my dad used to work on the hill. the hill is a very special place to me. i worked in egypt and covered unrest there. it was amazing to me. i texted an egyptian friend of mine the next day, i can't believe it. it was an interesting -- i think a lot of people on the hill were shaken by it. it's not only the parents, because there is a difficulty in talking on the republican side, but don't miss the fact that there will be significant legislation passed in the coming weeks that tries to tackle some of the problems exposed by that and how close we came -- really within feet and inches if you know the hill, these rioters getting to mike pence, getting to the senate while there were still people inside, also on the house side. it was a matter of moments and inches. >> a close call. >> thanks for creating the chance to end this series on an optimistic note. i think this election marks a step back from the dangerous stuff. we can bank that for now and hope for more of the same. this is great. please help me thank them. [laughter] i want to thank you all for being

my dad used to work on the hill. the hill is a very special place to me. i worked in egypt and covered unrest there. it was amazing to me. i texted an egyptian friend of mine the next day, i can't believe it. it was an interesting -- i think a lot of people on the hill were shaken by it. it's not only the parents, because there is a difficulty in talking on the republican side, but don't miss the fact that there will be significant legislation passed in the coming weeks that tries to tackle some of the problems exposed by that and how close we came -- really within feet and inches if you know the hill, these rioters getting to mike pence, getting to the senate while there were still people inside, also on the house side. it was a matter of moments and inches. >> a close call. >> thanks for creating the chance to end this series on an optimistic note. i think this election marks a step back from the dangerous stuff. we can bank that for now and hope for more of the same. this is great. please help me thank them. [laughter] i want to thank you all for being

let's get rachel scott, live on the hill. and the white house press secretary today saying the president has been clear on this, that he believes congress must send legislation to avert this strike to his desk by the weekend, with or without this additional sick leave bill? >> reporter: with or without it, david. the white house says that the president, of course, supports paid sick leave for all americans, including rail workers, but he does not support anything that would delay this bill getting to his desk as quickly as possible. the white house noting that the cost of inaction is just so high here that it could have a potentially danieling impact on american families, david. >> and rachel, the other headline from the hill, history made today, we know democrats electing their party's leaders for the next congress. officially naming congressman hakeem jeffries of new york to succeed speaker nancy pelosi? >> reporter: yes, david. and congressman jeffries the first black lawmaker to lead a party of congress. house speaker nanc

often found by ordinary peasants, which is why they called them the golden hill. lf is named after the french saint whose name was roch. there is another legend that during a terribly contagious illness, one of the parishioners had a dream in which the holy horn told him that that his statue stands in the temple of the bonificates. this statue really was. there she was cleansed and carried through the city of minsk with a solemn religious procession . after that, the statue was installed on the golden hill in the church of st. roch. and since the disease receded, the statues began to be considered miraculous and the zhikhars of the city decided to visit the shrine to the holy roch. the shrine grew up to give out on the graves of the golden orc to what was near e, there were cholera graves, where the hawals of the kia people perished from the epidemic of the shrine, which we the contagion is located was a concentrated first step vera was taken from 1864, and she would have given sex. there were plans to give, uh, delete the great two polite excellent shrine. many pe

it's part of the mens full hills tournament. the ski jumping events of the year, which in none covered times attracts a total of either $100000.00 spectators. to them yet seems awfully effin celebration new year's eve here because of the full hills tournament and stuff. so and then i always stood at the bottom as a little girl and said, i want to jump down, they tear, then there was often the sances. and now just to jump on the hills used in the tournament, isn't, and i would say this unfair fs. the area with training is about one thing above all heart for technique is especially important in ski jumping. mm. what matters most when it comes to technique, safety bench panel. hi. keeping a lot of leg tension. that's actually the most important thing in the air. if you hit the jump right, it actually happens all by itself as it is agnes. so without any lifts you up, then you read and she tuber and on done has to work. then you keep the leg tension by now you stretch your legs out and tighten your ankles to guide the ski underneath y

