in phoenix here i sometimes get the impression this isn't pietschmann for impeachment sake is this too is to damage the president i mean if we look at the the the membership of the u.s. senate the republican caucus there's no reason to believe that they're going to go along with this at all as a matter fact if there is ever as a senate trial at least trump and his people be able to call witnesses unlike the situation in congress right now without him ship i mean if we seeing a trivial as they shouldn't of the impeachment process is this is what we've gotten down to you can't beat him at the at the ballot box so you beat him through a fake and in pietschmann process go ahead in phoenix. yeah i'm going to have to agree wholeheartedly i mean you can look at the previous impeachment proceedings in 1998 and nixon those proceedings started from an actual investigation and this iteration the investigation was supposed to be the more a report that gave democrats what they needed in order to move forward impeachment but that was a nothing burger so instead we have an investigation not an invest

maxwell in phoenix he's a republican strategist and the state director of the black conservative federation in washington we have christopher barron he is a conservative strategist as well as the president of right turn strategies and in st paul we cross to david schultz he is the hamelin university professor of political science all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means he can jump in and out in time any time you want right christiane let me go to you 1st in washington d.c. i watched some of the hearings they're very boring frankly i don't really know what they're talking about i don't see the purpose of it here but one thing that i find really disturbing during all of it is because i know a lot about ukraine i live in this part of the world i follow it very very carefully the people testifying about ukraine their ukraine firster is they don't know much about the country that make that that's a double whammy for me not only is it useless what they're saying is useless. but the outcome of all of this i think is a much bigger more worrisome picture here as the last line in my

regarding process as you please let me let me go let me go to phoenix r.c. i want to give you the last 30 seconds here to the swamp needs to be drained it's not it's not happening last 25 seconds go to you. well it's not happening although impeachment has been a boom for the president and republicans in terms of fundraising at the same time there is a widening kind of nks to monks trump supporters towards the president wondering why he's continuing to hire people who are never trampers and people who are quote unquote aligned with the deep state and additionally you know there are this angsty has to be resolved by the president the president needs to vet these people a little bit better and he needs to make sure that he does what he promised the american people he was going to do what donald trump made him donald trump made him famous i mean he made himself famous by 2 words you're fired that's all the time we have gentlemen many thanks to my guests in phoenix washington and in st paul and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at r.t.c. a next time and

. >> en julio pasado las 10 iglesias de phoenix que recibieron los inmigrantes.ue no han compartido su dinero. >> asÍ luce el lugar. >> las iglesias usaron sus propios recursos, usaron recursos de sus diezmos. reportera: algunas organizaciones recibieron $200,000 en phoenix y ni un solo centavo. >> nosotros como iglesia respondimos. arantxa: nos vamos a nebraska. el miedo de esta comunidad es palpable. hay tarjetas de intensificaciÓn. es el primer estado que tiene esta cooperaciÓn y al no poder incluir la pregunta de ciudadanÍa ahora quiere recoger el estatus de ciudadanÍa como de lugar. >> el estado de nebraska se convirtiÓ en el primero sobre los datos de la licencia de conducir. despuÉs de que la corte suprema eliminÓ la pregunta de la ciudadanÍa del censo 2020. >> el gobierno seguramente harÁ esfuerzos y mecÁnica que van a desafiar las decisiones. reportera: e intensificar las campaÑas para que poblaciÓn latina participe del censo sin problemas. >> no se le va a preguntar por el estatus migratoriono se les va preguntar si tienen hÚngaras, si tienen mÁs gente

tomorrow in 2014 a swiss mining conglomerate the solway group reopened a dormant nickel mine at the phoenix site near lake is about the largest lake in guatemala then came the stories illnesses skin rashes air pollution water shortages failed crops poisoned fish and then in march 2017 lake is about 200. angered by the government's slow response to the grievances the local fishermen seeing and blockaded the mine bringing operations to a standstill the standoff lasted weeks costing the company millions pressure began to mount and the local authorities to end the blockade on march 27th tensions at the phoenix mine boiled over the journalist carlos truck was there with his camera that only saw no money just assume the like a demand that the skull orders $1.00 of the most to let it in we went up to the mine a tough past 12 and already we could see that the riot police had been deployed as well as us special orders and the seattle is there a point here and it all seems rather premeditated so that the local police forces supplemented the riot police that they start to fire tear gas and then restar

