the north koreans are trying to paint tanya . joe, as this fear, some strong old, sometimes threatening, sometimes charming political figure. but is she ready to step into a bigger well one or when it investigates the rise of north korea's most powerful woman? ah. when you're here, we're done. you're going to that with me, the don't you could sit on almost don't pan your bid on in another. it's homa han and eat out. he is when he to none, cuz you either going to him and dance. hosting's cheap. and tuba has eagle negotiate the golf game for him. you can one i saw and then took don't soccer to gander hubs. j on that. kim jo john is the younger sister of north korea's supreme leader kim jong own. in august 2022, she addressed the country's top officials to claim victory over cove at 19 hannah all thanks to her big brother and cut it off, hull pacing, that'll be your piece. so she'll only among a hug, you know, has to go and pack all have you know, how she missile could put on, wanted a more session and most repair soggy, patent go h

and north korea is technically still at rule. when the american athletes passed in front of the stands, the north korean delegation gave them an icy reception. the chemo jones visit went beyond the sporting arena. it was also political. she would personally deliver an invitation to south, please president lou j in to meet with her brother, us based academic lee. so noon is the author of the only biography of chemo, john when it was announced when north korea announced that king jo, my sister would visit south korea with all 48 hours advanced notification. there was great excitement throughout south korea. wow. the princess is coming. kim's young ones own baby sister little sister, is visiting south korea. this must be serious. can, german must be serious about peace. reckless the ation and di nuclear arise ation. at last piece is near or done in different on the north greens were seed with great honor by self grees, my application minister, all veteran senior official chemo nan was head of the north korean delegation. but all eye

you know, of north korea, i became jo, john became a very important psychological icon of the north korean regime. solar kosky, mule jones returned to pyongyang with clamp and her charm campaigning. the south cemented her place in north korea's circle of power with her success in calming relations between the normally hostile nations was seeing just 2 months later. when came john, when you met south korean president jane in the demilitarized zone, dividing the 2 korea one while with matthew joining hands. the 2 korean presidents crossed no man's land together with the meeting between the legions. kim yule june was neither far from her brother's side ever present in north korea's media coverage and on television in south korea, a government spokesman sang her praises when little no pets of coverage on the top . hello, camille, jim buddha, i'm sorry on that. i just had your thumb role medical chrome was for me. you saw smith kim young was and already by august, the good will continued over the following months. with more meetings between the leaders. each time kino jones was at the center of

she's become an important figure in north korea. she entered public life on december 17th, 2011 as the country moon, the death of her father, former leader kim jong il g . lee was one of the few foreign journalists in north korea's capital pyongyang at the time. she was kept behind the scenes for a number of years that moment she was very interesting for not only because we saw this young woman, but also because they were just sobbing. and those are amount. those are moments where, ah, you also see realize these are children that they are young are that they didn't necessarily have the composure king joe neal's death. so power passed or young came john own who was not yet 30 years old and had no political experience. he became the 3rd supreme leader of this unique communist dynasty which began with his grandfather cumulus, soon in 1948. to ensure dynastic succession, the king family use the sacred mon pick to as a founding me mount back to the mountain that sons with a history of the korean revolution. tell us the great history of t

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the north koreans are trying to paint to neo jo. as this fear, some strong old, sometimes threatening, sometimes charming political figure. but is she ready to step into a bigger well when or when he investigates the rise of north korea's most powerful woman. ah. when you're here with young, you're going to that for the near me to come to the could sit on on, we'll get, don't panic bid on in another homa han, and eat odious honey to none. cuz you either gonna amanda's hiring sheep when tba has equal negative. okay, for them you can one. i saw them just don't soccer to gander. have stay on that. kim. jo, john is the younger sister of north korea's supreme leader kim jong own. in august 2022, she addressed the country's top officials to claim victory over cove at 19 hannah all thanks to her big brother and pop up either. hello, how she, little of your pe social that only among a hug you know has to go and pack all have you know how she missile could put on wanted a more session and most were parity soggy, pentagon and mommy, the missi