the strongest winds over the hills. uel from all of the recent rain we have had that our fire danger is going to remain limited. as we head into saturday morning, those winds will ease, and saturday morning, they completely drop off your we will have a combination of patchy fog along the coast and higher clouds up above. it is going to be wall-to-wall sunshine, really a nice looking friday as we look here. low 60's low 70's, breezy, especially over the hills. fast in a week, this is the computer model we have been watching. we will notice tuesday, best chance in the slight chance, high pressure builds backend, so for thanksgiving, it is basically a drive forecast. the accuweather 7-day forecast, gusty winds, warmer afternoon, winds will relax combo cooler weekend but still pleasant. it is looking nice for thanksgiving on thursday. dry conditions for everyone. dan: what time do you want us to come over? [laughter] sandhya: any you guys want. dan: thank you. ama: an historic moment in alameda just a short time ago, commemo

chad pergram on the hill. ks. >> dana: as both parties consider who will lead him josh hawley said this. the old party is dead. time to bury it and build something new. le let's bring in our panel. juan, what party -- i think he was talking about the republican party. how it gets rebuilt i don't know if that even happens. there will be changes no doubt because there are changes after every election. the democrats, i think they're probably feeling fairly good. do you think it would be a mistake for democrats to think that they now have a mandate rather than that they got some lucky breaks here? >> i think it would be a mistake to think they got a mandate. what you've seen in this election we have a split country and that both really need to look at what the middle of the country specifically pragmatic terms talking about independent and swing voters who barely went toward the democrats. not in any large measure. but when i listened to senator hawley what i think there are two things going on. clearly a version o

yesterday our own took a hike up the hill. >> the stumps are -- the hills are sweet and for the pastriceless view. >> models half. >> and at the base of tightwad hill, i am checking this off my bay area bucket list. in order to get to the top of this mountain i need a sherpa. basically you proceed to follow this fence, walk around the side and then you will see offense running up the hill that has a hole in it and you walk through that and busty right and make your way up and you get right to the area that myself and the gang referred to as the tightwad 50 club. >> appear there is just one cardinal rule. >> you come up here you share what you got, go bears. >> was interesting is we are at eye level with the presidential super expensive suites and we have basically the same view. >> if you've never been appear -- >> this is closer than mount davis person -- they have merged booths and concessions, anything you can load up the hill. >> what you do if you have to do if you after the bathroom? >> if you are a male you go along the fence. >> perfect tended to stanford tree? it sort of lik

these are forecast headlines, gusty in the hills, already is. records in the in land areas. cooler this weekend, maybe some showers coming monday but before we get to that we get to this, a nice sunny and mild inks giving day. 69 in san francisco. low 70's on the bay shoreline. intleigh of 75 in santa rosa. here's the accuweather forecast, minor cooling over the weekend, still mainly dry with clear skies like showers on monday. we need the rain, so bring it on, but before that enjoy this thanksgiving day. jobina: thank you, spencer. scott and her of san francisco is locked in a twitter battle with marjorie taylor greene in georgia days after the deadly shooting at an lgbtq nightclub inado. this fight is getting na. >> marjorie taylor greene calling out scott weiner in between she called him a communist groomer. he responded to abc7news with the following. >> usually when she reaches out to me, i get more death threats. it's pretty bad and she's an atrocious human being. ask groomer has transphobia and homophobic overtones. in recent times it has

diablo off the oakland berkeley hills. heast breeze across the board there and middle peak big rock mount veeder atlas peak of all been training on north or northeast for most of the morning. so santa rosa conquered redwood city. san jose. up we go 68 on the forecast. i 66 65 66. temperatures will stay pretty well, tad warmer. big fan of gasia warmer is a big watches you every morning. cold morning lots of 30 sunday for all a north breeze in place, two branches of the jet stream where show you there's one down here and there's another one that does this comes in and goes up and over, then dives down there. so when you get the split jet, usually you're not going to get much except these teeny little lows. can break through once in a while. that's what's generating that breeze out of the north northeast sonoma mountain 47 northeast 18. there is the oakland berkeley hills northeast 23 ben lomond mountain north at 12, so that in place areas like berkeley, oakland, i think mid upper sixties possible yet petaluma and santa rosa s

