kurt didn't play the hits.where did you sleep last night ♪ >> i remember watching him play a cover of a leadbelly song, "where did you sleep last night?" and it was emotional for me because i love nirvana and i felt this connection to kurt cobain and i was always, even when i was young, just so worried about him. ♪ my girl, my girl >> in that era there was always the speculation kurt's not doing well, kurt has drug problems. and nirvana "unplugged" was this kind of thing like the clouds parted. you know? and it seemed like everything was going to be okay. ♪ the whole night through [ cheers and applause ] >> from seattle tonight, word of an untimely death. >> the lead singer of nirvana shot and killed himself at his home in seattle, washington, today. >> it didn't come as a major surprise, but it was devastating because of the way it happened. >> i pulled over and i was there for like 20 minutes, half an hour just crying right there. >> i just don't understand it. that's all. >> i think he was the closest that h

kurt, your reaction. >> kurt: i could not support this more i'm a conservative and i want a republican idiocy is poison in the swing state. i want to see these guys go into ohio, hey, guys, everybody reparations, that is the real issue, not the economy, not getting your kids out of the wars, but reparation. mike, i'm still puzzled. how does this work? my beautiful wife escape the democrats favorite communist cuba. how much toshio and oh and my great, great grandfather fought with the army but do i get a discount? how does this work? it's stupid, immoral and i want the democrats to keep doing it and self-destruct. >> mike: sack all indications this will be a crowded field which we expect may be up to 25 or so candidates. is the critical thing to make sure a chunk of the left base is fired up about you? >> we have an exceptionally fired up based thinking about 2016 from excuse me 2018 elections, clear a lot of new voters turning out, however, the reason for democrats won the house, actually suburban swing districts that actually do not have the same type of fired up base some of these ot

kurt vile is here, everybody.t is a good night to be here. [ cheers and applause ] before we to get that, you know, i -- i'm in my '40s now. i'm married. i have two kids, but nothing, i mean, nothing makes me feel older than when i realize i no longer understand the slang terms that teenagers are using. and it seems like these days slang terms for teenagers are evolving so fast, it's impossible to keep up. so, as a service to you and to me, we decided to give you a primer. a new teen slang terms in a segment we call, seth explains teen slang. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] our first new teen slang term is "george r.r. martin." here's the definition. it's the kid who takes forever to finish writing an essay. [ laughter ] for example, jeremy said he can't go out tonight because he's got to finish his "tale of two cities" essay, even though that was due freshman year, and we're seniors now. [ laughter ] #georgerrmartin. our next new teen slang term is "subway sandwich." what's the definition? well, it's someone who smells

kurt, your reaction? >> i think everybody knows the answer.t harvard by pretending to be a cherokee. it's so tacky and so cheesy. if she lies about this stuff, liz, what else is she going to lie about? is she going to lie about protecting our right for free speech, right to keep and bear arms? if you lie about something little like that, you will lie about anything. >> liz: voters are shrugging it off. new york times according to their polls are shrugging it off. what you think? >> when i want to know what the pulse of america is, i seek out the new york times. those guys really seem to understand what people outside a five block radius around manhattan headquarters thing. >> liz: kurt, now elizabeth warren, do you think this native american heritage story will follow her? she wants universal childcare paid for by a welfare tax. >> it is going to be the sole criteria for most of voters on elizabeth warren. it is so tacky. it is so cheesy. you just can't get past it. you can babble about socialism and that's terrible. >> liz: is great to see yo

>> thanks, kurt. hello, commissioners. so the full report is there for your refer. i just wanted to draw your attention to a few items related to our voting activities for 2018, and then, we're joined by andrew lindberg from i.s.s. he's the head of custom research for the americas, and he'll give us an overview of sort of the general trends of proxy voting in 2018. >> sorry to interrupt. i probably should have called items seven and eight together. so maybe we can be brief on seven and then move onto eight when we're done, and then, we can speak about those trends. >> yeah. sure. so just very quickly, on seven, just wanted to remind the board that we continued to vote in line with our custom voting policy. that means that we generally support progressive corporate governance measures like proxy access, the ability to act by written consent, right to call special meetings, independent board chairs, board diversity, disclosure of climate risk, etc. we continue to oppose excessive executive compensation, poison pill measures, golden parachute measures. in addition, we

