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people were killed in parnell street 14 including an unborn child in tall but street and 2 women in southland street in almost simultaneous attacks. 90 minutes later 7 people were killed when the gang planted another bomb in the center of. the glen a gang had affected their deadliest attack yet. i got involved in 993 i mesh with some of the families and i was helping them very much on an ad hoc basis to begin with it wasn't until 1996 that we began to get things more organized and we caution legal team grego name and solicitor and karma got to look on barrister we gave the organization then the name justice for the for that was in january of 96. we went on then to try to get the irish government to provide a public inquiry into the dublin mama and bombings all doors were closed to us on terror 999 which was the 25th anniversary of the bombings and the family mashed by the then tasia and for the 1st time. the jury. will be present. to those of those who were present those who were going to. the ones in the 1st instance the rest were grown to 22000000 freeways we would say on this important iss

we'll get rain in the southland, los angeles and san diego will pick up some rain tomorrow. for us, we are on the top side of this low. we will see moisture coming in from the east to the west. we won't be seeing anything in the way of rain. just increasing clouds for friday. that will lead to nothing. partly cloudy tonight. it will be mild with temperatures in the mid 40s. it will be warm tomorrow in spite of the clouds which are coming up from the south. the north bay actually get more sunshine than the south bay. it will remain wild and warm. the cooler weekend and a very slight chance of a few drops on saturday morning. meantime, for tomorrow we are bell above average. oakland will hit 72. we should be at 60 this time of year. san jose, 73. even in san francisco tomorrow, 70 degrees. will be plenty warm in the south bay. temperatures in the low 70s for friday. a few high clouds, the same for the east day. increasing high clouds from the south, and 70 at banville. it will be dry tomorrow. 72 at fairfield. these numbers look like made. 74 in santa rosa. 75 degrees in sonom

it is right over ensenada and that is whirling moisture into the southland. san diego had rain today. we are expecting a clear night. windy in the hills especially in the north bay. sunshine for tuesday it will be mild and warm tomorrow. a gradual cooling begins midweek. we are looking for rain. we are not finding any. high temperatures tomorrow going to be well above average. san francisco is usually at 60. the forecast high of 68 is 8 degrees above average. most locations between eight and 11 degrees above normal for this time of year. a bit of a heat spell. he continues into tuesday. mountain view tomorrow 67 degrees. 70 milpitas and 71 san jose. los gatos 69. half moon bay 67. the east bay plenty of sunshine. 72 vallejo. 72 at venetian. 71 degrees concorde. pleasant hill 71. since the of sunshine bay wide tomorrow. the visibility is a clear and 76 in santa rosa. 76 petaluma and 74 sonoma. in san francisco tomorrow 68. in oakland it will be 70. for ukiah and lake port and windsor the numbers in the middle 70s. for the most part. the extended forecast we wi

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the low pressure will sink into the southland on sunday. it will be breezy and colder, but it will not be wet. it will be a dry cold front that moves through the bay area. we will continue with clear and cool nights in the bay area. be a little patchy fog, not much really. sunshine for about everybody on friday and saturday. sunday the numbers will fall. we will get back down to 60 degrees for a high and the winds will pickup. a blustery day sunday. saturday it will be nice, mild and sunny. for at&t, pebble beach, sunshine as well, but the winds will really blast the coast on sunday. high temperatures for tomorrow very pleasant for this time of year. in san rafael we will hit 64 degrees. 68 in santa rosa. 69 in napa and 68 in fairfield, 66 in fremont. for the extended forecast, nope, not a drop in sight. just the winds picking up on sunday. then we recover almost immediately monday through thursday of next week when we will be back in the 60s, so nice weather on the way if you like sunshine and mild temperatures. if you like fog and cold, i

