sara? >>> new this morning, the israeli military says it res chcrescued two hostages in a coordinated operation in southern rafah. this shows fernando simon marman and luis zar. the niece of one of the men spoke to cnn's nic robertson this morning and described the condition that they're in. >> how they are now, they are a little different -- >> reporter: they've lost some weight. >> they lost a little weight. they are in an inhuman conditions, and situation. now i'm thinking about the 134 hostages that have been in waiting and i want them to be also released as soon as possible. >> during the operation, rafah was under heavy fire. the ministry, the health ministry run by hamas told cnn nearly 100 people killed and the toll is expected to increase. let's go to jeremy diamond who is in tel aviv live for us in israel. can you give us a sense of how this rescue actually unfolded under heavy fire in the area where there is just so much of the war going on right now? >> reporter: well, sara, the

sara?> all right. i know you're all over this, lauren fox. we'll check in with you throughout the hour. thank you so much for your reporting. >>> this morning, after helping torch the bipartisan border deal, donald trump has a new campaign ploy, challenging president biden to a debate now. cnn's kristen holmes is in washington. so, after ducking every conceivable opportunity for the primary, now trump wants to debate. >> reporter: that's right, because donald trump wants to run as though he is the incumbent president, and an incumbent president doesn't have to debate. but this is starting to feel more and more like a general election rematch between biden and trump despite the fact he's not even the republican nominee, nikki haley, of course, still in the race. you have all these republican senators circling the wagons around donald trump, and now you have him calling out biden, saying he wants to debate and debate now. here's what he said in an interview yesterday. >> i'd like to call for

>> in the near to midterm, sara, no. things have to happen on the battlefield, and any, any negotiation, if you will, over ukraine or -- i don't want to say on behalf of ukraine -- has to be with the ukraine consent. this is their country. and also, we would want to be in close touch and linked to our nato and eu allies who have skin in this game too. no. i think doing anything -- anything -- the talk of a new administration and fixing it in 24 hours is just absolutely wrong, and it needs to be in concert with ukraine and our allies, or else i don't think it holds much. >> the country that's being bombed out of its mind has to be a part of these negotiations. and zelenskyy has been very, very clear that russia has to leave before anything can happen. all right. i want to move on to israel's war with hamas. netanyahu has just ordered the evacuation of rafah. there are more than a million people there, many of them displaced from other parts of gaza, regular citizens. if palestinians have to leave rafah, where else can the

. >>> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> hello, i'm sara donchey. everyone in the bay area seems to have a union square memory and a lot of them go way, way back. like seeing the christmas tree as a child, peeking in the store windows, especially during the holidays. and when the spca fills those windows with pets who need homes, it is an extra special memory. it's been in the backdrop of so many memories. macy's is at the center of all of it. and so when the company announced it will be closing its flagship west coast store, people seemed to pause for just a little longer than some of the other headlines we've heard about businesses packing up and leaving san francisco. and while it may be the biggest blow yet to union square, one business owner in the area tells kelsi thorud he still thinks and believes that the future of the neighborhood is bright. >> reporter: well not only are customers shocked by the news that the union square macy's will be closing, but local businesses are also shocked and wondering how this closure may impact their busines

sara?it's interesting to watch all of this happen as we get closer and closer to the primary there and super tuesday. a lot of people wondering if she will stick around. i know you'll have the details when it comes. >> nikki haley has been very busy not just raising money. she had an interesting saturday negotiate. listen. >> nicks question comes from someone who describes herself as a concerned south carolina voter. >> yes, hello. [ applause ] my question is why won't you debate nikki haley? >> oh, my god. it's her. the woman who was in charge of security on january 6th. it's nancy pelosi in are you doing okay, donald you? might need a mental competency test. >> i see that, people. >> yeah, it's what voters will say if they see you and joe on the ballot. >> i'm just curious, what would you say is the main cause of the civil war and do you think it stwarts an "s" and ends with a lavery. >> yeah, i probably should have said that the first time, and live from morning it's saturday night. >> n

