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nothing in the 70's. not today. all in the 50's and a few 60's.francisco in the mid 50's mid-fifties also right along the coastline and also along the bay shoreline. you kick the idea, not much variation in temperatures wherever you are. okay. you get down to palo alto, maybe 60 degrees, south bay temperatures even up to the mid 60's in a few spots. but we'll keep it at 60 in pleasanton. 61 livermore and again, a mix of 50's and 60's as we head toward the wine country. a little bit warmer. 65 in napa. santa rosa, 60 and right along the coastline point raze 57 degrees. a look ahead. yeah, we've got some a lot of clouds, the chance of rain here and there pretty much every day. but it doesn't amount to much just not a huge amount. there is not a concern at this point for flooding. it's more like wet roads as you head out to. you're probably not going need to change your plans for the most part. rain likely on sunday, but it's not just a whole lot. and then we go toward more sunny on monday. there's still a slight chance of rain. so find 2 more as it

upper 40's and low 50's and the daytime highs. we're much cooler 70's here. we're back to the 50's and maybe some low 60's. we will be breezy though. this is tonight anywhere from 10 to 15 miles per hour tonight and tomorrow morning. and as that front moves through the area, take a look. we have some gusts up to 30 miles per hour along our coastline. so it's going to be breezy when tomorrow an unsettled. so just be prepared for that. and here's that 7 day outlook because looks like that storm door is opening once again tomorrow and then wednesday. so yeah, it's a spring showers, i guess in the back to you. >> thanks, gayle. well, one person is tonight after a car crash in danville. police say a minivan crashed into a truck causing it to turn over at the intersection of sycamore valley road at camino ramon and a passenger in the truck died at the scene. 3 others inside the car and the minivan driver were hospitalized with minor injuries. the crash forced road closures that have since been opened. it's unclear what caused the crash, but police are investigating

you have so much for those 70's tomorrow. 50's low 60's, maybe mid 60's warmer spots and that's it. and even colder as we get into sunday high temperatures generally hovering in the 50's or so. and so the cool weather likely last into monday and tuesday, another round of rain possibly moving in the wednesday. and here we go. i mean, it's been nice. these last. fantastic. now we get back to winter once as long as we're, you know, pushing off fire season as far possible. i the goal you've been gone well into june july and give us the breaks given full reign like the pattern, right? ok, things welcome. >> in the east bay, a homeless encampment in oakland appears to have been listed as a business on google. the location listed as a storage facility is on the corner of east 8th street and alameda avenue near 80 and home depot. several users of google have even left reviews on the listing. one of them encouraging people to throw away trash and stolen cars in the area they described as a free from the prying eye of law enforcement. the phone number attached to the listing calls interim oak

so still in the 50's and the 40's, we'll warm up into the 40's 50's and even maybe a few 60's.g waves that high up to 20 foot. high waves. >> mostly cloudy. we've got some really windy conditions coming up for us, especially this afternoon. chance of rain continues tonight into tomorrow. thunderstorm chances even are a slight chance in the east bay, even the south bay. and it'll be sunny, mostly sunny tomorrow. future rain totals across the state heading through the week. this is cumulative now. not terribly impressive across the bay area. so you'll see some areas won't even get to a 10th of an inch in the bay area. but if you look down towards bakersfield and you'll see really strong amounts of rain. but in terms of the precipitation, that is some. but the big concern, if you go to the beach, sneaker waves concerned about rip currents and of course, these 20 foot breakers, stephanie? kathy, thank you. >> viral video online shows a woman pulling the tale of a force in daly city. and then that animal bucking and knocking off a young child. the video has caused outrage with some

helped rally europe at a i think zelensky�*s stands he divided y europe at a i think zelensky�*s standsk zelensky�*s stands he divided in supportta be divided in support for ukraine. because a moral imperative was clear. we saw who the aggressor was in the conflict, it was russia. they lied to european leaders in the run—up to the invasion three years ago. zelensky took a stand and what seemed like a hopeless stand, i think that one pretty widespread admiration. and it was a genuine stance. they are fought under existential threat, and survived as far as it has with help from allies and i think the help ukraine got was out tough about vladimir putin. and then putin invaded ukraine and destroyed a significant chunk of the country. the path to peace and the path to prosperity is maybe engaging in diplomacy. we tried the pathway ofjoe biden, of thumping our chest and pretending that the president of the united states' words mattered more than the president of the united states' actions. what makes america a good country is america engaging in diplomacy. that's what president trump is doing

