zac goldsmith had agreed with those who called it a kangaroo court.th, he was asked to apologise for his comments about the committee, i felt those were incompatible with his position as a minister. he has chosen to take a different course. i accept that. i'm proud of the record of this government and of zac in government making sure that we tackle climate change. but lord goldsmith doesn't seem to be quite as proud of the government's record on climate change. his coruscating resignation letter focuses on policy and the prime minister himself. he said: what's notable about the resignation letter isn'tjust what he says, but what he doesn't. he makes no mention of the committee that gave his friend borisjohnson a kicking. he doesn't say his criticisms of that committee had anything to do with his resignation. by keeping the focus on his own government's policy, it has proved to be a gift to the opposition. when you read his resignation letter, it rings true, it rings true when you see the catalogue of failures of the government on climate. every single

zac goldsmith had agreed with those who'd called it a kangaroo court.is comments about the committee, because i felt those were incompatible with his position as a minister. he has obviously chosen to take a different course. i accept that. i'm proud of the record of this government and of zac in government making sure that we tackle climate change. but lord goldsmith doesn't seem to be quite as proud of the government's record on climate change. his coruscating resignation letter focuses on policy and the prime minister himself. he said: what's notable about the resignation letter isn'tjust what he says, but what he doesn't. he makes no mention of the committee that gave his friend borisjohnson a kicking. he doesn't say his criticisms of that committee had anything to do with his resignation. in fact, by keeping the focus on his own government's policy, this has proved to be a gift to the opposition. when you read his resignation letter, it rings true, it rings true when you see the catalogue of failures of the government on climate. every single day b

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ktvu zac sos spoke tonight with several witnesses. there was just a lot of police just rushing inside. daniel solano at work thursday afternoon when police descended on this milpitas shopping plaza along jacqueline road as he walked out of his storefront office, a boy rushed up to him. he said that someone got stabbed in the neck. the victim hung three people who police say 31 year old kevin parker killed on thursday. then i'm so scared. a few stores down at a barber shop. employees lock their doors as the violence unfolded. and i'm scared. somebody run inside a nearby milpitas high school, which on friday hosted a second day of district graduation ceremonies. police beefed up security as they searched for their suspect. we brought in additional officers to basically surround the ceremony, and then we put plainclothes detectives on the ground inside of the ceremony. at that time, we had a photo, so we knew who we were looking for. an arrest coming shortly afterwards down the street. pretty scary in the sense it happened right here. we

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zac sos ktvu fox two news. and zach, of course, a part of this debate about curbing gun violence in this country is the discussion about trying to try to keep guns out of the hands of people who should not have them, in particular people who are having mental health struggles. what was that part of the conversation today? well, that's certainly been part of the conversation during the week. and essentially what lawmakers are saying, what authorities are saying that if you're concerned about somebody who may have access to a gun, who may be suffering from some sort of mental illness, that the best thing to do is to first, of course, call authorities. but they're also saying that there is something out there called the temporary gun violence restraining order. that's a state policy that was just passed. so the state is putting access, making access to that form available on its website. we will be providing a link to that form on our website as well. yeah, trying to get the word out that that in fact is an avenue

ktvu zac sos reports.olence in in rudy corpus, the founder of san francisco anti-violence youth group united players joined by prominent california congressional leaders friday. this year there's been more mass shootings than there's been days of the year. congressman mike thompson among the house's strongest advocates for universal background checks during gun purchases. it is an epidemic, and we're here today to say we can do something about it. and we need to do something about it. a number of organizations and groups, including the centers for disease control, currently keep track of gun violence data by most accounts, every year for the past three years, between 45 and 49,000 americans have died from shootings. claire santana's son among them. so i speak today not just about my loss, camila's loss of a beautiful life, but for all the other mothers who are also belong to this ever growing club that no one ever, ever wants to join. all the beautiful lives taken because of our lax gun laws

