i can't say the same, though, for the west coast. there is another area of low pressure coming ashore. what this is going to do is cause snowfall to pile up very quickly as well as rainfall, too. in fact, across the sierra nevadas, there are some places that could see up to 8 feet of snowfall through sunday. that's why we have winter weather alerts out for this region. what's happening here is that as this area of low pressure comes ashore, isa, it's causing another atmospheric river to set up. an atmospheric river is a wide swath of moisture coming in off the pacific and it makes landfall basically across the west coast. when it does so, it creates a lot lot of rainfall and sparks snowfall in elevations out west. which is what we're going to see. we've seen multiple atmospheric rivers over the last month or so. a recent atmospheric river led to the sierra nevada seeing its snow pack increase from 19% to 98% in a matter of just seven days. that's how quickly things can escalate with these atmospheric rivers. you can see as this area

i know a couple of you sit on the west coast. put a note that we are seeing that on the west coast. we also know the solution to homelessness is safe and affordable housing with community support. at the local level, what often happens is that conversations, as folks get frustrated with seeing increased encampments and more unsheltered homelessness, in particular those conversations can start to blame individuals for some sort of perceived shortcomings, rather than just understood -- rather than really understanding homelessness and housing instability as systemic issues that need system-level equity based solutions. these data we are talking about today help to tell the story of how all of these things connect both nationally and at the local level. what i was struck by when reading this report is the difference between extremely low income households and households in other income brexit -- brackets and how el i households account for 74% of the worst case housing needs cases. that is something we have not seen since 2005. we need all of this data to understand that dynamic and ho

everyone has a reprieve for a b, c's, west coast, the west coast of canada. the pacific northwest is while we look at the 3 day forecasting, vancouver next batch of rain. we'll move in late sunday into mondays. we've got to prepare for that. off towards the east straight now vigorous system sliding up the atlantic into mainland nova scotia. cape breton island and newfoundland blasted with winds for newfoundland saint john's. we could see guts up to a 100 kilometers per hour. also rainfall warnings around these parts as well, to the se. a u. s. gulf states things looking good. say for a few showers of brown, texas, we could get a spurts of rain for houston with the high of 25 degrees. wow. temperature is coming down in kansas city in denver, but still well above where he should be for this time of the year, off to central africa right now. and rein being steered in to nicaragua, costa rica, and panama, also some showers around the yucatan peninsula. our usual burst of rain through the top end of south america and you know that stormy weather we had in the sout

you remember that when corporate was found in the united states, it was also forced on the west coast. now this man is an isolation. his course contacts have tested negative, but of course, track in trace is underway. the women's tennis association has suspended tournaments in china and hong kong. it's other concerns about the safety of form, a doubles world, number one upon shrine. she is accused the former vice premier of coercing her into sex and has not been seen in public for more than 2 weeks. in a statement, the double ga had said players and staff could face risks in china. uganda is deploying troops across the border into democratic republic of congo as it baffles an alms group. it follows as strikes on tuesday against the allied democratic forces, part of a joint operation with the congo leaves army activists from both sides of the abortion debate have been protesting at the u. s. supreme court. it is deciding whether to uphold the mississippi law banning most abortions after 15 weeks. nato is threatening russia with economic sanctions. if a uses force against ukraine, conce

i know a couple of you stay on the west coast. put a note in the fact that we're seeing that on the west coast. we also know the solution to homelessness is safe and affordable housing with community support. but at the local level, what often happens is conversations, as folks get frustrated with seeing increase encampments and homelessness in particular, those conversations can start to blame an individual for some sort of perceived shortcomings, rather than understanding homelessness and housing stability as systemic issues that need system level, equity-based solutions. so, the data that we're talking about today, hoped to tell the story of how all these things connect, both nationally and at the local level. and what i was struck by when i was reading the report this year is the difference, really, between extremely low income households and housesholds in other income brackets and how it accounts for 74% of the worse case housing cases and that's something we haven't seen since 2005. so, we need all of this data to understan

b so the scenario of the japanese invading the west coast was never feasible. it was never remotely feasible that they could mount a successful invasion on aconvent . >> you could think of but time was if you're reading force. the project power in the state pulses over a short time schedule never had the ability to sustain itself in the field unlike the carrier forces we brought to the party in mid-1944 which not only are going to come Ãyour island bashing then we're going to park off of here for however long it takes to reduce that bastion through a physical invasion. the japanese never have that capability in theirwildest dreams . >> no patrick swayze coming ashore. >> last question will be to the far left halfway back. >> given that the united united states would develop the atomic bomb went did and become available, if we extend that war or if the war was extended with h japan for another 2 to 3 years, how do you think the atomic capabilitywould have played in ? >> i've got the numbers on that. it's probably about 15 bombs by then but by then you would have

