it is not his first solo trip across the pacific ocean.k in the '60s, he guided a small plywood sailboat from japan to san francisco surviving on canned food and rice for three months. the whole point was to show the connection between those two nations. he was the first person to sail solo and nonstop across the pacific. that was 60 years ago. that small sailboat is now on display at the maritime museum in san francisco. hori took off for his new voyage this morning. last time, it took three months. this time, a mere two and a half months. good luck on that. >> that is incredible. >>> well, today marks the 50th annual earth hour. tonight, it is a time when all around the world, iconic land marks go dark to raise awareness of climate change. it was started by the world wildlife fund back in 2007. this year, more than 190 countries are taking part in this. here in the bay area, the golden gate bridge, around 8:30 tonight. you can look for that. everyone encouraged to participate by turning off the lights from 8:30 to 9:30 tonight. >> might

western part of san francisco, continue blocks down the street they're going to fall into the pacific ocean. two blocks over you're going to have golden gate park. there is japanese, chinese, hamburgers, italian, you don't have to cook. you can just walk up and down the street and you can get your cheese. i love it. but the a very multicultural place with people from everywhere. it's just a wonderful environment. i love the richmond district. >> and my wife and i own a cafÉ we have specialty coffee drinks, your typical lattes and mochas and cappuccinos, and for lunches, sandwiches and soup and salad. made fresh to order. we have something for everybody >> my shop is in a very cool part of the city but that's one of the reasons why we provide such warm and generous treats, both physically and emotionally (♪♪) >> it's an old-fashioned general store. they have coffee. other than that what we sell is fishing equipment. go out and have a good time. >> one of my customers that has been coming here for years has always said this is my favorite store. when i get married i'm coming in your store. an

he was going to cross the pacific ocean alone on a solar-powered catamaran, uh, and start right fromparaiso, but the pandemic changed these plans somewhat in the 1500 traveler dan simmons turned the death of his polar expedition into a thriller, probably no robert scott. no. the ships of the expedition of john franklin were called terror and erebus we are talking about johnny franklin. in fact, of course, the expedition died of starvation and disease, we continue to play gold 1.500. from the bunker under the berlin zoo , this trophy was taken to the ussr and for almost half a century it was kept under the signature stamp and is now exhibited in the pushkin museum. this gold three is true. museum 900 the builders of the world's largest such museum in shanghai deliberately avoided straight lines and angles that are not found in the universe. well museum of uh astronomy that's right astronomical museum planetarium yuriy school theme 600 in 1939 in the usa a precisely defined shade of yellow-orange color was approved for their coloring. no. dmitry school there is no board. school buses f

western part of san francisco, continue blocks down the street they're going to fall into the pacific ocean. two blocks over you're going to have golden gate park. there is japanese, chinese, hamburgers, italian, you don't have to cook. you can just walk up and down the street and you can get your cheese. i love it. but the a very multicultural place with people from everywhere. it's just a wonderful environment. i love the richmond district. >> and my wife and i own a cafÉ we have specialty coffee drinks, your typical lattes and mochas and cappuccinos, and for lunches, sandwiches and soup and salad. made fresh to order. we have something for everybody >> my shop is in a very cool part of the city but that's one of the reasons why we provide such warm and generous treats, both physically and emotionally (♪♪) >> it's an old-fashioned general store. they have coffee. other than that what we sell is fishing equipment. go out and have a good time. >> one of my customers that has been coming here for years has always said this is my favorite store. when i get married i'm coming in your store. an

and south, around salina's and monterey and west over to the pacific ocean. we are open to ordained rabbis across the spectrum. informed, conservative, orthodox, reconstructionist, renewal, secular humanist and rabbis that are not affiliated with a particular denomination although they may have been trained and ordained in one. >> yes, as truth in advertising i should say, i, my myself am a member of the board of rabbis and former president of the board of directors. i'm curious to know if you can talk a little bit about the ways in which the board of rabbis thinks of itself, as a peer group, as a group in which rabbis themselves care for themselves and get to know each other. >> yes, and one of the wonderful things, as you know, we take turns in walking with each other's footsteps. our board of directors which we call our executive committee rotates over time and there are many colleagues who have served in the role of president. we have a few colleagues who have served in the role of executive director, although we don't have an executive director just now.

