zach: welcome back.vernor has declared a state of emergency due to a gas pipeline leak in southern california. the pipeline delivers unleaded and diesel fuel to gas storage facilities in southern nevada. while county officials say the leak has not impacted supply fuel, people are still lining up at gas stations out of fear. the governor is urging people to avoid panic buying. there's an express bus service coming to downtown san francisco. the will connect passengers from west side to downtown -- new line will connect passengers from west side to downtown. service is set to begin february 21. turning now to our work to build a better bay area, san francisco, especially downtown, serves as the economic hub of the bay area. downtown is mostly deserted now as workers and companies adopt more flexible work at home schedules. leanne has a roadmap at -- look at the roadmap to downtown san francisco's lyanne: future. remember the days before the pandemic? >> there were thousands and thousands more people. lyann

zach: no. karishma: wow. why did you do it, zach? zach: just because--yeah, i'm a nurse.ignments. none of them has worked during an outbreak before. female: nursing is a lot as it is before any pandemic came into play, so now we have this situation going on. and you already know, "okay, i have this person's life on my hands," but now it like ten mes more critil. you don't wanna make a mistake and, unfortunately, under these type of circumstances mistakes are bound to happen. female: i'm expecting it to be pretty crazy. i'm expecting it to kinda look like a trauma zone, so-- karishma: you're bracing yourself. female: bracing myself, yes. zach: hopefully, we can just take it a day at a time and go in there with the best attitude and hit the ground running. karishma: back near their hotel in times square, i arrange to call zach in a few days, after he's started his assignment. getting healthcare workers to talk for this story has been tough. the city's hospitals have gone into media lockdown, blocking access and gagging staff. ♪♪♪ reports and leaked videos describe chaos, cr

zach: thank you. to track the rain this morning, you can access live doppler seven lisa uses anytime you want. it's available on demand on the abc seven bay area app and you can download it wherever you stream. i want you -- i want to get you to the deadly house explosion and fire. an breast has been made. an arrest has been made. anegarcoti manufaf housso have been point e and noriega's in outer sunset. the explosion was powerful enough to knock to homes off their foundations and level 1 of them. as abc seven news reported tim john's reports, we are learning more about what have been going on -- what may have been going on inside of the home when the explosion happened. >> neighbors continue to clean up their homes friday evening following the deadly explosion in san francisco's outer sunset neighborhood. >> the extent it was in the house was unbelievable. we filled up two garbage cans of glass and we are still picking up glass. >> while residents are piecing together their lives, investigators are c

i'm zach fuentes. we are learning about the man charged after a deadly house explosion in san francisco. sfpd says he is during price in san francisco. he is booked on multiple charges including involuntary manslaughter and drug manufacturing. an act -- actually illegal our connex manufacturing live was found in the house. tim johns reports on what might have been going on inside of the home and when the explosive -- home when the explosion happened. [drilling noises] >> neighbors continued to clean up their homes friday following the deadly explosion in san francisco's outer sunset neighborhood area -- neighborhood. >> the extent of the glass in the house was unbelievable. it filled up -- filled up to garbage cans of glass. >> while residents are piecing together their lives, investigators are connecting the dots on what happened here. a parcel police report obtained by abc anchor dion lim sheds light on some of what we know so far. according to a victim statement, it's is a couple occupied house alon

zach, i want to start with you. is more likely, that cpi surprises to the upside or the downside on tuesday? >> downside. katie: george. >> downside. katie: eric. >> upside. katie: zach, does the two stents curve invert or on invert in 2023? >> yes. katie: george. >> no. katie: eric. >> yes. katie: u.s. jumped spreads are currently around 400 basis points. zach, do we get to 300 or 501st? >> 300. katie: george. >> 300. katie: eric. >> 500. katie: all right, guys. appreciate it. great job as we count down to that ucs -- uscp i print on tuesday and as we digest the fed speak we got this week. jerome powell was the headline. from new york, that does it for us. same time, same place next week. this was bloomberg real yield. this is bloomberg. ♪ three nights, esg... the broker will take your bonds. -diversification, futures, options. fiduciary. leverage. [whispering] -frothy markets. psst. virtual real estate is a lock. ♪ cold hard cash ♪ j.p. morgan wealth management knows the world is full of financial noise. i'm looki

