so what holds southwest up here?any i think it's only trading at these levels because people believe it will somehow stop the disease with a vaccine or treatment and the stock won't go lower. i don't know that means the stock can keep falling to me until somebody comes up with a cure sure, it can get oversold. i believe the market can bounce here it can bounce when being gets permission to fly the max again soon which i hope is coming. otherwise, i can't think of a reason to own southwest air right now. there is too much risk again, i'm picking on southwest because it's the best of the best you don't want to own any airlines here, just the way i feel about all parts of travel so now go back to buffett. he told you not to sweat the small stuff. you bought southwest that day, you're down. long-term not much short-term you're furious at yourself unless you're a billionaire and i'm not a billionaire. you're not a billionaire if you didn't buy it then and bought it today, well, you got the edge over the guy who watched bu

>> with our contract personnel that we have on all nine southwest borders in about 40 locations, put those personnel based upon the highest vulnerable populations, highest flow that we're seeing as well as the least amount of medical assistance in the general area, that's how we decided where to put them. they are fully trained and are able to care and provide any type of antiviral flu and do flu testing. they're able to do that. they're able to do acute care and other things that aren't referred to secondary care. >> and you have written protocols that support that need? >> can i help? >> just yes or no because i'm out of time. >> yes, ma'am, i absolutely do. >> if you can supply those to supplement the record. >> my time has expired, thank you. >> thank you. we now recognize the gentleman from mississippi, mr. guest. >> thank you ms. chairman. chief hastings, i want to speak to you on the overall immigration crisis that we have and are currently experiencing along our southwest border. i note on page 7 of your written testimony you refer to fundamental flaws in the immigration syst

host: coming from the southwest border. guest: in arizona is where that was. we have been hit with the coronavirus outbreak. we arrested a few chinese in the del rio. two of the three individuals were sick with high fevers and we had to immediately transport them to the hospital. this was a couple of days ago. most people think that all we deal with is people from mexico or central america. we deal with people from all over the world. russia, brazil, china, everywhere. host: has that changed? guest: no. this is what we have seen throughout my entire career. host: tell us about where you are stationed. have you been there most of the time? guest: i have moved around a lot. due to what i do, i want a full idea of what is going on at the southwest border, coastal border and northern border. i spent 15 years of my career in northern california and arizona. i spent three years in maine and now i am in montana. i have spent the last five years in montana. in a couple of months, i am moving back to arizona. host: vastly different extremes is on the montana border and

to go back to the southwest border. brandon: vastly different experiences very different. ,brandon: very different. host: one of the things that is a big part of president trump's push on the borders is border wall funding. we have seen he is moving money around the headline in the , washington times, the president will take more funds from the pentagon for the wall, and the pentagon informed congress on thursday, it will take another $3.8 billion from its accounts to build president trump's border wall. he rushes to get as much construction done before the end of the year. tell us what you see happening in terms of the wall being built. how quickly is that happening? brandon: it is already being built right now. we added 100 miles of replacement wall. this is new wall system that helps us secure the border better. i would like to go back to my time in arizona. i worked in a 58-mile stretch of border. we did not have any infrastructure, any border barriers. we were arresting over 100,000 people in this one small area a

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in the southwest sky venus is appearing and below venus is mercury, and they neptune as well. but you won't be able to see neptune without a strong telescope. mercury is hard to see too. right now it's 76 concord, oakland 74, livermore 69. same for san francisco and san jose 70. warmed up in santa rosa to record levels. 81 never seen on this date in historic times. at least in recorded history for the bay area. the record high was set back in 2016 of 72, and we smashed that record today. san francisco at the airport tied a record set back in 1996 when sfo hit 74. there were other records today too at richmond and napa. tonight we get down to 45 in santa rosa, so things will cool into the mid-40s, but the air has been so warmed up today it won't get that cold tonight. 47 overnight in san jose. high pressure is sending clouds up into the pacific northwest. no rain up there. in fact check the current. it's clear from crescent city in the north to bakersfield in the south. the strong high will give way though, and as a result we get a few clouds and cool down to near seasonal by t

