which of course is very illogical, but in the end, with god's help, the african apartheid regime south ended. it fell because a lot of pressure was finally put on the south african regime and they were under such pressure that they could no longer support south africa from that regime and finally south africa was freed. we hope that these events that are happening now will be a catalyst for the current situation of palestine and israel. unfortunately , we cannot sleep peacefully at night because of these evil actions that are being carried out, and we hope that this evil base that has now been established in palestine and is now attacking the people of gaza and occupy palestine ends. we have representatives. when the palestine liberation organization was formed, our representatives were with them . you can see khawam who is with yasser arafat. we are jews, we are followers of the jewish religion, and the world should know and be aware that this is a religious conflict. no, in palestine, this conflict is an accident created by the zionists, and in order to solve it, the zionists and the count

(people talking in background) >> narrator: back at the south end, chief arredondo now instructs officers109 from the windows outside. >> go, buddy, that way! >> all the way! don't stop! >> go, go, go, go! (man speaks on radio) >> narrator: the teacher was hit by bullets that went through the walls during the initial gunfire. >> narrator: 53 minutes into the standoff, chief arredondo confirms the building has been cleared. >> chief arredondo didn't have his radio with him. and there's no evidence from the information we have, the call logs or the body camera footage, that he was communicating in any way with the bortac commander who was on the other end of the hallway. so with chief arredondo on one side and the bortac commander on the other side not communicating with each other, that kind of cohesive response was not happening. >> narrator: outside the school, as more officers arrive, it is chaotic, too. >> so he's still in there? >> (talking in background) >> could y'all assist us in finding out what some of these vehicles are? >> narrator: police vehicles are parked in the middle of t

south ends all these ladies have rallied in tell of these to press other governments to secure the release of their remaining hostages, held by a mouse, their relatives ones, the release to be the main priority of the government or been, i mean it's, you know, that of use i brought him reports. this dance as a reminder, a reminder that nearly a $140.00 hostages are still believe to be held in gossip. among them is 26 year old know are good money was terminally ill mother recently pleaded to see her daughter $1.00 last time also among the speech therapy bus taken when he was just 9 months old each day that is fussing, they suffer more and more. we are in what has become known as hostages square, located in central tel aviv it's become the police people gather to demand the return of those taken during the october 7th, almost her attacks many here including shimmered schiffer, believe this is what their government needs to do. to meet that demand, fight them hard home us because that's the way they understand. no other way, their way that they understand the weight of power. and if that's th

and we're on the south end just getting just just scraps. that's how wednesday will be a little bit wednesday morning will be a little bit more than scraps, but not much. not for this time of year. right december, i'm expecting these storms to bring in an inch, inch and a half of rain or hoping anyway. and that is not the case. so as you look at the temperatures outside, you see they're still in the 50s, not that cold overnight. and that's because these systems, it's an atmospheric river up north, which we talked about last week. it's up here in that atmospheric river is obviously the rain is there. but on the south end, we're still getting this warm kind of flow coming from around the dateline. so this these clouds that are over us are relatively warm. so even though the days are short, as all get out, temperatures are still staying on the mild side. and then this model here comes wednesday right here. and then it just kind of goes away. everything goes back up here. so it drops down on wednesday, the jet stream goes back up. so it doesn't

portion of the 60s in the santa clara valley and inland in the east bay, low to mid-60s around the south end down the peninsula, along 60 degrees along the coast and a few degrees warmer in san francisco. temperatures inland in the north bay might be a little cooler, struggling up to around 60 degrees, but average highs are in the upper 50s and everybody should at least reach that level tomorrow afternoon. quick check of the seven-day forecast and we are going to see temperatures running pretty steady as long as rain chances are with us. this is the seven-day forecast for the entire bay area. we don't have to get too specific with the microclimates because everybody has the same forecast, unsettled weather through thursday and we dry things out. finish the workweek on friday with dry weather sticking around for christmas weekend and monday with upper 50s saturday, sunday and monday for the entire bay area. >>> time for a check of what's ahead at 6:00. >> we've seen gun buybacks to get unwanted firearms off the streets. now marin county is trying the same strategy with rvs. so how the new pro