kurt, as you just mentioned there, this morning, more talk of a shutdown. here's what was said. >> we cannot definitively rule out a government shutdown the end of this week? >> absolutely cannot. >> i do expect the president to take some kind of executive action. a national emergency is part of that. >> a new issue has come up in the last couple of hours. >> there has been talk that democrats want fewer detention beds. >> i think we're going to end up with something that deals with detention beds. >> i promise you this, donald trump is not going to sign any bill that reduces the number of bed spaces available to hold violent offenders who come across our border. >> kurt, do they reach a deal this week? >> i don't think they do. again, i think trump is laying the groundwork for that. in some ways, he almost wants, i think, a redo of the first shutdown, because it went so badly against him. he wants another fight about it, but he wants it to be the democrats' fault, not his fault. i think what's why you're seeing the theatrics. criticisms trump got last time

kurt the fiber guy has information. jillian: george washington too offensive to be a school mascot?ay the mascot has to go. carly shimkus is here next with the outrage that is pouring in. ♪ you don't know your beautiful ♪ a product of mastery. lease the 2019 es 350 for $399 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. prestige creams not living up to the hype? one jar shatters the competition. olay regenerist hydrates skin better than creams costing over $100, $200, and even $400. fact check this ad in good housekeeping. olay. >> you are taking a live look, this is "fox and friends first," mike pence is in poland visiting the auschwitz concentration camp. rob: at the memorial site of the concentration camp with the second lady and his wife and the polish president, andre duda, politically they have a few things in common. more than million people killed in auschwitz during world war ii. a very somber place, it takes your breath away. the vice president heads to germany after this. capitol hill buzzing after donald trump announced he will declare a national emergen

kurt, you worked on the staff of the house oversight committee on the republican side. give us sort of the -- the take on what staff must be thinking right now about what to do about matthew whitaker. he was unresponsive in questioning. you did have the chairman of the judiciary committee say we want to bring you back. but to what end? like what could -- what could staff be thinking could be done by members of congress now? >> you know, i've always found, joy, that you learn almost as much from what witnesses are willing to tell you and not tell you. and what they don't tell you really serves as a guidance missile for investigators to go, oh, there's something there. if you have nothing to hide, you're willing to talk. if you're being so shifty and you're obfuscating and avoiding direct yes and no questions as whitaker did all afternoon yesterday, that tells investigators this is where we need to focus our attention. this is where we need to look at documents and emails and talk to other people because now they have whitaker on record saying yes or no certain things. th

released into coyote creek but is not likely to cause any flooding downstream says the water district's kurtnds.kurt rends/santa clara valley water district "....the flows are limited so there is not enough to cause any dama when it's sunny and not raining and hopefully by the time the next storms arrive the reservoir will be back down and there will be plenty of storage..."right now, the level in the reservoir is at roughly 35-percent, well below capacity.but because the dam is seismically deficient and could fail in a large earthquake, the level must not be allowed to exceed 58- percent says arends.kurt arends ".....we're trying to catch it early and let a little water out so the reservoir doesn't get too full, there is still quite a bit of winter left so we want to be sure there is enough room to capture future rains and not get above the seismic restrictions..."(file-2017 flood)despite similar releases in 2017, anderson reservoir spilled over, resulting in widespread flooding along coyote creek in san jose. late winter storms caught everyone by surprise. this time the starting sooner.kur

kurt the cyber guy explains next.h the super bowl there is a live look over sadie's benz stadium in atlanta. cybersecurity experts are warning if you can't make it, not watching it on tv, the dangers of streaming the big game. kurt the cyber guy joining us to explain. a problem if people do this. >> it turns out hackers have figured out that when we are caught up in the moment especially during a sporting event people don't pay attention to security as much. they are looking for a free spot to stream the game online so they go to google, where can i watch the game for free? chances are you might be hitting the hacker set of knowing they forget you. you might be finding a site that could lead you to watching the game for free but it is a hacker trap. heather: i have done that before because i can't get the carolina panthers games ever in new york city. >> we are used to doing what we want to. they are sending out emails, so you are going to the game, if you are looking for parking, here's the parking site. avoid clicki

meanwhile, world number ten neil robertson came from 4—2 down to beat world number 49 kurt maftlin 5—final, and the australian will face hossein vafaei in the semis. the south african governemnet have backed caster semenya in her iaaf challenge — they're trying to reduce the amount of testosterone in her body. they believe the levels in her body give her an unfair advantage against other female competitors and that she must take medication to suppress the amount she naturally produces. the south african governmnet say she's being targetted and her human rights violated ahead of her case which is being heard by the court of arbitration for sport on monday — in what could be landmark case for the sport. speaking to me earlier the bbc‘s south africa correspondent milton nkosi outlined the stance of the south african sports minister and the iaaf the minister of sport held a press conference this morning on friday calling on the nation to support her. she said she is being targeted and they are being sexist against their golden girl. they believe that south africa's history of fighting apa

