i set a northstar for my second term, making kansas the best place in america to raise a family.ould only get there if we work together. because over the past four years we can see what can happen when we truly act as one kansas. four straight years of balanced budgets. four straight years of fully funding schools. once and for all we close and we landed the largest economic development project and the history of our states, panasonic. [applause] we also created the largest surplus kansas has ever seen. we didn't all will cutting taxes for families for veterans, for homeowners, for farmers and ranchers. long gone are the days of kansas making headlines for failure in this management. kansas is on the road to prosperity and state of our state is strong, very strong. [applause] democrats and republicans, not a single bill was be signed into law if people would have dug in their heels and refused to budge. could learn a thing or two about how we operate here in kansas. but we can't get complacent. so my message to you tonight continue to meet me in the middle. that is how cans and d

i set a northstar for my second term, making kansas the best place in america to raise a family.ould only get there if we work together. because over the past four years we can see what can happen when we truly act as one kansas. four straight years of balanced budgets. four straight years of fully funding schools. once and for all we close and we landed the largest economic development project and the history of our states, panasonic. [applause] we also created the largest surplus kansas has ever seen. we didn't all will cutting taxes for families for veterans, for homeowners, for farmers and ranchers. long gone are the days of kansas making headlines for failure in this management. kansas is on the road to prosperity and state of our state is strong, very strong. [applause] democrats and republicans, not a single bill was be signed into law if people would have dug in their heels and refused to budge. could learn a thing or two about how we operate here in kansas. but we can't get complacent. so my message to you tonight continue to meet me in the middle. that is how cans and d

[applause] as governor, i see you, these principles will be my northstar. when the word goes out to people, businesses here and all across this country, massachusetts you are welcome, you are included, protected and you will be better for being here. [applause] this is a state where we will never relinquish the right to reproductive freedom. [applause] where we pride and protect human rights and civil-rights and gay-rights and equality. that is the massachusetts we love and we will make it even stronger than ever before. i think about the people who are arriving in massachusetts today to make a better world for themselves and their kids. their hopes at go back through our own history. -- echo back through our own history. their dreams to live in freedom and equality, in safety and in happiness, to go forward with grateful hearts and pursue the blessings of life. those are the words of our state constitution. perhaps the proudest of our many first. i assume this office as the first woman and first gay person ever elected governor of massachusetts. [applause]

[applause] the people of pennsylvania will always be my northstar. the fact that you've shared those stories with me because you believe that i can make a difference for you and that is humbling that you have entrusted me with such a great responsibility not to just be honored to serve as your governor but the responsibility to stand up for what is right. to bring people together and get things done. that is my covenant with you, the people. that's our deal. you've spoken up loud and clear. you gave me direction with your voice and your vote. a record number of votes i might add. m[applause] [cheering] it was people from all different walks of life from urban, rural and suburban communities united to tell me what you think. you want a society that creates opportunity for all people. god's country to gettysburg i heard you when you said you want to go to schools for our kids, safe communities and an economy that gives people a shot and lifts them up. you also send a clear message democrats, republicans, independents when you came to gather to resoundi

it's a number that makes a good northstar.t the end of the day, we have confidence for the first time that there's a number of ships that are being tracked, and it's such an exquisite level, that it's not some drrs report where you don't know what's going on with that. this is actual knowledge of the ships capability, where it stands in ordinance, people, readiness and the ability to get underway from a training and certification perspective, to get to the point of need to actually conduct high-end warfare in combat. i am 100% behind it, i think it's a great number. i couldn't be more proud of surface navy for finally developing something that has real teeth in a way we're tracking what you can actually respond when you need to, to the needs in our forward commands so i applaud that effort. moderator: unfortunately, we have just run out of time. but i'd like to give you some closing time for some closing remarks. adm. caudle: well, first, hopefully, my team took a note on that first question that like stymied me. whoever asked

