[orange] mm-hmm. [smith] right? [orange] yeah. yeah, i mean, there isn't, there's not technically, you know, urban people in cities are not a people. but it's an expe that i'm writing about, and often there's, like i said, there's people from different tribes, there's a lot of intermarriage between tribes or between white people and native people. like you were saying earlier, i drove back to oklahoma growing up and saw my relatives there and understood that there's a people that i come from and that's where they are now. so all this id stuff is very messy, you know, by 2042, whites are the minorities. 're talking about a big mix of different mixes of people. and i think we have to find better ways to talk about it, and not monolithic ways and not singular w talking about what people are. [smith] so for someone like felix, your son, he wants to understand native culture. technology is at his disposal. i mean, you actually have a scene in which orville redfeather, in this book, 14 years old, kind of googles indian culture, or looks

also coming up a landmark ruling in france telecom's company orange is guilty of driving it's a ploy used to suicide. and the charity raffle in paris hopes to raise big bucks by auctioning off a work for one of the great masters for. this is your business report i'm stephen bears in berlin thanks for watching it's a 1st in u.s. history economy has expanded for 126 consecutive months that also means is the 1st time the country has recorded an entire calendar decade without a recession both milestones were reported today by the national bureau of economic research to be fair the expansion began at a very low point the end of the great recession and has been uneven with job growth slow at 1st and wages picking up later but things been booming since donald trump became president aided by his tax cut stimulus moves to slash regulation. one sign of that booming economy is that record breaking u.s. markets s. and p. 500 on friday hit a record high for the 7th straight trading session nikkei didn't get the memo however its shares did it despite a strong earnings report revenue for the 2nd qu

also coming up the dockside off orange accord troops the telecoms companies falses drugs employ used to suicide. and the rise of e-commerce expelled bad news for south africa's glitzy mega-mall so. i'm on a good job. and this is do business africa welcome. online shopping is huge in most parts of the world in germany some 94 percent of internet use is over 16 shop online but the situation in africa is very different there are fewer than one in 20 people use e-commerce a huge potential market but there are hurdles regulations such as consumer protection are lacking in many regions and purchases often don't trust online retail infrastructure is another problem if roads are bad reliable deliveries can't be guaranteed rural regions often don't have street names house numbers and payment systems are often in adequate despite this potential online retail giants have been cautious amazon for instance invested in south africa and 2013 after a year of losses it pulled out again china's ali baba has been more assertive setting up digital retail shops in rwanda and ethiopia but despite a home m

recognizes that agent orange was used. also have to have issues that the doctor will verify and be able to get on the agent orange registry. but you have to first get past the counselor. >> yes. >> yes? air966, the milphap , the guy in charge ran a huge training program in the province to train midwives. was that his initiative or was that part of what chords and most people were doing? >> i do not know. e7 thathere was e6 or did a lot of pediatric work at the hospital. i heard bill hardcastle, and i was friends with him. i saw bill when he was on leave i hadn the states after gotten back. i was down at fort benning and he lived nearby. we were together and i saw him about eight years ago in atlanta when i was there. 2018,sed away in february but he was the surgeon that said most of the vietnamese doctors were basically residents, their education. i spent quite a bit of time with a milphap team for some reason -- i guess because bill had gone to tulane and i had gone to tulane also, we were familiar. inspected, as mat brin

for your juice. >> reporter: orange juice from florida. >> a day without orange juice is like a day withoutne. >> reporter: still a popular morning routine. by the $9 billion industry synonymous with the sunshine state is in serious jeopardy. a disease called citrus greening is ruining the fruit. and killing the trees. growers is discovering this -- >> this grove is dead. >> pretty much. sick and dying. >> reporter: the grove his grandfather planted 319 acres near tampa is mostly a ghost grove. >> you know, we put so much effort, so much love and money into something and it's still just dies and where there's -- it's hard not to be pessimistic. >> reporter: scientists are trying to stop a disease that is the leading reason florida's citrus industry saw a 70% drop in orange production over the last 15 years. the problem begins with the tiny bug called an asian citrus sillit. >> the bacteria moves through the vascular system of the tree. >> reporter: one it reaches the roots it's game over. and growers say replanting their groves with newly developed disease resistant trees is too costly. it'

