a 15 person van, to las vegas. [laughter] oh, yeah., grandpa, young people, we are all in it together. if they weren't so wonderful, it would not be possible. so i want to say thank you for loving me, and for accepting me into the family, and of course, for my husband, scott, who i forgot to mention in my first swearing in. [laughter] >> he is really amazing. [laughter] yes, yes. [applause] of course, to all of our mayors, elected officials are here today , i want to thank you for coming here and honouring me with your presence. i know your time is precious. to my own office staff, i want to thank you. my deputies. to my front office team, i couldn't ask for a better front office team. they are an amazing group of young women and men in the past. nicole, vivian, michelle, isabella, eddie, i want to say thank you. thank you to make campaign team. and of course, my last shout out has to be one of my favorite supervisors. katy tang. [applause] >> today is her first day of freedom. but i would just want to say, it has been an amazing journ

it was simply a man doing his job. >> reporter: van dyke, the final person to speak before the judge's decision. >> the last thing i ever wanted to do especially on october 20, 2014, was to shoot laquan mcdonald. >> david, van dyke could face up to 96 years behind bars. the judge, as you heard there, senting him to 81 months. less than seven years. the judge in a case like this has a lot of discretion. so many in this city have been waiting years for this decision. david? >> alex perez tonight. thank you. >>> there is new reporting after the deadly avalanche in new mexico. the news broke just as we came on here last night. those two skiers buried under the snow? taos and a desperate scramble to get them out. we now learned one of those skiers, a young man from boston, has died. the urgent effort to perform cpr. here's clayton sandell. >> reporter: this is the moment rescuers desperately performed cpr, trying to save a life. >> they're trying to get this guy to breathe. >> reporter: fellow skiers and first responders raced into action after the avalanche hit, burying matthew zonghetti a

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van. police say: the person behind the wheel hit and killed a woman in a crosswalk.. and kept on going.ed overnight on tenth street. investigators say the impact was so strong.. the victim flew 20 feet. you can see there's no *clear license plate.. just the white van. if you have any information.. police want to hear from you. tonight: parents and teachers aren't giving up.. on saving their students' schools in the east bay. kpix 5s christin ayers is in oakland.. with how they're calling on state lawmakers for help. standup intro: tonight a group of educators, parents and former school board members walked into that building and delivered this letter to state lawmakers, calling for an emergency delay in oakland school closures. adelida rios/parent every night as a parent i go to school thinking 'where is my child gonna go to school?' adelida rios is the parent of a 7th grader at roots international academy...one of two dozen oakland schools at risk of shutting down to close the district's $30 million budget gap. natsot adelida was there last night when teachers, parents and students int

election delivery vans in small towns across germany now it wants to deploy street scooters in big cities as well but their limited range has so far been a problem dacha past spokes person martin gauntlet acknowledges that the diesel powered vans they currently use in the cities will have to be replaced as they cause a lot of pollution. between him and the volume of parcels has been rising and will continue to do so we can only guarantee delivery if we have a fleet they can reach our customers wherever they are that will no longer be possible with our diesel trucks and inner cities in the forseeable future. so we have to consider alternatives. environmental activists design kiddies and regularly measures the air quality. it's not just cars and trucks that pollute the air here but also ships hamburgers germany's largest port. the concentration of particulate matter is high. the same kind of pollution from water traffic that we do from street traffic it's just that on ships the diesel engines are much bigger hence the high levels of nitrogen oxides and find particularly. matter in our setting. older diesel vehicles that don't meet the euro six standards have now been bann

the fire broke out in a van outside the old k-mart parking >>> a fire left one person badly burned on east bay. the fire broke out in a van outside the old kmart parking lot in antioch overnight. a homeless couple was using candles to keep warm, but the candles sparked the fire. the man got his female companion out of the van, but he was burned in the process. paramedics took him to the hospital. >>> two people were critically hurt after a vacant building caught fire in san francisco. the fire started around 8:30 this morning on the second floor of a three-story building. nearby construction workers helped rescue one of the victims. the cause of this fire is under investigation. >>> we are getting an up close look at a part of our solar system that was previously unimaginable. nasa's new horizon mission took these images of the kuiper belt object. it is the first detailed photos of the most distant object ever explored. scientists say it illuminates the process that built the planet four and a half billion years ago. >>> people are raving about the latest netflix film bird box on soci

