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but notice that the flag over here really starting to fly right now as this wind starts to pick up temperature wise. pretty nice out there. we are in the upper 50's. as you can see, no one's really hit the 60 degree mark. but temperatures should be pretty average today. so looking for those upper 50's and low 60's, obviously, that's not really our big story today. our big story is going to be the rain and the fact that now we have saturated ground after all of that rain, we had. and so we have to look out for this. we do have this flood watch in place. 4 o'clock today until 04:00am on wednesday as we continue to take on some of this rain that's coming through now, this is going to be significant amounts of rain, particularly in the overnight hours. tonight. you're taking a live look from the east bay right now. this is the calm before the storm. i'll be back in just a bit. we're going to track those showers hour by hour for thank you so much. another big story that we're following is that around the bay area, some local businesses are participating in a one-day strike. >> to show support for t

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flood watch starts tonight.ountains there is a winter storm warning, but it's going to be later, not sooner as well, because this is too much in the way of a warm air coming in. so till the clouds roll by, it's more about clouds than it is rain, but cloudy, mild to mostly cloudy. could even be some sun breaks in the santa clara valley, which means we'll see 50s to maybe some mid 60s. all right, alice here. she said we had one issue. where is that again? >> well, that was in the north bay. that's been cleared. now, the problem is in the south bay. and, you know, even though it's not pouring rain out there, you can tell that the roads are slick. and our traffic cameras, we're going to start in the south bay this time around because that's where there is an injury crash on northbound 101 just north of tully road. this is blocking at least three lanes, and so you can see the backup starting to build behind it. northbound 101 at tully. we will continue to keep an eye on it to find out when those lanes will be cleared

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the weekend starts on the 14th. as many people are celebrating the lunar new year and ushering in the year of the snake, one east bay city is holding its first chinese new year parade, and that's happening today. people in hercules will have their chinese new year celebration with lion dancers, dragons, school marching bands, and miss asian global princesses. this is all being put on by yee's martial arts lion dance group and the hercules chamber of commerce. the parade begins at 1 p.m, starts at refugio valley road, and goes to the hercules community center. and trending this morning, the countdown is on to the super bowl. and while the niners didn't make the big game this year, a puppy named after one of the niners will be taking center stage at the puppy bowl. meet deebo samuel. he is competing for most popular in the popularity playoffs and he's made the final round. you can vote by heading to the puppy bowl website. voting ends thursday. the winner will be announced super bowl sunday. deebo samuel i hope you wi

now starting to see showers near san francisco. this rain is going to continue to spread out as we head through tonight. light showers at first and heavy rainfall is going to be a factor as we head through the rest of the night. how much rain have we seen so far? through the course of this system the amounts have been variable. over 5-inches of rain aren't kentfield. over 3-1/2 inches of rain for santa rosa. ben lomond around that same amount. quite a bit lower than much of the north bay and santa cruz mountains and the amounts are even more meager the further you go. the next one is going to be an equal opportunity event for everyone. we're going to zoom through 11:00 tomorrow morning with the rain spreading out this evening. pockets of heavier rain embedded with light to moderate rain showers. by tomorrow morning, you see more yellow on the map indicating more widespread, heavier rainfall rates. this would be the time frame from late tomorrow morning through the afternoon as some of the heaviest rain is going to come down in a mo

when did we. >> start to. >> start to. >> say, when. >> say, when. >> did our borders?one of the lowest number of recipients of international people. >> when you've got a country like ours, lloyd, and you're right, you're quite right with the social care. what you mentioned earlier with 100,000 people coming in, but these are people coming in, but these are people coming in on minimum wage at minimum wage. they're paying what, less? probably about two grand a year in income tax, a few hundred quid a year in national insurance. so the actual contribution to the treasury is about two and a half grand a year. >> and saving money on social care. >> but when they're bringing in 4 or 5 children, some of them, you know, have got medical needs as well. it's about 5 or 6 grand as well. it's about 5 or 6 grand a year to send a kid to school. it's 30 grand straight away. >> and those kids will grow up. >> and those kids will grow up. >> claiming housing. >> claiming housing. >> the economy and the british. >> the economy and the british. >> children get in. >> children get in. >>