this makes north korea the 4th most malnourished country in the world. despite the food shortage, north korea is extremely reluctant to accept foreign food aid. state media has likened to taking poisoned candy. jeremy not more benjamin simpler stain. he's an expert on the north korean economy and an associate research fellow at the swedish institute of international affairs bent the un estimate some 41 percent of the north korean population is under. nourished with these new warnings of a food crisis. how much worse could the situation get? it could always get worse. unfortunately, the situation in north korea is always very precarious. people's margins are very, very small, and even a small, if, even if the situation gets a little bit worse, it can have very drastic consequences for many people. what is behind these latest warnings of crisis? the latest food crisis that the government is trying to tackle. i really big really got a lot worse during corbett 19 and i say a lot worse because north korea is any perpetual food crisis of sorts. there's really ever since the 99 use, there's ne

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brighter in the far north.on channel islands, south west england. wales will turn increasingly wet and windy, not the temperatures well above where they have been, maybe around 14 celsius in one or two spots. so significantly above where we should be for the stage in march. tonight, rain at times for most of that will turn to snow on the higher ground of northern scotland later as northerly winds try to dig back. but for most a very, very mild night. six degrees in glasgow, maybe no lower than around ten or ii in southern england. but tomorrow will be a windy day, despite the fact for some it will be mild sunshine and showers for england and wales, especially this is bbc news broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm maryam moshiri and these are the latest headlines. the row over bbc impartiality continues after the sports presenter gary lineker criticised the uk government over its asylum bill. this has been a tough time for the bbc and we care about our audiences and we want to get the right

there has been a north—west syria case. there will be another north—west syria case.d find a solution to this problem. hello. this week, we've got some very big swings in temperatures from one day to the next. yesterday, widely, we had temperatures double figures, whereas today, it's been about 9 celsius colder than that. for example, boulmer, 14 yesterday, just five this afternoon — now, that's a drop. temperatures has brought with it much colder air, and in turn, we've seen some snowfall over the staffordshire moors again here and here at low levels in the carlisle area. so, across parts of northern ireland, southern scotland, northern england, we have seen some snow getting down to quite low elevations, risk of a few showers pushing across the midlands, east anglia, south east england, but clearing later in the night with clear skies then following, well, we are looking at a widespread and sharp frost in our towns and cities. temperatures widely between —2 and —6 celsius, and where we've seen those showers, there is a risk of some icy stretches to start the day on

a question on north korea. the u.s. andhe rok conducts military exercises and north korea reacted harshly and launched an icbm yesterday. what do you think about the security corporation, how can you work to get on their provocations? brig. gen. ryder: let me make sure i understand. you were asking, in light of north korea's provocations, how can japan, south korea, u.s. alliance exercises work? >> north korea reacts to the u.s.-rok military exercise. how can security corporations work with north korea? brig. gen. ryder: ain, it is important to take a step back here. the exercises thathe united states conducts with japan and south korea are defensive in nature and meant to bolster our interoperability, meant to deter potential aggressionn the region. that is first and foremost. in terms of north korea's reactions to these types of exercises, as you heard me say before, not only is it inappropriate, it is destabilizing, and concerning clearly to those in the region. what is important for people to understand, one, deterr

there has been a north—west syria case. there will be another north—west syria case.nd a solution to this problem. hello there. there has been some fresh snow overnight and that should be out of their way by the time we get to sunday morning. there will be some sunshine, across eastern parts of england, it will be turning wetter through the day further north, and later in the south—west. snow well be melting and it could be turning misty and murky the hills. temperatures may get up to 14 in the south—east of england. it will get colder in scotland on monday. wintry showers following on as the winds pick up. further south, a few showers and winds possibly touching girl forced as well. it will get colder through that day in scotland and northern ireland. this is bbc news. i'm rich preston. our top stories... the bbc�*s director—general, tim davie, says he won't resign, but apologises for widespread disruption to the corporation's sports output after presenters and pundits walk out in support of the match of the day host gary lineker. success for me is gary gets back on

