let's turn to ross gerber.looks as though most of the investor base retail and the big shareholders are doing the same. ross: yeah. iger is a phenomenal executive. nelson peltz has wasted so much time and money. he has made a ton of money now on this activists campaign. i think disney will win this solidly with the backing of the institutional shareholders as whole as many retail shareholders like we are. the bottom line is this is how is nelson peltz going to do anything better for disney other than cut costs? that has already happened. ed: mr. gerber, whether mr. peltz is absurd or not he set out in a manifesto a lot of grievances focusing on the streaming business. let's say whatever happens, say iger is successful, the question mr. peltz raised was how you get that streaming business to profitability without depending on a strategy that is raising prices for consumers while cutting the cost of content production? do you have firm in your mind an answer to that question? ross: shogun. that is the answer. whe

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breaking news, this our car belonging to a former and you trade and intelligence office, a defective to ross, you explodes in moscow and that's according to an ard t, russian authorities sold the, essentially, the roches are involved, the city. and the goal is nice if i q racing i made the rising water level after a major down breach. russia continues to threaten to use the nuclear weapons companies from minnesota funds speculations about on the ledge of rocks and new kids to read or live or failing to name those who knew his country less manufacturer we ago the kind of the welcome to on to international i a michael caught you up with the latest updates. now we start with the breaking news. this our car has exploded in moscow leaving one passing injured. and our diesel says reveals that the vehicle belongs to a familiar train and a security officer by city prisoner off to co operated with moscow after the might into in $2014.00 a. correspond to charlotte, the bass gate report from the see national. does it good to have you join me? what do we know right now so far above the car? explosion of

ross childs fascinating family love them or hate them. sean stone. thank you so much and be sure to check out his book called new world order. thank you so much for this conversation, shawn. thanks for having me. no, that's good to see you. all right, that is going to do it for today's episode of modus operandi the show that dig deep into foreign policy and current affairs. i'm your host manila chance. thank you so much for turning in. we'll see you again. next time to figure out the m. o, the take a fresh look around his life. kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion by how of tired vision with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify will confuse really once a better wills, and is it just as a chosen few fractured images presented as 1st can you see through their illusion going underground? can the russian states never as one of the most sense community best of all sense of the in the 6595 must be the one else calls question about this even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin media mission, the state on the ru

ross gerber joins us now in a fox business exclusive.ou're saying immediately replace this board. >> yeah. i mean, how many mistakes can a board make? if i mean, you've got the pay package issue in delaware. we know that it's not an independent board even though they've disclosed in documents that they are independent when it's actually not true. and now the fact that they've done nothing to stop the toxic behavior from the tesla ceo, elon musk, on twitter daily that now we all know has absolutely damaged the brand, and the board has done nothing. not only are they not independent, they basically all work for elon, and we know this. they've been sued and they have to give back $750 million of compensation that they were overcompensated for. and at some point you've just got to say this board needs to be replaced, and i'm saying it. liz: okay. but the board cannot control a berlin gig factory problem -- gigafactory e problem, chinese car companies coming up with with huge competitive forces in a are short time, you know? let's keep that i

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there ross. child's fascinating family. love them or hate them. sean stone. thank you so much and be sure to check out his book called new world order. thank you so much for this conversation, shawn. thanks for having me. no, that's good to see you. all right, that is going to do it for today's episode of modus operandi. the show that dig deep into foreign policy and current affairs. i'm your host, me know a chance. thank you so much for turning in. we'll see you again next time to figure out the m. o, the, the russian states. never as one of the most sense community best english. i'll send some of the same assistance to father speedy. what else calls question about this? even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin mission, the state on the russia to day and split the ortiz full neck team and our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube tv services. for the question, did you say a request, which is the known in vietnam cemetery was the vietnam war last, it's almost 2 decades and dragged in numerous countries. not any time we have now, and

