en pacific grove, josé romo telemundo.ablando de mariposas de primavera, que se nos viene como sinónimo ya pinta por allí, ya como que se quiere acercar, se quiere acercar oficialmente, pero pero algunos cambios vienen por ahí. vamos a ver las condiciones primero que todo actuales en la ciudad de san josé, que la temperatura máxima hoy llegó a los 70 grados, así que estuvo bastante cálida esa temperatura. ya a esta hora las 11,27 en los 52 grados y para mañana domingo las condiciones van a estar espectaculares en prácticamente todas nuestras regiones, con cielos mayormente soleados, a excepción de algunas áreas en la zona norte de la bahía que verán entonces un poquito de entrada de nubosidad y las temperaturas máximas para mañana van a estar ubicadas en esos altos 60 grados en la zona de san josé sacramento con 70 durante el d de mañana, 5 grados más de lo que lo vimos en el día de hoy. a largo plazo, este es el escenario. vamos a tener entonces ya la semana que viene, comenzando el martes, una serie de sistemas que van a

and the pacific ocean. pacific ocean?n we reach the this is about communication. this is about trade this is about commerce. they want toa fast sp out to the pacific, not to pacific andif you're tothe find any animals, we really want you to find a mammoth. if you have a chance. we also want you to find allama. now, the reason they do this very important. i'm happy to talk about it later. but the point i want to make here is think about who andre michaux was he was a botanist when first was appointed royal. the royal. he said to the king, i want to travel to asia to pursue science for its own sake. and now he's got a bunch of americans telling him to find fastest route so the united states can have greater commercial access to the pacific and to find mammoth and a llama. so michaux and the apes into this actually one other little fun fact jefferson also tells me show or instructions tell me show that you should keep a journal just like lewis clark did, but also to make sure that the most information is tattooed on his skin in the event that if he were to die and hi

they are the pathfinders for advancing our scheme of maneuver in the endo pacific. have a look at the satellite images of the air field that show immense progress between december 2023 and january 2025. absolutely dare liked only a bit more than a year ago. now, both being cleared, one waste, taxi waves and other infrastructure, incredibly symbolic on the one hand. but non, the less practical on the other. you may say the 2nd the island chain is far from the more alarming hotspots, like the sea waters around taiwan or the philippines from the 1st chain. but if he think uncle sam hasn't been getting more active there, you're quite wrong. only just reason fi us bomber aircraft joint philippine fighter jets to patrol disputed south china sea sho. in the 1st such display, since donald trump made it back into the oval office. the mission involve is practicing how to intercept hostile aircraft. the exercises focused on encompassing operational coordination, improving add domain awareness and reinforcing agile combat employment capabilities between the 2 air forces. and on

the pentagon regularly holds in the asia pacific. so what is it preventing? more like general clark put it or fueling pension? perhaps that's a good question for beijing, which has understandably, also been flexing. it's build tree muscles with more games in parts of the region. but if you look at the map trying to influence in the asia pacific is perfectly legitimate, while the regions dot exactly america's back yard. however, in light of donald trump's new was afraid, horse slabs and the pen to god's activity on china's doorstep. badging is showing restraint, shooting pain has urged chinese officials to stay calm. china must enhanced its political capabilities and calmly respond to challenge is brought about by changes in the domestic and international situation. but with mr. trump, now making an effort to settle things down with russia, make no mistake. we're entering a new era of confrontation between the super powers, china and the us, and it's balance percent shock waves around the planet. right. i want to show you some stone washing footage. finally, f

it's not just the pacific.ld a strategic alliance with uranium regime the musk terrorist regime on the planet communist china is buying 90% of the black market as a selling and defiance of international and american sanctions. where's the money go going custr customers goes to tehran and goes to hamas it goes to fight and kill israelis. and of course a lot of palestinians are dying because of that. shannon: when you make of president trump and president she's relationship? >> i think with is using ping and i was a vladimir putin and this is controversial. i think he respects both. he is not in bed with them but he knows these two men have icbms. they have nuclear weapons they have ambition to do great harm. trump is trying to work with both men to see if there's any way to create leverage but also deals that get us off the path as he says to world war iii. russia invaded ukraine. iran attacked israel from seven directions xi jinping is not moved yet. trump's discussions with the president are critical. shannon:

the man who made it nearly all the way across the pacific ocean on a row boat all alone. tropical cyclone on friday which left him stranded in the coral sea for three days. his small, custom row boat rocked by huge waves and 50 mile-per-hour winds, forcing him to activate a rescue beacon days before he was set to reach his destination of brisbane. in an instagram post, he wrote, the next day is crucial for me. about to get maximum power from a passing typhoon. a followup video showing how treacherous the conditions were. he set off from san diego four and a half months ago on a journey to row from california to australia, without stopping. his reason? to honor ukrainians who've died in the russian invasion of their country, according to lithuanian media. [speaking in a global language] documenting his adventure along the way, documenting eastern from late-night visitors to sharks. it is a feat only a few people have ever accomplished. a british rower, peter byrd is considered to be the first, making his voyage in 1983, even though he was towed the last 30 miles to the aus

that's the latest for now reporting from the pacific palisades. i'm omar lewis will send it back to you in the studio. >> still ahead, the white house says it is ready to resume talks with ukraine. what those talks could mean for the russia-ukraine war. >> pope francis is speaking to supporters from his hospital bed, thanking them as he continues to recover from double pneumonia. the audio was broadcasted in saint peter's square at start of the evening rosary prayer, the vatican says the 88 year olds prognosis remains guarded and he's undergoing respiratory and physical therapy. but this is noteworthy because it's the first time he has spoken to supporters since he was admitted to the hospital couple weeks ago. meanwhile, the white house announced today us and ukrainian officials will soon resume talks in an effort to end the war with russia. kron four's washington correspondent jessi turnure reports about the changes the meeting could break. >> as russia continues to blast civilian areas in ukraine where us based aid workers were reportedly stayi

the pentagon regularly holds in the asia pacific. so what is it preventing war like general clark put it or fueling pension. perhaps that's a good question for beijing, which has understand to be also been flexing. it's billed tree muscles with more games and parts of the region. but if you look at the map trying to influence in the asia pacific is perfectly legitimate, while the regions dot exactly america's back yard. however, in light of donald trump's new was afraid were slabs and the pen to god's activity on china is doorstep. badging is showing restraint, shooting pain has urged chinese officials to stay calm. china must enhanced its political capabilities and calmly respond. the challenge is brought about by changes in the domestic and international situation. but with mr. trump, now making an effort to settle things down with russia, make no mistake. we're entering a new era off confrontation between the super powers china and the us. and it's balance to send shock waves around the planet. a absolutely pleasure to have you wi

and this happened on the anniversary of the nisqually earthquake that rattled the pacific northwest.n's alejandra guzman spoke with the seismologist about what these cuts could mean for future disasters. >> on this day, february 28th, 24 years ago, was the nisqually earthquake. this magnitude 6.8 obviously caused lots of damage in our region and a number of injuries. >> here's the epicenter of the nisqually. >> to this day. the nisqually earthquake remains the costliest quake the u.s. has seen in over 30 years since the northridge earthquake in california. this event became a catalyst for technological advancements. >> earthquake. earthquake. >> like the development of the shakealert system. >> we have seismic stations, seismometers running all over washington and oregon. >> harold tobin, a seismologist and director of the pacific northwest seismic network based at the university of washington, says pnsn has been at the forefront of earthquake monitoring for decades. the authoritative network that detects quakes for this part of the country. >> when you hear about a magnitude three p

and they will freak out every american ally but it's not just the pacific.ic alliance with the iranian regime. the most dangerous terrorist regime on the planet. communist china buying 90% of the black-market oil that iran is selling in defiance of international and american sanctions. they are buying 90% of it. where is that money going? it goes to tehran and hamas. it goes to hezbollah and the houthis and a ghost to fight and kill israelis. and of course lots of palestinians are dying as a result. >> shannon: what do you make of president trump and president aziz relationship? >> with president xi and this is controversial but he respects both, he is not in bed with them but he knows they have nuclear weapons and they have ambitions to do great harm. trump is trying to work with both men to see if there is anyway to create leverage but also deals that get us off the path to world war iii. russia invaded ukraine, iran a text israel from seven directions and president xi has not moved yet. trumps discussions with the president are critical. >> shannon: we al