you can that high here starting to extend from the south end at sending all of the weather fronts carryingtures are set to rise as we head through the weekend, we�*ll be seeing another 12 celsius, 13 for some. milderair be seeing another 12 celsius, 13 for some. milder air is to stick around for the rest of the week, and it be largely dry for most. bye. this is bbc news. we�*ll have the headlines at the top of the hour, as newsday continues straight after hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i�*m stephen sackur and today i am in oslo for the annual award of the nobel peace prize. now, this year, the prize—giving ceremony will be notable for the absence of the recipient, narges mohammadi, the iranian human rights campaigner who is currently incarcerated in iran�*s notorious evin prison. to the fury of the rulers of the islamic republic, narges mohammadi�*s voice of resistance will not be silenced. shouting back in 1979, the iranian revolution swept the shah out of power and ushered in the rule of the shia clerics, led by ayatollah khomeini. narges mohammadi was just seven at the time. the revolut

quality, but still in the unhealthy for sensitive groups category, inland and east bay, around the south endin the santa clara valley, moderate air quality readings elsewhere. now, otherwise, today looks like a fine day. temperatures are going to warm up significantly. we're going to climb up into the low- to mid-70s in the santa clara valley, way above average, close to 15 degrees above normal. 74 for morgan hill, 70 degrees in fremont. elsewhere we're talking mostly mid- to upper 60s. but that's unusual for this time of year, a good five to 10 degrees above average. mid-60s along the coast for half moon bay. mid-60s in san francisco. temperatures inland in the north bay, despite a chillier start this morning, a lot of mid-30s on the map, we're going to make it into the mid- to upper 60s by this afternoon. that is a rapid warmup that is in store for us. let's take a look at futurecast. and the clouds that have been hanging out the past couple of days are just going to take a break for a day, plenty of sunshine today. but the approach of our next storm system, you can see it, 4:00 this after

we're on the south end. so we're barely getting anything. the plan here is we're going to the next couple of days is for this rain. this is the last couple of days up north. see it moving in this rain to start to shift south a little bit as we get into wednesday. so wednesday, we got a chance for some showers. there's a lot of rain. no, it's not a lot of rain. it's a quarter inch, maybe a half inch. if we're lucky, maybe it'll change. here's a dense fog advisory. it was nasty. this morning. it was nasty last night. and it's going to be nasty. well, it's nasty right now. so tonight and it's bad tomorrow morning as well. visibility is really low, easily less than a quarter of a mile, maybe in some cases. i was driving back from dinner and it was probably out in oakland. it was probably maybe 30 yard visibility or something like that, 20 yard visibility, very, very low visibility. and that's going to get worse as the evening goes on along the coast as well. there's a high surf advisory or a high surf statement that'll turn into a high surf warn

inland and east bay, around the south end of the bay and in the santa clara bay, moderate readings otherwiseday looks like a fine day. temperatures are are going to warm up significantly. we're going to climb up into the low- to mid-70s in the santa clara valley, way above average, close to 15 degrees above normal. 74 for morgan hill, 70 degrees in fremont. elsewhere we're talking mostly mid- to upper 60s. but that's unusual for this time of year, a good five to 10 degrees above average. mid-60s along the coast for half moon bay, mid-60s in san francisco. temperatures inland and the north bay, despite a chillier start this morning, a lot of mid-30s on the map. we're going to make it up into the mid- to upper 60s this afternoon. that is a rapid warmup that is in store for us. let's take a look at futurecast. and the clouds that have been hanging out the past couple of days are just going to take a break for a day. plenty of sunshine today, but the approach of our next storm system, you can see, 4:00 this afternoon, it is off the coast and getting closer. more clouds on sunday and some off and

for the south is a thought at the very end of the guys asleep. the scale of destruction is immense, squares and buildings on level days for the better stadiums from the north to the south, nowhere to save, they have no rep to go. this was that that's up to 0. is there any forces also attached to another school sheltering displaced people in the to body? a refugee comes selling on the you and one of whose same school killed at least 5 people. victims include women and children. thousands of people also injured in the attacks. more than $280.00 pounds of citizens have been killed and is really a tax on you and schools since october for 7th. this is where the forces of attack the most in the gaza strip is one of moving a 100 the you and says israel has struck fast since october. the 7th of there is on us al sharif sent this report on this month to put the japan. yeah, but we are currently in the area to bali out but where the occupation forces bomb the mist. but when the in mosque here into a volume, it is been completely destroyed. this led to the k