-[sara] bonjourno . -[tucci] stanley.[katie] she's gonna make a frittata for us and it's topped with chicken innards. so everything we focus on here in your restaurant is offal. -yes. -yes, good. -one egg per person. ok. yep. -yes. -...throughout the day. -oh yeah. have it for breakfast, lunch, dinner. yeah. -i like it in a sandwich. -[tucci] yes in a sandwich. that's what i used to take when i was a kid to school. yeah. i'm very down with that. chef sara gave up medical school to pursue her dream of opening a restaurant. [tucci] woah, yes. [tucci] so the stomach, the heart and the liver. [sara] yes. in rome you find frittata and chicken organs, but separately. -[tucci] but separately. -[katie] yeah, and she has combined them. [katie] it's ready. [tucci] oh wow. -[katie] smell it. wow, rich. -[tucci] oh yeah that's nice. don't forget about this bread. -oh wow, yeah, nice and hot too. -[katie] so good. yeah. mmm. that's great. thank you. [laughs] -great. -this is really special. and i think it's a really good demonstration

sara: thank you.

i'm john berman with sara sidner.his is "cnn news central." ♪ >>> president biden has an important meeting at the white house with jordan's king abdullah. the meeting comes as israel defense forces say they have carried out a series of strikes in southern gaza in the city of rafah. now, as part of those strikes, israel says it has rescued two hostages, who are now safely back in israel. palestinian medical officials controlled by hamas say more than 100 palestinians have been killed in that operation. this strike, though, was raise questions about what will happen in the future in and around rafah, which is a city where israel has told palestinians, hundreds of thousands, to flee to. will israel continue, even intensify, operations around there? president biden, of course, has been speaking with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he has warned israel about launching a ground assault without a credible and executable plan to ensure civilian safety. cnn's arlette saenz is at the white house with the latest. what

. >> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >>> hello, i'm sara donchey. it was a soggy valentine's day for a lot of us here in the bay area. hopefully you had the cards safelily tucked away. is the rain done with us yet? >> not quite yet for this system. there is a lot more headed our way as we are headed into presidents' day weekend. we will get to that in a moment. let's talk about the current rainfall, adding up across the bay area. we have seen anywhere from a little bit in the rain shadowed spots, a couch inches in the higher elevation spots. you can see the heaviest rain moved off to the east. pockets of steadier rain, including patches of slightly heavier downpours around santa rosa and sonoma county and napa county and heavier downpours. another batch of something more wide preed heavier rain falling through the county, making its way towards concord and walnut creek and advancing over into eastern county. showers, including heavier rain including higher elevations, but then things taper off in a moment for the santa cruz mountains, you had the g

. >>> from kpix this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >>> hello, i'm sara donchey. >>> a horrifying story tonight in the south bay to tell you about where a little boy was killed. the police say it was at the hands of someone who was supposed to be protecting him. officers raced to the riley square apartments in santa clara early this morning but by the time they got there it was already too late. a neighbor told us what he saw and what he heard.. >> reporter: neighbors that we spoke to say they woke up to screaming and they saw the police making an arrest. >> reporter: this family lived at the riley square apartments for over five years. >> it is awful. it is shocking. it is awful. of course. >> reporter: tuesday, he and his neighbors got a horrifying wake up call at 2:30 in the morning >> it was police shouting, drop it, drop the gun, something like that. i got worried. >> reporter: the police tell us 24-year-old man who lives with his girlfriend at the complex had shot her 3-year-old son. paramedics did everything they could but the little boy did not make it. >

thank you very much. >> sara. >> okay. could the cost of your groceries and everything else finally, cost you less a new report out this morning on inflation. is it enough to make an impact will have the details and new covid, guidelines expected from the cdc that will change changed the way you've got to work school, and the way lifts, boats, white tonight. >> the election to replace disgrace former congressman george santos hold republicans, razor-thin house majority, shrink even further. and what clues will the results provide about knowing? febreze election. join cnn for special live coverage tonight, starting at 08:00 p.m. eastern >> if you're looking for a medicare supplement insurance plan that's smart now, i'm 65 and really smart leader. i'm 70 >> consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan from united health care with this type of plan, you'll no upfront about how much your care costs, which makes planning your financial future easier. so call unitedhealthcare today to learn more about the only plans of th

