led by lt. governor gregg and sandy eric, focused on connecting, investing and growing rural communities. i want to thank the lt. governor and sandy for their leadership, the iowa rural development council for their partnership, and the members of the empower rural iowa initiative for their ideas in developing the initial recommendations. and i think the executive committee is with us today so if you'll stand so we can recognize you, i would appreciate it. [applause] it's no secret we need to keep our communities connected if we hope to keep and attract young people. over a century ago our town's proximity to the railroad was key. over the last 100 years our focus has been on highways and interstates and by the way, it's that focus that finally gave us the completed four-lane u.s. highway 20. [applause] now it's virtual connectivity that has become a necessity. businesses, schools, hospitals, and even our combines rely on high speed internet. u.s. news and world report says, and i quote, the haw

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to the hospital with minor injuries and for observation, according to san francisco fire department lt. jonathan baxter. five others were transported to hospitals, also, including one child who suffered minor injuries. two adults are currently in critical condition and two others suffered serious-to- moderate injuries, baxter said. the firefighter wasn't identified. the blaze was first reported around 12:18 a.m. at 70 liebig st., and then spread to the home next door at 72 liebig st., baxter said. the homes are detached, 2-story, single-family homes. firefighters arrived on scene and found fire extending from the building and people requesting rescues from the second-floor and other locations of the homes, baxter said. a total of 23 fire apparatuses and 72 firefighters battled the blaze. the fire was placed under control around 1:45 a.m. the american red cross is on the scene to assist 17 people who were displaced. the cause of the fire is under investigation. no further information is immediately available. (robin ) here in the bay area -- parents in san rafael are continue to fight t

kids, lt remember this is not a game>> better than therapy.t with a hammer and cutting drywall and i can fix the plumbing. we've be down and tearing things up. >> they've been at it for nine on day one we got to see brady bunch's first look at their colossal remodel. when i firsti was it's not what you expect. >> hi honey i'm home. >> hi honey. >> of course the brady interior were shot on the hollywood sound stage this house was only used >> i've only been here one time >> have you swung a hammer yet? >> no that's coming today. >> this planter which has an olt the one that was in the brady house was on >>as -- >> the it's got to be perfect. i had greg years ago in that closet. >> shh. >> the intent to recreate the interior exactly. in the bathr pas to have no >> -- and that famous staircase actually led to nowhere. stair show we would huddle because you couldn't go far and we had to try to hide from the so we'd flirt up there, our own brady type. so many you know, it's really strange being here without bob and florence and annie but there was

nissan's newjapanese boss was asked abou‘ for boys ek. members of companies to move things nissan “lts nissan mi come up with forward, nissan must come up with new leadership. with both companies can talk on an equal basis, that will be a step in the right action. anna—marie baisden is head of autos research at fitch solutions it feels to some degree that renault has had its hand forced it to some degree. to some extent because nissan had already moved in getting new leadership. i think it was reported that even some of renault‘s new employees said that carlos ghosn's position was not tenable, so i think that renault had to move. renault are tasked with try to soothe relations between renault and nissan. renault used to be the junior partner but it sells more cars. yes, i think it has been difficult in the way the ownership has been set up. they bring different models to the partnership and geographic exposure. that's been behind the success with the alliance. it is difficult but they also now they need to keep going. there is talk of the alliance becoming a merger. where is the truth

promising to protect the california coast and foster higher learning - taking on a more pro-active role lt. governor eleni kounalakis first day on the job - starts now. ( robin ) in the east bay... oakland mayor libby schaaf was also sworn- in for her second -four- year term. she won 56- percent of the vote in the november 6th election... despite facing nine challengers. monday she said she is full of "gratitude and hope...." she also took a shot at president donald trump, whom she has fought with over immigration issues in the past... she said, "despite the horrible example we find in our current president... i truly believe in the nobility of public service." schaaf also talked about the city of oakland... saying it is no longer among the 10 worst places for violent crime... and she sees that turnaround as one of her biggest accomplishments. (robin) still ahead on the kron four morning news... parents and law enforcement speak about an alleged hazing incident at a california high school. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the golden gate bridge. the mite is co after the break.

