time, the richness of nature and open access to the sea add rhythm to the economy of the entire north shore. the white sea is a strategic object for the arkhangelsk region, and for the entire northwestern region of russia; here on the shores of severodvinsk, yagr island, where we are now, there are several objects of the military-industrial complex, where they regularly test the latest naval weapons, including strategic ones. a dozen cities of industrialists in severodvinsk there is a large shipbuilding cluster with access to beloye, barintsevo and karskoye, near the city of mirny there are locations of the space and rocket forces of the plesetsk cosmodrome, near the village of pomorie there is almaz mining in the north, which in its strategic importance is not inferior to the previous two. up to 20% of all-russian diamond reserves are concentrated in the bowels of the arkhangelsk region. in the volumes of production of these minerals the region is second only to fossils, perhaps to yakutia. by and large, we are now on earth where there used to be an active volcano, well, yes, there was vol

so the north shore leaders very interesting publication because it straddles the line between politicsand media. although i'm not sure grant lally would totally agree with that description, but it is basically what they do. so. so they were a little maybe more, i guess sort of cognizant of some of the rumors that were coming up. santos there's fun scene to like i said that lally is sitting down to lunch with him and sort of cataloging some of santos his weirdness and sort of evasions and even lies. so i think i he was personally kind of a little more aware than some were about santos, his misdeeds. um, that being said, there were other reporters who were looking into santos and writing about santos earlier than the leader was doing my own thing, but also the daily beast. well, letterman talented reporter, was pulling really, really great documents like new understanding of santos employment history. well before else. and that's just a couple of examples. but so so the problem in some ways like i said before is that there were people were poking holes, but didn't connect the dots ends t

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questions raised about santos before he was elected, including from a local long island paper, "the north shorer." >> people in the newspaper had spoken to him. they knew he was a liar. >> reporter: democrat robert zimmerman, who challenged santos, said he tried to bring attention to that reporting. >> we gave it out door to door, it was very hard to get oxygen around it. >> reporter: santos won by 8 percentage points in a district biden carried in 2020. >> i take full responsibility for it. it was a mistake. we're going to correct that mistake. >> reporter: george cairo is the gop chair of the new york county that's partially in santos' district. he says at the time, santos was the only option for republicans. >> he wanted to win. seemed passionate. seemed like a good choice. and we went with him. turned out to be a terrible mistake. earlier this year, we will call for him to step down. but i take full responsibility. >> reporter: the now-disgraced politician ran on the promise that anyone can succeed in our country. >> as your congressman, i pledge to protect the american dream for all. >> re

we have two more teachers from north shore high school in glenhead, new york who teach mark twain asell. here's what they had to say. >> twain gives us a chance to see what we would never see in history books. which is the interfacing, engaging of a poor white boy, son of an abusive, alcoholic, father, from whom he runs. it's the impetus of the book from huck's point of view. then he meets a runaway slave. and the two of them meet a commiseration of that. huck calls them us and we, it's a revolutionary moment. we have this poor white boy and an enslaved person who has a family who is doing his level best to get out of his hor cial situation. and they meet and they go down the river together and they talk about everything from slavery, religion, to the stars. to the taste of food. to what it's like to wake up from a dream and be lost. jim actually has a moment where he mentors huck on how to be a good man. and huck eats it up. because he's never seen an adult man show how to be a good man. none of the whites, the white men he's supposed to celebrate have shown him how to be a good man

but we did have local media on long island, like north shore leader, lang slate media, to try to sound the alarm. >> right. and they were on top of this, they were the ones that broke a lot of this. let me ask you this. some republican lawmakers say the reason they voted against expelling santos is because he had not been convicted of a crime as of yet. what do you make of those claims? >> let me tell you, it's so offensive and such a deciisgracl comment. they had access to all sorts of secret information that campaigns don't have, the media doesn't have, as does the department of justice. they proved that he committed an identity theft, he stole money, he stole credit cards, they documented not just the lies, but the crimes he committed. and the idea that republicans would use that as an excuse to say that, because he wasn't found guilty in a court of law -- being a convicted felon should not be the standard to being dismissed from congress. when the ethics committee points out crimes committed, that should concern everyone and mobilize everyone. i heard one lawmaker say, all of us ha