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ktvu zac sos was at today's event in san francisco, where many people express their frustration. when i say and you say gun violence in in rudy corpus, the founder of san francisco anti-violence youth group united players, joined by prominent california congressional leaders friday. this year, there's been more mass shootings than there's been days of the year. congressman mike thompson among the house's strongest advocates for universal background checks during gun purchases. it is an epidemic. and we're here today to say we can do something about it and we need to do something about it. a number of organizers and groups, including the centers for disease control, currently keep track of gun violence data by most accounts every year for the past three years, between 45 and 49,000 americans have died from shootings. claire santana's son among them. so i speak today not just about my loss. camila's loss of a beautiful life, but for all the other mothers who are also belong to this ever growing club that no one ever, ever wants to join. all the beautiful lives taken because of our

tonight's zac sos live in milpitas for us tonight. zach thank you. we are learning more today about the suspect in this case. court records show kevin parker has a violent criminal history. he was on probation following several felony assaults. neighbors say he lived with his parents in san jose two days ago. i did see him. he was getting out of his car with his mom and he looked he looked like good. he looked fine. like wouldn't have suspected the next day. anything like this would have happened. investigators are still trying to pinpoint a motive. a makeshift memorial has been set up honoring the lives lost during that crime spree. jesse gary picks up our team coverage of this tragedy with a look at how those victims are being remembered. there was no reason for it. these people didn't hurt nobody. they were good people. friday, multiple communities across the south bay struggling to make sense of a 24 hour old crime spree that killed three people and injured three others. suspect kevin parker allegedly started his violent attacks near his home on

the american finished on 23 under overall — three clear of compatriots zac blair and brian harman.oy finished in a share of seventh place. bradley overcame a back—nine wobble to follow up his success at the zozo championship eight months ago. this is for all of the kids who grow up this is for all of the kids who grow up in a news england, had to sit through the winter and watch other people play golf and i'm just so proud to win this tournament, and everyone involved, to put on a first—class tournament. it has been like this for a decade and are just so proud to win now. it's finely poised between england and australia, in women's ashes test at trent bridge australia need just 4 wickets. they're underway on the fifth and final day after england resumed on 116—5. they're chasing 268 to win, which would be the highest chase in women's test history. ash gardner with three wickets so far west indies are taking on the netherlands, as part of the ongoing qualification for this years men's cricket world cup. they're currently 256 — 3 in the one—day match in harare having lost to zimbabwe

making promise to his caddie and former team—mate zac after he contests final qualifying for the us openthat is all the sport for now. hello. the weather patterns across the uk have been very static across the last few weeks, leaving many of us asking when it is going to rain? well, the answer could be with this cloud here, between madeira and the canary islands, the storm 0scar is going to bring some very wet and windy weather during the rest of today and tomorrow, but notice how this area of low pressure pushes towards our shores as we head through the weekend, bringing a chance of thunderstorms. however, it does not guarantee rain everywhere. that rainfall could be fairly sporadic. what it will do is change weather patterns, the air coming from the near continent instead of the north, bringing warmer and more humid air, temperatures widely across the uk in the mid— if not high—20s, certainly warm up a note as well. the mid— if not high—20s, certainly warmer by night as well. that is coming our way and out there at the moment it is these guys throughout the day, cloud towards the east

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that's the zac brown band, one of the best out there.show. that band performs on lou gehrig's day to raise money for research. they say 5,000 new cases every year. one of the band's founders is john driscoll hopkins, diagnosed about a year ago. he is known as hop and joins us now in cincinnati. hop, thanks for your time. >> good morning. >> great to have you here. how are you doing, how's your health, how are you dealing with this? >> i feel pretty good. i'm still playing and singing. i was never a very good dancer, so that's not something we're going to miss but i'm about a year and a half into my diagnosis. i am fairing far better than many. i consider myself blessed. as long as i'm singing it, i'm bringing it. >> hop, were there symptoms that you felt made you want to go get checked that led to the diagnosis? >> i started noticing problems with my right strumming hand and the speed of my digits in 2019. i noticed it again in the fall, i'm sorry, in the spring of 2020 and i remember telling the guys there's something wrong with me, and

