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auto i'll i'm marcus washingto. >> and i'm laura garcia. >> i love being back and i love the talk of rain. >> it's so good to see that especially today since we're going to have a cold start and gusty winds and then we'll see our rain chances going up by late tomorrow. look at what you're going to feel this morning, as you get ready to head out the door, with some upper 30s in the north bay and in the tri-valley. mostly some 40s for parts of the east bay. we will have a high fire danger today, especially in the north bay hills, as well as the east bay hills, as our winds pick up to 25 to 35 miles per hour, and then we'll be tracking that approaching storm that will be coming in tomorrow after seeing those high temperatures in the mid-60s today. so we'll get a look at all of that in the forecast coming up and mike, there may be a truck stuck on the bay bridge. >> that's why we're looking at the emeryville camera turned toward the span, mid span you see san francisco and the lights in the distance. i don't see any of these lights stopping or bunching up but there have been more. the vo

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and kiev, followed by another state department official,e kent, a long-time career ficial here in washingto and then finally, next week will we hear from the former ivanovich.o ukraine, maria these are all three of the tnesses, democrats feel, for their case that the president or his staff or bot were trying to extort ukraine, essentially to force them get investigations in exchange for millions of dollars that ukraine needed. so we're going to hear a lot about that from democrats with all of these witnesses. but in the meantime, republicant arl getting together on exactly the points they want to sh the most. the messaging has changed again and again, but i think they're most likely to raise the idea that no one directly connects that idea of a quid pro quo or forcing ukraine to do something from aid money to the president. none of these witnesses heard that directly from the president. they also are very likely to raise these other investigations that they think are the real problem. the idea of hunter biden, what was he doing in ukraine and the 2016 election? we mocould se fights about wh

auto i'll i'm marcus washingto. >> and i'm laura garcia. >> i love being back and i love the talk oftoday since we're going to have a cold start and gusty winds and then we'll see our rain chances going up by late tomorrow. look at what you're going to feel this morning, as you get ready to head out the door, with some upper 30s in the north bay and in the tri-valley. mostly some 40s for parts of the east bay. we will have a high fire

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attorney general general in the nixon administration, said of katherine graham, the publisher of "the washingtohe washington post," she better watch out or she'll get her tit caught in a wringer. thank you, john. appreciate your language. here again some of the language coming from the trump administration they win. but, you know, there are differences, anderson. i think they are very important. the guys and gals showed up. the nixon people, they came and testified before committees. i mean, the treasury secretary, ed mitchell himself the attorney general, pat buchanan the aide at the white house in nixon's day who prepared and helped prepare the enemy's list. he came and testified. that was the difference. but i think the one that really interests me is the republicans. there was a big difference between the two sides then. one side, yes, defending president nixon. another side defending president trump but in a far different way. >> explain that because carl bernstein and others have pointed to, you know, republicans turning and going to the president, essentially saying, look, you know, you'

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