krisher began to mount and the local authorities to end the blockade on march 27th tensions at the phoenix mine boiled over the journalist carlos truck was there with his camera that really saw no money in the luggage him and the disco orders. to let it. we went up to the mine a tough past 12 and already we could see that the riot police had been deployed as well as a special offers on the seattle is there a point here and it all seems rather premeditated so that the local police forces supplemented the riot police they start to fire tear gas and then restart our life rounds. at that moment in the middle of everything when you see all these tear gas flying about you see they start firing was when i was able to document with my camera i didn't just see them either a fisherman carlos i actually document them and they let me see not believe discovered a couple of mass one of several. that night truck went on they call news channel to give his account carried what have. i. got about 5 which contradicted the official version given on the same broke last by a police spokesman who said they weren

of the phoenix, about transformation and the message that the theme of the phoenix provides, we allthe power to transform our world for the better. we have to provide teachers with curriculum online, our curriculum is in two different languages and whether it's lesson plans or student fact sheets, teachers can use them and we've had great feedback. we have helped public and private schools in san francisco increase their waste use and students are working hard to sort waste at the end of the lunch and understand the power of reusing, reducing, recycling and composting. >> great job. >> i've been with the department for 15 years and an environmental educator for more than 23 years and i'm grateful for the work that i get to do, especially on behalf of the city and county of san francisco. i try to use my voice as intentionally as possible to suppo support, i think of my grandmother who had a positive attitude and looked at things positively. try to do that as well in my work and with my words to be an uplifting force for myself and others. think of entering the job force as a treasur

right now in phoenix, we are already seeing some of that happening.ting whole new categories of jobs that never existed such as technicians. lastly, the other thing that often is not discussed is around how mobility is an important part of employment. giving people access to jobs is how they are going to be able to get those jobs. tothe united states, over 20 30 million americans are not able to get drivers licenses for any number of reasons. those are some of the ways we hope to be part of the solution. taylor: thank you for joining us. conference is the veteran of the advertising industry and founder of wpp. i spoke with him earlier to get his views on political ads run by tech companies. >> the media, any medium is responsible for the content that flows through their pipes or on their pages or screens. i think the basic question is whether tech companies are media companies in this particular area and a number of other areas or whether they are media companies. i remember i did an interview at the advertising festival in cannes. like lube --panies

why the phoenix?applause ] >> jimmy: yeah yeah, that's so great. now let's talk about "frozen 2" because i just -- honestly, my kids loved it. i have a 6-year-old and a 4 1/2. and they loved everything. of course, i was in front of them going, "get out of the way. [ light laughter ] i was so into it i loved everything i'm like, "oh, my gosh wait, what?" i loved every part of it yeah [ laughter ] you were fantastic >> thank you >> jimmy: and i love that you got to use your beautiful voice as well. your singing voice >> yes, yes, it was my dream my dream to do a disney film >> jimmy: really >> i've been singing disney lullabies to my son since he was born and then, you know, before i could announce that i was doing it and i knew the song, i sung it to him every night. and then, when he finally saw the movie, he just thought that they were animating our bedtime routine. [ laughter ] you know, he's like, "but you do that with me. oh, they animated what we do." >> jimmy: oh, my god >> that's how he made se

we think the rollout will be city by city, incremental, so we will continue to expand in metro phoenix from there. we have already driven in 25 cities and testing in new ones. we have started testing in miami and los angeles. taylor: have you ridden in one? what is it like? dan: i definitely have. it is an important part of our culture at waymo as far as to try our own products. it is an incredible experience. we think it brings a bit of independence, privacy, time to yourself. we think the rollout will be city by city, incremental, so we will continue to expand in metro phoenix and go on from there. we have already driven in 25 cities and testing in new ones. we have started testing in miami and los angeles. taylor: have you ridden in one? what is it like? dan: i definitely have. it is an important part of our culture at waymo as far as to try our own products. it is an incredible experience. we think it brings a bit of independence, privacy, time to yourself. i believe it is a whole new product. taylor: that was waymo chief product officer dan chu. the sixth season of formula e is ha

