( marty ) here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)an approaching cold front will spread precipitation across the north bay beginning in the predawn hours, and then south across most of the rest

of the forecast area by this afternoon. showers and a slight chance of thunderstorms are expected late this afternoon and evening, diminishing overnight and ending by monday morning. gusty west to northwest winds are expected from late this afternoon through much of tonight, especially near the coast. dry conditions, cool overnight temperatures, and progressively warmer days are then forecast through the end of the week and into next weekend as strong high pressure builds over the west coast.

that is pelting the bay area this morning. as dave mentioned strong wind could be a major problem today. kron 4's sara stinson is in san francisco at ocean beach... how are the conditions there?

thanks sara. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( marty )you can also download the kron 4 mobile app.. or go to our website kron 4 dot com to stay on top of the next series of storms. there you will find full forecasts... interactive radar. and you can also get alerts for your neighborhood. ( marty ) police are investigating a deadly shooting in east san jose. investigators say a woman was shot and killed in a home near clyda drive. that's near the intersection of dobern and jackson. police

are still looking for a suspect and a motive for the shooting. ( marty ) happening today...some teachers in oakland are preparing for a strike. it comes after hundreds of teachers demonstrated in front of the district office in a sick-out on friday. many of them chanted and held signs demanding higher wages and smaller classrooms. kron 4's gayle ong has more. a much calmer gathering saturday at the oakland education associations office.. where educators and supporters channeled their inner artistic side.a smaller crowd but a larger message..through paint, signs and banners..this after friday's one day sick out,where hundreds of oakland teachers rallied in front of the school district's headquarters..demanding higher pay, smaller class sizes and more resources for students.

serve our students and to make this country and this world better and we're having these fights from the district who don't seem to want to serve the students in what we believe is right.">some participated in the sick out friday.. others outside the district showed up to the art workshop.. teachers are demanding a 12 percent pay raisepercent pay demanding a 12 teachers are things."> teachers are demanding a 12 percent pay raisethe district only offered 5 percent. negotiations have been going on for almost two years.budget

concerns are to blame. in the event another strike happens -- all this art will be out on the picket line. ( marty ) and teachers will be painting picket signs again today. the teacher's union also plans to announce the exact dates of the strike vote of the union's 3-thousand members. ( marty ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news... we'll take a look at what police are doing following a string of robberies in one east bay community. ( marty ) plus -- a soda shop is adding something extra to its milkshakes and sundaes.. its a "special oil" that's causing some controversy. ( marty ) and next, we'll hear from health experts about the harmful effects too much screen time could have on your children.

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against any screen time for children younger than 18-months, and only one hour per day for children ages two to five.the american heart association reported in 2017 that screen time could even contribute to future heart disease.but experts at the royal college say there's no direct evidence to suggest a toxic link between screen time with heart disease, obesity and other health issues.the report did find that screen time could have a negative impact on sleep patterns and mental health and encouraged parents to set limits for their children....including not letting kids use tablets or other devices an hour before bedtime.for today's health minute, i'm meredith wood. ( marty ) some blood pressure medication has been recalled after testing showed the medication contained trace amounts of a cancer-causing substance. the recall involves two types of irbe- sartan tablets.. the ingredients were produced by a chinese pharmaceutical company. in recxent months, that company has been linked to

several recalls of blood pressure drugs. ( marty ) americans are drinking less alcohol. that's according to a beverage market analysis company. the company says americans guzzled 3-and a half billion cases of beer, wine, and a decline of close to one- per-cent. 2018 was the third year in a row that alcohol consumption decreased in the u-s. the analysis shows the biggest decline was among beer drinkers. it was down one-and a half percent. the company says wine and spirits are more popular -- gaining in sales for 24 years straight. ( dave )

( marty ) here's a live look at kirkwood this morning... ( marty ) here's a live look at the embarcadero this morning. toss to weather. (dave) an approaching cold front will

spread precipitation across the north bay beginning in the predawn hours, and then south across most of the rest of the forecast area by this afternoon. showers and a slight chance of thunderstorms are expected late this afternoon and evening, diminishing overnight and ending by monday morning. gusty west to northwest winds are expected from late this afternoon through much of tonight, especially near the coast. dry conditions, cool overnight temperatures, and progressively warmer days are then forecast through the end of the week and into next weekend as strong high pressure builds over the west coast.

( marty ) the stalemate continues in washington, as the partial government shutdown is now in its 30th day. saturday, president trump said he would be willing to extend protections for daca recipients in exchange for a border wall. camila bernal is in washington with more. president donald trump offering to make a deal, president donald trump: i am here today to break the logjam and provide congress with a path forward to end the government shutdown.speaking from the white house, he proposed funds for what he called a, "humanitarian and

security crisis" at the southern border: new drug detection technology, more border patrol agents, more judges, and a wall.president donald trump: the plan includes $5.7 billion for a strategic deployment of physical barriers, or a wall. then he offered what he believes will convince moderate democrats to support him,president donald trump: three years of legislative relief for 700,000 daca recipients.and added that he would also offer three years of protection for individuals with temporary protected status or tps.president donald trump: that is our plan, border security, daca, tps, and many other things.but speaker nancy pelosi rejecting the proposal. in a statement, pelosi said, "it is unlikely that any one of these provisions alone would pass the house, and taken together, they are a non-starter. for one thing, this proposal does not include the permanent solution for the dreamers and

tps recipients..."then the speaker adding that democrats want border security but first, will pass bills to reopen the government, something that seems unlikely as both sides continue to stand their ground.in washington, i'm camila bernal reporting. ( marty ) new this morning...president trump was on twitter blasting house speak nancy pelosi and san francisco. the president tweeted "nancy pelosi has behaved so irrationally and has gone so far to the left that she has now officially become a radical democrat. she is so petrified of the "lefties" in her party that she has lost control... and by the way, clean up the streets in san francisco, they are disgusting!" the president went on to say he is still thinking about holding a state of the union speech. ( marty ) another u-s airport is struggling with t-s-a officers calling out sick. and because of that, the t-s-a is closing one checkpoint early at baltime- washington international thurgood marshall airport.

the t-s-a tweeted saturday that one of the airport's "security checkpoints was shut down saturday. passengers were asked to arrive early for evening flights and check with the airport and airlines for updates. t-s-a employees are among the 800-thousand of federal workers affected by the partial government shutdown ...... which is the longest in u.s. history. ( marty ) in national news...a video on social media shows a group of kentucky high school students mocking a native american elder. this video from friday's in-digenous people's march in washington was posted on instagram.. it shows what looks to be a teen, wearing a "make america great again" hat, staring at an older man who is drumming. other young people surround the two, jeering and chanting. activists say the drummer is an elder from the omaha tribe. an organizer for the march called what happened extremely disrespectful to native americans everywhere.

heard them saying 'build that wall, buiild that wall.' this is indigenous lands.">( marty ) the young people in the video are students from a kentucky catholic high school. the school says they were attending the annual "march for life", which was also taking place that day. the high school is investigating the incident and promised to punish the students in the video, it could include expulsion. ( marty ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news......a preview of two nfl quarterbacks from the bay area who will be leading their teams in the conference championships today.. (ácommercialá) this is not a bed.

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away from the nfl conference championships...two of the four quarterbacks in the conference championships are from the bay area....we'll start with the infamous tom brady.... --- brady...originally from san mateo....attended junipero serra high....he is no stranger to the nfl playoffs...a 5 time superbowl champion...4 time superbowl mvp...and 3 time nfl mvp.... ---tom brady and the new england patriots will head to kansas city to face the chiefs tomorrow.... ---jared goff....another bay area native....originally from novato....attended cal berkley....24 years old...he was named to the pro bowl team two years in a row... ---and now eyes his first superbowl appearace in his career....but first he will have to face veteran drew

brees and the new orleans saints on sunday....sharks.in tampa bay facing the lightning... ---kevin labanc ready to take on the lightning.... ---2nd period....sharks down by 1...evander kane shoots it....gets his own rebound....and shoots it right back in...to tie the game at 2....kane had 2 goals tonight for san jose... ---3rd period....lightning up 5- 2...steven stamkos gets it....he will shoot it in with authority...his 2nd goal of the game....lightning extend their lead to 6-2... ---39 seconds left in the game...marcus sorenson with the shot....too little...too late for the sharks... ---the tampa bay lightning go on to defeat the san jose sharks....6-3.... big saturday in college hoops...washington huskies hosting the cal golden bears... ---there is wyking jones....golden bears head coach... ---2nd half...washington up 51- 39...paris austin...high off the glass...he had 12 points for cal today.... ---but moments later...dominic green gets it..deep corner three...green had 17 points off the bench for washington...