especially inland east bay around the south end of the bay into the santa clara valley. unhealthy for sensitive groups. similar pattern saturday. a few moderate air quality readings mixed in. back to moderate everyone sunday, and more widespread rain will wash it out of the atmosphere by monday and tuesday. so how much rain are we expecting? the first showers will move in beginning sunday around midday into the afternoon. that's going to be off and on activity, but waves of rain will continue monday, tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. you add it up, and look at san jose for instance. the anybodies we expect are in the circles. about an inch and a half total rainfall sunday through thursday. but adding more perspective, basically what happens if we hit the jackpot or the weather patterns change and the forecast isn't quite as wet. the boom amount for san jose is three inches, but if we miss out, only a half inch. around an inch and a half to two inches expected inland east bay. again, the boom and bust numbers for concord. wide variance here because we're looking several d

we are talking sweet places like north goal is the uh, the south end of the low as the north gauze light is suffering from uh, uh, the, the shortage of everything. um and according to the people i talked to and the reports coming from there, there is no nothing um from the anything delivered there except the time when there was the bose. this house is like, um we are talking about 1900000 people are living in a very small area and the need is very high for them. oh, i see as low as he is. um, uh its uh, design place, a small place. not everybody's there. so some organizations are delivering aid, but it's not enough, of course. now the idea of keeps going out of my way. i see uh is your money tardy and zone. i wonder if the is really armies doing anything to facilitate that? well what, what is, what are you the army is doing is quoting people to go there and they said from the fast day off, but when all the people to go or to evacuate to the south side of it, what they are doing is like, according to the people, nope, environment there are, but i mean it's not clear who is responsible for

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no, it's the forecast models are we're on the south end of the dynamics, flood warnings, flood watchesood advisories in the pacific northwest from northern california up into to seattle and we're kind of just in this 100th of an inch to a quarter of an inch zone of rain of showers, if you will. marin county will get more, as they always do. but generally, over the 24 to 36 hours of rain, we're going to be under a half inch almost everybody. i would suspect that could change. here are the forecast highs for tomorrow. they're a little warmer than they were today. and then the five day forecast, well, that's not the five day forecast, is it ? hang on. let me go right here. there's the well, there's the there's the system. i got behind ahead of myself. here's these are the forecast highs. i just showed you the highs from today, which are very similar. right they look pretty similar. those are the forecast highs. now, i'm going to walk over and talk to the guys. there's a five day forecast. i'm going to pop in sunday as well. so they'll get some snow in the mountains. but this is all not a

what can we expect in the south end and what's happening still in the north? are you still facing resistance? there? and the combat is continuous. we've not seen any real a difference in these in the north as part of the last few days of the last. this is now big 3. since we've resumed our offensive, we have struck a and killed at the top 2 battalion commanders from one from such a one from shot to over the last 2 days. we all are undermining very operational capabilities on killing the fights us on the ground every single day. this is what we continued to do regarding specific precision strikes. we're conducting in locations in the south. they are and try to just based uh and, and i would say because it's no boots on the ground in the south. at this stage. there are, they are very uh, focused on distinguishing between the civilians and, and the terrace, the not the buttons to the terrace and that is the, the, the current situation. we are the still this morning after the operation develops in data. we have the freedom and the obligation to remove from us from

improvements around the south end of the valley and the valley. moderate air quality. great on saturday and sunday. finally, improvement by next week basically a lid on the air pressure. ground level, we will be dry with passing clouds tomorrow and saturday. then, it will send rain towards the pay area beginning late in the day on saturday. we will track that hour by hour with future cast coming up in a few minutes >> all right, thank you, paul. >>> organized retail crime is a multibillion dollar industry. we have seen it in actions across the city in the bay area. the police have this message to retail thieves, basically, not in my town. officers will be out in full force to stop people from swiping merchandise. people at oakridge mall told our mary lee they are noticing a difference. >> reporter: it is that time of the year for holiday shoppers and shoplifters that is why san jose police are cracking down on theft by doing extra patrols at shopping centers and malls throughout the city. we spoke to store managers who say it is working. >> $38.. >> this one right here