they are invading the west coast of north america, which, never, was feasible. was never remotely feasible. it was going into the continent. >> they were a pure rating for us, it is a distinct pulse, over a very short time schedule, but never had the ability to, actually, sustain itself in the field, unlike the carrier forces we brought to the party in the mid 1944. not only will we come, special island bastion, but we will park here for however long it takes with the physical evasion as well. not even in their wildest dreams. >> not even a 1941. >> patrick says, he coming to shore. >> exactly. >> last question, to you, on the far left, halfway back. . >> we given that the united states would develop the atomic bomb when it did, and it would become available, if we extended that war, or if the war was extended, to japan, for another two to three years, how do you think the atomic capability would've factored in? >> i have the numbers on that. it is in 15 bombs by then, it is millions of japanese dead, by starvation, and in the right of january 46, they were putt

it is heavily full's interesting and that we will eventually in turn the japanese and the west coast or not doing hawaii but there's a large population there what if we had a thousand of them, the fbi in the local police. >> look at what they have done if there were pockets and how can they affected this operation if there was this group that were disloyal that were working pretty. >> most of these folks were first-generation, born in japan and they were certainly middle-aged and most of the people end up in the battalion of the 442, they were young and born in the united states and american's citizens and many of them attended the university of hawaii which in fact has a dorm dedicated to one of the officers of the 442. and i think they had a group of the students rotc students disarmed and continued to actually to serve it in a security functions and i think they'd made the transition, they were americans and they were thought to be on the island and then you had the population it the mexican populations, and the portuguese. >> korean chinese. >> and many of them ended up in the am

the conference play for both men's and women's basketball teams santa claire also place in the west coast conference their this week of all been postponed because of covid cases within the broncos program. 2 former forty-niners could receive one of the highest honors in football linebacker patrick willis in lineman, bryant young were named finalists for the pro football hall of fame class of 2022 willis was a 7 time. pro bowler and 5 time. first team, all pro he only played 8 seasons all with the niners. but he's still a franchise's all-time leader in solo tackles he is considered a shoe in to make the hall of fame, although he wasn't picked in his first 2 years of eligibility. young was a 4 time pro bowler. he ranks second on the forty-niners list of careers. sacked leaders young help the niners to their last super bowl titles. a rookie in 1994 and was the league's comeback player of the year. in 1999 after returning from a knee injury that's all we was a no-brainer that patrick is a hall of famer. you talk about speed, you talk about physicality. >> you talk about smart. i he's everythi

. [♪♪♪] it brought all of the punks on the web -- west coast to san francisco to see this show.the east coast and then they play texas and a few places in the south and then they came directly to san francisco. they skipped l.a. and they skipped most of the media centres. san francisco was really the biggest show for them pick it was their biggest show ever. their tour manager was interested in managing the adventures, my band. we were asked to open to support the pistols way to that show. and the nuns were also asked to open the show. it was certainly the biggest crowd that we had ever played to. it was kind of terrifying but it did bring people all the way from vancouver, tee seattle, portland, san diego, all up and down the coast, and l.a., obviously. to san francisco to see this show. there are a lot of people who say that after they saw this show they thought they would start their own band. it was a great jumping off point for a lot of west coast punk. it was also, the pistols' last show. in a way, it was the end of one era of punk and the beginning of a new one. the city

the outage hit west coast companies including slack, hulu and door dash.ies lost connectivity nationwide. amazon has since fixed the outage. everything is back up. this is their second outage in just over a week. >>> hard line stance for one of the bay areas largest companies. google telling all employees they will need to show proof of being fully vaccinated or get an exception by january 18th. if they don't, they could be fired. >> while some employees have returned to the office, thousands still work from home and will continue to for months if not longer. but google is now telling all employees no matter where they work, they'll need to be fully vaccinated or apply for an exception by january 18th. google declined our interview request, but issued a statement saying our vaccination requirements are one of the most important ways we can keep our workforce safe and our services running. we're committed to doing everything possible to help our employees who can get vaccinated do so. and firmly stand behind our vaccination policy. >> google is the largest