there's a met office warning enforced for rain across parts of wales, northwest england and southwests where we really could do without it. it's because of this frontal system here, and instead ofjust sliding neatly through, this front has developed a wave, this kink in the front here, which is holding it back. and, actually, we are going to see a renewed surge of wet weather ploughing in from the southwest, as we go through the second half of the night. through northern ireland, rain pushing back into southwest scotland, the hills and northwest england and the hills and mountains of wales. further east, any rain lighter more hsowery, more patchy. temperature typically 7—10d. a mild night for most. a little bit colder to the northwest. then we go through tomorrow and we will see these outbreaks of rain eventually sliding eastwards. and contained within this rain band, there's likely to be a short, sharp burst of torrential rain. a real drenching downpour, which will be accompanied by some really squally gusty winds, just along the line of this weather front here. ahead of it, still re

. >>> plus southwest and the faa under fire. the shocking safety report claiming the government agency has done a poor job overseeing the airline. >>> and taking a live look this morning at at the bay bridge toll plaza. smooth sailing for you this morning. mike will get us through the commute coming up in just a bit. 4:36 for you. you're watching "today in the bay." >> i came out of the womb competitive. >> these athletes would not be denied. >> we fought hard and we did it. >> the opportunity to fight for respect. >> this is your moment. enjoy it. >> and win, win, win. don't miss a new documentary about the female bay area athletes who redefined what victory means. >> it influences young girls to believe. >> bay area revelations, female sorts icons, saturday at 9:00 p.m. on nbc bay area news. . . . . . i'm truly amazed at the effect that it has on people. thank you, bob! >>> right now at 4:39, a milder start to the day. a cheer sky in concordm in the mid-40s. you do still need a jacket but temperatures warming up again today fe

they were extremely effective along the southwest border. that has been effective so we are trying to expand that program and that may come up in a question we try to expand that demographics such as brazil that is what we are seeing and we need to continue to expand them. >> we appreciate the thoroughness of that answer after the hundreds of thousands of people presented at the southwest border it's obvious we need to make some changes and i support the administration's efforts. in the time that i have remaining responding to multiple requests for more customs officers and agricultural inspectors but the fiscal 21 budget and ag inspectors actually asking for a reduction in the office of field operations. do you believe customs and ag inspectors are more than sufficient to cover your needs and to protect this nation allowing for such a significant reduction cracks what is the basis for the reduction you propose quick. >> thank you for the question. there is a timing issue between 20 and 21. we are not looking for a reduction. what we are hop

use much less the chance to be a keynote speaker at a major music festival south by southwest should remove him from its lineup immediately. well roger waters is scheduled to be a keynote speaker at that 1st of all that at last the attracted more than $400000.00 people and earlier a major baseball league in the u.s. announced that they were running ads for waters upcoming tour after they came under pressure as well we can now be joined live by the man himself roger waters to get his take on the story thanks for joining us so much or rather good to have in the program today yeah how did you receive the news about this ban from the league why did they how do they explain this decision to you where they didn't of course it's a complete lie that it's been made up by daniel and charles my old friends from. major league baseball ransome creased sale ads before a pre-sell of tickets for my shows which was very nice have always had a very good relationship with b.m. o.b.e. i've done shows the yankee stadium wrigley field in fenway park another great great baseball stadiums all of the united

brandon: the southwest border. in arizona is where that was.e recently with the coronavirus , outbreak, recently arrested a few chinese in the dell rio sector. two of the three individuals were sick with high fevers, and we had to transport them to the hospital. this was just a couple days ago. most people think that all we deal with our people from mexico and central america. we deal with people from all over the world. russia, brazil, china, everywhere in the world. host: has that changed in the years you have been on the border? brandon: no. this is what we have seen throughout my entire career. host: tell us about the specific area where you work. where you and have you been there most of the time? brandon: i have moved around a lot due to what i do. i want to get a full idea of what is going on in all of our borders. the southwest, coastal and northern border. i spent 15 years in california and arizona. i have been moved to maine and spent three years in maine, now i am in montana. i spent the last five years in montana and in a couple mon