zach? zach: yesterday, so much of the snow i was reporting on was sticking to the ground, not accumulating could hear, it is a different story. these kids have claus the snowman. there were hazardous road conditions because of the snow for the most part, everyone here has been having an awesome time. snow like this is a site you so rarely get to see in the bay area, so rare that locals wanting to sled down a hill had to improvise using boards meant for the ocean. this 2.5-year-old not knowing what to make of his first time in the snow. he eventually warmed up to i but the temperatures turned it to, leaving just enough -- sh, leaving just enough time to enjoy it. >> then we get to go home and have hot cocoa and enjoy the day. the best of both worlds, snow, no snow. [laughs] zach: some like this undergrad from michigan shocked to see that this snow followed him here. >> we came and said there was no way we would see snow and we saw snow. zach: though mostly fun and games, it did not come with

zach: zach fuentes, abc 7 news. liz: lisa, let's get a check on the forecast.fun to see people reveling in the snow. do you remember a time we have ever gotten this much snow? lisa: no. definitely flakes over the years but every talks about 1976. between now and then nothing so substantial. and this was generous. the system continues to bring rain and snow to the central coast, southern california getting hammered as we get closer. live doppler 7 picking up on the wraparound moisture that just wants to keep going. 1500 feet rain-snow mix, some sleet and out toward the coast, it has been showery and cold. over around mount hamilton where the temperature is at 40 degrees. not a whole lot of moisture from mount tam you can see that accumulating snow. nice look outside at the golden gate bridge. 45 half moon bay and the cloudy skies around san francisco with 40 santa rosa, 42 concord, zephyr cove 20's, three to five inches of snow. this will pick up again on sunday and going through wednesday. the wintry mix ending locally. then we are looking at mostly cloudy skie

zach spoke with tenants.ach: this apartments, converted in 2020 from a former hotel, it is now a supportive housing site, providing permanent housing to those experiencing homelessness. >> we absolutely need supportive housing. zach: a resident at the apartments says the conditions they are living under aren't right, starting with the elevator. >> it goes down at least once a week. we have handicapped, disabled, whether they are chair bound or they can't get up and down the stairs easily. zach: food has been brought to those stranded, they still need to be able to come and go. >> we had one lady who was wheelchair-bound who absolutely had to go to this doctor's appointment and tried to get down the stairs and fell. zach: the issue of broken elevators and state inspections has been when we have been tracking. the department of industrial regulations told us that elevators are required to be serviced by the building owner, even when operating with expired permits. >> this has been going on for months. at least

dan: zach, thank you so much. ama: in the east bay near fremont, hikers taking a break from their walk for a quick little snowball fight. some fun there. not far away, check this out, coyote was headed through the snow on mission peak. it looked up at sky 7 overhead thinking -- what are you doing here? but it wasn't bothered too much. snow, a delightful surprise for people in oakland and brenda. suzanne joins usk. suza what a great gift from mother nature. all of this fresh snow. tonight a lot of it has melted and you can see a lot of it is crunchy, ice on the ground. take a look at this, a melting snowman in the distance. we saw a lot of fun stuff in the day. for those lucky enough to see the snow falling, they said it was breathtaking. >> it's amazing. >> snow in the bay area? it's so unusual, but here it is. >> heavy snow everywhere. big snowflakes. suzanne: jim made his way out to catch the falling flakes. >> it's wonderful. suzanne: a treat for people from all over. first time seeing snow? >> yeah. suzanne: i

zach: this is hillview court apartments.onverted in 2020 from a former hotel, it is now a supportive housing site providing permanent housing to those experiencing homelessness. >> we absolutely need supportive housing. we need the right supportive housing. zach: a resident at the apartments says the conditions they are living under aren't right, starting with the elevator. >> it goes down at least once a week. we have handicapped, disabled, whether they are chair bound or they can't get up and down the stairs easily. zach: food has been brought to those stranded, they still need to be able to come and go. >> we had one lady who was wheelchair-bound who absolutely had to go to this doctor's appointment and tried to get down the stairs and fell. zach: the issue of broken elevators and state inspections has been what we have been tracking. the california department of industrial regulation spokesperson told us that elevators are required to be serviced by the building owner, even when operating with expired permits. >> this ha