released into coyote creek but is not likely to cause any flooding downstream says the water district's kurtrends.kurt rends/santa clara valley water district "....the flows are limited so there is not enough to cause any damage downstream, plus we do it when it's sunny and not raining and hopefully by the time the next storms arrive the reservoir will be back down and there will be plenty of storage..."right now, the level in the reservoir is at roughly 35-percent, well below capacity.but because the dam is seismically deficient and could fail in a large earthquake, the level must not be allowed to exceed 58- percent says arends.kurt arends ".....we're trying to catch it early and let a little water out so the reservoir doesn't get too full, there is still quite a bit of winter left so we want to be sure there is enough room to capture future rains and not get above the seismic restrictions..."(file-2017 flood)despite similar releases in 2017, anderson reservoir spilled over, resulting in widespread flooding along coyote creek in san jose. late winter storms caught everyone by surprise. thi

released into coyote creek but is not likely to cause any flooding downstream says the water district's kurt arends.kurt rends/santa clara valley water district "....the flows are limited so there is not enough to cause any damage downstream, plus we do it when it's sunny and not raining and hopefully by the time the next storms arrive the reservoir will be back down and there will be plenty of storage..."right now, the level in the reservoir is at roughly 35-percent, well below capacity.but because the dam is seismically deficient and could fail in a large earthquake, the level must not be allowed to exceed 58- percent says aren. ".....we're trying to catch it early and let a little water out so the reservoir doesn't get too full, there is still quite a bit of winter left so we want to be sure there is enough room to capture future rains and not get above the seismic restrictions..."(file-2017 flood)despite similar releases in 2017, anderson reservoir spilled over, resulting in widespread flooding along coyote creek in san jose. late winter storms caught everyone by surprise. this time the

police in berkely need your help finding a missing man. 24-year-old kurt williams was last seen mondayafternoon on bonita avenue. police say he suffers from mental health issues and does not have access to his medicine. he has also been prone to seizures in the past. police say he has gone missing before and has walked to his mother's home in sonoma. ( robin ) crews are making progress towards getting highway 37 reopened in novato. westbound highway 37 remains closed after water from last week's storm filled part of the roadway. there was a breach in the levee...and right now a rock wall with sandbags is keeping more water from filling the oversaturated field. yesterday, caltrans brought in more concrete barriers, plastic, and sandbags to keep water from flowing in. they used blade trucks to plow the water off the roadway and over the barrier. ( robin ) right now, westbound traffic is being diverted

>> liz: is great to see you, kurt. sorry we ran out of time. come back soon, kurt. thank you so much for having us in your home. thank you for watching. lou dobbs is next right here on the foxbusiness network. enjoy your evening. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> lou: good evening, everybody. this aversion is president trump and his administration on will display this weekend. andrew mccabe actually confessed that he, deputy attorney general, rod rosenstein, and a host of corrupt fbi and department of justice actors, sought to unseat a sitting president. >> discussion of the 25th amendment was simply, rod raciest issue and discussed it with me in the context of thinking about how many other cabinet officials might support such an effort. what i can say, the deputy attorney general was definitely very concerned about the president come about his capacity, and about his it intent at that point in time. >> lou: ladies and gentlemen, that is a confession. where is the outrage about their treason? where is the republican party and its leaders demanding they arrest mccabe and the rest of

davis: kurt, you have rural areas. how do you feel about that? mr. schrader: the buses get overlooked sometimes. peter defazio and representative blumenauer are leaders in late rail and transit area. that is a nice bipartisan issue. we didn't used to be. a lot of us who represent rural areas outside the metro service districts, nice to have a robust bus system and that will be part of what comes forward. we have to make sure this is not an urban centric transportation bill. the biggest issue in my district is highway that runs around the outside of portland called i-205 where the highway goes down to two and crosses a bridge. we need to fix the bridge and make sure the lanes are widened. a that will be a popular project. we have a stiff process in oregon where every city and every county works with the prioritization of their projects. it's not political. they have to sell their project based on the merits. they come up to the top and my job is to advocate for those. i rely on my state to come up with their designated projects that i would be advocat

we at the rnc talked with state party of virginia, talked with kurt cox, the statement was this open with -- it was the same standard with a political intere republican party saying fairfax should resign and we said let's. wait for the fax to come ou out. we are consistence it was not the republican party. kavanaugh must step down. kirsten gillibrand's had one credible allocation is not. democrats were silent at first and it now if you're coming out because political interest depends on it. the democratic party has largely been silent and dan, one more thing i was dismayed we heard that press conference. you heard them say, we yet to have a statement on a hearing. hearing is the one who wore black phase and northam to wear black face and resignation so also math for hearing but they are not consistent and it's a double standard. if it's all politics for the democratic party. it is infuriating. you stamped on a common set of principles, this nothing, you just said what you said before because it mattered to you. what bothers me about this, look at herring the attorney general. he appe

