swalwell will vote yes will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania rise? >> as the member designated by mr. joyce as the member designated by. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does gentlelady from california rise? >> as the member designated by mr. gallego, i inform the house that mr. gallego will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from new jersey rise? >> as the member designated by mrs. lesko, i inform the house that mrs. lesko will vote yes. >> as the member designated by ms. underwood will vote yes yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina rise? >> as the member designated by dr. dop of florida, dr. dunn will vote yeah. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york rise? >> as the member designated by david, i inform the house that congresswoman davids will vote yes, as the member designated by congressman call heel yes -- kahele will vote yes. >> ms.

she will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. nunes and mr. calvert of california, i inform the house that mr. nunes and mr. calvert will vote no on h.res. 851. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia rise? mr. beyer: as the member designated by mr. blumenauer of oregon, mr. desaulnier of california, ms. barragan of california, dr. lowenthal of california, ms. johnson of texas, mr. cohen of tennessee, mr. neil of massachusetts, mr. moulton of massachusetts, i inform the house that those eight members will all vote yes on h.res. 851. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana rise? >> as the member designated by mrs. walorski of indiana and mrm the house that mrs. walorski and mr. long will vote no on h.res. 851. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designate

you will see the outline, a cold front where you will find persistent rain. by the time we have gotten into the early morning, it will be in the heart of the bay. everybody is going to get in on the action today, but it will take longer for this line of showers to marches way southward. we will play this throughout the whole day. back to you. >>> we begin with the coronavirus. in california over the course of the pandemic, nearly 5 million people have tested positive for covid-19. omicron has catapulted over other strains of the virus. it is being blamed for up to 70% of new cases in california. three counties have reported that 70% of new cases are omicron. the variant has been detected in wastewater and the variant is accounting for 73% of new cases. marin county had an encouraging word about the spike. >> there has been an uncoupling of case rates and that is probably because of our high vaccination rates. we have some of the highest vaccination rates in the nation and across the bay area. that will protect us as we come into this surge. >> one of the item

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maybe we will tell him it's a roast and he will think it's food and we will come here. >> will: no laughingmuch. >> my pleasure. >> thank you for watching fox news primetime. i will see you on fox and friends tomorrow. tucker carlson is next.>>> good tucker carlson. happy friday. jupiter is a pretty little town in the east coast of florida, 90 miles north of miami. it's a safe and orderly place. a ton of nice people. not all by the way are rich which is unusual for a coastal town. it's a normal place in other words. it's the country you remember. you woulden mind living there for sure. but over the weekend jupiter florida looked less like the america of 1980 and

we will hold you accountable, and we will bring you toin justice. >> will: but here's an update.ng this week, the accused demanded the charges be dropped. the attorneys claim federal informants funded and encouraged theed plot, so it is looking moe likely this conspiracy never would have been materialized without the fbi's involvement. that is the allegation. julie kelly is in a writer for american greatness and has been covering this case from the very beginning, well plugged in, and she joins us now. julie, what and how would we characterize the fbi's involvement? what are the defendants saying the fbi did? >> well, the defense attorneys have been building over the past few months a very convincing and detailed example of fbi entrapment. now it is important to note that whenn gretchen whitmer gave that overwrought press conference, that was october 8th or 9th of 2020. early voting was already underway in the pivotal state of michigan. this case brought all kinds of national headlines. joe biden gave a statement, accused donald trump of inciting an act of domestic terrorism. i d

we will see what i compensation will be awarded. other sports as well?— and how this might impact other sorts as well? , i. ., sports as well? yes, you mentioned about the challenges _ sports as well? yes, you mentioned about the challenges and _ sports as well? yes, you mentioned about the challenges and it's - sports as well? yes, you mentioned about the challenges and it's worth | about the challenges and it's worth noting that it will probably require a second trial to work at the damages that will be awarded in this case unless the parties can agree on the sum but, this is the first time that one and successfully claim for damages against this for an incident in the race. it is significant indeed and there was some talk during the hearing about the floodgates and impact of any ruling either way. floodgates and impact of any ruling eitherway. patrick floodgates and impact of any ruling either way. patrick who was defending them more and of multiple implications but other professional sports. what this has done is explore in grea