kalen.rmand and phoenix wang at theo selina top of the hour. bull market. now the dow as well. ther this morning, vice-chairman of global wealth morganent at stanley. this is bloomberg. good morning. ♪ viviana: you are watching "bloomberg surveillance." let's get your bloomberg business flash. shares of uber are lower in premarket trading, disappointing fourth-quarter results. lack of gains in bookings and monthly act of users. still uber beat estimates. by 2021 it pledges to turn a profit. xerox has beat a 57-year-old venture with fuji films, selling 27% to its japanese partner. the price, two point $3 billion. the partnership was one of the oldest tieups between an american and japanese firm. last year there were talks that xerox and fuji film would merge, but investors opposed the deal. reportedly ramping up the push into private equities. elliott management recently raised $2 billion for private equity-style takeovers. regulatory says potential deals include buyouts of publicly traded businesses and carving out divisions of companies. that

sits on power line with the phoenix rising above.ear from her and the healing she hopes the piece symbolizes. >>> lot of reaction from exclusive interview with the teacher from milpitas hospital, wore black face in class. david carter says hrry, is it enough to save his job? >> community and naacp weighing in as district continues to investigate. there's been mixed reaction to the whole thing. >> even the mayor says his office is flooded with calls, majority supporting the teacher. nccap chapter president does not. hard to tell if the reaction will sway the school district. >> i feel i have opened up something i didn't want to open up. >> reporter: david carter made emotional apology in interview this week. engineering instructor said he was paying tribute toibm commer when he wore dark makeup and skullcap on halloween. said he's sorry and wants to return to the school. >> at least there can be a discussion about the history of persecution in this nation. >> reporter: also met with silicon valley naacp. president said he's not buying

. >> it's not so much a phoenix rising from the ashes as a memory reshaped from piles of dirt. the coffee neighborhood park in playground. the fife acre project will be an improvement. there's always someone who can find an issue. >> i don't want to complain. >> long time resident lives across the street. he's sentimental about what used to be than excited what will. considering the $3 million price tag. fund pd by the state and fema. >> when i see so many things that need to be fixed. the price tag that's put on this park seems excessive. >> it's not that simple. when dealing with federal and state funds, every dollar is earmarked. it comes out of a pot for a specific purpose. >> they don't make it easy. >> city manager has heard the comments before. getting money back from the feds and state is time consuming and exacting. moving money from one pot to another would violate guidelines. >> we're working on a different set of rules. and maximize the federal and state funding coming? >> bottom line in this $3 million project the city will spend $180,000 and that money cannot go a

in phoenix we are seeing that happening.creating categories of jobs that never existed before. technician.v the other thing that is not discussed is around how mobility is an important part of employment. giving people access to jobs is how they will get those jobs. in the united states, 20 million to 30 million adult americans licenses, soiver's between the creation of jobs and getting access, those are ways we hope to be heart of thi the solution. the techttending economy conference, the founder of wpp. i spoke with him earlier to get his views on political ads run by tech companies. >> any medium is responsible for the content that flows through their pipes or on their pages or on their screens. the basic question is whether tech companies or media companies in this area and other areas, or whether they are media companies, that is the big question. i did an interview at cannes 10 years ago and had four tech companies including google, facebook, microsoft, and the first question i asked, are you tech companies are media c

we think the rollout will be city by city, incremental, so we will continue to expand in metro phoenixrom there. we have already driven in 25 cities and testing in new ones. we have started testing in miami and los angeles. taylor: have you ridden in one? what is it like? dan: i definitely have. an important part of our culture at waymo as far as to try our own products. it is an incredible experience. we think it brings a bit of independence, privacy, time to yourself. i believe it is a whole new product. way chiefat was product officer dan chu. formula e is happening in saudi allia, where the slickest electric vehicles battle outside every aunt, all powered by lucent. ed ludlow -- lucid. ed ludlow has the details. seconds,to 60 in 2.8 and all from an electric motor, this is formula e. the all electric cousin of formula one. started in racing 2014, cars could not complete the race on a single charge, but since last season that has changed. thanks to this battery pack, built by a california company called lucid. >> we use our proprietary expertise, particularly modeling and thermal con

of the 20 cities making up the index, phoenix, charlotte and tampa saw the biggest gains.ome prices ricing in the sun belt where house somhing more affordable than east or west coast. >> what is today's housing data telling us about the housing market overall? odetta curby is deputy chief economist at a financial corporation and joins us to bach talk about that. odet, welcome back. nice to have you again. we have a lot of data to go through. but if you could give me an umbrella of how you see the state of housing in the u.s. right now. >> absolutely. the housing market is really has momentum going right now. as you can see from the new home sas data, the lower mortgage rates are pushing people to buy homes where they can. and you can see from the s&p case-schiller we have the situation of high demand against limited supply of homes for sale, resulting in faster house price appreciation, especially in the sun belt cities. overall, you know, you can characterize this market by increasing demand but very limited inventory for sale. >> why now? why are we seeing this accelerat

