fire commissioner is staying in place, the person who has to clean up after the snowstorm, john dougherty is a holdover from mayor bloomberg. but we're seeing immediately on day one some of mayor bloomberg's people also. >> it was a fascinating piece today about how progressives all across the country are watching this. gavin newsom who was mayor of san francisco and presided over a lot of changes in that city chimed in as well that it's a national story. that's why we're talking about it. do you see if his progressive policies work that it's something that will be emulated across the country? >> i think that's certainly a possibility. obviously we've seen with mike bloomberg that some of his health policies, you know, banning smoking in bars and restaurants and parks and his transportation policies, bike lanes are being emulated across

a concert featuring dougherty and the googoo dolls and it will be followed by a macy's fireworks show. >> dress warmly. russell wilson and the super bowl quarterback -- he is the super bowl quarterback for the seattle seahawks. believe it or not, he has a significant following in d.c. and virginia, including jan jeffcoat and lesli. the second year quarterback grew up in richmond and made a name as a high school football and baseball player. >> great player. bruce johnson reports wilson is from a family that a excels both on the field and in the classroom. >> benn wilson is managing partner at beverage and diamond, a power law firm in downtown d.c. his nephew is russell wilson, a second-year quarterback in the coming super bowl. >> russell is very intense. very competitive. determined to succeed. he's on a relentless quest to get better. >> the family began in mississippi and today in chesapeake and richmond, virginia, and d.c. private schools, iv league and post grad are the norm. >> the truth is, you didn't get to play the sports if you didn't do the academic work. and my parents wer

calle dougherty a eso de la una con treinta minutos de la tarde... ---el oficial murio cuando era atendido en un hospital y ahora la policia de dublin investiga lo sucedido. . blanca ---mientras que al sur de la bahia --un gran operativo se llevo acabo hoy en la maÑana para dar con quien presuntamente es el autor de una serie de robos en una urbanizacion en san jose. pitch cesar ---tras un gran despliegue policial y cuatro horas mas tarde, las autoridades dieron con el sospechoso.... two box pasamos con andres brender a la sala de redaccion quien nos tiene los detalles ... andres. buenas tardes cesar este fue un gran operativo como dices, se necesito todo un contingente para dar con el sospechoso quien esta ahora bajo custodia.... ramiro ruiz/reside en el area "hoy en la manana, esto estaba lleno de policias..."" una serie de robos a distintos complejos residenciales desato una vasta operacion policial que dio con la captura de un hombre en la manana de hoy en la cuadra 600 de richmond en san jose... debido a lo seguido de estos hurtos, la policia es

that's right along dougherty road.ts who live in that the one apartment complex are mourning the loss of tom smith. this is a picture of time from 20 years ago when kron4 interviewed him. now as neighbors are shocked sat and in remembering a really nice guy. >>: it's a tough moment here. >>james: than ever since he's on the smith family for the last four years and said smith will be missed. >>darya: let's get a check with our weather and traffic. the morning erica. >>erica: 69 year high in concord grid will keep temperatures in the mid-60s for downtown san francisco. for the rest of the state high pressure is still dominant. some pretty warm weather. your 7 day around the bay forecast shows, conditions return this weekend. it looks like temperatures are back and '70s. 533 is the time right now. here is george. >>george: the good news is the center shows just a little slowing but not much at all in the westbound direction. an accident near the bay bridge. the treasure island on a ramp. the westbound ride is still an eas

fue precisamente en este edificio ubicado en la cuadra 6400 de la calle dougherty donde este policíante años de experiencia recibió el tiro mortal según trascendió ,la persona con libertad condicional es responsable de varios robos que ocurrieron en sitios propiedad del bart y actualmente está en custodia policial se cree que este fue un accidente y no un acto premeditado. aunque las investigaciones apenas comienzan. el policía fallecido de 42 años ,según algunos reportes , es el sargento tom smith y el oficial que disparó fue el michael maes ...aunque esto no ha sido confirmado por las autoridades. smith fue trasladado a un hospital local donde fue declarado muerto outro es ahora la policía de dublín la encargada de esclarecer este hecho... en vivo desde dublín..... outro es ahora la policía de dublín la encargada de esclarecer este hecho... en vivo desde dublín..... blanca ---al conocerse ---al conocerse sobre la muerte del agente, decenas de uniformados se dirigieron al hospital para rendirle tributo y acompaÑar a su familia. pitch - cesar ---continuamos nuestra cobertura en equip