a local newspaper called the north shore leader was sounding the alarm months before n part because even among his fellow republicans, there were questions as basic as his name. >> another congressional nominee. george santos. george, who we know is a friend, he's known as anthony to me. so, i don't know where george santos came into the thing. but that's what it says here. >> what followed was a barrage of bloviating bs, a flowchart of falsehoods, from his education, the prestigious prep school with no record of him, to the fictitious all star volleyball career at a college he never attended. >> told me, i remember specifically, i'm into sports a little bit, that he was a star on the baruch volleyball team and that they won the league championship. >> there were tall tales about being a mover and shaker on wall street with jobs at citigroup and goldman sachs. that never happened. then came the brazen attempts to cloak himself in the world's most horrific moments, lies about being descendants of the holocaust, having lost friends in the pulse night club shooting, and shifting claims to t

north bay. those are your spots and gray right there. most of us like the east bay bay shore and south bay, not seeing those dense fog advisories like we were yesterday. oureyes are peeled on this afternoon because after what is a dry morning, we do have some rainfall just around the corner as of right now, that rain is situated offshore and on up into the north shore where we are seeing some showers currently in humboldt down or take counties in northern mendocino county rain pushes further and further our direction on into the late morning and early afternoon right there in the middle of the day. that's the time that chip maybe want to avoid too much time outside. if you are leaving the house this morning, make sure to bring the umbrella and the rain jacket this morning. a few spots of fog but there's your showers. 10:00amc right here. pushing into portions of northern sonoma county by noontime, some heavy rain in marin and sonoma counties and starting to see it really picking up in san francisco as well. san mateo counties making our way through towards one 30 pm showers.

currently , it is raining in parts of the north of the country on the shores of the caspian sea, as well as in areas of north khorasan. and also the snowfall, we predict that for today we will witness rain on the shores of the caspian sea, gilan, mazandaran, golestan provinces, parts of ardabil, north khorasan, as well as areas of north khorasan , razavi . we have a calm and stable atmosphere in other parts of the country, of course, i will tell you later for tomorrow, the maps gradually show that the atmosphere will be calm and quiet again. to be continued at the country level. based on this , we will have a clear and sunny sky in the form of regions of the country. this stability of the atmosphere will continue until sunday. the stability of the atmosphere makes us witness an increase in the concentration of atmospheric pollutants in the big industrial cities of our country. including in the cities of tehran, karaj, arak and isfahan, where air pollution leads to a decrease in air quality and horizontal visibility in these areas. after water, late on sunday and for. on monday, we predic

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i wrote a bunch, the daily beast, the north shore leader, even the democratic -- the dccc looked intoand found lots of really sketchy things. nobody pulled all the dots together until the times great story and december. >> that's an interesting point. if you lie about everything, maybe you even heard to catch someone, at least the honor of the baruch volleyball team has been restored, which george santos was not a member of. everyone should know that. congressman dan goldman, mark chiusano, thank you both. >>> still ahead, the man was likely to finish third in the republican party, again demonstrates he's not ready for the big stage. but first, after the truly shocking relipidations about the israeli intelligence knew about the october 7th a check, one of the reporters who broke that story joins me to break it all down, next. wn, next warning civilians to clear out, while hamas forces them back. allowing in food and water, which hamas steals. ♪♪ vicks vapostick provides soothing, non-medicated vicks vapors. easy to apply for the whole family. vicks vapostick. and try vicks vaposhower

and that last 15in up on the north shore.tains good. that allowed sierra tahoe to open up bear valley yesterday. so we're still doing good mountain operations teams will do whatever they can to keep it going, but it's preserved mode right now. >> of california's 33 ski resorts, fewer than half are open right now and they're still making snow. the other resorts say they aim to be open the week before christmas, even if those are only partial openings. a out with its year end travel forecast, but it estimates more than 150 million people will travel 50 miles or more during the ten day holiday period between december 23rd and new year's day. that would mark a 2.2% increase compared to the same time last year. triple a predicts the worst days for traffic will be between december 23rd and december 28th. some 7.5 million people are expected to fly by. >> frustration grows in pleasant hill over the police department's response to a shelter in place order. we have angry when we pulled up at the light over here, they started shutting