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zach: zach fuentes, abc7news. liz: the uc berkeley central snow lab says over two feet fell yesterday and over four feet within two days. there will be more snow throughout the weekend and likely into next week. you are from buffalo. you should be teaching us how to drive. lisa: we are looking at more snow than they have back east. i have a daughter in boston and she said you have more than we do. it is unusual, but each system will bring reinforcing shots of cold air so this will stay with us, the rotation of moisture into the bay area, right into the middle of next week. let's take it day by day. southern california getting hammered. we are on the backside of the system. you can see the rain and snow mixed from the north bay, pink indicating snow mixed in, indicated by the white. from petaluma toward central marin, some snow and rain around american canyon. 680 from cordelia to martinez is wet. you can see the hills and -- the hills some snow and also of -- also a shower look at the activity into southern califo

zach: [indiscernible] >> in insured losses could be between $500 million -- zach: n/a briefing, senator- introducing two that will give the federal government flexibility. >> the federal government should not have their hands tied on how much they can help in recovery efforts. zach: they say they are grateful to volunteers and local businesses who have helped him in the recovery and they say it will continue despite any hurdles. >> we will not pause. there is no pausing. ama: that was zach fuentes. powerful aftershocks causing damage in turkey. an aftershock turned apartment blocks into piles of shattered masonary. turkey disaster officials say 5600 buildings have collapsed. yesterday'earthquake killed more thans rescue crew are pulling survivors from the wreckage, offering moments of hope despite the years the death will mount. a reporter is rosales has a look at the impact is the region deals with the aftermath of the strongest earthquake in more than 100 years. >> from under the rubble, a small hand reaches out. volunteer white helmet rescuers pulling out a boy alive from the debris.

zach: in the south bay, zach fuentes, abc 7 news.they plan to build student housing in berkeley has been put on hold by a court. the park is berkeley's campus. it has become a spot were on house people have lived. friday, an appeals court ruled construction cannot be moving forward until an environmental impact report has been addressed. they failed to consider loud, noisy student parties, something neighbors call a long-standing problem. attorney thomas help in the lawsuit that led to the project been put on hold. >> if you are going to do something as a government, which you see is, that causes significant environment to impact, you need to look at alternatives to that proposal that would reduce those impacts, and uc simply did not do that. they refused to do that, even though my clients asked them to do that. kristen: governor newsom today denounced this delay. last summer, protesters took on police in an attempt to cu construction at the park. -- to stop construction at the park. in a statement to abc 7 news, uc berkeley says it

zach: zach fuentes, abc 7 news.: secretary of state antony lincoln made a strong warning during his first face-to-face meeting with chinese top diplomats since the u.s. shot down the spy balloon. american officials described the tone is confrontational. he told his chinese counterpart the spy balloon was unacceptable and must never happen again. this morning, he spoke one on one with martha raddatz on this week. he says there are growing concerns over china's involvement with russia. >> i shared a growing concern that china is considering providing legal support to russia in its aggression against ukraine. i made clear, as president biden has with president xi, that would have serious consequences in our own relationship. liz: this highly anticipated meeting took place in germany will both attended the munich security conference. a baby born under the rubble of a collapsed building in syria is in good condition. the baby was underneath her collapsed home for 10 hours, still attached to her mother's umbilical cord. y

andrea, zach, chelsea, we are praying for you.s is wrong and we are praying everything works out. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> ashley: u.s. fighter jets interrupt warplanes and two of the nuclear capable farmers flying near alaska yesterday despite the show of strength and north american aerospace called it "routine intercept." although within alaska identification zone, the russian warplanes did remain in international airspace. this day are coming after touch fire intercept and russian aircraft near poling's nato errors identified flight object shot down by the military telling america's governors not to worry about alien invasion. >> todd: lucas tomlinson joins us live with washington with exclusive reporting and so much to the story's told to go. >> that is right, ashley and todd appeared for object shot down by u.s. fighter jet in north america over eight days this month unprecedented in u.s. history. beginning february 4th a giant 2,000-pound chinese check spike off the coast of south carolina in those mysterious thre