we have witnessed his success the patients by the government estimates dougherty and the rule of law this would not have been allowed in washington d c would not have been allowed in london and settling up in brussels. what was the reasons for the demonstrations that reason was that misogyny on local beach to ukraine and also take these. it feels that the last moment under the pressure of moscow under the principle for us to. he refused to sign the association and the restated this is simply factually wrong. we are looking at the clear cut situation where yellow car which was perfectly within his rights to say no to a horrible deal which had gone ahead would have cost ukraine tens of billions of euros which he cannot afford when russia came in with fifteen billion rescue package and it seemed clear that europe wanted to have free access to the ukrainian market for nothing. and it was a geopolitical all along. one is the present crisis in ukraine escalates week ago today with what's happening in kiev. twenty four seven for the low way to geneva to peace talks in syria just a few days

still not talking to each other or directly instead communicating through the un mediator along dougherty me with a broad political solution now looking to be too far off the sides will spend the next two days focusing on humanitarian issues the syrian civil war has killed over one hundred thirty thousand people in nearly three years political analyst phyllis bennis is skeptical the meeting will resolve major issues because some of the key players aren't even there. i think if the sides sit in the same room even if they don't speak directly to each other ironically enough that will be a step forward it's critical all major players have said there is no military solution to this crisis i think that the leaders of both sides although it's hard to even say both sides given that there are so many sides right now but i think that all sides recognize that to be true the question is how long is it going to take and how many more people have to die before a real agreement that would include an arms embargo as well as a temporary ceasefire can come into effect we can't afford failure but i'm afrai

legislators heard from both cal trans employees, managers and outside inspectors caltrans director malcolm doughertyded work on the eastern span saying quality was not compromised and he wouldn't have opened the bridge for traffic if he had concerns about safety. doughterty eventually did admit though, that there were mistakes made during the project. >> there's no excuse to build something the sec this like that. we demand quality. if we build a bridge full of defects we will never be forgiven. >> jacqueline: we are expecting some chilly temperatures out there tonight dropping and the 30 degree temperatures. we will see calmer winds and slightly warmer temperatures. by the end of the week we could be talking rain... on that in a moment. we do have a weak system off the coast of mexico brady and high clouds. that will continue until tomorrow as the temperatures will be a little chilly to start the day with 34 in that but then thirty is also poor inland valleys and 37 in sunnyvale. for the afternoon and will be slightly warmer. 71 in antioch, 70 in pleasanton and sunnyvale and portions of the north b

that's right along dougherty road. residents who live in that dublin apartment complex are mourning the loss of tom smith. this is a picture of tom from 20 years ago when kron- 4 interviewed him. now.his neighbors.are shocked.saddened.and remembering a really nice guy. family oriented. a great neighbor. friendly and every which way. very very>>tough moment here that neighbor said he's known the smith family for the last four years-- and says smith will be missed. >>darya: 731 is the time right now. i want to change gears and changed the weather and traffic. >>george: in marin county conditions are getting worse and the back of continues to grow. the chp is now issuing a special traffic advisory. a simpler for 101 southbound they say this right lane as going to be closed for an indefinite period of time. the newsroom as checking on the number of customers that were affected. it's rare that we see traffic backed up onto one of one southbound. north of highway 37 of the fact of now reaches towards the nevada 00 said. its