---huskies defeat the cal golden bears....71-52... ---stanford carindal also in washington to take on the washington state cougars.... ---1st half....cj elleby with the nice layup...had 18 points tonight for the cougars... ---start of the 2nd half...daejon davis takes it away from elleby....he takes it himself....he slams it in with authority....he had 15 points for the cardinal.... ---stanford defeats the washington state cougars...78- 66... well what a friday night it was for the golden state warriors and for their main big man demarcus cousins. the all star who made his return on friday night after that achilles tear last year. cousins came in and went to work right away. his first two points came off of this monster dunk. now with cousins in the lineup the warriors had five all stars on the court from last season. it's the first time that has happened since the 1970's. not even michael jordan's teams had five all stars in their starting lineup. cousins had 14 points, six rebounds, three assists, and was three of four from outside the arc. he did foul out and at times looked like he was huffin' and puffin' but the

warriors were plus 21 with him in the lineup."demarcus, can you take us through what your emotions were like after that dunk and then seeing how the bench reacted?""i'm just glad to know i can still dunk. it felt good. i never in a million years would've thought that would've been my first basket playing ball again. i like that it happened. i wouldn't have changed it. i like that." ( marty ) ( marty ) as we head to break, here's a live look outside... golden gate bridge..

here's a live look at the bay bridge. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)an approaching cold front will spread precipitation across the

north bay beginning in the predawn hours, and then south across most of the rest of the forecast area by this afternoon. showers and a slight chance of thunderstorms are expected late this afternoon and evening, diminishing overnight and ending by monday morning. gusty west to northwest winds are expected from late this afternoon through much of tonight, especially near the coast. dry conditions, cool overnight temperatures, and progressively warmer days are then forecast through the end of the week and into next weekend as strong high pressure builds over the west coast.

( marty ) police are hoping surveillance video will lead them to the suspects wanted following a home invasion in piedmont. last

weekend three people--one of them with a gun, broke into a home and hurt a child. kron4's dan thorn reports, police believe the trio may be connected to a crime spree. new surveillance video shows the moments before a freightening home invasion. police say on the morning of january 12th these three would-be robbers broke into a home in piedmont..and threatened a child and his father..sot: they confronted the nine year old who answered the front door. one of the suspects pushed the nine year old to the ground..piedmont police captain chris monahan says the dad overheard the commotion upstairs and confronted the 3 criminals.. sot: one suspect displays a firearm tells the father not to move..while holding up the father--the other two rummaged through the house..minutes later all 3 seen running from the home but police say these three are wanted for other bay area crimes..sot: an armed carjacking in berkeley, several burglaries in oakland, some other theft crimes in

oakland and hayward. the captain says they are also suspects in some thefts in san francisco. with help from other surveillance cameras in piedmont--police were able to find the vehicle the criminals used to get away last weekend-- but there was nothing in it.. however, police are confident they will find who is responsible for these crimes.. ( marty ) that was dan thorn reporting. authorities say they are in contact with the family in piedmont...and they're hoping that if anyone has any information about these other crimes they will come forward. ( marty ) a target employee in the north bay is recovering after being punched in the face by a suspected shoplifter. it happened friday night at the petaluma store near highway 101. police have released these surveillance images of the suspect. they tell us that the man concealed some items in his pants and tried to leave the store. when an employee tried to detain him, the man dropped the merchandise and punched the empoyee. that worker suffered a minor injury

but is okay. ( marty ) the women's march in san francisco was among the largest in the nation. as thousands of people took part in a peaceful demonstration. kron four's philippe djegal was there. nats- now, in it's third year... the women's march in san francisco, quickly becoming a january tradition... led by strong women -- dissatisfied with the status quo.tomiquia moss/activist- "it is really difficult for men to understand their power over women's reproductive rights." mothers and sisters -- turned activists... marching down market street.tomiquia moss/activist- "and, uh, until a man is able to have a child, it should rest in the decision-making of women."nats- the demonstration through the city started at civic center plaza...rep. barbara lee/democrat- "do you feel the power we have?" state and local leaders holding court on stage... with a direct message for president donald

trump.rep. barbara lee/democrat- "end this shutdown today. end it today." san francisco mayor london breed touting the progress being made in congress following the mid-term elections.london breed/mayor- "a record number of women -- 35 women elected to the house of representative." young girls catching onto the message of inclusion -- reverberating through the crowd.carlyn cunningham/16- year-old- "i stand with planned parenthood. i stand for equality of everyone."lola hockenberry/15-years-old- "no matter how small, you think, an impact will have, i think it's so important that you just get out and show that you're not gonna be suppressed." zehra (z-air- uh) mohsin (mo-sen) believes women journalists are under siege.zehra mohsin/journalist- "particularly, right now, is marzieh hashemi, who is a female journalist, whose a us citizen, and she's being incarcerated right now -- there's no formal charges. so, we'd really like for her to be free." a fading sense of nation pride -- the driving force behind some demanding more from their government. tracy cunningham/mother- "i see my children and my children's friends growing up with different set of expectations for our moral values and beliefs, and that bothers me, here at home and certainly, abroad." overall, the police department says the rally and march both remained peaceful. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news.

coming up on the kron 4 morning news -- a happy ending for a puppy with a birth defect. we'll see how doctors are making a way for him to walk again.

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high -- but many believe it is therapeutic. reporter al pefley stopped by the soda shop to get the scoop. welcome to delray shores pharmacy and soda fountain. they carry the usual items you'd find at any soda shop. but they also offer a special ingredient.t.j. dildine/pharmacist & owner, delray shores pharmacy and soda fountain: "this is 25 milligrams of cbd oil. so, uh ... mint chocolate flavored." that's right. cbd oil. the owner says unlike marijuana, it will not make you high. -nats-they'll add it to milkshakes, ice cream sundaes and also brownies.t.j. dildine/pharmacist & owner, delray shores pharmacy and soda fountain: "it's hemp product. it's not coming from marijuana."pharmacist t.j. dildine says cbd oil can help people suffering from things such as insomnia, chronic inflammation, and anxiety.t.j. dildine/pharmacist & owner, delray shores pharmacy and soda fountain: "we have a lot of patients that are you know have chronic conditions. so yeah they'll come in and get their fix, you know. and ... seems to be helping."for a mere eleven dollars, you can get a daddy chill out -- a mint chocolate chip milkshake with 25 mg of cbd oil made from the hemp plant.one man who tried it says it eases his back and neck pain.alex

wells/pharmacy customer: "i think that it does help. it's ... it's not like it's going to make you feel like you're on cloud nine or anything like that. it's jusa nice relaxing beverage."for some, adding cbd oil to food may be controversial.t.j. dildine/pharmacist & owner, delray shores pharmacy and soda fountain (quick): "there's no laws in place prohibiting it.it may be a trendy option to sell cbd shakes and brownies. but not everyone is sold on the idea. dearil mccellion/pharmacy customer: "oh yes ice cream. this doesn't add up to me at all so i wouldn't dare try it." the fact that the soda fountain shares space with a pharmacy may help those who are hesitant, giving the cbd milkshakes a little added credibility.voice of t.j. dildine/pharmacist & owner, delray shores pharmacy and soda fountain: "it's starting to gain in popularity." ( marty ) that was al pefley reporting. the d-e-a says it is legal as long as c-b-d comes from industrial hemp. . still ahead on the kron 4 morning news..-- meet a seven year old girl who is starting to make waves as a barber in texas. (ácommercialá)

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look from the squaw creek resort this morning. many lake tahoe resorts are expecting a lot more snow this coming week. ( marty ) live look outside...sutro tower. dave spahr is here with your weather forecast. (dave)an approaching cold front will spread

precipitation across the north bay beginning in the predawn hours, and then south across most of the rest of the forecast area by this afternoon. showers and a slight chance of thunderstorms are expected late this afternoon and evening, diminishing overnight and ending by monday morning. gusty west to northwest winds are expected from late this afternoon through much of tonight, especially near the coast. dry conditions, cool overnight temperatures, and progressively warmer days are then forecast through the end of the week and into next weekend as strong high pressure builds over the west coast.