a fear infested orange was fined $75000.00 euros and ordered to pay hundreds of thousands of euros in damages to the families of the victims. property property analysts are warning that shopping malls in south africa could soon be a thing of the past with consumers migrating to online offers in the economy flirting with recession big shopping complexes are battling for every customer. in this shopping complex could mark the end of an era for weighs more in the wealthy northern suburbs of johannesburg is one of africa's biggest. developments an expansion project that took us 278000 screaming into this mixture in training 20 that will expand to 250 eating ass is the biggest make a move on the sub-saharan continent it now operates 450 different stories featuring both local and global brands you know you can get a special inside africa people love to touch and feel and having the store here allows you to still come in touch a chocolate feel the chocolate and with a room of the chocolate the can pass it on his ranch for us but with over $1700.00 malls throughout southern africa market anal

there is exactly the same number of orange plus as orange minus is not that the population is less successful in college even though they have lower sat scores. one reason you might imagine this is the case so when the green population they can afford sat preparation courses and multiple retakes of the exam and the orange population is less wealthy with fewer resources do self-study and take it once and take what they can get. if we had to build a predictive model for the orange population there is a good one this perfectly separates positives from negatives. the problem arises look at that combined data set what is the single model that did that population and you can see that visually. so i will pick up so many green minuses it will increase by me trying to do that. this is the optimal model on the aggregated question it is intuitively unfair to reject all the qualified orange applicants so we could call this the false rejection rate on the orange population is close to 100 percent and on the green population is close to 0 percent. of course what we should do is notice the orange population

you know how i know oranges are shit? they named it orange, it's a color.omeone took a bite and said you don't deserve an identity. we don't need new apples, we need new oranges. i just compared apples and oranges and everybody said it couldn't be done but i just did it. >> let's move on to our top story! ( applause ) impeachment, a juice cleanse for the oval office. we're getting closer and closer to the fateful vote. so let's catch up on the latest developments in our ongoing segment in magical wonderful road to impeachment. ( cheers and applause ) ( singing ) >> it's probably presidential harrisment. >> trevor: this morning impeachment took yet another major step forward when nancy pelosi, speaker of the house and sober lucille gathered all the flags she could find for a major announcement. >> nancy pelosi announcing articles of impeachment against president trump will proceed, pelosi telling america president trump left congress with no choice but to move forward. >> sadly but with confidence and humility with allegiance to our founders and heart full o

about over the top excess in orange county.he ended up on a show called "american thunder" about motorcycles, showing off her own excess, including a bike she bought for 50 grand. >> what's your favorite part of the bike? >> i love the way it looks. >> reporter: and then there was eric naposki. e ex-football player, wannabe actor, who starred in "newport 40." but here's where the show ends and the reality begins. because of what happened in that house behind the gates a long time ago. it was december 15, 1994, 9:00 p.m. >> the shots were patterned in sets of two. two shots. two shots. a pause. and then two shots. >> reporter: detective tom voth is now retired. he arrived to find a millionaire entrepreneur dead on his own kitchen floor. his name was bill mclaughlin, 55 years old, deeply religions and a true believer in the american dream, who made his come true. kind of a self-made guy, right? >> absolutely, yes. >> reporter: bill, said his daughter jenny, was the first in his family to go to college, first to found a company, f

yellows and oranges on here show you a good amount

. >>> florida's citrus industry is in trouble the state is the leading orange producer in america.ts crop crisis means you may be paying more for your juice. day without orange juices like a day without sunshine. >> reporter: still a popular morning routine. but th ind y a disease called citrus greeng is ruining the fruit and killing the trees. growers like adam discovering. >> this grove's dead >> yeah, pretty much sick and dying more and more. >> reporter: the grove his grandfather planted ceebee's citrus 319 acres near tampa is now mostly a ghost grove >> you know, we put so much effort and love into something and it still just dies and it's hard to not be pessimistic. >> reporter: for more than a decade, scientists trying to stop a disease that is the leading reason florida's citrus industry saw a 70% drop in orange production over the last 15 years the problem begins with a tiny bug called an asian citrusthe t it moves through the vascular system >> reporter: once that bacteria reaches a tree's roots, it's game over. and growers say replanting their groves with newly developed