the most snow checking in with northstar, 62 inches to 128 inches, sugar bowl no chains either becauseraveling on 80. 94 to 147 inches, the longest drive times will be for sierra, tahoe, and kirk would come 3.5 hours to get to both areas and it is just because of the weather impacts there. if you're headed that direction, that is all. but be say because we have a lot of weather. jobina: 50 in five days, how many oakland animal dogs the service is hoping to find homes for kicking off today. in an interview, the director said the shelter is overcrowded and need to find homes for dozens of big dogs so they can avoid youth and is asian. at last check, the shelter had 98 big dogs, ideally 65 or fewer. the five-day adoption event starts at noon every day today through monday and you will not have to pay an adoption fee for the big dogs. kumasi: so if you are not able to get the three-day passes for bottlerock, today is the chance to get the single day tickets going on sale at noon. reggie: the festival is happening memorial weekend at the napa valley expo friday. is post-malone and the smash

safe to be my true self, those friends included charlotte and wilbur, who to this day remain my northstar for friendship. julie at the walls, matilda who still keeps me company at times when i feel singularly odd. when i feel that i alone have endured the stress of moving an abrupt and difficult conditions, i just need to think about mrs. frisby and the rats of nimh. through the library i learned about thurgood marshall and ruth bader ginsburg. some 25 years ago that i resolved to become a lawyer like them and change the story our country chose to tell in courtrooms and laws and books. neither that day nor that conviction has left me. through the treasures of the books that i discovered are etched into my being, my heart still mourns where the redfern grows, the silliness on the wayside school and feels itself with feminism with a wrinkle in time. the honor of finding books, perhaps despite all messaging, i was not singularly unwanted, perhaps i was just as worthy as the next child. to this day whenever i feel scared and lost there a few things more comforting than the site and smell of b

ed: we do get a little bit hung up on ipos, this northstar that you look to to go public but it precedesstage. you have options, strategic skin acquire you. you can basically shop yourself to a bigger party. what are some those options? do you see m&a broadly taking place in 2023? maelle: absolutely, and again behind closed doors because of our large portfolio we have a lot of conversations with a lot of people in the market. what we are seeing is an increasing number of large companies looking at m&a because the valuations are going down and it makes it more attractive for them. because the founders are struggling to fund raise from the vc world, they are more amenable to having this conversation. i would expect a lot more m&a this year and next year. caroline: let's talk industries or problems needing to be fixed right now. you talk about m&a and the issues about m&a are sometimes regulatory. people can't make that acquisitions they would like to. what are the problems that people want to fix that they would like to fix right now? what are you seeing from the entrepreneurs that are per

i tried to convey that but know that you are my northstar and i never want you to make you ashamed or embarrassed to save me by what i have done. host: it is an interesting contrast with trevor noah his born of crime is very upfront about the trauma you experienced a lot of trauma that yet you chose something that is a very joyful sentiment. did you have discussions with others quick. >> we had all sorts of discussions. there is a saying strong in the book in places. triple amputee from vietnam. it was all sorts of things. that one day when i was talking to the publishers into my collaborator, i was talking about the shootdown and they said every day of my life they asked me i had a tough day at work. i don't know a healthcare fighter something. i said i'm exhausted today. we had a tough day and i said that every day is a gift. every day i have is one i'm surprised that i have. they said that's the title. because that's how i live my life. every day i say thank you to carry me out of that field in iraq and then i say okay what can i do today to live up to them for what they did for me

three hours 14 minutes from san francisco, northstar three hours 13 minutes, heavenly three hours 19nutes with the most base totals. 50 up to 109 inches. and sugar role two hours and 50 minutes. and kirkwood has a similar drive and sugar would is the same amounts of snow. kumasi: we have damar who suffered a cardiac arrest during football. his recovery is moving in a positive direction. the family spokesperson did not clarify what that means but they say the doctors are seeing the progress they are looking for. fans are sending support. >> you are my favorite player when i heard you went to the hospital i was beyond sad. i hope you get better so you can get back on the field and do your thing. i am praying for you. kumasi: 24-year-old is still dical center. up next the seven things you need to know today. reggie: a reminder you can watch our newscast on demand through our abc 7 bay area connected tv at -- app. it is available for amazon fire tv, roku and other download that now and you can start screaming -- start streaming. kumasi: we are looking at san francisco in a level 3 on the

