back to you. >> all right, sarah. yeah, nerve meantime, back here in the bay area, we are in the first day of an atmospheric river that is prompting flood advisories just about everywhere. we have team coverage for you this evening. meteorologist lawrence karnow. we'll have a full report coming up. but first. >> we go live to san francisco where the city's public works. department has been busy getting ready for the rain an hour. gayle ong joins us live with more on that part of the story. gayle. >> yeah, grant and vicki, some light rain falling here this evening in san francisco. so the good news is there's still a few more days to get ready as we saw that for system arrive today. but we're expecting another more potent storm next week. so if you haven't done so already, definitely get those sandbags for their free at san francisco. >> umbrellas were out in san francisco friday. this after a prolonged drying trend in january. we're always excited to have rains as long as they don't cause a lot of damage. much of the

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back to you. >> sarah stinson? >> thank you for that. as we come back here to the bay area, our other top story tonight is the rain that has started and it figures to really rain hard for many days. yeah, lawrence has been warning about this atmospheric river. here we go. >> ok, apparently we've got team coverage out there. we've got gayle ong. she is out there in the elements. and lawrence standing by to give us an update. >> right here in the comfy cozy studio, the right sitting out there in the rain right now and that's been coming down. >> a bit. but really going to watch get going here in the next few hours going to ramp up and as it does, we're talking about substantial amounts of rain around the bay area with a possibility of some flooding up there. now the clouds continue to roll in and the rain to looking toward the richmond. sandra fell bridge kind of an artsy look, all that rain on the lens kind of distorting the view, but making a beautiful shot outside. but not a real beautiful drive out there. it's difficult out there on th

back to you. >> sarah, thank you. we do have a statement from the company that owns the jet involved in this crash, jet rescue air ambulance wrote, quote, our immediate concern is for the patient's family, our personnel, their families and other victims that may have been hurt. >> on the groond, president trump responding to the situation on truth social tonight. so sad to see the plane go down in philadelphia, pennsylvania. more innocent souls lost. our people are totally engaged for spotters are already being given credit for doing a great job. more to follow. god bless you all. >> 3. >> meanwhile, those search and rescue efforts continue in dc after a commercial plane collided with the helicopter killing all of the passengers both of those aircrafts. today, the white house faced questions about what led up to the crash. we'll get an update from washington, d.c., in just a few minutes. >> but first, we are keeping an eye on an atmospheric river driven storm sweeping across the bay area. it's been raining pretty much

the idea that we've been dreaming is how we think create this conference within sarah many as a cruise cool moments when there is no time to lose it, we don't take care of all these type of relationship. we have lost in this episodes . i'm learning about 2 other basements, one received an ancient wisdom, the other in science, which offering causeway spot, living in harmony with nature. who? uh oh hm. this is common village, the largest or just want a straight and you're at some 200 monks and nuns live here, following the teachings of those and most to take me out on the cornerstone of his teachings is the importance of nothing. nature, brother, who is the app? it's just a habit on a full which comprise the ministry input is um we call our mother, ours and tradition has route from vietnam and in the victim his language doesn't direct translation is f mother. so even without buddhism, there's this concept, there's this indigenous wisdom that, that the earth is the mother of all beings, that the earth has given rise to all the wonders that we get to see read to experience. she gives food,

sarah wilkins in a past on solidarity activist rated at home, had her home turned upside down by british counter terror cops and new laws coming in to suppress speech critical of israel. this is a trend across the west, and it's being, it's what we're witnessing. especially in the so called garden of europe, is liberal democratic values being cast to the wayside. and systematically urinated upon by the european leadership across the spectrum in order to protect a psychotic little apartheid state called israel, mexico. until i'll stop you. the more from the founder and editor in chief of the grays. and after this break, the show seemed wrong. just don't have to shape out the application and engagement because the trail when so many find themselves worlds of parts, we choose to look so common ground the the the, the welcome back to going under granite still here with the founder and editor and even the grades on maximum, it will the max we were talking about the catastrophic tele terry impress system in, in your of i should just say that the ca, visible or as of right mind, who also like j