when i lost zach two years ago there wasn't much awareness.d for me to educate myself on what killed my son because there wasn't much out there. fortunately i came to know a nonprofit called song for charlie doing incredible work raising awareness and i have aligned myself with that mission. it is where i feel i can make the most impact because zach was a high school senior when he was killed. i have spoken in front of 40,000 plus middle school and high school kids in my county and adjacent sacramento county since the beginning of the school year. his story resonates with young people. you heard the tragic story of courtney and her father that was recognized last night and in addition to those tragedies there are tragedies like my son where there wasn't a history where experimentation or self-medication situation can lead to tragedy so quickly and important we recognize all the different types of ways these deaths are happening. >> dana: what is your level of concern about the amount of fentanyl making its way into the country? >> i'm very con

this is me. zach moore's book haven't lost in the bonus. you get this season. they've won 10 games out of 10. it's easy to see why. the backbone is made up of germany's national team, like marina. he got in here. as well as striker alexandra pub, midfield us venue who'd entry in our orbit off while spook have won 5 of the last 6 titles. pay your has a simple explanation for their dominance. here here i say, always hungry and i think whoops, water is always hungry and he always want to win every thing. and i like that mentality. i was given an all the each my, the monk mentally deck with that insatiable appetite, ever pa, your and the raining vanessia champions could go the whole season unbeaten for the 2nd time in the claps history. all right, let's take a look now. some of the other stories from the world of sport spread in tennis planet, carriers has pleaded guilty to assaulting his ex girlfriend. but he won't face a criminal conviction after court in camper dismissed. the charges, curious, admitted pushing over his ex girlfriend during an argument in 2021, b

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zach: they previously pled guilty to two counts of grand theft.were found guilty of other charges. felony theft of labor and ted labor fraud. joshua was sentenced to nine months in prison, and currently not five years, and the south bay coalition to end trafficking say what victims went through happens too often. >> with labor trafficking cases, it is really hard for folks to connect with the level of trauma that happens with this form of trafficking and with labor exploitation. individuals carry this, for years. zach: trafficking is putting someone in a situation where they are exploited by using force, fraud, or coercion. >> it is not that someone is chained in a basement. folks can appear they have freedom of movement but they are not able to leave the situation. without fear that there will be repercussions. zach: the south bay coalition to end human trafficking hopes that more victims can be rescued from similar environments and the community can look for what signs to help those living. >> it starts by being educated. becoming educated on wh

zach: did you hear that? permission to play hooky the next time it snows. might be a decade, we will never know. by the way, one woman in that video was known as the queen of mount tam and she once did a run and the snow meant nothing to her. kristen: you can access the same doppler seven hour weather team uses anytime you want, available on demand on the abc 7 bay area news app. download it wherever you stream. larry: across the country, record cold and record heat. and a new bill that could make it easier to diagnose dyslexia in students. and a group finding hidden geniuses who are right here. they before the xfinity 10g network we didn't have internet that let us play all at once. every device? in every room? why are you up here? with speeds like this, i can't even dream of what he'll be ab inity internet for just $25 a month with speeds like this, with no annual contract during our limited time launch celebration. you have no idea how good you've got it. huh? what a time to be alive. introducing the next- generation 10g network. only from xfinity. krist

we have live coverage with zach fuentes showing us the conditions along highway 17 at the santa cruz mountains, as well as the peninsula, where there is an attempt toments >> we begin with sandhya patel on the very latest on the weather. >> right now i will show you where we are seeing the winter weather. let's go down towards the santa cruz mountains. as we head towards the san mateo county area, both of -- boulder creek reporting some snow, the snow has fallen as low as 500 feet. we looked right around la honda, it is rain but switching over across i-35 to snow. palo alto reporting some snow believe it or not, and this is really continuing even up to the north as we look towards about st. helena radar sites, the hills around calistoga getting snow and we are looking at point arena to hopwood area, in between where the hills are, there. we see some snow showers right around fischbach road. so don't be surprised if you do encounter some snow down in the valley floor. it is a lot. a light storm on our scale through the evening, which becomes a two, immoderate strength storm as we head

