Went forward in jordan. Pennsylvania, the lawsuit has been, it was about observing Elections Come in a transparent the of the ballot counting process. They have been brought in several states including pennsylvania and michigan and other states. And as an michigan and nevada, the court throughout the lawsuit as well, saying that you were procedures in place that provided for observers to observe the election about, so. So he did rule, allowing observers in the Convention Center . They were being allowed, and that they had to do, though, was abide by protocols. So it wasnt anything new. It is about how close they could be to the ballot counting process. And on your second question, the strategy of the Trump Administration, well, it suggests is, its adjusted to me that right now, the Trump Administration or tromp campaign does not really have come you know, strong legal cases yet to stop the ballot counting, or to dispute the ballots that come with accounts that have been made already. A
Now at 6 00. Tensions rising between the u. S. And israel. The Biden Administration pausing shipments of military aid as Israeli Forces push into rafah. A top military official set to address congress today. Protests against the war impacting College Graduation this week. Uc berkeley is moving ahead with its plans while balancing the growing encampment on campus. Its been developing over the past. Superintendents past school boards. Its now on us, and theres no way out. And huge cash flow issues at San Francisco unified the proposals being made to fix the problem before the district runs out of money. Plus, the archives have arrived. San franciscos main library, now home to documents revealing the legacy of the late cecil williams. Good morning. Welcome to wednesday, may 8th. Lets check in with drew. Yeah. The temperatures there rising this afternoon. So were going to feel warm today. A lot of sunshine out there. A live look from the exploratorium camera. We have clear skies this morni
Camp Pico Blanco is about to change hands in a deal that supporters hope will usher in a new generation of campers and return much of the property to the Esselen tribe.