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the rest of us will start to see it picking up. so take advantage of what is relatively dry conditions over the next few hours. at least an easy morning commute. as far as what mother nature is offering 50's for your morning temps, oakland at 56 right now. petaluma at 54. pretty uniform all across the bay area. not a lot of variety in temperatures this morning. so we're steady this morning. a few sprinkles here. and there some cloud cover through the morning. as i mentioned, rainfall doesn't really arrive until late afternoon. >> we benefited from this little respite from the rain that we are getting right now. bay bridge does have some strong winds on it. 9 minutes for your crossing. pretty easy crossing this morning. so far, 12 minutes across the san mateo bridge. that's the limit right there about as fast as you can make your crossing minutes across the richmond center fell bridge little residual wetness just from the past few days to watch out for. but overall, things are looking pretty good. these next few minutes, anyways. ja

start with the near-term in australia. so u.s. submarines and uk submarines will be residents more frequently than they aren't now. in that period of time will develop the capability to maintain and sustain and operate those in the fat signed by 2032 ulceration of the sovereign capability to then take ownership of a handful of submarines potentially one we will read flag those ships nuclear powered submarines in the drawing submarines. we've already begun activities with bae and the strength submarine corporation. to design and build in the platform. conventionally armed nuclear powered submarine both the united kingdom and australia which will instruct and deploy in lieu of going forward. that milestone is in the mid- 2040s. all of those sound like they are very far away. we started talking and australia with them we had about 100 months until they're going to have to have sustained nuclear power submarines. we have 80 months they're not much closer. as awful lot of work of where we are today and sovereign capability. develop a w

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it was starting to sort of split. there were various fissures in the party and there was a more radical wing, which i call the arch federalists, and a more moderate wing and the more radical wing really wanted a very strong army that was in place all the time. they were much more pro-british. they really distrusted the french and they thought that a war might not be a bad thing because it was very politically advantageous and the republicans and i'm using that term carefully because that is what they called themselves, but they should not be confused with the republican party of lincoln or the republican party of today. were the party of jefferson and madison and they were very distrusting of the british. they were very distrusting of a strong central government, at least while they were out of power. and they really hated standing armies. so those were sort of some of the big picture disagreements in terms of john adams. he was nominally a federalist, but he was very much a moderate federalist and he did not see hims

. >>> is it the start of a new trade work? president trump set o impose a 25% tariff on mexico and canada and 10% on china. >>> marco ubio makes his first trip as secretary of state to panama as president trump threated to take control of the canal. good evening >>> good evening from washington where the ntsb has released an update on its investigation into wednesday nights deadly midair collision. the lead investigator saying investigators have already started interviewingduty at the time of the crash. this is air traffic controllers on duty at the time of the crash. this comes days after outside speculation over whether there was proper control tower staffing at the time of the accident. officials revealing that they now have all black boxes from the stricken airliner and black hawk helicopter and are hopeful they will provide solid and critical data. the faa moving ahead of the investigation, restricting helicopter flight corridors within the d.c. airspace. 67 people died in the crash and the recovery continues today as the

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you want to start. i believe that the second question definitely is not for me because i'm not reporting, but i, i would love that. but i can't and this is much i believe this is more about you, but you don't as a russian depend journalists. that's the crucial point and about the ability to feel actually what's going on your country. you know again i found my way. to avoid this horrible question because i am working with the archive and due to my. due to my agreement with the tv rain right now i'm i'm producing and well historical tv show it's about it was about so it was about the work with the archive and about what was going on for the past five years. and so i'm not actually in the in this process of here and now journalism but i don't know honestly, i think that my colleagues are doing incredible job and they are that to these examples that masha mentioned and i mentioned how how they get in touch with military people and make them confess, do we have this historical record really important at the

winter storm warning starts at 10:00 tonight. we have a flood watch that starts at 4 p.m. today. little early, but some of these areas that are prone to get this strong southwest direction, they can squeeze out a lot of moisture. santa cruz mountains, mount tamalpais we saw that over the weekend. and of course the russian river. so the clouds roll by today for a majority. cloudy morning, some sun breaks. santa clara valley could push mid 60s on the temps, but 56 to 65 here on this panel from north to south. but rain returns later today, tonight and then more tuesday for sure. i think we get a break wednesday. one more system. thursday should kick out by friday. right now the weekend looks good but a little cold in the morning you guys. >> all right. thank you so much, steve. speaking of weather, punxsutawney phil saw his shadow. which, if you believe this famous groundhog means we all have six more weeks of winter weather ahead for. >> us, it's punxsutawney phil. >> the iconic groundhog, and his team of top hatted handlers announced the news to the crowd in punxsutawney, pennsylv