sarah wilkinson, a palestine solidarity activist rated at home, had her home turned upside down by british counter terror cops and new laws coming in to suppress speech critical a visual. this is a trend across the west, and it's being, it's, it's what we're witnessing. especially in the so called garden of europe, is liberal democratic values being cast to the wayside. and systematically urinated upon by the european leadership across the spectrum in order to protect a psychotic little apartheid state called israel to mexico and tell how stop you there more from the founder and editor in chief of the grace. and after this break, the during the 2nd will pull underground power, military organizations and potent occupied by german troops, as well as in the bordering regions of bella. lewis were united into the so called home on a 50. but after that, since you got the put it as a center or would the organ, let me do the plus, let's just say it's because i use of the time list. uh, if i put in the front of it is i think it's within the shit through an employer through the sexual shy stick of t

blinking by the administration did to keep israel on a leash, which was to sanction for violent a sarah settler terrorist, those sanctions are gone. that sends a message to the rest of the settlers. and the west bank is much more significant to israel then does a god as a warehouse for surplus humanity in the demographic trench war that zion is, are waging with the palestinian people, the west bank, and particularly the northern west bank and the southern west bank. hebron in nablus, those 2 areas are so rich with religious significance for the settler movements, and which really represents the future of zionism in the future of israeli leadership. then israel can't afford to let that go. yeah, i cannot afford to. it's usually probably the honest indian state to take root. yeah, we're coming to them. but of course the corrupt palestinian authority then will kind of be neutralize. if that actually will happen. and i'm egypt enjoyed measured, se refusing point blank, any of the just despite no doubt threats from trump to go along with the trump agenda. but then so we can say that that was

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sarah smith reporting there.f england — and is now a frontrunner to replacejustin trudeau imposed on canada by trump. to a bully. we're not going to back down. we're united and we will retaliate. against canada — contemplating, i guess, on the united states. they're going to raise interest rates. around the world. i mean, let's be absolutely clear. trading partner, that it negotiated in good faith. we will take steps. i think it's reasonable to expect in the immediate term that we will match dollar for dollar of the us tariffs. we will target our tariffs against those goods and least affect canada, but to be clear, economy and that impact will be felt more quickly this is entirely unjustified and we have many, many but we will if we have to. prisoners is set to take place on saturday under the fragile scheduled to be released. the figure previously reported. in captivity, as our middle east correspondent wyre davies reports. she is a british—israeli, a 28—year—old, and she was saying she's been in conversation wi

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country side, calling for political transparency and an end to corruption. sonya vehicle, i'll just sarah, so great. well that's it for me down jordan. so now you can find more information on websites. i'll just say were dot com there it is on your screen. the news continues here after 11 east. that's it for spectrum and thanks for watching the in depth analysis of the today's headlines. what will this us determination of genocide do critical debate based insight determination was not to me because of anything that was happening on the ground, but more to do with the fiscal dynamics in washington informed opinions centrally to european countries are directly affected by this whole ukrainian transit inside stories of germany have tomorrow, or 14th request. anything from the new city leadership on out jersey era the, the tiny south korean island feels like just a few kilometers from north korea products. okay, so, so it's the one year long enough. well, technically, the 2 careers estimate for intentions from high in this heavily minex realized zone or nothing. just to connie assist you with

kron 4 sarah stinson has the very latest. >> we're now learning the plane that crashed in northeast philadelphia was carrying a little girl. her mother and 4 crew members, the company that operates the aircraft said they were all from mexico and they were in philly. so the girl could be treated for a life-threatening condition on their way home to tijuana. they were going to make one stop in missouri, but they crashed soon after takeoff. >> out of nowhere, a plane falls from the sky friday night. excluding as it crashes into a neighborhood in philadelphia in the middle of rush hour. oh, my this is all very well. >> medical transport jet took off from northeast philadelphia airport around 06:00pm eastern time. it was heading to springfield, missouri, but just seconds after takeoff, the plane disappeared from radar. the mayor philadelphia speaking soon after. so right now, we're just asking for prayers. >> for any and everyone who may have been affected the impact of this crash could be seen across the city bright flash of orange to kind of up the entire sky. god, the plane likely had a full tank