for now, we're in san francisco zac sos ktvu fox two news. billboards will soon be up around san francisco addressing open air drug markets in the city. the group together sf action will be putting up digital billboards like these and street level ads to, in its words, hold elected officials accountable. the effort calls on the board of supervisors to expand funding for drug treatment services in the city budget today, mayor london breed also announced the city's multi agency enforcement effort in the tenderloin and south of market f fentanyl. this year. more than 30 million doses of that deadly drug, an increase of 160% over the same time period last year. new at noon, a judge this morning ordered a veteran oakland police officer to stand trial on charges of perjury and bribery. phong tran, a longtime homicide investigators accused of bribing a witness to identify two men as suspects in their murder trial. that witness, aisha weber, says tran paid her $5,000 even though she didn't witness the shooting death of charles butler back in north oa

we're live in san francisco, zac sos ktvu fox two news. zach thank you.ime 932 oakland police hope surveillance video will lead to an arrest in a deadly hit and run crash. it happened friday night on foothill boulevard in east oakland. surveillance video taken from a residential care facility shows a woman holding the hand of a child entering the crosswalk. another woman suddenly walked into that same crosswalk and is hit by the driver of a black sedan that sped away from the scene. the hit was so hard that she thought it was two vehicles to be surprised to see a woman on elderly. it was crushing. it was heartbreaking. the people who live in that area as a speeding drivers often raced down foothill boulevard and there have beemps. you can't really te already taken them down from two lanes on each side to one, and that's not doing it. and it's sad because i've been living here on this block for ten years and i've already seen three women die crossing the street on this foothill boulevard. now, the coroner's office has not yet identified the victim of this

in oakland , zac sos. ktvu. fox two news. residents of half moon bay continue to support the survivors of the deadliest mass shooting in san mateo county. the gunman targeted workers at two mushroom farms back in january. the victims were immigrants who lived at the work sites following the tragedy. the coast guard victims fund was established designed to provide direct support to the survivors of the shooting. recipients of the fund include victims families and a victim who was critically injured as well as young children who witnessed the shooting. we're seeing needs around loss of income, inability to work, staggering medical bills. one of the victims was left with life altering injuries will never be the same difficulty. navigating systems of support, funeral expenses, counseling for trauma and ptsd. fund organizers say the most pressing need is financial donations. 100% of those donations go directly to the victims. today marks the start of pride month, when we honor the lgbtq plus community by celebrating equality, incl

ktvu is zac sos has the latest now on the investigation. it's a little bit scary. life kind of flash between my eyes. witnesses describing a chaotic scene sunday night along the embarcadero just before seven gunfire sending people scattering, screaming. we were driving. we thought we heard fireworks. two cars are shooting at each other and then bullets flew through the windshield. i yelled to my sister to get on the ground. we jumped to the ground, opened the doors, went out the back. the shootout described as a rolling gun battle, stretched for a little over a mile and a half along the embarcadero, beginning near pier 39. by beach and stockton streets. i guns sticking out the windows. fleming among the tourists caught up in the chaos that unfolded right in the middle of the juneteenth holiday weekend. and on father's day, the former police officer from denmark watching on in disbelief. first shooting at this small street up there and then they came down here and stopped and they were shooting at a red pickup. and this black pickup standing over there, many rounds

ktvu zac sos has more on today's mission in the mission district. well they've been out here since 645 in the morning and several more miles of mission street to go if you've walked along mission street parts of mission street you've seen the garbage. you know, they have a lot of work ahead of them today. is cleanup part of an annual effort on, as you mentioned, the summer solstice, the longest day of the year. the event organized by group refuse, refuse sf to date the group which hosts cleanups throughout the year. they've had a fair bit of success picking up more than 330,000 gallons of garbage. enough to fill 25,000 large trash bags that is a whole lot of garbage. i spoke with their organizer, vince ewen a short while ago and asked him what motivates him to organize these events day in, day out. here's what he had to say. it's just to show people that you can make a difference just getting out here and picking up trash, doing something positive for the environment and the community. and so today we have a bunch of volunteers who's going to join m

for now, we're live in oakland, zac sos, ktvu fox two news. zach thank you.police commission is in need of new applicants. the civilian led panel is trying to fill a couple of vacancies but has seen very few applications. ktvu political reporter greg lee with what may be driving the lack of interest has more authority than virtually any other oversight body in the country approved by voters in 2016. the civilian led oakland police commission is tasked with ensuring the department follows constitutional policing practices and providing oversight. it is a lot of work and, ed, you know, it's very demanding and some of the decision or controversial among its duties, the seven member unpaid and volunteer commission oversees police misconduct investigations and can vote to fire a police chief like it did with an kirkpatrick. while opd remains under federal oversight, rashida greenidge with the coalition for police accountability says the workload has grown for the panel. the commissioner are really being taxed by that amount of work and i think it may have dissuade