s. a strategies, so if i could call them added. so it's the exaggeration in my view, but the us strategist said will win because we're all powerful. what can do do what kind of russia do nothing. and they thought up until the end, and i know what they thought because i talked with them i heard from them. i watched the what they were saying. they thought in 2021 that i mean in the, in the rush or well resist in 2022. well, if russia does resist our push into ukraine, our sanctions will bring the russian autonomy to its knees. well up, the sanctions don't work. our high admirers and our attack them, so we'll do so all with that doesn't work. russia well mobilized to continue the fight. in other words, this was a group in, in essence playing a game i would say on the american side, which is we can do what we want, right? that isn't the case. they, they lost that damage. the ukrainians project really followed that line i called the ukrainians. of course everyone knows kissinger's famous line

guest: you are very kind sir and i repeat here in your 70's, i'm in my 90's so keep on going. the period of the mid 50's through to the mid 60's, there were extraordinary personalities and in the middle of the cold war, those personalities had to demonstrate their value. in holding off a nuclear war between the two powers that could have destroyed the entire world. i think that we don't as people today, maybe people over the world. do not fully appreciate the deadliness of a nuclear weapon. you think back to world war ii. a nuclear bomb, two atomic bombs were dropped. the only time in the history of the world that they have been used. they were used both by the united states against japan, against hiroshima and nagasaki. two cities there were absolutely leveled. with tens of thousands of people killed. can you imagine? that was in 1945. could you imagine if you jump ahead to the early 1960's those weapons had been improved considerably. they were infinitely more dangerous. if they had been used by the soviet union against the united states, the u.s. against the soviet union. n

s foreign port advancements in particular. usaid provides these investments for less than 1% of the federal budget. elon musk's net worth has increased by far more than the entire us is aid budget just since election day which goes to show he cares about his own personal enrichment, and not making the government more efficient. dismantling usaid is illegal. i'm going to say that again. dismantling usaid is illegal as congress has authorized, funded, and mandated its foreign aid programs. but beyond that, dismantling usaid is just plain dumb, at least it's dumb if your goal is to advance u.s. interests which may not be musk's goal. removing u.s. foreign aid will create a soft power vacuum the p.r.c. will happily fill. as one former usaid official put it, and i quote, halting foreign aid even just temporarily will have obvious predictable results. children will & grace die and our national security will erode and american alliances will suffer and u.s. partners will be at risk and america's enemies will rerejoice. the trump admi

yeah, a little slushy on the slopes out their 50's and 60's down lake level.so you can imagine get little less less you up in the high country. but we do have winter will store winter weather advisories going up in the sierra nevada. again, we could talk upwards of 6 inches of snow, maybe about a foot as you make your way toward you, 70 in the mammoth lakes area. so if you travel up there, yeah, be prepared. you're gonna see those clouds rolling in late in the day on saturday. snow beginning late on saturday night into sunday, lingering snow showers into monday to there's that cold front off the coastline. the likely bring you some of that rain in the bay area. the snow in the high country. so things get going. but i think it's not a washout for your day tomorrow. you see some clouds rolling in and thickening up throughout the day, even by tomorrow morning, maybe some drizzle along the coastline. but then that front comes through as we head in toward the evening hours. and it's not a big system. showers into saturday evening and then overnight as we head in to

s. c, a observe is about the locations of weapons on the russian side of the contact line in east and ukraine. since these positions were immediately under you training and fire. it was obvious that the observers reports with 1st passed through ukrainian services. but let's cross now live to our to correspond ends. rope on close out of joining me right now. roman. what details do we know about the o. s. c's activities in the dumbass? the whole 1st degree could zip limits at certain vein. sorry, a story. obviously very close to hard as he also pointed out that she visited the russian speaking greek villages in the boss, which were at the time deserted view to the constant showing. now there is a large greek community here, especially closer to mario full and its slowly. but surely reviving, after russia liberated the nearby territory from where you create a militant targeting in the civilian population, hassle, the use of self, well, russian for administrators, folks who've been marie of