what the pacific ocean normally is, is a blind spot for weather models because if doesn't have the data out there. like they do with hurricanes, they get all the wind, dewpoint information and put it in the weather models. what's interesting about the research, as the rivers and oceans warm up, atmospheric storms are trending stormer. search hurricane hunters and how climate change can be impacting what they do. >> it looks like a combination of your room, a submarine and a weather station. >>> it's been a stressful couple of years. a member of the cabinet visits the bay area to talk k about th ways to o teal with h stress. ( ♪♪ ) (chimiming) ( ♪♪ ) (laughter)r) ( ♪♪ ) (laughter)r) did you know that renovating your kitchen and bathroom is one of the best ways to increase the value of your home? i'm mike holmes here with ivan from agm renovations america's number one kitchen and bathroom renovators thanks mike! we make kitchen and bathroom renovations easy for everyone. we quote and design each project and help customers select all finishes without having to leave their home! wow! agm ar

western part of san francisco, continue blocks down the street they're going to fall into the pacific oceanblocks over you're going to have golden gate park. there is japanese, chinese, hamburgers, italian, you don't have to cook. you can just walk up and down the street and you can get your cheese. i love it. but the a very multicultural place with people from everywhere. it's just a wonderful environment. i love the richmond district. >> and my wife and i own a cafÉ we have specialty coffee drinks, your typical lattes and mochas and cappuccinos, and for lunches, sandwiches and soup and salad. made fresh to order. we have something for everybody >> my shop is in a very cool part of the city but that's one of the reasons why we provide such warm and generous treats, both physically and emotionally (♪♪) >> it's an old-fashioned general store. they have coffee. other than that what we sell is fishing equipment. go out and have a good time. >> one of my customers that has been coming here for years has always said this is my favorite store. when i get married i'm coming in your store. and then

we must also assume thatorth korea will launch missiles over japan and into the pacific ocean. >> thiss the country's first launch of an icbm since november 2017. the following year, north korea said it would stop testing this type of weapon, and also suspend its nuclear tests. experts believe it may launch another icbm ahead of the 110th birth anniversary of the country's founder in april. japan's defense minister strongly condemned the launch saying it violated u.n. security council resolutions. >> translator: compared to previous launches, this one was a more serious threat on different levels to japan and the region. it is also a risk to the peace and stability of the international community. if the missile flew in a normal trajectory, it would be enough to reach the united states. >> now, japan has reaffirmed a unified response to the action. foreign minister hayashi yoshimasa spoke with his south korean counterpart over the phone. they agreed north korea's program to strengthen the development of nuclear and missile technology poses a serious challenge to the global order. they c

. >> reporter: here on the southern border where tijuana meets san diego and the pacific ocean stretches the human toll from a war a world apart. >> we just needed to be somewhere, to be somewhere far from putin, far from russia, far from war actions. >> reporter: agada and her husband left russia after protesting publicly against the invasion. >> we've been protesters a long time. we were sure we would be persecuted for our actions. >> reporter: days ago they were waiting to claim asylum at the u.s. border, camped outside the port of entry along with roughly 40 other russians. here despite the uncertainty, small acts of kindness. a shared humanity in the shadow of suffering. it's now been a month of sustained fighting. russian forces continuing their onslaught of ukraine. and what u.s. officials today said includes war crimes. displacing millions, now refugees scattered around the globe. >> we have never slept in the street before. >> reporter: and as president vladimir putin intensifies his crackdown on dissidents, where even a whisper of dissent could lead to arrest. >> news stories a

i am eugene mironskaya, the vihar has disappeared somewhere in the expanses of the pacific ocean, butcipitation on the coast of the far east, he does not want to leave on the kuriles snow in kamchatka snow in the magadan region, and it will also snow in chukotka. at the same time , gusty winds of precipitation are not accurately predicted from lake baikal to birobidzhan, and the dome of the anticyclone hangs here. this means that there will be sun, thanks to which the temperature will continue to rise. in the same way , in the eastern part of siberia, and perhaps this is where the rainfall begins again in the kemerovo tomsk regions, heavy snow. with rain, gusty winds up to 21 m/s. the same is true in the omsk region, only in omsk, in contrast to kemerovo and tomsk temperatures will drop by 5°. on european. the territories meet the new cyclone already from the balkans. the past ones were from the scandinavian side. it will determine the weather in the north of the center and in the chernozem region. where there will be showers, then this whirlwind will completely correct the weather in

