force says why the spell complete that i'll give you sucks garbage despite the parts in stock on route 50 at. but this is the big deal. i apologize. we don't have a very good connection with our correspondence around y, connie, and go and then we will try to establish a bad connection and go back to him later. but let's stay with the story because the deafening classes in the east and they all said was one of the issues leaders discussed that the african union summit this weekend, the organization is cooling on the m 23 battles and the allies to stand down the ah, seems president felix just because he didn't attend the mason bill? how did we toss the reports from addis ababa union african leaders had a lot of topics to discuss about the conflict in eastern democratic republic of congo. talk to the agenda. you know, we are all very, very concerned about an open regional in east on over sunday or see this really to right to the need for question and the need for every 23. i need to support us to these um, withdrawal from the go my airport and all the of the flight day trees. to leave this q

chain controls right now, by the way, on state route four, 50 and 88. so if you are going up, be careful. watch out for slippery roads and definitely carry those chains. right now blue canyon is reporting 36 degrees and mixed precipitation. it is raining at lake level. looking at live doppler seven. this is the first storm that has moved in. it is bringing the snow to the sierra and steady rain into the bay area. atmospheric river is on its way. you can clearly see the moisture plume extending all the way down towards the hawaiian islands, and that moisture plume moves in our direction tomorrow morning, and we start to notice the downpours. so first, right now, steady rain, we're going to get you into street level radar where we are tracking some light to moderate rain right around highway four. antioch heading out towards oakley main street around the peninsula east palo alto. you will notice bayshore road, palo alto, redwood city, atherton seeing some light to moderate rain as well, and from san jose towards the santa cruz area. it is certainly lighte

says up to 14000 people need urgent treatments abroad and under the seats hard grievances route is supposed to allow 50 patients to leave through the roof of border crossing with egypt every day that target has not been met with any 122 critically ill palestinians evacuated in 3 days. you as president, donald trump says there are no guarantees to cease fire in god's will hold is expected to discuss the situation with these rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu. that will be later on tuesday. and israel says it's preparing to send a delegation to do hall as well for adults on implementing the 2nd phase of the seas. 5 deal with a mass. and this comes as he is ready, ministry says it's 5 on a number of palestinians in gauze. and despite the deal is real, a settlement minister as well, and that gauze will not be rebuilt until a mass is completely dismantled. let's bring all this together. we can speak now to abdullah and who's an associate professor of history at georgetown. you'd invest in cost a welcome. again. i'll do that. first of all, let's start with the medical evacuations. it's supposed to happ

what what originally started as a fight with 3 students route to a crowd of 50 to 100 students involved. one of those high schoolers had to be taken to the hospital. another was evaluated and treated. both have minor injuries. police are still trying to figure out what led to that height. >> and the north bay, a protest in sonoma county over the sheriff's proposal. a refusal, i should say, to support a measure designed to protect undocumented migrants more than a dozen people rallied outside the finley community center in santa rosa. we're inside sheriff said ian groom was addressing public safety with members of the hispanic chamber of commerce. the demonstrators say the sheriff has been refusing to support a non collaboration with ice ordinance and that has them a bit concerned now about the safety of undocumented immigrants in sonoma county. >> we should not be cooperating with ice not be helping in any way that people should be forcibly removed from their homes. >> well, we have reached out to the sheriff's office to confirm the sheriff stance on the ordinance. the office didn't ans

this is the 3rd route to leave under the cease fire agreement is rarely supposed to allow 50 patients in need of urgent care out of the strip daily. but that target isn't being met. product of assume has more details from alpha in southern guns, so the w h o managed to evacuate more than a 110 patients over the course of the past 72 hours from because of strep to receive medical treatments up roads. uh, but there has been some sort of limitation in terms of the numbers of expect to patients to be evacuated based on the terms of agreements, agreements that offers of the evacuation of 50 patients. today we can understand that this has been a part of the it's very restrictions made on the security pre text as each patient . and it's court must undergo a security assessment by is where the officials and to receive later permission by the egypt shouldn't officials to allow for them to be that to i, you to choose whether this selection mechanism hold whole must be treated 1st has been made by the a w h o box that will absolutely slow down the entire process with thousands of palestinians. a

we've had confirmed flooding on multiple routes like 101 and highway. 37. right now we're in the 50 actually a bit of a warmer system. atmospheric rivers tend to be that way drying in subtropical moisture. what we are going to see towards tonight just in time for your evening commute. it's some of our strongest of winds and also some of our heaviest of rainfall. so mother nature not timing. this one out very well for us today, rain. all right, john, thanks for that. just got a bart alert. so trains are not stopping at walnut creek. looks like they that some police activity going on. so if you >> are taking bart this morning and you need to get to walnut creek right now because of police activity. trains are not stopping there. you also have to factor in on rainy days. they always slow the trains down about 10 minutes. so those 2 alerts you need to know about on bart that a lot of reports out there like along 80 traveling to oakland, 8.80, as well in oakland, 2, 1, san francisco and along the peninsula and a long 5.80, as you're traveling through castro valley. we're also seeing repo