there has been a north—west syria case. there will be another north—west syria case.nd a solution to this problem. hello there. it's a much milder day today, thanks to south—westerly winds. those winds have brought a big jump in temperatures. yesterday, for example, just three degrees in balmoral. and for most of us, it was a cold day. today, temperatures widely into double figures, but that's set in place a rapid thaw. indeed, there's a lot of places that had snow yesterday where the snow is completely melted away, but it's still hanging on across northern scotland. we do have some colder air that's going to hang around here for much of the week ahead with some snow in the forecast as well. now, overnight tonight, outbreaks of rain will push northwards across the country. it's going to be quite a windy night and very mild temperatures, double figures for most. but notice the colder air hanging around in northern scotland, where we're looking at some frost. tomorrow, the area of low pressure still with us, bringing a windy spell of weather. the winds coming in from a

showers are moving through the north bay, snow farther to the north and we're seeing rain move back into san francisco, the peninsula as well. as it moves toward napa county, moving toward fairfield, solano county, we're going to see wetter roads for your commute in the next hour or so. once again, for san francisco, moving down the peninsula toward san mateo, as well as redwood city, the rain is right back in those areas as you get ready to step out the door. we will see the rain off and on, it is all clear right now in san jose, but i would give it until about 9:00 when the rain starts to move in here. we'll see it getting heavier for the next couple of hours before it clears out again for the afternoon. you do want to be prepared for just about anything and we'll go hour-by-hour with our forecast again in a few minutes. >>> mike has a look at where you can find some lower gas prices. >> lower, exactly. not cheap, but that is what we call it, because it's the best i can find. $4.25 is the best in contra costa county, the arco on monument boulevard. $4.09 is the best in the south bay, a

starve the north. in the submission and more importantly, to starve britain and france into submission. there a 500,000 or so mill workers in lancashire and a similar amount in in lyon in the textile district in france, they were wholly dependent further incomes. this is the biggest industry textiles are what got the industrial revolution going. so this is a major deal and it comes from the south so when jefferson davis, his early cabinet meetings due to benjamin his consiglieri in various positions suggests that they send out a lot of the previous harvest to england quickly so that it can be peeled in periodic sales and finance as long a as they have to do this left off because in the south north they didn't expect a long war. the idea developed that they that they pursue a country which would be to withhold their cotton, to withhold their cotton so that both the north would feel the pain, but more importantly, europe would feel pain. they felt convinced at that point that the crowned heads of europe,

heaviest of rain is still well to the north up on the north coast. we are seeing some pockets of heavier rain that are sitting just west of us. you can see those areas of deeper, green and yellow. >> those are some heavier rain showers that have yet to move in. zooming in into the bay. we do have a very brief spot of moderate rain that's about to move overseeing t%e and rome seem up into the east bay hills. overall, though, for the most part, this is a fairly quiet one so far winds pick up later today, 40 to 50 miles per hour gusts at the coast and through san francisco gusts will be even higher in our mountain tops bayshore areas, inland areas. also going to be quite windy, concord, 40 to 50 miles per hour. gusts for you. and of course, we've got the rainfall picking up along with it light to moderate for early risers. here's 08:00am right here. pockets of heavy rain on the peninsula as well as across the north bay intensifying and spreading southeastward through the 9 10:11am hours. not going to be a lunch hour to be walking around too terribly muc