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i'm sara sidner with john. this is "cnn news central." >>> behind closed doors, new details about president biden's angry reaction in a private meeting after the special counsel's report exonerated him of legal wrongdoing but then put in the report that he wouldn't be charged because he's an elderly man with memory issues. the special counsel wrote on biden's diminished faculties and memory and even went on to say that he didn't remember even within several years when his son beau died. the president was livid about this reportedly. in a meeting with democrats in virginia, he lashed out saying, how could i effing forget that? katelyn polantz is following the details for us. kate len, we saw his emotional response to all of this. and then you have this report that came out that exonerated him but then threw in this barb about his memory. what else came out in this report? >> we listened about an episode where joe biden did willfully and retain classified materials, even though he was not going to be charged and

sara, i got a question for you.w that the first two super bowls were not called the super bowl? >> no. i had no idea. what were they called? >> yews. >> it was called the afl nfl world championships, it was not until the jets that bumped off of the colts in the third one it was called the super bowl. for a story way too long that we have for this 11:00 news >> does not roll off of the tongue. i give it a 3 out of 10. >> okay [ laughter ] >> have a great time in vegas, my friend. >>> there are dedicated fans and then there are the fans willing to prove their dedication every day for the rest of their lives. we take you to a vegas tattoo shop prepping for the kind of souvenir you can not take back chad, chad. why the petition? we're in vegas baby! you know we gonna celebrate. ♪ i just touched down ♪ ♪ now it's time to celebrate ♪ -celebrate! ♪ super bowl in vegas ♪ ♪this where the big steppas play ♪ ♪ keep it a c-note ♪ ♪ super bowl with ochocinco ♪ ♪ win, win, win. i'm on fye right now ♪ ♪ if you cannot win sorry, my

sara. >> all right. thank you for joining me now, president and founder of eurasia group and gzero media and brehme thank you so much for being here, sir you look at these sanctions. what, if anything, will these new sanctions? due to vladimir putin, we know that they can hurt the economy. they can do other things. but is this any, is there any chance they're going to stop him from going forward with the things he's been doing including potentially killing one of his opposition leaders and the war in ukraine. >> absolutely not. >> what we have found is that the only thing that is slowing down vladimir putin is the provision of additional military support directly for ukraine essentially a proxy war, allowing nato to give the ukrainians what they need to defend themselves that's made a difference. but i mean, this year, the imf expects the russian economy to grow at a reasonable clip >> of >> course, are russia has critical natural resources that everyone around the world needs. and the americans are no p

we'll be joined by sara carter and kash patel later, but first south to white house. where edward lawrence is standing by. with all of the gory details. how wonderful to see you. reporter: good to see you too. i am glad you are in a good mood, u.s. officials say they will respond to attack that killed three americans in a time of their choosing, president biden he is off to michigan. going to a campaign event for uaw . he has not found yet a time of his choosing to stopped. tomorrow president will be in dover, delaware for transfer of remained for sergeant william rivers, sergeant kennedy sanders and breonna moffett, the leaders of group responsible for death fled back to iran. after the president said he decided on a response. >> in terms of telegraphing about strikes and whether or not people leave or left, you know i won't speculate on any of that. i would tell you that you know, we will have a multitiered response. and again, we have the ability to respond a number of times depending on the situation. reporter: so defense secretary made the point that we're not ad

thanks so much, sara. all right. joining me right now is elie honig a cnn senior legal analyst and former assistant us attorney for the southern district of new york are a great to see you, elie. so the us supreme court could weigh in potentially on to trump campaign related cases. let's look at the 14th amendment colorado case in which the state supreme court ruled to take to take action against keeping trump's name off the ballot. so the justices heard the arguments. now, what are they considering? >> so fred, the next thing we're going to hear from the supreme court on this case will be their opinion, as paula said we don't know when that's going to come. it's important to understand though when we see this ruling, the us court is not going to make some grand pronouncement on whether donald trump did or did not engage in insurrection. that was very clear in the oral argument. there was only we one question about that in the entire time. instead, what they're looking at really is a procedural question here, which b

sara, i got a question for you. did you know that the first two super bowls were not called the super bowl? >> no. i had no idea. what were they called? >> yews. >> it was called the afl nfl world championships, it was not until the jets that bumped off of the colts in the third one it was called the super bowl. for a story way too long that we have for this 11:00 news >> does not roll off of the tongue. i give it a 3 out of 10. >> okay [ laughter ] >> have a great time in vegas, my friend. >>> there are dedicated fans and then there are the fans willing to prove their dedication every day for the rest of their lives. we take you to a vegas tattoo shop prepping for the kind of souvenir you can not take back this ad? typical. politicians... "he's bad. i'm good." blah, blah. let's shake things up. with katie porter. porter refuses corporate pac money. and leads the fight to ban congressional stock trading. katie porter. taking on big banks to make housing more affordable. and drug company ceos to stop their price goug