it was simply a man doing his job. >> reporter: van dyke the final person to speak before the judge'she last thing i ever wanted to do especially october 20th, 2014 was to shoot laquan mcdonald. >> reporter: van dyke's attorney who asked the judge to sentence him only to probation says his client accepts the decision. >> he's certainly not happy about going to jail. he's certainly not happy about missing his family but he's happy about the prospect of life ahead of him. >> the mcdonald family says the sentencing is not just about laquan. >> this case represents a victory for all of the families across this country that have never gotten justice. >> reporter: alex perez, abc news, chicago. >> and van dyke's attorney has said he will appeal this case. >> let's turn now to weather and sam champion. he is outside. we have a huge storm heading our direction now. >> hey, yeah, it really is a big one. there's so much of the country that's covered. if you look at the northeast we're talking about snow, ice, rain, wind, coas but let's concentrate on the south a little bit because we've had som

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rob fladeboe reports now, police are calling on the public to help them find the person behind the wheel of a white van captsurveillance video. (surveillance video)san jose police are looking for this white van in connection with what is now a felony fatal hit and run investigation. surveillance video from a nearby business shows what police believe is a white, full-size, gmc or chevy van with dark rims. the van has no markings but is very liklely showing some damage says sergeant enrique garcia. sgt. enrique garcia/san jose police "....we know there is going to be damage to the right front quarter panel based on the impact with the victim but we have no idea who the suspect is, whether it's a man or woman or if there was anyone else in the van...." (early video)the collision occurred just after 12:30 this morning. police say the victim, described so far only as an adult woman, was walking east on santa clara streetclear when she was hit. the van was traveling south on tenth street. the woman died at the scene. the van just kept on going.sgt. enrique gracia/san jose police "....the person may be wanted

van. police are saying the person behind the well hit and killed a woman at a crosswalk and then kept on goingit happened overnight on 10th street. investigator see the impact was so strong, the victim flew 20 feet. you can see here there is no clear license plate, it's just a white van. if you do have any information, police want to hear from you. >>> tonight parents and teachers aren't giving up on saving their students schools and east bay. kpix five's christian rule is working on that. >> reporter: denied parents walked into a school and deliver this later calling for delay in closing the school. >> every night i go to sleep thinking where's my child going to go to sleep? >> reporter: one of two dozen oakland schools are at risk of closing down to close the districts $30 million budget gap. [ crowd chanting ] >> reporter: she was there last night when parents and students interrupted the school board meeting demanding that roots academy rate remained open. but she's worried that the protest won't make a difference. >> if their decision is made they are not listening to the community. >> re

. >> reporter: perhaps the most ught out person in the room was maryland senator chris van hollen,mot, who was implored over and over to help get the government re-opened. the people here tonight come from almost every branch of the federal government. they arete u by the fact that they would all like to go back to work as soon as possibl in silver spring, jackie bensen, news 4. >>> well, in about 50 minutes, this goverent shutdown will officially become the longest ever in u.s. history. so the big question, what can b finallng this to an end? earlier tonight on news 4 at 6:00, wendy rieger and i sat down with nbc's political director chuck todd who saidt' that the human toll that is now sinking in for both sides. >> i think everybody went home for the weekend, these houseme ers, a lot of senators went me for the weekend. they're all going to be hearing these stories from federal workers. it's going to put the human face on the missing paycheck. debbie dinnickle brought p the fact, yeah, they might get their backed pay. if they're late with a payment, their credit rating goes down.of