zac sos ktvu fox two news. mayor london breed says san francisco's multi agency enforcement effort in the tenderloin and south of market area is having an impact. the mayor says the initiative has taken 61 kilos of fentanyl off the street so far this year. that's more than 30 million doses of the deadly drug. it is a 160% increase over the same time period last year, 390 arrests have been made. this does not include arrests and seizures in other parts of the city. the mayor says shutting down open-air drug markets is critical to the safety of city neighborhoods. billboards will soon be up and around san francisco addressing open air drug markets in the city. the group together sf action will be putting up digital billboards like these and street level ads to, in its words, hold elected officials accountable. the effort calls on the board of supervisors to expand funding for drug treatment services in the city budget. a new campaign ad by florida's governor is meant to target drug use and homelessness in san fra

in oakland , zac sos. ktvu. fox two news. well, the house speaker and president biden are calling it a political and economic win. the house passed legislation that will raise the debt ceiling. as carolyn shively tells us, it's now up to the senate to pass it before next week's deadline. it wasn't all that popular, but the bipartisan deal to suspend the country's borrowing limit until 2025 did get the job done in the house. the legislation sailed through with majorities in both parties signing off over call. more democrats voted yea. the bill is now off to the senate with only four days to avoid a credit crunch. time is a luxury the senate does not have any holdup could slow down the entire process like procedural barriers or added debate time or votes on amendments. some sure to come from republicans like senator rand paul, who wants a vote on even deeper spending cuts. there's nothing conservative about the biden mccarthy plan. it allows unlimited borrowing for two years while other senators want to use the debt deal to boo

for now, we're in san francisco zac sos ktvu fox two news went. meantime, oakland mayor shengtao says she wants to close all of the city's homeless encampments. that announcement came just weeks after the wood street camp in west oakland was shut down. mayor tao said she hopes to close all encampments by next year but did not set a deadline. a recent city survey shows homelessness is among oakland's top concerns. a court hearing is set today for a man accused of beating a former san francisco fire commissioner with a metal bar. garrett doty is accused of attacking don carmack back in april. cavagnaro suffered a fractured skull and jaw and needed 51 stitches. doty is facing felony charges that include assault with a deadly weapon and aggravated battery with serious bodily injury. notice public defender says he acted in self-defense and that kayleigh mcenany had been spraying bear mace on homeless people who were near his mother's home. a man in san francisco accused of blowing up , blowing up his home and killing his wife is scheduled to be charged

do you know our zacs who live all over the world in ivang-speaking countries in america, in canada, inin australia, they are great, their children speak the ukrainian language, regardless of where they live . oh, sorry , in the ukrainian language, but not in english. in ukrainian, the children of the organization plast union of ukrainian youth all over the world, who are there, preserve our identity, and this is in conditions where they actually live without ukrainian, therefore, to be honest, i do not see a threat that english is here in ukraine the language can displace ukrainian ah, but english is really important, it is extraordinary , it is the language of international communication and i am convinced that in the end english can displace russian in the country. there is a language that is well, it is called frank’s language for sure , and that is, for internation-international communication, for access to content in a foreign language, and if we have a native russian, in fact, for a large number of the population and we don't do anything, and then why is ukrainian, i only come ou

ktvu zac sos is in the mission district now to tell us more about what they're doing. good morning, zach. good morning. yeah, and they've been added about an hour now, so a lot of work ahead. they're hoping to make their way through most of mission street today. you can see them there in the distance. we actually managed to get a little bit ahead of them because they were moved so fast. we wanted to be able to keep up with them. you see them making their way down there, picking up bottles, cans, all sorts of other items along the street. today's cleanup. it's part of an annual effort on, as you mentioned, the summer solstice, the longest day of the year. the event organized by group refuse refuse sf to date the group it's hosted cleanups throughout the year. they've had a fair bit of success, picking up more than 330,000 gallons of garbage. that's enough to fill 25,000 large trash bags. a whole lot of garbage. i spoke with their organizer, vince ewen, a short while ago, and i asked him what motivates you to keep organizing these events day in, day out, when the trash j

