this picatinny rail was milled on our haas machines.unt sights, optics and illumination. we had plans to make these mortar safeties, too. it's all within our capabilities. simon: haas vice president peter zeirhut denied the company was still doing business in russia. in a written statement, he told "newshour" that haas had cut ties with its russian distributor on march 3 of last year, just a week after russia's full-scale invasion of ukraine began. the email reads, haas "no longer supplies machines, replacement parts, or anything else to any companies in russia. statements to the contrary are false." but, our investigation puts that account into doubt. customs records reviewed by "newshour" show that shipments contind for months after russia's invasion began. at least 18 shipments were made to russia directly from haas worth $2.8 million from march 4 through october of last year. sanctions or no, russia's arms industry depends on technology developed in other countries. the head of the sanctions department on the national agency on corr

military also uses machines made by haas.n imports from other countries to keep its factors feeding the war machines. >> the reason the machining tools are so important is because they can take an unrefined hunk of metal and turn it into something eful like this mortar round. notably both sides of the front line have access to this equipment. this plan in ukraine uses haas machine-tool to make parts for tractors. this dual use technology could be -- make almost anything including weaponry. >> but, still -- >> b we need t-- we made this for a tank mounted machine gun. we had planned to make these mortar safety's, too. >> haas's vice president denied the company was still doing business in russia. in a written statement, he told newshour haas cut ties on march3 last year a week after russia's full-scale invasion of ukraine began. the e-mail reads "haas no longer supplies machines or parts to any companies in russia. statements to the contrary are false.:" " bout our investigation puts that into doubt. customs shows that shipmen

sports reporter griffin haas joining us live from mvp arena in albany, new york, with more on trip. and they were. >> neck and neck there right before. >> the half. and then it all just kind of went downhill. >> yeah, exactly. saint mary season comes to an end here in albany and they had a lot of adversity to overcome in this game. namely basically a yukon home crowd except for one saint mary's section. this whole building was rooting for the uconn huskies and also a key injury to one of their key players, alex ducas. and it was just too much for the gaels to overcome. they sprinted out of the gate. they were up 17 to 9 at the 13 minute. mark, thanks in large part to the hot shooting from alex ducas who led the team with 8 points in the 1st half. but do get was forced to leave the game with a back injury and the huskies answer taking a 31 to 30 lead into the half. thanks in large part to the play of their second unit. still, it was deadlocked in that 1st half. but with duke it out in the second, it was a different story. uconn took advantage. saint mary's only carries 10 players on

our time sports reporter griffin haas joins us now live from where the games are going to be played. a great fit. >> hey, grant and vicki for the second straight year. saint mary's, they are dancing last year. they were told there were 5 seed and knocked off a 12 seat in indiana this year. a 5 c looking to knock off a 12 seed in vcu. they took the practice floor for the first time this afternoon at mvp arena. it will be a battle of differing styles and this one, saint mary's likes to slow things down. vcu want to speed things up. now there's nothing quite like the ncaa torn it. it's a spectacle and it can get distracted. but in his 22nd season making his 9th trip to the torment head coach randy bennett knows the message he needs to send to his team. >> all these interviews, all this stuff, all that shoot around from the crowd yet. it's exciting. but you have to as a player and his coach, you have to get them there it the focus is to play well. we called jump in. the fight can jump the fight. you better ready for the fight. and if you get caught up in all the other stuff. that goes wi

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thank you so much, of cross with the uc berkeley haas, school of business. thank you. we appreciate your insight. thanks. have a good weekend. you too. all right. let's talk a bit about our forecast as we take a live look outside at the embarcadero was looking like a very nice day to take a walk, a just a bit of a breeze pushing that flag on that poll that you see on the left-hand side of your screen. there looks like i was going to talk what's happening in the higher elevations. yeah, i think a lot of people heading to tahoe this weekend as we take a live look here at highway 80 donner summit past. you can see that looking good, right? the roads are nice and clear and everyone is making their way without any issues. the sierra right now it's sunny. it is cool. this is a live look at incline village. and if you're headed there this weekend. >> could have any problems as far as travel is concerned. if you're going up on friday and coming back on sunday now, next week, things change and that is why they do have a special weather statement out right now. so the best time