i see kurt lovelace, my senior high school homecoming date standing there.vening with friends and before we knew it, everyone else had gone. we had the most amazing time. >> i was meeting in many ways the same person who i took to homecoming just more beautiful, more interested and more kind than i had ever remembered. >> it just worked. >> more than six months later on the day after christmas, 2013, curtis was once again standing at the altar. only this time the new mrs. lovelace seemed to have approval from everyone, even 20-year-old daughter lindsay, who had packed up at the arrival of her father's last flame. >> she seemed very jen win. i like that she cared a lot about the boys. >> did you think maybe this could be the restoration of the family in. >> yeah, i did. >> after you seen of the nightmare of erica, now christine seems okay to you. she is certainly making an effort to reach out to you, right in. >> i thought our family deserved happiness at that point after everything we had been through, i was hoping it all panned out okay. >> it did go okay,

political pedigree in state legislature and since coming to congress and then to his left, we have kurt schrader, schrader is from oregon, suburban oregon the starting right outside of portland and running down from there and is a democrat . from >> i'm a veterinarian . >> that's right and a veterinarian . >> everybody loves animals . >> while the rest of us were watching the super bowl he was watching the puppy bowl. , these are able accomplished legislators. let me start with you, we will talk a little about the prospects for infrastructure, we are under the fast act right now which is the first long- term funding we've had for transportation, on life-support for almost 10 years. that runs out next year. what are the prospects for infrastructure in this session? >> first of all thank you for being here and i'm honored to be here with my friends from the democratic side of the aisle in the caucus as a whole. they do try to work in a bipartisan manner to get things done, we need desperately to get back to that. but, when we talk about infrastructure, you have to understand what you're t

. >> we have two more questions, one is from kurt online. i think it is a quick one.will you be doing with those three cut chapters? in the final question from the back row? ames: kurt, shoot me an email. i will send them to you. [laughter] >> two quick questions. where there are japanese tried for these war crimes? besides the general? secondly, macarthur won out and roosevelt authorized going to the philippines after the meeting in honolulu, as opposed to going to formosa. i am wondering if there was in a second guessing about in the aftermath of what happened, particularly in manila? james: his chief of staff was put on trial as well, he was actually hanged with the same round as tojo they also tried other commanders, including the only senior officer commanding the southern forces. the northern commander and central command were killed. he survived. they put him on trial in manila. he changed his plea to guilty when he was put on trial. as a result of that, they sentenced him to death. but they sentenced him to death by musketry instead of hanging. but he was neve

a third straight league defeat for everton — who had kurt zouma sent off after full time.lt a little bit different. but i'm very happy for all our supporters because maybe for them todayit supporters because maybe for them today it was something different, something special, but for us it is important because we have got three important because we have got three important points. we created more than enough chances during the match to score a goal. after the during the match to score a goal. afterthe 1—0 to during the match to score a goal. after the 1—0 to them, we created a chance to score. and the second half, two balls off the crossbar. and the shelves were created. but at the moment, we did not score. so let's have a quick look at the one result we haven't told you about so far. and that was a 1—1 draw at selhurst park between crystal palace and west ham at selhurst park. mark noble's first half penalty was levelled by wilfried zaha's second half equaliser. in the late game — burnely are leading brighton 1—0 — thanks to chris wood's strike in the 26th minute. ona on a

. >> poring through the university of virginia old year books, history professor kurt van dock is uncoveringk face and other mockery of minorities. from fraternity parities to demeaning characteristics it's taking various forms. >> one image he can't get out of his mind is the mock lynching from a fraternity page from a year book in 1971. >> you have a white person in black face who has as into around his neck and hanging from his tree. s in a horrifying image. i can't imagine why anyone would ever put in in a year book. >> he cochairs the school's commission on gracious. part of the expanding campus effort to confront and own the school's past. >> one sentiment we hear from those accused of this or attending these types of events is that it's just a joke. >> oh. well. >> what do you say to that. >> to white supremacists it's a joke. >> even the titles of the year book is steeped in racism. corks and curls is a reference to burned cork used to blacken faces and curly wigs used in shows. in the wake of virginia governor year book controversy several universities are confronting the imagery. w

yeah yeah i know kurt that's a film i think everyone's been talking about every time i spoke to loves the i love that this must be incredibly powerful so i think the franklin big film come here to really and i hope it's going to get the r.-e. s.-p. can see t. find out what it means to me that's roy myers waiter in scott roxboro at the bell and all of the yarns. are that they have nearly done but the conversation continues online or find us w dot com on twitter at w news or you can follow me at brant go off t.v. and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see you then everybody. will. kick off. the title race is heating up. dortmund drop points. against saddam after surrendering all three goals. are no points at all for losing at home to help the. wildfire regain second spot after defeating shall we say. in equitorial adventure a journey by the bridge to ecuador. the rich winds its way past the peaks of the endless. travelling muffins the stunning scenery. and discuss the traces of functions indigenous cultures. relive the run. by train. in forty fi