there ross. child's fascinating family. love them or hate them. johnstone, thank you so much and be sure to check out his book called new world order. thank you so much for this conversation, shawn. thanks for having me. no, that's good. to see you, all right, that is going to do it for today's episode of modus operandi. the show that dig deep into foreign policy and current affairs on your house, me know a chance. thank you so much for turning in. we'll see you again next time to figure out the m. o, the . to take a fresh look around as a life kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power to division with no real opinions. fixtures, design to simplify will confuse who really wants a better world. and is it just as a chosen few fractured images presented to this, but can you see through their illusions, going underground can the this didn't door to those or to, to just don't want that. he said i was missing. so media meetings, officials are for new settings from really similar vehicles. i'm waiting for it o

ross childs fascinating family love them or hate them. sean stone. thank you so much and be sure to check out his book called new world order. thank you so much for this conversation, shawn. thanks for having me. even though it's good to see you. all right, that is going to do it for today's episode of modus operandi the show that digs deep into foreign policy and current affairs. i'm your host, me know, a chance. thank you so much for turning in. we'll see you again next time to figure out the m o the the this didn't do it at those quotes. you just don't want to use it. i will talk you soon. so the media meetings for new settings. finally, some great things. i'm really familiar with. the norm? yes it personally. so it was the one that so this sale be the name is he at the was the east you permission to complete that you'd like to to should get us the book, which is such a thing. and i don't thought a soup. inducing that to, to see the past who so the, the welcome to the cost of full year. we discussed some real in the valley. her, my little sister s

ross childs fascinating family love them or hate them. sean stone. thank you so much and be sure to check out his book called new world order. thank you so much for this conversation, shawn. thanks for having me. even though it's good to see you. all right, that is going to do it for today's episode of modus operandi the show that dig deep into foreign policy and current affairs. i'm your host manila chance. thank you so much for turning in. we'll see you again. next time to figure out the m. o, the the speakers read all the dates that it was making accusations to the west to come through, shooting, appreciate these lovely republic of forensic strain and responsible actions towards disability and safety reach. you, ron, says the west for the appraising it's restrained and leaving its own and action as coincides amounting of unable to vote a war he rob. thing in the middle east also ahead. the idea strikes on the guy the following. one might have relative. com firing it displays apollo stevens returning to the homes of the enclaves. no positive sort o

and then your opinions ross of travel bonds and embargoes over allegations of rights abuses in iran, nuclear proliferation terrorist activities arming russia and aging out of backing the syrian government. some experts say to those will affect the already sanction snow against around uh, including on drones for example, the building of drones. well, that's from the, as in stopped iranians to, you know, produce hundreds of them. i cannot sufficiently stress hall hall and we're on them. nice age of big jo, strategic changes. many, no fear is really retaliation could spark on even wider regional conflict. prompting western leaders to off tel aviv to exercise restraint. us as warrant 8 won't take part in the military country offensive, and the u is calling for calm. v won't to continue our work to the escalate. this is something because we said very clearly, not only on the estimate of what happened last week, but or the before the regional escalation, real benefits, no one. and this is one of the main objectives of our efforts to make sure that there is no further escalation because thi

ross evans said for that person they believed responsible for those for that content.rested and he is now in custody. now, they said that these two investigations are separate, but the police are seeking to establish whether there is any connection between the offences. and superintendent ross evans finished by again urging the public that no media or information about this incident should be shared on social media as an investigation is ongoing. still to come on the world today — donald trump's big day in not one, but two courts. around the world and across the uk. this is the world today on bbc news. donald trump's path to the election appears to be paved with legal woes. there were two cases today, one in washington and the other in new york. in washington, the us supreme court has heard pointed arguments on whether a former president is immune from criminal prosecution over acts carried out while in office. the outcome will determine if he faces trial on charges, he plotted to overturn his 2020 presidential election defeat. a decision isn't expected untiljune. the