van just kept on going.sgt. enrique gracia/san jose police "....the person may be wanted for a crime or may have an outstanding warrant, or maybe they just committed a crime and were fleeing the scene, or were under the influence of drugs or alcohol or driving with a suspended license...."this sign was set up to inform drivers that an accident occurred here in the hope of generating some tips from passers by. here's another look at that surveillance video. the accident scene is just a block from san jose state and see's a lot of traffic pretty much around the clock and the sign might just jog someone's memory say police. rob fladeboe/san jose "...this was the 4th traffic fatality so far this year in san jose, the 3rd involving a pedestrian and the first fatal hit and run accident. in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news ( robin ) bart is cracking down on fare evaders... by stepping up patrols at the embarcadero bart station to catch cheaters in the act... here's kron4's dan thorn with what commuters are saying about it. bart's proof of payment team out in force thursday night... they're making sure riders are doing the rig

van. and then hopefully identify and take into custody that person responsible. >> the victim's identity won't be released until her family is notified. san jose police have posted this sign. they're asking anyone with information to give them a call. in the horace mann section of san jose, jesse geary. fox 2 news. >>> investigators are looking at a crash where two peopleurt were hurt. one killed. near meridian and can you zu road. police say a bmw, linked to a burglary. pulled over. one passenger was killed. another was hurt. and the driver ran away. the driver of the lexus was hurt. but is expected to survive. >>> our time is 4:26. a big break for detectives in a cold case that is decades old. >>> how dna cracked the case of a slain safe way employee. >>> and a new border policy begins today. we're going to show you what has changed in southern california and what happens next. >>> well, good morning. welcome back to mornings on 2. it is friday. it is january 25th. i'm dave clark. we're going to talk about weather in a minute. but first, we're going to talk about traffic. what's happening on

van just kept on going.sgt. enrique gracia/san jose police "....the person may be wanted for a crime or may have an outstanding warrantor maybe they just committed a crime and were fleeing the scene, or were under the influence of drugs or alcohol or driving with a suspended license...."this sign was set up to inform drivers that an accident occurred here in the hope of generating some tips from passers by. here's another look at that surveillance video. the accident scene is just a block from san jose state and see's a lot of traffic pretty much around the clock and the sign might just jog someone's memory say police. (vicki) this was the city's 3rd deadly hit and run accident this year. (grant) a big story tonight... an arizona man is behind bars, arrested for murdering a fremont man 28 years ago. it's a cold case that fremont police believe they have solved thanks to dna technology. kron 4's dan kerman is live at police headquarters in fremont with more. dan? fremont jack upton cold case 0124195 insertin december of 1990 the body of 30 year old fremont resident jack upton was was found in his tyson lane apartment..

van just kept on going.sgt. enrique gracia/san jose police "....the person may be wanted for a crime or may have an outstanding warrant, or maybe they just committed a crime and were fleeing the scene, or were under the influence of drugs or alcohol or driving with a suspended license...."this sign was set up to inform drivers that an accident occurred here in the hope of generating some tips from passers by. here's another look at that surveillance video. the accident scene is just a block from san jose state and see's a lot of traffic pretty much around the clock and the sign might just jog someone's memory say police. rob fladeboe/san jose "...this was the 4th traffic fatality so far this year in san jose, the 3rd involving a pedestrian and the first fatal hit and run accident. in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news (ken) coming up: a bay area restaurant is stepping up to help coast guard members who aren't getting paid. the personal connection the restaurant has with one coast guardsman (vicki) some bay area mayors are in washington d-c for a big meeting. it's also a chance for them to push for an end to the governmen

eight people were injured before police say the driver got out of the van and punched a ninth person.no word on his motive. well, what will the new year bring for special counsel robert mueller's russia investigation? it does continue. we'll take you back to washington for more on that next. as a fitness junkie, i customize everything - bike, wheels, saddle. that's why i switched to liberty mutual. they customized my insurance, so i only pay for what i need. i insured my car, and my bike. my calves are custom too, but i can't insure those... which is a crying shame. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ not in this house. 'cause that's no so-so family. that's your family. which is why you didn't grab just any cheese. you picked up new kraft expertly paired mozzarella and parmesan for pizzahyeah! kraft. family greatly. >> heather: one of the biggest political question marks heading into 2019, special counsel robert mueller's russia investigation. catherine herridge live in washington with a look at what we can expect. happy new year to you. >> happy new ye