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haas night he was in oklahoma for the wrestling championships where he got a standing ovation.ly march madness when it comes to basketball, but it was the ncaa wrestling championships as well. he made a appearance in the sooner state. this is as, mean while, people are saying charges don't really seem to the add a up. they don't seem to make sense. so much so that house speaker kevin mccarthy has said and tweeted, here we go again. an outrageous abuse of power by a radical d.a. who lets violence criminals walk. i'm directing relevant committees to immediately investigate if federal funds are being used to subvert our democracy by interfering with elections with politically motivated prosecution. rachel: it's not just republicans who are upset. apparently, the manhattan the d.a.'s office, this looks a lot like what the fbi looked like under russiagate where the top guy -- remember, alvin bragg is a soros-funded d.a., these are political people, highly radical x they want this to happen. and everybody else underneath is going, there's really nothing here. they see it for what it

bragg haas been under pressure from both sides of the aisle to drop this case. republicans have called it a political witch hunt and demanding he testify before congress. some democrats have expressed concern that this particular case isn't strong enough and could undermine other legal cases trump is facing. and an arrest could even elevate trump politically. trump is said to be facing the possible charges including falsifying business records for label ago $130,000 hush money payment to adult film star stormy daniels as legal expenses and the charge could be elevated to a felony if trump is found to have falsified records. trump says he's done nothing wrong. neil, look, if indicted, trump's arraignment was set to happen sometime next week. the virtual hearing was taken off of the table. with this news of the abrupt cancellation, the timing and everything else remains up in the air. neil? >> neil: bryan llenas, thanks for that. this is one of many cases that are circling around the former president right now. this classified document thing just went up another n

reporter griffin haas is at mvp arena with more. >> the saint mary's gaels are back in round 2 of the ncaa tournament. the team held a closed practice today ahead of their matchup with 4th seeded uconn tomorrow. the gaels have dropped their last 2 matchups in the second round of the ncaa tournament including last year's loss to ucla. they'll look to buck that trend tomorrow night. same areas use their size advantage inside in last night's win over vcu, the battle in the paint will be a tougher task against uconn. the huskies are led by big thomas. a no-go fresh off a career-high. 28 point performance against iona. now maybe it's east coast bias. maybe it's because there are, quote, unquote mid major team. but saint mary's doesn't seem to garner the same national attention. a team like uconn does. and that's just the way they like it. but kind like fly under the radar and was working hard and >> i'm being greedy and being tough and having people doubt us around the country and on a little bit pick. this is not to be. the kind of fits to a narrative of just laying low, working hard in t

sports reporter griffin haas is that mvp arena with more. >> the saint mary's gaels are back in round 2 of the ncaa tournament. the team held a closed practice today ahead of their matchup with 4th seeded uconn tomorrow. the gaels have dropped their last 2 matchups in the second round of the ncaa tournament including last year's loss to ucla. they'll look to buck that trend tomorrow night. same areas use their size advantage inside in last night's win over vcu, the battle in the paint will be a tougher task against uconn. the huskies are led by big thomas. a no-go fresh off a career-high. 28 point performance against iona. now maybe it's east coast bias. maybe it's because there are, quote, unquote mid major team. but saint mary's doesn't seem to garner the same national attention. a team like uconn does. and that's just the way they like it. but kind of like fly under the radar and was working >> i'm being greedy and being tough and having people doubt us around the country and one a little bit pick. this is not to be. the kind of fits to a narrative of just laying low, working hard