not the moment to lose to ross county for the first time.artha thomas sends spurs to wembley for a first ever women's fa cup final, where they'll play manchester united. also coming up on sportsday: can anyone stop scottie scheffeler as he goes for his second masters title on the final day at augusta? hello again. with margins as tight as they are, could this be the day that liverpool and arsenal rue more than any other in the premier league title race? both suffered home defeats, both now trail manchester city at the top of the table. we start at anfield, where liverpool's poor week ended with a 1—0 defeat to crystal palace. patrick gearey reports. # you'll never walk alone... # anfield is a place of full voiced confidence, but perhaps quietly there were also nerves. they had lost 3—0 here in europe in the week, and crystal palace seized on the uncertainty. good position, eze! eberechi eze in all sorts of space — a goal to make you say "wow" indeed. and wow again — minutes later, here wasjean—philippe mateta. he can't have come much closer.

let's bring in ross mayfield for baird. ross, good morning. >> good morning.hanks for having me. >> we saw a pullback in the markets yesterday and yields rise as well. that is part of the dynamic there. in your mind, how much of the rally did you see as we get the fed rate cuts and we are getting as many as three and they are coming sooner rather than later? >> that is a big part of the rally. the market's resilience in the face of three or four rate cuts out of the forecast which we did in q1 as we looked to six to seven and then pare down to three and have a 10% gain and see the momentum continue is a typical resilient move here. you need to see a dovish tilt to the fed. you need a hint to rate cuts rather than holding firm all year. if manufacturing activity like economic activity accelerates or proves too sticky. >> that manufacturing data and pce from friday with the big impact on the markets. you are looking ahead to the jobs data with the jolts and monthly jobs report. in your mind, what do these mean for the market and some of the rally that we've seen

yeah, some your and ross, i can you give us a sense of loss issues like that the conditions you spoke about, the sense of anxiety, how people coping with now the shadow of this plan defensive hanging over them. this is our best friend. the conditions have been desperate here for several months . we don't want in a 1000000 the mall. lydia, that's fine. a split up line and most of us have lost the x rays. many of them are living tenants or a nuisance to get uh, you know, tense made of boxes of slot. they and they have almost nothing. we're living through extremely lowest and essentially conditions extremely more health conditions. there are regular bobbins that the other day that happened the 9 comes to the sound of drones. drones, drones is riley drives. i have to just so many people who have already been through so much i, i don't top of this that dealing with the most uncertain future. we already know the situation is catastrophic hit or the incursion and the operation goes, i had it will be, fall saw was well the wide scale destruction and really a multitude of casualties that on th

on monday morning to strike on a home in the southern city of ross, i killed 9 members of the same family, including a baby witness to say. many of the victims were displaced, palestinian seeking shelter for the night. wanting that you might find some of the images in phoenix, my wires report. distressing and indeed mine is rescued from the 2nd floor of a boomed residential tower of his life sped less with lifelong many others at this neighborhood in rough or whatnot as lucky. and the loved ones they've left behind, cannot imagine moving forward. have been the doctor's rush to help the injured, despite liquid resources amidst the chaos on the hospital floor. richard the cries in pain. the man who rescued fees that she's been opened up in the business. the daughter of my maid, them are coming up with the so far it seems. she's the only survivor from her family. the only survive from the home that was targeted rescue time. she was literally just hanging there on the balcony. attacks on civilians are this talk reality of the life in gaza. even a ceasefire talks resume in nearby egypt. but th

at the time, the most famous such character was ross perot.that george bush sr. would easily be able to stay in the white house for a second term, but nevertheless, the bush team made a serious mistake, they missed ross perot, and rosa perot immediately began to attack the current president of the united states, and since he was in the same niche with him, that is, many of their policy statements coincided, he was craving for fresh faces, bush, the eldest, did not get re-elected, bill clinton moved into the white house, under the already famous slogan , it's the economy that's stupid. then there were also interesting twists associated with the participation of candidates from third forces, however, they were already associated with the defeats not of republicans, like george w. bush, sr., but of democrats. fatal for democrats. in this sense, the elections of 2000 began, when for the seat president of the united states competed with republican george w. bush, then vice president of bill clinton, al gore. we all remember the unprecedented counti