about excess in orange county. she ended up on a show called "american thunder" about motorcycles, showing off her own excess, including a bike she bought for 50 grand. >> what's your favorite part of the bike? >> i love the way it looks. >> reporter: and then there was eric naposki. >> we eat housewives for breakfast. >> reporter: ex-football player, personal trainer, wannabe actor who starred in a never-aired reality show called "newport 40." but here's where the show ends and the reality begins. because of what happened in that house behind the gates a long time ago. it was december 15, 1994, 9:00 p.m. >> the shots were patterned in sets of two. two shots. two shots. a pause. and then two shots. >> reporter: detective tom voth arrived to find a millionaire entrepreneur dead on his own kitchen floor. his name was bill mclaughlin, nice guy, truly religious and a believer in the american dream, who made his come true. kind of a self-made guy, right? >> yes. >> reporter: bill, said his daughter jenny, was the first

you see that band of yellow and orange. it is right on top of bodega bay and working up toward monte rio. it will work over santa rosa and petaluma before too long. if we switch to high-def doppler and put it in the futurecast, it picks up on the bulls eye of heavier rain. so let's see what will happen the next few hours. there will be a pattern on here i want you to pick out with me. that's tonight at 9:00. there's a t lot of red and orange here. this red line is the atmospheric river, the fire hose pointed right in the middle of the bay. now, it might be tough to pick it out, but that will be a near constant feature with us. there we are at 2:00 a.m. we have at least a branch of it up here, but there is a theme going into tomorrow which is very important. look at sunday morning. still pretty stationary for the bay area. the majority of the rain that will come in at a steady, pounding rate will be toward monterrey and santa cruz. doesn't mean we won't get rain up here sunday. there is still good rain here. but if you want

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the company needs to move all in a cocktail they need to put this trial behind them it's up to oranges board now to decide what they want to do next to appeal or not respect and i respect that. but as far as the physical people in this trial are concerned it's a whole different story and it's normal that they will appeal. because until the. relatives of the victims want to see an example set me just to see q why did the others allow themselves to behave this way it's because they felt they could be punished how can we put an end to this impunity the only way is to deprive them of freedom that's the only thing they fear and 15 feet orange was fined $75000.00 euros and ordered to pay hundreds of thousands of euros in damages to the families of the victims. australia's prime minister scott morrison has apologized for go. vacation while his country confronts a massive bushfire emergency morrison paid tribute to 2 volunteer firefighters who were killed as they tackle the blaze their 73 others were seriously injured they are among thousands of personnel battling to contain about 100 ferociou

the florida gators chomp on the virginia cavaliers in the orange bowl. >> yes! blue and orange. wire has more in the morning's "bleacher report." coy, you know this, i'm a little biased here. a little biased. go gators! >> absolutely. congratulations. good morning to you and christine. as you know, college football is loaded with players from across the country who have incredible stories about determination and perseverance. florida's lamical perine is one of them. he's a senior, team leader playing in his final game for the gators. a few years ago, he was a high school kid from mobile, alabama, not being heavily recruited, saying he wasn't fast enough, the coaches told him. he scraped money together for bus fare to get to a football camp in florida, hoping to get noticed. now, after a career-high 138 yards and three touchdowns in the 36-28 win over virginia, he's orange bowl mvp. florida finishing with an 11-win season for the first time since 2012. >>> two-time super bowl mvp eli manning's time with the new york giants appears to be at an end, but the quarterback isn't quite

this spotlight of yellow and orange as you work your way up. as you go across the bridge towards richmond we have some over there. also some good rain at east bay and we followed that down into the south bay for the showers have many appearance. looking at this on the big picture, we are going to bring a well organized line of rain across all of northern california overnight and by the time we get into for a.m., some of the better showers will be right over us. coming up in the complete forecast, we walked through that in detail for christmas morning. it is deal only the first half of the day. >>> i live look at the three major airports. it has been a busy day and evening of holiday travel. there has been some delays and cancellations because of the weather. here is a look and inside the united airlines check in. one woman told us she usually flies on christmas eve to see family in connecticut. >> we usually travel on the day before christmas because that is when flights are cheapest. it is usually not any different except for waiting in line f