so the scenario of the japanese invading the west coast of north america was never feasible.t was never remotely feasible that they could mount a successful invasion on the continent. >> i think you can think of thai was a pure raining force. it could project power in distinct pulses over a short time schedule, but it never had the ability to actually sustain itself in the field, unlike the carrier forces that we brought to the party in mid-1944, which not only are going to come smash your island bastion, but they were going to particle off here for however long it takes to reduce that bastion through physical invasion as well. the japanese never had that capability, not even in their wildest dreams. >> no red dot scenario in 1441? patrick swayze coming ashore. >> right. >> the last question is going to be to your far left, halfway back, please. >> given that the united states would develop the atomic bomb when it did, and it would become available, if we extended that war or if the war was extended with japan for another two to three years, how do you think the atomic capabi

yeah, i miss it. >> in the last hours of the last kmart on the west coast. everything must go. including the fixtures. everything. >> i was here about a week and a half ago. there was quite a bit. now it's down to the last bone. but i hate to see kmart close. >> the demise of the big k leaves a big hole in nevada county's retail landscape. but only for a little while. >> i'm hearing rumors of target. >> yes, in fact, a half million dollar permit pulled a couple weeks ago confirms the start of a target remodel. >> target will be good. you know, it's sad to see some things go. but there's always new things coming. so we have to keep positive, right? >> retail an lists say kmart and its sister company sears might have held out a bit longer if their ownersed hadn't sold off valuable assets like the kenmore brand. >>> today is national wreaths day across america. a moment to remember those who gave the ultimate sacrifice in service to the country. and festives are underway right here in the bay area. at san francisco national cemetery. wreaths were left on the graves of fallen veter

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that said, i do not think they have the reach to go all the way to the west coast.spite all the panic monger -ing that occurred in the next few months. certainly, from what i read from a japanese perspective, they never had any intention of doing anything of the sort. that really would have put the fleet kind of off of the map at that point. >> please go. >> i will agree with what john said. maybe it is not that useful. as a kind of reality check, look at the fleets that we assembled to take okinawa, the philippines. look at the size of those fleets. you realize that if the japanese had those kinds of fleets, not just the navy, but the troop transports, and the logistics capabilities, everything it chucked to push the fleet across the pacific, and land significant amounts of ground force on a hostile shore. even if they had that, once they landed their troops, they would be on a continent. they would be fighting against all of the forces that we could muster, to meet that on a continent. the scenario of the japanese invading the west coast or north america, was neve

the west coast conference is postponed all of its basketball game scheduled for this weekend. the only saturday game still being played as of right now is the men's game between usf in saint mary's and moraga the wcc previously postponed the first game of conference play for both men's and women's basketball teams santa clara also place in the west coast conference their games this week have been postponed because of covid cases within the broncos program. 2 former forty-niners could receive one of the highest honors in football linebacker patrick willis willis alignment, bright young morning finalists for the pro football hall of fame class of 2022 willis was a seven-time pro bowler and five-time first team, all pro he only played 8 seasons all with the niners, but he's still the franchise's all-time leader in solo tackles he is considered a shoe in to make the hall of fame, although it wasn't picked in his first 2 years of eligibility. meanwhile, young was a four-time pro bowler. he ranks second on the forty-niners list of career sack leaders, young help the niners to their

it will head farther to the south grabbing the moisture, then directing it towards the west coast.ith futurecast. hi clouds overhead tonight, but temperatures will still be chilly tomorrow morning. gradually thickening clouds throughout the day tomorrow, but dry. it doesn't start drifting into the north bay until after the sun goes down tomorrow evening. it will make its way farther and farther south. than another round of heavy rain makes its way first into the north bay midnight, then farther and farther south as we head into early sunday morning. this is the first wave of rain. it is coming at us in waves. it won't rain everywhere all of the time, but keep the umbrella and rain jacket handy. sunday is not the day for any outdoor activities. if you have some stuff on the honey do list ahead of the holidays, tomorrow is the day to get it checked off, or postpone it even more. outside, the last remnants of lighter on the horizon. mid to upper 50s for high temperatures today. we dropped off since then, already down to the mid to upper 40s. everybody else, low 50s. it will be called