northstar checking in with the most snow. 65 inches. checking in our next round of resorts.ood. kirkwood with low snow. 145 inches. snowpack is looking great and our drive times will be kirkwood for 25 minutes. sierra, tahoe, and sugar bowl around the same time. two hours and 58 minutes. reggie: jobina is never on the green screen and she is wearing green so that is what happened, which i kind of love. it is friday the 13th. you are spooky. [laughter] in san antonio against the spurs. they are celebrating their anniversary and will set to break the nba single-game attendance record. the team has sold 64,000 tickets for the alamo dome. it is possible 68,000 people will be there. two is at 4:30. liz: a live look outside from our sfo camera. the airport seems to be one of the best in the country to fly out of. sfo was among the top six airports with a low percentage of flight delays. using data from the bureau of transportation, sfo had only 16% delays in 2022. compare that to some of the worst airports experiencing delays like orlando international airport, which has more than

the most snow in northstar, 61, and 135 inches.und of resorts, chain restrictions for 88, and the sugar bowl sierra at tahoe your quickest ride. sierra a little over three hours. kumasi: next, the seven things you need to know today. reggie: you can watch our newscasts live and on-demand through the abc 7 bay area connected tv at for apple tv, google tv, and was, and roku. if you download now, you can start streaming. kumasi: we are taking a live look outside right now at 6:54. >> at abc 7, it is our commitment to meet those moments. the oakland city council is meeting right now with tough questions. real solutions. for you, for all of us. where did you learn to do what you do? >> this is the moment to build a better bay area. join us. with reliable covid-19 results in just 15 minutes, everyone is making room for binaxnow in their medicine cabinet. do we still need these pregnancy tests? (kids yell and giggle, a dog barks and a vase breaks) yeah, no. out with the old, in with the #1 covid-19 self test in the us. with the same techn

tahoe, northstar and heavenly all checking in a little over three hours for your drive time. totals are the most at heavenly. sugar bowl, 60 to 105 all of these resorts, so much snow. great news for you. kumasi: up next, seven things you need to know today. reggie: you can watch our live newscasts on the app available for apple tv, android (steven) every time i come to see caremore, they go above and beyond to take care of me. i feel a lot better now. i'm taking medication for what i should have been taking years ago. (vo) caremore health provides advanced primary care wherever you need it, in the hospital, at home, in our clinics, or virtually. (steven) so when i call them over a medical issue, they take care of it instantaneously. i'm not afraid to go to the doctor anymore or put off going to the doctor. (vo) call the number on your screen to learn more about medicare plans in your neighborhood that include caremore. kumasi: it is 6:58. here are the seven things you need to know. drew: a light storm is impacting the north bay. rainfall, less than a quarter of an inch. the w

palisades, tahoe and northstar, well over four hours for your drive.air for that if you are headed to those resorts. the most snow checking in and heavenly. it may not be a bad idea that way. kirkwood, three hours 26 minutes for that ride. sierra at tahoe, looking great. really good news for our snowpack. reggie and kumasi? kumasi: up next, seven things you need to know today. reggie: a reminder you can watch all of our newscasts live and on-demand through the abc 7 app. download that app now and you can start streaming. kumasi: as we had to break, one of our favorite shots as the sun comes up in santa cruz. is this the ferry? reggie: she is pretty. and we are out. ♪ ♪ whether someone is across the neighborhood, across the street, or across the room, you have the power to make them feel right at home. ♪ ♪ ritz. a taste of welcome. (vo) at wells fargo, direct deposits come up to two days early with early pay day. ♪ ♪ what if everything came two days early? (hero) have a good weekend! alright now... have a good weekend. (co-worker) but it's wednesday...

we all come together because our northstar is to save lives in this city. that should be the mission of each and every one of you. so please, please first of all put each and every one of those big dems and their families. the businesses in your prayers. we need to come together and we need action to stop this violence. thank you, very much. >> thank you so much, reverend howard. she's the actually the director of cease-fire. i want to make sure we give an opportunity to the actual share of cease-fire, pastor dixon is here as he volunteers working closely with the city as well. once again, we cannot do this hard work on our own. our children deserve more and better and this is what we work hand in glove and the city along with the committee to make sure we have the resources and correct information to make sure we go after the people who is committing the gun violence to bring them to justice. pastor dixon, if you would say if you words. >> let me be straight and direct to the point. can i do this. captain jones can you stand next to me for a second. we hav

