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sara sidner, thank you so much.n, if you happen to be just tuning in here, we got the news this morning that longtime legendary beloved ktvu news anchor dennis richmond died earlier today. it had a series of health issues since he retired in in may of 2008. so we're sort of opening up this hour. this is not your typical newscast where we're getting reaction from you, and we're bringing in those who worked with him longest and knew him best and, you know, loved him the most. and so we'll have mu more embering en honor and remember former ktvu longtime legendary news anchor dennis richmond. we learned mid-morning that he had died. he had a series of health struggles. and then today we got the news sort of reverberating through the newsroom and through the community. i know so many of us here at ktvu not only grew up watching dennis and got to work with him in our own careers. one of those is mike mibach, a longtime ktvu reporter and anchor here. mike, thanks for joining us on the phone. your thoughts upon hearing toda

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i'm kate baldwin with sara sidner and john berman. this is cnn news central. >> trump's trade war is on. china is now punching back after trump slapped a 10% tariff on a myriad of chinese imports to the united states. china's retaliatory tariffs of 15% hitting u.s. coal and liquefied natural gas, plus a 10% tariff on u.s. crude oil and large displacement cars and pickup trucks. beijing, also targeting a selection of u.s. companies including google, calvin klein, tommy hilfiger and the reverberations are being felt globally. cnn's alayna treene is following the moves from the trump white house, and mark stewart is in china learning what that country is doing. as we see this sort of fallout. but first, let's start with alayna treene. what are you learning from the white house? we all watched, you know, over the last couple of days where there was a sort of war with canada and a war with mexico that kind of fell off. at least we have a month reprieve. but this with china seems to be going full steam ahead. >> yes, that's exactly right. w

. >>> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> hi, i'm sara donchey, you know how we've been hearing about how the nba is in a slump, critics coming out of the wood work to say things like too many threes, not enough defense, boring, nobody's watching. well, let's see what those people are saying now that it seems like much of the league has been totally realigned. more trade deadline drama tonight, this time affecting the bay area. all right, vern glenn, we know when we have the honor of starting the show with him, there is something big going on. so tell us about this massive trade. jimmy butler to the dubs. >> sara, it's a win now move to maximize the window of steph curry and draymond green. jimmy butler, he can hurt you defensively. he can make an array of shots, clutch shots, but most importantly, the warriors have been searching for another consistent star scorer to complement curry. he'll be better than this jimmy. >> jimmy's ready. jimmy's got some new moves. check jimmy out. >> butler agreed to a two-year extension worth reportedly now $111

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i'm sara sidner with john berman and kate baldwin. this is cnn news central. >> an absolute unnecessary. >> counterintelligence risk. and one putting lives in danger. that is the warning today from one top democrat, as the concern is now growing over the national security risks just triggered by a new move from the white house ordering the cia to send an unclassified email inside that email. the first name, last initial of every cia staffer hired in the last two years. the cia complied. the fear now foreign hackers and the new safety threat for americans in the u.s. and abroad. cnn's zach cohen is with us. he's got much more reporting on this. good morning. zach, what are you learning? >> yeah. kate, this is part of the cia's. broader effort to comply with that executive order from president donald trump to downsize the federal workforce. but look for an agency that prioritizes and places a premium on secrecy. this is really, frankly, a surprising move that the cia sent this list of names to the white house in an unclassified email, a

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dr sara husseini is director of the british president trump's statements over the past of palestiniansst explicit denial of palestinian rights of any us administration. the us will occupy gaza is obscene. plans or will carry out these so—called plans, which obviously you've heard from recent statements, in washington, benjamin netanyahu, who is wanted ethnic cleansing plans and denial of palestinian rights for decades and his predecessors before him for the best part of a century. this, the whole way through, has been enabled by governments like the us and the british government, who have not only failed in their international responsibilities and legal duties_ render aid or assistance to israel's unlawful military occupation, and failed of international law. 0k. benjamin netanyahu and others would, i'm here is ethnic cleansing, and the way around two million people there, given the enormous destruction there, is it not better as marco rubio suggested overnight, because we're seeing the images of enormous destruction. yeah, well, that's quite a long question, but i'll start these accus