the next few days, sarah central america, the breeze is blowing steadily now. davy shall seem likely in all the islands concentration of writing bits of southern mexico, billy, ease and possibly costa rica. nothing much changed except for little detail between sunday and monday, and sorry for america, it really has turned west in the last few days. the still risk of more flooding, not so much in the capital, but anywhere around the southeast of present and taking that line up towards the equitable and southern columbia. south of all that the where it's been quite hope recently in propaganda. those tempted to come down. so there's a possibility option teen as enjoying summer. as the shaker model was for translation and international understanding is inviting nominations for its 11th edition, starting january the 1st and ending march the 31st 2025. for more information. please visit the awards official website at w w, w dot h t, a dot q a the the, the watching out just here, a reminder about top stores. notice that they've been re, unions across garza and occupied westbank cost. 183 pa

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joining us now is washington post democracy reporter sarah allison.sarah, you have this new article out in the post where you spoke to more than two dozen trump critics, and they talked about ways they're trying to protect themselves and their families, should they become the target of this administration. what did they tell you? what really stands out from those conversations? well, thank you for. >> having me first. >> these are people. >> some of whom are not. >> trump critics at all. >> we spoke to people who are. >> election officials who. >> were just. administering elections in their county. >> or in their state. and but what they told. >> us, and we. >> were talking to them even. before some of the actions. >> that. >> you mentioned. >> had been implemented. >> these are people who have been afraid of what. >> is going. >> to. >> happen to them. >> in a. >> second trump. >> administration. >> because donald trump has. >> talked about how he. >> is the retribution of his supporters. what these people told us is that they have been. packing go b

first i have sarah saldana. we do have a student. thank you. naomi castillo. >> naomi will go and then i'll call the next group. >> hello? board and superintendent. my name is naomi castillo and i'm a seventh grader at presidio middle school. i'm here today to talk about the importance of school counselors. my counselor ms.. rosman plays an important role to my success as a student. for example, whenever i need to talk or need a break she's always there during the day when i need to get something off my chest or solve a conflict. she listens and understands. i strongly feel there's a trust when talking to her. many of us students feel the same way. middle schools challenging. so it's important to have counsel to it's important to have stuff for students to connect with counselors to many more such as making schedules, helping out with school events, supervising field trips as well as making school feel like a safe place. >> counselors should be a part of the base staffing in any school. make sure to think about the students before making this d

this and i see everyone else who is a descendant of but and the descendants of sarah and so on the way for us to take a moment just to remember how remarkable this assemblages that this this is now and just to show us. and sure your body the new capital. but is but this is the beautiful tapestry of products right that we all have a chance to come together and culturally for right now because at a time when our society seems be so seat and division. at a time when our society seems be to be so focused on, the things that separates that time in our society seems to be celestron or color from this measure of and misunderstanding. this is much reminds us of what's right and what's just and what us all. so the irony of doing it today is that today it's an astounding brought us together. and so she is doing in that what she did in life and. people people are you know when we talk about this idea that we said that that leave no one behind was not just a statement. it is actually the governing philosophy the of the more fish. but let's be clear about what the original eagle vi was. there is no

here's our north america editor, sarah smith with more.troduce tough tariffs on day one. i always say, tariffs is the most beautiful word who left us. migrants crossing their borders and into america, and to stem around. will hurt mexican exporters, but it also risks increasing prices for american consumers. canada's biggest export to america is oil. on china for the illegal fentanyl that they have sourced and allowed to distribute into our country. hundreds of billions of dollars worth of imports are trucked from mexico and canada into america, and the other way around. they are each other�*s biggest trading partners by far. for instance, 90% of the avocados sold in america come from mexico. charging a 25% tax on each fruit that crosses the border will hurt mexican exporters, but it also risks increasing prices for american consumers. canada's biggest export to america is oil. even 10% import tariffs risk raising costs for americans, and, of course, canada will also feel the pain if america buys less of their oil. the prime minister says