the north bay shore line east bay shoreline along the peninsula there. so, you know, those areas, those parking lots at tend to get flooded and those low-lying roadways. so just be mindful, if you're going to be traveling over there, you'll be starting your sunday in the upper 30's. some this will be the next weather headline will have some nice daytime highs, but starting out this weekend, you'll notice the overnight lows will dip down 2 sweater weather in 30's low 40's. but your daytime highs will be. pleasant. upper 50's low 60's that we've been dealing with this for most of the week and your extended forecast. so a nice holiday weekend. nice weather for santa to deliver those gifts and then the next chance of rain looks like wednesday. >> all well, gives us a chance to be able to wear our fancy clothes at news and not exactly shoot that. thanks all right. from viral sensation to heartwarming success, the dancers and dogs photo project known as much. is back for its 6th year. all right, a collaboration, this project the st. louis ballet with stray res

have high tide around 08:00am so a minor coastal flooding for the low lying areas around the north bay shore line east bay shoreline. and then along the peninsula. so, you know, those areas that tend to get flooded, those parking lots and roadways to keep that in mind. if you're going to be traveling out there, you'll be starting the day in the 30's. these are the overnight lows. the upper 30's in santa rosa and napa. same for you in livermore. 40's along the east bay shoreline. 42 in hayward and oakland and 43 in francisco. so a little bit chilly with those clear skies. daytime highs will be pretty comfortable above around seasonable averages close to it with the upper 50's and low 60's for the day. mostly sunny skies. and i know we want to jump ahead to your christmas forecast. if you're going to be out in san francisco this weekend, if you're going to go do some holiday were in the upper 50's for much of the weekend, mostly sunny to cloudy. here's your seven-day forecast. nice and dry for the holiday. and then things start to change. midweek. we're tracking rain next week and will be keep

we do have low visibility with dense fog advisories from the north baby shore, south bay inland east bay, all the way out to the coastline. so take it a lot slower out there for sure. lot of our fog detectors here are actually showing visibility that is greater than anticipated. that's because the detectors are above that dense blanket of fog that's pushed right into the bay. so it's right at the surface. that's not where you want it for a morning commute. 30's 40's for current temperatures. it's a cold start. don't forget that extra layers you're venturing out later on today. we're going to be right back to the 60's just as we were yesterday, i will. john just mentioned so make sure you use those low beams when you are traveling. >> leave the house like i did it with a little extra time for yourself. 12 minutes heading into the city this morning. the meteor lights are on about 13 minutes. a 80 to 101 heading across towards peninsula. richmond center fell bridge just under 9 and the golden gate bridge. could she had about 20 minutes will be mindful of the fog. all james, back to than

still seeing patchy fog all the way up into the north bay and even south bay, too, because of that, we still have dense fog advisories from the south bay bay shore, north and east bay all the way out to the coastline for another hour until 10:00am this morning. temperatures right now are mostly in the 50's couple spots like pacifica. the barely made it to 60 degrees while dublin. you're still hanging on to the 40's at this moment later today. most of us will be in the 60's. look at that little taste of sunshine at the coastline. it's really our inland and bay shore cities that are the most act in right now. but you'll have brightening skies just around the corner for the roads. things out there. obviously a little slow and go in the fog. only making that worse. 20 minutes across the bay bridge from the maze to fremont street. if you are heading up the peninsula on 101. i just want to mention that is an absolute standstill this morning and getting even to 101, on the san mateo bridge is going to take you a while right now. it's 27 minutes to make your crossing. chp has issued a dense fog advisory for this bridge in particular. and you can see why

strong winds pushed ocean water on shore just north of miami. record-breaking rainfall submerged streets in charleston, south carolina. that city seeing more than three inches of rain. that is nearly a month's worth in the span of just hours. it flooded homes and businesses and left drivers stranded in their cars. a reported tornado struck near myrtle beach toppling trees and damaging homes. this doorbell video in myrtle beach shows the storm hitting a house and ripping a flag pole from the porch. this morning, there are flood alerts stretching all the way from north carolina down to maine with the chance of potentially damaging wind gusts in the northeast. it all comes just days before some of the busiest travel of the year. >>> now to the war in gaza where israel is stepping up its bombardment across the entire territory despite new calls for a truce and restarting hostage talks with the help from qatar. defense secretary lloyd austin arrives in israel today where he's meant to meet with prime minister benjamin netanyahu and other leaders. the

garcia: i rise to congratulate galena's north shore football team for their fifth time in a row going to the texas state championship. located in my district northshore senior high school is the home to a group of outstanding athletes and students academically and athletically. to their hard work and perseverance, our local stars will play against duncanville high school. i'm truly proud of all their accomplishments both on and off the field and they embody the texas spirit of excellence and courage. stay focused and stay strong, mustangs, because all of texas is rooting for you this saturday. go mustangs. thank you, madam speaker, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> i ask to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> last year new york democrats tried to corrupt our redistricting process by gerrymandering new york's maps to favor 22 democrats and four republicans. mr. lawler: they were summaril