s. i. strategy is if i could call them added. so it's the exaggeration in my view, but the us strategist said will win because we're all powerful. one can boot do what kind of russia do? nothing, and they thought up until the end and i know what they thought because i talked with them i heard from them. i watched the what they were saying. they thought in 2020 ones that i've been in the and the rush or well resist it in 2022. well, if russia does resist, are push into ukraine. our sanctions will bring the russian autonomy to its knees. well up, the sanctions don't work. our high myers and our attack them, so we'll do so all with that doesn't work. russia well mobilized to continue the fight. in other words, this was a group in, in essence playing a game i would say on the american side, which is we can do what we want, right? that isn't the case. they, they lost that damage. the ukrainians, tragically followed that line i called the ukrainians. of course everyone knows kissinger's famous

s. military alliance. o. s. c, e is your security, comes through collective security that we can't be safe if the other side is on safe. so let's work together on assurances on the militarization on a neutral spaces on other ways to protect everybody's security. we are at a stage now where europe and russia really need to sit down in a serious way because there are serious issues on the security, on both sides. and they need to be discussed by serious people on both sides. and it wasn't the work just a couple of months ago, a few months ago cuz on beautiful cultural. so he have cars on had the enormous bricks summit, many people calling it like literally the most important brick stomach to date, to win the western political. the media establishment shows rosters being isolated on the world. stage pollutants got no friends. here we have this amazing show of unity in cars on covered members of bricks, hotness, states joining and so many waiting in the wings. trump says brooks is dead. trusting and almost tyrus for

it's been underperforming the s&p since last june, so i think we've got the look elsewhere.k: so ben says we might be seeing this turn to value stocks. you're a fan of growth. to you think nvidia's not the place to be -- if you think nvidia's not the place to be, are there some areas in growth where you want to go shopping in. >> if you look at etfs that track growth, i mean, just getting absolutely clobbered. and not even this week. there were signs of cracking even last week, so clearly, money's rotating out of growth, rotating into the risk-off areas. when tocks at the top of my screen are things like coca-cola and johnson & johnson and insurance stops which are typically snoozers, that the doesn't give growth investors a lot of confidence. also bitcoin got clock arerred this week. -- clobbered. so definitely another sign that risk on to risk off. jack: and investors should remember, nvidia's almost 6% of the s&p is, so you probably own it even if you don't own it outright. >> yeah. jackie: with, one exception has been food. you took a walk in the grocery aisle this week.

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s. government once again denied it's a board res, existed in ukraine. on march, the 10th 2022 pentagon press secretary, john tubby made a special statement on the mass of us, not developing bio logical or chemical weapons inside ukraine is not avenue. now people are starting to realize how disingenuous and untruthful the united states has been with a lot of these vile biological labs that have been in ukraine. they've been getting a lot of coverage there is. now i do have one i with this account. there was a laboratory biological laboratories, maybe car to you've you remember i told you that i have a whistle blower in car keep and this whistle blower is the one that gave me a bunch of documents. it's interesting that he sends me this document here. institute a veterinary medicine of the national academy area. the academy of agrarian sciences donor department of defense of the united states of america beneficiary, the state committee of a veterinary medicine of ukraine. the connection between the arrival of us bio lab specialist and bizarre brakes of dis

i spoke to the bbc�*s chief presenter in washington, caitriona perry.tening of the position towards russia, that's not shared by the length and breadth of the republican party, and it's not shared by, i would say, the majority of the american population. as in many other countries, there's a lot of issues on the ground that voters are concerned about that are still very high up the agenda, like cost of living, fuel prices and so on. we've just heard the man who'll probably be the new chancellor of germany say that nato may not even exist byjune. is anything of that sort of percolating through in washington? well, we know how president trump feels about nato. it's the same way he felt during his first term in office. his approach to russia, and we've seen something similar in the middle east as well, is he really wants these things off his desk. he wants to try and get a deal, as he would put it, done, and get a win for him and be seen as this great unifier and this great peacemaker, again, which is a way that he refers to himself, and he doesn't see a r