guest: the southwest border. -- host: the southern border? guest: the southwest border. two of the three individuals were sick with high fevers and we had to transport them to the hospital. this was a couple days ago. most people think that all we deal with our people from mexico and central america. we deal with people from all over the world. russia, brazil, china, everywhere. host: has that changed? guest: this is what we have seen throughout my career. host: tell us about the area where you work. have you been there most of the time? guest: i have moved around a lot due to what i do. i want to get a full idea of what is going on in out -- in all of our borders. i spent 15 years in california and arizona. i moved to maine and spent three years in a man, now i am in montana. i spent the last five years in montana and in a couple months i'm moving back to arizona. they are different experiences, very different. guest: very different. host: one of the things that is a big part of president trump's push is portable funding. we saw a news that he is moving money around, th

the first banks southwest building a couple of th blocks down the road, the the first banks southwest tallest building between fort worth in denver at 31 stories. buildinghe barfield undergoing renovations right now. it will be open in 2020 as the marriott autograph hotel. is the experience of amarillo, being able to see the old amid the new. ellen is a really good photographer. she has been influenced by some reallyamarillo, being able to se old amid the new. good street photographers over the years. she could really see the juxtaposition of the old and the new, the skyscraper, the old sign and the old streets. we are in the far western region of the texas panhandle, unfortunately driving a bit on interstate right now, but only because route 66 was obliterated in the 1970's. we are going to visit one of the coolest ghost towns along route rio.glenn we are going to cross the freeway and get onto the old strand of route 66, the last strand in texas going west and the first going east. we are going to stop at the first last motel, which is right on the state line. the name implies, it w

higher clouds are coming in west, southwest. northeast at 25. north at 14 and middle not strong but offshore. the water temperatures are in our favor for a cool down once we get some help and that will be a some coming in. mid-to upper 70s and near 80 degrees for crying out loud. fog is on its way friday. big cool down saturday. that will be the day if we get rain. now 820 if you use uber railroad lyft you could bring home an unwelcomed guest coming home. what the exterminators say about the ride share bed bug problem. >> plus large areas of england under water. we'll she you the damage across several towns. we choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard. president kennedy knew settling for half-measures wasn't good enough. so when candidates say we can't guarantee health care for all, make college affordable for all, combat climate change, or create a world at peace, remember that america is best when we strive to do big things, even when it's hard. i'm bernie sanders and

chili's, no's southwest grill, other deals, amazon, 800-flowers, they have deals.ost too late on the flowers, get those orders in. thank you so much, appreciate it. 15 minutes until the top of the hour. a firefighter suspended for rushing into a burning building to try to save a life. the selfless first responder fighting for his career. his attorney and top union officials say punishing a hero send the wrong message and they join us live next. [ fast-paced drumming ] [ fast-paced drumming ] i don't use some waxy cover up. i use herpecín l, it penetrates deep to treat. it soothes moisturizes and creates a spf 30 barrier to protect against flare ups caused by the sun. herpecín l. it does more for a cold sore. i don't use some waxy cover up. i use herpecín l, it penetrates deep to treat. it soothes moisturizes and creates a spf 30 barrier to protect against flare ups caused by the sun. herpecín l. it does more for a cold sore. >> sort of firefighter facing suspension after attempting to save a woman stuck in her burning home. captain daniel thomas risked his life to

airlines now, southwest does have some exposure in terms of international routes going to latin america, to the caribbean. but generally speaking this is a carrier that is domestic only and, yet, this is a stock under pressure today down almost 5% guys, not a surprise given the fact what we heard from the international air transport association last week that this year internationally, globally will b will be the first year of negative flying demand in fact, a drop in demand in terms of number of people flying since 2008-2009. >>> buffett weighed in on the airlines this morning as well. this is what he said about why he's not worried about the virus. >> if you own airlines for 10 or 20 years you'll have some ups and downs in current business and some will be weather related, all kinds of things the real question is, is how many passengers they can be carrying 10, 15 years from now and what will margins be and what will the competitive position be. >> join ing us this morning, elaine becker from cowen good to see you. >> thanks very much for having me on. >> i was struck by a comment com