and he's a cheat what was unexpected is kurt also discussed issues related to the russia investigation although he made clear he had no direct evidence of collusion first but the lobbyist roger stone had informed trump that wiki leaks a told him that they would release e-mails damaging to hillary clinton during the twenty sixteen presidential campaign mr trump responded by stating to the effect would that be great prosecutors allege russia supplied wiki leaks with those emails we could leaks denies that and also says no conversation with stone took place but that it had publicly announced that publication was imminent either way trump has denied for knowledge karen also said he suspects trump knew that a trump tower meeting would take place with russian nationals about getting damaging information on clinton during the campaign and alleged the trump lied throughout the campaign about his attempts to build a trump tower in moscow and the president's lawyers signed off on false congressional testimony about those negotiations you need to know mr trump personal lawyers reviewed and edited

we've been advised to not just bring a box of kleenex but an entire bucket of kleenex yeah yeah i know kurt that's a film of the everybody's been talking about everyone i spoke to loves the i love that this must be incredibly powerful so i think the franklin big film come here to really and i hope it's going to get the r.-e. s.-p. can see t. find out what it means to me that's roy meyers waiter and scott roxboro at the bell and all of the yarns. are that they have nearly done but the conversation continues online or find w dot com on twitter at w news or you can follow me at bring t.v. and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see you than ever before. france's yellow rebellion a movement against mccall. most of it was bound to boil over it something else this is a really dangerous. video of this movement has france's leadership on the defensive . what happens when so many citizens feel politically elevated. ninety minutes on. once upon a time there was a young girl. with a burning ambition. to become a conductor. i was a very curious child and very ex

that would be republican speaker kurt cox who, get this, got his position when his name was drawn out of a ceramic bowl to break a tie. >> a name drawn out of a bowl. mona, thank you so much. >>> president trump is accusing congressional democrats of harassment now that they've opened a sweeping new investigation into his alleged ties to russia and his personal finances. adam schiff, the chairman of the house intelligence committee, says they want to know if the president has been compromised or motivated by financial gain. he made the announcement hours after president trump's state of the union during which the president warned that so-called, quote, ridiculous partisan investigations could hurt the economy. >> his effort to discourage any meaningful oversight of the administration, that's a nonstarter. >> he's just a political hack who's trying to build a name for himself. it's called presidential harassment, and it's unfortunate, and it really does hurt our country. >> reporter: as she said many times, house speaker nancy pelosi says it's the responsibility of congress to provide

<kurt arends ".....we're trying to catch it early and let a little water out so the reservoir doesn'too full, there is still quite a bit of winter left so we want to be sure there is enough room to capture future rains and not get above the seismic restrictions...">( darya ) despite similar releases in 2017, late winter storms caused anderson reservoir spilled over. it resulted in widespread flooding along coyote creek in san jose. this time the releases are starting sooner. ( james ) the world's richest man takes a stand against an alleged threat. amazon c-e-o jeff bezos accuses the national enquirer's parent company a-m-i ... of trying to blackmail and extort him. in a blog post ... he accused the company of threatening to release sexually explicit pictures that he and a woman took of themselves and sent to one another ... unless bezos publically dismissed a washington post story on the national enquirer. the tell-all includes an e-mail bezos says his team received from an a-m-i executive. the enquirer said in january that it had been investigating an alleged bezos affair for months

this book by kurt flood which came out in 1971 told the story of the research clause. kurz flood, playing with the st. louis cardinals, is traded to the philadelphia phillies and he's not at all happy about that consider several reasons. everything from the fact he is from st. louis, he takes the phillies are not established. he takes his case all the way to the supreme court that he should have some say in what happens to him as a player. and the supreme court rules against him. shortly after, that there are a couple of loopholes that occur that allow the free agency system to break wide open and in 1974 you have catfish hunter, who's playing for the oakland a's. his owner, violates the contract that virtually releases him from his obligation and instead of playing for $200 fourks000 with the a's. he signs with the yankees for $3.5 million. bob dylan then writes a song about this, catfish. what he falks -- talks about is how a country boy with a great arm suddenly is making millions of dollars as a professional baseball player. the following year, 19 5, there are two