looking live here from mao pius, we look out at the pacific ocean, which yeah means >> called yeah.d of calm on kind of settle into it this time of year for us. but other parts of the country, this was not whether you really gets ferocious. and we saw that this is all part of that same storm system that moved through texas because of the tornadoes all the way across the deep south. and today, again, causing some issues out there, the possibility of some tornadoes coming down the florida panhandle. we're looking at some severe weather outbreaks early, but they have backed off just a little bit, but not so much so a little further to the north. you see this red and tornado symbol here. that's a funnel cloud here. that's a funnel cloud that actually popped up. but tornado watches that are currently in effect. you got another strong band of storms rolling through there. yeah. this storm system is going to continue over the next couple of hours to brings not only the chance of tornadoes, but some very heavy rain, probably some flash flooding type of rain. several inches of rain could com

and you, chinese military base may soon appear at the pacific ocean nation, but the prospect to sponsor panic in australia. traditionally the islands chief defense partner, we've been aware of the risks right across the pacific. this is why we doubled ad development assistance into the pacific. the reports that we've seen and not a surprise to us at a reminder of the constant pressure and threats that present in our region to our national security. we will be simply foolish, a sitting duck to swallow that position and do nothing to protect the infrastructure gifted to us by our friends. but the solomon islands have not only traditionally rely on cambra for defense. australia has also been a primary source of investment in the islands economy and that could now also change with aging, making financial in roads there as well. china points out that the solomon islands are silver in states with the right to determine that own policies. total hotel showed all searching for you, i mean, that change and why? why are some individuals concerned about china, solomon islands, cooperation, when the

pretty than just feel is told that a member of a press key is believe you should have access to the pacific ocean. but in the same interview, he said that he was not going to do that. however, the political opposition has you stop and is accusing a precedent, a feel of treason. now casting your will have said that she wants to go to congress on tuesday, and that she will shelter or what she's done so far. and what you plan to do for the country, nothing to do with the political trial that political trial is set to begin on 2 weeks from now. so if the, if the opposition in congress was unable to force the president's exit, will they then, i mean, what will, what would they do then? well, personal just feels very unpopular. the one of the leave is stopping in full 50. he's rachel approval this up to, to only 26 per cent. it's probably been less than the approval in the, in any of the precedents history improved. now, he is, even if the prosecution which is investigating the, you can prove that he's been involved in corruption. she cannot be processed because he's the president, he has immunity. so

s. truman has generally and applied it to the pacific ocean and the waters in the middle east. that is now in the northern ione and see it's fighter jets and radar plains are patrolling nato's eastern borders and looking eastward to ukraine. so let me ask you, why sure. would you expect that to influence the russian president? and if so, in what direction? of course, it has an influence often on vladimir, put in when nato is sir showing strength. nato. it's showing it's acting. united nato is moving some additional troops to the eastern flank, to, to poland, to the baltic states, to return to romania. m. this is something that for letting me put in really didn't want to happen. so this is something what he really achieved and it's the opposite of his, of his goals. this is, this is really remarkable or, but i believe also the sir. countries on the eastern flank like poland or especially the smaller countries like lithuania is tonia. they are really willing to get this attention from, from natal. they want me to, to, to, to be there. they want need to send the signals, even if i

s. truman has generally and applied it to the pacific ocean and the waters of the middle east. that is now in the northern ione and see it's fighter jets and radar plains are patrolling nato's eastern borders and looking eastward to ukraine. so let me ask you, why sure. would you expect that to influence the russian president? and if so, in what direction? of course, it has an influence often on vladimir, put in when nato is sir showing strength. nato. it's showing it's acting. united nato is moving some additional troops to the eastern flank, to, to poland, to the baltic states, to return to romania. m. this is something that for letting me put in really didn't want to happen. so this is something what he really achieved and it's the opposite of his, of his goals. this is, this is really remarkable or, but i believe also these countries on the eastern flank like poland or especially the smaller countries like lithuania is tonia. they are really willing to get this attention from, from natal. they want me to, to, to, to be there. they want need to send the signals, even if it's