will be made.here is still time for the two governments to work out something but in the meantime, we actually already completed a dual primary listing in hong kong. that means that xpeng can be trading in hong kong. for us, we actually have the preparation already done to prepare for any eventualities. this is something we are following closely. there will be a definitive decision until a few years later. emily: given the additional scrutiny from the chinese government, how confident are you that you will move forward with your plans to expand into europe? i know that is next. brian: that has always been our strategy at the core and the direction for us. expanding in europe is natural because it is one of the most mature and attractive ev markets and i think chinese products, if you look at smart phones, they have been welcome in european markets. we are copied with our leading technology as well as beautiful design. i think for the chinese government, i think they are supporting chinese companies

i will look like that or they will look like that.ll see service in large range that part of that is mostly with court-martial in texas and among other things was robert e. lee. and there were connections including at west point. but this quotation is telling. i am realizing people will say you're not actually may not. i try to put the lettering at large and in bold that i cannot leave something to get out of order. now if they are obsessing with making sure things are done in realizing if you are the officer responsibility, that will fall on you. c really can't leave. because if you do it always seems that something goes wrong. and the session with doing it in full detail doing it completely and also making sure it gets done and this obsession if you're not there to do it, you may pay a price. so that the train in the bottom because another thing i love that comment this morning that robert ev was human. i have a lot of thoughts of robert e. lee. i may write a book one day saying robert ely was not wrong. and then to have a reason fo

that will all be coming.nistration also contacted -- will contact 64 million people on medicare to remind them to get their booster shots. we have the ability to do that from the federal level.just like i did to make it easier to have folks get their first and second shots, i am providing paid off time for any federal employee who goes to get their booster. if it is in the middle of the day, they can go. all they have to do is demonstrate that that is where they went. they will not be docked pay. i am also asking other employers in the private sector to do the same thing. no one should have to choose between getting a paycheck and additional protection from a booster shot. i want to reiterate, dr. fauci and dr. collins reiterate, if you are worried about the omicron variant, the best thing to do is to be fully vaccinated and then get your booster when you are eligible. we do not yet believe that additional measures will be needed, but so that we are prepared, if needed, my team is working with pfizer, turner,

if you do, later on will be better because things will be drier. the evening commute is looking better than it is right now. let's jump to our maps. a couple things to keep in mind. bay bridge toll plaza, starting to see more cars. it looks like things are slowing down a bit. still under ten minutes from the maze into san francisco. there is a high wind advisory in effect for bay bridge. do keep that in mind especially if you are in a larger more high profile vehicle. let's look at traffic into the altamont pass. this is a map near 580, 205 out of tracy getting onto 580. speeds are down about 34 miles an hour in spots but your travel time is not bad. 29 minutes 205 to 680. no delays on the east shore freeway. >>> time for a look at the morning's entertainment headlines. guests attending sun dance film festival next month will have to face stringent covid protocols, no surprise there. it is because of the surge in omicron. attendees will be required to have a booster shot and there will be limited seating in theaters. masks will be mandatory at all

you will make. i want to turn to the nomination of ambassador to germany. we are entering a new chapter in the relationship with germany after 16 years. angela merkel is no longer leading the country. we must build a new relationship with germany's first coalition. this comes at a critical point for the european continent. the prospect of a russian invasion of ukraine. germany and this administration seem dead set on handing putin another point of leverage, nord stream 2. it is no secret i and many other members formally are opposed to this pipeline and not efforts to see it and putin's influence stopped. that is required to deter russia. an operation with germany must be a priority. the data states and europe must take on the challenge of the chinese calming his party together, cooperating with counterparts to counter chinese influence will need to be among our top priorities. chinese influence is a problem all over the world. as we will see in a minute, it is a real problem right here in the unite