take a look at shares of southwest. remember, they have approximately 9700 737 pilots who will be flying the max that will have to go through simulator training because that's part of the condition for the max being ungrounded take a look at shares of boeing versus airbus. the reason we're showing you this is the divergence in the shares over the last year. it's had record deliveries last year reported earnings this morning in europe and said guys, they're expecting to deliver about 880 aircraft this year that would be a new record but the ceo told cnbc there's no room just to ramp up further production they are constrained now that's the issue with the whole aviation industry. it's at its max capacity separate from what's going on with the 737 max >> thank you very much >>> coming up, michael bloomberg wants to be president and money apparently is no object. he is paying big bucks now to social media influencers to generate memes will it work with any voters plus, tesla's wild ride continuing the stock taking a dive af

that's according to a government report it found poor f a a oversight of southwest airlines. us department of transportation's inspector general conducted an 18 month audit. it was sparked by a whistleblower complaint about a quote number of operational issues at the airline including pilot training deficiencies and inaccurate information being provided to pilots prior to flight's departure. the report found southwest flew 88 planes that it bought from foreign carriers without properly verifying their air war than report said that those planes flew more than 150,000 flights putting more than 17 million passengers at risk southwest says that it has made significant progress in addressing the issues outlined in that report. >>next today with corona virus infections rising across the globe lawmakers held a special round table to figure out a way to contain the spread here in the united states and as for spring training is here pitchers and catchers report in arizona over as soon as i started talking about putting term limits on congress, washington insiders went crazy. they said

southwest says 80 planes have been inspected and are flying again.ng maintenance. >>> harvey weinstein's wrapped up its case in his rape trial without him taking the stand here's nbc's stephanie gosk. >> reporter: the defense team rested >> were you thinking about testifying >> he didn't have to >> if his name was not harvey weinstein and it was john doe, the manhattan district attorney's office would have never brought these charges. >> reporter: at the center of the case two witnesses who say they were assaulted but also testified that following the alleged attacks they had unforced sexual encounters with harvey weinstein legal experts say very often prosecutors steer clear of cases like this. >> the fact that we're here is itself extraordinary most cases with facts that resemble the facts in this case would never, ever reach this stage of the criminal process. >> reporter: jessica mann accuses weinstein of raping her in 2013. overcome with emotion when she described it to the jury mann says she went on to have a relationship with the hollywood pro

the faa said it accepted the criticism in the report, but southwest called it unsubstantiated.minister, narendra modi, has urged more indians to pay taxes to fund development projects. he said, out of a population of 1.3 billion, only 15 million were paying any individual income tax. the tax avoidance by the majority of people, he said, would put more pressure on those already paying their dues. now, this is the us‘s fifth—largest oil refinery going up in flames late tuesday night. an explosion at the exxonmobil facility in baton rouge, louisiana resulted in a huge fireball which turned the night sky red. the company said the fire was contained in the area it occurred and there were no reported injuries, with all personnel accounted for. the indonesian president has told the bbc thatjobs come before human rights. in an exclusive interview, joko widodo rejected criticism that his presidency has become increasingly restrictive. he said he needs to set priorities for his second term, and that the economy comes first. he has been speaking to our asia business correspondent karishma

you just broke it though we heard you on southwest i think it was yesterday where are they getting theseates? are they kmuging with boeing on the back end >> there is communication with boeing communication with the faa this issue revolves around the fact that if you are setting your summer schedule -- let's say that you say, well we are going to bring the max back in previously it was in early june. then you start selling flights to you and i now i am planning to go to los angeles, and, whoa, my flight has gone away. now i have to be rebooked. and the summer season is already busy enough. it is a logistical nightmare. in the case of united they say it in the report when they announce it. is it issier to pull it from the schedule let's say the max gets recertified next week, ungrounded in two weeks. could they start feathering max flights back in once the certification training is done for the pilots who will have to go into a simulator? yeah, that's a possibility for now, the easier thing to do, where you don't want to upset your customers, pull it from the schedule then you can add it

the priority is the southwest border. the northern border is a part of that. in addition to that, last july, we published that northern border security strategic plan, that's an integral part of that that includes not just land but sea issues as well. we're putting a considerable amount of money, and infrastructure on the northern border as well. fortunate not washington. there's a couple ocf facilities in northern but still on the northern border. >> just to reemphasize that we are having issues there too. certainly not the sent on the southern border. my visits to the border, it's been explained that we're shorthanded there as well, and equally as vulnerable, just want to make sure we have emphasis in those areas. appreciate your input today and look forward to continuing to be a partner to you. i yield back, madame chair. >> you can say that again madame chair. thank you. commissioner, it's nice to have you with us. i want to stipulate from the outset that i assume that you don't agree with the federal judge that justin joined cdb from holding adults and ch