why was he back in orange county? to wait long to find out. >> someone's been stabbed. >> someone's been stabbed? >>> coming up -- the evil that had been gathering for almost two years explodes in broad daylight. >> he's planned this out. this was a revenge killing. >> and the shattering end that would stun even the cops. when "dateline" continues. (coughing) hi susan! honey? yeah? i respect that. but that cough looks pretty bad... try this robitussin honey. the real honey you love... plus the powerful cough relief you need. mind if i root through your trash? robitussin honey. because it's never just a cough. >>> welcome back. debra newell had finally accepted the unsettling reality that her husband, john meehan, was a dangerous con man. she had filed for an annulment and was now in hiding, fearing for her life and the lives of her children. then her daughter saw him lurking outside their home. he came prepared. but this story had a twist in store. here's keith morrison with the conclusion of "the women & dirty john."

look at high def doppler with a lot of orange and red on here. with heavy showers moving right in across the north bay for the most part, but this is now bay area-wide. i want to pick out a couple of locations here. we'll bring it to the here and now, come in for a close up look at the north bay. just drove up 101. there's santa rosa. i want to come north of that and look at windsor and east. the heavy rain here, the yellows and oranges, that's rain, heavy rain at times falling directly on the burn scar for the kinkade fire. that will be a concern for strong run off here, and there's a flash flood watch in place there until tomorrow afternoon. let's look at the bigger picture. we just pulled back out wide, and i want to come over to the coast over the 101 corridor and mill valley, there's heavy rain. and look at the 80 corridor. that's good rain. just above richmond and berkeley and right up into the berkeley hills. good rain down here. hayward, castro valley, fremont, you guys seeing a good cell. look at the red just west of 880. when you see re

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it is up to orange's board now, to appeal or not. i respect that.t.s far as the physical people are concerned, it is a whole different story. it is normal that they will appeal. reporter: relatives of the victims want to see an example set. >> white did lombard and the others allllow themselves to behave this way? it is because they felt they could not be punished. reporter: orange was fined 75,000 euros and ordered to pay hundreds of thousands of euros in damages to the families of the victims. helena: the troubled u.s. aircraft company boeing faces a another setback. it's capsule went off course and did not reach its planned orbit. asset says that the ununmanned spacecraft is in a stable position after its launch on a test flight to the international space station. the star liner is meant to free nasa. as a has been forced to rely on sawyer's rockets to transport its astronauts since the space shuttle program was terminated. nasa administrator said that a technical error with the onboard clock caused the glitch. >> anomaly resulted in the vehihicle

anywhere you see the yellows and oranges that is heavy rain. we can follow that, not only from the grid for downtown windsor but all the way down 101 for santa rosa down into petaluma. if we look at the bigger view, focuses up north but that is not the only place it is raining. it may not be as yellow and orange for the rest of the bay area but let's pick out a couple of other spots. watching one shower moved there across the bridge, a few more spotty done the eastern south bay. fremont just up the hill. before that some light showers, now, we need to highlight the next little wave about to come on shore just off the peninsula. there is san mateo, this is the open water out there. if we put a forecast track on that, it'll move across the hills of the peninsula and get over towards san mateo in the next 20-30 minutes. it'll move faster than the forecast would have you believe the showers have proven that they have the ability to do that. what happens next? we just switched from live high definition doppler, this is the futurecast. i will play th