. >> reporter:that's right along dougherty road. and new at 8 tonight. people in that dublin neighbrohood who know tom smith.are shocked.saddened.and remembering a really nice guy. >> reporter: have a picture of tom about 20 years ago when kron4 i interviewed him. >> a really nice guy. friendly in every which way. very tough moment here. >> reporter:that neighbor said he's known the smith family for the last four years. and we will have much more coverage on this story later in our newscast. >> pam: new tonight at 8-- >> pam: a frightening fall for a driver in pacifica. it's unclear now. why a several hundred feet down a dangerous cliff. kron 4s justine waldman is at the scene. where rescue efforts took hours. >> pam: >> reporter: falling about 300 ft. with a passenger still inside pacifica came into the same time on manor drive in the afternoon on tuesday. video with partnership abc seven news shows the truck all the way down the embankment. it covered in so much brush. to get the driver out of the vehicle a c h p helicopter pad to the rescue and put th

joining me is cnn's foreign affairs correspondent, jill dougherty. vladimir putin on skis. -- he has been known to do a lot of things out there that have caught our eye, and this would be another one of them. >> you know, you used the word image and the kremlin is acutely aware of its image. today, president putin strapped on his skis to prove he's on the case to make the sochi olympics safe. after days of horrific images of terrorist bombings raised fears that russia's upcoming olympics could be vulnerable, president vladimir putin and his prime minister took to the slopes above sochi. media cameras in tow. the athletic russian leader looking relaxed and confident. even pausing for a glass of mulled wine. the sochi olympics are a little over five weeks away. president putin has visited the sites several times but on this trip, he inspected the hotels where athletes in training already are living, and russian media reported, completely surprised them. he asked one of the female athletes if conditions are okay. yes, generally, she said, but there are a few things not right.

. >>> we want to say good-bye to our colleague and good friend jill dougherty.ing cnn after 30 years of helping us cover the world. jill has been a cnn white house correspondent, a moscow bureau chief, she calls that job, by the way, the job of a lifetime. in fact, she's leaving us to work full-time on russian affairs at harvard university. she's fluent, by the way, in russian. most recently jill was cnn's foreign affairs correspondent. in fact, look at how the state department actually went out of their way to honor her today. >> we just want to say from the secretary from all of us, that we will miss you, we will miss your tenacious reporting, we will miss your presence in the bullpen and in the briefing room and above all, your grace and friendship. >> thank you. >> there she is, jill dougherty. we're going to miss her. she was a great, great colleague of all of ours, after 30 years i spent four years working very closely with her during the first term of the bill clinton presidency. i was the white house correspondent, she was a white house correspondent. we

. >> i went to sleep as commissioner dougherty will appreciate of visions of snow in my head. >> reporterrk's new mayor bill deblasio, how he'll deal with predictions of up to 10 inches of snow in the city. an avalanche of criticism fell on now former mayor bloomberg in 2010 when up to two feet of snow went unemployed for days. >> we have to get it right. there's no question about it. >> reporter: deblasio is defending himself from critics following stinging attacks on bloomberg by some speakers, excluding himself from president clinton made at his swearing in. >> that the plantation called new york city be the city of god. >> changing the stop and frisk law is as important as it is the change of a law is only the tip of the iceberg in fixing our deeply dickensia new yon system >> i respect them and their right to say whatever is appropriate. >> reporter: some political consultants felt the criticism was way out of bounds. >> it was shocking how he was treated. >> reporter: deblasio's legacy has yet to be written but his progressive platform has the left excited. skid him about it. >> peo

no better person to talk about all of this than our own jill dougherty, former moscow bureau chief andthe networks most experienced people when it comes to all things putin, all things russia, as well. and jill, it's really fascinating. we get a chance to talk to you about this. i know you're doing a doc on putin himself, before the olympic games. there's a lot to learn, and there's a lot to glean from this man, many different characteristics. had a chance when i was in moscow to actually see him and obama face-to-face. this is a guy who hunts on his property, he loves to be bare-chested. a lot of match ease mow behind him. give us a sense of what you have learned in the years and years you have covered him, that perhaps we don't know or don't understand. what is behind this? >> you know, what we try to do in this documentary, and it's still being edited right now. but we went to russia, we went to -- back to where he came from. when he was a little kid. so we went to the home that he grew up in, which is a communal. i was really pretty shocked. graffiti all over the place. you're in s