country from the western and northwestern parts, as you can see in the areas of in the west, north-west of the shores of the caspian river, the southern slopes of alborz, and gradually for sunday , we expect rain in the parts of the northeast of the country, and in the highlands and areas of the river, the precipitation is mainly in the form of snow. also, for on friday and saturday, the caspian sea will be rough for tehran as i said, due to what is happening , we expect that the amount of pollutants will decrease gradually . there is a possibility of scattered rains in some parts of tehran province. the air temperature in the hottest hour of today will reach the effective limit of at least 7 degrees tomorrow. thank you for your support , god bless you until the next part of the news. perhaps, on the day when abdullah wanted to share his graduation with his friends by posting this picture on his personal page , he did not think that these pictures would be seen many times in cyberspace, that is to sympathize with him and his friends. users of these images next to the images of this university after t

now, we do have dense fog advisories for the north bay, the bay shore and south bay.nland advisories have since expired as we've begun to see that clearing 30's and 40's for current temperatures with oakland and concord in the upper 40's alameda. 47 dublin sitting at 37 degrees nevado petaluma in the low 40's. looking ahead, lots of sunshine into the afternoon today. i'll be at hazy sunshine. air quality is not at its best. daytime highs will reach the 60's right now, right? john, thank you for that. where we've much clear

the leaders pledged to intensify cooperation to stop migrants from north africa reaching european shoresn city of kherson, damaging one of the units and wounding a doctor. that's according to ukrainian officials. they said ukraine's air defences shot down 30 out of 31 russian drones over 11 regions across the country early on saturday. moscow has denied targeting ukraine's civilian infrastructure. ukraine is critically dependent on eu and us funding as it continues to fight occupying russian forces. mr zelensky visited washington at the start of the week to call for more money from congress, without sucess. members of the house of representatives have already left washington for the holidays, but senators will be back next week to try to hammer out a deal that includes ukraine aid and immigration reform. meanwhile, support from the eu hit a stumbling block too, when hungarian prime minister viktor orban blocked 50 billion euros in eu aid for ukraine, just hours after an agreement was reached on starting membership talks. for more about the challenges for ukraine, i spoke earlier with dal

the leaders pledged to intensify cooperation to stop migrants from north africa reaching european shoresss florida are under threat of severe weather. forecasters say the storm system will produce tropical storm—like conditions. residents are also being warned about tornadoes. it's already whipped up waves, shook palm trees, and flooded parking lots in hollywood, florida, saturday. florida governor ron desantis activiated the state's national guard to respond to the low—pressure system which is expected to exit the area by sunday aftenroon. a vatican court has sentened an italian cardinal to 5.5 years in jail for embezzlement. 75—year—old angelo becciu, a former adviser to pope francis, is the most senior vatican official charged with financial crimes. he was even once considered as a papal contender. the 2.5—year trial centered on a london property deal that led to huge losses for the church. becciu's lawyer says his client is innocent and will appeal. and we leave you with video nasa has released which it says shows the strongest solar flare emitted by the sun for several years. it hap

to the passage of a wave from parts of the north-west and north of the country, in the north-west areas and the shores of the caspian lake , there will be scattered showers on thursday also in parts of the west. we will have scattered rains in the northwestern shores of the caspian river, the southern foothills of enbard and in the northeastern parts of the country. until another part of the news. stare at these pictures and let him remind you of waking up, but standing is just our job, our story is not a story of sleep, come to the sea. do not doubt finally, on this august day, i imagine that you are in my mind right now. in 2011 , i was going to high school in iranshahr high school . his old friend is narrating about his education and becoming a doctor, but the friend who has been with him for 40 years is not with him. a friend who became a doctor after becoming a secretary , but still here, god willing, in the next week , in the islamic council of 1958 , please tell me how many days you are in yazd . the same man is dr. seyyed reza paknejad, a man whom many people call him with books they know the

you can see these dense fog advisories stretching from the north bay, the bay shore into the south bayave spots out there visibility is falling well below a quarter of a mile. so take it slow. you might believe in the house this morning and look out the front door and no, we're fine. mile down the road. not so much anymore. 30's to 40's for current temperatures. definitely a cold start as we move into the afternoon. temps today will rise into the low 60's holding on to some haze and passing clouds and not quite as crystal clear as the past few days have been as for your roads, what we have out there going to be a slower commute likely later on this morning, especially once you account for that fog. but as of right now, things are ok, mateo bridge superfog tin. while the richmond center fell and the golden gate bridge moving along just fine. great. thank you for that. john. that's a breaking news. tesla recalling more than 2 million cars that recalls due to. >> issue with the auto pilot system. alvarez will tran is live to test a plan of fremont with the stor?. so what's going on here?

