manhunt is underway. this is in the area of 580 and s college. we start with breaking news right now in oakland, a manhunt is under way in the area of 580 and seminary near mills college. police are not saying much right now. all we heard is that a car crashed after a chase and one person has been detained so far. the search under way is nor a second suspect. and police have not said what that suspect is wanted for.

we are going to stay on top of we get them. on emotional tribute to a fallen northern california police officer. law enforcement from around the state gathering to mourn a rookie cop killed in the line of duty i'm kenny choi. >> i'm anne makevec. natalie corona was killed near the uc davis campus. >> memorial service started an hour ago at ark pavilion, let's take a live look at the service, officials saying that they expected around 6000 officers today in addition to family, friends and members of the public to honor the it 22-year-old. earlier they servicing about pipe players and drummer the marched inho , colleagues and honors

recalled her vibrant smile, compassion, lifelong dream of being in law enforcement. >> officer corona desired to be a police officer frommer early age on. it wasn't long after along at the economy, how many tells i heard it and i heard it from everybody. peop, i , i know. >> and police departments here around the bay area showing their support. chopper 5 was overhead, caravan from the oakland police department earlier today as officers headed up to davis for the memorial. 14 motorcycle officers leading the way followed by several patrol cars. six officers from the police department left to attend that funeral. they tweeted this video before 8:00 a.m. as they headed to uc davis: mourners and supporters will be able to

view the funeral procession to her home town of arrestbuckle. this afternoon president trump instructed his personal attorney to lie to congress, now the new chairman is vowing to investigate. >> kenny, since taking office president trump faced countless accusations, if this buzzfeed reports proves to be true, they could be the most serious and damming accusations to date. >> michael cohen admitted he lied to congress when he said talks to build a trump tower in moscow ended 6 months earlier than they did. buzzfeed reports special council robert mueller uncovered evidence that the president personally instructed cohen to lie. >> two law enforcement sources say they uncovered the request to lie in multiple interviews with witnesses as part of the special council's investigation into the russian

i can't meddling. cohen verified the claims. also said the president received at least 10 personal update from cohen on the status of the moscow project, even if he denied having any business dealing with russia. >> have no business whatsoever with russia, nothing to do with russia. >> he back tracked those statements lightning year. >> we had a position to possibly do a ildingof de, al builda some ki moscow. i decided not to do it. >> president trump tweeted this morning that michael cohen is lying, in an effort to reduce his jail time. cohen faces three years in prison for campaign finance violation. >> mark warner is part of the bipartisan senate committee. clearly, mr. cohen has a checkered history, let's see what was leaked. >> cohen is scheduled to testify before congress next month. these new revelations comes

days after michael confirmed reports that mr. trump directed him to pay thousands of dollars to a technology expert ahead of the 2016 presidential campaign to rig online polls in hiatite house, lenghi, kpix 5. >> and this just coming in, the white house says that president will hold a second mm with north korea leader kim jong un. amtrak bus has crashed first responders say that seven passengers were trans pored to local hospital with minor injuries. there were 25 people on board this bus. when it crashed just before 6:00 a.m. in loss allah mohs on highway 101. riders say they were asleep when somehow the bus ended up on its side. officers haven't determined yet what caused that accident, but heavy fog raspberry reported in the area at the time of that crash. a man convicted of murder has been resentenced and

released from martinez jail later today, friends of kahn. ended with an acquaintance fatally stabbing hair would-be drug dealer. because it resulted in a homicide, allowed kahn to be equally responsible as the man who held the knife. a judge found him guilty of first degree murder and he served more than 15 years behind bars. >> i can very well imagine what he had been going through but he never showed all that in front of us. >> kahn's resentencing is the first under a new california law, it restricts murder charges to those who were the killer when intentionally assisted the killer or acted as a major participant interviewing the felony. teachers are bonding in