. >>> now to a deadly hostage standoff in phoenix, arizona. four people were injured including two police officers during the long ordeal over the weekend. the 32-year-old suspect died from his injuries. abc's marci gonzalez has more. >> reporter: police in phoenix on the scene of a deadly six-hour-long hostage standoff that left several people injured, including two police officers. >> it was chaotic. >> reporter: the 911 calls coming in around 9:00 saturday night with reports of a man inside a home holding two women at gunpoint. >> the call was of shots being fired and that there is people inside that residence that were not being allowed to leave and that there was concern for their safety. >> reporter: s.w.a.t. teams surrounding the home, officers negotiating with the gunman for hours before they say it erupted into chaos. both hostages shot along with the suspect and an officer. in the confusion, another officer bitten by a police k-9. >> we're trying to make sure we're saving people's lives. so things happen, and unfortunately one of tho

. >>> next to the hostage standoff and gunfight in phoenix. police responding to a 911 call, two women held inside a home at gunpoint. after hours of negotiation, the suspect opening fire. the two victims and two officers shot or injured. here's marci gonzalez. >> reporter: tonight, police on the scene of a six-hour hostage standoff in phoenix. leaving several people injured, including two police officers. >> i can just tell you, it was chaotic. >> reporter: the 911 calls coming in around 9:00 p.m. saturday night with reports of a man holding two women at gunpoint inside a home. >> the call was of shots being fired, and people inside the residence that were not being allowed to leave. and there was concern for their safety. >> reporter: s.w.a.t. teams surrounding the home. officers negotiating for hours before they say it erupted into chaos. both hostages shot along with the suspect and an officer. amid the confusion, a police officer bitten by a police k9. >> we're trying to make sure we're saving people's lives. things happen. >> reporter: w

. >>> powerful storm moved into the phoenix area today bringing tornado warnings, heavy rain and wind. check out this video of a driver stuck in floodwater. a good way to get yourself killed, the phoenix fire department successfully rescued this driver from a car with no injuries reported. closer to home, caltrans temporarily across the highway starting tomorrow at 5:00, mud creek slide at 9:00 sunday morning with the big sur area ahead of the big storm area. >> they shot big sur down about a year south of the border because of the mudslides. as i just said the same spot where a massive slide shot on the highway for months a couple years ago. >>> a thanksgiving storm delivered a generous helping of snow to the san gabriel mountains, take a look at that, hard to believe the wintry landscape was a quick driver from a doubt, sentence. caltrans was a shut down all roads leading to big bear and chains are required in the area, back into the bay area, look at that, pretty nice day to enjoy skating, that is the embarcadero holiday ice rink. definitely needed a jacket with cooler temperatures

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this is called ridge key phoenix. it is made up of 12,000 individual keys. all of them were collected from various homes here in butte county that burned in the camp fire. the artist behind this project, jessica mercer said she turned these keys into a phoenix that is seen rising from the ashes. >> all the personalized keys making out some details to try to make this look joyful as much as i could even though memory was sparse. you look at paradise elementary school, we lost that school. i get to work with those kids every day and it is beautiful. to know that their key is on here, that they don't have the school anymore and that they are sharing a school is so powerful. there is a diary key from a seven-year-old. she told me to keep her secret safe. this goes so much further than art. >> the ridge key phoenix sculpture sits in central paradise. that was just one of a number of tributes that were unveiled today here in this community as people here stopped to mark a very somber anniversary. as you drive around the town of paradise and the surrounding communi

this is called ridge key phoenix. when you take a closer look at the sculpture you will see it is made up of 12,000 individual keys. all of those keys were collected from various homes that were destroyed the camp fire one year ago. the artist on this project is jessica mercer and she said she wanted to turn those keys into this phoenix that is rising from the ashes. >> there is so much depth to each key and its legacy. generationally or individually. it is pretty profound. and the trust that people gave me for a year, i don't know how to say thank you except what i did was give it right back to the people. i never owned it, we owned it. i look forward today to letting everyone have it back. and i want to bring people home. i just hope like my father today when he finally gets up here that some of us that are coming back for the first time on this beautiful day that they will know that here you are safe in the space. >> reporter: a truly moving tribute to those who lost their lives in the camp fire and the ridge key p