cast your eye there towards the southwest and here we are again. this area of low pressure will affect all parts of the uk on thursday, seth and the smell of wet and windy weather and a bump of high—pressure for friday but that come the end of the date the winds pick up again commit some heavy rain comes marching in and unfortunately looking ahead to the coming weekend it looks things could turn stormy once again. ultimately four at the moment but do stay tuned. this is bbc news. i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 11pm: the bbc has learned the high—speed rail link, hs2 will be given the go—ahead by the government, linking london to birmingham, manchester and leeds, with drastically cutjourney times. today we have our confirmation that we will build the railway that will close the north—south divide and bring our country together again. but opponents are angry at the cost, the damage to the environment, and the disruption to residents near the route. the front of your very eyes, you can see sort of treasured landscape disappearing. taxpayers' money wou

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as he had to friday, the next system moves to the southwest i'll bring some whether and when he with east with some sunshine, three and spills up to the south with snow across the north pa rt south with snow across the north part of wales and into the north penn nine and then south with wind picking up and those temperatures will be on the rise in the stay u nsettled will be on the rise in the stay unsettled with strong winds at times. this is bbc news. i'm julian worricker. the headlines at 11pm: the government sets out its response as coronavirus speads across europe. for the first time, more new cases are recorded outside china than within. we have a clear a—part plan to respond to the outbreak of this disease: contain, delay, research and mitigate. we are taking all necessary measures to minimise the risk to the public. flood water threatens to overwhelm defences in shropshire, as emergency evacuations take place in towns along the river severn. fleeing their homes. families in the indian capital delhi terrified at the outbreak of hindu—muslim violence which has left 27 dead. pol

low on the ely southwest border. we have funding that congress provided in f.y. 2019 and 2020 we're deploying over 400 -- systems higher n.i.i. that will go mainly at the southwest border to interdict hose drugs and other illegal contraband. so i have much more clarity on those numbers. can get back to you on nationwide at every port what n.i.i., how much it screens. mr. rutherford: i'd like to see that. i think the numbers are pretty low is what i'm hearing. eally, if you think about it, these ports, particularly where coming these containers in, it's almost like the trojan of e coming in the city troy. we're inviting these things in nd we don't know what's inside a lot of them. so i'd like to follow up with mind. that, if you don't last year we appropriated almost this llion for this -- equipment, as you mentioned. budget, dohis year's you know right off hand? honorable wolf: the money is for that.nance and support of once again, we had $60 in f.y. 020, as you indicated, congressman. $570 million that congress prov

venus still in the southwest sky. easy thing to see. we get libeghgin r teto relax. we have mostly clear skies for wednesday, and then things change a bit. the strong high gives way and thursday and friday and saturday we get more sooucl dsw mid-60s. tonight mostly clear and cool and lighter winds tonight. tomorrow again plenty of sunshine, a repeat performance in a way except not quite as warm. temperatures will be more than mild, and gradual late week cooling by thursday. and maybe it's just a hint in the models that maybe sunday we could get a drop or two of rain if you remember what that is. 64 wednesday in san francisco. still 4 degrees above average. same for oakland. san jose tomorrow at 69. that's 8 degrees warmer than usual in san concord 69 as well. looking at the numbers for everybody, palo alto hits 69, coup at 70. 69 at san jose, 67 fremont. over in the east bay, the numbers in the upper 60s wednesday. upper 60s and low 70s in a very nice day. warmer in the north bay. 72 in santa rosa. 72 at petaluma. 70 degrees for sonoma. that's all looking fairly good

few further south making a bit of snow over the welsh hills and may be briefly over the walls and southwest and the threat of some icy conditions. we are still essentially in this cold shower we were in the airstream for wednesday. and two things will happen through the day. first of all, the winds that have been very strong over the past few days will gradually ease down. and secondly, bob start with quite a few showers, particularly in the north, they will become fewer. more places becoming drier and entering sentients. as far as temperatures are concerned, 9 degrees today in southern areas and will get back to that figure on wednesday but still cold but at the showers in the north but because the winds would not be as strong and probably won't feel quite as cold. however as a look to the southwest will start to see the cloud thickening later in the day and some showers coming in as well it's very quickly and wednesday night, the spenderframe will sweep quickly and wednesday night, the spender frame will sweep its way eastwards. it slows down across the northern areas is to get the corrid