van. (vicki) on the peninsula -- san mateo police are looking for two persons of interest in a series of car burglaries in san mateo. police have released this surveillance video showing the people they are looking for. in this video you can see one man walk across a driveway and it looks like he tries to get into the car on the right side of the screen. these burglars broke windows on several cars back on january 19th. all of the burglaries happened in the area west of alameda de las pulgas and south of 28th avenue. (vicki) and in redwood city -- a water main break forced a street closure of a main street closure break forced a street closure of a main thoroughfare in redwood city early this morning. firefighters say -- it happened near the intersection of el camino real and redwood avenue. firefighters say they have cleared the scene while the water department workers on the damage. lawrence karnow: a few rays of sunshine found the bay area in the afternoon. there were a few sprinkles that moved through early and doppler radar is still showing some light showers across the state. tonight w

van? >> no, i don't. and the president's behavior lets you know that there's something wrong here. if you've ever seen a guilty person, they act just like this, they're upset about everything, looking behind every corner, change their story every 15 seconds. they're trying to acquit this person, that's how guilty people act in the 'hood, and that's how the guilty person is acting in the white house. it's that more fan anything else, he cannot stop the tell. it's a tell about the way the president is behaving. what in particular he's trying to cover up or he's worried about, that remains to be seen. but there's something going on here. >> i would just say. i don't think we have to rush to indict or implicate the president, that will bare out. anyone other than trump i will say, you're right. he has always operated from a defensive crowd. long before this is criminal spotlight of an obstruction inclusion was shown on him. he always acts defensively, i don't know, we'll find out. this thing is coming to bare soon, and we'll know a lot more than we do right now. >> s.e. cupp, thank you. van jones stay with me. s.e. cupp'

helps us to the follow-up to identify, in this case, identify and locate the van, and identify and taken to custody the person responsible. >> reporter: the victims identity won't be released until the families notified, san jose police have posted the sign, asking anyone with information to give them a call, in the horse man section, of san jose, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> another deadly hit-and-run and san jose, killing one person and injuring two others, near meridian avenue, just before 1:00, a bmwover and collided with a lexus, a passenger in the bmw was killed, the driver of the car ran from the scene, the driver of the lexus was hurt, but is >>> knowing i was able to save another human being's life, i feel great. >> a high school senior recognized for taking action and saving of other students life. >>> a new incentive program launched on the peninsula. >>> hockey fans invade san jose for the all-star game, highlights from tonight's fanfare and festivities. >>> san jose is the place to be for hockey fans this weekend, the nhl all-star game is being held saturday at the sap center. >> the opening of the fan f

van. that way we can take into custody the person responsible. >>> the medical examiner's office has the body and they said the identity of the victim will not be released until her family is notified. police are asking anyone with information to give them a call. back to you. >>> a man from san jose has been sentenced to 2 years probation for shooting and killing a great white shark. the carcass washed ashore last june. a tip led to the arrest of this man who apparently confessed to killing the short. the state department said he is a commercial fisherman who shot the shark when it swam too close to his fishing that. he was also fined $5000 and had his gun destroyed as part of his sentence. >>> it does not feel like late january. temperatures are backup into the 60s. a few spots are close to 70 degrees. it has been a stretch of dry weather and warm weather. take a look at some of the highs. san francisco is at 66 degrees. san jose is at 64 degrees. we will hold onto this weather pattern until tomorrow. it has been a week since we had rain. there's a lot of ways to track the rainfall. this is

