spence. >> okay, well, there are three weather elements main weather elements that contribute to our fire concern. it's the strong, gusty wind. of course, the dry fuels or dry vegetation and dangerously low relative humidity. now, right now, we're looking at winds gusting up to about 2320 four miles per hour in the windiest locations. but as we look at the wind gusts animation, you can see over the next 24 hours, we'll see gusts reaching 40mph at times. even during the overnight hours when the winds tend to get a little bit tamer. they won't be so tame overnight tonight and then tomorrow. by afternoon, up to about 40mph on the coast and 25 to 35 mile per hour gusts elsewhere and right now the relative humidity is dangerously low, under 30% in many bay area locations. as we look at the humidity animation, you can see that by 1:00 tomorrow afternoon, relative humidity will be under 20% across a wide swath of the bay area. so we have elevated fire concerns for sure. we are fortunate that the weather is not hot, but it is going to be rather warm over the next couple of days for this time

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thank you so much, shannon felton spence, for your analysis.the talk we have just been discussing around the likes of the future secretary of state, marco rubio's hard-line views on foreign policy and especially on china, the chinese have been putting on a display of their military might. in particular a special new aircraft. it is the j-35 stealth fighter. it was unveiled at the china aviation exhibition. as the chinese seek to modernize their military and show how they are modernizing it, analysts say it marks a crackle step in china's effortso challenge american dominance in the asia-pacific region, especially over taiwan. let's discuss that with former senior officer in the british military who flew assault helicopters for 20 years mikey kay. he is also our analyst on our weekly security brief specialist and will talk to us about this chinese aircraft. is it very special? will the americans be worried about it? mikey: i think the americans are very curious. this particular type is called the j 35a the alphabet is really important because th

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spence. >> okay, diane, we had a nice break today and this evening, but as you pointed out, more rain is on the way. here's live doppler seven and the satellite image. you can see a little frontal system swept through this morning. brought us some showers and cold air. has moved in behind it. and yet there is more rain on the way, so we'll get a little bit of a break. but tomorrow the showers return, so move along. take a look at the 24 hour temperature change. i mentioned that cold front and the cold air that came in behind it. it's anywhere from four to about ten degrees cooler across the bay area right now than at this time last night. so let's talk about the approaching storm for tomorrow. it's a level one storm on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale. a storm of light intensity will have showers in the morning, turning into more widespread and steadier rain in the afternoon. hours winds out of the south southeast about 5 to 15mph. breezy, but not gusty. we expect less than a 10th of an inch of rain from this system, but it will be wet starting at about 6:00 tomorrow morning

anyone has a gift voucher, the administrators will find a way for those vouchers to still be sent to spence up to 115 post office branches could close, putting hundreds ofjobs at risk, as part of a radical shake—up. the post office is looking at options for its wholly—owned branches, which currently employ about 1,000 workers and are loss—making. the plans aim to put the business on a firmer financial footing. it comes as the long—running inquiry into the horizon it scandal heads into its final stages. parts of spain are being lashed with yet more heavy rain. thousands of homes have been evacuated in southern spain after a red alert was issued for extreme rain and flooding. schools have been closed in malaga, and tourist resorts like marbella are expected to take the full force of the latest storm. this map shows the areas in southern spain and on the east coast that are affected today. it comes just two weeks after more than 220 people were killed in valencia by flash flooding — which were the worst in europe this century. from spain, here's nick beake. more misery heaped on spain. this de

spencer joins us now with what's next for this weather system, spence. okay, dion. >> our brief weekend break from the rain is ending right now. here's a look a composite image. and you can see next wave of rain beginning to push onshore right now in the north bay. so let's take a closer look. the approaching storm is a level one storm. a light storm on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale for tonight and early tomorrow. we can expect evening showers tonight. of course, and then showers spreading to all areas during the overnight hours into early tomorrow morning. here's the forecast animation starting at 5 p.m. notice that for most of tonight, this will be mainly a north bay event until just after midnight. then we'll see the rain spreading to all parts of the bay area. so look for a wet morning commute, especially in the north bay. and as the rain continues tomorrow, it looks like the evening commute will be impacted as well. but this is not a heavy rainfall system. we're expecting rainfall totals generally about five hundredths of an inch to 2/1