. >>> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> hi, i'm sara donchey. it was pouring today all over the bay area and windy too. it was one of those storms where the rain was coming down sideways in some places, at least for a while. and unfortunately, it did cause a few problems around the bay. tonight we'll walk you through what we saw, and even though it stopped raining now, some streets are still shut down. this rock slide happened in san francisco earlier this evening. all that debris almost took out a car that was parked nearby. fortunately, it didn't. there were mudslides all across the bay area today. our crews went to two of the biggest. an entire house slid into the russian river in sonoma county. we'll have more on that in a moment. in marin county a mudslide slammed into an apartment building in fairfax. some neighbors told us it happened all of a sudden, and it could be a while before people can live there again. nobody was hurt, but the cleanup could take weeks. there are also evacuation orders to tell you about for low-lying areas along t

aranceles de productos de mÉxico y canadÁ, el presidente ha dicho que serÁ de un 25% y como explica sara dicho con la cabeza frÍa. >> el secretario de economÍa explica que si la aplicaciÓn de aranceles llega a completar las familias estadounidenses. y computadoras y televisores y se ven afectados si va a ser mÁs altos y para que tengamos una de error estratÉgico. millones de familias afectarÍan por este imposiciÓn arancelaria 12 millones de familias en el caso del aumento a computadoras 40 millones de familias. de televisores y pantallas para computaciÓn afectarÍa a 32 millones de familia que tendrÍan que pagar mÁs de $2,000,000,000 adicionales. al menos 5 millones de familia sufrirÍan el impacto y el gobierno de mÉxico asegurÓ que serÁ mayor en estados fronterizos y ciudades con alto consumo de productos mexicano como california, texas, florida y arizona, desde la ciudad de mÉxico, sara: y mÉndez, televisiÓn y visiÓn. preciso momento de ver un adelanto de los titulares mÁs importantes con elian, buenas noches. >> en la ediciÓn nocturna seguimos en washington, a dos dÍas de la tragedia e

kate. >> thanks so much, sara. any moment now, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu will be arriving to capitol hill. and just last night, the israeli leader made clear that he is backing president trump's proposal to, quote, take over gaza, saying that donald trump's plan was a remarkable idea. cnn's lauren fox is on capitol hill tracking this one for us. there is a lot going on on capitol hill this morning. lauren, what's expected with this one today? >> yeah. >> i mean, we expect that netanyahu is going to meet both with john. >> thune, the republican senate gop leader. >> as well. >> as speaker. >> mike johnson. and, you know, one of the. >> things that i think is really. >> interesting going. >> into this set. >> of meetings. >> is the. >> question around. >> what exactly is. >> trump intending. >> to do in gaza? >> and, you know, i've seen. >> publicly republican. senators and gop leaders. >> trying to downplay these comments. >> trying to argue. >> that, you know, this is just an. >> idea that. donald t

megan. >> sara. president trump. >> is once again speaking with reporters in the oval office right now. we are once again waiting on tape, but we are starting to see some headlines flash from the wires that i wanted to bring you. the first is that trump has told reporters that he will speak with chinese president xi jinping at the appropriate time, but is in no rush to do so. that comes after he told reporters yesterday he thought he would speak with xi probably within the next 24 hours. earlier, we heard from the press secretary saying again that that call was happening within 24 hours. we had thought tonight or tomorrow morning. now it seems like that call might not yet be scheduled. trump, saying that he's not in a rush to talk with him, raising questions about the status of those tariffs and the retaliation that we saw this morning. trump also was asked about that retaliation and said, that's fine. so more to watch there. he's also mostly talking about iran right now and iran's oil supply. and he