50 million budget deficit. the transit agency is taking input from city leaders and the public on which routes to cut. tomorrow, the fremont city council will consider a proposed ordinance that would ban people from sleeping in public spaces and increase enforcement and penalties. a draft of the ordinance says it would make it unlawful for any person to camp on any public property, including any street, sidewalk, park, open space or waterway. it would not prevent anybody from allowing someone to camp on private property. now, the draft also says it would make it a misdemeanor for any person causing, permitting, aiding, abetting or concealing a violation of the ordinance subject to a fine of up to $1,000 and six months in jail. ktvu is lamonica peters reports from fremont. >> we need help. that's all i say. we need help. >> josh pettypiece says he's been helping people at this encampment near the fremont and washington boulevard overpass for years. he, too, was once homeless, but now serves the community as a part of the molino foundation, based in newark. pettypiece says fremont's new ordinance will n

. meanwhile, his route has delayed tuesday's medical evacuation of critically ill and wounded palestinian patients from gaza under the ceasefire agreement is rarely supposed to allow 50 patients who need urgent treatment abroad to leave to the roof of border crossing with egypt every day that target has not been met with only a 122, a critically ill palestinians evacuated in 3 days. the world half organization says up to 14000 people urgently need medical treatment. sorry, cup was them has more from the con units in southern gas. reality is that the numbers of those patients what been allowed to be evacuated out. slight garza are quite still a list then what has been expected. and recently we witness delays from the is very authorities regarding the identities and the numbers of those patients to be evacuated. from district to receive medical treatment on the security pretext that has been that have been seen as pro critic images being made by the is really military and others believe that it could be a sort of pressure to be exact to those patients who are desperately waiting to be treated outside the strip, the question that has to be left is a post thoughts going

50 years out? if well, we're going to need to preserve all a of the routes between here and the moon, autoinsertione asteroids that are near earth that we need to be mining for critical minerals, critical resources that are going to power our infrastructure here on earth but as erik -- also as we expand out into space. we're going to to need to make sure we control low earth orbit, that we hold the he garage points and those don't get handed over to china. we're going to have to build the system that can control and protect access to space and have freedom of navigation in space the same way we protect freedom of navigation here on the seas at a earth. and so anduril is hoping -- helping to build technology that's going the make that possible. we're working on a lot of interesting artificial intelligence plays, some of which we've been working on for eight years now. and we recently publicly signed a contract with the space force to do some of exactly that that. we already are our a.i. is systems running on orbit as we speak. maria: all right. this is the incredible. so much to talk about. palmer,

50s with mostly cloudy skies. and there you see the rain and this first of two storms taking a bit more of a coastal route, but the air is also quite cold. check out mount hamilton late tomorrow into wednesday morning. could get a dusting of snow, but notice how inland areas really missing out on the rain. and that's the progression of this first weather system. top rain totals closer to the coast areas inland may miss out, but that will not be the case with the wednesday night into thursday storm. it will have an atmospheric river boost, which will power up some pretty high rain rates at times thursday into friday. notice the rain difference here with storm number two 1 to 2in all across the bay area, and it's very likely the coastal mountains see the potential of several inches of rain and at times gusty wind in that thursday forecast. so the changes start tomorrow ahead of that stronger storm wednesday night into thursday. stay tuned to chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. full forecast on that incoming stormy pattern today at five. back to you. okay. thank you rob. and you stay put please. because after the break