the president has advanced lt agenda. >> go ahead. >> the problem with what you're saying if we were in a normal circumstance, which we're not. there is a republican president. and there was a republican and democrats negotiating. there's a back and forth. the issue if you're speaker pelosi or minority leader schumer this is not on the level. the president shut down government to satisfy a campaign pledge. they know that. also it was in the reporting they know they don't want to give in to the bad behavior. they know he'll repeat it. there can be a negotiation on a lot of the issues. border security is something everybody wants to do. not under these circumstances. it's just not business as usual here. that's the issue. >> i have to say very quickly. i respect you. but i think there's a political equation. the show is dedicated to democratic candidates running for president. the democratic tune has changed from full border wall funding even a year ago. to now nothing for the wall. because they want to use it to deny the president a center piece. not just a campaign promise. a center

sweethearts conversation hearts won't be on store shelves this year since necco -- its lt year. that was despite the candy's popularity -- it was the number 1 candy for valentine's day in california --- and in the country last year -- according to candystore dot com. the new owner of sweethearts is planning to relaunch the prodvantine's season. let's take a let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: it was a spring-like karnow: it was lawrence karnow: it was a spring-like day with beautiful sunshine across the entire bay area. highs today were in the mid to upper 60s. tonight it will be clear and chilly again with lows in the 30s and 40s. on the satellite you can see high pressure building along the west coast. that ridge will bring sunshine and warmer weather on friday. highs tomorrow will be in the 60s with a few low 70s possible. this weekend a few clouds move across our skies but the temperatures will be mild. it will be dry for the next seven days. that wraps up kron4 news at 6. we'll

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((lt. paul doroshov- davis pd)) "it's just a big loss for the department." several streets tangled in tape, as investigators combed through this home just blocks away from the crime scene. ((nats)) community members and surrounding law enforcement agencies spent friday dropping off flowers, flags, and food. "we don't think things like this happen in davis."a davis history teacher had her junior high class write encouraging notes to add to officer corona's growing memorial ((nina nero- davis teacher)) "since i spend a lot of time talking about heroes in history, it was important for me to acknowledge our every day heroes, our officers, and most important, officer corona, who risked her life." ((ashley)) police have not yet released the name of the man they say is responsible for corona's death. an update is expected within the next hour. hour. gavin newsom ... in addition to ordering flags to fly at half staff in the capitol today ... issued the following statement. "we join all californians in mourning the loss of this courageous officer .... and extend our

lt.racy hern/sunnyvale police "...this computer disaster leaves police officers blind in the field. without that information. we cant know if the person we are pulling over knows that they have a warrant and we don't. we dont know if they migt be thinking it's better to shoot at an officer than go to jail. we might be releasing a killer. this system is broken and needs to be fixed now..."in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news next... great weather and great snow .. the perfect weekend combination for snow bunnies .. details ahead.. glad you're back how you feeling? ♪ ♪ (both) exhausted. but finally being able to make that volunteer trip happen was... awesome. awesome. you have to scrub. what do they... they use for washing. ♪ ♪ let's do it every year. we'll do it every year. i thought you'd say that - let's do it. ♪ ♪ see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you. visit your local chase branch. they say you should always listen to your heart. and where better to do that, than the

lt. chris polen, vacaville police: "correct."after both vacaville police and the lottery caught on, the suspect was invited to sac to collect his winnings. that's where arrested. (vicki) that was eric rucker reporting. the suspect - identified as adul saosongyang - was booked on suspicion of grand theft. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. grant lodes and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) thanks vicki. here's what we're working on tonight at 6. (pam) president trump rattles california's cage again on twitter.hear how top democrats in the state are responding ... to his latest threats regarding disaster relief for the state's deadly wildfires. (grant)and... concerns over schools in the east bay. we'll go live to oakland tonight where some parents are hoping to keep their school off the chopping block... as promised cuts loom large over the district. (grant)and we're tracking more rain on the way to the bay... we'll tell you when and where... coming up on the kron4 news at 6. (pam) tonight at 6. parents at an oa