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reporter griffin haas got to watch the gales and that matchup first hand. he joins us now live from albany, new york to break it all down. all right. so they want have the game go. >> we're excited. let's do it. >> yeah, we are excited. the saint mary's gaels. they are dancing once again. their dance continues into the second round. they knocked off ecu 63 to 51 of the story of this game. saint mary's dominated inside. they lead by one at the half. despite struggling to shoot the ball from deep, they were one from 11 from three-point land. the reason why they use their size inside. that's why they had the lead at the half. they outright rebounded. the rams 20 to 10 in the first stanza scoring 20 of their 29 first-half points in the paint. vcu point guard and leading score ace baldwin went down with 14 minutes left in the 2nd half and the gaels took advantage. they grew their lead from 4 to 11 in 5 minutes. mitchell saxen set the tone inside tallying 17 points on 8 of 11 shooting. >> and he was getting whatever he wanted. logan johnson added a double double

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jim wilcox, finance professor uc berkeley's haas school of business.nk you so much for your insight this morning. we appreciate it. thank you. come on the nine congress is looking into banning the popular app tiktok for people nationwide in our next half hour , while the social media platforms ceo is saying the band would negatively affect the u. s economy. and millions of dollars in overtime pay details behind the new approval from the san francisco board of supervisors on policing when we c e francisco board of supervisors has approved spending an additional $25 million on police overtime. now supporters said the money is needed to keep residents and tourists safe. opponents argue the overtime spending has been concentrated in retail areas and not neighborhoods. the board of supervisors committed to using some of that over time to increase staffing in those residential areas. this proposed supplemental would not add any new officers. it only increases over time in a small portion of san francisco. no new officers to stop violent crimes in the bayview

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indian wells tournament director tommy haas said injanuary it would be a "disgrace" if djokovic was not in from the indian premier league, underway in mumbai, from the indian premier league, under way in mumbai, with the mumbai indians starting with a win. the inaugural women's indian premier league is under way with the mumbai indians starting with a comfortable win. england's nat sciver brunt was sold for over £300,000 in the auction and she made 23 as mumbai smashed 207 from their 20 overs. she then took two wickets with the ball as the gujarat giants were bowled out forjust 64 in reply, with mumbai indians winning by 143 runs. that is all, thank you for watching. more sport on bbc news throughout the evening, but from me, have a very good saturday night. hello there. it's been a rather grey and gloomy saturday for many. a few scattered showers around as well. take a look at this weather watcher picture from thurnby in leicester, fairly indicative of the day. now, if you take a look at the satellite picture, you can see how extensive the cloud has been. there were some breaks across

stanford although 14-19 will retain coach jared haas. sharks, tomas hurdl. third period. blues robert thomas wine the gap with this shot. sharkslost ten of the last 12. since there is a whole lot of fans out there that love skiing in tahoe, i may as well be the only one to shout out the great michaela shiffrin about to tie the all time world cup record for wins in sweden. >> amazing and there is a lot of snow in tahoe. a lot. thanks so much, vern. >>> speaking of, as the rain moves into the sierra, it is creating concerns about that snow melting. and more flooding that local communities might not be ready to handle. apr on a new volvo electric vehicle. >>> crews in sacramento county are making sure more levees don't break like back in january. this is all part of nearly $6 million in emergency temporary repairs since the start of the year. crew haves been working around the clock to fix about 34 miles of levees around milton. the storm could potentially top the record rainfall. rising water in san joaquin river has people worried. there is an evacuation for people near th

. >> steve haas filled with jackson's hardware in sandra fell says gear and supplies are flying out the door to meet up with the demand. >> so lots of rain rain, boots. rain waterproof, clothing will everything from, you know, the basic the other basic suit you're looking at all the way up to, you know, weak area. you know, suits that are, you know, mental last 10, 15 years. so. yeah, the whole range. >> as people gear up, crews are picking up. this was the scene in larkspur oliver park, a giant oak tree tumble down on a children's play structure. the park is now section off with caution. tape is public works. officials assess the total damage and whether other trees are at risk just down the way on the drone. the street looked more like a story and a small landslide occurred with trees trimmed to limit further sliding. county officials say last week's storm didn't hit as hard as they imagined. it could, but now have all what is around the corner in moraine county, theresa kron, 4 news. >> houses in santa rosa are being threatened by possible mudslides. the fire department was called to