>> ross perot won 19%. and people think that's why bill clinton won. in 2000, al gore trailing by 537 votes. ralph nader got 97,000. this is how impossibly important this could be. >> if rfk jr. can impact the election, even if it is a little swing, who does he help? and who to see her? >> if you know, please tell me. most people do not know. something that could help trump because they like the idea of the conspiracy theories about vaccinations. some people think it will help joe biden because they don't like the way that trump talks about race. at the end of the day there are two or three things we want to make sure. what kind of votes will he get and what percentage. and who will lose the votes more than the other, and where will they go? if it is all in one state, does it matter? probably. >> in terms of legacy, we are talking about the nephew of jfk. does the family have any part with him?>> the entire extended family, we are talking about 50 people and they condemned his candidacy saying it is an affront to the legacy of their name and to his fat

ross.bout the ecuador and peruvian off shoot of the venezuelan gang. chief jason owens said they apprehended a migrant with take toast of the gang. border patrol has made more than 270 gang-related apprehensions. >> these are organized crime -- big organizations and their number one things are violent crime, human trafficking, human sex trafficking is big among these groups. >> live pictures with the fox news flight team. a group that arrived at the texas border of 30 people. but it is whack-a-mole out here. you have scattered groups arriving at the texas border in small clusters and it really puts a lot of burden on these guardsmen out here trying to keep an eye on them and control them as they approach the border here. that is the situation. two different groups. those who want to come to a border like this and turn themselves in and go through the process. if you get a little further west of here in new mexico is where you have more of the people trying to join the ranks of the gotaways.

and that's why ross has a master to the you. what has slow, i'm the west will seen me back in ukraine's actions gets worse and sponsors instead of covering up its crime since and supplying it with more weapons. and ammunition should bear responsibility for their reckless actions by ukrainian political and mean if it is a sort, it is a n for the teen tubs at compromising nuclear safety and security of the global scale. we are talking about 5 days of attacks starting from april. the best when a ukrainian kamikaze drone force took the area of the cargo ports and the nitrogen oxygen station, the next a. and now this slide nearby, april 7th, ukrainian fluid was part of the plants of 3 times injuring sweet people. april 8th, and now they're coming because it almost fell down over the plans. and on april the 9th, the pads pressed service reports of yet another attack. this time on the building housing, the world's only full scale reactor, whole simulator. and what are your friends allies say in the bottle this? that russians should sto

ross child's name forever etched into a world history books. for more on this will turn to find the show. shawn stone. he is a filmmaker historian and author, his book called new world order. a strategy of imperialism is available now. shawn, thank you for making some time for us. so 1st option, jacob rothschild, as i mentioned, she's a 4th generation baron in the u. k. he carried the title lord, so lord jacob is how one might formally address him. why to the mainstream media referred to him in such a way? i mean, what's the difference between lord or baron and the term oligarch? i mean, i feel like the latter is used as a majority of and the other 2 are like somehow good or, or noble. what's your take on that might take is that's the essence of the british empire, right there in these titles. it's something that i think a lot of people sort of and there's a cognitive dissonance around you can call it. and then the ability to, to face the fact that the british have this aristocracy of titles and the, you know, a king. right? things like this th

but 12% is, look, i watched ross perot. i knew ross perot.ative about his overall effect on the election. he knew he had on effect. r.f.k. is a bit overblown. is he on another state. that's good. let's see how far he goes. >> carley: hillary clinton was on with fallon last night. and she gave some friendly advice to people who are unhappy with the trump-biden rematch. watch this. >> yeah. can we talk about the upcoming presidential election? >> oh, no. >> yes, we have to. >> get over yourself. those are the two choices. one is old and effective and compassionate. has a heart and really cares about people. and one is old and has been charged with 91 felonies. [laughter] >> i don't understand why this is even a hard choice. >> and, you know, david, one of the things that is surprising to me about the biden presidency is really that his compassion something that hillary clinton was just talking about there, it's really been called into in numerous occasions. >> hold it i'm a neanderthal who is not back enough because i didn't vote for joe biden