((lt. paul doroshov- davis pd)) "it's just a big loss for the department."eral streets tangled in tape, as investigators combed through this home just blocks away from the crime scene. ((nats)) community members and surrounding law

another will be in the lt chiefs game in saturday. >>> from the roads to the rails, how the shutdown is impacting anyone onmetro. 14 and hours after appearing in a courtroom, kevin spacey pulle over by police here in d.c. we'll tell you why. >>> news 4 today starts now. >> a major day for president trump tonight. he will address the nation from the office and make his case for the wall along t u.s./mexico border. it is 5:00 a.m. good moing, everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yangre we previewing the president's address and talking about the shutdown. >>> we want tt look the forecast and commute. >> jack taylor is in with a look at the roads and rails. let's start with your forecast and chuck bell. >> good morning, everybody. after a fairly nice day to be outside,ng meat wasn't raining, had some rain overnight. rain s another chance of showers this evening. between now and then, it's going to be a very nice day to be outskie. the s are clearing up. still, a couple ofprinkles that could graze southern st. mary's county. it is a drying dtrend. he sunshine will be around for much

((lt. paul doroshov- davis pd)) "it's just a big loss for the department." several streets tangled in tape, as investigators combed through this home just blocks away from the crime scene. ((nats)) community members and surrounding law enforcement agencies spent friday dropping off flowers, flags, and food. "we don't think things like this happen in davis."a davis history teacher had her junior high class write encouraging notes to add to officer corona's growing memorial ((nina nero- davis teacher)) "since i spend a lot of time talking about heroes in history, it was important for me to acknowledge our every day heroes, our officers, and most important, officer corona, who risked her life." ((ashley)) police have not yet released the name of the man they say is responsible for corona's death. an update is expected within the next hour. (grant) back to our coverage of the rain hitting the bay area tonight. this is a live look at the conditions on the bridges right now. today is the first of a series of storms rolling through the bay area-- and we are in for

those are cnbc headlines, marcus an i lt ike i have one. i put it in my back pocket and it folds. probably not the best thing. >> the hinge. what happens when the hinge breaks? >> i don't know. frank, you get it first and you tell us all about it. >> thanks, frankie. 4:41, next on "today in the bay." the time line for bay area's next storm. >> right now in a break we're seeing patchy fog across parts of the bay area. here is a look in san jose at highway 101. as we head to sunnyvale in the upper 40s, enjoying the break with sunshine. we'll talk about what's ahead coming up next. >>> the san mateo bridge nicely across, westbound taillights. a clear view hel s.w you what e on the report. tank speaking of the sharks- check it out. >>> a nice live look outside, lights in downtown san jose. quarter to 5:00. >> speaking of the shark tank, check this out, it's the jerseys for upcoming nhl all-star game. you can maybe ask them if -- why do the jerseys look like they are under water. you know why? the game is being played at the shark tank. airs in our area. >> not the frozen kind of water

lt host committee has talked about the importance of this championship. they say if it goes well it will make the bay area competitive when it comes to bidding on other major scale events. >> reporter: inside the arrivals hall, this giant banner welcomes fans to this years national championship. as the city gets ready to welcome the country, ryan allen hall says his team will be ready. >> we'll show off this great city for the out of town fans and special for residents. >> the stage is already up for the play off play list live. the free out door concert series starting friday. rain or shine. down the road, construction crews are working around the clock to finish the quad. the central gathering point for fans. even the downtown ice rink has gotten a make over. this display is sure to be a big hit. once it's done. nearby restaurants also anticipate an extra boost in iz aent up to san per-bowl 50 francisco. >> we have been around with the heart of silicon valley. it's cool to have the all eyes on us in san jose. >> across the street the tech museum of inno