one of two campgrounds in the city is nestled in a secluded four acre forest with views of the pacific ocean. and it's just a short walk from the golden gate bridge . reservations can be made on the recreation dot gov website or mobile app. coming up next, an incredible comeback by the stanford cardinal sports director. market bond is will show us the buzzer beating shot that kept stanford season alive . but first a tortoise is back home in alameda after escaping an animal control officer rescued pokey and got it back home shortly after the animal got out and believe it or not, it's not the first time she's rescued a tortoise. you're watching the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. at jp morgan, the only definition of wealth that matters is yours. it can be a smaller house, but a bigger nest egg. a goal to work toward, or the freedom to walk away. with 200 years of experience, personalized advice, and commission free trades on an award-winning app, we are working for you. planning. investing. advice. jp morgan wealth management. here's your latest news on the baseball lockout. yari yari, ara , blah, bl

president just feel is told that a member of a press that key believe you should have access to the pacific ocean. but in the same interview, he said that he was not going to do that. however, the political opposition has used and is accusing a precedent, a feel of treason, a ship from the same company. company that have blocked the suez canal is run aground in the united states. the ship called ever forward stop moving on sunday. chesapeake bay in the state of maryland efforts are on the way to reflect the $1000.00 foot vessel. it follows last year's incident. we saw the company's ever given container ship block the suez canal for 6 days. ok. all right, let's get around up now about top stories on that. just see it. a ukrainian authorities say thousands of people have left the besieged and heavily bombarded city of mighty you pull the civilian convoy of more than 160 vehicles left. the city which has been surrounded by russian soldiers for 2 weeks. 400000 people are still trapped there without food, water, or electricity. several russia strikes have targeted ukraine's capital keith. at least 2 p

that key believe you should have access to the pacific ocean. but in the same interview, he said that he was not going to do that. however, the political opposition has used and is accusing a precedent, a feel of treason a china is battling it's worse. corona virus outbreak since the pandemic began the extremely contagious, very known as stealth on the kron is challenging the government's 0 code. 1900 strategy. katrina, you reports from beijing. dylan province in china's northeast is the latest at the center of the country's corona virus outbreak. with hundreds of cases confirmed that in the past few days, mass testing is underway and a makeshift possible designed to accommodate 1500 is now open. for the south, similar scenes in the city of ching dow. people that have been ordered to take corporate 19 tests by community medical workers. almost on archer, we have set up 6 testing sites in our community due to the tight shedra we have to conduct testing overnight. so they're not, there were severe cases of the on the con variant. our surging natio

want him to view president castillo is told a member of a press that he should have access to the pacific ocean. but in the same interview, he said that he was not going to do that. however, the political opposition has used and is accusing a precedent, a feel of treason. ah hello, are you watching urgency? or these are the top stories, this our ukrainian authority say dozens of people of left the besiege and heavily bombarded city of merrier poem and civilian convoy of more than 160 vehicles have, has left the city which was surrounded by russian soldiers for 2 weeks. 400000 people as still trapped in the city without food, water, or electricity. several rations strikes have targeted ukraine's capital keep at least 2 people were killed when a 9 story residential building was struck. the u. s. is wanting china against helping the russian war effort in ukraine. american and chinese officials met for talks in rome. us officials say china has signaled in might a more score, but by ging denies those claims. should they provide military or other assistance that, of course violate sanctions or, or su

s. truman has generally been deployed to the pacific ocean and the waters of the middle east, but is now in the northern ione and see it's fighter jets and radar plains are patrolling natives, eastern borders, and looking eastward to ukraine. so let me ask you, why. sure, would you expect that to influence the russian president and if so, in what direction? of course it has an influence, often on vladimir, put in when nato is sir showing strength. nato. it's showing it's acting. united nato is moving some additional troops to the eastern flank, to, to poland, to the baltic states, to return to romania. m. this is something that vladimir putin really didn't want to happen. so this is something what he really achieved to. and it's the opposite of his, of his goals. this is, this is really remarkable. or, but i believe also the cert countries on eastern flank like poland or especially the smaller countries like lithuania is tonia. they are really willing to get this attention from, from natal. they want me to, to, to be there. they want me to, to send the signals, even if it's a verbal

s. truman has generally and applied it to the pacific ocean and the waters in the middle east. that is now in the northern ione and see it's fighter jets and radar plains are patrolling nato's eastern borders and looking eastward to ukraine. so let me ask you, why sure. would you expect that to influence the russian president? and if so, in what direction? of course, it has an influence of an on vladimir, put in when nato is sir showing strength. nato. it's showing it's acting. united nato is moving some additional troops to, to the eastern flank, to, to poland, to the baltic states, to reduce the romania m. this is something that for letting me put in, it really didn't want to happen. so this is something what he really achieved and it's the opposite of his, of his goals. this is, this is really remarkable. but i believe also these countries on the eastern flank like poland or especially the smaller countries like lithuania is tonia. they are really willing to get this attention from from natal. they want me to to, to be there. they want me to, to send the signals, even if it'