50 million budget deficit. bart is getting input from city leaders and the public on which routes to cut. >> two planes carrying venezuelan migrants deported from the u.s. landed in the south american country. the deportations come days after president trump's envoy for special missions met with venezuela's president in caracas about the return of venezuelans who entered the u.s. illegally. the trump administration says some gang members were aboard those flights. governor newsom wants californians to know that two new laws defending the state against the trump administration will not help immigrants with a history of violent crimes. the governor signed two bills, splitting $50 million. one measure authorizes california's justice department to use the money in legal battles with the white house. the other new law funds nonprofits that help immigrants. governor newsom insists taxpayer dollars will not be used to help migrants with violent backgrounds, despite the fact that neither law contains language against immigrants convicted of violent felonies. >> time is now 505. the bay area making final preparations fo

routes in the city are now on the chopping block. >>> yesterday, the board discussed plans to save $15 million by cutting some of muni's bus service. the agency is facing a $50 million deficit for the next fiscal year, which will start this july. next year, one certain one-time state and federal grants, well, they dry up. that deficit then balloons the $320 million, even small service cuts could have a major ripple affect for people who will depend on them the most. our lauren toms has tagged along with one rider who said she's dreading those changes. >> reporter: for the public transit, it is not just about getting from point a to point b. it's quality of life. it's the rhythm of the city she left detroit for more than a decade ago. >> we moved here to have a sense of freedom. considering deep service cuts as they will face a $50 million budget deficit. more reductions could cost more than the dollars they could save. >> coming home from an event. i need them to connect because they will stop coming. i can't embrace something like that. so for me, this is my lifeline to the quality of existence that came here. >> reporter: in a meeting tuesday, muni officia

routes in the city are now on the chopping block. >>> yesterday, the board discussed plans to save $15 million by cutting some of muni's bus service. the agency is facing a $50t fiscal year, which will start this july. next year, one certain one-time state and federal grants, well, they dry up. that deficit then balloons the $320 million, even small service cuts could have a major ripple affect for people who will depend on them the most. our lauren toms has tagged along with one rider who said she's dreading those changes. >> reporter: for the public transit, it is not just about getting from point a to point b. it's quality of life. it's the rhythm of the city she left detroit for more than a decade ago. >> we moved here to have a sense of freedom.

50 million budget deficit. bart is getting input from city leaders and the public as to which routes it will cut.ad conditions safer and slick winter weather is being helped by data from millions of smartphones. the apps people use to navigate their travels also collect data about drivers habits, including where they drive and how often they get behind the wheel. civil engineering experts say this data also help google or apple maps track traffic problems. >> the reason that's of so much value to a public agency is you can't afford the resources to manually go out and make those observations all over the place, whereas the cars are collecting that data. >> about 5% of cars in the u.s. are connected to the data. local officials in cold weather cities can also use the data to better plan for when to send out snow plows and salt trucks. the city of berkeley is holding a ribbon cutting to unveil a new public restroom. today it's at the corner of telegraph avenue and channing way, just outside the cal campus, not far from people's park. berkeley's public works department calls the restroom a significa

50 million budget deficit. muni is bringing back the 30 x marina express, but dropping trips on the one x california express routesnd 43. we'll see a reduction in weekday midday trips and weekend trains on the k ingleside and m ocean view will be shorter at the tuesday board of directors meeting. the sfmta will consider three service cutting scenarios as they look for more ways to try to resolve their financial crisis. >> after days of confusion, air traffic controllers say they will stay on the job at the san carlos airport. a county spokesperson tells ktvu the controllers reached a deal to continue working just a few days after declaring they were ready to walk off the job as early as tomorrow. the controller cited low pay under a new contractor. that announcement came just hours before the deadly midair crash in washington, dc. details of the new deal have not yet been made public. >> coming up tonight, a sign of hope amid the devastation from the los angeles area wildfires. >> still to come how one altadena school that survived the eaton fire is helping communities that were destroyed. >> and a wet start to th

the herd of routes like 101 both on the peninsula into the north bay having some localized flooding. temperatures are in the 50's right now. conquered at 55 oakland. 54 sonoma right at 50 degrees. as we do move into the afternoon, we will again see a little bit of calming effect happening right around noon time today. late morning. but then rainfall really kicks right back into gear. right in the middle of the evening commute. we're going to keep you updated tracking it all morning long. so stay with us. before you leave the house rain. all right. on >> taken to using. met i like i mentioned my commute on the bay bridge this morning very gusty. very windy. and then you also have to get through those puddles of water that are on the road. so again, this is definitely a day where you're going to want to make sure you have your visibility and you're paying attention. 9 minutes on the bay bridge 12 along the san mateo about 19 mayor. the richmond sandra fell is at 8 and that golden gate. 21 minutes. another round of the winter storm rolling through the bay area. it's here. rain expected to continue at least throug