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jacob rees—mogg, priti patel and nadine dorries, at a serving government minister, lord goldsmith, zacinated effort to try and influence the committee, that pressure was put, particularly on the conservative members, to try and change their minds. now, this committee isn't recommending a sanction on this, it has not really got the power to do that at this stage, but there will be a vote in parliament in a couple of weeks on this, and it is possible that some opposition parties will try and the mps involved. should say that some of them have hit back at this, saying they think that the committee has gone far too far in criticising them, some have even denied they were trying to put pressure on the committee in the first place. reeta, borisjohnson has quit this place, his parliamentary career is over, but some of the rows surrounding him, they are not going away. hick. some of the rows surrounding him, they are not going away. nick, thank ou ve they are not going away. nick, thank you very much. _ they are not going away. nick, thank you very much, nick _ they are not going away. nick, t

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we're live in san francisco zac sos ktvu fox two news. all right, zach, thank you. time is 833.lance video will lead to an arrest in a deadly hit and run crash. it happened friday night on foothill boulevard in east oakland. surveillance video taken from a residential care facility shows a woman holding the hand of a child entering a crosswalk. another woman suddenly entered that same crosswalk and was hit by the driver of a black sedan that fled the scene. it was so hard that you thought it was two vehicles to be surprised to see a woman of the elderly. it was crushing. it was heartbreaking. the people who live in that area say speeding drivers often race down foothill boulevard. and there have been similar tragedies in the past. it needs speed bumps. you can't really they've already from two lanes on each side to one. and been living here on this block for ten years and i've already seen three women die crossing the street on this foothill boulevard. now, the victim of this latest crash still has not been identified by police as a san rafael police officer involved in a violen

zac sos ktvu fox two news. gun related deaths have increased across the us almost every year since 2018. that's according to the gun violence archive. in 2018, there were nearly 15,000 willful, malicious and accidental deaths . that does not include suicides that number increased by more than 550. the following year in 2020, deaths rose to more than 19,000, more than 21,020 21, and then 20,200 last year. this year, more than 8500 people have been killed by gun. president biden also marked one year since congress passed the bipartisan safer communities act. mr. biden spoke at a gun safety summit at the university of hartford in connecticut. the legislation tightened access for young gun buyers, help states to enact red flag laws and increased support for mental health services. the us has seen at least 26 mass killings this year. the president praised the courage and activism of survivors for, quote, turning their pain into purpose after so many tragedies. it's the first graders, the educators in sandy hook. it'

around after celebrating this weekend's win he was spotted carrying the bag for former college teammate zacig deal imagine. he just won jack's tournament. in memorial. just played in a playoff and won. and picked up the pair for his buddy. they played together 2018 ncaa title team. that's really cool. well, for a golfer, it's really cool. anyway on "special report" house committee chairman mike turner and ranking member jim himes join our "common ground" segment on a bunch of different issues. and please remember if you can't catch us live, set your dvr, 6:00 p.m. in the east. 3:00 p.m. on the west coast. thanks as always for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report" fair, balanced and still unafraid. "jesse watters primetime" starts right now. hey, jesse. >> you have to start tonight with housekeeping update. why we never have certain people on the show. usually i can give them an answer. carol from appleton, wisconsin dexed me last week and asked me this. jesse, you always talk about r.f.k. jr. why don't you ever have him on? that's a question that i don't ha

shea lange clears finds the gap in left center off zac efron.ouble for the a's knew they needed to add on and that they did two batters later. ryan noda with a two out single to score langle ers. the a's made those four run stand up for a 4 to 3 win. the oakland team that couldn't buy a win for the first two and a half months of the season has now won six in a row and another elimination game for the stanford baseball team hosting texas tonight, loser go home winner advance to the college world series. stanford in front, 4 to 3 in the fourth and adding on braden montgomery lines to hit to left that scores timo becerra and tommy troy stanford in front 6 to 3 but it was all tied at six as stanford batted in the bottom of the ninth. runners at first and second two outs. drew boser at the plate, the longhorns, lucas gordon gets bowser to hit a high fly ball to right center. neither eric kennedy nor porter brown sees the ball. what should have been a routine out drop safely in the outfield as alberto rios comes home from second to send everybody home