zach: i'm so excited, like, i don't really know what to expect.w it is going to be incredibly intense. george: ladies take the field for bachelor boys. nfl legends each coached the team, and "bachelor" host jesse palmer and espn anchor hannah storm give the play-by-play. >> there's the super bowl, there's the world cup, there's the olympics, and then there is "the bachelor." [laughter] >> but yes. >> i think little bit scared. as far as star players, definitely jen. she is just super athletic and she is always the one working out at the house. i walked by her with a bag of chips like, "come on." >> these women are so fit commend i remember being in the mansion, eating peanut m&ms all day. george: it is not easy in the mansion, and the ladies know they have to take every moment they can to get to know zach. >> wherever i see an opportunity, i will probably go for it, but, you know, i definitely know when to hold back a little bit, so i think it is just, you know, reading the room, seeing what the vibes are. >> don't be afraid to kind of go after hi

that's where our correspondent zach boetto is. he's been there all day long. >> talking drivers having to turn around zach, we could barely see theirs. there's so much i don't know. is that snow? is that? hey, what's going on up there? you look home. >> yeah, vicki grant, if you're thinking about coming to tahoe, don't do it because the conditions right now on the roads are bad. we're getting a break in the snow here at the applegate exit on i-80 east right now. but the visibility which you just point to has become much worse right now. they are letting emergency vehicles through and they are letting locals with ids through. but if you're not one of those who going to turn you around. >> lots of frustrated drivers stuck on i-80 monday in blizzard-like conditions. most people leaving the house this morning sharing very similar thoughts. i can do it. >> i can make back in but yeah, that expected to this far down and those qui.k trips just to the grocery store for some we need to wine and cashews. >> says happened. how ending up addi

so those are things that i want to continue working on, a member ofrepublican zach one one of 202 titus races to represent iowa's third congressional district and. he's now one of the nearly 80 new house members of the 118th congress. an avid

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two years ago, chris and laura did years lives changed forever when their teenage son zach, died from fentanyl poisoning. zach took a pill sold to him over social media that he thought was a percocet painkiller that one pill took zac sos life. so many kids don't really fully grasp that this crisis is all about, so it's just imperative that we you know, has grown ups and as leaders, you know, the leader of the country and, um, leaders in our schools and just envelope these young people with knowledge zac sos story the dangers of fentanyl information his parents hope will resonate with people on a national stage at next week's state of the union. as tragic as x story is there's thousands of other families and i wish thousands of other families were able to be there. to be able to just say. this is a growing and evolving crisis that we have to pay attention to. we cannot ignore anymore. zac sos honored. congressman kevin kylie's office has given one of his guests tickets to tuesday's state of the union address to laura did hear chris did here set to be in washington to for support and to

i'm zach fuentes. big changes are coming to couch rain this weekend. disruptions. train service will be suspended between millbrae and san francisco caltrain officials say the inconvenience that will be worth it. in the end, the electric fleet will be faster and safer or reducing emissions and improving air quality. happening today. speaker america nancy pelosi will speak at a ceremony held at san francisco's museum of modern art. it's a naturalization ceremony to welcome 36 new u s citizens, all of this happening on international day of women and girls in science is going to be joined by an all female group of candidates who also have ties in the stem field ceremonies are often held that notable locations to celebrate the conclusion of an immigrant's journey to citizenship. toss things not to lisa for a check of our weekend forecast. all right, zack. good morning to you . this is a level one system. you can see a pivoting into the central coast. and right now look where the rain has sort of been an issue here from hercules around 80 over into richmond

zach, would you please stand and be recognized? [applause] in closing, i want to say wyoming is poised to be a leader on so many fronts. our expertise in resource management, carbon innovation, energy security, value added agriculture and fiscal prudence makes us a leader in all of these areas. more importantly, our unwavering belief that government works best when it is closest to the people and restrained from interfering with their personal liberty. that makes wyoming an ideal model for other states. i believe wyoming people care about one another and i have to look no further than my beautiful wife. i have been blessed to serve with you and serve wyoming these past four years. jenny, i am humbled you without any government help or funding established the hunger initiative to make sure our kids are fed. [applause] this is what is really cool about jenny. she would be the first to say she has not done it alone. but that is the mark of character. god bless you. i love you, sweetheart. [applause] i learned early in the hayfields th