the company says a judges safety plan could end up costing lt utility between 75 and $150 billion. that would lead to massive rate hike for customers. the judge wants the utility to trim trees or shut off power to prefbt fires in high winds. pg&e says paying for that could leado a rate hike for customers five times more than they already pay. pg&e is now preparing to file bankruptcy. as it faces lawsuits related to the recent wild fires. >> also today pg&e got pranked a fake site claimed pg&e former ceo is digging into her own pocket to help fire victims. that's not the case. this is what the site looks like. a press release on the site says former ceo is donating her $2 million severance to fire victims. in beaut county. pg&e tells us they are aware of the fake site and says the company is not aware of any donation by williams. according to internet records the web site is registered anonymously last week. >> a night of action in oakland. how many schools will be forced to close? the question many students and parents and teachers are asking as the district looks to make cuts to s

i'm just glad no one lt their life. >> police have not made any arrests in this case, but they say the woman is expected to survive. >>> 4:03. we take a live look at the u.s. capitol this morning. they iediately started work on stopping the government shutdown, now in the4th y. the house passed two bills that would reopen the federal government but neither included fundin for a border wall which remains the cause of the gridlock. neither bill is expected to pass the senate or be signed by president trump. present trump says he will not sign any bill that doesn't include $5 billion for a wall along the mexico border >> we have been talking a lot about the thousands of federal esrkers whose l have been left in limbo for the past couple of weeks but thi partial shutdown is also having a trickle effect across the region. he doesn't work for the government but she does rent out rooms and homes to federal workers. she doesn't get paid between a semester that was her income. because of a utwn, an intern was supposed to rent a room and they have toel canc >> she can't have a determined schedul

. 25 win this year and 25s at this point last .ye caps are two points ahead and just like ty wereas lt season. coaching the islanders and the team is fond of their rookie head coach. we have to get a good feel when they figure it w out andhen to getn the guys or leave us alone. it has been great and very welle rved. >> i was well prepared. by the people i have worked for and phenomenal coaches and human beings and greateople that taught me a lot. i wouldn't change places with i anybody an living the dream right now. >> right now in the college football nional championship game, clemson is all over alabama. e tigers lead in the fourth quarter. ock to see an alabama team get beaten by this. in the nfl, the first head coaching hire has been made with local ties. the coordinator hired as head coach of the packers. tasked with getting aaron rogers and the packers back to prominence. he finished the first season with tennessee and he was the redskips's quarterback coach from 2010 to 2013. it turns out that coaching sff was not too shabby either. let's show you. mike shanahan and the redskins

>> i appreciate no rain at least at this point of the morning.p inner lt pennsylvania avenue. left lane still getting by. anging going to be around. 66 here. taking a look, fairfax county, parkway to the beltway, nice and clear there. no big cplaints inbound or outbound at this point. taking a look elsewhere, washington, southbound 295 at pennsylvania avenue, we do have uneven payment. ngat's the long standing project where they're d the joint pansion and it'sbumpy through the area. 270 northbound, southbound,od looking same situation. 95, bw parkway. >> thank you. it's 4:54. another big day f is coming up singles. this is called dating sunday. so this traditionallyalls on the sunday after new years. experts say is the busiest dating app day of the year. they say it's because findis love also a popular new year's resolution. >> everyone is getting online because they have set their new year's resolution and they're intendingo meet someonehis year. >> so experts also say about 50 to 85% more singles log on tohi find love time of the year. the gyms are crowded too. >> people are

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several years ago lt utility began cutting power to the lines when there's a high fire danger. giving customers advanced warning. there have been no catastrophic wild fires since. >> he sent a loud message. he wants a solution. he wants people to collaborate on getting it right. he wants to do it immediately. >> pg&e has to come up with a new and improved plan to reduce wild fire danger in one week. the judgments to see that and will consider ordering pg&e to take other steps including adopting the san diego model. >> thank you. a judge presided over several high profile cases. during the 2013 trial of oracle vs. google. and ruled against oracle. which claims google stole its property. >> in 2014 he heard a case about the no fly policy. and ordered the government to purge incorrect information about a woman on the list. >> last year a lawsuit by san francisco and oakland against major oil companies. saying the city couldn't prove the companies were responsible for climate change. >> a bay area lawmakers wants utility companies to safeguard electrical lines more carefully. espec

