all right, sandy, i'll see you in a few minutes. a lot of excitement yesterday when odysseus became the first u.s. privately owned spacecraft to land on the moon, and now we're getting the first details of exactly how difficult that landing was, because it was kind of dicey. the good news is the odysseus spacecraft is intact and stable near the intended landing site. it's communicating with mission control on earth. the head of intuitive machines says his team is downloading data from the craft, and we should get to see the first images pretty soon. but here's the not so good news. odysseus actually tipped over on the landing. >> we came down with. like i said about six miles an hour. this way and about two miles an hour this way, and caught a foot in the surface and the lander has tipped like this. and we believe this is the orientation of the lander on the moon. >> but odysseus is receiving commands and its solar panels are charging a lunar orbiter is expected to take a photo of the spacecraft this weekend to confirm its exact pos

sandy, when the rain will return this weekend. >> dan. and timing is everything as you know. so take advantage of this break. let's take a look at live doppler seven and you will see that next storm just wound up over the pacific. it is a level two. the following storm is also a level two which is coming in late sunday night into monday. let's time this out for you. the first one tomorrow night. clouds are gathering and we may see a few showers late at night, but it's really saturday morning that the storm gets going. it starts to spread rain across the entire region by the afternoon, becoming heavier at times. it is a two. as i mentioned, rain will be heavy at times. wind gusts 20 to 40 plus miles an hour. brief and dangerous surf is expected. that's not the only storm. we have more storms lined up in the pacific, and as we take a look at our rain chances really right on through next wednesday day, elevated rain chances, we are looking at rainfall that is going to add up in inches between saturday and wednesday. looking at over a half a foot of rain in ben lomond and also pa

sandy, what are you at, 95. something like that.well i'm not going to brag, but i have a better. >> she's not gonna brag accuracy rate than punxsutawney phil. i mean, we think he's adorable. well shoot, if he's at 37, i might have a better accuracy rate than punxsutawney phil. >> i don't like this phil slander that i'm hearing from you people today. well we were joking last night, dan came up with petaluma. >> pete, we should have petaluma. pete and it could be a possum. we were coming up with our own. >> it's funny you mentioned that, because what i really don't like is all these wannabe groundhogs, buckeye chuck, staten island, chuck, jimmy, jimmy the groundhog, jimmy, jimmy. and this got a guy named jimmy. gus. >> they all know it's a sweet gig. >> they're all. they're all wannabes. >> yeah, well, i will say my daffodils are starting to come up, so maybe punxsutawney is on to something. >> all right, well, they're going to get a lot of rain the next few days. >> i was going to say there is no spring coming over the next week, tha

sandy sandy loam soils are light in granulometric composition.n the vrodno region this is more of a supisi, this is already a little more connected soil. vitebsk and mogilev have loamy soil and even heavy loamy and clayey soils, there to the north, sharkovshchina, miory, there the soil is very heavy and there are also certain difficulties. 959 capital investments in this industry in the ussr increased by 57% compared to the entire soviet period; in the sixties, 43% more funds were invested than last year. according to the documents adopted at the level of the union leadership, the regions of the country where the construction of new enterprises was planned were also determined. one of them... bssr, large-scale production was supposed to become basic in the soviet union. a recent meeting at the state planning committee of the bssr in may 1958 once again ended to no avail. the proposed sites for the construction of a new chemical plant were not accepted; the arguments were considered unconvincing. the next event took place with the personal partici

host: sandy in youngstown, ohio, independent. question or comment on the border? caller: comment. i don't know why you don't have, like, somebody that works on the border or did work on the border instead of a professor who is from the most liberal city in texas. so that is one point. now, when biden was running for president, he said i would search the border, which is what they did. and also, he researched on his first day of office all of terms border policies that kept the legals, most of them down to a very small amount. host: sandy, let's take your point and please turn up your television so you can listen to the answer. you sort of touched on this before, professor, but how do the numbers today under the biden administration compared to previous presidents including former president trump? >> good question. first i would like to mention that actually biden didn't reverse trump border policies right away. in fact, -- continued in place -- 2023. other measures also remain in place for a significant amount of time as well. in terms of porter numbers, the numbers are high right