and that's why ross has a master to the you. what has so i'm the west will seem to me back in ukraine's actions gets worse and sponsors instead of covering up its crime. since and supplying it with more weapons and ammunition should bear responsibility for their reckless actions by ukrainian political. i mean, if it is a sort, it is of 10 for the painted at compromising nuclear safety and security of the global scale. we are talking about 5 days of attacks starting from april the 5th. when are you crazy and kind of causing drone forest hit the area of the cargo ports and the nitrogen oxygen station the next day. and now this slide nearby, april 7th, ukrainian food was part of the plants of 3 times injuring sweet people. april 8th. another come because it's almost all down over the plans. and on april the 9th, the past press service reports of yet another attack. this time on the building housing, the world's only full scale reactor, whole simulator. and what are your friends allies say in the bottle this? that rush i should stop

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, that is, it is like a testing laboratory, the ross station will dock russian alliances, alliances,be the first time, but in any case we are building our new ship , yes ptknp, eagle, but now the extreme name was eagle, oh well... maybe it will remain like that, for now while those docking nodes that now exist are intended specifically for the ship - this is a new generation of eagle, for alliances for now there is no such possibility, no, they go together with the iss, everything can be, yes, the alliances will remain on the iss and i think that, well, in any case, there will be a crossover correctly, that is , the iss will not be flooded for at least a year, i think, i think that longer, i think there are very great opportunities, this we have the northern, yes, the northern sea route, a sea route that is being developed on earth, new icebreakers are being built, they have already been laid down, and this shortens the routes, logistics, and just with the station it will be possible... to manage, to help, yes, well, create the equipment that will be necessary for the same ships, ros

>> good question and joining us is drew barrymore and ross mathew this is morning in the latest drew'srybody. thanks for having us. >> good morning. yes. and we are tackling parent issues but you know we're doing out our kind of way. it's a story about cindy crawford. her -- heard of her? [ laughter ] arguably the best model in the history of time so her daughter is going to be going into modeling as well and she wanted to prepare her. and this is where the parental debate starts. so in order to prepare for more modeling guess what she did? showed her videos of models on runway falling down. have you ever seen those videos on youtube? >> oh, yeah. so many. >> yeah. there's so terrifying and i tell drew it's the only reason i didn't go into modeling because i don't want to fall. on the runway. but here's the question. is that setting her -- up for failure or is it preparing her for the potential worse? so anything other than that is good. you are a mom. >> i don't know. i take it as -- like -- hey, don't think that you need to be perfect. other people aren't. you are not. nobody is. and

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>> reporter: good evening jessica and ross. over the past couple of months , tesla has already seen your car deliveries, they see declining stock price and they brought in complaints about cyber trucks. just today, the company announced a 10% reduction in its workforce. a 10% cut in tesla's workforce means about 14,000 employees. in a memo ceo elon musk says the move is necessary to prepare them company for its next wave of growth. some blame musk and others for driving customers away. >> he has made it difficult, he expresses white supremacist views on a daily basis, it's really hard to sell anything in that environment. >> ross garber invest in and drives a tesla but he says he hears from frustrated would-be owners regularly, especially those waiting for the company's new cyber truck. >> tesla taking tons of money for people from cyber trucks that they bought, that should be delivered, that are just not being delivered. >> reporter: layoffs across the tech industry are piling up, now topping 70,000 so far this year. biotech g

police say on their way to ross. they found the suspect. 53 year-old james bell driving recklessly on highway 92. officers say they tried to pull him over but he led them on a pursuit. police say bell eventually crashed into a guardrail which threw him out of the car. he was taken to the hospital and later arrested on several charges to the east bay. now a little girl was killed in a freeway crash near concord over the weekend as kron four's philippe djegal reports the. >> man behind the wheel of the car. she was in is on the run. >> the california highway patrol is searching for a 30 year-old man who was allegedly behind the wheel of an suv that flew off the freeway near concord sunday morning. we're speaking with the. >> for people that got transported to the hospital. they're all stable and expected to recover from their injuries. they're helping piece together who the driver was. a 9 year-old girl did not survive the crash. she died on scene. >> the chp says the suv was the only car involved. it crashed in the di