it's between southland -- south sudan and uganda. i had to flee country because of the war.ore than 250 niles northern uganda. they didn't know what they were going. they were just going through the bush to flee toward a mile walking every day. when i met my father, i had to take a different role -- road with my sibling because during that time when a woman is -- fleeing at the same time with her husband and to find them on the way they will kill all of them or the husband. so my father had to take a different role. my mother had to take care of my children and that's how i lost two of my sisters. >> two of them died enroute. >> and my mother was pregnant with me. >> there was a lot of people that were fly fleeing at the same time. there were massacres. it was not easy. and for me there were just closing in the bush going through ambush, going through -- drinking contaminated water, like going through the grass, you know, going through the rebar. it was not easy for them and there were no food. i remember like my mom told me even the day she was giving birth, like she didn't

underserved and disadvantaged communities it's certainly a very solemn day there are people all over the southland here as we as it is referred to in southern california who are watching this memorial service some of them in. city buildings civic auditorium places in parks where video screens have been set up and the like all to say farewell to an extraordinary basketball player and an extraordinary person kobe bryant and. to his extraordinary daughter 13 year old that gigi bryant now we also found out sort of in a completely different note today that just there will be a lawsuit filed by the family against the company that operated the helicopter that crashed last month killing all 9 people including the pilot and the bryants on board we'll keep monitoring the ceremony and we will bring you the latest as it goes on for now back to you thanks so much for overall runnels there live for us in los angeles at the card he brought memorials. of the world's top women's tennis players are in court this week of the cuts open spring one sport where major events women and men play for the same prize money bu

southland at 4 with humidity at 80%. fearful that 38 but mainly 40s and 50s due to that low cloud deck and onshore breeze that is a west-southwest. ocon, berkeley hills and east bay hills, and all the way to the delta. with the fog in place today coastal low clouds with a little bit of drizzle. it is not raining but it is drizzling. again we get that back with 50s and 60s on the temperatures. the temperatures are cooler and that will stay with that little bit of drizzle. that drizzle at .01 could be the only rain for the month. >> let's hope not. >>> valentine's day is tomorrow with the u.s. customs and border protection wrapping up the inspection on flowers crossing the border into the country and what they're looking for before the flowers are allowed him. >>> a severe impact on growers in the central valley and the major concern that the winter rainy season feels more like spring. >>> the search is on for the next face for the gerber baby and how your child could be the next baby ambassador. mike: anyone hear the slog

what are you telling your constituents there in the southland?t came from that press conference because the fear is not only with the mainstream american public. but it is also with the asian american possible and what we see is that the attendance in restaurants and at supermarkets is as much as 50% lower right now. but we were there to say that the risk to the american public is low, that the cases of coronavirus in america are very, very low, and that the ones who got it had sustained contact. it is not just through some kind of casual walk through a restaurant. and certainly, you can't get it from buying a package at the supermarket. so we urged everybody to be calm and to base their decisions on science and not fear, and to continue doing their regular activities so that they can live a normal life. we will get through this. >> this is certainly a catastrophe for the world commune overall. i was giving some of the statistics a moment ago, this as they work towards a treatment for coronavirus. but here in the united states, that concern is no

we've taken a turn to the southlands i am afraid to say. we were down 200 moments ago.e what caused this leg down. when which know we'll bring it do you. >>> walmart holiday sales, let's call them disappointing, but the stock is actually up a buck at 118. i have to conclude, susan, amazon was the big winner in the holidays? susan: amazon had record shoppers, quadrupled one day, same day deliveries over that period. at the same time, walmart announcing disappointing sales. weak toy sales. weak video games and also apparel. they're still growing e-commerce. that is the future. how tough to go head toe head with amazon online? they account for over 50% of retail. stuart: you're going to tell me, aren't you? susan: i am. bring somebody who knows more than me. the founder of verishop. former number two at snap. hard to go head-to-head with giant like amazon. walmart can't compete but they are still growing. >> e-commerce is only 11% of overall retail sales and i think in the next decade it will be 40 to 50%. we saw that with smartphones. i don't think one company can solve a