the gods, the city, the north, and even the south end of why do you does so that includes the central part and con eunice city and has been all forcibly displaced in this area called la c. this area is just made out of these been tense that has been installed here and there some areas the 10s of very adjustment to one another. and this area of my law c has nothing of the basic necessities and needs of any human being. so as you can see, it is completely not relevant to the word, humanitarian neither to the word a safe zone because these people, as well as many others in the gaza strip in different areas, are still suffering of relentless, ongoing is really air strikes and bombardments. now going to the humanitarian case of my last, see this area has no water, it has no drinking water, it has no humanitarian aid reaching these places. and of course, it has no toilets at all. so people here need to find an alternative, even for the toilets. this is one of the alternatives. the people here in the last seat are turning to, to make their own toilets. they have a, they have down picked in t

so found that seems to be contained to some extent, but we have this very real effect in the south end and more broadly on, on global trade. and uh, i think it's a very, a tactical dispos by the host these. and if you want to see that supported by it on to increase the pressure on the us on, is it on uh, i mean, the bathroom on the slate is a very important street. uh, uh, some inch international shipping groups. and these weight is admitted to the city. the whole thing is those minutes have made it very clear that the, the, they want them to meet at the top of the one and goes us for them to seize the tax one on ships. and then fast to which now is becoming so far as that and also presents many challenges for the us and its condition. i mean the possibility not of, of a company that is confrontation between this coalition. and the whole thing is, is that even though and you know, a young man has always been up an adult, his books, i mean, to solve these have failed the previous the, the exemptions even like, you know, the pizza goals. i mean, yeah, mine is up an adult as books as a co

they tell people to move from the north or the south end from the south. the same with this maps. it doesn't matter how many little squares you drool, you tell people to move from one area to another and then keep bombing it. what does that mean? and also if how must move, we know from is really policy, but they will still attack and kill civilians if they think of how much the number is in the area that i've told people to move to. so it's absolutely it's, and it's all a show. it's a show again to show the west than a political community and also the by some public that they care about civilian lines. they done, i would argue they don't even care about their own hostages. why do you say that? well, this is the interesting products that hostages is their own needs the hostages best in order to legitimize that presence, right. one of the reasons that they have public support for this war is because they say they're going to rescue the hostages. if there's no hostages, where does that look just be fine. same if you go to the us. i was in the canada a few weeks ago and you have these

as they have been receiving different evacuation orders to flee more to the south end of the situation. similarly, goes the in one unit squared because really occupation are doing, supplying the destruction of there was a big show, houses destroying all the key infrastructure. the, as we have also piercing residents to flee, move to the sides of the congress, driven to roof to be more precise. now these ongoing grades on these areas especially had intensified killing at least $9000.00 palestinian kids since the early beginning of this round of fighting alongside with more than $6000.00 women had been completely uh, killed by the is what if it was and this is only gives a clean indication that 70 percent of casualties and desktop on including children . so also women and topic obviously the, the, the situation on the ground is something you can see. it says tend, especially when it comes to the world health organization told you about the risk of timing. how desperate does that situation seem to be from where you are the, the, this to issue right now was a really desperate and it's in p

the other thing that they will go off to any, how much come on the old so in the south ends in k thing, that's what the aiming for. but it's not just a focus up in the norful defense of but the best for the moving southwards, which has always been a concern and a worry for those living and gaza that they would eventually be or pricing and all of the costs of strip a sudden the especially because israel has said that they won't be taking the not secure receipts at the end, and they said it will be going on for a very long time. another statement, hey, from the army, chief of staff in the last 2 minutes saying that we all 5 focus on the dismantling of thomas. and this is the, the kind of thing that keep using this what dismantling. and this is the focus that they're looking at, especially if i said to create conditions. he said, for the return, all the additional abduct sees it seems that the message that the government harris spending certain needs for the public and for the families of those house concepts is the only way that they will be able to return by the rest of the is the house