congressman zach nunn brought his translator who served for the u.s. army.are both joining me now. thank you for being with us this morning. >> thank you for having us. >> ashley: congressman, tell us what your takeaways were from biden's speech? >> it is a chilly morning in d.c., and biden's reception and getting a frosty return. we agree on fighting fentanyl, being able to take care of seniors, what we don't agree on and what the president spent 10 minutes on is overregulation from airline baggage to hotel fees. sparse 10 seconds on key security issues like china and being able to protect the southern board and no conversation about this family left behind in afghanistan after nine combat tours serving with u.s. forces as interpreter inside afghanistan. >> ashley: zero minutes spent on the afghanistan withdrawal, the disastrous afghanistan withdrawal. were you expecting him to mention it for a couple of seconds? as fellow afghanistan veteran who served there, not only was i disappointed, i was horrified, americans helped save lives of so many. after avi's

zach fuentes explains why. snow this morning in the early hours.bably accumulating less than an inch. because an astronomer at the observatory says they are preparing for much more. >> of those forecasts are predicting of snow up to about 33 inches. we are getting ready for that snow. the next few appearing to be an accumulation. >> the observatory plans on february being a wet month. have our utility. we have backup power, fuel. liquid like liquid nitrogen, maintain supplies. >> one of the biggest concerns is making sure the roads stay safe and clear. >> some rather large buildings here where the snow may accumulate. one of the concerns is if we get a partial thought, these big sheets of ice may fall sick stories and they will break the windshield and land on you. if they do, you have to be close to the buildings. it will not be a pleasant outcome. >> leaving them with one main message. >> if you want to help the observatory in the community of mount hamilton and you want to be sensible to yourselves and stay safe, don't attempt to come up the mou

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it makes sense, but it clearly could backfire, especially for zach a burden. facebook and what about how with seeing the very meaning of the word verification? sort of changing here basically to be verified now is to be someone who is willing to invest money in a platform, not just being someone who i spoke. a said level of trustworthiness to why the ultimate change is the nature of verification. and i think that really is part of the conundrum here. if anyone could be verified, then really what's the newest prestige in verification? and i think that's really what twitter now you see where the spoken others are grappling with in terms of are there other tiers of verification? and i think that this speaks to the quagmire. the companies are basing in social media. now with clear headwinds on the horizon from a digital advertising perspective. and just lastly, so it's going to cover facebook and instagram. the subscription bundle i suppose is in scrum, actually, you know, perhaps more open to this sort of model than, than, than facebook. it. yes, i think instagram just given the verific

they could at their play dismiss, leave at nuvie. zach to bet. nipple. fact to look up and i see i'm inside it blah dot gov, jamal, and up as a new visa savvy soccer lab, wic lab was a dentist. you're not well dep, what i saw? no go van mark. well, basically venmo by the death, our family up on a plan got over a, a, a, with a work move i use bang out of. i know. yeah. i for you. you know, by good, good. well, i don't, i don't want i do better to be answered by the president published that agreement while it got approved. no. got a laugh. laugh, laugh doug. even got to be please. i've got to pull up. i think i've got go on a one. does everyone does that one with on a separate process, the black. i mean, yeah, good. i've done a good, but we're not a good many people in the war don't know much about jarvis island, you know, and some people will watch these for neetha. woke up and they will be like, who are these people? what do you want them to know about when they see your t shirts? when they see you blame what they want them to. i want him to, to remember to go back in the night to th

reporter: zach fuentes, abc7news. dan: hate to see it go. ama: we've had some rough storms, then a great stretch of sunshine and we need more rain. dan: we may get some. sandhya patel is tracking the forecast. >> we will bring the rain and wintry weather back next weekend but this week and will be so nice. a live picture right now, you are looking at a live view from zephyr cove. tahoe will be ideal conditions to enjoy the sunshine or slopes. plenty of snow still. 48 degrees. nicer on sunday. partly cloudy on monday. tuesday through thursday, heavy snow -- or heavier snow. temperatures right temperature change, up a few degrees across our region, so a nice-looking day. the east bay hills camera, you can see back toward the tower, here's a look at the temperatures, 55 in san francisco, palo alto 57, 52 in half moon bay. in san jose, you can see some of dover wispy clouds. -- some left over wispy clouds. 52 in livermore. the high temperatures today were at or slightly above average. we will continue to go above average as this low pulls away.