who never called sandy to find out why she didn't pick up the boys.d his final report to chief perry and prosecutor neseri and a handful of investigators. >> we all believed it was proof beyond a reasonable doubt that the case was not going to get any better than what we had. >> and prosecutor aseri finally agreed to present the case to a grand jury. and in october 2012 the grand jury indicted darren for sandra's murder. so was larry's quest for justice finally over? oh, no. not by a long shot. >> coming up -- >> this case is the textbook example of why you do not insert politics into people's lives. >> a new prosecutor, a new delay. >> kauai is a murderer's paradise. if you want to kill something, you've got probably about 80%, 90% chance of getting away with it. >> when "dateline" continues. " is gentle on sensitive skin and locks in moisture to provide soothing relief. a nose in need deserves puffs indeed. america's #1 lotion tissue. when enamel is gone, you cannot get it back. but you can repair it with pronamel repair. it penetrates deep into the

for sandy, receiving the award, speaking of his ups as a love for cinema and saying that he will keep making his movies his latest film killers of the flower moon will be competing at the oscars in just over 2 weeks. you're up to date. thanks for watching. the we are all set we are watching to see all the to bring you the story behind the new, the will on about come by as information for free might say, do to men good each year, firearms killed tens of thousands of people in the united states. but 2020 set new records. as cope with 19 hits, americans reacted by smoking up on guns. that year nearly 23000000 weapons was sold and firearm homicides rose by mouldings, 30 percent. the mass shootings that make headlines here are only the tip of the iceberg. whole neighborhoods in big american cities see shootings every day. the parents lose children. families are ripped out. is that still has or has the passion against guns on and it's already being lost in the us. welcome to a country that has moved guns and people the arizona, one of the most gun friendly states, home to the guns site acad

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sandy, thanks. the super bowl, lunar new year, valentine's day there's plenty to celebrate over the next few days. bay area florists are hoping, however, you celebrate it by including a bouquet or two. it's a busy time at san francisco's flower mart. the vendors there say the 40 niners super bowl run has provided a much needed boost in business. >> i think it just lends itself to an opportunity to decorate your house with something fresh and beautiful and uh- red and gold works. we've got a lot of it. >> sales will get an even bigger boost next week. of course, for valentine's day, that's the biggest day of the year for flower sales. >> mm.hmm a labor of love goes all the way to the oscars before the oscars, before disney plus supported it, before the festival winds. >> it really is a film for me and my family. >> a look at the oscar nominated short film that will soon be on disney plus. stay wi politicians... "he's bad. i'm good." blah, blah. let's shake things up. with katie porter. porter refuses

[laughter] i said, but sandy, if you were offered this team, what would you do? he was quiet and i said you just answered my question. i said i will be at your office. we got ted on the phone, and i asked him, i've been offered the washington mystics and i know you want to buy the wizards. you already own the caps. i said i could make you an offer. i want to buy into lichen holdings and i would like to be the first woman and the first african-american. i said i don't think there is any other franchise in the country that can boast that opportunity. he said let me go to the other partners and we will see what happens and that's what happened. i paid the money. david: you were offered a money-losing women's basketball team and you said i don't want to just be the face of a money-losing basketball team, i want to be in other sports as well, is that right? sheila: you've got to be smart about this. there are three teams that can share our losses and profits. david: now you are an owner of the washington caps, the washington wizards and washington mystics. any other s

my question is for the sandy hook promise app.s that inefficient for communication to be sent to a organization and then to the school administration if we can't just talk to it the administration our severals? i want to add that our school has a lack of communication systems in place, the pa system. we have been told for the past 4 years they implement that by the summer and the school district has not delivered on that, so i was wondering if you have plans to hold sfusd construction accountable as well as a timeline for modernization of school and implementing these changes? >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon supervisors. commissioners, my name is tom pier. 30 year resident of san francisco, proud to say my wife and i have raised three children in the city. first off, i like to really commend the youth commission for bringing very important perspective to these issues. a perspective i think is generally lost among the people of my generation and the people who are the legislators who really are running the