people have been injured after a man drove a van into a crowd of people celebrating new year's eve in tokyo police say the suspect then assaulted a night person on the street a twenty one year old has been arrested. well the nasa probe new horizons has successfully flown past a celestial body six point five kilometers from earth ultimately is the most distant object ever explore explored of who was broke out in the mission control of the u.s. state of maryland as the craft confirmed it had survived the fly by. we have a healthy spacecraft we just finished high even after billions of kilometers of data gathering a celebration was in order the nasa heard signals from their spacecraft that the dangerous fly by had been successful. their probe came within what must have seemed like touching distance to the frozen object called ultimate tooling this is a computer generated rendering of the thirty two kilometer long frozen rock that could reveal much about how the solar system's planets were formed a lot of pictures are due in soon of the historic flyby almost six and a half billion kilometers from earth. now the image that i'm about to show you is

people have been injured all for a man drove a van into a crowd of people celebrating new year's eve in tokyo police say the suspect then assaulted a night person on the street a twenty one year old has been arrested. well nasa has just completed humankind's most distant fly by some one billion miles past the planet pluto mission control has just receive signals from the new horizon spacecraft and scientists hope that will provide information about the origins of other planets where images and data are expected in the coming hours. it's being called ultimate tooley an ancient name for a distant place an estimated thirty two kilometers long it could reveal knowledge about how the planets were formed nasa spacecraft new horizons was due to capture hundreds of images as it made the historic fly by almost six and a half billion kilometers from a. but we've never been anything not only so far from the sun but that's so well preserved in this ultimate freemans of the your absolute zero so this is the time capsule that we've never seen before the mission has been likened to an archaeological dig in space scientists hope to detect the chemical composit

together to give us information to do the follow-up to identify and locate the van and hopefully identify and take into custody the person responsible. >> the medical examiner's office has custody of the remains. they said the victim's identity will not be released until her family is notified. san jose police have posted the sign. anyone who has information please call the police. back to you. >>> san mateo county is trying to reduce traffic during peak times by offering cash incentives to carpoolers. today they announced the launch of carpal 2.0. a program that rewards all forms of carpooling to and from san mateo county including ridesharing or carpool partners. carpoolers can earn up to $100 in gift cards. >>> transportation is the largest source of pollution in a major contributor to greenhouse gases. this negatively impacts the health and well-being for both of us who live and work in the region. by carpooling, communities help to reduce injection and air pollution while enjoying an easier right to work. >>> the program is funded in part by the san matteo county air district. >>> the police took on carpool cheaters

and others by providing information to help us identify and locate the van and hopefully identify and take into custody the person responsible. >>> i just checked with the county medical examiner, the office have the remains in the victim's identification will not be released until her family is notified. if you know anything about this, please call the police. back to you. >>> thank you. >>> this afternoon we are getting new details in the case of an 88-year-old woman who was beaten and left for dead in a park. >> the suspect was in court today. we were there and we learned that the suspect was denied bail today. >>> reporter: that is right. we learned that the suspect will be spending the weekend in jail. we are learning more about the allegations against him. >>> he appeared before a judge briefly today, long enough to hold him over until his next court appearance. on january 8, a neighbor saw the suspect leaving the home of the 80-year-old victim. police arrived at the scene to find the home empty. she was found bleeding by a park. prosecutors say he pulled a gun and carjacked her on january 16. the camera re

van a cobrar. carolina: el cierre gobierno habÍa causado molestia en aeropuertos del paÍs, mÁs de 40 minutos de retraso por la falta de personaln digital: hemos experimentado un ligero aumento por enfermedades, estamos mitigando el impacto por un aumento de personal y aumento de tiempo en los pueblos cuando esto sea necesario. esto ocurre justamente el dÍa despuÉs de que varios presidentes de compaÑÍas aÉreas hablarÁn de los peligros y de los errores que se estÁn cometiendo por parte de los empleados que estaban tan preocupados hablaban de 100.000.000 $ mensualmente que se estÁ perdiendo en ganancias. borja: por el cierre de gobierno. pensaban que en cualquier momento podÍa pasar algo catastrÓfico. el nÚmero de hoy es 86 millones, lo que le estÁ acosando a lo contribuyente este cierre parcial de gobierno. 1000 $ por segundo, segÚn un estudio que basÓ su cÁlculo en los datos de empleo y salarios de la oficina de administraciÓn personal para mÁs de dos docenas de agencias. un dinero escalofriante, 1000 $ por segundo. carolina: a trabajar para evitar que, hubiera retraso en los reembolsos, hoy se 0 ellos dijeron que no podÍa a tr