sara: absolutely. saw that just walking through chicago through the neighborhoods talking to people who have been directly impacted, whose community centers have been taken over as migrant facilities. in new york city, i visited one of the many schools that was taken over. ps 133, i will never forget that. they took the gymnasium andput k single male adults just feet away from this elementary school. the men were going out at night drinking and smoking right by the elementary school. the neighbors were furious. these were people who were not predominately conservative or republican. these are independent people who i spoke to said that they were democrats. who said that they would never vote democrat again. yeah. you go to other parts of the country. you can go to dayton, ohio or franklin, ohio where i was very close with the coroner there. sadly, her office, the morgue was overflowing with bodies of young american children who were dying from overdose deaths from fentanyl to the point where a few year

appreciate you coming on this morning. >> thanks, sara >> fred. >> all right, sara, another auto strike avoided what we're learning about the deal that kept the united auto workers union from walking off the job at ford's biggest plant. and it's the return of messi-mania the world's biggest soccer star kicks off his first full season in miami tonight and another superstar teammates is joining him on the pitch this year. >> united states of scans with jake tapper sunday a nine on cnn then with thyroid disease, i hit from the camera and i wanted to hide from the world >> for years. >> i thought my ted was beyond help but then i asked my dr. about to pesa to pesa is the only medicine that treats ted at the source, not just the symptoms in a clinical study, more than eight out of ten patients taking to pesa had less i bouldering to pesa is an infusion and may cause and fusion reactions. tell your dr. right away if you experience high blood pressure, fast heartbeat, shortness of breath, or muscle pain before treatment, tell your dr. if you have diabetes, ibd, or pregnant or planning to becom

thank you so much, sara. >> thank you. fred new video showing the situation at one of khan yunis's only functioning hospitals in gaza. it's worsening. patients are now being evacuated from nasser hospital it comes just one day after witnesses told cnn, the israeli military rounded up some of the medical staff there and forced them to strip and wait in the cold for hours. only five workers were allowed back inside to treat patients. one, dr. is describing what he saw my name is the force him default seem to talk off all his closest on front of >> all people and when they took him inside, i hear him he was screaming room that being used to beat him >> cnn's nic robertson is joining us now nic, what is the idf saying about these allegations from people inside of nasser hospital? you're that dr. saying they took his nurse and they forced him to the strip. what are you hearing >> the idf says the following. the international humanitarian laws of warfare, when they went into this hospital originally they said that they had leads

>> reporter: that's right, sara. the 49ers will rely on logan ryan on sunday, a proven winner.e's won two super bowls in his career, but at this point he figured that he'd focus on a different kind of championship. >> coaching my kids' soccer team. we were undefeated. only two games left and i had to leave the kids. >> reporter: logan ryan got the call to join the 49ers in late november while he was on a family cruise. >> i knew that the 49ers were interested at that point. there wasn't any drinking on the cruise, unfortunately. i occupied that gym quite a bit. >> reporter: ryan's transition back into football was so smooth that at least one teammate is skeptical of how easy he made it look. >> i think logan wanted to give y'all a story. there's no way that guy was on a cruise and came back and played like that! i'm calling bluff! >> reporter: he told me he's not so sure you were actually on a cruise with your family. he doesn't buy it fully. >> i was a thousand percent on the a cruise. the disney wish in the bahamas. i'm about to be 33, he's 33. he's more of a, he's more of a