talking now about the figure, the figures that exceed 15 years or more in south lebanon, 1985 to the south end, as well as to how about you to his and now we're, we're north of the $260.00 pounds of casualty. okay. what did that deal deputy use the the, the missing the, the, the disorders and so on. so the, these, all these all are out of the combat in the area. okay. and what, why would i have to wrap it up there? many, thanks for your thoughts. let me thankful one of my guests for a spirited discussion organs is utilities and of in seen in sydney and of my assure here in the hall and thank you to for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website on tuesday or dot com and for further discussion, go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash a j inside story. you can also join the conversation on x out handle is at a j inside story for me, joe, the whole and the whole team here. by for that the the, the latest news as it breaks many of the people here. but they say that they're celebrations, or sorry, we don't say the number of those too often kill

almost been liberated, but still we're concerned, and we know that the fighting is active in the south end, along with the pro river. and for some time that would be, they've been talking about the enemy from fine on the left bank, calling for the nitro on in the i'm going to look at, let's see if is this the, what say is that the concentration of your crane and forces and how can you comment on that too? and let me remind you that to go through and deliberate the territories. so the way from the, from the line we see active for a key to restore those territories, to restore the infrastructure in the social side. so we see is life is changing, sealed, there are questions and concerns. so let me ask you, what is the future of things you regions of our country and what is the kind of the cold turkey, what will happen in a few years? what will these regions look like as part the fresh it was go to the community. we know that your work isn't order, so please tell us what will happen difficult. i wish it could work like that. but unfortunately, many of them which we see something different in t

we're talking now about the figure figures that exceed 15 years of war in south lebanon. 1985 to the south end as well as to how about you to his and now we're, we're north of the 260 pounds of casualty. okay. good deal, deputy, use the, the, the missing the the, the disorders and so on. so the, these, all, these all are out of the combat, the area. okay, and what, why would i have to wrap it up there? many, thanks for your thoughts. let me thank hold of my guests 1st period to discuss. norton's is utilities and of and seen in sydney. and my assure here in the hall and thank you to for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website on tuesday or dot com and for further discussion, go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash a j inside story. you can also join the conversation on x out handle is at a j inside story. for me, joe, the whole and the whole team here, bye for now. the of the avenues, democratic nations just apply this kind of behavior that pre lp is leading to what we're seeing out. the bound persecution is collateral damage. that's more

concord pd may open up bailey here at the south end. that may mean progress on thing north end.n with the crew. you can go to railroad. that is a popular cut through. that is moving fine. use that as you normally would. contra costa county is fine. everything south is looking good. a tap of the brakes on north 101 is typical for this time on friday. tonight, watch chase center. stevi nicks concert. >>> history made on thursday night football. coming up on "today in the bay," the raiders set a franchise record in the win against the los angeles chargers. a look at the big finish. >>> in washington, senate democrats will stay at work and not go on holiday break to work on money for ukraine. will it do any good? >>> we are moving forward with the school shoutout series. here is the fifth grade class from the lockwood senior academy. [ speaking in a global language ] >> hello. this is the dual language class in northern california. >> we would like to say good good morning. . >> my kids are part of the program. great friday for you. we love to see your students. you can email your v

the luckier among those who fled then fled again further south end up in places like this. makeshift camps devoid of running water, electricity, or sanitation. a plastic sheet is all that protects her and her family from the elements. >> translator: we spend all night hearing rockets and bombs, she says. we're living between life and death. we may die at any moment. indeed, in gaza now, the line between life and death is perilously thin. and the threat doesn't just come from war. u.n. officials worry that all those made homeless and now living in unsanitary conditions with dwindling supplies of food and medicine could soon fall victim to disease. wolf? >> ben wedeman from jerusalem. thank you. >>> just ahead, prosecutors reveal a key piece of their strategy in donald trump's federal election subversion trial. we have details. that's next. >>> tonight, we're getting a preview of the special counsel's playbook as he prepares to go to trial against donald trump in attempt to convict him of subverting the 2020 presidential election. let's get more from kaitlyn and cnn legal ana