guardia porde personal >>> en los aeropuertos de filadelfia se vieron afectados y aunque las operaciones volvieron a la normalidad los plazos probablemente se extiendan durante varias horas >>> van largo plazo esperemos que no se vuelva a repetir esto donde miles de empleados se queden sin trabajo >>> el presidente enfatizó que todavía cree la construcción del muro así que vamos a ver cuál es el resultado cambiamo de tema, a persona en la autopista pidiendo dinero porque no tiene para la gasolina, tenga mucho cuidado >>> podría tratarse de una trampa, varios casos se reportaron >>> caminan por las autopistas a veces se hacen pasar por extranjeros dicen que tienen un problema que el auto necesita u ayuda el marido de angélica conoció uno de estos personajes el individuo se hizo con el efectivo y las joyas que él le vendió fueron falsas todo resultó en una gran estafa la patrulla nos asegura que casos así se están viendo con mucha frecuencia >>> les tratan de vender productos cosas así que la gente cree que es legal. >>> (habla en inglés) desde el sur de california nos contaron que también fue robado de la misma manera nos dijo que estaba en su hora de almuerzo de que un carro con

van and a dog wandering around. >> calls lit up 911. this one lasted for 12 minutes. >> 911, back up -- >> i have this -- the person of interest in that missinge's at the chevron gas station on ashford and dunwoody. >> the man is sheriff? >> the van is here, the red dog. and i saw the man's face. and i've been watching the news. i know it's him. he emptied all of the stuff out of the van. he's looking around like he is guilty as sin. i can take him down if you want. >> no, sir, stay right there. >> here comes the cops. >> police are there? >> they got him now. they pulled up on him. >> gary hilton was under arrest. detectives swarmed over the filthy astro van and inventoried his possessions looking for any clue to meredith's fate. a gbi spokesman updated the media. >> it's a missing persons investigation right now, and that's how we're pursuing it. an important key might be any knowledge that mr. hilton has. >> take me inside your situation room when you get the news that atlanta's got him. >> we're very pleased with the fact that now we have this man, but we can't lose sight of the fact we don't have meredith yet. and the possibility that sh

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senator van holland and i have traveled and heard accounts of one person who was supposed to close ona new home. their first home. they won't be able to do that because they don't have a paycheck that shows wages necessary to support the mortgage. their most recent paycheck is zero. we heard from persons in my office and another who is an air traffic controller and whose husband is an air traffic controller. one needs a medical procedure and will be able to move forward because they don't have the out-of-pocket costs necessary to pay for that. the list goes on of individual hardships. people wondering if their credit scores will be affected which could it affect their employment because they'll be late with their mortgage payment. that's assuming they get a paycheck in the next couple of months. their house could be foreclosed. i could put a face on each one. the let me just share an account by lamar who is the lead officer at the airport. i was there earlier this week meeting with government workers that are keeping our airports and air traffic say. these are dedicated people who are

van just kept on going.sgt. enrique gracia/san jose police "....the person may be wanted for a crime or may have an outstanding warrant, or maybe they just commitorere under the influence of drugs or alcohol or driving with a suspended license...."this sign was set up to inform drivers that an accident occurred here in the hope of generating some tips from passers by. here's another look at that surveillance video. the accident scene is just a block from san jose state and see's a lot of traffi gn might just jog someone's memory say police. rob fladeboe/san jose "...this was the 4th traffic fatality so far this year in san jose, the 3rd involving a pedestrian and the first fatal hit and run accident. in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news (ken) turning (ken)(ken) turning now to our four zone forecast.(vicki) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us 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