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so are other parts of the west coast as well as the other side of the country. team coverage for you tonight, starting with our chief meteorologist, bill martin, who is tracking this latest system moving over us bill. yes this was a pretty sweet little system as it went through, not unlike the last couple ones. very cold , cold, cold core low, so low level down pretty low bay area peaks, getting a dusting winter storm warning in the mountains, and we've basically been in a position where we have seen scattered showers pretty heavy at times today, especially as we got into the mid afternoon hours . 11 12 1 o'clock. let's take a look at some of the rain totals. now you're like, okay, that was some pretty significant rain right? it felt like it because when it comes down in those rainfall rates are so high. maybe. it feels like boy. that's a lot of rain. but when you look at the totals compared to those rains, those those atmospheric rivers we saw a bit ago. when you look at those totals. that's reasonable that those are good totals. by the way that's a good solid

this lighthouse had cape columbine on the west coast was both in the 1950s. it's one of just 60 manned by a keeper. it's the 1st landmark of the southern african coast, seen by ships traveling from europe. wayne brown has been here for 17 years, but to be like, does keep it. this is actually a blessing for me. for, for a personal point, does your daughter might be the times change and so does technology. wayne is one of the last few lighthouse keepers in south africa. we had a radio beacon with the old moscow with people with the most cult that changed. then they had the gps and from the gps it changed to yes, yes, means what? the medical dental vacation system. what happens if the suppose by the supplier didn't defy? and she up to the lighthouse into light does identify even to the sub that possible . the light from the 15 me to tool lighthouse is magnified by a lens which on appeared day can be seen as far out as 32 nautical c miles. that's almost 60 kilometers. when says he takes great pride in keeping berlin clean and working at its best. lighthouse stand

all over the west coast. taking them over. trapping police. that's not an insurrection, folks. if your grandmother was within 200 miles of washington, d.c. on january 6, they are being investigated by the fbi. [applause] right? we talk about an agency who has lost its way. what's funny is this -- we do have to make the distinction. six fbi people came up to me last week. i was like, oh god, what did i do know? russia, russia, russia, something else. it was exactly the opposite. they came up to me and apologized. right? [applause] because we have to make the distinction between leadership and the door kickers. the guys that carry the guns. by the way, one of them a lady carrying a gun. they get it. they are more ashamed than we all are of what has happen to the leadership. but it's the lawyers, and, the guys at the top that have never touched a gun that have managed to infiltrate all aspects of our government, of our institutions. they are the ones that are controlled by the left. that's because we have allowed it to happen. right? that's why watching a group like this here mean

. >> laura: you are on the west coast.me of the more far left leaders on the west coast like your mayor in san francisco and then the governor of colorado, they are smart enough to see as much as we would like to hold on to the narrative that cops are corrupt and we have to it have no virus to be successful, they are backing off. they are not getting what some of the lefties are getting out there this california and colorado. >> i don't think breed the mayor in san francisco is smart enough to get the point. she probably got angry phone calls from democrats from san francisco including nancy pelosi and gavin newsom, what people are seeing on television is a problem for the mid-terms. please clean it up in. i am in san francisco. i see a handful of cops. i don't see any shoppers am it's not working. most people in san francisco who had the ability left the city. the tech companies left the city. we are in for a long hard several years in the city before it bounces back. even democrats in california, middle-class people with

we have moderate to major, and if not extreme impacts across the west coast today.little further to the east once we get into friday. so we expect travel impacts across the west coast in the next couple of days leading into christmas. it's because of this area of low pressure pushing to the east. it's going to tap into some moisture across the pacific, and that spells a lot in the way of rainfall, as well as snowfall across the west coast, rosemary. coming up next hour, we'll be talking about the temperatures a little bit more. >> look forward to that. tyler, many thanks as always. >>> while the u.s. is heating up, parts of india have been cooling down, as they experience a winter chill. temperatures dropped to 5 degrees celsius this week in new delhi, one of the coldest days this season. and even in one of the comparatively balmy regions of the country, one national park bundled up its baby elephants in blankets to protect them from the chill. >>> i'm rosemary church. thank you very much for your company. i'll be back with more world news. stay with us here on "cnn

and what happens once that crashes against the west coast, it produces a lot of rainfall and a lot ofacross the coast line of the west coast, we could see anywhere around 3 to 6 inches of rainfall, but then once you start getting up into the higher elevation, yeah, you could see 8 feet of snow across the sierra nevada. feet of snow for the pacific northwest. the northern rockies and rockies as well. they are under a drought. the increase of the snow pack and the rainfall we will be receiving in the days to come is much needed. guys? >> tyler, thank you. >>> staying out west here, a strong earthquake off the coast of northern california rattling a wide portion of the state, knocking groceries off shelves you can see there, shattering store windows near the epicenter. the 6.2 magnitude quake hit just after noon local time and was felt as far away as san francisco. they say no injuries or major damage was reported, though. >>> all right. friends, collaborators, legends, carole king and james taylor in an unforgettable concert film, "just call out my name" sunday january 2nd, 9:00 p.m. on