president of the is told a member of a press that he will not believe you should have access to the pacific ocean. but in the same interview, he said that he was not going to do that. however, the political opposition has you stop and is accusing a precedent, a feel of treason, a ship from the same company, company that had blocked the suez canal was run aground in the united states. the ship called ever forward stopped moving on sunday at chesapeake bay. in the state of maryland efforts are on the way to reflect the $1000.00 foot vessel. it follows last year's incident. we saw the companies.

anthony, for into the pacific ocean is white, where he percent. i think that's why sometimes in the year we look a study askance america. like they kind of crazy and often they craziness. what we're seeing is crazy is they really individualistic. and i think that's certainly true in the u. s. and that creates some of the kind of more while the behaviors. but of course, equally ease, tribal is about, you know, all that stuff. is that conspiratorial thinking, the q and on people, you know, that's a try, that's a status gay, and this stuff is universal. you know, we, you know, we will kind of think of access to it, to a certain degree so that there's certainly no reason at all why we couldn't, at some point, you know, things are getting worse. see stuff like that happening in the u. k. he says gleefully, well, he loves talking to you today. i love reading a social instinct and it's been such an honor to kinda finally meet you and get to kind of grill you on the stuff that i found most fascinating in that book. and i guess, you know, one of the takeaw

we are we cleaned climate air flows to us from asia like all their garbage flows to us through pacific ocean see what happens in los angeles, where hundreds thousands of tons of china garbage is floating, bring it -- we have nice, clean water you are not allowed to put your toe in the water yet you have 25,000 tons of garbage from china, and other countries, in asia, hitting us on west coast the climate out of control unless everybody is going to do it makes us noncompetitive. everybody has to do it. that includes china, russia, and india many other countries. maria: joe biden was hoping china keeps its promises when i had the comes to climate the other day, john kerry said he hopes that the war in ukraine doesn't take the focus off climate for china, do you think china will keep its promises on climate? >> absolutely not. because they don't do that. they see stupid people dealing with, and they just take advantage of it you understand what is happening over there first of all, buying oil from now from iran when i was there didn't allow them to buy they didn't buy anything from iran because

that key is believe you should have access to the pacific ocean. but in the same interview, he said that he was not going to do that. however, the political opposition has used and is accusing a precedent, a feel of treason ah hello, you're watching agency or these are the top stories, the sour, ukrainian authority say dozens of people of left the besiege and heavily bombarded city of mary, a poem and civilian convoy of more than 160 vehicles have has left the city which was surrounded by russian soldiers for 2 weeks. 400000 people as still trapped in the city without food were.

have reserves all the way through energy reserves, natural resource reserves all the way to the pacific oceanh 12 time zones as you go through 12 time zones as you cross this fascination and the gdp never really took off because oligarchs were taking so much of the prophet. fist because oligarchs were taking so much of the prophet. at the time of this _ so much of the prophet. at the time of this recording - so much of the prophet. at the time of this recording there - so much of the prophet. at the time of this recording there is l time of this recording there is a discussion going on at the world bank by $350 million aid package for ukraine. we know this is a fast—moving event but if that goes to what will it fun? give a help fund the budget of ukraine so in this particular instance this package is to add on previous operation that was done by the world bank so it goes to support land reform that ukraine has been undertaking which is critical for its long—term success. and other reforms that are nearing completion before the war broke out. are you effectively then underwriting the cost of wo