. >>> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> hello, i'm sara donchey. if you are planning a cheesy picnic for valentine's day you might want to scratch the plan and take things inside. it is going to be wet. another storm, moving into the bay area. i know you would never plan an outdoor picnic for your wife for valentine's day only because it is raining not because you would not do something nice. >> already delivered the gift. >> you will have to do something tomorrow >> i am telling you. >> we will continue the cheesy theme it will be snuggle weather. i know it makes you internally queasy. sending moisture into the northern coast of california already. the bulk of that hanging off of the coast. moving in, heading through the day tomorrow, first, in the north bay, the rain chances are going to increase by late morning, peaking at early afternoon. still, off and on showers are with us for drive time and that is why tomorrow is a first alert weather day. because we are going to see some of the heaviest downpours over most of the bay area right around th

sara, back to you. >> all right.te sensitive ones like the office reits are up and the real estate services on the relief on the rate side. thank you. rick santelli. just adding to the data narrative that we have today. retail sales is a big one that catches your attention because it was a miss. down 0.8% for the month. but it was january and january has weather and january has holiday spending hangover. if you break it down by categories, what you can do, and this number is not inflation adjusted, so that also skews the number every month. building materials down 4.1% on the month. that's weather. you also saw kind of flat in general merchandise spending. on-line sales down for the month. electronic store sales were down for the month. furniture had a nice pop for a change. i think we these to get a few more data points on the consumer to really worry for any cause for concern when it comes to the retail sales numbers. it will subtract from the consumption around gdp because the control group, which feeds into the g

sara, you should come on out.d cookie that we could have late night, telling stories, oh, man! vegas would be a good time if you were here. >> yep! >> reporter: that saturday we are just four days away from the 49ers taking on the chiefs in super bowl lviii. i spent the day at the fan experience. in fact, i am still here at the fan experience. more on that in just a little bit. it did feel more like radio row today. you never know when you are going to run into a hall of famer. steve young was in the hizzy. last night the 49ers won the lombardi trophy. he keeps close tabs on his former team and sat down with a chat with brock purdy before the post season and he could not be more impressed with the franchise. >> it feels like it is less t. is incredible. and, our organization i give owners credits, kyle credit for building and making a team that feels resident to me. leadership out of the locker room, the style, the spirit, their success. they have been knocking on the door for 10 years. that is, that is a great co

sara >> all right. the university of colorado student arrested for killing two people in a dorm room, will make his first court appearance in just a few hours, 25 year-old nicholas jordan is facing two counts of first-degree murder. prosecutors say he killed a student, any young woman at the university of colorado springs dorm room last friday. cnn's lucy kafanov has the very latest on that investment good morning. no word yet on the why the motive, but the university of colorado colorado springs has confirmed to cnn that the suspect was a fellow students he was identified by police as 25 year-old nicholas jordan, originally from detroit, michigan. they believed that he was responsible for last friday's fatal shooting of two people, a young man and a young woman in that dorm room. >> he >> was apprehended, arrested shortly after found being found inside a vehicle on monday, he was taken in to custody without any sort of incident according to police authorities, indicated that the suspect and these victi

thank you so much sara. all right, fred, in minutes, jury selection begins in the trial of a woman prosecutor say, loaded the gun, that later killed cinematographer on rust set. we'll have more on that story georgia's governor revealing to cnn that he was interviewed in the federal election interference case against former president trump. what he told the special counsel and nikki haley trailing trump in the polls. and in the fund raising race. but she is vowing she is not going anywhere even if she loses her home state, south carolina's primary, how voters in her home state feel about her staying in the race >> i think she's strong. i don't think she would flinch at doing what is necessary >> king charles did night at ten on cnn rsv can seriously impact breathing even for the best performance. protect yourself with pfizer's of burisma, a vaccine to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv in people's 60 years. and it's not for everyone and may not protect all who receiving don't get a bridgeville if you'

>> sara, thanks for having me back.s is an argument under our classified information procedures act, cipa, section 4. unlike a regular trial when you have a trial like this one for donald trump's alleged possession of classified information at mar-a-lago, the defendants don't get every piece of paper. yes, donald trump and the other defendants will get information that's helpful and necessary. but the government can hold back certain documents, redact others, substitute names with john doe, and have the judge make other changes where you balance national security with the right of every defendant to have a fair trial. and you go through that sometimes document by document. and that is what is happening in court. both sides will talk, as we say, ex parte, by themselves with the judge. and then the judge, judge cannon, will make some decisions. >> this is highly classified documents. and there have been other cases, obviously. you can't just throw those out to every single person that is involved in the case. the governme