mainly the west coast, the great lakes and new england. t then the majority of the east coast in the days to come will just be seeing tranquil above-average heat. notice across the plains we could see by christmas eve and christmas day, we could be seeing temperatures in the low to mid-'80s. atlanta, georgia, not spared. temperatures by christmas day in atlanta, isa, in the low 70s. not feeling much like christmas. >> no, that's very mild indeed. i did like your graphics, by the way, your christmas graphics. expect more decorations in the days ahead, tyler. good to see you, tyler malden there. >>> still ahead, new testing requirements and crowd limits are taking hold right across europe. at least one country's minister isn't ruling out a hard lockdown. >>> and police in minnesota are bracing for protests as the public waits for a verdict in the trial of kim potter, the former officer who shot and killed daunte wright. we have the very latest from you. we have the very latest for you. . ♪ the relief you need. the cash you want. -fixed. -that

setting up an atmospheric river, and these atmospheric rivers transport tons of moisture to the west coastll of this moisture will fall in the form of rainfall and snowfall across the west. we're talking about one to three inches in the low elevations, the valleys, of rainfall. then you start getting up into the mountains. the sierra nevada could actually see more than five feet of snowfall. there are some forecasts that indicate isolated areas could see up to eight to ten feet of snowfall all the way through sunday. then you can see up here across the cascades, the intermountain west, the northern rockies, the central rockies, a lot of snowfall here. so both air and ground travel will be impacted because of this system. then we zoom out the image, and you can see a clipper system moving across the northern plains on into the great lakes. that's going to impact travel here as well over the next 24 to 36 hours. then we have one system exiting new england. that too is going to impact travel up there. now, we could see up to, i would say, about three to four inches of snowfall off the great l

fergus sweeney, thanks for talking to us from the west coast of ireland.levised briefing about a year ago. the government had a plan for televised briefings, but they were abandoned. sir keir starmer has called the develop and shameful and saying we have a prime minister and socially distanced from the truth. let's take a look at the footage obtained and broadcast by itv news. allegra stratton talking at that mock downing street news conference. we had some copy from the snp leader, calling for the prime minister's resignation if it's true that a downing street christmas party was not socially distanced last year. pippa, it was your paper that broadcast the story first of all. what effect do you think this footage has on the basic facts we knew where the facts we thought we knew? it’s knew where the facts we thought we knew? �* , , , �* knew? it's interesting, isn't it? because throughout, _ knew? it's interesting, isn't it? because throughout, we've - knew? it's interesting, isn't it? i because throughout, we've heard government minister after government

this lighthouse at cape columbine on the west coast was both in the 1950s. it's one of just 60 manned by a keeper. it's the 1st landmark of the southern african coast, seen by ships traveling from europe. wayne brown has been here for 17 years to be like those, keep it. this is actually a blessing for me. for, for personal point, does that does that might be, but times change and so does technology. wayne is one of the last few lights, housekeepers in south africa. we, we had a radio beacon with the old moscow with people, with the most coat that changed. then they at the g p. s, and from the gps had changed to yes, yes, means what the medical dental patient system, the light from the 15 me to tool lighthouse is magnified by a lens which on appear day can be seen as far out as the t 2 nautical c miles. that's almost 60 kilometers. when says he takes great pride in keeping berlin's clean and working at its best. the lighthouse stands above the west coast village of pots and auster known for its heavy gales and thick fog that obscures the coastline. the light

he was 25. >> shakur has been at the center of a battle between east and west coast rappers. >> for theally wealthy. why are we seeing this happen? >> well, both biggie smalls and tupac had talked of trying to break out of that violence, but many say they were trapped in the world they created. they were forced to, in a word, as they say, to keep it real, and that's a sad commentary. >> i remember seeing news reports about how violent it was, i remember seeing editorials, how can we let our children listen to this when these artists are being killed at an incredible rate? and i thought rap was going to end. >> at least one radio station here in los angeles which has made a lot of money from gangsta rap music has stopped playing it. >> we lost two of the greatest artists in hip-hop history. that vacuum was there for a while. it was just like, okay, what are we going to do? ♪ seems like yesterday we used to rock the show ♪ ♪ i laced the track you locked the floor ♪ ♪ so far from hanging on the locker door ♪ ♪ notorious they got to know ♪ >> "i'll be missing you" was diddy's song about b.i