we are on the south end of that. so this is what we've ended up with in this atmospheric river.re away from the strongest dynamics and you get these so no rain doesn't end, though. we get some more tomorrow. another system not that dissimilar from what went through today, but not as if today was. let's give today a number. let's call it five. tomorrow's will be a two as it slides through. at least that's how it looks right now. it's going to be pretty quick. golden gate bridge wet out there, but dry air from the sky for the most part, which is much easier on the computer. here's the rain right now. there's the not the last, but really one of the stronger bands moving through from sacramento to rio vista to concord. that rain band in there, pretty aggressive, especially out just east of concord. precipitation rates are about a 10th of an inch an hour under that even. but still looks like it's raining pretty good out in san ramon, out in dublin, fremont and south towards cupertino. so what did i just say? another system tomorrow. not that strong. not as long lived. i think tomorro

building, which was the original new york times building which is why this is called times square, the south endmes square, has been or under construction for a long time. it's going to become a big with tourist site here in new york. but this ball has remained pure, just the lights, and it is going to be dropping 66 feet in 60 seconds. i've been trying to talk to the guy here why can't it be 60 feet in 60 seconds. it's 66 feet for some reason i'm trying to understand. [laughter] pete: well, the cameraman was up convinced, which i can understand. it sounds very cold. rick, you're not totally grumpy, but i think it's a good resolution. it's good for all of us. keep thinking about it. rau. rick: that was a nice way of saying you're really gum pix make it your resolution. [laughter] rachel: just do it. president no way. we love you. we'll come back to you later. rick rick love you too, bye. rachel: thanks, rick are. well, another airplane mix-up. a 16-year-old ends up on a flight to puerto rico instead of ohio. [laughter] how'd it happen? ahead. pete: you dissing ohio? if. rachel: no, i'm just sayi

we should no longer make the mistake of considering south korea upon us a reconciliation and unification. all your thoughts on your end is a concerning development for soul, which strongly condemned north korea's hospital stand. just east basically said that although we are still one people at the south, koreans are puppets of capitalism, especially the united states. and he has given up dealing with the south koreans peacefully at the conclusion of its year end key party meeting north korea about also to intensify as production of nuclear weapons and military drones. that says other power, strongly suspect it is strengthening military cooperation with russia. this year young young speedily develop it's solid field plus of 18 intercontinental ballistic missile. after a record 5 launches of icbm, it also claimed to have sent its 1st functioning military spice satellite into earth orbit. with 3 more planned in the new year. the conservative use on your government has emphasized that piece is art, through military strength, dismissing his predecessors, policy of engagement with the north as big piece, reliance on the ene

at the south end of the golden gate bridge. i saw a lot of the comments on that video. rosemary saying, listen, that salt water is terrible for your engine, terrible for your paint. oh, make sure to rinse it off. certainly. uh, maybe not advised to get that close, but what have you. huh? my goodness. >> yeah. spectacular. but dangerous. right. good morning to both of you. and yes, happy saturday. happy weekend. happy final weekend of 2023. how about a live look there at the golden gate bridge? it's still a bit soggy out there and we are going to remain soggy, at least for the next a few hours before we start to dry out. and the advisories for the high surf, as well as a coastal advisory continues for today. today we are looking at very large breaking waves details on that here. in just a moment. let's go back to the radar where you can see we've got some scattered showers still remaining overhead, and as long as those clouds remain in place, we are likely to have a little bit of drizzle, a few sprinkles and into the sierra snow levels are down to about 5000 5500ft. and

yesterday, golden cluster south also defeated sangun, and mes kerman's match with south pars ended without a goal. club football in europe continues. last night, the 15th week of the english premier league was passed by aston villa with a single goal by city, and the third loss of the citizens was tolerated and guardilla's students dropped down to the fourth place in the table. dortmund last night in the round of 16 of the main german cup in the field of shooting, he failed and was eliminated. saarbrucken beat breintracht frankfurt by two goals . bayer leverkusen won 3 against paderborn , and herrin's match with hamburg ended with hertha's victory in penalty kicks. against parma in the regular time of the game in penalty kicks, he won four and one briefs and went to the quarter-finals. in the framework of the second round of the spanish cup, last night, in the important games of sevilla, sociedad, elaos betis, malaga and tenerife , they went with an advantage over their opponents. last night, portugal lost 3 points to stroville and was eliminated kensisau's students entered the opponent's