we will use 5 nm technology. we will have a lot of new architectural features.ll of these new products, you seem to be ending for a bigger amd. -- seem to be planning for a bigger amd. can you get if supply to meet these ambitions? >> no question we are planning for a bigger amd. if we look at our trajectory, the last two years has been tremendous growth. we just guided 2021 to 65% year on year growth. when we first started, in january, we thought it was 37%. we have been able to at a lot of supply. there is strong demand for amd processors now. we're working very closely with all of our supply chain workers. and we feel very good about the trajectory of what we see going into 2022 and beyond and these are all long-term playoffs so -- partnerships, so it is really about how do we plan with our customers and supply chain partners, not just this quarter or next quarter, but for 2022, the 23 and beyond to make sure we meet this incredible demand that is out there. emily: the supply issues seem to be a continuing crisis for everyone else. i'm curious how long you th

it will not be a lot but it will be a pretty view. it will be monday morning likely before you can say that. let me not get too far ahead of myself. doppler shows us whatever his famionightand it has cleared the south bay. let's look ahead tomorrow when the better rain gets here. there is the organized cold front that is going to get the story of tomorrow's brain. we will pull that into the northbay. by the time we get into the morning it will be raining. now going through the heart of sonoma county into napa and getting into marin by late morning. by the afternoon it is coming through the heart of the bay. it will track across the bay area. from there it gets into the south bay. once that line of rain passes we still have a chance for spotty showers through the day. you can see plenty of them. where you see the ones that show up with yellow centers that is where we have the possibility for an occasional thunderstorm. most of us will not get them or notice them at all. if you happen to be him maybe a mb the organized ne thugh the morn

will?w this touches on two conversations that are near and dear to my heart. first of all, carley, to your point, what does canceling or extending the pause on student loan debt have to do with the pandemic at this point? what is the correlation? what is the relationship whatsoever? it only goes to show our response to the pandemic has been an excuse not about our health, an excuse to employ or put into place policies you wanted anyway. everywhere i look across the world, not just the united states of america i see authoritarian overreach as opportunity because of the pandemic. not in a solution to the pandemic. make the case for me why student loan debt should be paused because of omicron? i can't see it. second really quickly, i talk about it on the will cain podcast all the time. i have two boys, the oldest of which is 13. i'm unconvinced the best path to success is a college degree. that doesn't mean i won't send them to college, encourage college. i know the stats, if you get a degree

temperatures will not change much through most of next week and we will see clouds overhead on monday the chance of showers we have been talking about on monday, that will miss us to the north with a better chance of showers across the entire bay area on thursday, not amounting to a whole lot but the first chance of measurable rain in about three weeks. it does look like more active weather could be shaping up into the second full week of december but that is beyond the scope of the seven-day forecast. kenny? >>> it is the perfect way to write into the holiday season, caltrans holiday train will roll down the peninsula this year, the train is decked out with more than 75,000 lights and will deliver holiday cheer and toys to underprivileged bay area children this weekend. >>> we want to see how you are celebrating this holiday season, email your pictures and videos of your light displays to bayareabrightspots@kpix.com. still ahead at 3:00, many doctors agree reading is essential for child from one moment to the next, our kids become the most important part of our lives. and even though

which will happen later this afternoon and we will provide a list of who will be participating in the scheduling details are finalized. but i would say our objective here, cecilia is conveying a diplomatically that this is the moment for russia to pull back their military buildup at the border and that diplomacy is the right path forward here appear that we will continue to coordinate closely with our par, transatlantic partners on range of economic sanctions and steps that can be taken should vladimir putin decide to move forward. >> reporter: one about the relations with russia heading into all of this? >> secretary psaki: i think our objective from the beginning is the president's time in office has not been to escalate the relationship but has been to move to a more stable footing in the relationship. but certainly, that means that we can raise concerns where we have them, specifically about areas like the military buildup that we have seen on the border and ukraine. many of us lived through a similar playbook back in 2014. in the president is not going to hold back in conveying h