we look for north korea? same freedoms south koreans and americans have. i spent a lot of time with north koreans and i can tell you that country is going to be an amazing place when they get rid of the dictatorship. eric: one day we will see hopefully we will live through that. certainly the world must confront kim jong-un own to stop his atrocities. chair of the north korean freedom foundation folks if you like to look at up goshen north korean freedom foundation coalition if you like to help suzanne, thank you. >> thank you eric. before we will have more news when we come back. whenever heartburn strikes, get fast relief with tums. its time to love food back. ♪tum, tum tum tum, tums♪ ♪ i'm gonna hold you forever... ♪ ♪ i'll be there... ♪ ♪ you don't... ♪ ♪ you don't have to worry... ♪ (vo) with verizon, you can now get a private 5g network. so you can do more than connect your business, you can make it even smarter. now ports can know where every piece of cargo is. and where it's going. (dock worker) right

also reports of some sort of incident on the north side.e didn't see it on the live shot but we'll watch for that and i'll keep checking the chp report. we had a buildup at the bay bridge, relatively mild. some folks have held off from driving in today given the reports and the forecast. kari warned us about the incoming weather. there is a minor incident around the bay bridge toll plaza. i didn't see a problem on the live[7xç camera. there is a slight bit of slowing for 580 and vasco and the hazard is going eastbound. back to you. >> we are monitoring the earthquake that hit near pacifica, a 3.5 and then a 2.6. i'm on twitter, so let me know if you felt it. >>> next, a look at nbc bay area responds. >> good morning. first the pinch of ongoing power outages, now a shock, a bill for electric that families know they didn't use. i'm consumer investigator chris i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. when t the murraysys discoved gain s scent beadsds, they felell in lovee with thehe irresistitible sc. ♪♪ ♪ they felell in lovee with thehe irresi

it's just painted to the north east south . it's okay. but not north here., napa, solano. i mean, you can see the low cloud deck just hanging out there. so you're like what son? it's cloudy here. yet he goes southward and you go east and it's sunshine or plenty as we like to say. so there are two forecast this morning ones of the north, low clouds north sun, east and south. it's a dry forecast today. i do think we get lots of clouds, cooler temperatures, weak systems when we moving in with some light rain about santa rosa, calistoga north, i'll mention it there areas north of marin county. late saturday or early sunday or drizzle for some sunday looks like the same old song and dance maybe a little bit of light rain. the main system is coming in on monday, and it's a cold one. but it's not. it's not going over. water is going over land which will take a track over the sierra that you can see . there's still a lot of cold air driving down from this from the north. i mean, like this is driving down. so one of these is going to start to work its way over us lat

over in the north bay. a 20 year-old man is facing multiple charges for deadly shooting at a party and santa rosa. it happened shortly after midnight on saturday on hall road, just half a mile away from we'll side middle school. police say there were more than 100 people at that party. they say people started fighting and david morales started shooting and hit at least 2 people. one person was killed. another taken to the hospital later that afternoon, detectives identify mirallas is a suspect in that shooting. morales was taken into custody and booked on charges, murder and attempted murder. over in the south bay almost 2 years since a deadly airbnb shooting in sunnyvale. the parents of the victim are suing the company and the homeowner. 18 year-old elias a lonnie was shot twice by 17 year-old at a party that about 200 young people in attendance. police say the home was never registered as a short term rental and airbnb should have known of illegal activity. the air b and b's family's attorney also says so

>> north korea reacts to the u.s.-rok military exercise. how can security corporations work with north korea? brig. gen. ryder: again, it is important to take a step bac here. th ercises that the united statesonducts with japan and south korea areefensive in nature and meant to bolster our interoperability, meant to deter potentiaaggression in the region. that is first and foremost. in terms of north korea's reactions to these types of exercises, as you heard me say fore, not only is it inappropriate, it is destabilizing, and concerning clearly to those in the region. what is important for people t understand, one, deterrents continue to work. despite launching missiles into the ocean, north korea is not attacking -- nor should they -- and the u.s., japan, south korea, and other allies and partners in the rion will continue to work togetheto extend that deterrence and to keep our countries safe. again, with the ultimate obctive here being a secure, safe, prosperous free and open indo-pacific region. >> back to the mq-9. any indications that