the tubing season is on the capital’s slides and on the hills in the winter fun unhurriedly burzan 10he injury has already been mixed with the shaky snow and the season at the clinics of minsk there at the warts there are rules for riding cheesecakes and choosing specially lagged revenge for the descent spontaneous slides are often located more than a travel section without a special vegetable garden at high thinness health. yes, there is a vartayu respect, i recommend that barrels be used for snowy slopes for children to choose for fun. plush in the permitted place. it is very difficult to stop an anke or a tubing that rolls down a hill at high speed. and it is even more difficult to stop the car, and not every driver will have time to react and press the brake pedal in time in front of a child who has suddenly rolled down, so the state inspectorate focuses the attention of parents on the need to control their children, and so that the fun does not end in tragedy. behind with coffee places riding on tubes and sleds, that i don’t throw socius day in minsk and in the region, inspectors

highest gusts will be in the hills. no doubt about it, but we still get a northerly breeze here for some so sixties on the temps few mid sixties or upper sixties. we'll continue this into wednesday. kind of ease up a little bit, looks very quiet here towards the end of the week and into the weekend, camilla discussions were all canceled. some crisis have even shifted online. this hopefully will make things better for everybody in the long run thousands of academic workers at uc campuses stay wide or walking the picket line demanding change. we'll hear more when we come back, but first don't go to lake tahoe. that's the message from a travel article, and it's stirring up a lot of controversy. we're going to hear from the president and ceo of the lake tahoe travel authority on what visitors should really know. when heading to the sierra. meet three sisters. the drummer, the dribbler, and the day-dreamer... the dribbler's getting hands-on practice with her chase first banking debit card... the drummer's making savings simpl

we get breezy conditions in the hills. a wind, the dreaded santa ana win for southern california today, so very high fire danger for them. sixties on attempts upper sixties to maybe near 70 for a few will ease up a little bit tomorrow. then we'll warm it right back up on friday, right now, the weekend looks good, you guys all right. thank you. steve plans to visit california's most popular national park will be a little easier next season up next. the reason the park is getting rid of its reservation system and educators in the south bay demanding change because of attacks by special education students up next, the violent qualifications that they say happened right in the classroom. we are grocery outlet and we are your bargain bliss market. what's bargain bliss? you know that feeling you get when you find the name brands you love, but for way, way less? that's bargain bliss. and with thanksgiving right around the corner, we want you to save big. that's why at grocery outlet, we are offering you $21 off your holiday turkey

>> it took me on the hill and a group of us march north. >> wordage of march 2? arch to the yellow river. >> that's from the engine to the yellow, how far is that? >> 's approximately four miles. >> when you finally got to the yellow prison camp or that why? >> guys head lice and dysentery and sickness and they were weak and especially after that long march. >> did in a the fellow sky from malnutrition or disease? >> yes sir. >> how many? >> quite a few of them died but i don't know the exact number. >> what was the north korean hospital like? >> it was an old japanese temple. it was made of mud and of course the best sleep is on the floor. they were putting him in a dungeon where a guy was sick and they taken there and die. >> you spent two years in a prison camp. did you get any heat at all? >> rarely. maybe two hours a day. >> what about like it's in that sort of thing? >> they gave us one blanket for two men. or they gave the -- gave us one thin blanket per man. >> thank you very much for telling us your story. we left walter reed hospital went back to the pen

it's called for many not so much in the hills. i mean, it's in the fifties in the hills, but for others, it's really cold over low thirties here for many, a few upper twenties, mount. diablo's just going going bonkers here, 43 to 50 mph much calmer, thank goodness everywhere else, but it's still in north or northeast breeze. so here we go temperatures even though the days aren't very long, they are going to warm up again to be above average. and those higher clouds have no chance so severe clear as we get this offshore breeze clear. cold morning, though all the walls son, it'll be nice to mild to warm. temperatures above average here, especially santa rose in downtown oakland, looking for another beautiful day, all right over to sell. i think he has some good news highway four. i think. yes highway four has reopened. steve and we had earlier closure of highway four that closed it at bailey road. now everyone's getting through, but there is a big backup on highway four. as you drive through the area. i would just want to let you kno