the pacific, temperate rain forest these forests are connected to the ocean relationship, benefiting both, allowing many species to flourish. and amid the spruce for and western hemlock, there is one tree species that stands out. the western red theatre the this softwood tree, both light and robust, provides shelter and food from many living beings. from its roots right up to its canopy, it houses a dense network of interdependent life. the cedar allowed the indigenous people of the region to settle, meet their daily needs, strengthen their spirit, and give voice to the forest. the land speak stay when you have that said that backwards. any allow it to talk there. so it's a frequency are vibration from the beginning of time with sustain of our natural resources and all live in things like our cedar tray. when we're in smug ceremony, we smudge feederbaum or bathing ourselves spiritually and strengthening and, and ourselves ground in ourselves. having an understanding that we come from the cedar tree the . busy busy carvers have utilized the cedar to really. busy post by the story of d

we have more agreements in the pacific than we have had. it can work but that gets back to the sub rosa cannot work unless we are willing to start paying folks to go to the shipyard and help us build to have submarines a year for quick symbology mention russia in your comments just now and the word dictator is relevant to vladimir putin just as much as it is to present she. i am looking at the lapel pin event a supporter of ukraine. a voice in the congress talking about freedom and does the united states standing those who to preserve their freedom and what russia is not equivocating on whether they invaded ukraine. the facts are what they are. and they invaded it. of course this is been the storyline for the past week or so. since president trump and president zelenskyy had their zr meeting in the oval office. i can't let you go without you with asharing a little bit about you see in front of us. where this will go you made a statement yesterday during her confirmation hearing about family fights and the like. >> thank you for listening. >

let's look at the pacific, to go along with the system, there's also going to be a bit of wind.field, only looking at wednesday and right here, watch where i'm standing, wednesday afternoon you will see a cold front develop. beautiful outline, so you have stronger went out here on the leading edge of it, rushing up from the north like this. and as we look at the wind as they finally come on shore, that is where we will pick up about 30 to 40-mile-per-hour wind from the system as it starts to work its way on shore. wednesday gets a bit breezy, the seven-day forecast shows you a quiet set up, plenty of blue skies and mid-60s all the way until wednesday and wednesday we dip into the upper 50s, widespread rain, thursday scattered showers and friday a separate system is possible. we will have more on that friday system as we get closer to it. >>> coming up, a record night in the nba as nikola jocic does something nobody else has ever achieved before. >>> why the nfc has a big shakeup and why they need a former niners player to come last >>> last week, the raiders were unable to apply

and distilled spirits liquor license to dapper hill llc to one businesses dapper located at 1198 pacific avenue will serve the public convenience or necessity of the city and county of san francisco. >> thank you madam clerk and i think now i'll welcome up officer froines from s.f. pd's abc liaison unit officer florence the floor is yours. >> thank you. good morning. you have before you a pc and report for dapper hill to operate as dapper they have applied for a type 21 license and if approved this would allow them to operate an off sale general package store at 1190 1198 pacific avenue. there are zero letters of support zero letters of protest . they're located in plot 136b which is considered a low crime area. they're in census tract one zero 6 or 1 zero eight which is considered a low concentration area central station has no opposition. the sfpd alcohol liaison unit recommends approval with the following condition the petitioners shall actively monitor their area under their control in an effort to prevent the loitering of any persons on property adjacent to a licensed premises as de

what is china done to us in the end of pacific and the first and second island change? stuff the big built the biggest navy which they have it's in the rock of course designed to keep her expensive platforms out of the weapons engagement zone we should probably flip that logic on its head to a version of that to them. i would furthermore suggest that what we are seeing i think in the general can push back on the sea is the true expert. i sort of think if you really pay attention to what's happening in ukraine you're left to conclude gps is no longer reliable targeting technology you have to have some form of visual or electronic decoy to engage in the modern battlefield one way that can do spectrum mapping will be the future of the fires in volume. and finally with her this question in ukraine about insufficient stockpiles of critical munitions which are of course woefully insufficient we must replenish the stockpiles. but, how we build things matters just as much as if not more at having built the thing in stock probably think our ability to rapidly scale up on the sho