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what will joe manchin's rejection of the economic package -- how will that play out? we are seeing some discomfort at least. andreea: yeah, that is another headwind for the markets as we go into the end of the year. to some extent they are still trying to gauge how this will be priced in. but at the moment it is a headwind. goldman sachs has come out and cut its forecast for u.s. gdp. at the same time, we have the fed getting ready for some lift off in interest rates next year. but look, this reduction in u.s. spending is definitely something that is just another worry for investors as we go into 2022. against that backdrop of potentially higher interest rates, elevated inflation. rishaad: all right, thank you so very much for that. ok, back to china. shares plunging. first day of trading in almost two weeks after the -- chinese estates, this is a key china evergrande group backer, they failed in its bid to go private. let's get to china credit editor rebecca choong wilkins. this is quite specific. tell us about all of this. not just financial but legal, too. rebecca:

how important will it be this year, and what impact will it have on the final results? we can start with anyone who would like to start. ben, you are up. ben: thank you. gerrymandering is sort of well into the process. one person's gerrymandered --is a partisan process that takes place. gerrymanderers are other people's fair maps. it will be important the cycle, given the down margin in the u.s. house of representatives and that will be reflected on a number of state legislatures, as well. in terms of gerrymander, i understand there are all sorts of remedies in various states that deal with that phenomenon. i would point out in illinois what the democrats have done and the map in texas republicans have done, just announced are two examples of virulent gerrymandering. the other thing i would note is political science seems to suggest acute gerrymanderers can account for 10-12 states in the u.s. house, which could be the majority in the current political environment. there are 435 members, so still a relatively small percentage. bob: do you want to take out on, michael? m

i will show you how that will be filled differently, depending on where you are. many places will be near freezing by midnight, i will show you those. >>> we have a couple of hotspots to look out for. delays on 880 plus a rep cl i've lost count of how many asthma attacks i've had. but my nunormal with nucala? fewer asthma attacks. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. may cause headache, injection-site reactions, back pain, and fatigue. ask your doctor about nucala. find your nunormal with nucala. >>> new developments now. difficult decision in the search for a missing skier and placer county. the sheriff's office suspended emergency rescue operations at northstar ski resort. the victim once keying on christmas day and his friends reported

we will gradually see the sky clearing today. cool temperatures stick around and another round of rain moving in by the end of the week. i will have that in the forecast. that's coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you. >>> in just a few hours, the city of oakland combating the recent spike in crime, especially homicides. >> the city council will vote on new incentives to hire new police officers. >> reporter: that vote taking place in a few hours from now. the mayor of the oakland city council, they want to fill positions in the police department and they want to fill them with veterans from other departments to entice these veterans to come over to opd with a $50,000 signing bonus. this emergency proposal comes in response to recent mob robberies at retail stores, and the city just recorded its 129th homicide for 2021, which puts oakland on track to finish its deadliest year in a decade. recent murder that tried to stop a theft, and these officers are needed on the streets asap, and to acco

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sometimes you have people talk about, well, will the virus affected or will we have interruptions, will anything? i think it is sort of like a matrix, a red pill and blue pill. the people on the street are eating the red pill, and those people are pumped, they see positive. any technical careers are really doing well. question is, can you get enough people? at snap-on, we have been able to get people because we did not lay anybody off. so we started out of the virus at full strength, so we want to hire people now. a little more difficult, but we can still get them because stability speaks a lot. i think one of the things you are seeing in these numbers is that the service sector, if i was in the service sector, they're looking at stability and saying, do i want to go back? manufacturers have a lot of jobs open right now, about 800,000, and i believe that you need to have certain skills, so there will need to be a training, training lag in that situation. that i see only positives going forward. i tell you what, they will not get shocked again by the covid. omicron, come what may. guy: i

we will get there monday. we will be closed tomorrow.ednesday are the temperature around 59 degrees. the commute this morning? activities section? they are going to transition from fog daisy sunshine. it is definitely cooler because of that. it is calm out on the bay and if you're walking the dog, take some water and enjoy the colors that are still out there. let's get over to the commute. what's going on? >> we have some residual delays that are following a crash in concord. we are going to start on 242 where you are going to run into a slow down on a four-lane road. this is at 70 miles per hour. the good news is that the crash is cleared and as you travel further, things are moving. it is foggy in the area. you can see on our walnut creek camera here. i want to bounce back up to concord. this shows you the eastbound for at chicago highway. westbound four is very busy. show you those drive times. give a number of fog advisories coming in. the big ones are the bridge and the antioch bridge. antioch to concord will take you 36 minutes. tr