pinedo was on a crosswalk when the vehicle hit her, lt. shawn freeman said. the driver did not stop and continued traveling south on aviation boulevard, the lieutenant added.investigators described the vehicle as a black audi suv with the partial plate number "7mb." it had damages in its front windshield and hood, detectives said. authorities reported interviewing multiple witnesses and looking through surveillance footage.some witnesses told ktla the victim was dragged several hundred feet before the driver briefly exited the suv, then got back in and sped away without trying to help the dying woman. according to the victim's family, pinedo graduated from rosemead high school in 2015 and worked at the manhattan country club in manhattan beach before attending san francisco state university. she last resided in daly city while completing her third year at san francisco state. the family held a prayer gathering at their rosemead home at 4 p.m. on sunday. pinedo was walking with her older sister, michelle pinedo, when she was struck, police said."she had a hear

alexander jumped from the number 4 spot to number two lt year.rt asset used several factors in ranking including traffic accident deaths. the company says there were fewer tha four in aleounder. >>> if've ever been to chicago in the winrtime you know just how cold that city can get. but frigid temperatures did not stop. >>> >> oh my goodness what in god's nameha >> look at i thought it was one guy. no, all these people. look at that time this weekend hundreds of people took the polar bear plunge there in chicago. so cold the clubonsidered postponing it. >> that can't be sale. >>nty of people arrived deteined to take part. temperatures were in single digits for much of the day. >> i don't even know if i can watch that v geo again. d for you guys. >> right. >> not to be out done. >> no. eg ourn held its own polar plunge this weekend. >> held at the national harbor and plenty of people jumped into the patomic. >> wow, they are going for it. saturday was the 14th annual polar plunge at the national nerbor. oh, my go, people had a whole lot of fun and

. > a family in charles cnty has lt another daughter on new year's eve. she was driving when her car left the road and hit a tree. her teenage sister died at the scene. deputies say nadia died after being rushed to the hospital. last night, a vigil was held to remember her. >> i look at the o picture here tonight and i see that she grew up when i think of her, i imagine this little sixth grade girl. >> the girl's cousin was injured in that accident and survived. deputies say roads were wet at the timef the crash. >>> police in the district are trying to find a pern who was allegedly making a secret recording under a s woman'srt outside of the museum. security camera caught this picture of the man and police say someone saw him put his phone under the victim's skirt last weekend. when the person confronted the man, he ran away.ve >>> howard uity announced a $33 million renovation plan for its northwest campus yesterday. part of the plan includes seven fl of the howard center building being turned into 176 apartments. the housing would be available to stude

lt me go back to that. the rainfall and the wind and everything else doesn't add up to a 2. we're going to haveg acr the no right now. that will be our best chance for thunderstorms as we head throughout the rest of the day. let's talk more about the winds that sue just mentioned. i want to show you, they're still gusting out of the southwest. 20 in san carlos. 25 in concord. 20 in fairfield. around sfo, near 30 and 23 in half moon bay. if you're driving into the city, especially down 80, you're going to have a tough headwind. for the rest of us, it was like that, su'a cross the bay bridge. he was getting blown all over the place. >> we'll look at the santa cruz mountains. this was last night when they had a mudslide. they have one lane closed over the summit. this is in the southbound direction of 19. all that water coming through just because it's slick out there. chp has remained one lane closed from los gatos down for about a mile and a half. so you'll have a little bit of slowing there. we'll show you what our sensors look like in a few minutes. yeah. the santa cruz mou

, and concerns about some passengers on customers around the country, some paying arly $100,000 for lt year memberships, now call the company a fud. a high-tech shell game and an unlawful bait and switch. >> the way that the system works is a natural ecosystem. >> it all sounded so in 2016 when jet smarter's then 27-year-old ceo andfounder, sergei pet rosov appeared on cnbc. >> we off 50,000 hours of scheduled flights a year. there's plenty of lobter fster everybody to go aaround. the members feasted at least in the beginning. unlike most private j companies, jet smarter sells invidual seats onts planes, which customers book with the app. sally is a broadway producer who travels between her los angeles home and new york. she paid a$9,000 annual in early 2015, which allowed her unlimited private jet flights. >> the valueroposition in the original company was just kind of ridiculous. it seemed too good to be true really. >> it was too good to last. jet smarter began stripping away the benefits of member mip. e free choppers. no more free food. and last year, it told customers th h would