s. the . the 1st phase of the policies by dana scheduled to end on saturday as negotiations on the 2nd stage continue. i'm also to use this as well as breaching some parts of the agreement, including blocking entry of humanitarian supplies. so i'm, i've been job at the reports last few weeks, instead of celebration, smoke the much, but we did see swanny for many palestinians. then began the journey home, long lines of men, women, and children clutching bigger belongings of nearly an entire population, was dest based in israel, as water and gaza. and when the budman stopped, hundreds of thousands, march to return to homes, that no longer existed. we're going back home to see if it's destroyed or not. when i get there, i will cheer to does he slide on january the 19th was an opportunity to stop running and a chance to more losses. and many met with the devastation of 4 months or less, and that is in the middle. silverman had we came here this morning as they amounts to cease fire. we came with h

s. a sudden i'm starting to witness the reaction size 0. so that, and see in a single moment minus the strain times with one key of song with ally washington. but it, we said with a full c i. a analysts don't carry out. what is it as he is time is up. he described the meltdown in washington as something i'm president, and his decades long career. i've been in washington for more than 42 years. i'm 60 years old and never in my lifetime, or have i ever seen anything like what we saw on the full in the oval office today? it was a drum maddox scene and it's not just the cover of the front too, too bad coverage on american networks. this is, this is global news. i think that's true for all intents and purposes, zalinski is done. i wouldn't be surprised if in 3 months zaleski is living in london or some such place to buy, who knows what, but i think that he is done. and i think we're going to see this conflict. begin to wind down very quickly. zalinski made a comment to about being able to rely on nato. he can't rely on nato. nato does not have t

s. of the years of dry winters and scorching summit, as most of has become a precious commodity in europe, neighboring countries, greece and ball. gary, i have agreed a series of deals to shave water, but those are coming to an end and that's causing concern. among farmers on both sides, available to the auto river flows from the royal mountains and bulgaria through farmland and eastern greece until the age and see through to care. it's damned in 3 places in bulgaria and one in greece. i will share the grievance between the countries that's last it for 60 years expired last summer. and this up for re negotiation. john hall reports from r s t, yada and northern greece. as when to gives way to spring farmer, alias aguilar who this works. he's coughing fields in everett, northern greece once confident in the supply of water for irrigation ahead of the unforgiving heat of summer, nearly as suddenly finds himself on the brink of a crisis. the loss of going to put the pump some in the home wit

s. c e. secretary, it do not count the o s. c e is obliged to respond effectively to the accusations made. now for those of us who have been covering the crate and aggression against the people i've done, boss will long before the start of the special minutes. reparation of this particular news regarding the o. s. c. monitors spying in favor of the militants of the key regime is absolutely nothing new. russian officials were always fully aware. that's always the actions could easily be defined as a war crimes. back in 2022. maria's economy again pointed out the monitors illegal activities saying that's they collected the sensitive data from the desk and the guns republics for the western intelligence agencies who are in fact is with their counterparts. now the russian diplomats also drew attention to the fact that we always see presented heavily distorted picture of what was actually happening and were instrumental in the hiding the ukrainian armies or crimes. now, the heads of the nets,

16 frames a second. >> reporter: it's all a part of what dave and his wife rena have created at the snd a film museum in downtown niles. >> to keep that stuff alive is not only important to me, but very satisfying. >> reporter: the museum has a collection of restored silent movie cameras, props, and memorabilia from when niles was considered hollywood north and was home to the s and a studios. it's where bronco billy anderson pioneered the western film genre and where charlie chaplin first put his iconic character the tramp on film. the museum is located inside the historic edison theater building which dave and rena own and are restoring. >> this is a mock-up of the model of what our theater could look like if we're able to raise the $3.5 million. >> reporter: dave is a former movie camera repairman and author, once featured on cbs' "60 minutes" for identifying the original cinematographers who made the famous silent film "a trip down market street in san francisco" and it was he who used context clues in the film, old weather reports, and newspaper clippings to pinpoint the filming

is important that you start planning for this and his visit. for this and his visit, keir starmer�*s thursday i think was very successful because clearly there was a common understanding that we have to work on all of this together. can you see a future where the us does stop its military support for ukraine? i'm absolutely convinced that the us wants to bring ukraine to this durable peace. it was what all the administration senior people have told in the past. my discussions with president trump, but obviously what they need to to get there is to make sure that we all work together on this. and it is important that president zelensky finds a way to restore his relationship with the american president and with the senior american leadership team. just on the idea of the us withdrawing its military support for ukraine, are nato countries in a position to fill in that gap? you know, let's move beyond this question because it is crucial that we stay all in this together. the us, ukraine, europe that we bring ukraine to a peace. this is exactly what president trump is fighting for, what