i'm sara stinson reporting in marin county. back to you. >> alright, farther north of and bernville. neighbors spent the day cleaning up after tuesday's storm flooded their homes and neighborhoods. okay. this is inside the home of linda and sean brennan. the furniture was all powered up. blowers were all throughout the house. trying their best to dry things out as quickly as possible. >> we went to bed at night and look at that. 03:00am with a little bit of water at our feet. and after that, we got about 8 inches in the house. you know, this is what you get when you live on the river and we get to suffer in this beauty. let's just say. >> okay. a little bit of good news after the russian river, pete, late wednesday morning. it's water level has gone down significantly and is expected to keep going down. that's good. the storm forcing hundreds into. thursday. most of the impact of flight we're coming in and out of socal. the airport's biggest issue wasn't even the rain. it was the wind and the 4 runways. only 2 were operating. o

i'm sara palczewski. >> thank you, sara. yeah, thank you. >> had some real concerns about what i was seeing at the da's office. not that people don't have good intentions. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, we're going to sit down for a one-on-one with alameda county's new district attorney will tell you what she says she's going to do differently than recall da pamela price. also ahead, the bexar expecting more rain as you can see here on the radar. we've got you covered as you head out for your commute th for all those making it big out there... ...shouldn't your mobile service be able to keep up with you? get wifi speeds up to a gig at home and on the go. introducing powerboost, only from xfinity mobile. now that's big. xfinity internet customers, cut your mobile bill in half vs. t-mobile, verizon, and at&t for your first year. plus, ask how to get the new samsung galaxy s25+ on us. have you ever dreamt of getting two of your fav wendy's items for 7 bucks? like a spicy chicken sandwich, dave's single or... 10 pie

i'm kate bolduan with john berman and sara sidner. this is cnn news central. >> and breaking. >> this morning. >> one trade war is on after. >> the. >> u.s. retreated. >> from two others. the wall street journal declared this morning, trump blinks on tariffs against canada and mexico after receiving concessions. the countries had largely agreed to weeks or months ago. but china is a different story. a 10% tariff on chinese imports went into effect at midnight. china retaliated immediately. a 15% tax on u.s. coal, 10% on u.s. crude oil, and large displacement cars and pickup trucks. also, an investigation into google for allegedly violating their anti-monopoly regulations. so this is the back and forth over just the last few hours. let's get right to cnn's alayna treene at the white house. marc stewart standing by in beijing. eleanor, first to you. this is a trade war, the one that donald trump has not backed off from. >> that's exactly right. and as. >> you mentioned. >> john, the president's, you know, widespread 10% tariffs. on all

and sara. >> and sara. >> the whole team is here. >> the whole team is here. all right.k. >> and enjoy it. because the weather is terrible. yeah. stay inside. >> exactly. >> all right. and a quick reminder that abc seven is the only station that will bring you the 2025 chinese new year parade live. two weeks from today. that is on saturday, february 15th. you can watch it here or wherever you a team can help you plan for your dreams. so your dream car, and vacation home, may be closer than you think. ready to meet the dream team? you can with wells fargo. ♪ ♪ dreams begin here. welcome to the goodnight club. experience the sweeping drama of manon, where opulence brings consequence in a lavish world of love and betrayal. ♪ tickets at sfballet.org (vo) with fargo, your virtual assistant from wells fargo, you can pick up the tab, even when you forget your wallet. (kaz) i got this. (ben) fargo, send kaz $145 dollars with zelle. (kaz) smooth. (vo) learn more at wellsfargo.com/getfargo. of that massive fire at the martinez refinery. we know a shelter in place has been ordered

sara? >> yeah, that's right. grant vicki, this is happening in the northeast part of philadelphia and we just confirmed 2 people were on this private plane when it crashed. take a look at this video from the citizen app. you can see the plane crashed into a high traffic dense air. you can see all the cars around there. the faa has confirmed this crash happened around 6.30, eastern time. that's around 3.30, our time. it's a learjet. 55. 2 engine plane. it's private plane at that. they ve ation agency has confirmed the plane crashed minutes after taking off from northeast philadelphia airport. an airport that primarily services business jets and charter flights. the faa says this plane was in route to springfield, branson national airport in missouri. the crash happened less than 3 miles from the airport. you can tell that's really quickly after it took off. it disappeared from radar about 30 seconds after took off and it was climbing to an altitude of 1600 feet. local media is reporting it came crashing down near