and that is concerning to me if we wind up in the conflict in the western pacific with china. i don't think that conflict is inevitable. one of our great advantages over other navies is our submarine force. given the costs and operational challenges do you believe the nuclear sea armed sea launch program is worth some of the tradeoffs and if confirmed what direction do you take the navy in in regards to the integration of this missile and do you think we need it for deterrence? mr. phelan: i thank you for the question and time we spent in your office and view points on this. i thought were interesting. i have not been read into the program so i don't have classified information so it would be difficult for me to ska. there are strong debates on both sides and i look forward to working with the secretary of defense to come up what would be the optimal answer. if confirmed i look forward talking with you on the program and better understanding the pros and cons of it and coming up with the best solution. >> it's a bigger ones that navy has to face in regards to a weapons system.

but you can see the pacific northwest still getting the main impacts. but we need the rain. take it. and looking at the snow anywhere from about two feet there. so a good snow maker on the way as well. but perhaps messing up your wednesday commute. here's a look at highs today, ranging from about 65 in oakland. low 60s in the city, upper 60s in our inland valleys. and as we look at once again, many of you liking our later sunset 711 tomorrow, 610 tonight. and by the time we get into may, we've got that 8:00 sunset. the accuweather seven day forecast featuring the sunny, dry conditions today, tomorrow, a dry start to the workweek with partly cloudy skies and little cooler as we get into tuesday. level two system with wet and windy weather on wednesday and the scattered showers continue into thursday and friday. >> lisa. thanks. coming up, the plan in the works to honor a local legend, bruce lee. but it comes with a m as you welcome the feeling of touch with clearer skin and less itch. the #1 prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, helps heal your skin from withi

beautiful from the pacific northwest and beyond. instead of being routed to the pacific ocean and this has been going on for 20 years, and in order to take care of a certain species of fish which wasn't doing very well without water. that's a big deal. it's not reported. that's going to take care of farmers. it's going to whetten up the land and go all the way down to los angeles where they have curfews on water. until just recently they were going to put a number of gallons per person living in a house in beverly hills on water. you're not going to have that problem anymore. let me see what that looks like. look at that beautiful water flowing. coming in the dyadic send other means of transportation. isn't that beautiful? who would believe that? that's all water they could have had. i went to the governor during my first term and said why don't you do this and they said they have an environmental problem with clean water. if this water where they are, you wouldn't have had those fires. they make people put sprinklers in the ceiling

two destroyers years ago were wrecked in the pacific. commanders were found to be overburdened by administrative tasks and underfocused on war fighting. yet a friendly fire incident with the gettysburg in the red sea in december of 2024 and just recently a collision between the truman and a merchant ship in the suez canal. i raised this with the last administration, didn't seem like we made much progress on it. what are your thoughts on how we can get the surface navy in particular back up to the standards of leadership and execution that the nation expects? mr. phelan: thank you for the question. i did read this study that you helped commission in 2021 and i think one of the captains mentioned compliance-centered warfare versus war fighter-centered warfare. this comes back to the kind of culture issues that i mentioned. which is i think that we lost some of the adaptability, some of the accountability, some of making sure that people are doing their jobs and those who are being promoted are the right ones. and so i think there's also a

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there's a lot of activity out here in the pacific. you see a nice defined storm track. it remains out of the area for right now. but into next week we will be talking about some rain. it could be heavy at times, especially by wednesday. current numbers out there for the 7:00 hour. right now we have santa rosa 54 degrees. hayward is 56 and half moon bay checking in 50 degrees. here is our live camera looking above san francisco with still mostly clear skies. so it's a nice evening out there. kind of chilly and we could have some patchy frost first thing tomorrow morning, so definitely want to bundle up when you start off your weekend. with temperatures in the 30s and the 40s, but then into the afternoon hours. lots of sunshine. it's going to be nice afternoon with those readings, mainly in the 60s, and a few neighborhoods could be flirting with 70 degrees. so we talked about the nice pattern. at least in the short term. this area of high pressure will keep us dry and it will keep us mild. here's the change though, developing into next week. as we see some energy out here