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southwest scotla nd places, a yellow warning.er pulse of what weather slides and in the further south and east you are, light and patchy in chari nature, amount and that for many and quite a windy one, chilli towards the northwest. a band of rain will get itself moving and pushing eastwards, but downpours of thunder and lightning and hail and some really gusty winds. you can see this line here of dark blue and green and that is going to be a short, sharp drenching downpour that will move its way through all areas with some gusty winds behind that, the sun will come out with some much—needed dry weather in the midlands, but corridor as that weather front passes through. but throughout ireland and scotland, mixture of sunshine and showers, wintry, quite low levels and picking up wintry, quite low levels and picking up here, there will be blizzard conditions over the mountains. the afternoon, we lose that rain eventually from the southeast corner with all of us getting into the sclera but showering and rather chilly weather to end t

west southwest at diablo. west at atlas peak. the on shore breeze is in place. with that in place and that fog out there, the water temps are very cold. it doesn't take much when something comes in to high pressure it along and the rain stays north. overcast. maybe some drizzle. we had that yesterday. penn grove up to santa rosa. 50s and low 60s on the highs now. it's a cool pattern. a big fog bank will stay with us. nights and mornings will take us into sunday. no rain in sight yet, you guys. >>> time now just about 4:12. in san jose, thousands of families are going to be affected by what the evergreen school district has decided. why two elementary schools are closing. >> and, a northern california man finally convicted of murder finally freed 14 years. what evidence led to his release. fighting climate change isn't just about polar bears. we're fighting for our lives, we're fighting for clean air and clean water. that's why i wrote the law to send billions from polluters to communities suffering the most. and only one candidate for president was with us back

the cancellation of 9% of southwest daily summer flights, nearly 400 daily flights.ned to return the airplane to its fleet in june but the timetable shifted as boeing said regulators won't clear the plane until late 2020. and it's not too late to score flowers for your valentine. amazon prime customers can get a dozen roses for $20 at whole foods. >>> the only problem with me is going to whole foods to buy flowers you know i'll go to the cheese department to see if there's any samples. before you know it your $70 in the hole and your valentine's day gift isn't purchased yet. >> reporter: oh, yeah, whole paycheck. >> maybe i'll try amazon. and try to avoid that. diane king hall at the new york stock exchange, thanks a lot. >>> a dramatic pool rescue caught on video. we'll show you how good samaritans stepped in to save a drowning child. ritans stepped in to save a drowning child. i've always been the ringleader had a zest for life. flash forward, then ra kept me from the important things. and what my doctor said surprised me. she said my joint pain could mean permanen

west southwest that's on shore. the last couple of days they were all northeast. travis and vacaville. look at the humidity. 87%. 82%. it was in the 20s a couple days ago. 50 down in monterey and there's your low cloud bank backed up against the coast unfortunately it's a dry pattern. they're going to stay to the north. could be a light dusting of snow in the sierra on sunday but i think the end result is just going to be a little bit cooler for us and a pretty quiet pattern going into the weekend. but another round of rain late sunday into monday. >>> tenants of an oakland apartment complex are on strike today until the landlord meets their demands. why the tenants say better living conditions are not the only problem. >> plus... pitchers and catchers for the oakland a.'s and the giants. how the a's are responding after their pitcher blew the whistle on the astros. >> plus... nasa is looking for new astronauts but it's a requirement you need to make the cut. as soon as i started talking about putting term limits on congress, washington insiders went crazy. they s

delta, alaska, southwest were also above average.worst at 72% with jetblue only slightly better, nearly 2% of scheduled flights were canceled with american, southwest, and united having the most cancellations. >>> the city of berkeley wants help renaming a stretch of shattuck avenue. said he wants community help to rename the street in honor of one of six culturally and historically significant berkeley residence. residents can offer their input through an online survey, but the deadline is next wednesday. the city council will discuss the results and choose and aim at its march 24 meeting. >>> her life's work living on through her son. we will catch up with my angela is living legacy, her son, and find out how he is giving back to the oakland community. >>> a north bay man in recovery things to rescues in james and marin county. >>> and disney on ice returning to the bay area. we will let you know about the performance of cocoa that is coming to life at sap center. ♪>>> nice picture of downtown san francisco. this is about going on