i'm sara stinson reporting in the newsroom. back to you. thank you, sarah. there's a growing memorial tonight where a well-known sociology professor >> was hit and killed in a hit year-old michael burr, a boy was in a marked crosswalk at grand avenue and parkview terrace in the adams point neighborhood when he was hit by a car sometime after 7 o'clock monday night. the car responsible drove off. we've since learned burna boy taught sociology at u c berkeley for nearly 50 years. he retired in 2023. has held the title of professor emeritus until his death. the dean of uc berkeley, social science is sent us this statement about avoid quote. he was an extraordinary teacher who mentored and inspired thousands of students changing their lives with his fierce intellect and kindness. the dean says a memorial service for the professor is being arranged. oakland police are asking anyone who may have seen the hit and run crash or who might have video to give them a call. >> demonstrators gathered outside of san francisco city hall today as a part of the nationwide move

. >>> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> hello. i'm sara donchey. >>> as promised, it was a pretty cold and soggy end to what felt like a long week for a lot of us and the rain isn't done with us yet, perfectly timed with those weekend plans, in fact. it seems like we used to say that a lot. we haven't talked about a lot of rain lately. so what can we expect over the weekend? >> more rain coming at us in waves. some of the heaviest rain will fall over the next 12 hours or so. let's get to how things will evolve. we'll saturday with how they've already evolved. the radar replay over the last 12 hours shows at 11:00 a.m. today we had light to moderate showers which continued coming at us in waves throughout the afternoon. some of the widespread rain coincided with the evening rush hour, but we've seen a little break in the action this evening. you're seeing more shower activity off the coast, steadily making its way in. this is still light to moderate rain that is not going to lead to significant flooding threat. as we head through t

sara says the funds came from supporters of the school and the baseball program. all right.ll ahead on abc seven news at 430. a treat for nature lovers. the annual festival celebrating the return of an important california fish. and here's a beautiful look outside right now. abc seven weather anchor spencer christian is up next with the accuweather forecast. >> thanks for listening to me, zach. all right. coming up in sports, the warriors take on the bulls and the windy city. and it's a dubs debut of jimmy butler. he's in the starting lineup. we got a preview. game is i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say something like that won't happen again? that's fair. we committed to underground, 10,000 miles of electric line. you look back at where we were 10 years ago and we are in a completely different place today, and it's because of how we need to care for our communities and our customers. i hope that's true. [joe] that's my commitment. [ambient noise] (box thuds) (water boils) (packet tears) (tea bag clanks) (water pours)

. >>> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> hi. sara donchey. >>> we have spent a lot of time on this show recently talking about the storms we've seen in and for most people they were or have been a nuisance or inconvenience. for others they've been pretty destructive. we've shown you people who have lost their homes and property over the past few days and weeks, but tonight the worst news of all, we're learning two people have died in the north bay because of these storms. andrea nakano has more on that, plus a very close call for a woman who almost drowned inside of her car. >> reporter: sheets of rain and wind gusts have battered the north bay once again tonight. it's lightened up a little bit, but all of this rain has created dangerous conditions on the roadways. this is body camera footage from marin county deputy mike dawson. >> you in there? where you at, in the back? >> reporter: he arrives on the scene of a car sub merged in a rushing creek. >> if you any you can squeeze through there, i'll help you. >> honestly, i don't

. >>> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> hi.a donchey. >>> say what you want about san francisco, but the city will be in the spotlight a little over a week from tonight when nba all-star weekend comes to the city. there's the game, sure, but you've got the dunk contest. there will be concerts and parties. if there was ever a time to spot a celebrity in the city, next week would be it, but for all the love of san francisco and the city will be getting, the world of professional sports has not shown much love to the city across the bay. oakland has lost all of its professional sports teams. in 2019 the raiders moved to vegas. around the same time the dubs started playing at chase and, of course, the a's owner basically gave the town the middle fingerer on their way out last year, but oakland will get its share of all-star excitement next week with several events planned there. andrea nakano explains how community partners are getting ready. >> for 47 years warriors fans have stuck with us through thick and thin. let's be honest.