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western part of san francisco, continue blocks down the street they're going to fall into the pacific oceanden gate park. there is japanese, chinese, hamburgers, italian, you don't have to cook. you can just walk up and down the street and you can get your cheese. i love it. but the a very multicultural place with people from everywhere. it's just a wonderful environment. i love the richmond district. >> and my wife and i own a cafÉ we have specialty coffee drinks, your typical lattes and mochas and cappuccinos, and for lunches, sandwiches and soup and salad. made fresh to order. we have something for everybody >> my shop is in a very cool part of the city but that's one of the reasons why we provide such warm and generous treats, both physically and emotionally (♪♪) >> it's an old-fashioned general store. they have coffee. other than that what we sell is fishing equipment. go out and have a good time. >> one of my customers that has been coming here for years has always said this is my favorite store. when i get married i'm coming in your store. and then he in his wedding outfit and she in

also plays a key role in nursing pups separated from their biological mothers in the turbulent pacific oceanif not for the aquarium's intervention. and here on the west coast where the species is threatened kevin connor with the aquarium says saving every otter pup is critical. >> when we bring in a pup that has been stranded, when it's ready to be with a mom, we pair them with one of these exhibit sea otters. >> reporter: after a health check by an aquarium veterinarian, their new mothers go to work. >> what is their specific function here at the rehab center? >> their natural instincts equip them to be a better mom than any human being could ever be. so they help raise the pup. >> reporter: they'll only spend about a year being rehabbed. their surrogates familiar with humans will stay at the aquarium and beatith new pups. >> so these exhibit otters essentially prepare rehabbed otters to be reintroduced? >> yes. they prepare them for life in the wild. >> over half of the population growth that we saw in that 20-year period is actually because of the sea otters that we rescued and then rerel

a lot of officials pointed to this threat of the so-called indo pacific ocean of nato .ee the chinese remarks. also, lotta people think the ultimate goal for china is to see a weakened u.s. it is alliance and also a new international order more favorable to a third authoritarian governments . putin losing power would be there ultimate nightwear and most people don't see china pushing alliance russia . >> following a russian strike pickett is unclear to me at this stage whether or not that is the shopping center residential building complex we are reporting on early . clearly, you can see just absolutely appalling images of destruction . it appears to have hit at least in part civilian infrastructure . just a little bit earlier we were seeing firefighters trying to put out a blaze there in one portion of that letter scene of mass construction . is a pocket but like papa lick take as you can see. whatever artillery or perhaps even missiles struck that building . we believe of the house guards of campus life images coming to us from the ukrainian capital . look at you to re

the west coast, alaska, and the pacific ocean.can deliver data on weather phenomena like hurricanes, atmospheric rivers, floods, and wildfires. officials hope the satellite will provide more accurate her prod in the fac mate change. drew: the satellite, when we have wildfires, they can per -- position in over a certain area and find wildfires first and gi awe love to see these high-resolution satellites over the western hemisphere. we are finding thick fog out there this morning, down to zero miles, so a dense fog advisory in effect for the north bay valleys but there is a lot of dense fog out there, lasting until 10:00 a.m. this fog will stick with us for much of the morning, meaning the warming process will be slower. here are santa cruz, a lovely sunrise from this vantage point. we will find partly cloudy skies and temperatures in the 60's. reggie: if you watch the state of the union address, you might have wondered what that silver item was in front of nancy pelosi. it was one of the top google trends overnight. it is an think

they are calling for reinforcements from as far as the pacific ocean.der almost with them in alaska. you've gotten reports tonight the potentially additional weapons are coming in. antitank, antiaircraft weapons on behalf of the ukrainians. dynamics are always changing but ultimately the russians continue to make gains. they are bogged down in kyiv but the air strikes continue across the country. let me move forward to the next map which is pertinent to some other things that you talked about, it's so important, it is the fog of war. do our best to break down facts from fiction about what's actually happening. you have specific flash points which are important. mariupol would connect the land bridge. they are being bombarded. they are turning off lights, water, heat, electricity, they are turning off the internet. it is a total siege. in this city, ultimately the russians are not attempted to occupy it. what they know they can't do is occupy city centers. they have committed almost 90% of their combat force to ukraine and they can't occupy. they put ukr

so they launched an aircraft from aircraft carrier in world war ii and the pacific ocean.ddle of the night. everyone wakes up the next morning, where did they come from, china? if so, japan will be more angry at japan. but nobody knows where the planes came from. it is a secret mission, right? we need a little bit more element of surprise here. we need someone to be surprised how strong we are willing to be or that something doesn't have our fingerprints on it and gee, maybe it came from the united states. >> greg: something like solomont he was a good thing. i'm a little bit more about war analogies. but judge, and of the things that biden did early on was sending kamala harris. i don't know if that was the right symbol for being serious about something. >> judge jeanine: it was a perfect symbol for him. he wasn't serious and neither she. but we are facing a war. there is more infrastructure being destroyed in russia is pushing and pushing and pushing and we keep saying we won't do this and we won't do that. and even if hit within 10 miles of poland, we have to make sure