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a warning from the met office covering parts of wales, northwest england and southwest scotland.. and rain returning to the hills and mountains of wales. of course, that will feed into those river catchments, which are already overfull. so we go into tomorrow and our rain band will start to move eastwards. some really heavy bursts of rain, actually, accompanied by thunder and lightning and hail and some really squally gusty winds. now, behind the rain band, things will dry up and brighten up with some sunshine. lots of showers in the north of the uk. wintry over high ground, even to lower levels and parts of scotland, and it does turn colder as the day wears on. as we head on into friday, we will see more rain, particularly in the north, and it will be very windy. hello this is bbc news. the headlines... visas won‘t be allowed for low skilled workers entering the uk — under government plans for a points—based immigration system. minister says it‘s what the public wants. in 2016, in the referendum in the election in 2017 and was reaffirmed in 2019, in december during the election.

." >> one was a landscape scene from the southwest. >> it was a nice mountain scene.h. >> eh. the other is titled "ruth." >> it's a woman standing by a doorway and a wall, and you can't make out her features very well. and in the foreground is a pillar with a vine running up the side of it. and that's about it. >> you wanted them out. >> i even mentioned throwing them in the dumpster. >> but phyllis figures a charity will take them. >> i said, "well, i guess the salvation army is as good as anyplace. we don't want them." >> don's about to give 'em away, but hesitates. did you think they were valuable? >> had no idea. so i wanted to contact our local auctioneer and get an opinion. >> that local auctioneer is david mapes, in vestal, new york, just west of binghamton. don sticks the paintings in the back of his van and calls david on his cell. >> what were you thinking? >> well, i see a lot of paintings come in on the back of cars, so i wasn't real excited. >> don's not getting his hopes up, either. if this doesn't pan out, his next stop -- the salvation army, that is, i

. >>> southwest airlines passengers are hearing something new duing the pre-flight emergency briefing. southwest is asking passengers to report unwelcomed behavior on their aircraft to the flight attendants. the spokesperson says the new announcement reflects the airline's commitment to a safe and welcoming environment at all times. in other words, people have been acting up, now they want you to snitch on your neighbor. >> that's awkward. >> do it. >> how do you do it if i'm sitting next to you, you're talking too much, getting on my nerves. >> you do. i'll take another gin and tonic, also this person is crazy. and more peanuts, please. try it. >> okay, friend. >>> a deli owner in the bronx has gone viral. >> but it's not for what he sells, it's the questions that he's asking. ahmed is offering free items if people can solve simple math questions. >> if you get this question right, you have five seconds to pick up whatever you want. >> all right. >> ten times ten minus 50. >> 50. >> not my cat. >> three, two, one -- >> i said let me entertain people because i see a lot of homeless pe

concord has a west southwest. fairfield has a west southwest as well as out to the delta. travis, vacaville, davis a little northwest. if you don't get the fog, then it's probably in the 30s. if you do have the low clouds it's upper 40s or right at 50 degrees. just not much to go. let's face it we had 70s and 80s on monday and tuesday and here we are stuck in the upper 50s. 41 down in las vegas. 46 in palm springs. 43 bakersfield and also santa barbara. fog and low clouds will be with us today, tonight, saturday, probably sunday morning and then it will clear out as this system moves in. over cast in place. no reports of drizzle just yet. nothing showing up at least not to next week. maybe the 23rd there's some hints on that. 50s on the temps to upper 50s around the coast and bay. low 60s inland. after sunday, it will be a little cooler but breezy >>> 6:20 is the time. trying to catch a thief. police officers would get a little help from a customer and his shopping cart. >> and prince harry and megan took a surprise trip to stanford. what we're learning about their secret