believe that is a full businessmen can understand that we have different interests in the charter kurt said trump reiterated his concerns about an old stream too which is the second phase of a pipeline network along the baltic sea but washington's threatened to sanction european firms working on the eleven billion dollar project claiming it could be used by russia as a political tool the austrian oil and gas company has invested more than five hundred thirty million euros in the pipeline and we can now bring in rasmussen executive vice president of the eurasia center thanks for joining us so good to have you on the program today one of the other things charts of the kurds medicine he seems to have no intention of backing down on north stream to do you think donald trump was expecting such a uncompromising starts from the austrian leader i think he was hoping for but should have expected it no mr curd. a very strong supporter of north korea all along. and o.m.b. which is one of their main company who's a partner with them in order for him to area and he's the absolutely right i mean. th

would just pull out and they would allow the kurts to talk to the syrian government and that's the key word what dimitri said the syrian government the internationally recognized legitimate syrian government these are who the kurds need to be talking with order to resolve this conflict once and for all but the fact that you're keeping two hundred and now it's four hundred. and in three months it'll be a thousand and six months it'll be five thousand the fact that this is happening is just delaying the process of bringing peace to syria that's the bottom line and it's really also going to hurt in twenty twenty he needs to realize this his constituency his voters they don't know why the u.s. is in syria and they want out of syria this is hurting him in the end. this used to self-inflicted wound let's revisit the warsaw conference the anti iran and warsaw conference on which you give a score card for our audience of winners losers was anything achieved go well is just amazing you know these are going to. polish brass trumpet that this was a huge success for their borders diplomacy and all

police in berkely need your help finding a missing man. 24-year-old kurt williams was last seen mondaynoon on bonita avenue. police say he suffers from mental health issues and does not have access to his medicine. he has also been prone to seizures in the past. police say he has gone missing before and has walked to his mother's home in sonoma. ( darya ) a sausalito woman is blaming caltrans for dumping dirt above homes and forcing the mudslide that destroyed two homes... susan gordon's home was destroyed last week by a massive mudslide..it was sent hundreds of feet down a hill leading to a dramatic rescue.. she spoke before sausalito city council yesterday after being buried alive in the rubble of her own home. ( darya ) a caltrans spokesman a caltrans spokesman says they are not discussing any details right now. ( darya ) in the east bay...police are looking for the person who carjacked a delivery driver at gunpoint. it

<kurt arends ".....we're trying to catch it early and let a little water out so the reservoir doesn'to full, there is still quite a bit of winter left so we want to be sure there is enough room to capture future rains and not get above the seismic restrictions...">( darya ) despite similar lea storms caused anderson reservoir spilled over. it resulted in widespread flooding along coyote creek in san jose. this time the releases are starting sooner. ( darya ) in national news... the clock is ticking as lawmakers work to avoid a second government shutdown in 2019. some lawmakers met privately with president trump to discuss the ongoing border wall talks. alabama senator richard shelby believes, lawmakers are close to a deal on border security that would prevent the shutdown. the senator did not say what a final deal may include. vice president mike pence says, the administration is exploring all options to secure wall funding. <"i'm afraid it might be tight, but i'm very optimistic that we'll reach an agreement" "i have confidence in the appropriators, not because i know whconfidence in

there have been kurt and former chinese students convictpugh in our country and in courts for espionage. >> too many universities are gullible, don't realize the magnitude of the threat this. is a concerted organized systemized threat to under mine our universities and economy. we need to seriously combat it. >> there are red flags about a khaoeupb's program called the confucious institute on approximately one hundred campuses across the country. critics say they teach beijing prop begapropaganda. >> the textbooks are sent over and paid for by the chinese government and funding is from the chinese government. >> the confucious center denied it issuing a statement in part: >> they say more than one dozen universities have shut down confucious insurance at this uss because of the controversy and more are to follow. dana. >> dana: thank you. controversies rocking virginia. the woman accusing just fairfax issuing a statement. van he is tyson stating: >> dana: meanwhile the state's attorney general releasing a statement after he admitted to wearing black face at a college party decades ago.

police in berkely need your help finding a missing man. 24-year-old kurt williams was last seen monday on bonita avenue. police say he suffers from mental health issues and does not have access to his medicine. he has also been prone to seizures in the past. police say he has gone missing before and has walked to his mother's home in sonoma. ( darya ) a sausalito woman is blaming caltrans for dumping dirt above homes and forcing the mudslide that destroyed two homes... susan gordon's home was destroyed last week by a massive mudslide..it was sent hundreds of feet down a hill leading to a dramatic rescue.. she spoke before sausalito city council yesterday after being buried alive in the rubble of her own home. a problem...>( darya ) a caltrans spokesman a caltrans spokesman says they are not discussing any details right now. ( darya ) in the east bay...police are looking for the person who carjacked a delivery driver at gun