who wants to start? anna: well, the first question was about -- it is interesting but what was it about, because if it is about my ideas about the turning point, when it all of a sudden turned and went to hell, i believe we will spend a lot of time, and i won't give you one answer. i don't think there was one point or moment, i don't believe in it. i believe in institutional inertia of kgb school, and so on. in terms of the archive, now we have this limitation, we say that we start with the year 2000 with putin coming into power. honestly i'm a little shy to say it because here is jonathan baker, to whom we were actually presenting the whole idea of the archive and we were thinking we can't come to the people and say we want to archive everything. ok, let's start with putin. of course we are already violating this limitation, and the -- magazine that was added to our collection, of course it is a media that was operating in the late 1990's and it was actually demolished with the media mass holding in 200

where does the media start? i mean, on any given day, i'm sure you're in your newsroom, what do i even talk about? there's so much. >> i mean, day one, we're covering the inauguration 2, hundred executive orders. >> yeah, where do you start with that? >> i only have a minute 30. >> yeah, and i think that is the trump strategy right now. flooding that zone. so there is not one thing that gets picked up on and the spotlight is not shone. do you start with the crypto, you know, tokens? or what do you even start with here? and that's -- that's, i think, a very difficult thing for the media, and we're just going to continue to see that. >> in terms of democrats using the media, or social media, or getting their message out maybe independent of the media, what are the lessons that can be learned? >> i think it's, what did not work last time, eats not rinse, wash and repeat on it, right? and so you had democrats, their messenger on the campaign was all about the fight, all about anti-trump, trump, trump, trump, trump,

the sirens started going off. i don't know why they didn't go off sooner to alert the community. >> marcel barrera, junior, lives less than a mile away from the refinery. he used to work at the chevron refinery. so he understands how a refinery works. his big concern right now is not knowing what was released in the fire. >> that's very concerning, because that's where all the gases go through the pipes. and if some incident like today happened, it's a bad situation and dangerous situation. >> the martinez refining company manufactures gas, diesel and jet fuel. it's one of the largest employers in contra costa county. in october, it agreed to pay $4.5 million to settle allegations of clean water act violations linked to the refinery. brandon matson is the public information officer for the refinery. he says there was construction being done on site, but says it's still too early to know if that contributed to the fire. but he did acknowledge there was a leak. >> you know what happens in hydrocarbons are combusting

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let's start with congress.e president is firmly committed to these sanctions, these tariffs, i should say. u.s. chamber of commerce denounced the tariffs. american petroleum institute says they want no part, no parts of the tariffs. huge farming industry company says it hurts farmers. leaders in the electricity industry say it's a bad idea. big business does not like this. so what position does this put? those typically business friendly, lower corporate taxes, eliminate regulations. republicans on capitol hill who are expected to go out and sell these sanctions, these tariffs, i should say. >> well, it's certainly a difficult position for those members of the republican party who are consider themselves part of the traditionalist wing of the party. um, you know, that party has always been in favor of free trade. and, you know, the free exchange of goods across borders as quickly as possible, as efficiently as possible. um, the issue, though, is donald trump ran on this agenda and that wing of the republican pa

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and you can see that we are starting to see just a little bit of a light sprinkle light showers starting to roll through. that does mean those roads along 101 there from healdsburg santa rosa are going to be taking on some water and getting very slick very quickly. this is just the beginning of this moisture that's going to roll in in the overnight hours. it is going to be a high impact system. if you take your eye kind of to the north here, you can see why we've had a few bright spots this afternoon throughout san francisco. those clouds are well in place and ready to roll as we get into tonight. and we're talking about some no significant rain totals up in the north bay, 2 to 4 inches, one to 3. if you look at points that are south of the golden gate and, you know, get to our mountains, even higher totals there they are. the temperatures right now upper 50's to about 60 degrees. that's a pretty comfortable way to start, but unfortunately will not end that way. we're going to be rather soggy. i'll be back a little bit. we'll track that hour by hour. >> thank you so much. we'll go to the