in 2004, there was a referendum in the north—east as to whether to have a north—east assembly, a north—eastof the north—east said to the people in london, well, i won't actually say they said, but i know what the message was. yet now the conservatives are going to bring in a super map for the whole of the north—east. none of these been asked these people have been asked about yeah, i agree with about that. yeah, i agree with that. but 4 billion quid in extra taxpayer cash for the region actually region to actually a connectivity, for example , you connectivity, for example, you come from my part of county durham and try to get into newcastle. if you don't drive. nigel well , you're up a creek nigel well, you're up a creek without a paddle . that's without a paddle. that's all i can say. i tell you what, the north—east will get its man. we need the money for anything. whether it's billion. whether it gets it's billion. you i'll talk you say. in a moment, i'll talk to voice . god, who to the voice. god, who introduces me at of these introduces me at all of these events. to super mac. events.

up across the north and down in the south. the rain picks up, however, for that southeast corner, pushing out to more coastal areas. places like brisbin expecting the wet weather to end the week. and for western australia, some heavy falls to come across more central and southern areas here. but for the north of this largely quiet and in the south with temperatures dipping down melbourne. seeing 19 degrees celsius rather cloudy. now for new zealand, both the south and the north island have seen quite a bit of a cool donna's autumn packs, a punch temperatures set to pick, pick up slightly over the next few days. it will be more in the way of sunshine pushing through the cloud. but the rain isn't very far away. you can start moving in from west to east christ church. only 13 degrees celsius on thursday. ah, a with lou. ah, you're watching. you'll just hear a reminder of our top stories, the salad, north korean leader, kim jong, and has ordered an increase in production of with inscribed nuclear material. that says the us in sout

now cold isn't the story across the north of africa. it's in fact quite intense heat for the northwest corner patients like morocco is one of the canary islands. the temperature is 5th, about 5 degrees above the average for this time of year, and that heat extends further south west or across that tropical band of africa with some intense thunderstorms rolling across the democratic republic of congo. tuesday into wednesday wessa down to botswana a line of rain drive up in south africa. it's going to be colder in cape town, only 19 degrees celsius on wednesday. ah, ah . north korea says it's carried out a nuclear air explosion just as the south and the united states conduct a major naval exercise. ah, i'm told mccrae this is al jazeera live from doha. also coming up with protest is in israel to mound prime minister benjamin netanyahu. resigns, even after he suspends plans to weaken the judiciary rights activists accused the un, if breaching neutrality is bangladesh and me and my whole talks to repatriate some ro, hank refugees. remarkabl

north 680 a crash clearing. good news, 80 looks good. highway 4 and 101 so far out of san jose is moving nicely. amanda. >>> to santa cruz county. you may remember this dramatic video back in january. you can see how flooded it is. the swollen san lorenzo river surged into a s and canoes and the community struggled to recover. the cleanup for some folks since then has just wrapped up. justin andrews is live there this morning where the san lorenzo river is expected to crest into major flood stage this morning. that is a couple of feet lower than what we saw in january. justin, as the sun is coming up, we can see more. describe to us what is happening in the neighborhood you are in? we are inspect the same area. park avenue and felton. you can see the ponding that -- it's not ponding. it's flooding on park avenue. it has been receding since we have been out here. the water levels were at the headlights of that white s.u.v. down the road. that stop sign, the water was closer to the bottom of it. we noticed the waters have receded. it's rai