deanna bhutto, published and you know, an advocate of the policy and cause and in new york. kenneth ross is a visiting professor at the princeton school of public and international affairs. he was the executive director of human rights watch. thank you for joining a me overview. we have an admin panel of lawyers today. i'm not a lawyer can vote. so let's start in layman's language and your view, how strongly is this case? well, it's based on a very simple promise, which is that you should not be arguing a government that is community war crimes, let alone plausible genocide, as the junction court of justice has called it. now, there's actually a precedent for that. she may remember back to the library and president charles taylor, she was convicted of aiding and abetting war crimes, the atrocities and neighbors 0 young, because the army and abusive reveled there. and he's currently serving a 15 year present term in a brother's printer. so there is precedent for now the internet for court of justice is a civil court of criminal court. but is this promise that you shouldn't be army a count

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they're actually telling ross to stop . and let's take a lesson from the us state department spokesperson and russia to withdraw its military and civilian personnel from the plant return full control, the plan to the competent ukraine authorities and refrain from taking any actions that could result in a nuclear incident at the plant but once again, a salt ross of behind these drones strikes that they again, the eas, top diplomat has called reckless so they should be informed in their power as in key of to stop these attacks. because this is what they could lead. so nuclear catastrophe what he of us doing could lead to a nuclear catastrophe. but we're not hearing that from the west. we're not hearing once again, every condemnation for these. again, not only violet eyes but really, really dangerous side. so, but there will be a special meeting according to the i a a that will hold the special emergency meeting to discuss these attacks. and let's see if we will at least hear anything, any words of condemnation from the you or

and ross so that they don't want to evacuate anymore. so we are hearing that this is going to be a slightly different offensive than the ones that we've seen, perhaps more targeted in order to try to comply by those us and all the allied, the moms, the to not cause such a humanitarian catastrophe. and to try to keep civilian casualties, tease to a minimum. but as i say, you know, this could take some weeks we are talking about moving a 1000000 people. and just with are all going to go really remains to be same. terry. rebecca, thank you very much. is always our correspond rebecca richards there in jerusalem as well just over 24 hours, remain in extension granted to pro palestinian protesters a columbia university in new york, before they faced eviction from a protest camper wrecked it on campus. police arrested more than a 100 students last week in an attempt to quell the protest against israel's war and gaza, but the crackdown has inspired other protests at universities. across the united states, several colleges have close campuses and

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thomas is always thank you. israel says that it is still planning and military offensive at the city of ross in southern gaza. and that's despite the fact that it has already withdrawn. many of its troops from the area allies including the united states. a warrant is really against mounting this operation. but it's really prime minister benjamin at yahoo says that it's necessary for the fight against him. offs of the air strikes on rasa seem for me is real, which is for months. so they would be followed up by a ground invasion. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has not softened his line and we will complete the illumination of how much brigades, including in rafa, there is no force in the world that will stop as well. but 6 months into the war is real now face of strong pressure from its main ally, the u. s. terrain in military operations and not to mount a full scale round invasion into rough. we're more than a 1000000 people live in close conditions. we have made clear to israel that we think a full scale military invasion of ross, of would have an enormously harmful effect on those civili