they drove their 4x4 into the river esk near glaisdale on nonh the river esk near glaisdale on north shore more on all of our stories on our website gb news. com and i'll be back with a full bulletin at the top of the next hour. sunday mornings from 930 on gb news . news. >> good afternoon britain. it is 238 in the afternoon and joining me now , as promised to discuss me now, as promised to discuss some of the top stories of the day, is the former editor of the sunday express, martin townsend, and co—founder novara and the co—founder of novara media, aaron bastani. now we were just talking in break were just talking in the break about whether what's been found in blair files and tony in these blair files and tony blair files is shocking. some of the, uh, the information we've learned about what was being considered about how to deal with asylum migration. does it surprise you that they were thinking potentially about ignonng thinking potentially about ignoring the echr it does really surprise me, because you look at the wording and it's it could be pretty patel or it could be it could be a

and that last 15in up on the north shore, more five, four inches down towards bear valley. kirkwood mountain resort. it still did the mountains good. that allowed sierra tahoe to open up bear valley yesterday. so we're still doing good mountain operations teams will do whatever they can to keep it going, but it's preserved mode right now. >> the battle of california's 33 ski resorts, less than half are open right now and they're still making snow. the other ski resorts say they hope to open by the week before christmas, even if it's only a partial opening. >> coupe always gets excited. >> he gets excited. he can ski right out his back door. >> yeah. all right. steve paulson has a look at that. you're talking about changes next week, i think quoting coupe, his stoke level is going up for next week. >> he sees he's okay. i think he's pretty weather savvy, too. >> oh, yeah. yeah >> so i think he's seeing what everyone else is seeing and there's all sorts of chatter out there, but it sure looks like everything's coming together here for next week. not this week. looks quiet. so

the leaders pledged to intensify cooperation to stop migrants from north africa reaching european shoreston as playing was abandoned, after luton's captain tom lockyer collapsed on the pitch at the vitality stadium. joe lynskey reports. luton town's manager was visibly moved. his team and bournemouth came back out when their match had been abandoned, brought to an end as players from both teams saw luton's captain fall to the ground. tom lockyer had suffered a cardiac arrest. he was treated on the pitch and was responsive when he went off on a stretcher. he was transferred to hospital where his club said... this is not the first time this has happened to this player. back in may, lockyer collapsed in the championship play off final. as luton won promotion, his teammates held aloft his shirt. lockyer was diagnosed with an atrial fibrillation, but, aftersurgery, injune he was cleared to play again. it's an abnormal rhythm that occurs in the upper chambers of the heart. although we are able to fully screen individuals, we don't always identify every condition that may be underlying, and the

but along the bay shore, north bay, south bay and inland east bay valleys. that's where we've got those issues and those dense fog advisories temperature wise. we're pretty chilly. san mateo, dublin livermore down in the 30's, oakland at 44 degrees, santa rosa down to 39. so little cooler than yesterday was later on today. we'll tap into some critique recently clear skies. daytime highs right back to the 60's right now. like john mentioned, might look clear from this image. we are seeing reports of patchy fog, the bay bridge. 17 minute ride. a little slow because of the traffic in the fall. san mateo bridge, especially visibility, has been pretty back there. 20 minutes. people are taking their time and using your low beams because of that, a richmond center fell bridge still around. 60 minutes were up about 3 minutes there. and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 23 minute ride. all right. james, back to you. thank you. reyna. let's get back to the breaking news than 6 people had to go. the hospital. they were injured. >> and a big bus crash at uc santa

