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it is part of this area of low pree circulating into our coastline as we head into sunday morning.s is an all day event really. suny morning into sunday afternoon. y monday we are seeing heavier pos impacting that coastline. a little bit instability in the ae means we can see a lightning strike or two, hear a little bit bit thunder activity. but that's that's just monday alone. as wek at rain totals with the system, it's still up in the air because because that is still formulatig in the pacific. it can strengthen into the next couple days. what we are looking at is a quarter inch to half inch on . > >> let's take a look at the roas this friday morning. we have a crash near altamont pass on west west bound 580 near grant line road. it looks like things are still in the process of getting that cleared out. if you are a super commuter, give yourself extra time. it's a 39 minute drive from 205 to 680. a live look at the san mateo bridge, cars are starting to pile up but but it is not bad. 13 month its from 880 to highway 101. golden gate bridge, not many cars now.s 20 minutes from state r

we sought every day, we take people through how we got the trades down, how we got thw pree vaccin alsouinely the wealth gap in the country was shrinking. unemployment is at a historic low, a really well done job by the administration. the media tries not to acknowledge it, they try to ignore it, so was very boring for me to put this book out to remind people of what was done, and to tell people how it happens. >> as your father-in-law to read all this? >> actually he told me he started reading it, which i was surprised because he so busy these days. i didn't show it to him before, because he would have a few edits and changes -- [laughter] >> and i wanted to be my story and my, and i think donald trump was an outsider candidate, they went to washington, we did it in a very unconventional way, and there was a lot of resistance because he did it in an unconventional way. and i think that what you need is that you need people who are not from washington going into washington the way our founding fathers designed it, they need to serve and focus on results and that's what he did. it wasn't

>> there is a racialized p pree preemption.rumps the lower authority, in this case the state would trump the city. there is a racialized version that have going on in jackson and mississippi in general. many mayors have asked for fixes to the system and it's not occurred. they've blocked many tax policies, proposals to generate more revenue. in addition, states and counties have not invested in people in jackson, in terms of this overall economic development. if you're not building new structures, new businesses and the like, you're not going to get infrastructure built around it. the lack of overall investment in people throttles the amount of income revenue that people in jackson have to contribute to their own infrastructure. so i think what needs to happen is to put pressure on the governor, not just have the governor cry for help when a disaster hits, but to really invest in all of its residents, including those in jackson. >> got to be proactive. andre perry, we're out of time. thank you so much. >>> we're continuing to f

. > >> i want to mention as low pree pushes in from the north, it is going to start troughing. so for for now, we are still in a modee section due to the fire just off off closer to tahoe, but heading but heading into this afternoons are going to start pushing in from the south, actually. the southeast and that is going to e the forecast for us completely.l talk about that in just a bit. r now, over to you jocelyn. >> reporter: thanks, jess. > >> we are going to start off wih the crash in vallejo. the number vallejo. the number 4 lane is blocked westbound on i-80 due to to that crash. again just expect expect delays there. keep that n mind as you head out the door. l keep you updated on this. we'll lock over at the san mateo brid. this innings are starting to ge. it is about a 13-minute drive fm 880 over to 101. > >> the bay bridge you are definy seeing a back-up. the metering lights turned on the at 5:50. >> does not look good out therer a monday morning. > >> starting today, you can watch can watch us right after this nt on our sister station, 44 cable 12 and our streaming se

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le of pree new home construction will stop sale of pre existing homes will stop.home values will plummet on topd of your iras. keep in your four one ks. keep in mind, when trump left office, the average fixed rate 7 mortgage was two point 77%. 30 year fixed rate mortgage. now under biden, it is overa 30 six percent and it is now getting higher. mort year oump, a 30 mortgage on a five hundred thousand dollar house with a 20% down payment,t had a monthly payment of one thousand six hundred and thirty seven dollarsyou bu. you buy that same house today, $ it will cost you two thousand three hundred and sixty nine bucks a month, a seven ference.hundred and thirty dolls difference. now, make no mistake, this hurt hurts low-income americans,fixe middle income americans and especiallys those that are on fixed incomes. and simply put, joe bidents and hinos fellow democrats,ty m they are now destroying the american dream for pretty much everyone attempting tog tol climb the ladder and those just trying to hold on . two thirds of americans now, they live paycheck to paycheck

every single family has access to affordable quality care and ensuring protections for individuals' pree existing conditions so that survivors like kerrigan will never be denied the coverage and care they need. i'm honored to know and represent such a brave young woman and will not stop fighting for her and every young person battling cancer. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? >> ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. cline: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise to recognize dr. daniel harrington, the vice dean of virginia tech carillon school of medicine in roanoke, virginia, set to fire this month after 14 years of service. he attended west virginia juft for both his under graduate and medical degrees. he took a residency at the juftof virginia it was there he learned about the residency program which would give him a chance to develop something that was all his own. he took that opportunity in 1990 and he and h

it still is pree-eminent manufacturers. >> this is boeing.this is not the case of we don't need china. we love to get things out with china. they have a finishing center they haven't put into use yet. they want to supply the chinese commercial aviation market at this point, it looks like it is anyone's guess when it will happen will we see normal trade relations? >> it real as i important, phil. especially now, it seems we have global issues in terms of the gdp and growth and everything else. without china, we had senator tom cotton on yesterday. he said we have to stop doing business with the leading memory chip maker in china i took that as if you have a problem with china in general, there are a lot of things we are not that we gotten used to. that is a different world. it is better if we don't go there. >> what is the market cap the boeing if they can't do business >> all the way at 888 now $75 billion, phil. staggering >> right right. these guys need china. the commercial planemakers need china. you know who is still doing business in ch