we've been hearing from national university of malaysia professor, i saw a walk the mazda by sarah. she explained how the new block could help to change the donor reality in the middle east. i believe that we need to do something other than look at it. just come doctor and just just saying ok, we blame is right. you for everything up. and i think disagree was very special because if we need to some countries in a go, emily, sure. and directly from the to what country, including south africa. this is a very important moved one for me because they have a very specific issue that they want to bring to the international. um, uh, the global people to understand that they want to coordinate the legal economy, a diplomatic, a mattress to what is right here. so they actually implement see that the one, the international community to understand that this is the very 1st step for them to make sure that this right was possible. what have happened in does uh yes, i knew that many people see how low it can be done. and it can, can we, again, so united states, i had to score to cancel, but i'd be

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sarah smith reporting there. and is now a frontrunner to replacejustin trudeau as canada's prime minister. i think president trump probably thinks that we in as well against mexico, china, others and threatening the world — are going to rebound negatively on the united states. they're going to raise interest rates. around the world. i mean, let's be absolutely clear. trading partner, that it negotiated in good faith. we will take steps. i it is reasonable that in the term that we will match medium term that we will match dollar for dollar the dollar for dollar for the us tariffs stop we will target our tariffs stop we will target our tariffs against those goods and services that will affect gervices’thatwill mast affect united ggivices’thatwfll mast affect united states and least canada but to clear, affect canada but in be clear. will be, affect canada bd't. ta be clear. will be, this will have an this will be, this will have an impact on the :-—=: that impact j that impact will be and that impact will be felt more quickly into a greater :-: to the us 77 to the us but to the us butcanadia

countryside, calling for political transparency and an end to corruption. sonya vehicle, i'll just sarah, so great last it from me, nor kyle finality, whether it's next the inside story looks challenges being faced by syria optimal than a decade of civil the hello and welcome to look at the international full cost is turned into a website and to the wait for the central pont soft chinaberry or cloud here, developing area of life pressure. i just pushing 3. that is the side of china, right? that's going to make his way towards the fall south of south korea. and it'll push his way into southern parts of japan. issue in particular, could see maybe 50 or 60 millimeters of right over the course of the weekend by way . but a still in place making his wife or the race with as we go through sunday cooler talking and behind the talk you have it around 5 degrees celsius. that's going to be cold enough for a little bit of sleep and snow. i want to to spell so rush, i was name wanting to southern areas of china. hold on pots should be launching dry smell to dry across much of the, i mean the china r

i'm sort of side of the news continues here with me on, on to 0, also folks, i'll just, sarah can also find out more information on our website, which is there at the, the the, the lower heavy reading over the last 4 or 5 days in from particularly the roles west of bronze and the result has been result flooding in more than one size. this is in brittany, you're looking at novices fairly extensive river flooding that will take a while for this to go down. the full costs is very favorable. this name will rain companies, the headwaters, so those cards would eventually clear the gallery of high pressure. now the most of your, this is the more critical area off potential flesh. that's because our big storms wrapped around it. this incoming wall in front of the no more than bring a bit of rain to northwest in spain and little bit of light is right. and on and britain and coast is no way beyond mine. this is fairly obvious. this is wintry weather proper attempt. she's just about freezing over cost, our bags of light snow and that's work is way down towards the black sea rental helps the poten

also on "the view" sarah hayne says her cohosts are out of touch with americans because none of votedmp. they are also out of touch because nobody will touch them. lays it just issued a recall on some of their potato chips that if consumed could result in death. that is a risk i'm willing to take, said one man. chris christie is so happy that this guy is back. rfk cousin caroline kennedy had attacked him as being unqualified to become hhs secretary. the way she is reacting, you would think her uncle drowned his secretary. it makes you think, right? donald trump says he is using his emergency powers to increase water flow to california. and water is so plentiful in l.a. they had to move tom cruise to higher ground. l.a. mayor karen bass says pacific palisades will be rebuilt by an outside consultant, i think we have a picture. cnn brian stelter reviewed karoline leavitt first white house press briefing and coded theater. he knows theatre. and the musical oklahoma he played oklahoma! president trump ordered a freeze on federal grants and loans, meanwhile we are still trying to figure ou