oakland in protests. emily turner tells us are fighting for. >> just not inside the classrooms, instead they are on the sidewalks showing the school districts that they are ready to strike. >> oakland students under attack, what do we do? >> she is shouts teachers say, is a shot over the beau of the oakland unified school district, a call to right the ship that they say has under invested in hem and students. >> we are here for our students and that is the truth. no one is out here because they are greedy, we are all here because we believe our students deserve the best. >> today's sickout isn't a union sanctioned event and is it isn't the first one either, today and in december 00s of educators called out of work in response to negotiations with the district. they want higher wages, smaller class sizes and more support staff. the district plans to up their pay, go into a year they could

cut $30 million. the belt tightening will allow so much. it's going to hurt. there are going to be issues in our schools. you know, you can cut a lot here in central office, there is only so much you can cut without destroying the services happening here. >> the impasse could cost the school district as well. los angeles teachers strike cost the district $97 million. today's show of force is a way to show the district what an official strike would be like, something they will vote on next month. >> they have the money they just don't want to put it in the right places, more on can you can'ts and administrators more than any other guess trick in the area. so obviously somebody can do the math, maybe we need to hire more math they don't strike, so disruptive to their lives, students and families, we are doing everything we can to. >> the school district before

december sickout did tell teachers that they do face potential disciplinary action as well as docked pay for this sickout, on the note of pay, starting salary is $46,570. emily turner, kpix 5. tesla announcing another round of layoffs, employees got an e-mail this morning about plan to get ...% of the work force. tesla ceo elon musk saying the move is to increase production and cut costs of the model 3 sedan. musk wants to get the costs of the new electric sedan down from $44,000 to 35,000 by the end of the year. he wrote saying we face annex teamly difficult challenge making our cars, batteries and solar products cost competitive with fossil fuels, progress is still too expensive for most people. musk said the reduction in the u.s. tax credit for electric

vehicles is an issue for the company as it tries to compete with other car manufacturers. the shall government shutdown is 28 days old. thousands of furloughed federal workers missed another pay trek today. president trump and house speaker nancy pelosi are at odds, nixed plans to visit u.s. troops in afghanistan, the president made a dangerous move by outing her planned trip. >> we have prerogative to travel commercially, we made plans to do that. and that endanger. >> the white house says president trump canceled treasure secretary steve mnuchin's trip next week. getting a helping hand from local food banks, january i tars have already gone a month without a paycheck. with the help of second harvest

food bank 40 families were able to help themselves ting abouts of groceries. we are going to keep providing these distributions throughout the furlough, we also want to let people know they can call our food connection hotline and get connected to any of our services, we distribute groceries to anybody who needs our help. >> food banks are preparing to provide aid to coast guard workers and families. taking a look at the big board as we end this work week. the dow has been up all day right now about 281 points. tech and industrial companies made some big gains earlier. and banks stocks also rising. the womens march is going to take place in several cities across the country tomorrow. millions made history at the first womens marchs in 2017. but this year, several factors including the weather and a lack of funding could lead to lower attendance, certain chapters have canceled plans for this year criticizing a leader support for a top

minister in the nation of islam, an organization being a hate group by the southern poverty law center. still ahead, new numbers on the flu in the united states and the best things can you two if you start coming down with symptoms. and just in time for the holiday weekend, sierra resorts celebrating several feet of fresh snow. well catching a bit of a break from the rain right now. but changes are coming. we are tracking our next weather system, let you know when we'll see the rain for part of our weekend coming up.

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notice: work will start on mon it is official, early next week construction will begin on bringing bart to downtown san jose. work will start on monday and the first part of the project could last up to 7 weeks. the work will begin along santa clara street between south market and north third. the bta says the construction is starting ahead of schedule because it needs additional date to complete the final design. government health officials just released the latest numbers on the flu in the u.s. doctors have advice for otherwise healthy people who come down with flu symptoms. >> estimates show as many as 9.6 million people have been sick with the flu so far this season. up to half visited a doctor and up to 114,000 have been hospitalized. >> we are seeing a significant increase in the amount of flu- like illness. >> jeremy thomas has a message

for ople flu-like symptoms such as fever and body aches, avoid an er or visit an urgent care clinic instead. most healthy patients are adequate just treating at home with good hydration over-the- counter medications to treat their symptoms. >> because those patients can expose other critical patients in the er and on the flip side if a person doesn't have the flu they can pick up the flu or another illness in the er. >> doctors caution there are symptoms that warrant a trip to the emergency room, even for the typically healthy. >> vomiting, diarrhea, inability to hold down their medications or hold down fluids, increasing shortness of breath, high heart rate. >> children under 5, people over 65, and those with underlying health problems should consider an er visit because they are at high risk for complications of the flu.