gusty winds in the hills. 49 miles per hour on mount diablo. dry down sloping wind that is going to help to warm us up. tomorrow morning is your coolest point in the 30's and 40's. by 2:00, you are already in the low to mid 70's for the warmest locations. here's your thanksgiving planner. it begins with patchy fog and cool conditions. bright skies at 10:00. sunshine and a mild to warm day. the weekend features changes. i will be back to tell you about it coming up. ama: you can get live custom weather updates just like this one to be prepared. it's all through the abc 7 bay area news app. dan: new 11:00, we take you inside the mailroom tonight. peinnoer ver year of getting gss -- gtso stribution centee holiday rush. ssainside, amount of packages d letters for the holiday season. >> the busiest time of the year for us. especially with packages. reporter: abdul is one of the managers at the site. they plan to ship around 6 million packages from this location. across the lower distribution level are conveyor belts full of packages, waiting to be se

gusty winds in the hills. 49 miles per hour on mount diablo. d that is going to help to warm us up. tomorrow morning is your coolest point in the 30's and 40's. by 2:00, you are already in the low to mid 70's for the warmest locations. here's your thanksgiving planner. it begins with patchy fog and cool conditions. bright skies at 10:00. sunshine and a mild to warm day. the weekend features changes. i will be back to tell you about it coming up. ama: y get live custom weather updateju one to be prepared. it's all through the abc 7 bay area news app. dan: new 11:00, we take you inside the mailroom tonight. hard-working usps employees expecting another very busy year of getting guess -- gifts to their destinations on time. ryan curry got a tour of the distribution center in oakland, ready for the holiday rush. reporter: quiet outside the u.s. postal office in oakland during the early sensate -- sunset. inside, amount of packages and letters for the holiday season. >> the busiest time of the year for us. especially with packages. reporter: abdul is

there's a pretty good breeze in the hills already looks good. ooks warm, in fact, very warm for us. we talked about this will be the warmest day of the week and it sure looks like it. wall to wall son here. temperatures british chilly morning not as cold, though breezy, sunny for all when i woke up this morning and said 46, then okay, there's either clouds or a breeze and i had a breeze so you can see it's coming in right there. 58 northeastern 20th sonoma mountain oakland hills is 57 degrees i've seen northeast about 25. and ben lomond mountain is 54 north. it eight, so there's warm air loft north wind in the city. alameda is a northeast breeze above the oakland zoo there, northeast 24 , also into marin county, napa county and mount diablo, it's all northerly thirties, forties and fifties and sixties. look at berkeley and oakland because that offshore breeze they are sitting at a balmy 60 degrees. santa rosa in petaluma, or 35. photos 38 yet sunnyvale in san carlos 44. so we're seeing a wide variety attempts. 50 in amn canyon 52 yet sonoma napa

to house the garrison atop laurel hill. great camp was erected right outside of the fort's ramparts to the west. the ground was to become a very interesting vegetable garden where one could harvest ripe regimental buttons and belt plates with surprisingly little cultivation sounding much more enticing than lettuce or celery. calvin bolton's bounty reaped in may and june of 1916, included pocket knives, poorly preserved canteens, british buttons of the fourth, 14th, 28, 38, 40th, 44, 57, 63rd, 65th and 76th regiments. previous to that spring, the only known belt plate of the on spark beirut's regiments artillery company. now in the collection of new york historic historical society, was found by the gardner, a mr. hoffman. by the early 1780s, the complex at fort george was the £8,000 gorilla guarding the valley and its vital crossings from the south. while those to the north were bridges, the crossing right under its bristling nose was a landing dock ascribed by von krafft in 1779 to someone named holland. just a wooded spit

>> rachel scott live on the hill tonight. rachel, thank you. >>> we turn to the other news now, and to the driver who plowed into 25 police recruits. who of whom remain in critical condition tonight. authorities have revealed that the 22-year-old driver is in custody and has been booked on suspicion of attempted murder. here's abc's will carr tonight. >> reporter: tonight, that wrongway driver who slammed into a group of 75 law enforcement recruits on their morning run is under arrest. what can you tell us about the driver at this point? >> the driver at this point is 22 years old. >> reporter: nicholas gutierrez booked on suspicion of attempted murder on a peace officer. the sheriff initially saying the crash appeared to be an ac accident. >> the cause of the accident, motive, anything is unknown at this time. >> reporter: authorities now investigating what led this suv to strike the group at an estimated 30 miles an hour, critically injuring five runners. there were no skid marks on the road and the recruits had been running