god, a tiktoker capturing the impact of waves crashing into the parking lot at fort point at the south end of the golden gate bridge, hitting his windshield. >> that was too much. i'm out of here. >> the dangerous swells forecast up to 40ft, attracting surfers riding the waves and wiping out and plenty of onlookers. >> my brother had the window down on the way in. i said, put the window up, you're gonna get us all wet. >> the waves getting high enough to breach the seawall. i was parked down the road and my car was getting covered with sea salt, so i had to had to move up here. >> you get a free car wash. uh, i guess a little bit. yeah >> moving inland, the santa rosa fire department is preparing for minor flooding on roadways and strong winds. >> we're asking residents that haven't taken down those holiday decorations to think about getting them pulled down. we've seen them blow into power lines and lead to outages in san rafael. >> pg and e is monitoring outages. strong winds have the potential of knocking down trees , which could take down power lines if you're out and about in your com

. >> a tiktoker capturing the impact of waves crashing into the parking lot at fort point at the south end of the golden gate bridge, hitting his windshield. >> that was too much. i'm out of here. >> the dangerous swells forecast up to 40ft, attracting surfers riding the waves and wiping out, and plenty of onlookers. >> as my brother had the window down on the way in, i said, put the window up, you're gonna get us all wet. >> the waves getting high enough to breach the seawall. i was parked down the road and my car was getting covered with sea salt, so i had to had to move up here. >> you get a free car wash. uh, i guess a little bit. yeah >> moving inland, the santa rosa fire department is preparing for minor flooding on roadways and strong winds. >> we're asking residents that haven't taken down those holiday decorations to think about getting them pulled down. we've seen them blow into power lines and lead to outages in san rafael. >> pg and e is monitoring outages. strong winds have the potential of knocking down trees , which could take down power lines. >> if you're out and about in

seattle is going to get a bunch more rain as we go through this week and we end up on the south end of everything. we'll get a few sprinkles, though. we got showers in the forecast for wednesday, maybe a little bit into thursday. i come back, we'll put it all together. i'll see you back here. >> all right, bill, thanks. we'll see you soon. the biden administration is pledging to phase out coal plants and miners are pushing back. why china and india are refusing to make similar commitments. >> and the owners of a longtime bay area restaurant falling on planners are pushing back. fox's edward lawrence has more. >> delivering coal for christmas may no longer be an option for santa. while at cop28 in dubai, special climate envoy john kerry announced the united states commitment to phasing out existing coal plants and not building new ones. in a statement, he writes, the first step is to stop making the problem worse, stop building new, unabated coal power plants. later, the biden administration pledged another $3 billion to the green climate fund to help transition off of coal and other fo

terrorism when he was in prison , which of course is very illogical, but in the end, with god's help , the apartheid regime of south africa came to an end. under pressure finding that they could no longer support south africa from that regime and finally south africa was freed. that these events that are happening now will be a catalyst for the current situation of palestine and israel . unfortunately, we cannot sleep peacefully at night because of these evil actions that are being carried out. it attacks and occupies palestine. finally, we have representatives. when the palestine liberation organization was formed, our representatives were with them. he is next to yasser arafat and one of them support. when hamas in gaza , he took over the administration of affairs, we had representatives and we personally appeared there and emphasized to them. we are jews, we are followers of the jewish religion, and the world should know and be aware that this is a religious conflict. the first time you noticed that in iran, khomeini believed that jews are not equal to zionism , and he made this distinction, and throughout these

’s exactly it, we are moving along the entire line of combat contact, starting from the very south and endingne contacts, we are now moving forward everywhere, including in the artyomovsk direction, there are significant results, yan dmitrievich, as for. daneetskaya civilians, how important is the liberation of marinka for them, that now the armed forces of ukraine will not be able to finish off the petrovsky district in the center? well , in fact, for long-range artillery, of course, this is not a significant distance, for, again , for rocket launchers, for rocket artillery, this is not a significant distance, but the fact that we... the enemy from the city, from capital, this is very important, that is , in order to bombard the capital now, in order to strike at it, well, you will again need to choose the instrument itself, and we have reduced their number, the number of enemy rocket systems, this is the work of both our artillery and our aviation must be given due to our intelligence, that is, everything in the complex, the enemy now, firstly, has a certain shortage of ammunition, again a