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pacific on msnbc. like to share wit and sho you something that happened on the floor of the house of representatives yesterday, congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz and members of the florida delegation speaking about and honoring my late brother, lincoln. >> lincoln was a. >> fierce patriot. >> he championed many. >> issues important. >> to. our community, our country and our continent. >> but few, if any, fought any harder for a free and democratic cuba, whether as a democrat or later as a republican. he was always a guiding light in this fight for freedom in cuba and around the world. i'm so grateful i was able to serve with him for six years, and then continue our work with his brother and me, romano, mario and al mismo tiempo. at the same time. he was exactly who you wanted in your corner, because he was a fierce fighter who put principle over politics. >> that wraps up the hour for me. thank you congresswoman. thank you to all that expressed. such lovely comments. really means the world to all

you can find them along the pacific, atlantic, and gulf coasts.ife says the pest is edible comparing the meat to rabbit. >> i would not be opposed to eating a nutria. >> there's a lot of animals i wouldn't eat, a lot of people eat, but not me. >> that looks like an animal i could have at home. >> as a pet. >> what? i don't think so. if you do decide to hunt and cook nutria, officials recommend the smoked nutria and sausage recipe from the louisiana department of wildlife. >> of course, it's louisiana. >> there's even a heart healthy crock pot recipe if you were trying to keep it light. >> if you would have said tastes like chicken, you might have had me. >> really? paul said >> february marks the beginning of black history month, and it comes as the white house issm

[applause] san francisco will open its newest park, connecting the city to the pacific like never before. >> a park naming contest has already been launched. name submissions are open until sunday, march the 16th. >> well, 60 years after beatlemania arrived in the bay area for the band's first concert tour in the us, excitement is back here in san francisco. a special exhibit debuted at the deyoung museum this weekend. it's called eyes of the storm, and it gives visitors a behind the scenes look at the band's rise to superstardom through the lens of paul mccartney. >> it's a rare opportunity to get to understand this pivotal moment within cultural and music history through the lens of one of the beatles own members, rather than through the lenses of the news photographers who were, you know, shoving their cameras in their faces. so we really get an intimate understanding of this moment in time. and that's a very rare, you know, insight into this moment. >> the photos also show mccartney's artistic creativity. they captured the band's journey from liverpool to the ed sullivan show and mor

we stand for a peaceful and stable development of the asian pacific region to know some documents. but i see it is probably because it was me. m a given, the ross signed the republic called the union of myanmar, cooperating the field of security as well that he is an issue and you can do a bit and, and conclusion. and i would like to jump on thing. all.

mud is collecting along barricades in the pacific palisades, with some making its way onto the pacific coast highway. crews have been using heavy equipment to clear the mud and debris. fortunately, we have no reports of major new slides with this latest system. and after homeowners across the nation started to get backyard chickens in an effort to save money on eggs, farm supply retailers say there's now a shortage on chicks. store representatives at one feed store in oregon say just last friday they sold 99 chicks in 40 minutes, and the parking lots have been slammed with customers looking to get into the backyard chicken business. many customers say they're no longer willing to sit on record high egg prices that the usda says could increase more than 40% this year across oregon and the country. that's due to the lingering avian bird flu. but the store owner says. >> parking lot was completely full. there were cars parked on the street, which i've never, never seen before. we put a max of ten chicks because we had a guy by quite a bit more. so ten chicks is what we put a max on, just

you can find them along the pacific, atlantic, and gulf coasts. fish and wildlife says the pest is edible comparing the meat to rabbit. >> i would not be opposed to eating a nutria. >> there's a lot of animals i wouldn't eat, a lot of people eat, but not me. >> that looks like an animal i could have at home. >> as a pet. >> what? i don't think so. if you do decide to hunt and cook nutria, officials recommend the smoked nutria and sausage recipe from the louisiana department of wildlife. >> of course, it's louisiana. >> there's even a heart healthy crock pot recipe if you were trying to keep it light. >> if you would have said tastes like chicken, you might have had me. >> really? paul