i'm sara palczewski. all right, sarah, lot of fun out there. but >> we also to make sure people stay safe. thank you for that. all right, back here at home bay area, expect more rain. we're keeping an eye out. >> on flooding roadways during >> on flooding roadways during morning right? florida excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years of advanced securit. five years of a great rate that won't change. it's back. but only for a limited time. high five. five years? -nope. comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. powering five years of savings. powering possibilities. comcast business. >> well, that and the east bay, the city of fremont set to vote on a new ordinance would make it illegal to camp on any street sidewalk park or public area. but for the first time in the state of california ordered also make anyone cars and aiding and abetting and it can't be guilty of a misdemeanor. those foun

. >> number of other things sara eisen told us about last. week as well. trump doesn't. >> thinks that canada has taken advantage of us, wants that to stop. >> so i think. >> they are. >> i think. >> they have a big trade. we have a bad trade deficit with them. we have trade deficit with mexico. i think that you can play, you. >> know, the obvious ones. >> the autos are really. kind of trying to figure out how much. >> their cars cost. i don't know. >> whether he wants volkswagen to say, listen, we make 50,000 cars in puebla. we're going to build a plant here. i mean, i think the only way to alleviate it is to say you're going to build a plant that takes a long time. >> but isn't it also about carl, the. >> the number. >> of components that move back and forth across the border. >> sometimes multiple times. >> i mean. >> then the confusing part, jim, this is not new. hassett on squawk a few moments ago saying this is 100% about fentanyl, 100% about the drug war. where does that leave. >> us. >> on trade deficits and subsidizing a 51st state? >> why can't y

i'm sara stinson reporting in marin county. back to you. >> it is 606, right now. and today the safeway in san francisco's fillmore district shuts its doors and there's been a long battle to try. keep it unsuccessful, though. now a neighborhood in the heart of that city. >> is turning into a food desert. crawford's will trend live in the film or with a look. we'll >> james not turning into a food desert is a food desert because it is over. even though today officially is the they've announced february 7th. but yes, you can clearly see in. these are live pictures from outside showing inside the store. there is nothing left other than shelving. so it is over. this is 11 months after safely actually wanted to close it. they wanted to close in 11 months ago, but the city and community activists, they pushed for a safe way to sign a new lease and that lease carry them all the way until today. but obviously safeway shut its stores a little bit earlier. 10 telling your landlord that you are moving at the end of the month. but you finished moving him packing mid month and

i'm sara stinson reporting in marin county. back to you. >> 707, is a time in other bay area news today. the safeway in san francisco is fillmore district is finally officially close. residents there trying to keep it open but to no avail that neighborhood now without a major grocery store, the nearest one. >> is about a mile away and kron four's will tran is live in the film or with the impacts on this. well. >> well, james, if you talk to people around here a mile or 2 away miners will be 20 miles because this is a walking community, which is why this safeway was so important to the community for for decades today officially is closing day. there's a sign outside that says february 7th pay, as you can clearly see, it is over. they have moved in moved for the past several months where the i walked in here a couple of months ago and it was starting to get barron and now nothing but left. so i want to show you some video of safeway before because they wanted actually shut down 11 months ago when they said theft and employee safe

it's a great point, gabe and sara, let's take a look at the cover of "time" magazine.so fascinating. here's a split screen and here's the cover this week and that's the cover in february during trump's first year in office, first istration, steve bannon, not soon after was he out of the administration. a lot of people think this won't last forever. >> well, first, you have in one man the greatest technologist and entrepreneur of our time and the other is a -- comparing them is not even a fair comparison. i think musk has real run room and the reason is because he's actually doing things and he's making incredible moves to transform the government. i mean, many people would say this is a very needed transformation. we are spending 6 trillion. we are taking in roughly 4 trillion. we have a trillion of interest. it's unsustainable. something has to give and trump's force of nature and musk's a force of nature will ultimately do a lot of good for the united states long term. >> i guess the biggest line-items when you talk about the department of defense, if you are really