do have some dense fog advisories today, though it's out along the coastline and across the north bay bay shore, east bay and south bay not get in the mix with the dense fog advisories. but you do have the gray skies overhead. all eyes situated on what we've got going on this afternoon, which is going to be those showers on the way for us now this morning, it's really just been missed up to this point. rainfall is still situated to our north and west northern mendocino county starting to see a little bit of it. but this cold front diving in is going to cool things off results and windier conditions in that brief. but pretty substantial push of rainfall here in just a few hours. you can see it moving in here. 11:00am heavy rain around point raise coastal sonoma county and then pushing in towards the noon hour for the rest of the bay area. areas of yellow and orange indicating increased rainfall intensity. so this is some pretty saw during their and yes, right in the middle of the day. maybe a day to pack your lunch and not venture out for your lunch break so much by the time we reach to 03:00pm

is falling well below a quarter of a mile and that is not just the north bay or the inland east bay. it's a whole lot of the bay shore and out to the coastline too. we have dense fog advisories for almost the entire bay area until 10:00am this morning. that includes the bayshore, the santa clara valley, coastal areas north and east bay as well. now, as far as temperatures go right around the same as we were yesterday, upper 40's to low 50's for your current numbers enough to get those light jackets ready to go as you're hopefully venturing out of the house. just a couple minutes extra early. so you're not russian things to this low visibility later on today, skies will brighten up just like they did yesterday with daytime highs in the 60's. i'll be talking tomorrow's rainfall still to come in your forecast. as for the roads, things out there smooth sailing. and we do have a little bit of a backup at the bay bridge, but 15 minutes, not a bad drive. time for a tuesday morning. just very foggy as you're making your way across the san mateo bridge. in fact, chp has issued a dense fog advisory for that span, specifically

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right up above that foggy blanket will continue to see dense fog at times for the north bay inland east bay in bay shore, all the way to around 10:00am this morning. dense fog advisories for the north bay. up until that point after that fog does begin to burn off a little bit and you are going to see a good dose of afternoon sunshine now been talking continued rainfall up on the north coast of the state as well as up into the pacific northwest. it's really not let up for these regions to our north, but we're going to get her own little dose of rainfall come wednesday of this week. we've got this system churning off the gulf of alaska. that's going to drop in as we make our way towards wednesday. so today and tomorrow are dry days. wednesday itself is going to be a wet one. so try to plan things for today. tomorrow, thursday and friday. wednesday's a day to take a little easier. stay a little venturing out too much. now, thursday morning could see a few lingering showers. but for the most part, it's really wednesday. that's going to be the one. that's the rainmaker for us locally to our north. that rainf

those areas of gr-y on them out searching from the north to south bay and all along the bay shore are dense fog advisories until 10:00am this morning. aside from the fog, it's just a cool start expected for december 40's to 50's for your current temperatures. bundle up a little bit and get on the roads with those extra time to get where you're going as the last thing you want to be doing in such a foggy morning like this is to be rushing anything. daytime highs later today in the 60's for the roads this morning out there at the bay bridge toll plaza still very socked in about 20 minutes to make your crossing their expected drive time. just take it slower. our worst bridge, visibility wise has consistently been the san mateo bridge in this camera not broken. this is actually what it looks like for commuters. chp has actually issued a dense fog advisory for this bridge in particular. your drive time is 36 minutes a little slow and go slow it down. getting a little sunshine at the richmond center fell. nice to see that. and at the golden gate, we've had the fog coming in going. you can s

the entire north bay, san francisco, the peninsula, the santa clara valley and the east bay shore. we could reach winds anywhere from 40 to 50mph, checking in on the current conditions. light winds generally across the north bay, as well as the central bay. a little windier along our coastline. we're half moon bay is reporting 22mph. again, light showers falling ahead of the moderate to heavy rain. even isolated thunderstorms later today. a better look at what we can expect coming up. thank you rosemary, we can see evidence of some of that lightrillionain in our traffic cameras this morning, including this picture alive of the golden gate bridge. >> you can see the rain coming. i juxtaposed by those lights in the street lamps. they're kind of going across the screen and also the rain drops covering and completely blinding us from this view of what should be the richmond san rafael bridge toll plaza, traffic there is looking okay. bay bridge toll plaza traffic is light, but the roads are slick. >> santa cruz county again advising residents and visitors to be on the lookout for floodi