zach was identified, however, they say that he shot by mistake civil place. it's great that you're late for more than 3 hours, they kept it so that all claims against russian railways happen seriously your passengers have heard today, they say, more than a year old they couldn't get enough of it, as a patient of a client to them, they write sincerely the next day. in general, scumbags are a rare guard of attention. year of birth article 162 part three article 111 part two 20 years that he himself saw a useful ghost viktorovich was born in the eighty-fifth year, article 162 part three 13 years old and everything is calm on the road. most likely to wait. so so people the more i repeat to you 100 times. i have a special contingent , most of them have a term of more than ten years. i urgently need to send a thousand times i repeat that now there is no dispatch for the next few hours , or maybe days and i won’t have it, the head of the station will lock yourself instead of lokomotiv to saratov well, you are rushing about, like a bull in a slaughterhouse, comrade m

zach, walk us through the process. >> reporter: fredicka, we're learning a lot more about what happened in the days leading up to the dramatic events yesterday that we saw play out right here live on cnn. we know military officials were tracking this balloon as it crossed alaska and into the continental united states. it wasn't until it was in a direct path with the continental united states that the military officials decided they needed to brief the president himself. that was on tuesday. our sources tell us biden's initial reaction was he was inclined to shoot down the balloon and the military drew up options to do so. we know by wednesday biden had given the order to shoot down the balloon. military officials recommended he wait until it crossed the united states, not over land anymore, where it crossed into the ocean and could be shot down safely. that saw a few days to happen. an f-22 raptor fired a single missile and took the balloon out of the sky. the recovery effort is already under way. we know navy divers are on scene and fbi officials will analyze the debris that can be rec

. >> that is where we find zach fuentes. i don't see any snowballs. >> there is not much evidence left of the snowfall that came down this morning but you can ask anyone who lives in this era -- this area. we are at a lower elevation right now. it didnow. something thas thrilled who live in this area and other parts throughout the bay area. s the santa cruz mountains. this video shong you how much of the area was impacted by snow. >> very and sly items. it is just gorgeous. >> the rare dusting of snow had everyone in all. inspired this couple to see it for themselves. >> we took a drive over the mountains highway nine. we were surprised to see the snow over there. 12 miles from home -- i live in san jose. you never expect it to snow but it is snowing up there. >> locals we spoke with we just as taken with the snow as those who came in from out of town. >> first time i have seen snow in long time in california. me and my girlfriend woke up at 3:00 in the morning and it was coming down. it was prey nice. >> the snow accumulati

zach fuentes was in court and has a look at what is next. >> shooting suspect is back in the san mateo county courtroom thursday cared for the most part staying quite other than to enter his not guilty pleas three mandarin interpreter. all this coming to the tragic shootings in half moon bay that killed seven and injured one on january 23. most deaths in single incident in san mateo county. the defense attorney declined to speak citing a gag order issued by a judge last week keeping the defense, prosecution and the sheriff's office from making statements or opinions to the public. >> this order will temper down on a lot of the media attention on the case which ultimately will likely keep the case in san mateo county because if information continues to come out to the public may not be admissible in the trial you could see a change of venue, motion filed here and move this case to another county in california. >> though the gag order keeps everybody involved from giving opinions to the present public they can talk about what happened in open court and give past and future court dates. t

let's bring in son superreporter zach.mestic fares from january up 26%, compared with last year. hopper data shows them up 20% from february 2020, a little bit more moderate increase from 2019, right? but basically, we are seeing airfares rise. why? >> yeah, it really just comes down to basic supply and demand. more people want to travel now that the pandemic recovery is well under way, than they did in 2020 and 2021. but airlines are still smaller than they were prepandemic. and so what we're seeing there are more people who want to fly with the airlines themselves can fly. and that's pushing prices up. >> we recently spoke to the ceo of united saying you can expect some mayhem here while they're trying to work out the huge travel demand. and they also have labor shortages in places. so they don't want to put a lot of planes out there that they they're not able to fill and take off -- they can fill them, but other factors as well. tell us about the spike in airlines bumping passengers. >> yeah, that's a great question. i