remember that when corporate was found in the united states, it was also fast on the west coast. now this man is an isolation, has caused contacts have tested negative, but of course track in trace his underway. and as i see, he arrived before the travel bands were put in place and to the photo. the presidential adviser on corporate was asked about those travel bands. and a briefing at the white house in the last few hours, he said the intention was never to stop it arriving in america. that was simply never going to happen. we knew that it was just a matter of time. before the 1st case of arm, a crown would be detected in the united states. and as you know, we know i've been saying it and my colleagues on the medical team and other 7 saying that we know what we need to do to protect people get vaccinated if you're not already vaccinated yet. boosted if you've been vaccinated for more than 6 months, with a name or an 8 or 2 months with j and j. in all the other things we've been talking about, well, getting your children vaccinated masking in indoor congregate settings. what they

things have quieted down for the west coast across california temperatures dropping in denver as well as 6 degrees and a lot of activity popping up in and around close to dallas. that should say now for western canada is about a cold blast of air across alberta sketch went into manitoba. so when a pe will take a look at the next 3 days for you look at this minus 18 high on saturday, that's 10 degrees below where you should be for this time of year heavy, it's rain will be along that caribbean coast for central america. just driving into the coastline there and for the top end of south america, we've got our storms really flaring up from the pacific coast of columbia rate to the atlantic coast of brazil. and for patagonia sunny commodore a river davia, a hive. 23 degrees on friday. ah, the 20th centuries 1st genocide thought to have set the blueprint for the holocaust is too often overlooked. the sand will come in very everything. but for some reason the sand refused to bury these people. they want this story to be taught over a century on the injustice still echoes down the generation

next stop, we're going to go to the west coast and we do have some showers rolling down here for california, but it's fragmented and breaking apart. western parts of canada, coal black, severe alberto, scheduling saskatoon, just high of minus 20 degrees. you know, the heaviest frame will be along that's caribbean coast for central america storms to be expected from now's stretching from the now us to brazil. yeah, to rio de janeiro should be dry and flor novelists with a hive. 26 degrees and also seen some storms in sao paulo, but dry and patagonia commodore 22 degrees. but that's actually a bit below average for the sum of the year. that's it. see later the weather sponsored by katara weighs. ah, this is al jazeera ah hello raman, watching the algebra news online from our headquarters here in dough hall coming up in the next 60 minutes. friends is restricting travel from the united kingdom to cub the spread of the alma chrome very and tens of thousands of people in the philippines and falls to leave the homes as typhoon ry makes landfill press freedom at risk. reporters with our borders sa

keeping the west coast in general on the chilly side. we're going to feel that for sure. is.re getting outside today under some cool sunshine daytime highs only in the 50's at our warmest later on and some of us only going to be hanging out in the 40's further inland tonight towards midnight saturday at 01:00am right after the stroke of midnight. we've got clear skies and under these clear skies temperatures are going to fall quickly. so if you're going to be outside tonight for new year's eve. those layers are going to be needed for sure on into next week. monday brings lighter showers to the bay area light to moderate some snowfall in the sierra. but nothing too. remarkably heavy wednesday. we will see more rain and snow likely. so an unsettled pattern next week. but nothing that should shut things down. completely 50's for most of our highs today livermore only at 48 degrees. same for you in morgan hill. so some of those inland areas staying on the cold side later in this forecast, we will get a little bit warmer, but highs not leaving the 50's and our warmest tonight lows

on west coast hotel. adhere to atkins and lockner. and if the court had done that in those cases, the country would be a much different place. i'm assuming you agree with most of the cases i listed there. the question on this is why if -- and i gree you disagree with if, but if we think that the prior precedents are seriously wrong, if that, why, then, doesn't the history of this court's practice with respect to those cases tell us the right answer is actually a return to the position of neutrality, and not stick with those precedents in the same way all the other cases did. >> because the view that a previous precedent is wrong has never been enough for this court to overrule. and it certainly shouldn't be enough here when there's 50 years of precedent. instead, the court retired something else. a special justification, and the state doesn't come forward with any special justification. it makes the same arguments the court already considered and rejected in the analysis in casey and, in fact, there is nothing different. there is no l