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janice: oh, no, it's just starting.ace where he's going to come out and tell us whether or not it's going to be six more weeks of winter or an early spring. i've got 10 -- i've got 50,000 of my friends here including this young lady. what's your name? >> emma. janice: where are you from? >> [inaudible] janice: are your toes cold? >> very cold. janice: are you still having fun in. >> yes! janice. are you excited for the groundhog? >> yes! janice: you don't want to go away. minute minutes away from the official prognostication. "fox & friends" from punxsutawney, pennsylvania, coming up right after the break. whoo hoo! ♪ charlie: we've got some breaking news. it's the moment we've all been waiting for, here's punxsutawney phil. let's listen in. [cheers and applause] [background sounds] [inaudible conversations] [cheers and applause] [inaudible conversations] >> hear ye, hear ye, hear ye. now on this february 2nd, punxsutawney phil, the seer of seers, prognosticator of all prognosticators was awaken from his wintry nap at d

it's got to start going after national security. it's got to start going after those criminals.it's got to start identifying those visa overstays who are marching up and down fifth avenue, swearing to hamas and hezbollah. this needs be prioritized. and if a a community or a city or state does not want to work with federal agencies like ice to prioritize this, then those communities in those locations should expect to see a larger federal presence. that is what we're going to see very likely under the trump administration. unfortunately, for many of these locations, immigration is a federal responsibility that has been the last four years as states like texas have had to step up, take their own border security into their own hands. while being sued by the government who's taken action. it would be comical if it wasn't so dangerous to the country. in closing, i'll say very simply. it's time to regain control of the country and our security. the american people have spoken. immigration and border security as. we called it became the top in this election because of how it touches to

it started arriving late last week when that rain started across the bay area. then it's just going to kind of hanging out here through northern california, but it's going to get its act together and really sweep throughout the entire bay area here as we head through tonight and tomorrow, as it combines in with this system here, off to the north. so right now on storm ranger, our doppler radar, we have some heavier rain right now over marin, napa, sonoma counties. starting to get a little bit of rainfall there in san francisco and parts of the east bay. by 11:00 tonight, we begin to see some of that make it down here to san jose. but we're going to be into this rainfall here all the way through tomorrow morning. and then what looks to be some extremely heavy rainfall as the frontal system just kind of stalls out one to about 6 p.m. tomorrow. extremely heavy downpours expected. that's when we'll get in on some of the highest totals. and then this should kick out of here as we head through 10 p.m. tomorrow night. but as we have been telling you much advertised her

>> well. >> this is where we start.i've said many times, where we start isn't where we finish. the problem with these numbers, the problem is. that they haven't fully priced. >> in all. >> the tariffs. they haven't priced in the retaliation. by canada. they haven't factored in the post retaliation. retaliation. in other words, this is the initial salvo. this isn't the for tat as it gets worse. and you know, it's tempting to say, oh, look at this, blah blah blah. but this makes perfect sense if you think of the sheer vast swathes, hundreds of billions of dollars worth of goods being on both sides that are going to be hit, this makes perfect sense because what is a stock price? the stock price is a barometer of a company's current and future earnings. they will go down. it's about economic growth. i don't know how many times we can say it. and bear in mind if we just think about the countries that were now involved canada, mexico, china. he's threatened the eu, he's threatened panama, he said. the uk possibly. and on it g

heaviest jacket to start. and then as we head through the afternoon tomorrow we're going to keep it in the 50s here across the bay area. but generally it looks like a pretty good forecast here a nice rebound. we'll get some more rain chances as we head through thursday and friday and so far dry on this weekend. coming up at 530 we're going to take more looks at the radar. also how much rain we're going to get out of that thursday and friday storm system okay. a lot going on this week. very busy. all right. thank you jeff. still ahead salesforce slashing jobs. the number of people being cut did you know using the grocery outlet app gives you the opportunity to win groceries for life? imagine never paying for groceries again. well, what if i can't decide? avocados or tomatoes? why choose? at grocery outlet, you can afford both. and not just the basics. with grocery outlet, you'll find all your favorite brands included. including gluten free pasta and my favorite cookies? um, huh, everything's's included. so burg

this started saturday afternoon.pting a shelter-in-place order for parts of the nearby area. but thankfully that was lifted after fire crews managed to shut off a valve that appeared to be leaking fuel. this is, of course, an ongoing developing situation. we're going to stay on top of this for you throughout the morning. all right. with that, let's turn to our weather forecast. cathy, what are you thinking about all this? well, i'll tell you, we have quite a bit of rain. this is a look right now at the mount temple, pius. >> camera lens. it is seen nothing lots of rain drops and they really have gotten the prize the last couple of days mount tam has reported 6.1, 2 inches of rain and counting now everywhere else in the bay area. not nearly as impressive, but you have that or a graphic effect where the winds kind of lift up live along the mountains, north bay will get some pretty good rain today. everywhere else, maybe a half of an inch. but the northern parts of sonoma and napa county, very rainy. and a lot of that m