she was heading to dc to advocate for science education. 33-year-old attorney sarah best.the crash was her birthday. 11-year-old alydia and 14-year-old everly livingston, known for their instagram handle, ice skating sisters, along with their parents donna and peter. our dc affiliate wjla spoke with the sisters in 2022. >> when you get older what do you want to do with skating? >> go to disney on ice. >> how about you? >> be in the olympics. >> gio: on board, ice skater corey haynos and his parents stephanie and roger. their family saying corey had his sights set on the olympics. just some of the 67 people lost here, and there are also questions this morning about air traffic control. we've learned one controller was doing the job of two. that's typical when there's less air traffic, but this change happened 40 minutes earlier than usual the night of the crash, and was the warning to the black hawk too late or specific enough? that's why the black box from the helicopter is especially important, because investigators will be able to hear what was said in that cockpit right

questlove: she just happened to be at the right place at the right time, when tina fey was doing the sarah> jimmy: overnight. >> questlove: "snl" is such a a game changer. probably the subtext of the entire thing that i want people to get -- 'cause i'm always trying to figure out how to get a message in there for creatives. every story that we tell always starts with the fear. everything starts with a no. like, eddie murphy tells a a story of like, not wanting to do "hot tub." he thought it was dumb. like, "why would i be james brown, in a hot tub?" but literally every bit starts with a no, and a risk factor comes in, and then it winds up being something historical, and changes people. >> jimmy: how -- how'd you get eddie to do it? >> questlove: stalked him. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: did you really? >> questlove: no. rock -- rock hooked me up. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> questlove: and he's, you know -- like -- he's one of the -- probably the weirdest surprise of this whole thing, is i didn't know that he's so adept to, like, texting culture. >> jimmy: is he a good texter? >> questlove: to this da

patriotic struggle when told that washington was approaching his house, replied with quaker li disdain for sarah mony that he was perfectly indifferent to the general commotion at the door and declined to rise from his dinner table as the president elect's procession marched. by now, i don't want to leave you in that kind of negative note there, and you'll you'll realize, as i go on that i just i think washington's role in the course of the first congress is really quite fascinating. so i'm going to give you just one short snapshot here. this actually describes the day of his inauguration. shortly shortly afterward. but. it's a different note. as the inauguration approached, visitors poured into the city, filling taverns, boarding houses and private homes. every one of them was desperate for a glimpse of washington. i have seen him, a young boston woman breathlessly wrote home. i never saw a human being that looked so great and noble as he does. i could fall down on my knees before him and bless him. and we're back with matthew costello of the white house. historical association. dr. costello, t

the last of three sets of proceedings saw sarah placed in the home of her father, irfan shanf in the home of her father, irfan sharif, and her stepmother, benazir bhutto, who were jailed for life in december for her murder in 2023. tests are being carried out on the black boxes recovered from a passenger plane, which collided with a us army helicopter yesterday, killing 67 people. officials in washington say they're going to attempt to salvage the wreckage of both aircrafts today. 40 bodies have now been found in 27 people unaccounted for. an investigation by the new york times claims the helicopter flew outside an approved flight path, and there were staffing irregularities in air traffic control at reagan national airport, with one controller reportedly juggling two jobs. planes and helicopters at the same time. posting on his truth social platform, us president donald trump said the blackhawk helicopter was flying too high by a lot. and if you're thinking about stocking up your wine cellar, then get on with it, because prices are rising from tomorrow. alcohol tax itself will rise