a third straight league defeat for everton — who had kurt zouma sent off after full time. happy for all our supporters because maybe for them today it was something different, something special, but for us it is important because we have got three important points. we created more than enough chances during the match to score a goal. after the 1—0 to them, we created a chance to score. and the second half, two balls off the crossbar. and the shots were created. but at the moment, we did not score. so let's have a quick look at the other resultswe haven't told you about so far. and that was a 1—1 draw at selhurst park between crystal palace and west ham at selhurst park. mark noble's first half penalty was levelled by wilfried zaha's second half equaliser. in the late game — burnley have beaten brighton 3—1 to move out of the relegation zone. so let's have a look at what does to the table then — well liveprool back at the top — three points above manchester city. and there's manchester united back in the top four since the start of the season — they move above chelsea on 51

released into coyote creek but is not likely to cause any flooding downstream says the water district's kurt..the flows are limited so there is not enough to cause any damage downstream, plus we do it when it's sunny and not raining and hopefully by the time the next storms arrive the reservoir will be back down and there will be plenty of storage..."right now, the level in the reservoir is at roughly 35-percent, well below capacity.but because the dam is seismically deficient and could fail in a large earthquake, the level must not be allowed to exceed 58- percent says arends.kurt arends ".....we're trying to catch it early and let a little water out so the reservoir doesn't get too full, there is still quite a bit of winter left so we want to be sure there is enough room to capture future rains and not get above the seismic restrictions..."(file-2017 flood)despite similar releases in 2017, anderson reservoir spilled over, resulting in widespread flooding along coyote creek in san jose. late winter storms caught everyone by surprise. this time the releases are starting sooner.kurt arends ".

and kurt geiger did not even give us the courtesy of a response, so i leave you to draw your own conclusionshat i used to be the minister for fashion for six years. and the honourable lady will know, just looking at me, that none of my clothes enjoy a single—use outing. her report is so good that it should not gather dust, and that ministers and other willing members should work with her and fashion stakeholders to give british fashion actually a fantastic competitive edge in being the world's leading sustainable fashion industry. the committee will be releasing its full report with recommendations in the coming weeks, and the minister, mims davies, said she looked forward to reading it. now, the government's been told it's time to take radical action to increase rape convictions. the shadow solicitor general, nick thomas—symonds, said the government's own figures showed only two in 100 reported rapes reached prosecution. latest figures published by the home office show that only 1.9% of recorded rapes are prosecuted. baroness newlove, the victim's commissioner, said, "i am often hearing fro

police in berkely need your help finding a missing man. 24-year-old kurt williams was last seen mondayernoon on bonita avenue. police say he suffers from mental health issues and does not have access to his medicine. he has also been prone to seizures in the past. police say he has gone missing before and has walked to his mother's home in sonoma. ( darya ) in the east bay...police are looking for the person who carjacked a delivery driver at gunpoint. it happened monday night around seven o'clock.... near the u-c berkeley student dorms at the intersection of hearst and la loma avenues... police say the delivery driver was not injured and is not a u-c berkeley student. ( james ) a fire in san francisco a fire in san francisco forced 15-people out of their homes. firefighters battled heavy flames on the second floor of a home on page street, in the panhanle neighborhood of the city. this was around 3-30- monday afternoon. heavy black smoke blanketed the air around the building firefighters were able to control it in less than an hour. no one was injured. ( james ) in the north bay...we'

<kurt arends ".....we're trying to catch it early and let a little water out so the reservoir doesn't still quite a bit of winter left so we want to be sure there is enough room to capture future rains and not get above the seismic restrictions...">( james ) despite similar releases in 2017, late winter storms caused anderson reservoir spilled over. it resulted in widespread flooding along coyote creek in san jose. this time the releases are starting sooner. fremont teachers are expected to rally in support of teachers in the east bay. ill have the details in a live report. my name is jedda and my favorite thing about the grilled chicken club is the multigrain bun. it's toasted and then you get the cheese. so if you but really slowly you can literally taste every level of the sandwich. i don't eat very slowly, but if you do. my name is leslie. well i love the grilled chicken club sandwich because the grilled chicken. like, it's actually been on a grill. as soon as you grab it to go take your first bite, it's like just like, "psscheew". insanely good. welcome back to the kron four morn