north of england as well.d and blizzard conditions, so that could be potentially quite serious. the rac have advised motorists to stay at home and only travel if they have to do, and if they are going to go out, to make sure they are prepared. the uk health security agency has asked people to check on friends and neighbours because of the freezing conditions, people who might be vulnerable, so the advice is, if you are going to go out to stay warm, then those freezing conditions are going to last into tomorrow and the weekend. ., ., ., , ., weekend. local authorities are financially _ weekend. local authorities are financially challenged. - weekend. local authorities are financially challenged. how- weekend. local authorities are l financially challenged. how well prepared are they for dealing with this cold snap? thea;r prepared are they for dealing with this cold snap?— this cold snap? they have had warnin: this cold snap? they have had warning of— this cold snap? they have had warning of this, _ this cold s

an active system impacting the north bay. look at the yellow. that's moderate to heavy rain from petaluma into napa and sonoma and as we extend into our atmospheric river scale, this is moderate. one to five, this is a number three like last week's. a very active storm but let's look at what we can expect into the next hours. we are in the 50s throughout the bay area. it's widespread from santa rosa to concord. we have heavy rain and winds this morning but into this afternoon with the high wind warning, we can see downed trees and flooding possible into the late hours as winds won't die down until about 11:00. late tonight, early tomorrow, the rain will stop. it will taper off and push south. that's leaving cool, dry conditions for the next few days. more rain is expected to return. i will tell you when and how much you can expect in the full forecast. how are the roads? >>> they are already busy. unfortunately if you commute along 680, you want to pay attention. we have a traffic alert as you work north bound through pleasan

north bound is the commute direction or north bound is counter commute. south bound is the commute direction. they were diverting traffic to 84. that would be a good alternate to the brake lights. if you want to take 84, you can take 238 mission boulevard or even 880. looking at the map, it looks like they may be opening lanes because i am starting to see things slow a little bit better as you work along 680. joycelyn is in pleasanton where north traffic was diverted off the freeway. looking at your live shot, i am seeing cars moving in the right lanes. >> reporter: they have just opened to two lanes in the last 10, 15 minutes. that's good for commuters going north bound. this big rig has been pulled off to one of the lanes. talking to chp earlier, it seems they actually wendell to the hill to the right side. we saw some tire marks. we don't know exactly what happened. the rain was coming down really bad. we en all morning. we know how dangerous the conditions can be. commuters were stuck going north bound for quite sometime. we showed you earlier this mo

korea in a week _ seen from north korea in a week it _ seen from north korea in a week. it flew — know exactly what missile but it flew for over an hour and landed _ it flew for over an hour and landed in _ it flew for over an hour and landed in the sea ofjapan. north— landed in the sea ofjapan. north korea is protesting against a series of large miiitary— against a series of large military exercises held on the korean— military exercises held on the korean peninsula by south korea and the — korean peninsula by south korea and the united states. it drew anger— and the united states. it drew anger from pyongyang because it sees them as a major thread but north— sees them as a major thread but north korea is becoming an increasing threat to south korea _ increasing threat to south korea and japan. its weapons are becoming more sophisticated and more — are becoming more sophisticated and more dangerous and south korea — and more dangerous and south korea and _ and more dangerous and south korea and japan know they stand to benefit if they share their intelligence and if they

wintry weather for parts of north _ south. wintry weather for parts of north and — south.vernight. theirable amounts of— north and east scotland overnight. their able amounts of cloud, i north and east scotland overnight. their able amounts of cloud, but l their able amounts of cloud, but under— their able amounts of cloud, but under clear— their able amounts of cloud, but under clear spells— their able amounts of cloud, but under clear spells parts - their able amounts of cloud, but under clear spells parts of- their able amounts of cloud, but. under clear spells parts of eastern england _ under clear spells parts of eastern england could _ under clear spells parts of eastern england could get _ under clear spells parts of eastern england could get a _ under clear spells parts of eastern england could get a few— under clear spells parts of eastern england could get a few degrees l england could get a few degrees below— england could get a few degrees below freezing. _ england could get a few degrees below freezing. it _ england could get a few degrees below freezing.— bel