routing across serbia. the student led demonstrations have been taking place across the country over the past few months, protested the demand as accountability for a roof collapse. so the train station in november, which killed 50 people, they blamed corruption, leading to full construction standards for the collapse plus the motion. the goal of this is to make our institutions work so that we stay in serbia for some kind of harmony to be made for people to simply live with loved in this country. all my problem bill, this is a real deal. i've been here since the beginning, day and night, helping and doing as much as i can to help us go a tree. hope that one day this country of us will become a normal country for the institutions will start doing the job. i love to be, i was born here and i want to work here. unfortunately, because of the regime is it is that is impossible. a spanish coast guard vessel has rescued 64 migrants of the canary islands that were transferred to the island of grand canaria. the red cross said many were injured the spanish islands and struggling to absorb the surgeon, migrants travelling in boats from north west africa. at least $3200.00 migraines and refugees have made it to the canary

50 minutes. so this is a significant change. although remember, the faa has made this this change temporary. and then they've also temporarily closed the helicopter route that goes to their final approaches there. of course lawmakers really have this vested interest in national airport because they fly in and out all the time. and so they want to know what could potentially change here in the long term. the faa doesn't do a lot of changes on a dime. and that's kind of by design. you know, they don't want to do safety changes. uh, shooting from the hip. and so this is really interesting. now when you set it against the backdrop of doge. and elon musk may be sort of meddling with the faa. uh, everyone i'm talking to is saying is saying doge. the imprimatur is cut, cut, cut. that's not what the faa needs right now. and so things need to move slowly here before we can sort of take this as inspiration to do any changes at the faa. >> do we think that helicopters are just not going to be allowed back at national? >> here's what i think. i mean, you could move the route a little bit off of the potomac river, maybe put it over dc 295, maybe do it at different

50 million budget deficit. muni is bringing back the 30 x marina express, but dropping trips on the one x california express. routes 43 will see a reduction in weekday midday trips and weekend trains on the k ingleside and m ocean view will be shorter. at tuesday's board of directors meeting, the sfmta will review three service cut proposals as they explore solutions to its financial crisis. >> happening today, hundreds of runners will take to the streets of san francisco, and they will do so in their underwear. the annual cupid's undie run raises awareness of neurofibromatosis. that's a genetic disorder that causes tumors to grow on nerves throughout your body. all the money raised today will go to research through the children's tumor foundation. runners in their underwear will all gather at noontime for a little pregame warmup. if that's possible in the rain, then run a mile or so at 2:00 for a very worthy cause. i think they're wishing this happened last weekend. it's going. >> to be wet and cold in terms of weather, but you know, if you're dedicated to doing that event, got. >> to do what? >> you got to stop a

50. a little bit more work to do and that's more up towards echo summit. but they'll get that done. state routeext 24 hours roads are going to be open free and clear. but remember cold temperatures, which is great for the snow, makes for slick road conditions. you can't see it. it's called black ice. >> yeah. good point by you. wel, let's talk about the vibe because you had kind of a pretty dry january. and i'm not talking alcohol here. we're we're talking snow. so this has got to be welcome. it finally feels like winter up there. >> absolutely frank stoke level just really pinned off the meter. and it really hit hard because now you've got resorts that are open up. so let's talk about bear valley grizzlies open first time this season. the grizzlies open. that's how much snow they got. so that's all the way down to the lower elevations. dodge ridge 100% open heavenly. all the resorts right now are now literally able to open up 100% of their terrain. they might have said the zones are open, but really you saw rope lines where rocks were starting to get exposed. those are all covered right now. s

routes that are that are outside of that definition . so those are those are the three buckets at a super high level. next steps right now we've got our website up as a 50 acres slash muni cuts. there's a survey on there there's ability to provide feedback and we'll be we'll be obviously doing a ton of outreach the next two months or so before we come back to you all with hopefully a refined proposal. and then i do want to note once again that bri will be coming to our to all to next a board meeting to talk further about the budget in general. so with that that's that's that's where we're at and we'd love to take any questions or comments or concerns. thank you very much on and before we go to public comment are there any clarifying questions really quickly? >> director hemminger it's not clarifying. it's a little bit longer than that but the feel the permit me madam chair colleagues i think we need some more options here and even though shawn presents these three scenarios as choices, the choices are cut transit service cut transit service and cut transit service and i think we need a couple options that don't cut transit service. >> so if you if you l