i'm kate balduan with john berman and sara sidner. this is "cnn central." >>> at this moment nearly 40 million people across california are under flood advisories as a powerful storm dumps record rainfall on that state. emergency responders were busy overnight rescuing people trapped in floodwaters. cr crews saved three people were clinging to a tree. a state of emergency has been declared in eight california counties. powerful wind gusts slamming the state. more than 50,000 customers don't have power. let's get waiting to our meteorologist. what can they expect over the next couple of hours? >> additional rainfall, unfortunately, which is the last thing they need as well as gusty winds. here's a look as where it's raining and snowing. still have rain showers even he have at times across northern and central california, but by far the heaviest rain is focused over portions of southern california including the city of los angeles. this is where we have a lot of flood watches and even flash flood warnings in effect. the flash flood warn

sara. >> all right, ahead. new this morning, the first report of a year on inflation some good news for consumers. what it means for you and your family will have that ahead. and deputies and texas mistake a woman for an intruder and shoot her five times. >> we >> have new disturbing body camera video and backed like he never left. jon stewart returns the daily show. >> and boy he's. going for it >> there. the oldest people ever to run for president breaking by only four years, the occurred that i think we've got a new name for our election coverage indecision 2024, antiques roadshow united states of scandal with jake tapper. sunday at nine on cnn, the first time you made a sale online with godaddy was also the first time you heard of a town named die in this sort of colorado, it's got to wonder from dazzle colorado, starting, easy to build powerful website for free with a partner that always puts you first start for free at godaddy dot com. every >> day, more dog people and more reps are deciding it's time for

>> sara is spot on. follow the law.s to national security, simply the following, what did donald trump do? i am going to do the opposite, whether it is afghanistan, whether it is iran, whether it is china and the ccp, specifically the cartels and the border like we're talking about today. he rescinded on his first month, biden that is, nine executive orders that donald trump had implemented to secure the border, including funding the law and funding our agents, giving them the authorities to return immediately illegal immigrants, to force them to stay in mexico and all the agreements surrounding family custodial issues. there are some legal implementations that donald trump executed that joe biden just said, we're done with that. when you do that and you have a crime spree and you have a world taking over the southern border invasion, you get iran, you get the ccp, and you get the cartels to flood our community with terrorists and criminals, new york, my original hometown, when i see cops beaten up, i don't want to see

i appreciate it. >> sara. all right. ahead. >> the houston police department has >> released the body camera footage showing those dramatic moments officers encountered the shooter inside texas pastor joel osteen's church, that happened earlier this month. what we are learning from that footage that is next. also hard questions being asked about what caused that door plug on the lastochkyne airlines flight to fly off mid-flight, could it have been caused by a culture of safety gaps inside boeing details on the investigation, there straight ahead. >> we're here to get your side of the store. >> why do we keep ending up here? >> you can't write this stuff. >> united states of scandal with jake tapper on sunday, a nine on cnn. >> i love shopping the real, real gucci, louis vuitton madyar. >> february's and we're on luxury brands up to 90% off retail. >> thousands of new arrivals daily the real, real shock now and get 20% off at the real real.com terms of why rsv is out there for those 60 years and older, protect against rsv

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thank you so much, isaac, for your reporting there, fred. >> all right, sara, thank you. while kamala harris sets her sights on michigan this week, nikki haley he's going beast mode in south carolina. this as she continues her self dubbed beast of the southeast bus tour, she just got off the stage in sumter, south carolina just moments ago, and earlier, she was on fox news with this prediction about how she'll match up against donald trump in her state i think it's going to be close. i think it's going to be competitive and we can't wait to go to michigan the day after >> all right, with us now cnn political commentators, se cupp and republican strategist rina shah. good to see you both, ladies. all right. marina, you for six days to go to the south carolina primary. nikki haley is really a native. a win if she doesn't pull off south carolina is michigan. even a factor >> it absolutely is a factor because south carolina, while it is her home state, is a place where it would be a huge, huge morale boost that would give her that momentum that we often talk about. but it's n