i know northstar. colquitt. is everything open right now because of all this now. yes yeah. every resorts open, uh, highway 88 was closed yesterday. so kirkwood was not opened yesterday. but they're back open today. and north stars weather this storm pretty well, they've they've had a good run. and all the terrain is open as well as what i meant. yes 100% everywhere. little jealous. i wish i was up there. go shoot roundabout or gun barrel and have a great day. tom. we really appreciate it. thanks i'm heading down. all right, take care. by making that trek up, but roberta time is taken if we want to get up there in decent conditions. absolutely today is the day because weekend through sunday. monday and all the way through next party. let's get down there. we've got a lot to talk about live whether camera looking out towards the golden gate bridge you can see the flag is on the fly. we'll get to the wind speeds momentarily. but right now you look up. you see the cloud deck roughly between three and 4000 ft. the towers at the golden gate bridge stands 746 ft. we could see it c

tried to convey that to them and say listen we may not always agree but know that you guys are my northstarnd i tried to never make you ashamed or embarrassed have saved me by what i havee done. >> speaking of the title, it is an interesting contrast with trevor know is that your inspiration. his title is very upfront about the trauma inherence. you' explains a lotpe of trauma in your life and yet chose to tell you book something that's really joyful positive ntiments. was itard to settle on that title to job discussions with others? >> oh my gosh we had all sorts of discussions with the book was to be called. there is a saying strong in the book you sent as a book for the title for his book. fromip vietnam. we thought of all sorts of things. my call sign was a mad dog six. he could've called it that. there's one day as i was writing this to the publishers and to my collaborator i was talking about the shootdown. and i was sick but every day and my life, i had a tough day at work. on or off as a healthcare fight or something, i'm really exhausted today this event tough day? i said e yes but

and i think at npr they were for two diversity as our northstar. we have this tracking system to know who we are talking to, so we can be aware, you can get rid of your implicit bias when you look into the numbers and asked what do you know, how did that happen? it has to be in everything, and it has to be understood that it makes more competitive and it makes you better. there is really no downside to it. >> we have about, we are going to go over just a few minutes. we have nine minutes. and i would love to get [indiscernible] do you all feel that the successful election of george santos reflects a failure of the media gattaca --? [indiscernible] >> i am not going to remember the name of the local newspaper. i think it may be a weekly if i am remembering correctly. they, they did tell this story. they wanted to, the editorial board wanted to recommend to endorse a republican, and because they had reported on mr. santos decided they could not, and wrote this, and there is now, again, we talked about news deserts here, and it was a few minutes late.

played by tommy lee jones and he says and i'm paraphrasing you're like the sailor that sees the northstarand just goes right at it. people think about politics that's the goal of socialism but lincoln says you're not taking into account the shallows, the swamps, things you have to get around to get through that would require you to zigzag. the people that exulted that statesmen aree people who understand that and can actually do it. >> host: this is john in el paso, texas. you are on with steven hayward. >> caller: i am concerned i served in the military 1964 and at that time it was a requirement to serve your country and we don't have that requirement anymore. we have politicians serving as campaign contributors and the popular vote because the winner takes all when they run for president so the ones who don't get the majority vote really doesn't count, so why vote. my question iss, what do you thk we could do to actually make somebody become a member of the united states other than paying taxes because that seems to be the thing they have to do to be a citizen of the united states. ie b

northstar 35 tahoe donner 34 heavenly 13 incline village 22.little powerhouse so you can see the circulation has kicked out. but now the colder, unstable air comes in. this is the last strong system in the series. there will be a weaker on wednesday night and thursday. the totals you can see have come way way down. we'll get a break, but i very leery of breaks. because they can change rapidly , and i think the pattern we're going to see could be one that favors this year for more snow and maybe windy and colder for us, but if you're going up to the mountains, snow levels made it down to 2500 ft. on us 50 so really low fifties on the temps low will be some thirties on the low temps. there's your system wednesday night thursday. i'll say a break on the weekend, but don't be surprised if it gets windy and colder sunday monday. steve thank you. it's a 23. the stormy weather is especially difficult performers still ahead of much closer look at the challenges they're facing. when it comes to pruning orchards, criminal who has been on the run for 30 y