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we live in a place where the air comes off to 3000 miles of cold, clean pacific ocean. of the best air quality believe or not any major urban center in the world so you can take heart in that maybe that's why the rents are so high, but anyway good air quality, good place to live. warmer this week spring weather in the forecast. all right, bill . thank you. first lady joe biden helped welcome new u. s. citizens at a naturalization ceremony in current county this morning. today's ceremony was part of an observance of cesar chavez day later this week. the 31 new american citizens come from nine different countries, including egypt, el salvador and israel. the naturalization ceremony was held in the community of keen, which is known as the headquarters for the united farm workers, which was organized and led by the late cesar chavez. coming up. 49ers gm john lynch is asked if he would consider cutting jimmy garoppolo sports director mark ibanez has his answer next. also we have a look now at the new episodes of 911 and its spinoff , 911, lone star, and on ktvu tonight, they

that were stopped back in 2015 after more than 140,000 gallons of crude oil spilled out into the pacific ocean. the santa barbara county board of supervisors meeting is underway right now where exxon officials are providing testimony on just why exxon should have the temporary permit approved. >> we've been producing in the county for 40 years. we produced over 600 million barrels without an incident we've been producing in the in the county, in our in our canyon safely and efficiently since the 80's. >> the board of supervisors will only be able to rule on the decision. went all the evidence is presented and the last person speaks soon as the results are in, we will, of be sure to pass along the news to you and to get the latest headlines and updates on the war in ukraine and the impact that it's having on gas. just go to kron 4 dot com. use your mobile device to scan the qr code on your screen. there and you'll be directed to our website. >> my weather time now as we take a live peek outside what's going on there at that golden gate bridge. sick a they'll maybe have some of the construction

long-range climate model forecast, and the hurricane hunters who are out here during the winter in the pacific oceanng to see some of these atmospheric river storms are starting to come in with more intensity and more moisture, occurring as early as october but less frequently. so you get these heavy potential flooding events, but we see these shortened rain seasons moving forward due to climate change. >> this rain season was october and december. >> yeah. >> and that was it. >> that was it. >> january, february, is supposed to be such rain producers. >> it was interesting we had the strongest atmospheric river storm since 2017 in october. then november was dry. then we had a few more in december. now really since the start of the year, high pressure has stayed in control. really a summer-like pattern, which by the way, even if the rain chances h a lot of those better chances will be around the north bay. today, again, we did have a little bit of drizzle for the morning. as we go into tuesday and i think saturday, we'll hopefully make the most of what is usually the typical end of the rain season h

they have now alerted forces on the far east coast of russia near the pacific ocean. will come by rail. it will take them days to get here. that's a signal of how desperate the situation is. we have no evidence of it but he's only got limited reserve cities called up. he may go to a much fuller mobilization, bring out more reserves. he may even go to a full mobilization which would be stunning. i don't have any evidence. i'm speculating because the separation of the north, which is his main effort, it's not going well. putin, we know what he'll do. he'll pull out all the stops, shannon, to succeed. there's not a weapons system in his arsenal that he wouldn't use except nuclear weapons, in my judgment. if you needed to use chemical weapons to help him, he would do it. he weapons, he is use them on ukrainian armed forces. the lessons learned from that are staggering. he's all in. he's going to keep coming with whatever it takes. >> shannon: it certainly sounds like after the conversation had with emmanuel macron today from france. that he fears the same, he interpreted

coming essentially from the asian front of russia, passing through the straits here into the pacific oceannceivably, to reinforce either with troops or materiel the effort in ukraine. what would it tell you about the state of the russian military, a, the state of the campaign in ukraine and the state of the russian military writ large if they're having to find resources over here and take the long haul all the way over here. >> right. well, i think, you know, obviously this is a testament to the problems the russians are having. to me, it's an acknowledgment of the depletion of many of their combat units don't know what's on these ships, troops or materiel. but the russian far east is already thinly defended. so if the russians are now pulling forces or materiel from 11 time zones away, acknowledging that the sail time which is quite substantial to actually get them to ukraine, i think is quite a statement about the state of things with the russians and the depletion of their combat forces and materiel for that matter in ukraine. >> one last one, director clapper. you mentioned the mosaic.

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