here's a look at the satellite radar composite image a low pressure system up in the pacific northwest in the gulf of alaska, to be more precise, is drawing in some of that pacific moisture that's mov our direction. you see this huge mass of clouds and moisture moving at us. now, we're not talking about heavy rainfall coming this way, but there will be some rainfall developing. right now, though, we're looking at gusty winds pretty much all around the bay area, but especially near the coast and the bay. we have gusts up to 36mph at sfo right now, 26 in novato and 25 at san mateo. so pretty breezy out there. the winds may not be tapering off significantly until later in the evening. despite the wind gusts. though, we have warmer weather right now than at this time yesterday by about 2 to 4 degrees in most locations. so let's move along and take a look from sutro tower out over san francisco, where it's currently 54 degrees 59, in oakland, hayward and san jose, both at 5758. redwood city, 55 at half moon bay. nice view. interesting view. in fact, from mount tam you see some clouds up at

we are looking at the pacific in the central pacific because this low pressure system i mentioned, the swell is going to be the first to show up tonight. so i want to start with this first. we've got this high surf advisory tonight for the entire coastline. we're talking about breakers 12 to 19ft. now this is going to remain in effect as far as that high surf advisory through the weekend into monday as well. so please be mindful of that. dangerous sneaker waves and strong rip currents keep a safe distance from the coast. let's talk timing now for this rain. so friday we saw mostly sunny skies. however, into tonight and tomorrow you're going to notice some areas of fog for saturday. and then by saturday evening we could start seeing some of that rain rolling through, carrying over into sunday's forecast. now sunday's forecast will be more impactful. we're going to see an increase in that wind as well. and also enough instability. we're into the evening. we could see a chance for some thunderstorm activity on sunday, but you'll also notice the influence of that cooler air mass. we've got

fox business correspondent max gorden covering this live from pacific palisades for us.ts going for? >> hey there, sandra. some of these lots are going for millions of dollars. plot we are standing on right now was one of the first cleared by the army corps of engineers. the folks who were living here had already planned on selling their home before the fire. that was about a 3200 square-foot house. they were planning on selling it in the mid-to-high for million dollar range. now the 6,000 square-foot plot of land is selling for $2.4 million. the mother-daughter real estate team we talked to, they say it is getting a lot of interest and even got an offer of the day after it went on the market. >> what we are mostly seeing right now are locals, may be investment companies that want to help rebuild this town, that are committed to making the palisades back when it was, and that's exciting to really get that. >> this is an opportunity that will never ever see again. >> right now the pacific palisades, there are more than three dozen listings for fire-damaged lots but more s

this video was taken near the pacific coast highway just yesterday. the epa this week said it's completed phase one of its wildfire cleanup plan. crews have been sorting and removing hazardous materials from many damaged properties. >> take a look at this amazing sight from yosemite national park. on wednesday, a photographer captured what may be the final yosemite firefall of the year. this is time lapse video. the phenomenon usually occurs in mid to late february at horsetail fall, on the eastern edge of el capitan, just before sunset. the sun hits the waterfall at a certain angle and gives the waterfall the appearance of a fiery ribbon, turning it molten orange. >> and it really is just spectacular. coolest thing? well, happening tomorrow, the oakland ballers will hold their first ever fan fest. it's going to be held at the prescott market in raimondi park, which is where the ballers play their games. this sounds like last year's event. the fan fest, which was a grassroots effort by a's fans. the team is gone, but the spirit is living on, with last

let's go to the view of the pacific.ing to be a bit of wind, so we will visualize the wind field, only looking at wednesday. watch where i'm standing as we get into wednesday afternoon, you are going to see a cold front develop as the system comes in. so you have stronger wind out here on the leading edge of it, rushing up from the north like this. and as we look at the wind as they finally, sure, that is where we will pick up a 30 to 40-mile-per-hour wind gust from that system as it works its way on shore. wednesday gets a bit breezy as this system comes through, the seven-day forecast with a pretty quiet set up. mid-60s all the way until wednesday and wednesday we dip into the upper 50s, widespread rain. thursday, scattered showers and friday a separate system is possible to end this next coming week, we will have more on that system as we get closer to it. >>> a san jose woman is holding her neighbors get a second chance, how her work helped launch a nationwide network. >> it helps fuel the whole person, we all want t