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let's bring in abc seven news weather anchor spencer christian with what's next for this system, spence. >> okay, dion, what's next is we'll probably have a wet commute tomorrow morning, but right now, most of the bay area is dry as the first wave of showers is beginning to move onshore in the north bay. this is going to be mainly a north bay event as it starts, but by the time by the time we get to the morning commute, it will be. excuse me losing my voice. it will be raining in other parts of the bay area. this storm on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale is a light level one storm. so for tonight into tomorrow morning, we're talking about evening showers up until about midnight. and then the rain will spread to other parts of the bay area for the morning commute and throughout the day tomorrow. rain in all areas by morning winds out of the south southeast at 5 to 15mph. here's the forecast animation starting at 630. notice between now and about midnight. still mainly a north bay event, but there is moisture and rainfall surging up from the south, and those two will meet by abo

and why would the bind in administration even have time to spence such a massive sound before trump takes over the white house as well? according to the political reporting that we've seen, and of course, it was made public by anonymous sources within congress. and within the executive branch, we know that there is the $24000000000.00 package of which $8000000000.00 is going to go to the us military companies and corporations. so basically, to the us military industrial complex, the continued to our ukraine after. even the transition is complete in terms of the presidency and then an additional $16000000000.00 in arguments themselves to re arm you created to boost up their supplies. one which have been dwindling and also subject to heavy uh, bombardment by the russian armed forces. so what you are seeing now is you're seeing this less ditch effort to really bolster the ukrainian military capabilities in the event that something comes in and, and cuts off the supplies that ukrainians can still not negotiate and perpetuate the conflict for even months. so that have putting any effort by the

come up with a new government a very early on that because it not only has impact on the national spence, it also has an impact on if there should be trade negotiations on the european level for germany to play a role there and actually to put an impetus in what is needed for a drug and industry. plus to also think about on the european level, which other types of trade agreements would be necessary. for example, when it comes to americans, what other parts of the one that and what else does europe and germany need to do in order to, to bolster itself against an incoming trump administration and that uncertainty if that you've described so suddenly it is important to think about traits agreements, also differentiation will diversification of other parts of the world, which are many and your could ex, spot, maybe more importantly though, is of the perfect ending of the internal market. so europe is benefiting a lot from its internal markets. the best of so many barriers in the us. so for example, when it comes to investments, capital markets. so for example, this capital markets union is

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let's bring in abc seven news weather anchor spencer christian with what's next for this system, spence'll probably have a wet commute tomorrow morning, but right now, most of the bay area is dry as the first wave of showers is beginning to move onshore in the north bay. this is going to be mainly a north bay event as it starts, but by the time by the timege

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hi, spence. hey, dion. >> we'll start with the chill. it's really chilly out there in some spots. here's a look at current temperature readings down in the upper 30s already. and we're just approaching midnight. so it's going to get much chillier in many locations. here comes that level one storm. as you can see on the satellite radar composite image. so let's take a look at our exclusive abc seven storm impact scale. this is a light level one storm. tomorrow it will bring us scattered showers producing slippery roadways. and there may be some minor flooding in low lying areas because of king tides tomorrow. so here's the forecast animation starting at midnight. notice the clouds will start to move in after midnight. the skies are pretty clear right now. by 11:00 tomorrow morning, we'll see the first wave of showers pushing into the north bay, and during the midday hours we'll see the showers expanding to other parts of the north bay and pushing southward and eastward down toward the golden gate. by afternoon and early evening, we'll see spotty showers hitting the rest of the bay

spence. >> okay, dion. it will certainly be a series of rainy days coming our way. but let's take a look first at the satellite radar composite image. you can see what's left of the storm that's winding down. now, that was a light level one storm. we just have a few isolated showers in the bay area right now. so i'll start with a look at the day planner for tomorrow. we'll start the day with bright skies and chilly conditions. mainly sunny through the daytime hours, but high temperatures won't get above 58 to 60 degrees tomorrow, so it will be a cool day and brisk and breezy going into the evening. now let's take a look at the forecast animation for the series of storms coming our way beginning midweek. so we'll start the forecast animation at 6 p.m. tuesday. notice the first wave of rain comes in wednesday and continues into thursday. it will be mainly focused on the north bay, but other parts of the bay area will get some wet weather out of this. then on friday and saturday we get more widespread rainfall, steadier rain, perhaps even heavier in some spots going al