legal associates, sarah lee best and elizabeth anne keys, also died on american airlines flight 5342 and on the black hawk three more lives lost, including u.s. army staff sergeant ryan o'hara and chief warrant officer andrew eaves. 67 lives in all tragically cut short, creating ripples of sorrow for those who knew them well. >> all i. >> could do was call the people. >> that we knew were on that flight, and to hear their voicemail ed lavandera, thank you so much. >> coming up, president trump's new tariffs on canada, mexico and china are expected today. we'll look at how this could impact your grocery bills. >> i lay on my back frozen, thinking the darkest. >> thoughts. >> and then. >> everything changed. >> dana said. >> you're still you and i love you. >> super man. the christopher reeve story tomorrow at eight on cnn. >> at morgan. >> stanley old. >> school. >> hard work. >> meets bold. >> new thinking. >> partnering to unlock. >> new ideas. >> to create new. >> legacies, to transform a company industry, economy, generation. because grit and vision, working in lockstep puts you o

he put sarah -- he put -- he did the same in native radio.e did the same with black radio and newspaper. we need a party chair who will show up for workers, who win elections up and down the ballot. it is an honor to nominate ben wikler. >> dnc my name is anderson clayton, and i have the honor of serving as the youngest state party chair in this country. let me tell you something. as young people right now in this party, we need someone who wants to support us, finance us, and give us the resources that we need to do these jobs effectively. ben wikler has done that. when north carolina, a young person from that state came up as an uncertain candidate that no one ought should win that the state party election, ben wikler validated me in spaces he didn't have to. he pushed funding to a state he didn't have to. he spoke up for someone the people now look at and say, look what happened in the great state of north carolina in november. you don't get that from not having people in this party who understand that money does matter when it comes to hi

sarah stinson has the latest. >> we're now learning the plane that crashed in northeast philadelphia carrying a little girl. her mother and 4 crew members, the company that operates the aircraft said they were all from mexico and they were in philly. so the girl could be treated for a life-threatening condition on their way home to tijuana. they were going to make one stop in missouri, but they crashed soon after takeoff. >> out of nowhere, a plane falls from the sky friday night. excluding as it crashes into a neighborhood in philadelphia in the middle of rush hour. oh, my this is all very well. >> a medical transport jet took off from northeast philadelphia airport around 06:00pm eastern time. it was heading to springfield, missouri, but just seconds after takeoff, the plane disappeared from radar. the mayor philadelphia speaking soon after. so right now, we're just asking for prayers. >> for any and everyone who may have been affected the impact of this crash could be seen across the city bright flash of orange to kind of up the entire sky. god, the plane likely had a full tank of

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and then, of course, her secretary, sarah tracy. later, herbert.so here are just some excerpts from the mount vernon record that show that, yes, this task of saving the union was a very big pill to swallow for and just a task for women who were starting from the ground up. but they accepted this. so we can see here how isn't it strange that of this nation, it's women who essentially are going to get involved with this purchase. woman is gifted with nicer notions and warmer feelings of patriotism than were ever dreamed of in man's philosophy. it is around the or sorry in the domestic circle and around the family altar that republican virtue and the love of country exact truths. so again, it's this idea that it's a part essential part of feminine ity, this kind of historic preservation of washington's memory. here's yet another one. you are woman, the best gift of god to man. you will be the brightest, the purest and the noblest or sorry. charity will bring about the brightest, the purest and the noblest moment. monument to his memory. and then also

sarah churchill oliver, a accompanying her father, greets president roosevelt's daughter, mrs. and a bodyguard. marshal joseph stalin, premier. the soviet union at the time, the first three nation conference in tehran 14 months ago. the ground which stalin now walks was still in the enemy's hands. and. the three parties reach a firm, a card, military and political points. coordinated plans are made great new blows against germany from all directions, reaffirming the resolve of the united nations to cooperate fully after war. roosevelt. churchill and stalin reach agreement on the foundations. european peace. germany shall be disarmed. german militaries and nazi ism will be destroyed. germany shall be occupied zones with france, a major, an organization for world security will be permanently established. the three leaders reaffirm their faith and the principles of the atlantic charter charter and. moving outside sarah oliver, catherine harriman, daughter of the american ambassador and mrs. bordiga watch as the three leaders briefly interrupt their to pose for history making pictu