i don't get to say that very often with heavy rain in phoenix.emperatures outside aren't that cold. that's the good enthuse. you want to go shopping, it's not brutal out there. here's the next couple of days. we're going to go down. we're going to see this much colder air work into the forecast. rainfall through the midwest. and into chicago and into ohio. the problem is these current temperatures that you have right now are going to slide enough to make significant cold air for snow and ice over the alleghenys and all of new england as we work our way into the weekend. there it is, it's out west. it's thousands of miles away, but it's on its way. the track takes it over ohio, into pennsylvania. by the time we work our way into sunday morning and sunday afternoon, it will be snowy and it will snow for a couple of days. so once you get stuck in new england with this and you can't get home, you're going to to be stuck for a couple of days. keep it in mind. try to get out early if you can. but tomorrow would be a good day to make some new plans as y

city neighborhood, not happy about all the tourists showing up to pose on the same steps joaquin phoenix danced on in the "joker" movie. >>> leonardo dicaprio met greta thunberg for a photo. it's been liked 4 million ptime. his impassioned plea for the future of the world. today, saturday, november 2nd, 2019. >> from nbc news, this is "today," with sheinelle jones, peter alexander and dylan dreyer, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> good morning. and welcome to "today." thank you for joining us on this saturday morning. it is chilly outside in new york city. >> it is. my hands are dry. i feel like winter just got here. >> first weekend in november. it will feel like it today. we'll have your full forecast in a few minutes. >>> let's get to our top story this morning. president trump's late-night rally in mississippi. his first since the house voted along party lines to move forward with impeachment proceedings. kelly o'donnell is on the north lawn with more. kelly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, sheinelle. the president hit the road to help the republican candidate f

. >> we are together phoenix rising. >> we are not letting it be a devastation. we are turning it around. and we're making it a positive thing, you know. we're rising literally from the ashes. >> one survivor built this sculpture of phoenix made from thousand keys from lost homes. >> children from the elementary school offered a song of home. >> ♪ from the ashes we will rise ♪ ♪ >> a day so many of us will never forget. that was dan ashley and ama daetz reporting. pg&e kwon seeded its equipment was likely to blame for the fire. if they filed for bankruptcy appear would have more than $10 billion in liabilities for damages caused by the fire. >> meanwhile after the blackout. pg&e has been facing questions about maintains power lines. now a case study from napa valley. a home owner tells the i-team the ewe tielt identified serious dangerous in wires near the home more than a year ago but hasn't fixed it as promised. dan noyes has the story only here on abc 7 news. >> brian lives a half mile away from where the tubs fire started in 2017. high winds blue the flames i

phoenix, los angeles and phoenix, heavy duty rain around delmar yesterday causing flooding. were not getting that yet. we got a shot of rain. 40s-60s with a north wind and it's mild if you don't have the wind it's cold. the system down there is sending moisture to the sierra nevada which is giving them some rain and snow coming in from the lease site. a winter weather advisory is out until 7:00 to make most of this as above lake level but there has been a dusting at lake level. 4-6 inches above 7500 feet. 60s and 70s. the north wind is warm in the north but not so much in the south. quiet on thursday. rain and snow is on the way for next wednesday and thursday for us. >>> still ahead. demonstrations expected today on the cal campus. next, what we know about the visit of ann coulter, the conservative commentator, after a previous trip to cal was canceled because of security reasons. >>> the reason a popular travel website says tourists should avoid planning a trip to big sur. i'm ládeia, and there's more to me than hiv. there's my career... my cause... and creating my dream h

we're rising literally from the ashes. >> one survivor built in sculpture of phoenix made from 12,000 people mo lost homes. >> children from the local elementary school offered a song of hope. ♪ back from the ashes we will rise ♪ ♪ >> and that was dan ashley and ama daetz it's equipment was blamed for the fire. >>> after last month's blackouts and wildfire pg&e has been facing questions about the power lines. a case study from napa valley, a home owner tells the i-team, the utility identified serious danger in wires near his home more than more than a year ago but hasn't fixed it as promise. dan noyes has the story only here on abc 7. >> reporter: brian lives a half mile from where the tubs fire in 2017. high winds blue the flames away from his house. >> santa rosa killing more than 20 and destroying more than thousands of homes. dern yan tells me he has spent more than six figures creating a defensible space. removing trees, trimming others. installing a generator so the well water keeps flowing if water is needed. power lines here drop through tall vegetation and trees feed away. >>