sandy. yeah. oh boy . >> now the pressure is on. dan and ama. let's take a look at a beauty shot right now. this is our second full moon of 2024. no known as this snow moon, it appears a little dimmer. it's a little bit smaller because it's further away, but it is just absolute gorgeous. check it out if you get a chance. and here's your 12 hour forecast passing high clouds at 7:00 tonight, 11 p.m. it's cooler. 3:00 in the morning. you will notice mostly cloudy conditions and 7 a.m. begins with cloudy skies. but that's not how it ends. i'm going to show you what's happening. the clouds are courtesy of this area of low pressure that's cut off from the general flow. so we've been seeing all these high clouds ahead of it. also the milder air temperatures today in the 60s and 70s, a few degrees above average. those are the clouds that are overhead right now on live doppler seven. so let's take a look back at this month. so far. santa rosa departure. you're in a surplus category over three inches. as you will notice, we've had a lot of rain this month

he went to his favorite diner in sandy hook. ordered his usual, french toast. he was going to spend the morning wrapping christmas presents. he didn't have a mass that day. then he got a call from the newtown police department, a gunman had opened fire at sandy hook elementary school. he told the administrators at st. rose school, the church affiliated with the -- school affiliated with the church, to put students in lockdown, then he drove to standee hook. he stopped at the -- sappedy hook -- sandy hook. he stopped at the firehouse. went to the parking lot of the school. a state police officer asked him if he would bless the children, the 20 bodies that lay on the floor of that school, and the six educators who laid on the floor as well. all waiting to be identified. and so he stood at the front door of that building, knowing that those children and those educators were no longer living on this earth, and he prayed for them. then he went back to the firehouse, where he stayed for the rest of the day and held the hands of these parents as they waited to find ou

dan all right, thank you sandy. >> intense. now we showed you this briefly minutes ago an absolutely soaked soccer match. they played in novato earlier this evening. the rain was just coming down in buckets as you can see. plus, of course the wind. and abc seven news reporter tim johns is live in novato. he went there to find out how people are dealing with the heavy downpour. tim >> yeah. dan, you know, when it rains like this, one of the most at risk populations is, of course, the homeless here in marin county, though, officials take extra steps to ensure that those who are on house remain as safe as possible at the ritter center in san rafael, staff tell us that in addition to food, they hand out things like blankets and ponchos. whenever a big storm system like this heads our way, the center serves some of marin county's most vulnerable residents every single day, but says bad weather makes their job even more difficult. one helpful thing, though, is the partnership they have with the county itself. ritter center staff tell

the sandy soil also makes it easy for pollutants to drink down and contaminate drinking water. in case such point attends would to the ends of the excess a it could be that's a spoiled and make an use of both of drinking water purposes. sense the completion of the factory. there's been intense scrutiny. german magazine. stan reported about a battery accident starting a fire and contaminated water seeping into the ground. or in 2023. the magazine also reported about and then legal filling station that leads to $150.00 leaders of diesel quote uncontrollably. these are just a few of the reported instances. authorities also seem slow to criticize the company and only for these cases involving many different chemicals of state environmental authorities, ordered soil samples to be taken. but is this simply a culture clash between an american company and german bureaucracy? so the classical american approach, so oh, i'm a, i'm out of the set line by the west coast. i'm using uh an area and yeah, and then if i've, i've been using it then i move for about a swelled up. so this is all, t

sandy.> tonight it will hang around anonyma and going into early tomorrow morning for the north bay. for the rest of you, you get a break tomorrow. so take a look at this live picture from our golden gate bridge camera roadway are slick. be careful out there. here's the view from emeryville. you can see visibility is poor as the rain is coming down 80 with all that traffic, it is going to be a tough commute. we are looking at statewide uh- radar here and you see the snow in the sierra. even a lightning strike up to the north. this system is starting to move in some more rain. as we look at live doppler seven, we're going to get you in where we are seeing some pockets of moderate rain south san francisco, san bruno. it is on the move, heading towards the east bay into alameda. shortly you will notice some rain falling light to moderate. also around martinez. hercules. so your valenti day does include the wet weather and some downpours from santa cruz heading across highway 971 is going to be