tom hanson, cbs news, new york. the fda is holding a hearing. help those who want to kick that habit. research showing that some 3.6 million under aged teenagers use e-cigarettes, right now the antismoking therapies on the market such as discuss natural and gums are ways to help kids to quit vaping. the bright side it walloped the sierra with several feet of fresh snow. and it's perfect on the slopes. off donner summit say they got over 60 inches of snow. one skier says it hadn't looked this good in years. >> oh, man it's awesome, powder all over on that side of the mountain there is like -- none of the snow machines. so it's all fresh powder and it is packed. it's you some. >> more snow is expected over

the holiday weekend. so if you are going through the sierra, can you expect slippery roads and reduced visibility. on the coast high surf warning is in effect for much of the coast until later this afternoon, move and in pacifical, waves from 25 to 35 feet expected, they are big but not ideal conditions for surfers out there because they are cop pee. >> ken knee you would know for sure as a surfer,. waves up to et, that why the hi surf warning is still in effect until 5:00 p.m. today. dangerous surfing, rip current risk as well. we can see we are watching a bit of a break from the rain, some spotty showers in some locations. spotty sprinkles. here is a live look looking south, clouds in the sky in san francisco, even peaks of some sunshine earlier today. our temperatures running at 61 right now in concord 59 in

oakland, liver 58. san francisco 57. san jose at 61, san rosa in the mid-50s. satellite and radar view high pressure to our south, still afar away, weather systems are on the top of the ridge, we'll see a few showers in some location as as we go through the day. this is at 4:00 p.m., can you see showers for the north bay. and then from san francisco south, so the south bay you will see some sunshine as we head through the afternoon. at 1:00 p.m. and you can see showers for the north bay, down into san francisco peninsula, into the berkeley hills could see showers late tonight. as we go through tomorrow in the morning, a few showers the north bay at 5:00 a.m. most of us will be dry and looking at mainly dry conditions for your saturday. and then tracking a weak weather system to roll in for sunday and with that it will bring light rain, widespread light rain on sunday. if you wanted plenty of

sunshine and dry weather, a ridge of high pressure builds in, pattern changes for them week. sunrise at 7:22. daytime highs for today looking at upper east for many locations from san francisco a low 60s oakland, redwood city, mountain view, fremont as well as for san jose. sunday night we have the total lunar yipss chips. hopefully you will see it. we are looking at showers with mostly cloudy skies. seven day forecast as we look ahead to next week, that's when we'll see the sunshine, pretty much all week long. as high pressure builds in, we'll be right back.

warning in effect along the coas welcome back. a live look near lands end in san francisco. surfers are out there, a high surf warning is in effect along the coast. can you see as chopper 5 shows us the choppy conditions out there. can see those surfers paddling. and the guy going left. >> and a bit of a wipeout. he is fine, you see the board out there, he is going to be okay. another episode of 48 hours, extraordinary cold case this week. >> yeah, combined a lot of rivetting factors, cutting edge technology to solve a double

murder from nearly 30 years ago. >> i was 10 years old, the phone rang, something was wrong. very wrong. >> tomorrow 48 hours follows the investigation into the murders of two beloved grandmothers in knock knock. correspondent richard less schlessinger tell its me. >> it started in 1990 with a murder that was -- a double murder, that was so brutal one of the cops involved in it compared it to anything that jack the ripper might have done. because it was in such a small town, starkville, mississippi, everybody thought it would be solved within 24 hours. here we are 28 years later, with some progress to report. >> more on that progress tomorrow night when 48 hours. >> you cvs pharmacy.

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