and he says, senator stevens -- i am paraphrasing -- senator stevens, like a sailor that sees the northstar i am going to go at it. lincoln says, you are not take into account the shadows, the reef, the swamp, the things you have to get around and get through that will require you to zig and zag. i think the people we bestow that exalted moniker of statesman are people who understand that and do it. john: more callers waiting for you. john in el paso, texas. you are on with steven hayward. caller: i am concerned. i served in the military, joint 1964. -- joined 1964. at the time, it was a requirement and we do not have that anymore. the old draft is gone and nothing has replaced it. we have politicians seeming to serve the demands of the contributors rather than the popular vote. the winner takes all the state electors when they run for president. the ones who do not get the majority vote really does not count. my question is, what do you think we could do to actually make somebody become a member of the united states other than paying taxes? that seems to be the only thing you have to do to

any said and paraphrasing, senator stephen, you are like the northstar and i'm just going to go straightt it in order people thing about politics, that is your goal is socialism or whatever, i lincoln said, not taking into account,to the shalw reef and slumps and things that you have to get around and get through that will require you to think. i think the people that we looked at exalted moniker statesmen are people who understand that it can actually do it. >> this is john el paso texas, you are on with steven hayward. >> yes, i am concerned that my serve in the military and joined inin 1964. at that time, it was a requirement to be were to serve your country and we don't have the requirement anymore. field draft is gone and nothing has replaceds it. we have politicians who seem to be serving and campaign contributors insteadto of electoral plumbing the popular vote. because the winner takes all of the state electors when they run for president and so the ones who do not get the majority vote really does not count so why don't so my question is, what you think we can do to actually mak

get together and find something that is not in the next two years beyond that, we can use as our northstar so we can explain who we are. but right now they have nothing to coalesce around. >> the history of the catastrophic consequences of appeasement has been written by historians much smarter than me but i know enough to know it didn't work and kevin mccarthy has spent eight years appeasing the most vile elements of the republican party. >> i want to shout out the house clerk. got to shout her out. they are doing yeoman's work in making sure these votes are counted and i don't know if anyone gives them credit for it. >> sometimes it sounds like a british version right, it's getting rowdy in there. they are the only people in the world that can hold the room. >> they are holding it together. >> to your point, from a nonpartisan standpoint, this is about leadership. as garrett said, how many promises has mccarthy made to how many people and now some of those same people are saying i can't trust you. so when you look at what's happening on the democratic side with pelosi and jeffries, they

totals take a guess who leads the way 11 mammoth 92 inches of snow in three days, mount rose 56 northstarties central sierra snow snow lab, the u. c. berkeley. central series. no episode of springs 44 kirkwood, 42, heavenly 40, palisades, tahoe 40 and homewood 31. why aren't you showing this one? because that's all that was sent out by the national weather service in reno. so i took that information. we had a beautiful sunrise. briefly now, mid fifties on the attempt is going to be a mild day. warm day. the last 24 hours. some didn't get much but boy marin county did kent field 3.5 mill valley had three inches around lots of two plus sentence. salma fairfax, san rafael. in there. there's a lot of rain there up towards the russian river as well. but our system is lifting northward. it'll come in parallel to the coast tomorrow. but today is all about a break. we'll see some still mostly cloudy skies, but any sun breaks would equal some mid sixties. the forecast i mind today for san jose is 65 degrees , but not surprised. morgan hill, hollister, gilroy, santa cruz, get into that range as wel

northstar tahoe donner, 34, heavenly 30 and incline village at least 22 with another 5 to 20 possible between now and say, tomorrow morning that's going to be really dicey out there. rainfall. in the last 24 hours, mount diablo 2.2 and three quarters u. c berkeley botanical garden, 2.5 just shy 2.5. that's a lot. chabal reservoir over to lama prieta over to san leandro just over two and a renda and also had two inches. there's been some pretty heavy totals in and around the east bay, but also down to you this reservoir two and a quarter coma almost too. anderson reservoir an inch and three quarters san ramon dublin an inch and three quarter san francisco 1.6 out. redwood city an inch and a half pleasant and an inch and a half in san jose, almost an inch and a half many, many reports of around that range around an inch and a quarter to an internet. the heaviest rains were east and south. not so much north. you can see the system is rotating, and it's heading out to the valley. it is going to be a big time player in the mountains. no doubt we get some colder air coming in 24 to 33 in th