the president's comments came during his speech to top officials from ross of interior ministry, a little busy today. internal and external threats are often intertwined and are directed against our citizens and society to undermine our sovereignty. the main goal of the terrorists and their employers was above all, to so discord and panic, strife, and hatred in our country to divide russia from within. we will not allow this to happen. it is important to identify not only the perpetrators, but also all the links in the criminal chain, the ultimate beneficiaries of this atrocity. we will certainly get to them any information is easily bought and sold, so we will get to those who ordered the terrorist attack. a saw the comprehensive, the trust by flooding message and to representative of the ministry of internal affairs. now with this department, which is currently investigating the terror attack of the 22nd of march at crow coast city hall, which we know gone men of boston and ultimately to the lives of 144 innocent civilians. now the main point from the russian, nita, we'll get the 3rd to

and despite that, despite the fact that they were promised that if they sign this field, ross will be left alone. that's now clearly not the case. it looks like this deal is really on tend to hooks at the moment. it could come crushing that it's been under increasing pressure from at the west for her mouse to agree to it as well. that's what we had politicians from david cameron, the u. k. fonseca treat executor state in the us, anthony blinking really pushing her most of sewing the state. and let's be clear. this was not a deal for a pub and it's just by which many actors, particularly countries in the middle east, have been cooling for a for knows like this is just for c supply for full days. despite that, these west and politicians have described this as being very generous. the does seem to me, there is no, you know this be frank. every generous offer of, you know, sustained 40 days the spot, the release of potentially thousands of palestinian prisoners in return for the release of these hostages has not been in captivity for over 200 days. so i hope i'm asked do take this deal an

it is getting wet from fort ross, fort ross road into jenner area. we're going to take this back the last couple of hours, and you will notice those showers beginning to rotate in. rainfall totals have been a few hundredths to about a few tenths of an inch in the north bay, but a few hundredths of an inch have been reported along the coast as well. with this level one storm that is cold for this time of year as we go, hour by hour, you will notice at 3 a.m. some downpours coming through snow over our higher peaks at 7 a.m. and really just bands of showers will continue to rotate in. we also have the risk of thunderstorms for tomorrow. it is a shaky view from sutro tower as the winds are gusting 39 miles an hour. lahonda 41 mount eminem, atlas peak you're gusting to about 40 miles an hour. i'll be back to let you know if the entire weekend will include this, which is a level one storm for tomorrow. it's going to be brief downpours with the rain chance of thunder, hail and snow on our highest peaks. the full forecast coming right up, diane. >> all righ

good to talk to you, thomas ross. thank you very much.s in public. partial decriminalisation all his decades of debate. the rules on medical marijuana are being relaxed. our berlin correspondentjessica parker reports. # three little birds pitch by my doorstep, singing sweet songs...# it's out in the open. adults in germany can now possess up to 25 grams of cannabis in public — enough to make dozens ofjoints — and grow up to three plants at home. while people like marcel are planning newly—permitted cannabis social clubs. while people like marcel are planning newly—permitted cannabis social clubs. not for tourists, though — just german residents. every gram from cannabis which goes from the cannabis social club is one is one gram that's not on the black market. what do you say to people who say, look, cannabis is addictive and it is harmful, especially to young people? everything has dark sides. and you have to know about the dark sides and only when it's not illegal, you can freely talk about these dark sides. but these cannabis clubs in

scottish tory leader douglas ross said it was a coalition of chaos that had now ended in chaos.d in chaos . a court in now ended in chaos. a court in new york has overturned harvey weinstein's 2020 conviction for sex crimes . it's weinstein's 2020 conviction for sex crimes. it's a stunning development for the former top hollywood producer , whose crimes hollywood producer, whose crimes sparked what became known as the metoo movement. manhattan's district attorney will now decide whether to seek a retrial. there's little chance of him being released, though he's also serving 16 years for the rape of a woman in a beverly hills hotel . donald trump says hills hotel. donald trump says that us presidents must be immune from the threat of prosecution. it comes as his hush money case continues today. it's the big day for the former president . in a separate case, president. in a separate case, the us supreme court will hear arguments later for why he should be immune from charges related to efforts to overturn the 2020 election. speak outside the 2020 election. speak outside the court