will plan b help reduce that spread? yes it will. whether it would be enough to reverse that spread is uncertain. i think some additional control measures are almost inevitable at the moment. guy: if they are not put in place, what do think the numbers will be looking like in january? paul: at the moment, if cases are doubling every few days, we are already seeing about 2000 new cases a day, although not all of those have been picked up yet. certainly by the end of the month we will be seeing tens of thousands of cases a day with this new variant. again there is a big uncertainty around the impact that will have. there is some good news about the vaccine reducing the risk of infection and also reducing the risk of severe disease. there is some evidence that has been reported today that if you have the natural infection of covid and you've been vaccinated, that seems to be giving you particular good protection against the omicron variant. if it is difficult to get a clear idea of how much of an impact this is likely to have. alix: to

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we will bring in darren peck with what will happen next. >>> that snow level is 3000 feet and you can see it behind me and this is pretty much right at the top of the peak. there is a light dusting of snow up there. here if we switch off the rain is picking up again and it is pretty widespread and it will get heavier later tonight and i will show you that in the second but if we come in closer, the radar can tell the difference between rain or snow in the snow will show up as a little blip of purple and you can see that.right there is on the peak of mount diablo so that is above 3000 feet and most of this will be rain. you can see a few more heavy showers here in a few more coming along the peninsula and if we put this into the future cast, we could see what happens. there are the showers now, but watch how these start to show up in greater numbers later tonight. we have here toward 1 am and that is in the next cold front comes through and look at that line right there. so this is about four clock or 5:00 in the morning on monday and that is the next cold front and we will get an upti

i will have a look at future cast, we will track where the rain will go from here coming up. >> thank you. >>> we continue the storm watch this evening. parts of the burns guard could see an increase in potential debris flow. 's max darrow is in the santa cruz mountains to show us why . >> reporter: soil experts tell me, every time it rains heavily in the santa cruz mountains, debris flows and mudslides will remain a concern which will likely be the case for the next couple of years. some locals in boulder creek tell me they are getting used to hearing it is time to evacuate. >> reporter: critics are rushing in the santa cruz mountains and the ground is still wet days after an atmospheric river pummeled the region. >> it is wild. super blustery rain, nonstop. >> reporter: rain found in boulder creek on and off through the day yesterday and more is expected in the coming days leaving some people wondering. >> will we be evacuated? not? >> soil absorbs the rain easier when we have slow and steady rainfall. unfortunately, the rainfall this season has tended to be with these atmospheric r

how well received will this be? how will they sell it? in the tumultuous relationship between softbank and we work. they helped to bail out we work after the first attempt to go public, which went horribly wrong. they are looking to sell $550 million in debt. the yield will be 10%. so quite risky at this point. as analysts have told us, it does not really look like a vote of confidence that softbank is selling this debt in $.86 on the dollar for that. shery: is that reasonable, given that the company is still not profitable when omicron is hitting the business? >> softbank says they see this as a vote of confidence and they feel they need to diversify the investor base beyond the money they have put in, which has been very substantial. they point to several metrics that show improvement here they say occupancy has grown -- has gone up to 61%. they have been selling new rentals. but there is skepticism. it is a very risky signal to the market. and other we work bonds have fallen -- have followed this substantially. there are questions abou

will still be very underweight. we will be a tough time to be an e.m.t to continue to be in u.s. dollars in a situation. let's have a look at what happens in the yield curve and real rates, and then we can look to 2022. paul: you mentioned the rba. we are not going to hear from them again until february. the market for us to the rba's abandonment of its bond buying program. there is a huge diversions when they think they will raise market rates and when the market will do it. will the market force the rba's hand again? chris: if anyone will force anyone into anything, it will be the market forcing the fed to pivot. we have already seen the fed pivoting pretty hard. what i think is interesting here in australia is we have just had markets hellbent in their belief of what will happen for so long. we have had aggressive rate hikes being priced into the curve for weeks now, if not months. people listened to what philip lowe and the board said, but they have made their mind up that we are going to see inflationary pressures. philip lowe can come out and say