( marty ) ( marty )( marty ) a puppy in oklahoma was

born with a defect in his elbows. that means his paws face the wrong way. lauren daniels shows us how vets helped the pup. man:"release the hounds!"meet milo.jennie hayes:"heús loud and heús opinionated but heús also so sweet and cuddly. heús just a great little puppy."a great little puppy who's already faced a great hurdle at just eight weeks old.nat sound:milo was born with a problem with his elbows, leaving his tiny little paws facing the wrong way.nat sound: jennie hayes runs oliver and friends farm rescue and sanctuary in luther.she took milo in from a breeder.his condition left him only able

to do a sort of army crawl around, he really needed surgery to walk.jennie hayes: "he wouldnút have had any quality of life past another month or two so it was definitely required."doctor erik clary at o-s-u's center for veterinary health sciences says milo's condition is very rare, and surgery was nothing short of complicated.dr. erik clary:"for each of his elbows, we had to go into the joint and get his elbow back into alignment. so once we did that, then we had to place a pin across his joint to keep things stable."now he's back home with hayes, nearing the middle of a three-week recovery process in a front body splint.jennie hayes:"i think all the vet students must be girls because this is the second cast change and both of them were pink. he is a boy. you're a boy's right? say iúm a boy!"the splint will be removed in a couple of weeks so they can take out his pins.it's going to take a lot of rehab and if his elbows stay in place for the first three weeks, he really does have a good chance at walking normally one day.but for now, he's doing well.but as you can imagine, it's hard on the little guy to stand still.nat sound:though life has tried to knock him down, milo is fighting back.jennie hayes:

"just his will to live. he loves life." ( marty ) that was that was lauren daniels reporting. hayes has not decided if milo will be put up for adoption. ( marty ) the kansas city chiefs will be home today for their a-f-c championship game against the new england patriots. and among the fans who will be at arrowhead stadium will be four men who served together in desert storm. it's the first time they'll be together in 27 years. thanks to his wife... dan gilbert says she arranged the meeting with the other men's wives to support his team. football is something that's kept the group connected over the years.

of the truck, it was a neat moment.">( marty ) the buddies have a 15-year-long bet on whether the cowboys go to the super bowl before the ( marty ) in today's - hidden history: our black history series leading up to next months celebration .... we are going to take you to oakville, alabama, that is the childhood home of one of the most famous athletes in the world. jack royer has the story.

these, a replica on the family property. "they had a hard life here, nothing come easy for him." wining would soon come easy for him after his family moved to ohio, where his unheardof success at ohio state, earned him a greater, controversial oprotunity. "america's black streak jesse owens in the 100 meter. the world's most superb runner makes the others look as if they're walking." in front of the world, owens embarassed nazi germany to win four gold medals amid the racist tension surrounding the games in berlin. the next accomplishmen t that would shatter expectations, and do what owens would continue doing for the rest of his life....give hope to young people who needed his inspiration. dedicated in 1996, the museum displays the history of owens life for all to see. attracting thousands of visitors every year, many not realizing he was born right here in alabama. jesse owens would continue those impacts until his death in 1980. his birthplace, perhaps hard to find, but forget...as the impact he had on the sporting world paved a way for today's athletes to succeed.>

as we head to break, here's a live look outside... san francisco international airport. ♪

they say you should always listen to your heart.

and where better to do that, than the island of ireland? after all, your heart is the best compass there is. so get out there and fill your heart with the stuff that keeps it beating. fill your heart with ireland. ( marty ) in houston, there's a seven-year-old girl who's starting to make waves as a barber. charly edsitty meets the girl who's a cut above.

nat sound:with a bow in her hair, a gold chain around her neck and a stool under her feet ...alijah hernandez hones her craft of clipping and snipping.alijah hernandez:"a fade is when you're cutting hair and it shows detail of your haircut."the pint-sized barber has been practicing her cuts, under the guidance of her dad franky who is a talented barber himself.he realized alijah was drawn to the clippers when she would watch her dad do work as a toddler.franky hernandez:"i taught her the right maneuvers and her watching me over time. from there on out i was like, she is gonna be the coldest barber i know."and just a few short years later, now alijah is in control of the clippers practicing her skills.angel negrete:"for a seven-year-old, you won't see that anywhere else."and she's catching attention not only at hair competitions across texas ... but also on social media.the business of hair a family affair with alijah's little

sisters also getting into the mix.nat sound:"z styles in the building y'all!"franky says he encourages his girls to pursue their passion, even if it's in an industry mostly dominated by men.franky hernandez:"we're not going to be stopping at a limit because they're women, right?"alijah believes what she's doing can encourage other kids, as well.alijah hernandez:"i call it inspiring other kids to come out and do the same thing." ( marty ) that was charly edsitty reporting. alijah is still years away from getting a license to professionally cut hair...but her story is truly inspiring. ( dave ) (sara) and i'm live with a look the wet weather conditions in the south bay. (ácommercialá)

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the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave) an approaching cold front will

spread precipitation across the north bay beginning in the predawn hours, and then south across most of the rest of the forecast area by this afternoon. showers and a slight chance of thunderstorms are expected late this afternoon and evening, diminishing overnight and ending by monday morning. gusty west to northwest winds are expected from late this afternoon through much of tonight, especially near the coast. dry conditions, cool overnight temperatures, and progressively warmer days are then forecast through the end of the week and into next

weekend as strong high pressure builds over the west coast. and we have more on the storm that is pelting the bay area this morning. as dave mentioned strong wind could be a major problem today. kron 4's sara stinson is in san francisco ... how are the conditions there? current conditions strong winds coastal flooding advisory in effect starting right now lowlying areas like here at ocean beach, embarcadero, pacifica anything bay front or near marshes could see some flooding. locations impacted could be parking lots, coastal

trails, sidewalks and even roadways. this is because of the tides but also we have the heavy rain hitting us. the roads are slick out there so be careful if you are hitting the road today. right now i'm seeing strong winds, the waves are insane out here, and the rain is on and off. thanks sara. thanks sara. thanks check back with you through

out the morning. ( marty )you can also download the kron 4 mobile app.. or go to our website kron 4 dot com to stay on top of the next series of storms. there you will find full forecasts... interactive radar. and you can also get alerts for your neighborhood. ( marty ) police are investigating a deadly shooting in east san jose. investigators say a woman was shot and killed in a home near clyda drive. that's near the intersection of dobern and jackson. police are still looking for a suspect and a motive for the shooting. ( marty ) happening today...some teachers in oakland are preparing for a strike. it comes after hundreds of teachers demonstrated in front of the district office in a sick-out on friday. many of them chanted and held signs demanding higher wages and smaller classrooms. kron

4's gayle ong has more. a much calmer gathering saturday at the oakland education associations office.. where educators and supporters channeled their inner artistic side.a smaller crowd but a larger message..through paint, signs and banners..this after friday's one day sick out,where hundreds of oakland teachers rallied in front of the school district's headquarters..demanding higher pay, smaller class sizes and more resources for students. some participated in the sick out friday..

colleagues and myself, kind of heavily burdened with the kind of endless work in the schools is disheartening but hopeful."> others outside the district showed up to the art workshop.. teachers are demanding a 12 percent pay raisethe district only offered 5 percent.negotiations have been going on for almost two years.budget concerns are to blame. in the event another strike happens -- all this art will be out on the picket line.

( marty ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news... we'll take a look at what police are doing following a string of robberies in one east bay community. ( marty ) plus -- a soda shop is adding something extra to its milkshakes and sundaes.. its a "special oil" that's causing some controversy. ( marty ) and next, we'll hear from health experts about the harmful effects too much screen time could have on your children.