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chosen to take a different course, i accept that, i am proud of the record of this government and of zacears. so it was important that we got it right because this is a very important day. this sets the nhs up for decades to come so taking the time to get it right is absolutely the correct course of action. as you will see from the plan today, it is very comprehensive. there are three strands to it. it is notjust about training more staff, that is important but the two other strands are also important. how do we retain our fantastic are also important. how do we retain ourfantastic nhs are also important. how do we retain our fantastic nhs workers? we know we need to do a betterjob of that and we have a clear initiative and proposals but also reform. i know that everyone wants to know the government is backing the nhs funding, record sums have been put in by me, the chancellor and steve, the health secretary but we also want to make sure that money is well spent and the nhs is modernised so it is fit for the future to deliver the care that we all need and do so in a way that is keeping u

zac sos is here now. you have the latest details. good morning, zach. good morning.h, all of this happening right in the middle of the juneteenth holiday weekend. and on father's day. and as you mentioned, right along the embarcadero, an area, as we know , highly trafficked by tourists, locals, gunshots, sending people scatter, screaming. just before seven last night, the shooting again, described as a rolling gun battle by police. a shootout between people in two cars that began near pier 39 by beach and stockton streets. two people hit by the gunfire were rushed to an area hospital. a ten year old girl was also taken to the hospital after she was hit by one of those cars. she was walking her bike across the street as they raced down the embarcadero. and another three people were cut by shards of glass. bullets shattered several nearby car windows, a section of the embarcadero was closed to traffic for several hours as police scan the area for evidence questioned. witnesses police chief bill scott promising accountability. the message is clear you cannot and will no

is zac sos live in the mission with more on their efforts to clean up the streets.ing, zach. good morning. yeah, and as you can see there, they're not out just yet, but a large group of those volunteers expected to descend on those streets around 545 this morning. and as you probably noticed, if you've walked the mission street before, they will certainly have their work cut out for them. here are some of those volunteers from last year chipping in part of an annual cleanup effort on, as you mentioned, the summer solstice, the longest day of the year. the event organized by group refuse refuse sf. they'll be kicking off their day on sickles and mission streets, picking up everything from cans, bottles to bags. other debris dropped on the street by sundown. they're hoping to make it all the way to the embarcadero. so i did the math on that one. that's a little over seven miles of cleanup. here's the good news. apparently they will have a wagon and tow full of refreshments if you get thirsty along the way. if you still want to sign up. they apparently have a list of t

ctv's zac sos joins us live with the latest on the investigation.lieved to have been rushed out here to ucsf benioff children's hospital late last night after being shot in the leg. police saying she is listed as in stable condition, expected to recover. but other than that, going into a few details about their ongoing investigation, video from last night showing police outside this home on 68th street near macarthur boulevard, just before 9:00 last night. it was inside that home that police say the young girl was shot in the leg. but the circumstances leading up to the shooting, who was at home at the time, all of that still unclear. the home taped off as investigators spent time speaking to potential witnesses, collecting evidence. we did speak to several neighbors a short while ago off camera, expressing a range of emotions. scared, angry. there were calls for more regular police patrols in the neighborhood. here's what one man i spoke to asked for his face not to appear on camera, had to say it's kind of scary. it's really scary. like i say, we

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zac eettsrhtth— from a welsh puppy farm.lex deakin. morning, i'm alex deakin. this is your latest weather update from the met office for gb views lose a bit of a dull start for most of us, but i'm reasonably optimistic that for many grey skies will turn blue through the day today, thanks to this a chunky area of high pressure that's dominating our that's been dominating our weather week and will weather all week and will continue to control our weather weather all week and will cont next to control our weather weather all week and will cont next week|trol our weather weather all week and will cont next week .rol our weather weather all week and will cont next week . keeping eather weather all week and will cont next week . keeping things into next week. keeping things mostly dry now out there this morning. the cloud is thick enough for a little enough in places for a little bit light rain and drizzle bit of light rain and drizzle and the cloud has moved in across of country across much of the country through west through the