at some point, southern and us forces would be rolling north in north would probably lose the conflict. and that would include amphibious landings because there's actually not a lot of fighting space. it's difficult to find a war maneuver in korea because it's on the mountains and the notes on both sides. actually assume that there will be impervious operations. i'm pretty sure the north koreans are. in fact, we know that our friends have considered these kinds of things as well. yes. we also saw kim jong and posing with technical nuclear weapons, you know, the state media reporting from the ne, also calling for the scaling up of weapons grade nuclear weapons. i mean, how concerned are you about that? do you take that at face value? i do, i think that the north korean military is getting pretty old for the conventional military is getting pretty old. it's pretty obsolete. it's based on. so b designs really from the sixties and seventies, a lot of the equipment is outdated. north korea has a real fuel prices as well. so there are screen jackson going to get into that kind of conventiona

the rain begins and the north bay.hin a couple hours it expands and intensifies before the morning commute starts tuesday. who have heavy downpours,widesp. potentially damaging winds as the storm begins to weaken going into wednesday. the ring for totals by wednesday night will range anywhere from under an inch to the south bay to over an inch around the bay shoreline to over two inches in many north bay locations. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. the storm begins late tomorrow night in the north bay. quickly intensifies to a level two before the morning commute begins tuesday. it is going to be a stormy day tuesday even with some thunderstorms. a level one on wednesday as the storm weakens to scattered showers. the next round of rain arrives saturday. now abc 7 sports with chris alvarez. >> it is hard to believe but stephen curry was once a lightly recruited three out of five athlete coming out of high school. he is a generational talent. for time champion purity giving prospects just like himself a shine in th

in and today is a historic step toward a healthier north carolina. law takes effect, it'll make health care six accessible for more than 600,000 north carolinians. geoff: expanding health care access has gained support among voters. the latest "pbs newshour"/npr/marist poll shows 63% of americans believe it's the government's responsibility to ensure health care coverage to americans. for more on this latest investment in medicaid access, we're joined by north carolina secretary of health and human services kody kinsley. secretary kinsley, welcome to the "newshour.” kody kinsley, north carolina secretary of health and human services: great to be here. thank you. geoff: north carolina is expanding medicaid to adults who make up to 138% of the federal poverty level. so that would be about $41,000 you for a family of four. you have you have been traveling the state talking to people who would benefit from this expanded access. what are you hearing and what are you seeing? kody: people are really excited. first, i want to just thank the governor for buil

we talked about the north bay getting light rain. i want to mention as you look at the cars, you see the water kicking up just a bit. that's the tread that, of course, makes a water channel away from the tires. make sure your tires are good in condition. make sure your windshield wipers are in good condition as well. the bay bridge, we have a little more slowing on the incline. no metering lights yet. metering lights, probably another seven minutes or so. a little bit of slowing, just a brake tap into concord on highway 4, and we're looking at no major problems for the rest of the bay. we talked about a little bit of light rain in the north bay. travel times are looking great. we're in the green. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> new overnight, an officer-involved shooting in brentwood is under investigation. around 9:30 last night police say someone approached them and said a woman was being held against her will at the brentwood apartments along sycamore avenue. they heard gunshots and found the victim and suspect outside the apart

it pandemic, but also to allow dialogue to happen with north korea. but the exercises have come back in scale this spring. we're having air exercises with some of the latest jets . we're also having cooperation with you clear capable bombers from the u. s. u. s . air force, we're all a little, so be seeing life fire drills with some of the alma that's based here on the peninsula. and tomorrow, wednesday we will be seeing, i'm phoebe, a landing drill by marine units to show us that ability so really off resuming and scale these large joyce military exercises between south korean and us both young chick bong, as a research fellow at your say university institute for north korean studies, he's his countries who are not allied, pyongyang must continue to monitor north korea's nuclear capabilities. there is a lot of reasons to be concerned about any type of threats coming from the top leadership of north korea. but we have to receive and analyze them with a grain of salt. not korea does not appear to have all wired, reliable nuclear capabilities toward the