( marty ) 4 your health...a new study is adding to the growing controversy over screen time...and just how much is too much for your child. meredith wood breaks it down. is there such a thing as too much screen-time for children? according to guidance from the royal college of pediatrics and child health... there's little evidence to prove that. the report out of the u.k. says it's impossible to recommend age appropriate time limits.this flies in the face of guidance from other organizations.the american academy of pediatrics advises against any screen time for children younger than 18-months, and only one hour per day for children ages two to five.the american heart association reported in 2017 that screen time could even contribute to future heart disease.but experts at the royal college say there's no direct evidence to suggest a toxic link between screen time with heart disease, obesity and other health issues.the report did find that screen time could have a negative impact on sleep patterns and mental health and encouraged parents to set limits for their children....including not letting kids use tablets or other devices an hour before bedtime.for today's health minute, i'm meredith

wood. ( marty ) some blood pressure medication has been recalled after testing showed the medication contained trace amounts of a cancer-causing substance. the recall involves two types of irbe- sartan tablets.. the ingredients were produced by a chinese pharmaceutical company. in recxent months, that company has been linked to several recalls of blood pressure drugs. ( marty ) americans are drinking less alcohol. that's according to a beverage market analysis company. the company says americans guzzled 3-and a half billion cases of beer, wine, and a decline of close to one- per-cent. 2018 was the third year in a row that alcohol consumption decreased in the u-s. the analysis shows the biggest decline was among beer drinkers. it was down one-and a half percent.

the company says wine and spirits are more popular -- gaining in sales for 24 years straight. ( dave )

here's a live look at kirkwood this morning... ( marty ) here's a live look at the embarcadero this morning.

(dave)an approaching cold front will spread precipitation across the noh bay beginning in the predawn hours, and then south across most of the rest of the forecast area by this afternoon. showers and a slight chance of thunderstorms are expected late this afternoon and evening, diminishing overnight and ending by monday morning. gusty west to northwest winds are expected from late this afternoon through much of tonight, especially near the coast. dry conditions, cool overnight temperatures, and progressively warmer days are then forecast through the end of theweek and into next weekend as strong high pressure builds over the west coast.

( marty ) the stalemate continues in washington, as the partial government shutdown is now in its 30th day. saturday, president trump said he would be willing to extend protections for daca recipients in exchange for a border wall. camila bernal is in washington with more. president donald trump offering to make a deal, president donald trump: i am here today to break the logjam and provide congress with a path forward to end the government shutdown.speaking from the white house, he proposed funds for what he called a, "humanitarian and security crisis" at the southern border: new drug detection technology, more border patrol agents, more judges, and a wall.president donald trump: the plan includes $5.7 billion for a strategic deployment of physical barriers, or a wall. then he offered what he believes will convince moderate democrats to support him,president donald trump:

three years of legislative relief for 700,000 daca recipients.and added that he would also offer three years of protection for individuals with temporary protected status or tps.president donald trump: that is our plan, border security, daca, tps, and many other things.but speaker nancy pelosi rejecting the proposal. in a statement, pelosi said, "it is unlikely that any one of these provisions alone would pass the house, and taken together, they are a non-starter. for one thing, this proposal does not include the permanent solution for the dreamers and tps recipients..."then the speaker adding that democrats want border security but first, will pass bills to reopen the government, something that seems unlikely as both sides continue to stand their ground.in washington, i'm camila bernal reporting. ( marty ) new this morning...presi

dent trump was on twitter blasting house speak nancy pelosi and san francisco. the president tweeted "nancy pelosi has behaved so irrationally and has gone so far to the left that she has now officially become a radical democrat. she is so petrified of the "lefties" in her party that she has lost control... and by the way, clean up the streets in san francisco, they are disgusting!" the president went on to say he is still thinking about holding a state of the union speech. ( marty ) another u-s airport is struggling with t-s-a officers calling out sick. and because of that, the t-s-a is closing one checkpoint early at baltimore- washington international thurgood marshall airport. the t-s-a tweeted saturday that one of the airport's "security checkpoints was shut down saturday. passengers were asked to arrive early for evening flights and check with the airport and airlines for updates. t-s-a employees are among the 800-thousand of federal workers affected by the partial government

shutdown ...... which is the longest in u.s. history. ( marty ) about 100 furloughed nasa ames employees demonstrating outside of the research park in mountain view. they are carried signs blaming the president for the shutdown, and demanding an end to it. they're in danger of losing their second paycheck next week. the union gave them each a hundred dollar check for groceries, but that's near not enough to cover all their expenses. ( marty ) meanwhile some of the workers are looking for new jobs, while others have already moved on. but there is a growing concern over the work at nasa ames that's not getting done. ( marty ) in national news...a video on social media shows a group of kentucky high school students mocking a native american elder. this video from friday's in-digenous people's march in

washington was posted on instagram.. it shows what looks to be a teen, wearing a "make america great again" hat, staring at an older man who is drumming. other young people surround the two, jeering and chanting. activists say the drummer is an elder from the omaha tribe. an organizer for the march called what happened extremely disrespectful to native americans everywhere. ( marty ) the young people in the video are students from a kentucky catholic high school. the school says they were attending the annual "march for life", which was also taking place that day. the high school is investigating the incident and promised to punish the students in the video, it could include expulsion. ( marty ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news......a

preview of two nfl quarterbacks from the bay area who will be leading their teams in the conference championships today..

(ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) < we are less than 24 hours away from the nfl conference championships...two of the four quarterbacks in the conference championships are from the bay area....we'll start with the infamous tom brady.... --- brady...originally from san mateo....attended junipero serra high....he is no stranger to the nfl playoffs...a 5 time superbowl champion...4 time superbowl

mvp...and 3 time nfl mvp.... ---tom brady and the new england patriots will head to kansas city to face the chiefs tomorrow.... ---jared goff....another bay area native....originally from novato....attended cal berkley....24 years old...he was named to the pro bowl team two years in a row... ---and now eyes his first superbowl appearace in his career....but first he will have to face veteran drew brees and the new orleans saints on sunday....sharks.in tampa bay facing the lightning... ---kevin labanc ready to take on the lightning.... ---2nd period....sharks down by 1...evander kane shoots it....gets his own rebound....and shoots it right back in...to tie the game at 2....kane had 2 goals tonight for san jose... ---3rd period....lightning up 5- 2...steven stamkos gets it....he will shoot it in with authority...his 2nd goal of the game....lightning extend their lead to 6-2... ---39

seconds left in the game...marcus sorenson with the shot....too little...too late for the sharks... ---the tampa bay lightning go on to defeat the san jose sharks....6-3.... big saturday in college hoops...washington huskies hosting the cal golden bears... ---there is wyking jones....golden bears head coach... ---2nd half...washington up 51- 39...paris austin...high off the glass...he had 12 points for cal today.... ---but moments later...dominic green gets it..deep corner three...green had 17 points off the bench for washington... ---huskies defeat the cal golden bears....71-52... ---stanford carindal also in washington to take on the washington state cougars.... ---1st half....cj elleby with the nice layup...had 18 points tonight for the cougars... ---start of the 2nd half...daejon davis takes it away from elleby....he takes it himself....he slams it in with authority....he had 15 points for the cardinal.... ---stanford defeats the washington state cougars...78- 66... well what a friday night it was for the golden state warriors and for their main big man demarcus cousins. the all star who made his return on friday night after that achilles tear last year. cousins came in and went to

work right away. his first two points came off of this monster dunk. now with cousins in the lineup the warriors had five all stars on the court from last season. it's the first time that has happened since the 1970's. not even michael jordan's teams had five all stars in their starting lineup. cousins had 14 points, six rebounds, three assists, and was three of four from outside the arc. he did foul out and at times looked like he was huffin' and puffin' but the warriors were plus 21 with him in the lineup."demarcus, can you take us through what your emotions were like after that dunk and then seeing how the bench reacted?""i'm just glad to know i can still dunk. it felt good. i never in a million years would've thought that would've been my first basket playing ball again. i like that it happened. i wouldn't have changed it. i like that." ( marty ) head to break, here's a live look

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bay bridge. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)an approaching cold front will spread precipitation across the north bay beginning in the predawn hours, and then south across most of the rest of the forecast area by this afternoon. showers and a slight chance of thunderstorms

are expected late this afternoon and evening, diminishing overnight and ending by monday morning. gusty west to northwest winds are expected from late this afternoon through much of tonight, especially near the coast. dry conditions, cool overnight temperatures, and progressively warmer days are then forecast through the end of the week and into next weekend as strong high pressure builds over the west coast.