it is a new beginning and southwest is red and storms and things coming out of the southwest which shows you his power and remembering as our father, god, and the northwest is yellow and that's mother earth. she gives us everything and animals and the plants and gives us the dominion of those things and that's what we pray about. northwest is color black of our ancestors. we always invite our ancestors before ceremonies we feed our ancestors a give them food and tobacco and ask them to come watch to make sure you are doing the ceremonies away that we should and we don't change and try to maintain the sacredness of those old ceremonies. god gave people a written language and indians ceremonies and that's what we try to protect is our ceremonies.. those things to me were very important and we consider all these things the lances have eagle feathers on them and battle ribbon that hangs down the side that has a certain catch to it and it's the sacred colors. we have prayer cloths onto the lances so when you say a prayer for one of your loved ones that's overseas are in the military or has be

a new report says southwest operated more than 150,000 flights on planes that were purchased secondhand from other airlines and did not have complete records. now, the faa says it has made changes to reduce the chance of that same kind of oversight lapse from happening again, however the agency agrees with southwest, that the concerns were a low safety risk. >>> honda is recalling more than 240,000 odyssey minivans over the risk of electrical fires covering the xl touring from the 2018 through 2020. they say the wiring to a power outlet in the third row may be damaged during manufacturing and could short circuit. honda says it will mail recall notices to owners next month and will repair or replace the wiring at no cost. >>> a new report says younger workers are more likely to leave their jobs for a new one without saying anything to their current employer. it is called ghosting. the report by career builder says 50% of people in their 20s and 30s say they've left a job for a better paying one without the traditional two week notice or without notifying their employer they're leaving. t

and you can see the higher clouds right there come up from the west southwest. and if you are not going to produce rain, what's the deal right, pam? what's the deal? all right. we have a lot of those higher clouds. they are holding the lows up, up, up berkeley is 58. oakland is 57. and san francisco is 60 degrees. 54 in san jose. 51 out in concord. half-moon bay airport, the faa does not work. it is gone down. so if you know anybody at the faa or associated with the faa, you can find out and get thatfaction fixed, i would be pleased because it is important. 40s on the temps. 50s for some. cloverdale is 52. good morning cloverdale. 51 napa. say for vallejo. we are much, much warmer on the lows. 25 up in south lake tahoe. 50 in las vegas. and 52 in monterey. 64 down in larks with a lot of cloud cover. the system is on the way. there's still a variable wind not the north northeast that we have had the last entire week actually. so look for a high cloud deck that is mild to warm on the temps. staying warm widespread 70s. that did go a few 60s on the coast of the coo

southwest breeze at 6 miles an hour. gusting up to 15 but not bad. low clouds on the coast with a few 30s. this is the onshore direction and set of the offshore which brings in that low cloud deck, not going anywhere anytime soon. coastal low clouds and cooler for all with temperatures getting back to where they should be, upper 50s to low 60s. not much change over the weekend with heidi mid-level clouds, but we stay in the 60s. >>> google is taking extra steps to make sure your home is safe when you are way. coming up, but all customers will be required to do with their new security system or extra layer of protection. >>> the top ratings out for the 2020 vehicles, and we tell you which models made the list and why. >>> we have the corruption scandal involving the former public works director. we will also talk about the das new plan to reimburse drivers that have had their cars broken into on the city streets. >>> coming up, pushing the limit for bart riders and their wallets and why they may be doubling the rates on parking in their slots. as soon

blue sometimes rural is blue and did bernie sanders backyard in the connecticut river valley on the southwest corner of the state where dartmouth college i is, actually that's an area where democrats in the general election find their margin of victory in the state wide race so rural is more recreational based people come to vacation or where they go to retire and they bring their politics with them. so one thing that that has brought political change like the old man in the plaid jacket who is a conservative he has passed away and has been replaced by retirees from new jersey, new york , democrats all their lives and they brought their politics with them now they are 60 and 65 so republicans have been gradually replaced with democrats up in the north. >> and i have come here in part because of low taxes? >> there are some streams of migrants one would be working families people in their thirties and forties raising kids and then retirees moving to the rural areas for the amenities that come with the lifestyle. you have these different streams of migration. nowadays it is interesting 20 years