north coast fire authority responded and the coast guard was called in as well. fortunately, the surfer and another surfer who was not as far out made it back safely to shore. north coast fire authority telling us, this serves as the perfect reminder to leave the surfing to the experienced or the professionals with these conditions. professional surfers and people wanting to watch are here. we caught up with some of them before they made it out to the water this morning. >> we are down here. we have guys from france who flew in to film with hbo for the 100-foot wave series, surf mavericks, huge swell. >> biggest swell of the year. it was a dream for when i was a kid to surf in mavericks. >> reporter: there was action at the pier. waves broke over the seawall, the water towering over and crashing sometimes even across the street close to people's homes. when we were talking to the north coast fire authority, he was also saying that it's very important for people not to turn their back on the water. even if it looks like the water is further out, you never know if there's going to be a big wave that will actually make its way all the way to shore and carry som

a closer view we are tracking showers just off shore moving off to the north. it picks up with moderate rain by 6:00 tonight. we are on some spotty chances. once we hit 1130 this evening that will line out here and here we go. those heavier pockets of rain. on top of the rain for tomorrow morning some other stuff we are tracking is quick rise on our creeks and streams. if you live any near creek or stream that is directly behind your house keep a close eye. flood issues where the drain and streets get clogged. coastal flood advisory as well. we see high tide a foot above normal level tomorrow. if you live near the coast that could also give issues. high tide comes as the storm arrives at around five in the morning. what's ahead for christmas weekend. i have that coming up. >>> we continue to follow the rainy weather over the next few days on air and online. to make it easy on yourself you can download the nbc bay area app and get instant updates and alerts on your phone. >>> what does the weather here and other parts of the country mean if you're on a plane tod

as you can see , this system will extend to the western regions of the north of qorb and gradually on the shoresof the caspian sea, the southern slopes of al bard, and for sunday, even to the northeastern parts of the country, and we will have rain in these areas. rainfall is expected mainly in the form of snow in the highlands and floodplain areas, and it will be parallel to the caspian lake on friday and saturday. for tehran, as i told you , due to what is happening, the amount of atmospheric pollutants will gradually decrease. the sky will be slightly cloudy. the temperature today is the hottest the maximum effective time will be 16 degrees and it will reach at least 7 degrees tomorrow in the coolest hour of the morning. thank you and god bless you. the settlement of this house is in my own hands, in support of women, and this night, there will be a lot of importation of garbage , the bills of those seeking help from the construction worker's relief committee will be insured, those families who have three children and above will get a car without a lottery. break up with your love and the chi

very difficult for us to break through further into the takmak area, that is, to the north of it, well, to the shore​azov , let's say, it will be very difficult, if at all possible, i would, in my opinion, this direction has already exhausted itself and we need to change direction main actions, and there to hold the defense , as far as our troops are concerned on its right bank of the dnieper, which occupied a small bridgehead opposite kherson, but certainly, this would be a promising place, and it would be necessary to increase efforts here in order to penetrate deeper in the defense of the enemy and thus try to break it, the southern left flank, that is, on the left, in this connection, i want to say, in general, the situation, in my opinion, is one of balance, balance, both on their side and on there are no such actions, military actions, so to speak, on our side that one side overpowers the other, albeit on the part of the russians, at the expense of their perseverance and the sacrifices they make on

inland areas, but a coastal flood advisory will continue for these areas along the bay shore and also for the north bay. so, looking at anything that will change things up for us, so it's been really dry, and there are a couple of storm systems out there, but they're being blocked by high pressure. that's what's kept it nice and sunny here. the high pressure is starting to break down and move out of the way, and then we'll start to see these storms rolling in for the end of the weekend into early next week. i mentioned that it has been really dry. this is why. usually at this time of year, we get some juicy storms coming in here, but we haven't seen much of that with oakland only getting less than an inch of rainfall. that is still about 3 inches below what we typically see for this date for our water year. you can see those deficits running all across the bay area. it looks like we are going to see something to help us out here. it starts on saturday evening with some wet weather coming into the coastline, and off-and-on rain throughout the day on sunday into monday. then it may even continue with

now, we do have dense fog advisories for the north bay, the bay shore and south bay. still some of our inland advisories have since expired as we've begun to see that clearing 30's and 40's for current temperatures with oakland and concord in the upper 40's alameda. 47 dublin sitting at 37 degrees nevado petaluma in the low 40's. looking ahead, lots of sunshine into the afternoon today. i'll be at hazy sunshine. air quality is not at its best. daytime highs will reach the 60's right now, right? john, thank you for that. where we've much clear conditions on the bay bridge. so drive times finally going down here in the 9 o'clock hour. >> 12 minute ride. it's the mateo bridge where we still have some fog there, slowing folks down. 21 minutes. so that's better than 30 still, visibility isn't the best dunbar bridge might be a better option for you at this hour until that clears out 15 minutes along the richmond, sandra bridge, not seen any accidents or hazards. and our golden gate bridge about 37 minute, which means of the north bay is going just a little slow during back