( marty ) police are hoping surveillance video will lead them to the suspects wanted following a home invasion in piedmont. last weekend three people--one of themith a gun, broke into a home and hurt a child. kron4's dan thorn reports, police believe the trio may be connected to a crime spree. new surveillance video shows the moments before a freightening home invasion. police say on the morning of

january 12th these three would-be robbers broke into a home in piedmont..and threatened a child and his father..sot: they confronted the nine year old who answered the front door. one of the suspects pushed the nine year old to the ground..piedmont police captain chris monahan says the dad overheard the commotion upstairs and confronted the 3 criminals.. sot: one suspect displays a fireartells the father not to move..while holding up the father--the other two rummaged through the house..minutes later all 3 seen running from the home but police say these three are wanted for other bay area crimes..sot: an armed carjacking in berkeley, several burglaries in oakland, some other theft crimes in oakland and hayward. the captain says they are also suspects in some thefts in san francisco. with help from other surveillance cameras in piedmont--police were able to find the vehicle the criminals used to get away last weekend-- but there was nothing in it.. however, police are confident they will find who is responsible for these crimes.. ( marty ) that was dan

thorn reporting. authorities say they are in contact with the family in piedmont...and they're hoping that if anyone has any information about these other crimes they will come forward. ( marty ) a target employee in the north bay is recovering after being punched in the face by a suspected shoplifter. it happened friday night at the petaluma store near highway 101. police have released these surveillance images of the suspect. they tell us that the man concealed some items in his pants and tried to leave the store. when an employee tried to detain him, the man dropped the merchandise and punched the empoyee. that worker suffered a minor injury but is okay. ( marty ) the women's march in san francisco was among the largest in the nation. as thousands of people took part in a peaceful demonstration. kron four's philippe djegal nats- now, in it's third year... the women's march in san francisco, quickly becoming a january tradition... led by strong women -- dissatisfied with the status

quo.tomiquia moss/activist- "it is really difficult for men to understand their power over women's reproductive rights." mothers and sisters -- turned activists... marching down market street.tomiquia moss/activist- "and, uh, until a man is able to have a child, it should rest in the decision-making of women."nats- the demonstration through the city started at civic center plaza...rep. barbara lee/democrat- "do you feel the power we have?" state and local leaders holding court on stage... with a direct message for president donald trump.rep. barbara lee/democrat- "end this shutdown today. end it today." san francisco mayor london breed touting the progress being made in congress following the mid-term elections.london breed/mayor- "a record number of women -- 35 women elected to the house of representative." young girls catching onto the message of inclusion -- reverberating through the crowd.carlyn cunningham/16- year-old- "i stand with planned parenthood. i stand for equality of everyone."lola hockenberry/15-years-old- o matter how small, you think, an impact will have, i think it's so important that you just get out and show that you're not gonna be suppressed." zehra (z-air- uh) mohsin (mo-sen) believes women journalists are under

siege.zehra mohsin/journalist- "particularly, right now, is marzieh hashemi, who is a female journalist, whose a us citizen, and she's being incarcerated right now -- there's no formal charges. so, we'd really like for her to be free." a fading sense of nation pride -- the driving force behind some demanding more from their government. tracy cunningham/mother- "i see my children and my children's friends growing up with different set of expectations for our moral values and beliefs, and that bothers me, here at home and certainly, abroad." overall, the police department says the rally and march both remained peaceful. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. coming up on the kron 4 morning news -- a happy ending for a puppy with a birth defect. we'll see how doctors are making a way for him to walk again.

(ácommercialá) ( marty ) a soda shop in south florida is adding something extra to its milkshakes and sundaes -- c-b- d oil. that's a compound found in marijuana. shop workers say it won't get you high -- but many believe it is therapeutic. reporter al pefley stopped by the soda shop to get the scoop. welcome to delray shores pharmacy and soda fountain. they carry the usual items you'd find at any soda shop. but they also offer a special ingredient.t.j. dildine/pharmacist & owner, delray shores pharmacy and soda fountain: "this is 25 milligrams of cbd oil. so, uh ... mint chocolate flavored."

that's right. cbd oil. the owner says unlike marijuana, it will not make you high. -nats-they'll add it to milkshakes, ice cream sundaes and also brownies.t.j. dildine/pharmacist & owner, delray shores pharmacy and soda fountain: "it's hemp product. it's not coming from marijuana."pharmacist t.j. dildine says cbd oil can help people suffering from things such as insomnia, chronic inflammation, and anxiety.t.j. dildine/pharmacist & owner, delray shores pharmacy and soda fountain: "we have a lot of patients that are you know have chronic conditions. so yeah they'll come in and get their fix, you know. and ... seems to be helping."for a mere eleven dollars, you can get a daddy chill out -- a mint chocolate chip milkshake with 25 mg of cbd oil made from the hemp plant.one man who tried it says it eases his back and neck pain.alex wells/pharmacy customer: "i think that it does help. it's ... it's not like it's going to make you feel like you're on cloud nine or anything like that. it's just a nice relaxing beverage."for some, adding cbd oil to food may be controversial.t.j. dildine/pharmacist & owner, delray shores pharmacy and soda fountain (quick): "there's no laws in place prohibiting it.it may be a trendy option to sell cbd shakes and brownies. but not everyone is sold on the idea. dearil mccellion/pharmacy customer: "oh yes ice cream. this doesn't add up to me at all so i wouldn't dare try it." the fact that the soda

fountain shares space with a pharmacy may help those who are hesitant, giving the cbd milkshakes a little added credibility.dildine/pharmacist & owner, delray shores pharmacy and soda fountain: "it's popularity." ( marty ) that was al pefley reporting. the d-e-a says it is legal as long as c-b-d comes from industrial hemp. . still ahead on the kron 4 morning news..-- meet a seven year old girl who is starting to make waves as a barber in texas.

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look from the squaw creek resort this morning. many lake tahoe resorts are expecting a lot more snow this coming week. ( marty ) live look outside...sutro tower. tower.outside...sutro tower. dave spahr is here with your weather forecast. (dave)an approaching cold front will spread precipitation across the north bay beginning in the predawn hours, and then south across most of the rest of the forecast area by this afternoon. showers and a slight chance of thunderstorms are expected late this afternoon and evening, diminishing overnight and ending by monday morning. gusty west to northwest winds are expected from late this

afternoon through much of tonight, especially near the coast. dry conditions, cool overnight temperatures, and progressively warmer days are then forecast through the end of the week and into next weekend as strong high pressure builds over the west coast.

( marty ) a puppy in oklahoma was born with a defect in his elbows. that means his paws face the wrong way. lauren daniels shows us how doctors helped the pup. man:"release the hounds!"meet milo.jennie hayes:"heús loud and heús opinionated but heús

also so sweet and cuddly. heús just a great little puppy."a great little puppy who's already faced a great hurdle at just eight weeks old.nat sound:milo was born with a problem with his elbows, leaving his tiny little paws facing the wrong way.nat sound: jennie hayes runs oliver and friends farm rescue and sanctuary in luther.she took milo in from a breeder.his condition left him only able

to do a sort of army crawl around, he really needed surgery to walk.jennie hayes: "he wouldnút have had any quality of life past another month or two so it was definitely required."doctor erik clary at o-s-u's center for veterinary health sciences says milo's condition is very rare, and surgery was nothing short of complicated.dr. erik clary:"for each of his elbows, we had to go into the joint and get his elbow back into alignment. so once we did that, then we had to place a pin across his joint to keep things stable."now he's back home with hayes, nearing the middle of a three-week recovery front body splint. jennie hayes:"i think all the vet students must be girls because this is the second cast change and both of them were pink. he is a boy. you're a boy's boy!"the splint will be removed in weeks so they can take out it's going to take a lot of his elbows stay in place three weeks, he really does have a good walking normally one but for now, he's doing but as you can imagine, it's little guy to stand still.nat sound:has tried to knock him fighting back.jennie hayes:"just his will to live. he loves life." ( marty ) that was lauren daniels reporting. hayes has not decided if milo will be put up for adoption. ( marty ) the kansas city chiefs will be home today for their a-f-c championship game against the new england patriots. and among the fans who will be at arrowhead stadium will be four men who served together in desert storm. it's the first time they'll be together in 27 years. thanks to his

wife... dan gilbert says she arranged the meeting with the other men's wives to support his team. football is something that's kept the group connected over the years. ( marty ) the buddies have a 15-year-long bet on whether the cowboys go to the super bowl before the ( marty ) in today's - hidden history: our black history series leading up to next months celebration .... are going to take you to oakville, alabama, that is the childhood home of one of the most famous athletes in the world. jack royer has the story.

world famous athlete heard a starter pistol, he spent 9 hard years living on this land in northwest alabama."welcome to the owens family home." where a replica of his childhood home now reminds visitors that adversity never stopped jesse owens will to win. the youngest of ten children- many of them living together in a house like these, a replica on the family property. "they had a hard life here, nothing come easy for him." wining would soon come easy for him after his family moved to ohio, where his unheardof success at ohio state, earned him a greater, controversial oprotunity. "america's black streak jesse owens in the 100 meter. the world's most superb runner makes the others look as if they're walking." in front of the world, owens embarassed nazi germany to win four gold medals amid the racist tension surrounding the games in berlin. the next accomplishmen t that would shatter expectations, and do what owens would continue doing for the rest of his life....give

hope to young people who needed his inspiration. dedicated in 1996, the museum displays the history of owens life for all to see. attracting thousands of visitors every year, many not realizing he was born right here in alabama. jesse owens would continue those impacts until his death in 1980. his birthplace, perhaps hard to find, but also hard to forget...as the impact he had on the sporting world paved a way for today's athletes to succeed.> as we head to break, here's a live look outside... san francisco international airport.