van just kept on going.sgt. enrique gracia/san jose police "....the person may be wanted for a crime or may have an outstanding warrant maybe they just committed a crime and were fleeing the scene, or were under the influence of drugs or alcohol or driving with a suspended license...."this sign was set up to inform drivers that an accident occurred here in the hope of generating some tips from passers by. here's another look at that surveillance video. the accident scene is just a block from san jose state and see's a lot of traffic pretty much around the clock and the sign might just jog someone's memory say police. rob fladeboe/san jose "...this was the 4th traffic fatality so far this year in san jose, the 3rd involving a pedestrian and the first fatal hit and run accident. in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news kron4news fladeboe kron4news (grant) one hool district is awaiting approval on a major shake up that would change the school calendar... and drastically affect many families' summer plans. starting school earlier in the year and ending school earlier in the year that's what sacramento city unified school distri

personal looks of the architecture of the house, as well as these very fine gargoyles. >> when you're done at the biltmore, it's a great place to eat. you basically hop in a vanlocal farms. at the end, you're basically sitting at a table to eat a meal together. each brewery has their own personality and identity. they have a long tradition of day drinking in this town. you should go to the south slope which has a high concentration of breweries, including burial beer, which is one of my favorites. >> when you're done with your beer, go to the river arts district. you can look in art studios, have the opportunity to buy a piece of art, and even talk to the artist which makes it very special. you're getting a piece of art that nobody else has in their home. come to river arts district. we look forward to sharing our passion. after months of wearing only a tiger costume, we're finally going on the trip i've been promising. because with expedia, i saved when i added a hotel to our flight. ♪ so even when she outgrows her costume, we'll never outgrow the memory of our adventure together. unlock savings when you add select hotels to your existing trip. only when you

that person might wander out of the facility and get killed, which is what happened. >> reporter: jaxon van derbeken, nbc bay ar nbc bay area news. >>> the trans bay center was shut down in late september after workers found cracks in steel beams. today a team of engineers signed off on a repair plan. that plan involves bolting steel plates. >>> ellen degeneris is shutting down critics by saying she believes in forgiveness. some attacked her on twitter today after she encouraged comedian kevin hart to reconsider hosting the oscars. he stepped away from the position after homophobic jokes he made a decade ago. >> i don't want to step on that stage and make that night about me and my past when you have people who have worked hard to step on that stage for the first time and receiver an award. >> degeneris tried to coax him to change his mind and host after all. he says after hearing from degeneris he will reconsider. >>> up next, getting ready for a big party. the state capital prepares for the inauguration of our new governor, gavin newsom. up at th. governor brown is leaving tow >>> the mov

van doran street fday night. police arresd daniel comcom. the two had a personal relationship. he is now being held without bond. >>> it is 5:37 now. here is a look at the other top stories th american. an american among the 14 eople killed in a terror attack in kenya. th happened yesterday in nairobi. a suicide bomber made his way into aotel lobby as gunmen stormed the building. jason spindler an nyu grad who had been working in nairobi for several years was killed.e terror group al shabab claimed responsibility for this attack. all the men involved in the attack had been killed >>> today lawmakers will continue questioning president trump's attorney general nominee william barr. yesterday barr made it clear that he will protect the mueller investigation. he said he would not be bullied and also said he would qt if esident trump ordered him to fire mueller. if bapproved,r could be sworn in sometime next month. >>> this is video from maryland governor larry hogan's first inauguration and today it will happen again in annapolis. t hogan is second republican governor to win re-el