reporter: zach schulz with pbs wisconsin. your reporting with us. ♪ host: over the weekend republicans in the key state of michigan voted to make a well-known election denier their new party chairman. christina ran on her doubts of the 2020 election process and her refusal to concede her own loss for secretary o state last year and she is not the only new party chair fanning the flames. lisa darshan -- lisa desjardins joins us. where else are we seeing election denier's run? reporter: each of the candidates are different. christina in michigan, this was saturday night she was elected and a contentious election. look at kansas. mike brown is a new party chairman elected a week ago. he ran ads last year and his secretary of state bid questioning the 2020 election and raising the dominion voting idea which was part of his failed campaign for secretary of state and he is now the party chairman in kansas. two others are not outright deniers but they have raised doubts or allow them to fester. in florida, the new republican chairma

so called archer only zach over here. cuz he'd only toss. i went to a think hello. no, it is under tony poor. lemme does say we're due to the poll, empty people. we're just talking about wind and solar is if that's gonna solve the problem, it won't as the energy transition takes us away from fossil fuel resources, it is already generating new environmental design. everything which surround us with him and society is made of minerals. basically, electric cars are made of metal to him in motion. they need to be mind somewhere, dental it from getting that all the ship was sunday without it. and then it, she listened to the next letter and they took her to quit with a dark side of korean energies and often overlooked. because the industrial and political challenges are numerous. the police run out a ticket than the mazda wishing of his family club. how it's on his son. all measures did look at his it a push it to so now, so soon as like if she sees it. secondly figure so that he told you so he would have fear. then you will hear that abolla you what if the promise of cl

zach rose ran it.'s office. >> i had a realtor. i said, hey, do you know anybody that does computer networks and security cameras? he said there's this guy just right down the street. so i went and talked to john. seemed like a real nice guy. he sets up my stuff. everything's cool. >> when they opened, there was hundreds of people crossing catshead avenue every day getting drugs. it was ruining our neighborhood. >> my office received a telephone call from an individual who had information pertaining to a pain clinic. i had heard about the pill mills primarily down in south florida. i did not know this was happening in jacksonville. the source was hired by the owner of the pill mill, zachary rose. so the source had a day-to-day involvement with the pain clinic. >> i'm john presby. i do computer. >> the very first time that i put on the wire, i thought, you can't hide it. they're going to see it. but bruce said if there's a problem, you just hit the floor and we're coming in. >> this particular source wa

and they had a little butler calling time that we saw with a texas struggle with zach. ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, see when we run there so open. got so much a work beside it matters. how does that do under the mega level india again, better. i think we saw a well the challenges of writing out a lot. the whole thing. i'm a one with a metal model we saw on get them back on but she's determined to keep going on what the book american going like to like get a somebody get there were a few like 23 year old camila road, millions per bar has spent almost to decades in this male dominated industry among a thought ammonia, but i like to like to hit the colony le, but i'd up thus, you go, dounia. the unit will knock on walk, build up on the lenti, or just the yoke, its own standalone someone you love? mother the melinda long of what i going to look on. so my little confir delegate, once mug of the month, up in the la la la la mark, i thought someone to go out of the lunch ladies. but at the, among the meal i did. my son, milan, no music princess tom said, taught camila is one of the mo

he wants to play with we and zach drawing out here that were on the 17 kids we did it for in the morning with manning. and i think with the rain service that symbolizes held through time, our tears, while for way, we forget about that. there is literally a team out here to come and clean them up and other jobs basically pointless except to clean up a couple of flowers. those remind me of our politicians that try to swipe this stuff under the rug and try to make people forget about it. they tell them that they're going to do something about it. they never do their approval readings, go up and then another school shooting happens. and do it again and it, the cycles perpetuates itself and that's how it's been for the past 1000 years. jesus christ another school shooting today. what's the date of the 25th one or not, terry, on this, this one's in today's the 25th active shooter incident and nobody will west middle school in central indiana avenue is posted in 947. that was 10 minutes ago. click on the link to choose no results. how much with i certainly wonder if they're ever going to try to

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