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seven-year-old girl who's starting to make waves as a barber. charly edsitty meets the girl who's a cut above. nat sound:with a bow in her hair, a gold chain around her neck and a stool under her feet ...alijah hernandez hones her craft of clipping and snipping.alijah hernandez:"a fade is when you're cutting hair and it shows detail of your haircut."the pint-sized barber has been practicing her cuts, under the guidance of her dad franky who is a talented barber himself.he realized alijah was drawn to the clippers when she would

watch her dad do work as a toddler.franky hernandez:"i taught her the right maneuvers and her watching me over time. from there on out i was like, she is gonna be the coldest barber i know."and just a few short years later, now alijah is in control of the clippers practicing her skills.angel negrete:"for a seven-year-old, you won't see that anywhere else."and she's catching attention not only at hair competitions across texas ... but also on social media.the business of hair a family affair with alijah's little sisters also getting into the mix.nat sound:"z styles in the building y'all!"franky says he encourages his girls to pursue their passion, even if it's in an industry mostly dominated by men.franky hernandez:"we're not going to be stopping at a limit because they're women, right?"alijah believes what she's doing can encourage other kids, as well.alijah hernandez:"i call it inspiring other kids to come out and do the same thing." ( marty ) that was charly edsitty reporting. alijah is still years away from getting a license to professionally cut hair...but her story is truly inspiring. ( dave ) (sara) and i'm live with a look

the wet weather conditions in the south bay. (ácommercialá) here is a live look at

the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)an approaching cold front will spread precipitation across the north bay beginning in the predawn hours, and then south across most of the rest of the forecast area by this afternoon. showers and a slight chance of thunderstorms are expected late this afternoon and evening, diminishing overnight and ending by monday morning. gusty west to northwest winds are expected from late this afternoon through much of tonight, especially near the coast. dry conditions, cool overnight temperatures, and progressively warmer days are then forecast through the end of the week and into next weekend as strong high pressure builds over the west coast.

and we have more on the storm that is pelting the bay area this morning. as dave mentioned strong wind could be a major problem today. kron 4's sara stinson is in san francisco ... how are the conditions there?

current conditions strong winds coastal flooding advisory in effect starting right now lowlying areas like here at ocean beach, embarcadero, pacifica anything bay front or near marshes could see some flooding. locations impacted could be parking lots, coastal trails, sidewalks and even roadways. this is because of the tides but also we have the heavy rain hitting us. the roads are slick out there so be careful if you are hitting the road today. right now i'm seeing strong winds, the waves are insane out here, and the rain is on and off.

thanks sara.check back with you through out the morning. ( marty ) you can also download the kron 4 mobile app.. or go to our website kron 4 dot com to stay on top of the next series of storms. there you will find full forecasts... interactive radar. and you can also get alerts for your neighborhood. ( marty ) police are

investigating a deadly shooting in east san jose. investigators say a woman was shot and killed in a home near clyda drive. that's near the intersection of dobern and jackson. police are still looking for a suspect and a motive for the shooting. ( marty ) happening today...some teachers in oakland are preparing for a strike. it comes after hundreds of teachers demonstrated in front of the district office in a sick-out on friday. many of them chanted and held signs demanding higher wages and smaller classrooms. kron 4's more. a much calmer gathering saturday at the oakland education associations office.. where educators and supporters channeled their inner artistic side.a smaller crowd but a larger message..through paint, signs and banners..this after friday's one

day sick out,where hundreds of oakland teachers rallied in front of the school district's headquarters..demanding higher pay, smaller class sizes and more resources for students. some participated in the sick out friday.. others outside the district showed up to the art workshop.. teachers are demanding a 12 percent pay raisethe district only offered 5 percent.negotiations have been going on for almost two

years.budget concerns are to blame. in the event another strike happens -- all this art will be out on the picket line. ( marty ) coming up coming up on the kron 4 morning news... we'll take a look at what police are doing following a string of robberies in one east bay community. ( marty ) plus -- a soda shop is adding something extra to its milkshakes and sundaes.. its a "special oil" that's causing some controversy. ( marty ) and next, we'll hear from health experts about the harmful effects too much screen time could have on your

children. (ácommercialá)(ácommercialá) ( marty ) 4 your

health...a new study is adding to the growing controversy over screen time...and just how much is too much for your child. meredith wood breaks it down. is there such a thing as too much screen-time for children? according to guidance from the royal college of pediatrics and child health... there's little evidence to prove that. the report out of the u.k.

says it's impossible to recommend age appropriate time limits.this flies in the face of guidance from other organizations.the american academy of pediatrics advises against any screen time for children younger than 18-months, and only one hour per day for children ages two to five.the american heart association reported in 2017 that screen time could even contribute to future heart disease.but experts at the royal college say there's no direct evidence to suggest a toxic link between screen time with heart disease, obesity and other health issues.the report did find that screen time could have a negative impact on sleep patterns and mental health and encouraged parents to set limits for their children....including not letting kids use tablets or other devices an hour before bedtime.for today's health minute, i'm meredith wood. ( marty ) some blood pressure medication has been recalled after testing showed the medication contained trace amounts of a cancer-causing substance. the recall involves two types of irbe-

sartan tablets.. the ingredients were produced by a chinese pharmaceutical company. in recxent months, that company has been linked to several recalls of blood pressure drugs. ( marty ) americans are drinking less alcohol. that's according to a beverage market analysis company. the company says americans guzzled 3-and a half billion cases of beer, wine, and a decline of close to one- per-cent. 2018 was the third year in a row that alcohol consumption decreased in the u-s. the analysis shows the biggest decline was among beer drinkers. it was down one-and a half percent. the company says wine and spirits are more popular -- gaining in sales for 24 years straight. ( dave ) here's a live look at

kirkwood this morning... ( marty ) here's a live look at the embarcadero this morning.

toss to weather. (dave)an approaching cold front will spread precipitation across the north bay beginning in the predawn hours, and then south across most of the rest of the forecast area by this afternoon. showers and a slight chance of thunderstorms are expected late this afternoon and evening, diminishing overnight and ending by monday morning. gusty west to northwest winds are expected from late this afternoon through much of tonight, especially near the coast. dry conditions, cool overnight temperatures, and progressively warmer days are then forecast through the end of the week and into next weekend as strong high pressure builds over the west coast.

( marty ) the stalemate continues in washington, as the partial government shutdown is now in its 30th day. saturday, president trump said he would be willing to extend protections for daca recipients in exchange for a border wall. camila bernal is in washington with more. president donald trump offering to make a deal, president donald trump: i am here today to break the logjam and provide congress with a path forward to end the government shutdown.speaking from the white house, he proposed funds for what he called a, "humanitarian and security crisis" at the southern border: new drug detection technology, more border patrol agents, more judges, and a wall.president donald trump: the plan

includes $5.7 billion for a strategic deployment of physical barriers, or a wall. then he offered what he believes will convince moderate democrats to support him,president donald trump: three years of legislative relief for 700,000 daca recipients.and added that he would also offer three years of protection for individuals with temporary protected status or tps.president donald trump: that is our plan, border security, daca, tps, and many other things.but speaker nancy pelosi rejecting the proposal. in a statement, pelosi said, "it is unlikely that any one of these provisions alone would pass the house, and taken together, they are a non-starter. for one thing, this proposal does not include the permanent solution for the dreamers and tps recipients..."then the speaker adding that democrats want border security but first, will pass bills to reopen the government, something that seems unlikely as both sides continue to stand their ground.in washington, i'm camila bernal reporting. ( marty ) new this new this morning...presi