. >> we are together phoenix rising. >> we're fallout just letting it a be a devastation. we're turning it around and making it a positive thing, you know. we're rising literally from the ashes. >> one survivor built in sculpture of phoenix made from more than 12,000 keys from people who lost their homes. >> children from the local elementary school offered a song of hope. ♪ back from the ashes we will rise ♪ ♪ >>> such a resilient community. that was dan ashley and ama daetz report. pg&e conceded its equipment was likely to bliem for the fire it filed bankruptcy and estimated more than $10 billion in liabilities for damage caused by the fire. >>> now, okay, building a better b.a.r.t. is a part of building a better bay area to make room for the new you have to take out the old. that happened yesterday. sky7 captured the old b.a.r.t. car being trucked to the recycling yard. abc 7 news reporter david louie has the stoert. >> it's never been done before. how do you move a who-ton b.a.r.t. car and place it on the flatbed truck. the car number 2528 is the first of 669 decommiss

to phoenix, arizona tomorrow. i have no idea but we are going to do that test, and it's called voting. his first rally in the state since taking his official residence -- changing his official residence from new york to florida. live coverage starting at seven eastern on c-span. >> a preview of what is available every weekend on c-span three. starting tonight at 8:00 eastern. historian and a park ranger gives an illustrated presentation on boston's role the origins of the revolutionary war. on three pivotal events, the boston massacre, the boston tea party, and the battles at lexington and concorde. this is part of a daylong symposium. >> first lady melania trump welcomes the white house christmas tree. this year tree is a douglas for from pennsylvania. ♪

your skin so to speak such as infrared scanners that are used in vein matching oxygen poor blood in phoenix absorbs more in from around tissue so that vein patterns can be matched. scientists are currently developing technology that can recognize a person on the basis of their heartbeat. others are working on identifying a person by their brain waves. sounds like biometrics super practical i no longer need those endless letter number and character password combinations happy days or is there a catch we talk to professor christoph minor to find out if teachers internet technologies and systems at a part of them based research institute was more secure of as a possible words or biometrics. think up look is that we should be using your fingerprint to log in it's obviously more convenient than you just put your finger on the reader are identified and then you're in. that's much easier than typing a password the last words are often we get hacked they're a little out of date of what password protected systems are easy to implement that's probably why they're so common. that. for years that's a c

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player steph curry, faces a spell on the sidelines, after breaking his hand in wednesday's loss to the phoenixplayer — suffered the injury during the third quarter of the game. x—rays confirmed he'd broken his left hand, after an awkward fall. it's the second successive season curry‘s been injured in the early weeks. the warriors have got off to a slow start this season — losing three of their four games so far. of course it hurt. but it gives the young guys an opportunity and we will need to make up for it by playing hard and playing better and maybe showing how well we can play while he is out. he is a valuable piece of our team but i feel we will stay positive and wish him the best. we don't know how long he will be out but we still have games to play. on to tennis — and the world number one ashleigh barty is through to the last four at the season—ending wta tour finals in shenzhen, china. barty — the reigning french open champion — bounced back from her shock defeat against kiki bertens on tuesday, to beat the number 6 seed petra kvitova in straight sets in herfinal match of the round robi

phoenix accident scottsdale, las vegas. we had a teeny bit but the focus for us at least today is wind. i think a week from today it will be rain. anywhere from 40 to 42 near the airport. gusts near 40-miles-an-hour. highway 29, napa, watch out. also fairfield, there is 35-miles-an-hour, and up in the -- mount diablo is still 53. 60 for some, 40s for others. there is a huge threat, national valley, 42. others are running significantly cooler by 9:00 and 10:00. hayward and livermore and concord. if you have the north wind, we had a rain last night. san jose and the santa cruz mountains. san jose had a .05, and a really dynamic pattern. looks like things are changing here. today, 60s and 70s. we have to deal with the wind. red flag advisory until tomorrow morning. very cold. head's up, one more wind event. >> all right, steve, thank you. 7:54. border patrol says a 16-year-old boy smuggled drugs across the u.s.-mix border. coming up, the unique toy he reportedly used that almost helped him get away with it. >>> also, how many

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