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how's it looking, spence? >> well, we've got some rain coming our way again, but at least we got through halloween, right? with a fairly decent weather. and we're going to start this day with a calm weather as well. looking at satellite radar composite image, you see a lot of clear sky ther, but clouds are on the way as is a little bit of rain, maybe more than a little bit of rainfall. but right now, current conditions are really calm. wind speeds are generally under eight miles per hour. it is chillier this morning, however, than this time yesterday. in fact, 7 or 8 or even more uh- degrees cooler than at this time yesterday. across the bay area. right now it's 51 at san rafael, 50 in san francisco, 47 in oakland. many locations in the inland east bay are in the low 40s. check this out. napa only 39 degrees right now, so it's quite chilly in some north bay locations. as we look ahead, though, these are forecast headlines today. rain arrives in the late afternoon tomorrow. rainy in the morning, but breezy in t

karen spence of gilroy received one of the letters from the county this weekend. first of all, we're trying to figure out how does something like this even happen. to make things even more complicated, karen and many others impacted by the issue have already voted. it's really late in the day to try and repair all this. the county is instructing people who've already voted to head to a voting center in the next two days, and cast a provisional ballot for just the gavilan college district trustee race. it's quite frustrating. alex larsen is one of the two candidates in the trustee race. i had at least ten people today tell me that they tried to vote for me, but they couldn't vote because my name wasn't on their ballot. we also reached out to trustee candidate lorena tariba, who declined to comment because she says she didn't know enough details about the ballot problem. the acting registrar says if you are impacted by this issue but don't have time to get to a voting center, the ballot you already submitted will coun, including your vote for president. in san jose,

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but first, here's spence. >> okay, our dry morning is coming to an end this afternoon as the rain isroaching by about 2:00 or so, we should see the first rain pushing into the north bay. it's going to quickly sweep southward and eastward, hitting all parts of the bay area during the evening commute, of course, which is certainly going to slow things down. i'll give you a closer look at thi evan low. caught again. his tactics called "outrageous" and "self-serving." slapped with charges that he illegally used banned corporate money for his campaign. low's already under investigation for running a corrupt scheme to give political access to big money donors. but when it comes to fighting for us... low's missed nearly 1,000 votes... from affordable housing to climate change. evan low only serves himself. right now at 630, we're heading into the final weekend before the election. both vice president harris and former president trump, working overtime on the campaign trail to win over last-minute voters and bigger budgets, fewer arrests. >> the missing piece when it comes to police solving

they with joining me now and such as house on very profess spence and national affairs that council university hass on is good to see you. both parties here have declared themselves windows of this 14 month conflict, but to me it's not very clear what either side has achieved. yup. has bullet who entered this rule because they wanted israel to stuff it's from bottom. it's because of that hasn't stopped. then you had israel who said they wanted to bring that people back home to the notes that oh so it's not clear that objective has been achieved. so who are the winners and losers here? oh, think you might. and i think this is a very good question. to southward and there is no clear winner. uh, you know, has belong isabel had been in the pier victory but on the ground there was no key it went up. uh, but i think is it has, it has more in the 14 months. uh, the 1st thing that has ballasa objectives of uh, linking the war with, with the guys a font that has come to an end simply because they find the deal. uh and the warrant guys have continues. so this has not been achieved. but at the same time,

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i've got benedict spence, a political commentator, alongside him.aaron bastani, the co—founder of novara media. welcome, gents, to both of you. evening. so you can get in touch with me at home. all the usual ways. you're very welcome this evening. email gbviews@gbnews.com. go to the website which is gbnews.com/yoursay. of course you can tweet or x—men if you're on your way out. don't worry, you can take me with you. put me on your radio dab+. what a treat for your ear lobes. but look, speaking of treats for your ear lobes, let's listen to keir starmer speaking out today. >> i've been clear that i want a serious and pragmatic relationship with china. it's the second biggest economy in the second biggest economy in the world. it's one of our biggest trading partners and therefore we have issues that we clearly need to discuss. whilst of course being clear about the issues that we do not agree on. but i will always act in the national interest and that was the basis upon which we had our discussions this morning. i mean, for someone that's apparently w

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