. >>> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >>> hi, i'm sara donchey, it was not the prettiest day to be outside in the bay area. it rained, sometimes pouring, you saw a lot of wind. for most of us that was all. for some it caused problems. many of the issues in the north bay. this road looked like a muddy river. some drivers tried it any way, though. a few trees fell today, too. this one blocked highway 1 and took downpour lines with it and they went to check out a choppy bodega bay and showed us how windy it got in. >> oh, it is pretty windy. [ laughter ] it was raining so hard up north near sea branch it looked like the downpours were moving uphill. paul heggen has been busy all day tracking the storm for us, paul, i know this atmospheric river situation is not one and done, right? >> the terms in volleyball terms this one is the set and the one over the weekend is the spike with more rain, more wind sunday into monday. let's focus in on what is out there right now. heavy rain falling across much of the bay area. the back edge of the heavy rain now

i'm sara sidner with john berman. this is cnn news central. >>> president biden emotional, defiant, and angry after a scathing report paints him as a forgetful elderly man with frequent memory lapses. the special counsel investigating the president's handling of classified documents questions his recollection of dates including claiming that he forgot when his son beau died. and this morning, we're getting new details on what happened behind the scenes at biden's private meeting with democrats in virginia just a few hours later. this is how he addressed it to the american public. >> i know there's some attention paid to some language in the report about my recollection of events. there's even reference that i don't remember when my son died. how in the hell dare he raise that? frankly, when i was asked the question, i thought to myself, it wasn't any of their damn business. >> cnn's mj lee joining us from the white house. mj, one of the big things about the report is he was not criminally charged. but that is all lost

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. >>> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey, on cbs news bay area. >>> hello, i'm sara doncheybly tragic story tonight out of san mateo, a welfare check at a family home ended up with a gruesome discovery inside. we were told about the disturbing sound they heard right before they heard police sirens. >> reporter: investigators have been here for more than 12 hours. questions in this quiet community are mounting into what exactly led to the deaths of these four individuals. >>> ron has lived in this sleepy neighborhood along time. he says crime is not usually top of mind. >> we lived here 27 years, raised a daughter here, used to play at the park down the street. it is not coming you ever think about. >> reporter: that changed monday morning when four people including two 4-year-old children were found dead in their home. investigators have been tight lipped about what happened. neighbors, like ron, are shocked. >> when you hear it is an entire family, mother, father, two minor children, your mind goes to a place of what tragic event happened. >> reporter: the police said someo

sara carter spent the day along the border in arizona.t's because the wires work and barriers worked. they moved to california and arizona. here's what she saw. >> every day, 1,500 people are leaving the gap, coming out of this jungle that is considered one of the most dangerous places on planet earth. what was your name again? [speaking spanish] >> where are you from? >> guinea. >> where are you? india? he said because biden is the president of the immigrants, he's working for the immigrants. he's in favor of the migrants of the people coming here illegally. do you know who our is? >> yes. >> who is >> joe biden. >> joe biden. so you know joe biden? chinese, haitians. [speaking spanish] afghanistan. arabs. so every place on earth. people were there coming through. >> now they are here? they're not detained? they know the drill. they know they stay here. this is the camp, the makeshift camp that has been put together by the ngos. >> ngos set up a cam that the smugglers have told them exists. >> this is where to go. >> as you can see, it's

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sara i mean, such an unusual move here. we often hear about petitions for selective prosecution that someone claiming that the government is unfairly prosecuting them while ignoring others doesn't usually work, but it appeared to work here at least temporarily now, of course, robert rondo himself, you sara broke the news of his arrest back in 2018. he was this neo-nazi white supremacist who was part of this group of other like-minded individuals, they would get together and conspire to go to various political rallies according to court documents, and then engage in violence. now, he had been prosecuted, but his lawyer petition the judge to say, look, during all of these riots back in 2017 and through 2020, the government prosecuted all these far right people, but they didn't go after far left people according to his lawyer. well, this judge who's somewhat controversial here in orange county, california agreed and let run out immediately. i'll read you part of what the judge said in this order. he said that the government pr

sara girvin, bbc news, in belfast. now it's time for a look at the weather. if hello again.his week, the temperature is going to drop closer to where we would expect it to be at this time of year. now, today, we've got this weather front. it's been with us for a while. the met office has a yellow weather warning out for rain across parts of northern and western scotland. it expires this evening at nine o'clock and by then we could have had as much as 170 millimetres of rainfall — flood warnings in force. behind the rain we've got cold air, so the showers increasingly turning wintry. but ahead of the weather front, there's a lot of cloud around. and in the west, we're looking at some light rain and some drizzle, but mild for many, brisk winds today and cold as we push up towards the north—east. now through this evening and overnight this rain heads south, eventually getting into northern ireland and into northern england. there'll be some showers crossing the north of scotland, which will be heavy with hail and thunder. and for england and wales, it still is going to be a win