person without. and then along comeshe government and tells that person

we nd to help our children and folks we need to listen to our children.explain what i mean by that. i'm inspired everywhere i go by the way young people today speak so openly about mental health issues, about their struggles, about the need for more treatment. for too long mental health has been an afterthought and the stigma associated with people asking for help and those of us addressing it in this building. health care professionals like steven sharp in lancaster county who joins ustr here today. [applause] they know that our mental health is just as important as our physical health and so many of ourr schools schools are adequae to handle student mentahealth needs in their counties lacked the resources to be there when most.lvanians need it the we need a comprehensive solution and a ts budget is a star. the first place many people turn is to the 988 hotline where you can talk to a trained professional about their challenges and get rerrals that they need one. we have 13 dedicated call centers across the commonwealth but they need more support. this b

the grand jury had an unexplained day off, but they did not hear anything for the donald trump case,nd they will meet monday and this is all over allegations that the campaign ney was used by attorney cohen who said that he paid stormy danis money to keep quiet about an affair that she had with donald trump in 2006. >>> and now, there is a bill to provide free condoms to high school students, and this is to take effect in the fall of 2024. the student activists are saying that it could reduce some of the stigma. >> i have actually had a fewew friends lilike pee of mine that want to go purchase condoms at the local pharmacy, but left without contraceptives in their hand, because they were ashamed and sort of harassed. >> t the conservative groups su as the family council oppose the bill, because they said that the california public schools have been pushing the condoms as comprehensive contraceptives in the name of student health, but it is a complete failure if you look at the rate of sexually transmitted diseases, and more condoms is not the answer. >>> enthusiasm is spilling out outs

tried to shield itself really from the beginning of this ce from any kind of investigative body, any ndiny. the then defense minister, yes, refused to allow investigators to interview anybody in the defee institution, including the soldiers o make up what i known as the 27th military and infantry battalion which has its base in iguala in the same soldiers were moving around iguala the entire night while these students were being shot at with machine guns, while the students were being beaten, some were killed and then 43 were ken away. the soldiersever intvened to stop it. the defense ministry never permitted the investigators to interview the there e ways in which the military sought to shield itself, for example, one of the documents that we posted shows that when the parents and their lawyers suggestedhey should be ab to enter the base, the 27th battalion base in iguala, to see if there's any edence thereto possibly conduct excavations to see if they could find remains, there are internal members -- memos to e same tippet secretary recommending any detentn cells that may be on the ba

are still going back and forth to the home of a san jose man accused of blowing up at least two pg ndnsformers. inside the home, authorities found explosive materials and and in active drug lab use to make methamphetamines. the suspect is in jail and nine different charges. he made his first court appearance on friday. officers say they will be at his home for a few more days as the investigation continues. students at montgomery high school in santa rosa are planning a walkout tomorrow. this comes as we learn police will be at the school as students return for the first time since that deadly stabbing. the police chief picked three officers to welcome students and staff back tomorrow. last week, a 16-year-old was killed in a stabbing at the school. officers arrested two students. chief john cragin says he will attend an upcoming listening session scheduled for tuesday at 4:30 at the friedman event center in santa rosa. obviously we have bee these showers coming in today. what is the latest? lisa: we have the view here from mount tam -- we can see a shaky camera. earlier we had a few

. >> i think i wanted to gain a sense of being more connected i also wanted to cut down on nd- screen30 days on a flip phone. >> the first 20 hours were super tough. you don't realize how much you use your iphone. >> reporter: but then, they soon noticed the benefits. >> all the things i was putting aside for a very long time, i had the ability to do once i got rid of my phone. >> it felt like my day was more boring because i had less superfi superficial dopamine to fill it with, but then there was peace and quiet. >> reporter: and for families, professor at ucla has some advice. >> adults should be looking at their own behavior. if you're on your phone 24/7, your child is going to want to do that. >> what were those parameters? >> when your child feels like they can come to you and you're not going to freak out on them or take the media away, you're going to actually listen and help them naf dpat the situation, that's going to be really, really good for your child. >> our thanks to rebecca. >>> coming up, sara ferguson, what the duchess of york has to say about the scandal surroundin

>>nd dr.here's a much broader conversation have -- a much broader conversation being had right now about women's health access. o gets to make these decisions? is this surgery? and the changes to the way it's dealt with administratively? is that part of that larger conversation? dr. elisabeth potter: absolutely it is. this effort really highlights so many problems that we're facing in health care. right now, we need for women to have access to care that is best for them from the patient perspective. to me, that's the most important thing that we're seeing. we need to pivot away from just the dollars and cents of insurance companies and surgeons, and we need to look at patient outcomes and what patients need. >> dr. elisabeth potter, a breast reconstruction specialist and the co-founder of the community breast reconstruction alliance. thank you so much for your time. dr. elisabeth potter: thank you, ali. john: we asked the centers for medicare and medicaid services about the change. officials s

the australian federal police carried out a six-month investigation,nd with the materialhey had, theyly to freeze those bank accounts in queensland. sean: in court, the australian federal police said they believed the cash was the proceeds of crime, and the accounts were being used "as virtual piggy banks for very large amounts of money." a judge said the police evidence showed "a very clear inference of money laundering," by the russians. ilya: e russian media asked these guys about the purpose of their visit to australia, and they answered that they would like to provide some sources for dairy goods for ice cream factory, and also they would like to start the gem business with some australian partners, but they have never opened any corporate in australia. theynly deposited this money into the bank accounts-- nothing else. agreed to extraordinaryuded suppression orders over most of the evidence. david: now, the normal case is that the court suppresses court documents because they're concerned that that may affect the integrity of a jury trial, in order to protect an accused

nine month for reportedly split -- exposing himself to women, just days before he kidnapped, raped,ndd sarah everhart. >> wayne cousins in his car, number plate clearly visible, pulling up at a drive through mcdonald's in kent and exposing himself to staff, not the first time. this, watch days before he kidnapped sarah everhart. the police were called the next day. the number plate given. if they would have checked, they would have known he was a sex offending police officer. it is not an exaggeration to say what happened and then didn't happen at the mcdonald's in kent days before he kidnapped sarah everhart could and should have prevented her murder. >> the fact that nobody sought to find him or his black car and question him about these incidents could only have served to confirm and strengthen in the defendants's mind a dangerous belief in his invincibility, in his power sexually to dominate and abuse women without being stopped. >> cousins was arrested a week after sarah disappeared, but he should've already been in handcuffs. police removed his black car from his house after the