congresswoman sara jacobs, member of the house foreign affairs and armed services committees. congresswoman sidney dove. i'm sorry. camilla dove. i'm sorry. congresswoman. member of the house foreign affairs and judiciary committees. and congressman robert garcia, a member of the homeland security and house oversight committees. thank you all very much for coming back to the saturday show. so i'm going to just go round robin. i'm going to come to you. congresswoman jacobs, last, since you're actually sitting here. congressman garcia, what are you hearing from your constituents these last three weeks? >> well, people are mad. they are off, and they understand and realize that right now, elon musk is essentially the president of the united states, bestowed with all of these powers by donald trump. jonathan, i just left a rally right now with a bunch of teachers from my community who are demanding that elon musk immediately, you know, essentially desist and stop his attack on the department of education. what you're seeing right now is this richest person on the planet and his te

sara. and big news. the medication we're talking about is suzetrigine. that's what it's called or journavx ax is going to be the trade name um, you know, celebrex was the last medication you were talking about that was approved in 1998. we typically approve dozens of medications every year, but this is the first pain medication. it is pretty unique because in many ways it is an alternative to opioids, but it does not have the same effect, doesn't give you the same sort of euphoria as opioids. so people don't expect that there are going to be issues with addiction when you have opioid medications, they typically are working on the brain. they're essentially sedating you that that's how they work with these new this new medication. it's changing the way that the pain signals are processed at the site of the pain. so if you have pain in your foot, for example, it's changing those pain signaling processes over there, not letting the signal actually get to the brain. and that's what seems to rea

sara is out today. i'm john berman with kate baldwin. this is cnn news central. >> let's get. >> to it. new this morning. u.s. stock futures down. global markets roiled and less than 16 hours until president trump's tariffs set in against canada. mexico and china. a trade war now ignited by the white house and one that has all three of america's biggest trading partners getting ready to retaliate against president trump is going to be speaking with the with canadian and mexican leaders this morning, but he is already saying that he's not expecting anything really to come out of those conversations. one big change, though already. donald trump is acknowledging for the first time the reality that americans are going to feel the pain in this trade war. starting tomorrow. canada and mexico and the american people. let's be honest, are looking at 20 to 25% tariffs. china is staring down an additional 10% tariff on goods. cnn's senior white house reporter kevin liptak is starting us off this hour. so kevin, is there are you hearing anything in

. >> three of the lawmakers helping to lead the charge, congresswoman sara jacobs, congresswoman sydney kamlager and congressman robert garcia. >> fired up trump's legally. >> dubious buyout. >> offer to. >> 2 million. >> government employees. is on. >> hold for. >> now. >> but their. >> future remains. >> in jeopardy. >> i'll ask congressman suhas subramanyam. >> of. virginia what. >> what he's. >> hearing from the. >> thousands of federal workers living in his. district and trump's revenge. jennifer rubin and ian sams are here to talk about trump's retribution tour, including new reporting from the new york post about who the president is banning from intelligence. >> briefings and. >> federal buildings. >> i'm jonathan capehart. >> this is the. >> saturday show. >> nearly three weeks into donald trump's second term, and the president has been on a slash and burn rampage across the entire federal government. >> but the person. >> actually leading the charge is first, buddy. >> elon musk, the. >> unelected billionaire. >> who's been. >> wielding such unchecked. >> power that many. amer

cnn's media analyst sara fischer is joining us now. sara, good to have you. elon musk, we knew it was kind of a package deal. and there was no secret about that. with trump on the campaign trail, he's been doing a lot, though, and i want to start first with this treasury thing, because this is pretty unique. his allies were asking for access to this very sensitive payment system that is responsible for for putting out and distributing trillions of dollars of funds. >> yes. >> so instead. >> of going to congress, repealing. >> the laws that ensure that those payments go through to everyday americans, things like medicaid, social security, you mentioned a few. i think to him, it's probably much faster to just cut the spending where the valve is, which happens to be this very small department within the department of treasury. now, the challenge here, jessica, is that of course, you're able to very quickly cut through federal spending by doing that. but the implications of that in the short term and the long term could be disastrous. according to economic offici