if i nullify, i will look like, got where they will look like that, or something will look like that. thomas will see service in a wide range of areas, we will not have time to go into all of that. part of the time is mostly doing courts martial in texas, and among other things was robert e. lee. by the way, several lee connections including at west point. i think this quote is telling, i realize that some people are going to say, i can read quotes. but, if you are in the very back, you actually may not. i try to put the lettering in large an invalid but it says i cannot leave something that is sure to get out of order think about someone who is now obsessing with making sure things are done, and realizing that if you are the officer of responsibility that is going to fall on you. so, you really can't leave, because if you do it always seems like when i leave something goes wrong. that is thomas. this obsession with doing it in full detail, doing it completely, but also making sure it gets done. and this obsession that if you are not there to do it, you are going -- you may pay a pric

at the moment all they will say is they will look— the moment all they will say is they will look att a cabinet — the politics of this too. he has got a cabinet that is fairly split. a majority— a cabinet that is fairly split. a majority of his ministers at a meeting _ majority of his ministers at a meeting this week were quite clear they didn't feel the evidence justified further restrictions at the moment, and his parliamentary party. _ the moment, and his parliamentary party. half— the moment, and his parliamentary party, half of them voted against the current plan b measures that came _ the current plan b measures that came in— the current plan b measures that came in last week. he is having to weigh— came in last week. he is having to weigh a _ came in last week. he is having to weigh a lot — came in last week. he is having to weigh a lot up as he makes these very big _ weigh a lot up as he makes these very big decision. thank— very big decision. thank you very much. meanwhile, the number of military personnel supporting the nhs in wales will almost double in the new year, to he

what will happen and the athletes will be there. months to go before the games themselves begin. as you know, the women's tennis association has taken a very hard line with regard to the lack of information about what has happened to peng shuai, she has completed in three olympics. what might the message be for other athletes? should they not be standing beside and behind one of their own? ultimately for us we want to make sure we are focusing on their safety, making sure peng shuai's safety and those who are responsible for her safety are taking all the steps they can. from an athlete's perspective, the best thing we can do is compete. that is how we honour each other and i completed at my final olympics in vancouver and we had an athlete from georgia that died and the best thing that we can do for each other at that point was honour that person. so we believe peng shuai. it is something we have reckoned with over the past few years. when it comes to things like abuse, we support and we need to believe the people, the women and peo

in russia will realize that it doesn't make any sense, and they will have problems at home. problems with funding. problems with money. and problems with political stability. they understand that. there is a conscious understanding of that fact inside russia. we just need to make sure that happens. >> let me interrupt you and challenge you. you seem to think that the ukrainian side is stronger than a lot of perceptions by analysts. if russia were to use its air force and wipe out a couple of cities, how would that hold up with your analysis? >> of course we looked at that. they can do a lot of damage. they can do a lot of damage to the critical infrastructure and so on, and some cities as well, but the thing is, those actions will not create any support to putin. those actions will make people essentially -- and we studied people's opinions a lot -- people understand that if the war gets real and that's like a full-scale invasion, they have nothing to lose. and essentially, the majority of them would be participating in whatever way they can. so it is not a question of getti

it will defined whether or not it will continue. as we go into the beginning of next year, the dollar will continue to have a solid bid. kailey: what about the bond market? marvin: i still think we can get a flattening of the curve -- it will be somewhat surprising. in number to be concerned with from a risk asset market, and what does it say about the future? that part of the curve remains fairly well anchored. you will see some flattening continuing. we will get 30 basis points higher. it is not a number that should scare people given the type of environment we are talking about. matt: i was talking earlier about earnings expectations for next year. that is clearly underpinned by economic growth. if the fed does tighten in order to stave off inflation, are they going to tighten financial conditions enough to impact economic growth? marvin: that is the risk. that is not in 2022. it has to be something where the market things the fed, and it goes into 2023, will get more aggressive. they have three priced in for 2022, another three