with in special counselg puttout a statement that says the reporting is not accurate, this is diffi ltor every reporter in washington. this is not a good day for media an it will be a gift to the president to revert to fake news and some of his claims and i would expect they will trumpet that. if t are areects of the story that are strew -- true, that could easily be lostn the fact that it is so rare for the special counsel's team to comment. it's a very challenging day. there's also thist concern t i think there are many people who are anxious that there w al be big smoking-gun moment, when will that come? and this reporting with the supporting documentation, could it have been there? going beneath the words of michael cohen, could there be digital fingerprints on this that would point at the president and those close to him? now we really don't know so the volleyed gets filled w lh of conversation, talk, and speculation and now we don't really know where we are. robert: so q a lot ofstions about this buzzfeed story but the questions about the president and obstruction are not going a

lt.racy hern/sunnyvale police "...this computer disaster leaves police officers blind in the field. without that information. we cant know if the person we are pulling over knows that they have a warrant and we don't. we dont know if they migt be thinking it's better to shoot at an officer than go to jail. we might be releasing a killer. this system is broken and needs to be fixed now..."in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news as we head to break, here's a live look outside... san francisco international airport. (ácommercialá) airport.international san francisco international airport. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (dave)high pressure over the west coast will result in above normal temperatures through sunday, along with mainly clear skies. the dry pattern is forecast to persist through early next week with rain chances returning around the middle of next week. ( marty ) seven friends and relatives of the man charged with the shooting death of newman police police officer -- ronil singh, have been

we explore the particular impact d,lt by farmers.angeles teachers go on strike over class sizes, pay, and the expansion of charter schools, what this means for the nation's second largest school district. plus, it's politics monday..on a look at thing stalemate in washington, the mueller investigation and trump's weekend tweet storm. igall that and more on tonht's pbs newshour.

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. >> reporter:nd very, very good advice from the men you j lt heard therk your car. if you don't, it can lead to a anole chain reaction that you certainly do not to happen to you. live in chevy chase, jackie bensen, news 4. >> that's for sure. thanks for the heads up, jackie. >>> a charles county family devastated by the death of their daughter in a car accident needs even more support tonight. we learned that their second daughter died today as a result of a crash on new year's eve i waldorf. 21-year-old nadyia was driving that afternoon where her car left the road and hit a tree. her 15-year-old sister died at the scene. deputies say nadyia died this morning from her injuries after being honestlyized. a vigd was h to remember zaynab where she was a student. it had already been planned before the death of her older sister, people lit candles and released balloons. >> youow, i look at these pictures of her out here tonight and i see tha s grew up, but when i think of her, i just imagine this little sixth ade girl. >> the girls' cousin was also i injure the car and su

they passed a pair of bills to reopen the government lt ght, but that went nowhere. >> reporter: it went nowhere because republicans on the other side are calling it a political. st they won't even consider it, even though they interestinglye paomething on a temporary basis last fall. but now they say without any money for the twall, president won't sign it. so they will not consider it. so, everyone heads bac tthe white house today to try to negotiate a way out of this shutdown, but then questhis morning, where does that negotiation begin? because t new house speaker, nancy pelosi, says president trump will get not one dime for this wall. >> is there any situation which you would accept even a dollar ofunallng for this president in order to reopen the governnt? >> a dollar? [ laughter ] a dollar? $1, yeah, $1. >> how high will you go -- >> you said a dollar. that's not your question. you said a dollar. i'll answer your question. the fact is a wall is an immorality. it's not who we are as a nation. >> reporter: so, again, is not clear where the negotiation begins with both sides here dig