we're going to start with a check in with drew. >> yeah.rain returns here later on this afternoon. this morning, for the most part, it's just some fine mist and some scattered drizzle out there on live doppler seven will widen out the view and show you what we're waiting for. you can see most of the wet weather to our north around eureka, and this is all moving in our direction, but pretty slowly, so it's not going to arrive here until later on this afternoon. first in the north bay and then spreading across the rest of the region closer to midnight tonight. so this evening we will be back on the storm impact scale. it will be a level two for heavy rain, especially in the north bay. a flood watch is posted for everyone. we could see some gusty winds as well later on tonight. so here's future weather. you're going to wake up. you'll feel that it's not too chilly out there. we have starting temperatures in the 50s with cloudy skies up above. here's a look at 4:00 pm. we're just beginning to see rain returning in the north bay. then once the s

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in fact, really just kind of getting started., this is just the beginning of a series of storms. the likely impact not only the sierra nevada, but much of california in the coming days. winter weather advisories are up. winter storm warnings in the southern half of the sierra nevada and a lot more weather to come level. your local forecast coming up in a few minutes. unfortunately, we will have to raise the prices. it's just gotten. >> way too high. the when your prices go from. >> you know, here to there, you're like i have to do something. >> yeah, prices continue to soar all across the country and businesses here in the bay area. sure are feeling it. not to mention regular folks come four's. will tran spoke with a popular walnut creek bakery owner and they use thousands of eggs every week. a sweet affair. they use at least 1000 eggs every day. >> good news. if you're a customer and many people are rolling in, their prices are holding steady. but it's the owners and you can see the 2 sisters right there. they're the ones eating

but as we head into tuesday night, things start to clear out and the rain starts to wind down. so between now and 9:00, heaviest rain in the north bay into monday. but look how things really start to fill in monday night into tuesday. region wide could see 1 to 3in of rain there setting up in the forecast. as we go into wednesday. we catch a break, then storm two. a colder storm system rolls on in as we get into thursday and friday. it's that storm that could bring a chance of snow. i think friday morning might get closer to 4000ft. and as we head into the weekend right now, looks like we'll get some clearing skies on saturday morning, maybe a lingering shower through mid-morning. and then sunday things do start to dry out. now. the sierra impact very interesting as the snow pack kind of came down with the dry january, what's coming over the next 5 to 7 days could bring some recovery on that. we'll take a closer look at the sierra snowpack impact coming up in our next half hour. great, rob, thank you very much. still ahead. she's been waiting more than 15 years for this. a majo

this will start to pick up and then it will start to roll through the entire bay area. but right now, as we look to the north bay, you can see those clouds are rather ominous. temperatures today have been pretty mild. so we're in the mid-fifties up to about the low 60's and we are also under a flood watch. as you can see, this is a good portion of northern california. when i come back in just a bit, we'll track those showers hour by hour. >> thank you. kylen other big story we're following around the bay area. some local businesses are participating in a one-day strike to show support for the immigrant community. kron. 4 charles clifford has more after speaking with the business owner who's concerned about his employees, safety. >> well, many immigrants and undocumented immigrants work in the hospitality industry, restaurants, cafes, hotels today around the bay area. many business owners tried to walk a fine line between showing support for their immigrant employees and also trying not to get them in trouble on monday around a dozen bay area cafes and restaurants partic

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even from when we started our live report up until now, starting to really come down with the wind as well. santa rosa has already outperformed anticipated totals according to santa rosa fire this morning. downtown santa rosa has seen about 5.25in on the eastern part of the city. it's up to 7.5in. and that was this morning. those were the totals this morning. i can't imagine that. this is really i can't imagine that this is really adding to those totals already. so we got to watch out, take things slow on the roads and watch out for each other. we're live in santa rosa, ginger conejero saab nbc bay area news. all good advice there, ginger. thank you. and that rain, of course, moving through the bay area as you saw there in ginger's report. now our free nbc bay area app really going to be a great resource for you. you can type in your zip code, and you're going to get a customized forecast for your neighborhood. we are following breaking news out of washington, two sources tell nbc news president donald trump is preparing to eliminate the department of education. those sources say an o