dent trump was on twitter blasting house speak nancy pelosi and san francisco. the president tweeted "nancy pelosi has behaved so irrationally and has gone so far to the left that she has now officially become a radical democrat. she is so petrified of the "lefties" in her party that she has lost control... and by the way, clean up the streets in san francisco, they are disgusting!" ( marty ) speaker pelosi responded on twitter saying quote 8-hundred thousand americans are going without pay. reopen the government, let workers get their paychecks, and then we can discuss how we can come together to protect the border. hashtag end the shutdown. ( marty ) another u-s airport is struggling with t-s-a officers calling out sick. and because of that,

the t-s-a is closing one checkpoint early at baltimore- washington international thurgood marshall airport. the t-s-a tweeted saturday that one of the airport's "security checkpoints was shut down saturday. passengers were asked to arrive early for evening flights and check with the airport and airlines for updates. t-s-a employees are among the 800-thousand of federal workers affected by the partial government shutdown ...... which is the longest in u.s. history. ( marty ) about 100 furloughed nasa ames employees demonstrating outside of the research park in mountain view. they are carried signs they are carried signs blaming the president for the shutdown, and demanding an end to it. they're in danger of losing their second paycheck next week. the union gave them each a hundred dollar check for groceries, but that's near not enough to cover all their expenses. ( marty ) meanwhile

some of the workers are looking for new jobs, while others have already moved on. but there is a growing concern over the work at nasa ames that's not getting done. ( marty ) in national news...a video on social media shows a group of kentucky high school students mocking a native american elder. this video from friday's in-digenous people's march in washington was posted on instagram.. it shows what looks to be a teen, wearing a "make america great again" hat, staring at an older man who is drumming. other young people surround the two, jeering and chanting. activists say the drummer is an elder from the omaha tribe. an organizer for the march called what happened extremely disrespectful to native americans everywhere. ( marty ) the young people in the video are students from a

kentucky catholic high school. the school says they were attending the annual "march for life", which was also taking place that day. the high school is investigating the incident and promised to punish the students in the video, it could include expulsion. ( marty ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news......a preview of two nfl quarterbacks from the bay area who will be leading their teams in the conference championships today.. (ácommercialá) ♪

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away from the nfl conference championships...two of the four quarterbacks in the conference championships are from the bay area....we'll start with the infamous tom brady.... --- brady...originally from san mateo....attended junipero serra high....he is no stranger to the nfl playoffs...a 5 time superbowl champion...4 time superbowl mvp...and 3 time nfl mvp.... ---tom brady and the new england patriots will head to kansas city to face the chiefs tomorrow.... ---jared goff....another bay area native....originally from novato....attended cal berkley....24 years old...he was named to the pro bowl team two years in a row... ---and now eyes his first superbowl appearace in his career....but first he will have to face veteran drew brees and the new orleans saints on sunday....sharks.in tampa bay facing the lightning... ---kevin labanc ready to take on the lightning.... ---2nd period....sharks down by 1...evander kane shoots it....gets his own rebound....and shoots it right

back in...to tie the game at 2....kane had 2 goals tonight for san jose... ---3rd period....lightning up 5- 2...steven stamkos gets it....he will shoot it in with authority...his 2nd goal of the game....lightning extend their lead to 6-2... ---39 seconds left in the game...marcus sorenson with the shot....too little...too late for the sharks... ---the tampa bay lightning go on to defeat the san jose sharks....6-3.... big saturday in college hoops...washington huskies hosting the cal golden bears... ---there is wyking jones....golden bears head coach... ---2nd half...washington up 51- 39...paris austin...high off the glass...he had 12 points for cal today.... ---but moments later...dominic green gets it..deep corner three...green had 17 points off the bench for washington... ---huskies defeat the cal golden bears....71-52... ---stanford carindal also in washington to take on the washington state cougars.... ---1st half....cj elleby with the nice layup...had 18 points tonight for the cougars... ---start of the

2nd half...daejon davis takes it away from elleby....he takes it himself....he slams it in with authority....he had 15 points for the cardinal.... ---stanford defeats the washington state cougars...78- 66... well what a friday night it was for the golden state warriors and for their main big man demarcus cousins. the all star who made his return on friday night after that achilles tear last year. cousins came in and went to work right away. his first two points came off of this monster dunk. now with cousins in the lineup the warriors had five all stars on the court from last season. it's the first time that has happened since the 1970's. not even michael jordan's teams had five all stars in their starting lineup. cousins had 14 points, six rebounds, three assists, and was three of four from outside the arc. he did foul out and at times looked like he was huffin' and puffin' but the warriors were plus 21 with him in the lineup."demarcus, can you take us through what your emotions were like after that dunk and then seeing how the bench reacted?""i'm just glad to know i can still dunk. it felt good. i never in a million years would've thought that would've been my first basket playing ball again. i like that it happened. i wouldn't have changed it. i like that."

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resort this morning. many lake tahoe resorts are expecting a lot more snow this coming week. ( marty ) here's a live look at the embarcadero camera. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)an approaching cold front will spread precipitation across the north bay beginning in the predawn hours, and then

south across most of the rest of the forecast area by this afternoon. showers and a slight chance of thunderstorms are expected late this afternoon and evening, diminishing overnight and ending by monday morning. gusty west to northwest winds are expected from late this afternoon through much of tonight, especially near the coast. dry conditions, cool overnight temperatures, and progressively warmer days are then forecast through the end of the week and into next weekend as strong high pressure builds over the west coast.

( marty ) surveillance video will lead them to the suspects wanted following a home invasion in piedmont. last weekend three people--one of them with a gun, broke into a home and hurt a child. kron4's dan thorn reports, police believe the trio may be connected to a crime spree. new surveillance video shows the moments before a freightening home invasion. police say on the morning of january 12th these three would-be robbers broke into a home in piedmont..and threatened a child and his

father..sot: they confronted the nine year old who answered the front door. one of the suspects pushed the nine year old to the ground..piedmont police captain chris monahan says the dad overheard the commotion upstairs and confronted the 3 criminals.. sot: one suspect displays a firearm tells the father not to move..while holding up the father--the other two rummaged through the house..minutes later all 3 seen running from the home but police say these three are wanted for other bay area crimes..sot: an armed carjacking in berkeley, several burglaries in oakland, some other theft crimes in oakland and hayward. the captain says they are also suspects in some thefts in san francisco. with help from other surveillance cameras in piedmont--police were able to find the vehicle the criminals used to get away last weekend-- but there was nothing in it.. however, police are confident they will find who is responsible for these crimes.. ( marty ) that was dan thorn

reporting. authorities say they are in contact with the family in piedmont...and they're hoping that if anyone has any information about these other crimes they will come forward. ( marty ) a target employee in the north bay is recovering after being punched in the face by a suspected shoplifter. it happened friday night at the petaluma store near highway 101. police have released these surveillance images of the suspect. they tell us that the man concealed some items in his pas and tried to leave the store. when an employee tried to detain him, the man dropped the merchandise and punched the empoyee. that worker suffered a minor injury but is okay. ( marty ) the women's march in san francisco was among the largest in the nation. as thousands of people took part in a peaceful demonstration. kron four's philippe djegal was there. nats- now, in it's third year... the women's march in san francisco, quickly becoming a january tradition... led by strong women --

dissatisfied with the status quo.tomiquia moss/activist- "it is really difficult for men to understand their power over women's reproductive rights." mothers and sisters -- turned activists... marching down market street.tomiquia moss/activist- "and, uh, until a man is able to have a child, it should rest in the decision-making of women."nats- the demonstration through the city started at civic center plaza...rep. barbara lee/democrat- "do you feel the power we have?" state and local leaders holding court on stage... with a direct message for president donald trump.rep. barbara lee/democrat- "end this shutdown today. end it today." san francisco mayor london breed touting the progress being made in congress following the mid-term elections.london breed/mayor- "a record number of women -- 35 women elected to the house of representative." young girls catching onto the message of inclusion -- reverberating through the crowd.carlyn cunningham/16- year-old- "i stand with planned parenthood. i stand for equality of everyone."lola hockenberry/15-years-old- "no matter how small, you think, an impact will have, i think it's so important that you just get out and show that