speaking to bbc news, nato�*s secretary general said but mark rutte said he had spoken to volodymyr zelenskyn the fa cups, in lower division championships, it is tricky. because i said ok, maybe have the qualities individually like a private league, but what they do they do really well. and when they can apply and do better than we want to do... we are in trouble. it cannot get bigger, at manchester city dominated the premier— manchester city dominated the premier league for the last seven— premier league for the last seven or— premier league for the last seven or eight years, so it truly— seven or eight years, so it truly feels like something to very— truly feels like something to very big _ truly feels like something to very big and it really feels also — very big and it really feels also like a reward. we are going _ also like a reward. we are going to _ also like a reward. we are going to try to enjoy this, we said — going to try to enjoy this, we said it — going to try to enjoy this, we said it before, liverpool is a in less than 30 overs. david miller finishing the job, to reach the se

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friday evening, after that pretty bruising encounter in the oval office, members of sir keir starmer�*stry to persuade both the americans and the ukrainians that president zelensky zelensky should return to the oval office. evidently, it did not work. sunday is the day of a big european leaders summit. sir keir starmer, i am told, was action and not words. i am told by another number ten source is about moving from the talking face to the planning phase, so it is likely that the uk pm asks leaders of other european nations how they could contribute toa ukrainian security guarantee and what they could provide in the event of a ukrainian peace process. as for the meeting with king charles, we are told what? sure. problems, even you. you don't know that. sure. first of all, during the war, everybody has problems, even you. but you have nice ocean and don't feel now, but you will feel it in the future. god bless... you don't know that. god bless you will not have war. don't tell us what we're going to feel. we're trying to solve a problem. don't tell us what we're going to feel... i'm not t

s. and e u long tom allies, which has been deepening by the day because, well, d, c in recent weeks has been pushing for peace. brussels has been pushing for maximum pressure, talking about 1st thing defense spending potentially even putting boots on the ground. that kind of cool specifics really then poses a very big question about the future of nato. because why do you go as an organization when there was stop, general idea, a logical divide between its members. and trump pretty is not going to back down because he spoke to the lensky like stopped off the hosting. so smart cro on stomach in the white office. so that bids and requests and die and continued loyalty to key up and potentially even sending a peace keeping commission fast fell on deaf ears. so what we saw in the oval office it as much signals, the demise of your lunch system, as it does the demise of the landscape, the golden boy status. yeah, and he says he earlier, you mentioned the rest of minerals and we know that as peo

s. has just a fraction of that. and for years china has been the world's number one supplier for america, the world's biggest economy, that's become more and more of a problem. and he cannot make a national security risk. they all know so many american companies floor to mine and produce rad, within the us. and in order to avoid the chinese would take over putting in rack of commodities and build up potentials mine. there is an option for the americans, but more than half of those deposits are now in russian occupied territory where the worst of the fighting still rages. last year, the ukranian president presented a victory plan to western partners. foreign firms could gain access to that mineral wealth in exchange for continued support and help bringing an end to the war to meet what on the new might. these deposits are priceless. they with huge amounts of money, huge. that is why we need to protect it. so if we're talking about the deal, that's what the americans want. then let's do a deal. us president donald tru

s. a strategist, so if i could call them that it's, it's, if exaggeration in my view. but the us strategist said, will win because we're all powerful. what can do, do what kind of russia do nothing, and they thought up until the end, and i know what they thought because i talked with them i heard from them. i watched the what they were saying. this was a group in, in essence playing a game i would say on the american side, which is we can do what we want, right? that is the case. they, they lost that damage. the ukrainians, tragically followed that line i called the ukrainians. of course, everyone knows kissinger's famous line that to be anatomy of america is dangerous to be a friend of america is fatal. i explain that to them. you're going to be like afghanistan . well, here we are. you know, they followed the us europe followed the us. now they don't know quite what to do. yeah, but you know, so i'm still coming to washington in this kind of pathetic way to sign over in almost a meaningless document, the mineral half the mineral rights. this is just sad, desperate, c