van allen. talk about the significance of this and sparkle's news, the person sparkle who was a singer her r.ly alleges is niecde. >> it is such are documentary to watch, to see so many known women fall into this trap over and over again. but sparkle is absolutely right. women are very impressionable. we say young women especially, but everyone is impressionable and is able to be manipulated by somebody that they look up to, they admire, they worship. there are grown people right now who have a celebrity that is that celebrity dropped out of the sky and shown their spotlight on them, would leave their husbands, wives, children and run off to l.a. tomorrow. i think to think that children would be less susceptible to that type of temptation is ridiculous. he has honed his trap at this point. when you hear all of those ladies stories, it is the same story over and over and over again. he is using his charm, his looks, his fame, his money, his owner ability as bait. he flips the script. amy: this is to rhonda pace from the documentary "surviving r. kelly." this is just an amazing story because sh

van? >> it will and there's always been this kind of split personality since trump came in. we want to stick up for the little folks getting screwed over but also we want to get donald trump. the protagonist looks up and there's a million arrows coming over the wall. this is one of the first of those arrows. and there will be a lot coming from the democrats into the trump white house. the reality is, for the conservatives, the hard core base, they'll set all this aside, they'll say he's already a proven liar, they'll say we don't care, this is all part of the scheme but for ordinary people to be watching television and seeing the former attorney of the president of the united states spilling his guts, most people are going to take it very seriously and honestly, i did a lot of my work in oakland, california, when your home boy starts snitching, you are in trouble. this is where we are right now. the home boy is starting to snitch on live television. i would not want to be in the trump white house that day. >> you brought up something, brianna, the first and main reason micha

that person might wander out of the facility and get killed, which is what happened. >> reporter: jackson vanerbeken, "nbc bay area news." >>> still ahead on "today in the bay," getting ready for the big game, clemson and alabama facing the media before the championship game. we'll bring you inside the huddle next, and here's rob. >> we're watching, if we're going to see this for that championship game, we have a lot of rain on our storm ranger mobile doppler radar, a lot more than we saw yesterday. who will see the most rain and when, and when will we have a break from all the stormy weather? we'll look at that when we come right back. >>> already off to a stormy start for your sunday morning, and let's show you one of the impacts we're noticing this morning out of sfo, checking the faa website, showing some flight delays of up to five hours this morning, for some of the arrivals, due to the wind, low visibility and begat she biban reports on the flights this morning so big travel problems both far and locally closer to home, 49 degrees. rain now starting to move in there were is at the view

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personal looks of the architecture, including these very fun gargoyles. >> when you're done with the biltmore, it's a great town to eat. a farm to table tour is really fun. you hop in the vanvisit several local farms. at the end of the tour, you are generally sitting down to eat a meal together. they call it spirit city usa. each brewery has their own personality and identity. a long tradition of day drinking in this town. you should go to the south slope which has a high concentration of breweries including burial beer, which is one of my favorites. >> when you're done with that beer, walk a few blocks over to the river arts district. there you'll see artist studios. you have a chance to purchase a unique piece of art and even talk to the artists which makes every piece more special. you're getting a piece that you're not going to find in anyone else's home. come to asheville. we look forward to sharing our passion. after months of wearing only a tiger costume, we're finally going on the trip i've been promising. because with expedia, i saved when i added a hotel to our flight. ♪ so even when she outgrows her costume, we'll never outgrow the memory of our adventure togeth

walk out in front of the van horn and she jumped she complained that you can't hear new cars anymore but then she said it's good that they don't pollute the environment. for a person out on. benyamin folk says he's happy with his evil he just has to drive even more carefully because people don't notice it coming as it glides silently through it's a hole. in tanzania uganda and kenya christakis in lake victoria being depleted pollution is partly to blame easily by exploitation of natural resources a research project report that some seven countries in europe and africa wants to help to talk some of these problems. all reporter went to uganda to meet with a team from the university of calls raw in germany the scientists have come to the lake to hold workshops their goal is to boost fish talks and show local communities how to preserve the environment. mohammed has been fishing off they were going to shows of little for more than twenty five years. but. we no longer catch fish like we used to. be economic impact on us. right now you can sit traps and come up empty or get just one cut away. in the old days we would get a good catch every day. the main cause for the de