all right, sandy, thank you.e we're dealing with that, the northeast is digging out from the biggest snowstorm to hit the region in two years. today's storm was intense, but fast moving. it caused more than 145,000 power outages in new england and forced the cancellation of more than a thousand flights, mostly in new york city and boston. new york's schools made a controversial decision to hold remote classes rather than give students a snow day, but a lot of students experienced technical issues, much like the early days of the pandemic, the storm was also tough on businesses. >> well, valentine's day is a good business, and, you know, it kind of hurts that people aren't coming in today. and, you know, we got to start to get everything ready for tomorrow, though. so it would be nice if the snow would stop soon. >> new york city received only about three inches of snow, but parts of pennsylvania and connecticut got more than a foot out. >> all right, coming up, an emotional day in santa clara as the 40 niners cle

sandy, thanks. we'll wait until pip watch is over, okay? thank you. have a wonderful day.u here. great line on the real estate. >> gillian: once in a while i throw one out there. it was so beautiful. >> bill: it sure was and we'll see when they come. here is harris on "the faulkner focus." >> harris: we're getting closer. fo

. >> dan okay, sandy, thanks a lot. and with that in mind, people across the bay area are preparing for this approaching storm. first responders say they're ready to race to any emergency as it pops up. p-g-and-e's is planning for power outages as usual. tree crews in the north bay are trying to limit the damage. we saw some out today trimming loose branches and limbs more than a dozen homes were damaged by trees during the last storm last month. >> the grounds are saturated and we are concerned with the already weakened trees that even though the winds aren't necessarily going to be as strong, they could likely bring additional trees down. >> now you can track the storm with the same live doppler seven that sandhya uses every day. just search abc seven bay area in your device's app store to download it now. >> california's governor is unlocking a new effort to tackle homelessness in the bay area. today, he announced funding for the latest project, homekey initiative. abc seven news reporter anser hassan has more on the

one of the, the mitigation measures that we put into place after sandy was this right here. these are steel hens floodgates. each of these dates weighs approximately, um, more than 40000 pounds. so approximately 20000 kilograms. this what day seems to be the, the best combination of cost screens as long as we maintain them and replace the gaskets. these are the last for 7500 years. john job is to make sure that even if there is a big storm, there is no damage our thing. so my job is to make sure that there is damage. we have minus a fixed right. investors who invest in cash bonds and just use they're investing in this kind of risk. that's what they do. and to be honest, because it's such a risk, the assets, right, they enjoy much higher interest rates that are currently available on either as you know, they will invest a little bit them th deadline, and then the earthquake and mexican and the little bit and jump in use, i think as long, and this is how they diversify that portfolio. thinks the so there is a market for disasters or around the world, each with its own risk and

the hurricane sandy reaches the shores of a state of emergency is declared at full traffic, comes to a standstill. the south part of manhattan is flooded. the power goes out the next morning, the extent of the damage becomes clear and even wall street is forced to close trading for 2 days. rarity, the last time that happened was after $911.00. the after math is a process of how do you go from k us back to understanding or back to some sort of stability. it's not going to be the same as it was before, but hopefully a little bit more stable than then. then at the moment of chaos, the storm leads new york with $43.00 dead and billions of dollars of damage. the flooded tunnels of the greatest exhausted as i happened to the cities public transportation system. so how do you make a business out of that? what, what is the business? well, the business is being able to predict that risk and price it. how can anyone make money out of it is almost a disaster. it only seems to lead lose. it's in its wake the, the tunnel filled with water for about 2 thirds of its length. we estimate there were a

sandy. yeah. >> and dan. and consider this the lull before the storms hit. let's check out live doppler seven. we've already seen a few hundredths of an inch of rain in right now. kentfield picking up four hundredths. novato 100th of an inch tonight. san rosa a trace amount. you take a look at live doppler seven and you will see not one but two storms. there both level two's on our storm impact scale. and as we time it out while you're sleeping, the rain moves in at 4 a.m. as we head towards 9 a.m, rainfall begins to pick up in intensity and coverage by noontime, you're going to see some downpours. this continues into the afternoon, especially in the north bay, where the highest rain totals are expected. a high surf advisory starts tomorrow morning. runs until sunday afternoon. breakers 18 to 22ft, up to 28ft for the favored locations as the surf comes with some wind and the winds will be going up as we head towards the afternoon, peaking in that 35 to 40 plus mile an hour range. so it is a level two for tomorrow. rain, downpours at times 20 to 40 plus mile