<kurt arends ".....we're trying to catch it early and let a little water out so the reservoir doesn't get too full, there is still quite a bit of winter left so we want to be sure there is enough room to capture future rains and not get above the seismic restrictions...">(ken) despite similar releases in 2017, anderson reservoir spilled over, resulting in widespread flooding along coyote creek in san jose. late winter storms caught everyone by surprise. this time the releases are starting sooner. (pam) now we want to get right to kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. (ken) all this rain is great for our reserviors how are our drought totals across the area? lawrence karnow: it was partly cloudy and chilly again today. storm clouds are gathering off the coast and will move in on friday. highs today were only in the 40s and 50s. tonight will be mostly cloudy with a chance of showers early tomorrow morning. rain will be come heavy at times during the day before turning to showers in the late afternoon. highs tomorrow will be very chilly and in 40s to low 50s. more cold rain and l

writer heard of the kurt vonavich? great writer. >> he said, you have to be very pretend to be because often it will be who you become. famous words thanks for coming. governor. i'm lisa. i'm eric. nice to meet you. where put me everyplace they want to put cameras. >> are you from over there. thank you for coming. >> i'm so sorry. >> this is exciting. >> i know. we would get weather. >> we're looking forward to having you. exactly. >> i loved meeting you guys and biography. i am great friends with walter. and we had dinner last saturday. [inaudible]. he is still powerful. of become the rt center of innovation in terms of -- how we reimagine things. know -- i have gone there a few times for meetings. that's my perspective. i had to figure out, she is the real deal. yes. >> she is a true visionary. in cares about her employees a way -- you know. -- [inaudible]. >> as they do something meaningful. are working for [inaudible]. is my cousin and octoberor.s an he worked as a consultant. [inaudible] he was in a small town in

ambassador whitaker can we say kurt said that this arrived yesterday was just the first shipment and that he was hoping that the future tsunami he said of aid will arrive in the coming days but there was no specific mention of time or the amount of the aid that we've also been able to get a closer look to whatever has arrived there are boxes with the food that they say that. they can to use at family type people for a week with each of these boxes there is also medicine that can be kept here for too long but they also then specify when they plan to try and move disappears into venezuela the only thing that. left a little bit of representative for a door said that they're hoping that a massive demonstration of venezuelans ask the border will overwhelm at some point the soldiers and the military to move this aid in but there was no clear indication as the date of how long this will take we're going to have to see i think coming days we'll see more trucks arriving here in cuckoo. that's a new collection point possibly being set up and a central way it will also hearing reports from the

never heard of the writer kurt vonnegut? he was a great writer. he said, you have to be very careful who you pretend to be because often it will be who you become. >> famous words. nice to meet you. >> hi, governor. i'm lisa. >> i'm eric. nice to meet you. >> they put me everyplace where they want to put cameras. >> thank you for coming. >> i'm so sorry. it looks like it is getting out of hand. >> that's ok. >> controlled chaos. >> i was worried we would get weather. >> we're looking forward to having you. >> exactly. >> i love reading you guys biography. i am great friends with walter. he did a dinner in mill valley last saturday. he is still powerful. colorado has sort of become the center of innovation in terms of how we -- how we reimagine things. i know -- i have gone there a few times for meetings. that is a great example of that from my perspective. >> i did figure out for lunch three times. deal. the real a visionary leader. she cares about her employees in a way -- you know. i mean you guys are working for the same -- [inaudible]. >> pete

united nations mission to monitor a truce agreement and data has arrived in the port city like and kurt lochner go out of denmark to travel to be volatile city from the rebel held capital sana in places patrick kamat who resigned after here this team were shot by the rebels in january earlier on tuesday come a chaired his last meeting with representatives from yemen's two warring sides on a ship chartered by the un in the red sea. a british man has been arrested in the united arab emirates after he wore a cat's our national team to a football match twenty six year old ali travelled to the u.a.e. for a holiday in january also arkwright was that he went to watch a match between castle and iraq where he wore a cattle so the game is reported that he did not know he had committed an offense which is punishable with a fine prison sentence rather sterling is the founder and c.e.o. of detained in dubai u.k. based organization the focus is on the detention of foreign nationals in the u.a.e. and other gulf states she spoke to us about what the u.s.d.a. may may have been trying to prove that once

pete: here to explain kurt the cyberguy. okay, kurt.t be a question in our families. in our lives at all. but famil facebook doesn't care about that. new thing happening at facebook which comes from a very old thing that they did. so, kids were were paid $20. these are teens to download a particular facebook app., different than the regular app. and it would reveal everything going on on your child's device from point a to point b and facebook got to see that. pete: not just facebook but the whole thing? >> the whole thing. ed: if you are 13 how can you sign off on consent and allow them to do that. that's a good question. that might be why senators are asking this question right now and they should. will that really go anywhere? that's a whole other story. when you put millions of dollars into the swamp up in washington, and you are a tech company, they are still going to win. zuckerberg will still get away with a all. let me tell you why they did this. way back when in 2010 a smart israeli company got started that create you had what