aishah hasnie has the latest from capitol hill. what message did house republicans and the homeland security committee send to mayorkas? >> hey, john, good afternoon to you. republicans, of course, have called on mayorkas to resign repeatedly. they did so again today. it comes just days after mayorkas actually forced his own customs and border protection chief to step down and so today republicans wanted to know, what was in store for his future, watch. >> have you had a conversation with anyone in the administration about stepping down from your current role? >> i have not. >> i hope for the sake of the safety of the american people that that conversation happens very soon. >> so for more than three hours, secretary mayorkas testified about threats to the homeland as cbp releases record new numbers of migrant crossings. more than 230,000 migrants crossed the border last month, john, making it the highest october in dhs history. and according to cbp sources, october also averaged about 2,000 got-aways every single day. >> my questio

way across the bay here visibility is good breezy to gusty overnight strongest in the hills. le with areas of frost in the morning and we are looking at sunny and warmer the next two afternoons as a matter of fact, those temperatures are going to come up high enough for you to notice, but tonight those temperatures tumbling from the 40s and 50s at 7 o'clock by 4 am you're going to start to notice a mid and upper 30s. they bottom out tomorrow morning around 34 in santa rosa 37 degrees in livermore. so, yes, you'll still need those jackets and the morning 40s right around the coast and bay 41 in san jose afternoon highs in the south bay 67, san jose 64 sunnyvale 66 in gilroy sunshine on the peninsul. 65 redwood city 62 in pacifica. it's going to be clear along the coast 64 in san francisco 61 daily city north bay number is 67 in san rafael's 69 santa rosa upper 60s around napa breezy in the hills in the east bay 66 oakland 67 in fremont. lots of sun inland and it is going to be mild 69 in fairfield 66 livermore now, we're going to look ahead beyond tonight with that blocking rid

especially for the north bay hills in the east bay hills, we do not have any wind advisories that we could have, gus. going up about 40 miles an hour for the hills, especially up above 3000 ft. so be watching out for that. in fact, here's a look at the wind forecast and you could see clearly this is what i'm watching into. tomorrow you can see this brighter area here. this corresponds to some stronger wind reports, at least the forecast and those winds that even picking up for places like napa towards santa rosa and fairfield clear lake. tomorrow afternoon. the wind will be accelerating throughout the day . the satellite right now some high clouds are streaming in from the pacific. you could see a little bit of some green on the radar, but most of that is just some moisture way up in the sky, not not translate into raindrops at the surface. current numbers out there as advertised. a bit of a cool down san francisco 58 right now, santa rosa 64. and brentwood. checking in 61 degrees. here's a live camera. beautiful you could see looking out towards san francisco. look at the texture cl

robert and the kay hill team for partners in the redevelopment of potrero. you all know kay hill was the gc for connecticut as well. we appreciate supervisor walton and his staff for supporting the project and a huge thanks to the california department of housing and community development for helping us >> yes. helping us put your funds from the california housing accelerator. they were in lieu of traditional 4% tax credits and bond [inaudible]. this project would not have been able to start construction and create jobs without them. once again, thank you to the mayor's office of housing and community development for providing both predevelopment and gap funding. i want to thank ryan. sailor abrendzon dwyer. sarah, lydia and eric shaw. additionally, i like to thank staff at oewd for support and asisterance with needlement approvals and the permit process which can be crazy. special thanks to hope sf staff for your community development effort. thank you to our construction and lendser chase bank for funding the development. i would like to thank acknowledge -

and out in the hills, buffalo produce the milk for the finest mozzarella. but pizza wasn't born in the lush hills. it came from the darkest, poorest streets of naples. and it's story combines two of italy's favorite subjects, food and death. >> vesuvius explodes. italy's historic volcano bursts into the most fearsome and devastating eruption. at least once in every century it has hurled disaster. >> the volcano is this sort of ever present threat, isn't it? >> it is. you know, because it is on the landscape. you always watch it. you always have it in your mind and in your eyes. >> professor elisabetta moro is one of the three million neapolitans who live in the shadow of the mighty volcano. >> people are obsessed by the possibility of dying, because there is a volcano, because there are earthquakes and because there are epidemics. >> yeah. >> so, it's very hard for them. >> life can be tough in this volatile city. it's no wonder everywhere you go in naples you see handmade shrines, keeping a light shining for loved ones who have died. this is -- all over th