we will go to high definition doppler. you will see plenty of green. its light to method rail. you should plan on rain for the morning commute and the evening commute home. temperatures out there are relatively warm. we are in the mid-40s's now. you know what that feels like. on radar, while we see light showers here now one look at the future cast shows us a really well organized line of rain. that is the middle of the day. we will see better rain coming across the bay area as we get for the early afternoon and into the early evening. i will look at that for you in the complete craft. we will track this through the rest of the day and get more specific on how many more rain free days we can get. this is the last one for a while. see you that in a bit. back to you. >>> let's look at the roadways. it's a bit of a soggy commute as you work out and about. if are you out early not a lot of cars out there. that's a positive. not so good news as we have there traffic alert. i just did get the update westbound 580. castro valley boulevard. only one lane blocked. they opened that secon

it will not last long. our chief meteorologist joins us now with a look at what to expect heading into tomorrow. paul? >> i think the morning commute will be a mess. we will be dealing with heavy rain, approaching two inches, an inch and a half to the santa cruz mountains. lower elevations sitting at .8. concord, santa rosa, two thirds of an inch. we will add to the numbers this next wave of rain should be enough to overcome the rain shadow. that is where the rain continues to fall. the rain towards the top left- hand corner of the screen. that is what will intensify and moving across the bay area moving through tonight and tomorrow morning, if you are thinking ahead to the morning commute. it will be wet and breezy. we will take a look at it hour by hour ice could be a big problem over the next few days as temperatures drop tonight, roads could freeze over. making for some dangerous driving conditions. hour morning team will be tracking the rain and the snow from this latest storm. make sure to watch our c

ticketholders will get refunds. so far, all future performances are scheduled to go on as planned. >>> back to storm watch coverage, you have to squint three drops on the camera lenses as we go from place to place but you can get a look at conditions on the sierra with round after round of snow. a look at travel conditions show roads are passable but dangerous driving conditions will be created starting tonight. the storm warnings posted all the way through the weekend. reporter victor park on the conditions right now. >> reporter: it has been raining over here since we arrived this evening. i want you to take a look. some of these businesses and people were here, a lot of them are not really bothered by what weather, but it is not what they expect at this time of year. take a look at this video, you can see appear past the roads, were also wet. it is why chp are asking people to take it slow. but the big concern is when the temperature drops, it could all be turned into ice. it is why authorities are asking drivers

he will announce additional steps. he will outline this clearly tomorrow. he has been candid and direct. these are the steps to address an impeachable virus -- unforgettable virus. -- unpredictable virus. >> this is about back better -- build back better. reporter: [indiscernible] i just wanted to know if you can talk about where the gap is. if it is mainly over the child tax credit issue and if the white house is prepared to go around legislation. sec. psaki: i think the lengthy statement i issued yesterday outline pretty specifically the events of the last few weeks. it was important to the president and to all of us to make that clear to the american people. the status and the steps that have been taken but i will not relitigate the tiktok of yesterday to hear today. i will say that from the president's viewpoint, he has worked with senator manchin over the course of decades. they share parental values. that has not changed. what is most on the president's mind is the risk of an action -- inaction. not only will costs go up for the american people but we

i will leave it there.are all in. >> i know you do not want to address the question of why he left, but address a different question. the timing of when we see commercial application of a cruise vehicle, there has been predictions we would be seeing it pretty soon. ? >> i want to make sure that everybody understands we are accelerating our effort here. we are on track with the deployment of a commercial basis. we are right on the doorstep as you mentioned. from a regulators -- regulators say we can have autonomous vehicles for our customers. we are testing with our employees and finalizing the touches on that. there is no delay or hesitation. it is full on, let us go. we are all in. david: that was the gm president. about 30 minutes into the session, we are down eight points. two movers, civic group, and magellan financial down. keep that in mind as we make our way. haidi: we are counting down. a trading day in tokyo, this is one of the stories we are watching. in japan, after the outcome of drugs with biog