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>> orange. >> an orange? okay. all right.o. >> stop listening to us and pay attention to the book and read it. >> jimmy: okay. sorry. >> i need more orange. >> jimmy: you need more oranges? okay. soon as i read the book i'll get you another orange, okay? >> i'll be right back. >> jimmy: you'll be right back? okay, you go get an orange and i'll start reading the book. "the serious goose." here it is. this is a -- >> serious goose. >> jimmy: there is nothing silly about this goose. do not even try to be silly around this? goose. you like it already? this goose will not smile at all. not even if you put a chicken on her head. nothing. even if you were to dress this goose as a moose. zilch. even if you order a pizza. >> what does zilch mean? >> jimmy: zilch means zero. nothing. topped with delicious snails. no smile. this goose means business. serious business. no one can make this goose smile. >> what does this say? >> jimmy: no one. what's that, you say? you think you can do it? ha! >> no. it's like this. ha! >> jimmy: ha. you

areas of yellow and orange. it may not be out of the possibility that you could get a brief downpour out of this. we don't think it's going to be sit and stay in the same place for a long period of time. they're moving quickly, so you can get 0.15 inches of rain. orange showing up in the santa cruz mountains, but fast-moving, isolated showers will continue between now and midnight tonight. then we'll see is skies start to clear. so the future cast showing more of what we're seeing now, probably through our 11:00 newscast. and then as we pass midnight, notice how the clouds start to decrease a bit and the chances of finding showers also will be shouti shutting down before sunrise tomorrow. rainfall totals generally pretty light. but that may come down all at once, so look out for wet roadways this evening. highs tomorrow into the mid-50s. daytime feels a bit cooler for your sunday. but good news for football plans. final raiders home game in oakland tomorrow. the weather looks good for that. you got temperatures

at the season of audi sales event. >>> orange county deputy d.a.lin liked his chances against accused serial killer steven gordon. especially when gordon decided to act as his own defense attorney. >> he's very bright -- very bright. >> smart enough to know he shouldn't oughta be doing that sort of thing? >> definitely smart enough to know -- that he shouldn't be representing himself. >> reporter: but, expectation can be a dangerous thing. before the trial even began, gordon struck the prosecutor's case a major blow. remember that moment early in his interview when he seemed to reject detective trapp's questioning? >> i can't talk to you. >> would you rather talk to somebody else? >> i don't wanna talk to anybody. >> reporter: gordon argued that continuing the interview at that point was a miranda violation. even though detective trapp had read him his rights at the outset. the judge agreed. ruled that the jury could not see a frame of gordon's confession. >> when he makes the ruling that it's out, it's a punch in the stomach. >> oh, man, because w

see the band of bright yellow and orange? see how it is moving from the left side of your screen to the right? it is coming onshore quickly. that is the last three hours. let's stop it. i tracked this at the top of the newscast and showed you there was good rain along the bay area. i want to take this forward and show you the rest of today. we'll switch into the futurecast. that says 7:00 a.m. on top. you can see that well organized line here to the south bay right over the bay where we saw it. here is how it plays out for the rest of today. by 7:30, most of the well organized rain is off to the east so that is about a little less than an hour from now. that doesn't mean we're done with rain. we'll keep a chance of showers going through the morning and into the early afternoon. that says noon and by the time we have gotten to 2:00, south bay, a scattered showers there. but the rain we're going to see from like 7:30 on will be very different from what has been happening so far this morning. really well organized band of rain w

the company needs to move all in and they need to put this trial behind them it's up to oranges board now to decide what they want to do next to appeal or not respect and i respect that. but as far as the physical people in this trial are concerned it's a whole different story and it's normal that they will appeal. because until the last at the fair the relatives of the victims want to see an example set me just to see q why did bud and the others allow themselves to behave this way it's because they felt they could be punished how can we put an end to this impunity the only way is to deprive them of freedom that's the only thing they fear and 15. orange was fined $75000.00 euros and ordered to pay hundreds of thousands of euros in damages to the families of the victims. where he traveled u.s. acro company boeing. faces another setback at stalin the astronaut capsule went off course and did not reach its planned orbit but the u.s. space agency nasa says that the unmanned spacecraft is in a stable position after its launch on a test flight to the international space station on friday t

it gives you an orange look. i don't want an orange look. has anyone noticed that?o change those bulbs in at least a couple of rooms where i am in the white house. >> so, first of all, i give props to the president for saying to the president he's vain, it's self-aware, self-deprecating. it's charming. i like that. i think it reflects well on him. as for the light bulbs are the reason he sort of has an orange glow? i wouldn't ordinarily even bring this up, comment about somebody's glow but he did and he blamed the light bulbs. i don't want to be rude but i don't think it's the orange -- i don't think he looks orange because of the light bulbs. see the line? it's a make-up or it's a tanning lotion or a spray or something. whatever's going on there, if you look president when he's outside, it's clearly not a light bulk problem. you can see the line around his face where the make-up or the tanner or whatever it is stops. it's a whole system. it's a whole thing. but, hey, you heard him say his administration is looking into all this so let's leave it there. sleep well,