you're not gonna be suppressed." zehra (z-air- uh) mohsin (mo-sen) believes women journalists are under siege.zehra mohsin/journalist- "particularly, right now, is marzieh hashemi, who is a female journalist, whose a us citizen, and she's being incarcerated right now -- there's no formal charges. so, we'd really like for her to be free." a fading sense of nation pride -- the driving force behind some demanding more from their government. tracy cunningham/mother- "i see my children and my children's friends growing up with different set of expectations for our moral values and beliefs, and that bothers me, here at home and certainly, abroad." overall, the police department says the rally and march both remained peaceful. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( marty ) the kansas city chiefs will be home today for their a-f-c championship game against the new england patriots. and among the fans who will be at arrowhead stadium will be four men who served together in desert storm. it's the first time they'll be together in 27 years. thanks to his wife... dan gilbert says she arranged the meeting with the

other men's wives to support his team. football is something that's kept the group connected over the years. ( marty ) the buddies have a 15-year-long bet on whether the cowboys go to the super bowl before the chiefs. ( marty ) a soda shop in south florida is adding something extra to its milkshakes and sundaes -- c-b- d oil. that's a compound found in marijuana. shop workers say it won't get you high -- but many believe it is therapeutic. reporter al pefley stopped by the soda shop to get the scoop. welcome to delray shores pharmacy and soda fountain. they carry the usual items you'd find at any soda shop. but they also offer a special ingredient.t.j. dildine/pharmacist & owner,

delray shores pharmacy and soda fountain: "this is 25 milligrams of cbd oil. so, uh ... mint chocolate flavored." that's right. cbd oil. the owner says unlike marijuana, it will not make you high. -nats-they'll add it to milkshakes, ice cream sundaes and also brownies.t.j. dildine/pharmacist & owner, delray shores pharmacy and soda fountain: "it's hemp product. it's not coming from marijuana."pharmacist t.j. dildine says cbd oil can help people suffering from things such as insomnia, chronic inflammation, and anxiety.t.j. dildine/pharmacist & owner, delray shores pharmacy and soda fountain: "we have a lot of patients that are you know have chronic conditions. so yeah they'll come in and get their fix, you know. and ... seems to be helping."for a mere eleven dollars, you can get a daddy chill out -- a mint chocolate chip milkshake with 25 mg of cbd oil made from the hemp plant.one man who tried it says it eases his back and neck pain.alex wells/pharmacy customer: "i think that it does help. it's ... it's not like it's going to make you feel like you're on cloud nine or anything like that. it's just a nice relaxing beverage."for some, adding cbd oil to food may be controversial.t.j. dildine/pharmacist & owner, delray shores pharmacy and soda fountain (quick): "there's no laws in place prohibiting it.it may be a

trendy option to sell cbd shakes and brownies. but not everyone is sold on the idea. dearil mccellion/pharmacy customer: "oh yes ice cream. this doesn't add up to me at all so i wouldn't dare try it." the fact that the soda fountain shares space with a pharmacy may help those who are hesitant, giving the cbd milkshakes a little added credibility.voice of t.j. dildine/pharmacist & owner, delray shores pharmacy and soda fountain: "it's starting to gain in popularity." ( marty ) that was al pefley reporting. the d-e-a says it is legal as long as c-b-d comes from industrial hemp. . ( marty ) in today's - hidden history: our black history series leading up to next months celebration .... we are going to take you to oakville, alabama, that is the childhood home of one of the most famous athletes in the world. jack royer has the story.

childhood home now reminds visitors that adversity never stopped jesse owens will to win. the youngest of ten children- many of them living together in a house like these, a replica on the family property. "they had a hard life here, nothing come easy for him." wining would soon come easy for him after his family moved to ohio, where his unheardof success at ohio state, earned him a greater, controversial oprotunity. "america's black streak jesse owens in the 100 meter. the world's most superb runner makes the others look as if they're walking." in front of the world, owens embarassed nazi germany to win four gold medals amid the racist tension surrounding the games in berlin. the next accomplishmen t that would shatter expectations, and do what owens would continue doing for the rest of his life....give hope to young people who needed his inspiration. dedicated in 1996, the museum displays the history of owens life for all to see. attracting thousands of visitors every year, many not realizing he was born right here in alabama. jesse owens would continue those impacts until his death in 1980. his birthplace, perhaps hard to

find, but also hard to forget...as the impact he had on the sporting world paved a way for today's athletes to succeed.> as we head to break, here's a live look outside... san francisco international airport. an approaching cold front will spread

precipitation across the north bay beginning in the predawn hours, and then south across most of the rest of the forecast area by this afternoon. showers and a slight chance of thunderstorms are expected late this afternoon and evening, diminishing overnight and ending by monday morning. gusty west to northwest winds are expected from late this afternoon through much of tonight, especially near the coast. dry conditions, cool overnight temperatures, and progressively warmer days are then forecast through the end of the week and into next weekend as strong high pressure builds over the west coast.

( marty ) after the week of rain we've

had in the bay area, you just might be craving a little vitamin d. if you're thinking about a getaway to soak up some sunshine, travel enthusiast dana rebmann says don't forget about the caribbean..(2 shot)as a general rule, when seeking sun, west coasters head to hawaii and mexico. we tend to not even think about the caribbean. but all it takes is one trip, and you won't do that again. let me show you it's been more than a year since hurricanes irma and maria left their mark on the caribbean. there's no reason not to go. spots like water island are back in business and welcoming travelers. a 10 to 15-minute ferry ride from st. thomas, golf carts

outnumber cars here. and the beach, is as lovely as it is quiet. if you swim a little way from shore, chances are good you'll meet a turtle of two munching on sea grass. if you didn't bring snorkel gear, don't worry. you can rent everything you'll need on the beach. there's also two restaurants on the beach, so you won't be hungry or thirsty. ($10 roundtrip for ferry) if it's a busy beach you're if it's a busy beach you're after, st. maarten's maho beach has a constant crowd. located right next to the runway of the island's main

airport, plane spotting while you're swimming is a thing here. so is losing your hat, or even beach towel, if you're not careful. the caribbean easily lends itself to cruising. i was sailing with carnival and in a week i visited six islands. unpacking once, and waking up in a new spot every day is a nice introduction to the caribbean, and a great way to get a sense of what islands you like best.

barbados is one of my favorite spots. getting out on the water is easy here. so is getting in the water. you don't have to be a diver to see and appreciate what lies underneath. you can snorkel a shipwreck here. running into a turtle is a possibility as well.

the caribbean the caribbean isn't just about beaches. some mountains pop up from time to time as well. welcome to st. lucia. the pitons (pea-taons) tend to steal the show here. along with hiking, you can hop in a waterfall if the mood strikes you. tours are plentiful, if you're the adventurous type you can rent a car - they do drive on the left side of the road - or maybe just spend the day at the beach. there's a nice one a 20-minute or so walk from the cruise port. i found starting prices for interior cabins on the weeklong cruise starting at $409. taxes, port fees, and gratuities will run another

$200. ( marty )thanks dana.we'll be right back. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) seven-year-old girl who's

starting to make waves as a barber. charly edsitty

meets the girl who's a cut above. nat sound:with a bow in her hair, a gold chain around her neck and a stool under her feet ...alijah hernandez hones her craft of clipping and snipping.alijah hernandez:"a fade is when you're cutting hair and it shows detail of your haircut."the pint-sized barber has been practicing her cuts, under the guidance of her dad franky who is a talented barber himself.he realized alijah was drawn to the clippers when she would watch her dad do work as a toddler.franky hernandez:"i taught her the right maneuvers and her watching me over time. from there on out i was like, she is gonna be the coldest barber i know."and just a few short years later, now alijah is in control of the clippers practicing her skills.angel negrete:"for a seven-year-old, you won't see that anywhere else."and she's catching attention not only at hair competitions across texas ... but also on social media.the business of hair a family affair with alijah's little sisters also getting into the mix.nat sound:"z styles in the

building y'all!"franky says he encourages his girls to pursue their passion, even if it's in an industry mostly dominated by men.franky hernandez:"we're not going to be stopping at a limit because they're women, right?"alijah believes what she's doing can encourage other kids, as well.alijah hernandez:"i call it inspiring other kids to come out and do the same thing." ( marty ) that was charly edsitty reporting. alijah is still years away from getting a license to professionally cut hair...but her story is truly inspiring. adlib seven day. thats kron 4 thats kron 4 news weekend

thats kron 4 thats kron 4 news weekend for this saturday morning... i'm marty gonzalez. from all of us thanks for watching. join us for kron4 news weekend tomorrow morning starting at 8 o'clock ... and tonight for kron 4 news at eight. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) ♪

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