all eyes will be on the atmospheric river that will be coming in.we will be tracking that, as today we only reach into the mid-50s. we will talk more about that, and the timing of the atmospheric river coming up in a few minutes. >>> we had a couple fender benders overnight, but no delays as of 4:32 this morning. the ride on san mateo bridge looking good, and that's not the bay bridge. 880, that's what you saw there. speed sensors are green and also i want to give you a quick check of your tri-valley drive times. westbound 580 to grant road, looking at ten minutes. i will have a closer look at that coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you. >>> first a story you will only see on nbc bay area. >> we spoke exclusively with an activist that hopes his story will lead to an arrest and prevent another shooting. >> i felt myself kind of drifting out, and when i responded to homicides and shooting, when i see people drift there was a higher percentage those people had died. for me that was my biggest fear was not making it home. >> after years of working for

we will start off unsettled, particularly in the north, then it will settle down.s. the headlines: president biden has pledged federal aid after tornadoes devastated a string of us states, flattening whole towns and killing at least 70 people. amazon says it's heartbroken after six of its workers were killed when the roof of their warehouse collapsed when it was hit by a tornado in illinois. scientists are warning that the uk faces a substantial wave of 0micron infections next month that might overwhelm the national health service. the 0micron variant is thought to be spreading quickly and health officials have renewed their call for everyone eligible to come forward for a covid boosterjab. the uk prime minister's office has acknowledged that borisjohnson briefly took part in a quiz in downing street a year ago, saying the event was to thank staff for their hard work during the pandemic. it was when london was in lockdown and no social gatherings were allowed. now on bbc news, it's time for click.

these will be the attention to we will see. i'm convinced of the government seriously will try to initiate all this information so promising the coalition contract between 2 because a german politics do not think that government should simply administer what they are should not simply conserve a piece of what is there that is. so should change the country for the best professor at, you know, effective governance or even preserving what you have is challenging enough when times of a good. that's when the government, a new government, and a complicated lea, i'm to together, government has to deal with so many issues in a global pandemic at risk. alpha additional log down disruptions as the blind production teams. repetitive migration prices, the possibility of the military confrontation in the middle of europe, the changing world. what on earth, what have you, you know, with looking at all this, all the, all that they have on that plate from the get go. what do you think will be that operational priorities? not the ideological an

that, will they? see further closures, won't we, of key parts of the hospitality sector? i parts of the hospitality sector? ., , , sector? ithink, given this is not any normal _ sector? ithink, given this is not any normal period - sector? ithink, given this is not any normal period of. not any normal period of trading, christmas is the time between halloween and new year's eve, it's the golden quarter and we make 40% of profits so any loss of trade at this time will push businesses towards being unviable, sadly. we've had 18 months of loss—making trading and restrictions to deal with. no cash reserves. shattered balance sheets, businesses need to have a positive christmas trade in order to secure their future going into the new year when people do not tend to visit as much and so loss of trade at this point would be devastating for many and that is why there were further restrictions, we know from businesses facing them in scotland and wales, it would have a significant impact on revenue and sadly th

how long will it stick around? >> it will be a while. we have seen the rain continue throughout the morning. we have seen light to moderate rain, and we are expecting the intensity to pick up today. we powered up storm ranger, our mobile doppler radar to give us the best view of where it's raining. we are seeing it lighten up towards santa rosa and parts of marin county. the rain is still coming down in richmond and oakland. it's lighter over in concord, and not raining right now in antioch or discovery bay. as you head down to san mateo, it's really pouring right now, and then lightens up as you get to palo alto. if san josÉ, we are seeing light showers coming through. it's dumping down in the santa cruz mountains. that's extending over towards morgan hill, san martin and gilroy. this is the atmospheric river, and it's a long narrow band streaming in from the pacific. that enhances the amount of rainfall we see. cold air coming down from the north, and once that meets up with the atmospheric river, we will have a chance of thunderstorms

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