. >> reporter: so kathy started doing her own digging, tracked her daughter down to a motel in orange county, where the trail ended. her clothes were there, but she wasn't. again, she called the police. >> and they said, well, that happens. sometimes prostitutes just work circuits. >> prostitute? >> at first i was like, no, that can't be. >> reporter: but then the truth came crashing down. undeniable. kianna had missed a scheduled court date in santa ana for a prostitution charge. but wait a minute. you talked to her every day, texted with her all the time. >> exactly. >> and you knew nothing of this secret life of hers? >> no, nothing. >> what does it feel like as a mother to hear that's been going on all that time and you didn't know it? >> heartbreaking. >> reporter: when she heard kathy's story, detective trapp began to think she was on to something. then she discovered just 2 1/2 weeks after kianna had disappeared, there was another one. josephine monique vargas. >> she had a beautiful personality. they used to call her giggles because she always made people laugh. >> reporter: j

but this orange is showing you the impact.the index shows you where fog will be a factor for your visibility. north bay, contra costa county, the east bay, alameda county and san francisco as well. you'll see as we broaden out our shot that's the major issue. disabled vehicle also a major issue if you come across them unexpectedly so watch out for flashing lights. you see a couple disabled vehicles in the oakland area. low clouds are touching just around the dunbar bridge so be careful out there but no major crashes. back to you. >>> finland will soon have its youngest prime minister ever. 34-year-old lawmaker sanna marin will also become the country's third female fwochgovernment le. finland's ruling social democratic party appointed her. she had been the vice chairwoman since 2015. >>> next on "today in the bay," bart's silent crackdown on fare evaders. the new numbers we're getting this morning on early morning sweeps and how a lot of folks were caught riding without paying. a live report coming up next. >>> also, worried y

nbc's kerry sanders explains. >> reporter: orange juice from florida. >> a day without orange juice isday without sunshine. >> reporter: still a popular morning routine. but the $9 billion industry synonymous with the sunshine state is in serious jeopardy. a disease called citrus greening is ruining the fruit and killing the trees. growers like adam birchinal discovering -- >> this grove's dead. >> yeah. pretty much sick and dying more and more. >> reporter: the grove his grandfather planted cb's citrus, 319 acres near tampa, is now mostly a ghost grove. >> we put so much effort, so much love and money into something, and it still just dies. and it's hard to not be pessimistic. >> reporter: for more than a decade scientists trying to stop a disease that is the leading reason florida's citrus industry saw a 70% drop in orange production over the last 15 years. the problem begins with a tiny bug called an asian citrus cillid. >> when they feed on the citrus plant the bacteria gets injected into the tree and then it moves through the vascular system. >> reporter: once that bacteria reache

you can see some yellows and oranges, downpours still plaguing the morning commute. as we head towards lunch, the yellows not nearly as widespread. they're still out there. heading into the evening commute, still looking wet. after that, 11:00, you can see a definite taper. tomorrow, fog will be the biggest issue. same thing on friday morning. temperatures in the afternoon will warm a couple degrees. we'll push 60 away from the coast. saturday, sunday, monday, we have 1 on the storm impact scales. the temperatures will taper back ito the mid 50s. good morning, jobina. >> good morning, mike. we are tracking a deadly incident in oakland. two separate crashes in the same spot. this is westbound 580 before lakeshore. one car spun out and crashed, another car crashed into a pedestrian there. all lanes on both sides of the highway are blocked now. westbound and eastbound side. they are working to get at least two lanes open on each side. so we will continue to follow that for you. at least one person has died in this incident. traffic is being diverted on the westbound sid