jill dougherty is joining us.s this just a symbolic move or is he really going from place to place checking stuff out? >> you know, i think it's both. but there's a lot of image control going on. i mean, think of the last few days. we've been reporting almost every day about those bombs that took place in volgograd and the images on tv both around the world and in russia have been death and destruction and a lot of fear about what's going to happen at those olympics. so look at the video from today. president putin goes down to the region where the olympics are going to take place. the skies are blue. look at that snow. he has a great snow you know ski outfit on. he looks very vigorous. don't forget, this is mr. ma cho image that we've been seeing a lot of this. he didn't have a bare chest but he had a great snow jacket on. i think all of these images are important. number one, he's going to the scene that everybody's worried about. he's going to sochi. number two, he looks vigorous. he doesn't look scared. number

cnn foreign affairs correspondent jill dougherty is following his trip. what is the latest?ry is in israel to clinch a deal that could be a game changer, but being a mediator between israelis and palestinians is one of the toughest jobs in the world. after five months, rounds of negotiations, on his tenth trip to israel as secretary of state, john kerry is trying to prove it's not mission impossible to get a peace agreement between israelis and palestinians. >> i come here with no illusions. i know that there are many who are skeptical of whether or not the two parties can achieve peace. >> reporter: kerry wants what he calls a framework. it's not a final deal, but a guideline for a permanent status negotiation, addressing all the thorny core issues. borders between israel and a proposed palestinian state. jerusalem is the capital of that palestinian state as well as israel's capital. security, refugees and their right to return home, recognition of israel as a jewish nation state, the end of conflict and of all claims. >> welcome. >> thank you, sir. >> reporter: but within

cnn's jill dougherty is at the white house. jill in what form will this administration be responding? >> reporter: fredricka, this is day three of obama care that a key provision concerning women is op. hold at least temporarily. it's the last days of president obama's two-week hawaiian vacation, and he spent thursday playing golf with the new zealand prime minister and his son. but in washington, as life returns to normal after the new year, it's back to obamacare. today the supreme court could order the obama administration to allow certain religious affiliated non-profits to remain exempt from the law's requirement to provide birth control and other reproductive health services to their employees. this comes after a group of colorado nuns asked justice sonia sotomayor for a temporary injunction from complying with the law. white house official responded saying "we defer to the department of justice on litigation matters but remain confident that our final rules strike the balance between contraceptive care and religious obje

cnn's jill dougherty has the latest from the white house. >> reporter: hey, john.ts third day but that key provision concerning women is on hold at least temporarily. it's the last days of president obama's two-week hawaiian vacation and he spent thursday playing golf with the new zealand prime minister and his son, about you in washington, as life returns to normal after the new year, it's back to obamacare. today the supreme court could order the obama administration to allow certain religious affiliated non-profits to remain exempt from the law's requirement to provide birth control and other reproductive health services to their employees. this comes after a group of colorado nuns asked justice sonia sotomayor for a temporary injunction from complying with the law. white house official responded saying "we defer to the department of justice on litigation matters but remain confident that our final rules strike the balance between contraceptive care and religious objections." coverage began january 1st for the 2.1 million americans who have enrolled in obamacare

here's why, our incredible colleague and reporter, jill dougherty, she's leaving cnn after 30 years to university. of course there is the good-bye from everyone here at cnn. but i want you to also see how the state department paid tribute to her yesterday. >> we just want to say from the secretary from all of us, that we will miss you. we will miss your tenacious reporting. we will miss your presence in the bull pen and briefing room-above all, your grace and friendship. >> oh, thank you so much. >> jill joked that she felt pretty powerful up there at the podium. of course, edge there will miss you and we here will miss you, too. >> we will. she's always just been such an incredible pro. >> and nice too. >> that's always a plus, isn't it? >> yes. >> congratulations, jill, and thank you so much for all your time with us. >>> still to come here on "new day," mitt romney documentary we're talking about -- i have seen a good chunk of it. and it's very interesting. it almost never happened, though. >> we'll tell you why the man at the center of the film was the one who did not want the movi