i'm sara stinson reporting back to you. >> all right, thank you. big story we're following tonight. the warriors have completed a blockbuster trade to bring in miami heat star jimmy butler. according to espn and the athletic, the warriors are going to be sending away. andrew wiggins, dennis schroder kyle anderson and a first-round pick to miami for butler. butler led the heat to the nba finals and 2020 2023. he's made 6 nba all-star teams. we'll have much more on this coming up later on sports night. live. president donald trump continues to sign more controversial executive orders. the latest rolls back protections for transgender people. it bars transgender women who are biologically male from playing on women's sports teams. >> with an order president trump declaring the war on women's sports is over. >> also, workers at the united states leading ad agency pulled off the job and out of the field. a new order from president trump begins the consolidation of u.s. aid which helps countries recovering from disasters. it puts hundreds of millions of dollars of food and medication deli

i'm sara stinson reporting live in san francisco. back to definitely a mess out there. sarah, thank you. spin outs and car accidents kept officers busy today. the slick roads caused unsafe conditions across bay area. highways in walnut creek. right on the side of northbound 6.82, cars collided after a driver says he lost control and hit another vehicle. >> the driver of the second car was taken to the hospital with some minor injuries. officials are urging people to be careful tonight because even if it's not actively raining those roads can still be slick. >> everybody does slow even one a it stops raining like. >> i believe during this closure. and actually it's operating with roads. still wet. >> officials are also reminding drivers to not follow trucks or buses to closely look out for pedestrians, avoid flooded roads and turn on your headlights to improve your visibility. >> well, as noel mentioned, it was a wet commute for many people across the bay area today. showers and slick roads in downtown oakland as the storm. it moved through the east bay and flooding up i

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can stay cost-effective that is what really on my mind when it comes to tariffs at the moment. >> sara describing chinese mold evidence how nvidia chips power advances in ai according to "the wall street journal" ceo told trump the public he overreacting to start youup i spoke with j.d. vance vice president he was skeptical it cost 5 heavy million dollars to create deepseek, investigating if deepseek improperly obtained data where does investigation stand did chinese steal chinese proprietary. >> we don't have an outcome yet i think going back to what, last night i agree first of all,, to create models your constantly standing on shoulders of giants you have wonderful, workforce going to train them in terms of producing a lot of models are today, at that moment we are giving skill sets but they have to go through a full education system to get there, on almost on or about 20-year-old resonates with me as analogy, so think about as new models come they are absolutely building on whole purpose we've created out there, again, if you look are good this is why we moved so fast, to get 03 in

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to terms with what the prime minister breaking news from the philippines, to impeach vice president saraly as the winds and some patches of mist and fog develop, too. but how did this happen? high pressure to build in from the south. of the week, but the milder air has been swept away — conditions, marked in blue here. so a chilly start to wednesday morning. level rising through the day. elsewhere, a lot of sunshine around — into the afternoon. but as the high pressure becomes more established on wednesday night into thursday morning, the winds away like a stone. here it's a mild start to the day — but elsewhere and clear through the morning, but a lot of sunshine around, dry and fine. by the end of the day, we'll start to draw in more just a little. we'll keep that easterly wind as we head into friday. so here's the outlook for our capital cities, then. to change, and you can keep an eye on things on your bbc bye for now. this is bbc news — the headlines. in a dramatic shift in middle east policy, with all palestinians resettled elsewhere. egypt, jordan and saudi arabia have all condemn

. >> cut to san francisco show sergeant harrison and his partners sergeant joseph sara gouzer and just and sergeant jeff chow. >> we're doing what they do best working on a missing persons case in the special victims unit. sergeant horan being the nice man that mike is. asked sergeant sarah garza if he wanted some help on his case. mike took the missing persons info from joe and began to do an open source search. and later found the instagram for luigi mangione, the young man who had gone off the grid since july and whose mother reported him as missing. as mike navigated social media sites flipping through images of luigi something unusual caught his eye in the background of the svu office the tv was broadcasting cnn's coverage of the thompson murder investigation. suddenly a partial image of the suspect flashed on the screen. sergeant hiran froze the resemblance between the suspect on tv and the photo of luigi was on mistake checkable. >> hey guys. sergeant herren says his voice steady and sharp. >> do you guys think this guy looks like the person they're hunting for in new york? >> h