the gods, the city, the north, and even the south end of why do you does so that includes the central part and con eunice city and has been all forcibly displaced in this area called last. see this area is just made out of these been tense that has been installed here and there some areas the tents are very adjusting to one another. and this area of my law c has nothing of the basic necessities in need of any human being. so as you can see, it is completely not relevant to the word, humanitarian neither to the word a safe zone because these people, as well as many others in the gaza strip in different areas, are still suffering of relentless, ongoing is really air strikes and bombardments. now going to the humanitarian case of low speed. this area has no water, it has no drinking water, it has no humanitarian aid reaching these places. and of course, it has no toilets at all. so people here need to find an alternative, even for the toilets. this is one of the alternatives. the people here in milwaukee are turning to to make their own toilets. they have a, they have dug picked in the g

we're also seeing some pockets of heavier rain mostly on the south end of san jose. los gatos saratoga spots like that. definitely seeing some heavier surf so active morning. take it slow out there. roadways are saturated. already saw heavy rain last night. we're going to continue to see it through the morning commute. temperatures are in the 40's to 50's. so a cool start to this morning later on today. we're going to be in the 60's. so not an especially chilly day, but rain jackets are definitely a must. you'll get a bit of a low and rainfall around 9.10, to 11:00am get outside. walk the dog around that time. showers will pick back up into the early afternoon rain. how, right, john, we got a out there in terms of our commute. >> well, if you're taking bart, we had a 20 minute delay in the transbay tube. that's in the east bay in san francisco direction. so both directions there. okay. so bart running slow 15 minutes on the bay bridge got a lot of rain there. slick conditions, visibility, not the best. 15 minutes on the san mateo bridge. you'll richmond, sandra fell

this is at the amphitheater at the south end of the lake. it replaces the one desecrated and tossed into the lake sometime last night. arabic graffiti that translates to free palestine was found scrawled where the menorah once stood. this incident is now being investigated as a hate crime. i don't know why anyone would do this. >> i know that it's toxic. the air is toxic these days. um, and it's just it shouldn't be that way. and we should be better than that. >> oakland's mayor shengtao calls the act of vandalism an attack on the entire city. a down south in los angeles. today, 75 protests were arrested for shutting down the 110 freeway. they blocked the road, calling for a ceasefire in gaza. the demonstration started just after 9:00 this morning and brought traffic on the southbound lanes to a complete standstill. chp officers actually had to break up several scuffles and fights between protesters and frustrated drivers. >> coming up next, a matter of time how much longer people living in rvs along one san francisco street will be able to

maybe a half inch current temperatures is pretty mild because we're on the south end of this warm air mass. it's pretty this is all subtropical moisture that's being slung up there that's why the pacific northwest is getting so much rain. and in the model we looked at it before gives us temperatures tomorrow like these a little warmer than they were today. in fact, like 68in livermore, 68in concord, 66 in vallejo and then the five day forecast. so there's wednesday's showers kind of afternoon. thursday day, slight chance and then friday, saturday, pretty nice. let me pop sunday in there real quick and then i'll let it go. but yeah, not it's not as much rain alex and claudine as i'd like to see, but it's something that's wednesday into thursday. all right. >> good deal. take a little at a time. >> yeah. thanks, bill. we have much more news headed your way here on the four today. but up first, let's check on that evening commute just getting underway here. and if you happen to be trying to make your way to san francisco right now, this is what you can expect at the bay bridge toll plaza

south carolina in the rain, through the swamps. nobody thought he was going to make it. that's the end of the yankee army. but he appears magically south of columbia and there's a fire i believe, in columbia. something happens and careless match thing. january 3rd, 31st. lee is named general in chief of all the confederate army, something that lee didn't want. and obviously and it was pretty much forced on him. jefferson davis didn't want him to have it either, but the congress voted it and the us house of representatives passes the abolition of slavery. then on february 3rd you have the hampton robes conference where lincoln just basically says you're going to have to surrender. and by the way, the slaves are free and on february 5th through the seventh, you got the battle of patters run next line. there we have major change in the confederate cabinet. james seddon, who was one of jefferson davis's few friends, and he had been in that position probably two and a half years or so. he's probably the guy that served the longest as secretary of war, but he's replaced by john breckinridge. breckinridge is a ve