host: you mentioned ross perot.wanted to point out that, in his column today in the washington post, a longtime political analyst for the washington post, he gets into the ross perot campaign, noting this past week, no labels tried to form that unity ticket and decided not to field a candidate in 2024. here is a little bit from the column. he said, for decades, various politicians have sought to tap into and energize what they see as a moderate middle. for decades, those efforts have come to naught. the latest efforts came when no labels gave up its search to field a presidential candidate in 2024. he goes on to say the concept of a moderate middle of the electorate has long existed. some politicians called it a sensible center or a radical middle, as if it were some sort of sleeping giant just waiting to be awakened by a charismatic leader. he goes on to say ross perot came to fit that bill when he ran in 1992. his quirky personality as a non-politician and an outsider with a focus on anti-free-trade agreements pro

host: you mentioned ross perot.wanted to point out that, in his column today in the washington post, a longtime political analyst for the washington post, he gets into the ross perot campaign, noting this past week, no labels tried to form that unity ticket and decided not to field a candidate in 2024. here is a little bit from the column. he said, for decades, various politicians have sought to tap into and energize what they see as a moderate middle. for decades, those efforts have come to naught. the latest efforts came when no labels gave up its search to field a presidential candidate in 2024. he goes on to say the concept of a moderate middle of the electorate has long existed. some politicians called it a sensible center or a radical middle, as if it were some sort of sleeping giant just waiting to be awakened by a charismatic leader. he goes on to say ross perot came to fit that bill when he ran in 1992. his quirky personality as a non-politician and an outsider with a focus on anti-free-trade agreements pro

it has been terrorizing civilians, both within its own country and beyond its borders. ross's top diploma tiers into ukraine and it's western sponsors claiming they have been old to ready to turn a blind eye to key of the atrocities over the years. nato's cheese and says, pumping ukraine with more mandatory aid is an investment in the blocks own security for moscow's former envoy to the alliance as the t, as simply be used as a tool in approx, a war against russia gray and will not be in the spring ukraine is an instrument from the side to put it bluntly and straightforwardly state countries of waging a hybrid war against russia. robbing dry zimbabwe declare as a state of disaster, i meant the devastating drought coupled with the ongoing impact of crippling sanctions imposed by the united states and offer goods. first, upon full champion, tells us how sports can be a force for good around the world. politics, you're not involved to do it for it seems like it's pushing not involved to the point. you can be to know these few can be, i don't know a doctor, you can be lawyer, you can be whate

c. navy of the vessel was, sees near the emerald port city of for j ross. now they're wanting and state media said the ship identified as the portuguese flag, m. s. c. a we use had now been directed towards it wants the territorial waters as well as the internet news agency also published this short headline. we did a continued container ship named mc. aries was seized by the r d. c. navy special forces by carrying out a harlot born operation. the ship reportedly had disabled tracking data before entering the regent at tactic repeatedly employed by his radio affiliated vessels. when passing through the persian gulf and destroyed apartment was now the incident caught a nerve in israel after the april. first assault on get was casa and syria. israel has been on high alert to respond to any possible with tally authority stripe from iran, while tel aviv has a bracelet sell for the worst case scenario of a direct you're wanting an attack on his territory. it has now condemned the r g c strip seizure. i'd warned of consequences i call on the european union and th

from taking any actions that could result in nuclear incident at the plants, but once again assault ross of behind these drones strikes that they again they use top diplomat has called reckless so they should be informing their pals. and key of to stop is a tax because this is what they could leave. so nuclear catastrophe what he was doing could lead to a nuclear catastrophe, but we're not hearing that from the west. we're not hearing once again, any condemnation for these. again, not only violet eyes but really, really dangerous side. so, but there will be a special meeting according to the i a that will hold this special emergency meeting to discuss these attacks. and let's see if we will at least hear anything, any words of condemnation from the you or from washington about here, which is unleashing all these drones stripes on, on the largest. again, let me just say this is the largest nuclear power plant in europe. so this is a very, very dangerous that's turned to central gas. it where a local authority say at least 14 people have been killed and several more wounded in an overnight