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. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" lt with lester ho >>> good evening, everyone. it's a new playing field in washington ceolitics tonight with new but a familiar arena. democrs led by new house speaker nancy pelosi officially now the majority in the house of representatives. the 116th congress, the most diverse ever with more than 100 women. her second time as speaker immediately government shutdown and a president staring her down at a high stakes showdown over the border wall.ha ouie jackson has the latest. r.> congratulations spea >> i now call the house to order on behalf of all of america's children. >> reporter: but nancy losi's second speakership may be by it him, a new pical universe as a triumphaelosi and her party take over the house. >> most of us pledge when we disagree, we respect each other and we respect the truth. >> reporter: sworn in during a shutdown standoff, pelosi's promising progress on ate, health care and immigration but with republicans still controlling the senate, congress still has to compromise. democrats plan more investigations on t

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lt. chris polen, vacaville pd "he left the house on foot. running from the area."is 7-11... where clerks recognized him as the man police were searching for. sotthey called 9-1-1 but realized he had just bought a weapon.sotpolice say holland made his way to this creek bed... where officers eventually caught up with him sota fairfield police k-9 was released on holland... who then started stabbing the dog. a nearby officer also felt threaten and opened fire. holland was hit... and despite efforts by officers performing c-p-r, he didn't make it.the k9 was air lifted to uc davis' veterinary hospital and is expected to survive. ( james ) that was doug johnson reporting. police say holland is well known to them. he was arrested in 2016 for attacking family members with a baseball bat in december 20-14. police say his children have since been placed in child protective services while their mother recovers in the hospital. ( james ) as we head to break, here's a look at the rain in the bay area from the storm tracker 4 radar... (ácommercialá) today will bring the heaviest

the base impact of that targeted attack on ukraine was lt by companies like merk, largest shipper. a candy manufacturer. they lost hundreds of millions of dollars in an attack that wasn't directed at them. what you see is collateral damage in cyberspace not intentional. a huge problem for international problems and countries that the united states might have connections in the global connected world. you look at the number of devices in the world. 21 billion devices connected to the interset expected by 2021. three devices per person everywhere in the world no matter where they live. that's a tremendous explosion in the rate of communication. the d.n.i. is reporting notes cyber defenses are getting better. no matter how much better they get we are at risk. you have to invest in behavioral detection. government working with companies. and defending an ecosystem. host: what are some other notable threats from this report, before we get to calls here? guest: we have the background threat. terrorists. we talked about russian influence. talked about intellectual threat. weapons of mass

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it's not about maint bridges or repaving highways, lt it is about building barriers to defee michigan from a fish. it's the asian carp, a fish that has already wreaked environmental havoc up and down the mississippi river watershed. newshour weekend's megan thompson has our report. >> reporter: charlie gilpin, jr. fires up his boat and heads out to fish a stretch of the iclinois river, about 100 miles west of o. he's spent most of his adult life working on the lakes and rivers of the upper midwest. >> i'm a third-generation commercial fisherman. i've been doinit for about 22, years. >> reporter: like a typical fisherman, gilpin gets an early stt. he drives while an assistant sets out the nets.'s >> now lee if we can scare 'em. >> reporter: what comes next... not so tical. >> go ahead, doug! >> reporter: this is how you catch asian carp. the loud sounds startle the fish and push them into the nets. the other unusual thing, tse fish jump. the flopping, flailing fish are an invasive species wreaking havoc on lakes and rivers across the south and miest. relpin and the other fishermen out

her first bear was presented to the son of lt.on of the orlando police department. >> seeing this patch. feeling it again. i thought i would never be able to feel it. she's amazing. >> reporter: and 4-year-old mason from louisville, who lost his father, officer nicholas rodman. he takes that bear everywhere he goes. sleeping with it every night. >> i want them to be able to hold a piece of their loved one again. >> and so we choose megan o'grady. i'm david muir. good night. ♪ >>> national excitement is focused right here in the bay area as the best college football teams arrive to go head-to-head in the championship game at levi stadium. >>> i'm spencer christian. i'll have a look at storm heading our way that may affect the game monday night. stay tuned. ♪ >>> we're live in the stephan curry under armour party in downtown oakland. hundreds are in line, but the question is will they all get in? >>> live where you live, this is "abc 7 news". >>> who is going to win? >> alabama. >> 14 points. >> who is going to win? >> clemson, of c

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