they are located at the port of the pacific side and on the atlantic side. this gives beijing strategic position over the waterways and to exert influence over commercial shipping and gather intelligence and our navy in a time of crisis. we don't need an audit, we need action. the united states cannot and will not accept the scenario that an adversary seeks to undermine our and and military readiness and more than two centuries under the monroe doctrine and the united states is security and ensuring that trade routes vital to our economic security remain free. c.c.p. is working to change that reality. panama is om part of the larger picture. the p.r.c. is securing port investment and critical infrastructure investments such as cuba, brazil and ecuador and communist cuba 90 miles from my home district they have expanded their signals and intelligence capabilities through agreements and telecommunications investments and this raises concerns about them conducting surveillance. . . .. it strengthens the p.r.c.'s grip over regional trade. it could support people

and you can see that most of the activity is in the pacific northwest. but enough getting down to the bay area. that is certainly a respectable system there. on wednesday. snowfall looks to be pretty good here, anywhere from about two to perhaps three feet around kirkwood. this takes us into wednesday and thursday, so looking like good bonus snow maker there. highs today ranging from the low 60s. san francisco 65 in oakland, a beautiful day in fremont with 68 for you, as well as san jose, 67. in santa rosa we saw 70 yesterday. upper 50s return for the coast here, half moon bay. and remember a good idea always as you get into the time change to change the batteries in your smoke detector. and another look at the sun set today 610 and then into tomorrow 711 and then by the time we hit may 1st, we've got a later sunrise at 8:00. so beautiful. for the next couple of days, the accuweather seven day forecast looking at the dry and mild conditions. but as we get into monday, partly cloudy. the clouds continue to thicken on tuesday, level two on wednesday and st

they are the pathfinders for advancing our scheme of maneuver in the endo pacific. have a look at the satellite images of the air field that show immense progress between december 2023 and january 2025. absolutely dare liked only a bit more than a year ago. now, both being cleared, one waste, taxi waves and other infrastructure, incredibly symbolic on the one hand. but non, the less practical on the other. you may say the 2nd island chain is far from the more alarming hotspots, like the sea waters around ply won or the philippines from the 1st chain. but if he think uncle sam hasn't been getting more active very, you're quite wrong. only just recently us bomber aircraft joint philippine fighter jets to patrol a dispute and south china sea show and the 1st such display. since donald trump made it back into the oval office. the mission involve of practicing how to enter a sap hostile aircraft. the exercise is focused on enhancing operational coordination, improving add domain awareness and reinforcing agile combat employment capabilities between the 2 air forces. and

its nuclear umbrella falls to the, to a pacific direct from russia. a new create, a new portez, our nuclear deterrent protects us. it is complete solver in french from start to finish. since 1964, it has explicitly always played a role in preserving peace and security in europe. but responding to the historic cool of the future german chancellor, i decided to open the strategic debate on the protection by our deterrence of our allies on the european continent. whatever happens, the decision has always been and will remain in the hands of the president of the republic, the head of the armed forces. as we're doing in the studio biology correspondent, i'm a stay of a large net. thanks for coming in. it seems like one side are ready to diffuse tension, so it'd be do pray. now the us is all important. wants peace talks. russia wants negotiations, even cash flows negotiations, and then we have this comment from the french president. so what happened to the collective west? well, it seems like the error of the collective west is coming to an end with the bas

well, in the pacific by sunday night again, we're dry. but the thing with this storm is it's moving off to the south, so only a spotty chance of rain on monday. a better bet will get hit with a stronger storm next wednesday. i've got full updated timeline on this, plus all our weekend temperatures and where we'll hit 70 degrees. yes, 70 tomorrow. i'll see you in a few minutes. jeff. thank you very much. a new development involving a little dog. two men, two women have been charged after a video went viral of a dog being kicked across a front lawn. the mother and her 18 year old daughter were arrested late last month. the video captured a dispute between a group of neighbors in pittsburgh. the shouting match ended when one of the women kicked a dog so hard it went flying. both women seen in the video were arrested. they face felony animal cruelty and firearm charges. they are also accused of filing a false police report. commuters in the south bay are being told to plan ahead as vta workers prepare to walk off the job on monday. last night