or you can get over the hill in 92. a big tree that came down near one of the nurseries, just blocking both lanes of 92 in and out of half moon bay. so you're waking up thinking oh, no, i need to get over the hill where you're not getting over the hill on 92. do you have to go up to pacifica or down to woodside road? right now. you're not getting over a 92. the authorities are on the way. hopefully no one's hurt will keep an eye on that. look at my board here with all the flashing icons everywhere you look, these are stalled. these are spinouts flooding. all these icons look at the east base just like everywhere. the rain was moving through the south bay and the peninsula. you can definitely tell there are plenty of crashes. now the slowdowns are moderate, but just a lot of crashes. people getting into trouble and i assume it's by driving too fast. that's what chp always says driving too fast for the conditions. bay bridge backed up all the way out to the maize bean ring lights are on. so you know if you can put it off

don't go up the hill it’s normal not to go down, without incident, the city on the hills turned into skating rink, vladivostok survived the freezing rain, after which dozens of victims in the new russian territories should be formed as soon as possible federal courts, which must be integrated into the all-russian system, there is a lot of work to be done, but it needs to be done as soon as possible , vladimir putin spoke about this today, speaking at the all-russian congress of judges very soon centuries since the formation of the supreme court, then it became the first, in its own right, the highest judicial body. now the judiciary is an independent and influential force in the entire state structure of russia, and the courts themselves are at the top of the legal system. on olympus, as the president put it, it is difficult to correspond to the highest level, but it is necessary because the impartiality and honesty of the servants of themis depend on trust in justice, ivan prozorov carefully listened to their decisions. uniform shirt tie skirt, respectively, women also have a hat, a

water dry, but also with the help of pocket judges, take over new assets since march last year, the hills investor is trying to condemn the land and transformer substations from the companies safe-invest prombudservice 2012 and the regional energy company one the assets have belonged to them since 2015, in its lawsuit , vesta demands that the plots and substations be re-registered for itself, assuring that it has rights to the property, in addition to the obvious inconsistencies in the case materials, the financial company also violated the deadlines for filing a lawsuit to challenge the purchase of assets long ago, all deadlines have passed long ago- a buyer was established a long time ago, who quite legally and in principle, without violating any laws , purchased this property, judges rule in favor of the investor, hills support the russian raiding studied this case, these cases are drawn up with the participation of this very campaign, well, it is strange in a certain way that the fact that the judges fundamentally radically change their judicial practice, the judges, making such a dec

aishah hasnie on the hill.

the 2 hills we are looking at. now the one on the left is in the democratic republic of congo, and the one on the right is in rural, under the border run between the 2 and the congress. the soldiers here are said the in the last couple of days, they've seen rwandan army trucks passing a board, a point near their carrying rwandan soldiers. and the n $23.00 rwanda were using the ceasefire time to reinforce and they concerned that means that they may be planning another attack towards either the city goma which is down there will to continue pushing on their western front towards the cc, which is an area where i'm $23.00 is controlled. colton mines in the past. they keep pushing that way. they couldn't circle the city of goma and besieged it. at least 8 palestinians have been arrested in an early morning raid by israeli forces in the occupied west bank. the soldiers targeted the towns of ramallah and bethlehem where they confiscated weapons and ammunition is really forces of carried out several raids in the occupied te

something wintry over the hills, even with the rain moving through actually during the coming night.nday, we've got the next low pressure systems coming in, which looks set to give gales potentially across southern areas, through the channel — we need to keep an eye on that. plus the amount of rain for england and wales in particular, perhaps northern ireland and southern scotland. it may not reach northern and eastern areas for a time. but again, feeling quite chilly, particularly given there could be some wintriness again over the hills in the north. it's a really unsettled looking weather picture as you can see, as we move right the way through next week. and as ever, we'll keep you up to date. this is bbc news with the latest headlines. rishi sunak is in kyiv meeting ukrainian president zelensky for the first as prime minister — and pledges to continue the uk's support. i'm here today to say that the united kingdom will continue to stand with you. we will stand with you until ukraine has won the peace and security it needs and deserves, and then we will stand with you as you rebu