a lot of yellows and oranges. remember, it is mainly moderate rain, just enough that the roads are slip out there slick out there. they have been fairly manageable. now having shown you those numbers, i want to go back to live high definition doppler and show you were the best rain has been the last two hours. it been focus on the north bay, the 101 corridor. orange shows you moderate rain, but, it's not only raining there now, it has finally worked its way down towards the center of the bay. let's come into the east bay, oakland, berkeley, and richmond you guys have seen the intensity pickup. there san francisco with its fair share of lied light to moderate rain, a goes down to the peninsula to redwood city, but down in santa clara county it really has not gotten to you yet, that is going to change over the next few hours. let's switch this back over now and go to the futurecast to see how this plays out over the next two hours. we will take it from now into the evening. those bands of green and yellow stay persi

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one is orange county, right? you've seen the vietnamese, the asian pacific islander community in orange county really flex their muscle politically. soledad: give me some examples. ali: so you also have you have an uptick in voter registration. you have a number of folks running for office who come from immigrant families. the second example i point to is sugar land, texas, sugar land, texas. so i wrote a book a couple of years ago called there goes the neighborhood. and i focused on one of the places i focus on the sugar land, who is running for a school council, county school commission. it's the south asian community. who is running for the mayor? se south asian community. so you have the asian community really helping sugar land reached new heights, just like the houston area in general. so those are the examples that we take inspiration from. and i think as a country we can say again, it's the asian communities, the latino community, it's the immigrant community writ large who's making america amazing. soled

you can see the bands of orange that tell you this is not light rain. it's moderate to heavy at times, and before it came on shore tonight, there was lightning associated with it just off the coast. so don't be surprised if you happen to hear a rumble of thunder off in the distance over the next few hours. let's switch now from the high def doppler current. put it in the futurecast, see that band of rain out there? forecast model picks up on it, brings that wave on shore. in the overnight hours this gets us into 1:00. good rain here. but let's get into the important time frame. this is 5:30 tomorrow, and i want to stop here because we're seeing widespread rain pop up in spotty showers. so let's pull out some of the highways and show you what this looks like in the commute. we come into the south bay first. good rain near santa clara in the 5:00 hour. the idea here is spotty showers are just going to be all over the place. you'll probably get breaks on the drive, but you'll probably encounter some of the heavier cells like this one in alameda. 8:00 a.m.

it's the main action for today, and look at yellows and oranges showing up here.drifting out of los angeles, and closer to ocean side, and san diego, and all of the snow, linking up to some white. i saw earlier this morning, the grapevine was closed because of accumulating snowfall. oceanside to san diego, heavy rain fall on this thursday morning, and in the bay area, green on the radar. it's not a lot. not reaching the ground, but the clouds and the possibility of a few leftover sprinkles or a light shower this morning, in the south bay, and current numbers, santa rosa, 38 degrees. san francisco, 47, and san jose, 48, and lake tahoe a popular destination this week, for today, partly to mostly cloudy skies, and temperatures for the high, south lake, lower 40s. sunshine, partly sunny skies, and the chance of a shower as we head to sunday, and the sunday storm, not really a storm, it's a weak system moving into northern california and the bay area, but something we will be watching to see if it changes headed to sunday, to see if it could impact travel on the way ba

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seeing that strongest line of showers now working its way on into the bay you can see yellow and orange obviously that indicating the heaviest of rainfall. the dust settle into the afternoon through sunset into the evening tomorrow night. definitely not your ideal day for travel, rain will make its way up into the sierra at which point it will fall as snow fall and enough snowfall to be resulting in some winter storm warnings come the weekend. now as far as temperatures go right now right now we are in the 40's and 50's slightly cooler morning than yesterday was livermore europe 48 napa novato each of 54 degrees later today you're going to notice temperatures just a little bit warmer, mostly cloudy skies. but some bits of sunshine in there. and after a foggy to chilly morning pretty pleasant afternoon. rebecca. >>all right, thank you john and over to the bay bridge toll plaza approach where traffic is still light, but say you do see a backup here in the cash being lanes just about to the 8.80 over crossing and yes fog is definitely going to be issue this morning so just to be aware of t

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