sandy is here. >> absolutely. thank you. teachers are very important.y the way, ama and dan, let's take a look at a live picture right now because i want to show you the winter season as well with us. this is a view from homewood where the snow is coming down. a lot more snow coming. a winter storm warning 4 a.m. thursday until 10 a.m. sunday for the west slope of the sierra. we're talking 5 to 12ft above 5000ft, 1 to 4ft above 3000, and with gusts to 60 miles an hour, travel will be very difficult to impossible. we're talking whiteout conditions, snowfall projections through sunday night, 96in at donner, 91 at kirkwood. if you want to go, the best time to get out of here is the next two days. after that, it's going to be dicey. so we take a look at what's happening. high pressure is building in. so you get a couple of dry days. but today you probably noticed in some parts of the bay area there was an area of low pressure off the southern california coast. pulled in a little bit of lift, a weak front from the north, and the combination of the two result

>> by the way sandy, i stepped out and looked at the moon today. the micro moon. right? right. >> yes, it's a snow moon and it just is amazing, right? >> we had a good enough view, dan and ama tonight. let me show you the view. i have a time lapse in case you missed it, from our roof camera. it was just amazing. this is the second full moon of 2024. it appears a little bit smaller and a little bit dimmer. it is also known as the micro moon. it is further away from us, but that doesn't matter because we got a great view. here's a look at live doppler seven. an area of low pressure cut off from the main flow of air. the jet stream is just going to meander here over the pacific for about a day, and then we're going to start to see some changes. but it has been sending us all these high clouds. so today you probably notice the filtered sunshine, the beautiful sunset with those high, thin, wispy clouds. here's a look at what's happening ahead of that area of low pressure. we are seeing winds coming off the land blowing towards the coast offshore winds holding the temperatures

. >> dan okay sandy, thanks a lot.ow a series sandy has said the sierra is about to get some really epic snow from this storm 12ft or more in the next three days. here's a live look at zephyr cove in lake tahoe tonight. for skiers and snowboarders, the vibes are good ahead of the storm, i was going to be at 13 for sure, but experts are warning while it's tempting to get outside with all that snow, it's actually not that safe. they recommend anyone who's already in tahoe should ride it out for the next few days. don't try to travel. retired abc seven news photographer randy davis lives in that area now, and his family is ready. >> we put a generator in uh- last year. you know, some people lose power 4 or 5 days, and if that happens, you know, you you do the best you can. >> caltrans says if you do need to go to tahoe, sunday may be the best day to travel. the worst of the storm should be over by then, but the roads will stay. will still be, of course, in recovery mode. after all of that snow get the latest forecast and

sandy. >> yeah, and dan, we're going to expect a series of storms that are going to hit the bay area. the first one arriving on valentine's, it's a light level one system. as you look at live doppler seven, it's not far away. so as we time it out for you, when thursday morning at 9:00, we're going to start to see some light to moderate rain moving into the north bay. by 4 p.m, it gets going. this means there will be impacts to the commute to looking at the hourly winds. they do pick up a little bit, but it's not going to be terribly windy. on wednesday. we'll call it breezy. it's a level one on our exclusive abc seven news storm impact scale light to moderate rain on wednesday. slick roads for the afternoon evening commute and breezy at times as we take a look at our rain chances. well, they continue over the next week i will be back with a closer look coming up. dan ama thank you sandhya. >> now to your voice. your vote as california, four leading candidates for us senate all took to the debate stage tonight in san francisco with the primary election just three weeks away, it's crunc

sandy is here. sandy we have several days of rain coming. >> absolutely. look behind me. dan and ama and look at this live picture from zephyr cove. because it is not just rain. we're talking about snow, right now. they are chaining up on 50. see it is snowing at this hour. just a beautiful sight. especially when the statewide sierra snowpack stands at 73% of average. now at this hour, light snow falling in tahoe. it is gusty up there. winter storm warning until 4 p.m. tomorrow, up to two feet above 6000. between 5 and 6000, half a foot to a foot and gusts to 50 miles an hour will mean difficult to impossible travel. so keep that in mind. we're looking at live doppler seven and pretty much seeing widespread rain right now. so we're going to get you into the street level radar and just kind of scan where we're seeing the wet weather from santa cruz heading towards the summit into corralitos. it is moderate rain as we look at san martin, gilroy, highway 101 might be a little bit of a tough go, especially if your commute takes you through there. it might be a little slower.