because once again, we have a very impressive story for where the rain has already come on shore, that did go to the north bay first and you can see we already have over one inch of rain. why that matters is because this is going to be able to duplicate that over much of the rest of the bay, not just santa rosa. we are all going to get our fair share over the next three or four hours. and we have another high surf warning for tomorrow. >>> thank you. santa cruz county continues to take the brunt of these extreme weather incidents. take a look at the flooding waves just crashing into a cafe. this is at venous pie trap near the beach, it is now closed until further notice. and this is the mess at rio delmar beach where surging waves brought all of this debris past the shore and the high surf warning remains in effect through tomorrow. let's continue our storm coverage by heading out to mill valley, jose martinez has been following this new batch of rain for us. >> reporter: well, what a day, i can tell you the rain started right now, take a look at this intersection. because this is a headache for a lot of

issued. but for tomorrow we expect rains in the northern part of our country, on the shores of the caspian sea towards north khorasan , to some extent in the northwest of the country, the rain will continue for monday in the northern part of our country. you can see that in some parts of east of the coast, heavier rain it is predicted that due to the rains, we will have snowfall in the highlands , strong winds will occur in the northwest of the country along with the rains, and the khazam sea will be rough and turbulent from today to thursday , and we have an increase in the height of the waves. the maritime warning has also been simplified. parts of the persian gulf, especially the western regions of the persian gulf , have increased wave height. as you can see, along with the rains, we expect strong winds for a few hours in parts of the northwest , west of the center of al bard slopes, northeast and east of the country. let's witness the rising wind that brings pain and dust in the eastern regions of the country. for the heights of this strong wind , it causes snowstorms and reduced visibility . there is

there, and we definitely need to break through further into the takmak area, or to the north of it there, well, to the shore​​azov, let’s say, it will be very difficult, if at all possible, i would , in my opinion, he has already exhausted himself in this direction and we need to change the direction of the main actions, and there to keep... the defense, which concerns the general troops on the right bank of the dnieper, which were occupied against kherson a small bridgehead, it will definitely be a promising place, and it would be necessary to increase efforts there in order to penetrate deeper into the enemy's defenses and thus try to break it, the southern left flank, that is, on the left, in connection with this: i want to say, in general, the situation, in my opinion, is one of balance, balance, both on their side and on our side, there are no such actions, military actions, which would indicate that one side overpowers the other, although with on the part of the russians, due to their persistence and the sacrifices they make at the front , throwing people under...' well, hundreds of people die among t

shore as well. but not nearly as widespread. that fog this morning. you can see we do have some dense fog advisories now limited to the north bay and the coastline. those of you in east bay, south bay and along the bay shore, not seeing those dense fog advisories this morning. so still a few issues in a few areas, but not near as widespread as yesterday was. now importantly, we are dry for your morning commute and actually should stay dry for your morning commute. but out though, and show you what we've got headed our direction right here, there's your cold front. i atmospheric river that has just been nonstop making its way on up to our north up into washington, oregon and northern california. well, for us now, as we work our way through the day today, we're going to see this moisture plume your atmospheric river driving its way our direction. and by late morning into early afternoon, we're going to be tapping into some of that rainfall ourselves. so as for now, we're still looking at all that shower activity staying well up into areas like humble del norte, 8 counties, but will drift down our direction and make our way towards the bay area towar

for those to the tarmac, we're still seeing some pockets of dense fog right along the bay shore and into the north. enough of it that were still under a dense fog advisories for a lot of us along the bay, especially and in london, the north bay and east bay. now, as we move into the afternoon, it's only going to get brighter and brighter a lot like yesterday. you're foggy impact has been worse this morning. but the coaster has cleared out in pacifica, half moon bay and bodega bay, some of our first spots in the 60's, a warm coastline and a cool rest of the bay area. there's your son in half moon bay. temperatures later on. mostly in the upper 60's. daria. thank you, john. kron 4 is your local election headquarters and just into kron 4 south bay assemblymember evan low. >> is running for congress looking to replace longtime representative anna eshoo eshoo has represented a big part of silicon valley from one tree decades. she's not d eking reelection if elec low would be the first openly lg lgbtq congressman to represent the bay area and only the forest to represent california as an openly man low