however, a professor with uc berkeley haas school of business weighed in on the issue today and said he doesn't believe a national ban will happen. >> the band is not the most likely at this point. that's option number one, but it will encounter the ross of i think about 150 million us users. of course, that even though the intention is to protect them, of course, have gotten used to it. and many of them are very young and arguably also democratic voting. so there's some political calculus here as well. >> the professor also said he thinks what most likely would happen is that the u.s. will work on installing technical safeguards on the app. tiktok is currently working with oracle, which surveil the apps usage of users data in the future. >> the game developers wrapping up today in san francisco. programmers animators artists, engineers, all the senate on moscow, any center this week swapping ideas and saying the latest gaming innovations developers were able to show off the things like sound design motion capture technology. and it's the first time that event has been fully in perso

withdrawals think they are successfully coming the situation finance professor ross levin at the uc berkeley haas school of business, wrote a book analyzing the role of regulators in the 2008 banking crisis, he said says, while the short term calming measures seem effective , he says, long term the failure of banks and regulators to recognize the changing interest rate risks is shockingly elementary. question is, how could such a basic problem? be missed. levin worries about larger banks, also having similarly risky investments and cites a paper recently published by stanford professor at stanford. as we have estimates that there's about a $2 trillion loss in the overall banking system in the us due to the mismatch between having these long term assets and the short term liabilities, levine says. one major problem is that banking executives have incentives to take great risks. without much downside. the regulators by bailing out many, many investors in banks have created an environment in which those investors in banks have fewer incentives to monitor those banks and constrain them from risk taki

deadlys shooting at that christian school, 9-year-old evelyn dick haas. the tribute from hundreds of mourners, many wearing pink to honor her. the american journalist being held hostage in russia. president biden telling -- demanding he be let go. the pope's condition in the vatican tonight. before he's released, the remarkable moment baptizing a baby in the hospital. tonight, here a first look at the espn investigation on "20/20" later tonight. the story of lauren mccluskey, the beloved daughter and university student and athlete. her story shook the nation. never-before-seen surveillance here tonight. the man she had been dating seen here stalking her outside her dorm, dressed in character from the movie "deadpool." lauren's multiple attempts to get campus police to help her and what then happened to her. tonight, her parents and their mission. and the remarkable image here tonight, the 4-year-old boy and his dog, a black lab, found alive in the woods. >> david: good effect. great to have you we end o a wk thebreaew whe nationl weather service is callin

indian wells tournament director tommy haas said injanuary it would be a disgrace if djokovic was notind more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. arsenal behind at the moment to bournemouth. i will be back later on this afternoon. back now to war in ukraine. the supreme commander of nato troops in europe, general christopher cavoli, has said the scale of the war in the country is �*unbelivable' — with 2,000 large battle tanks destroyed, and more than 200,000 russian soldiers killed or wounded, including 1,800 officers. some of the most intense fighting in recent months has been in the city of bakhmut. earlier i spoke to dr patrick bewree, a senior lecturer in security at the university of bath and a former british army captain. he says ukrainian forces are now trying to retreat west. what you have seen is politically the defence ministry and zelensky in ukraine set the ground, essentially, saying they are coming under increasing pressure in bakhmut. then you have seen the military in terms of these bridges having been destroyed, they have been geo— located, one in the west

and that was all mil haas cyril law. we have not identified the cause of the incident so far. the issues being followed by the relevant bodies and hopefully we will find details soon and share it with the public. we should refrain from creating fear. the head of the education committee in parliament has confirmed that nitrogen gas was detected and the poison used at some of the schools. a committee made up of different authorities has been form to investigate. and the president has also asked the interior ministry to get involved. as confusion, lack of clarity on these increasing attacks continue. parents are becoming angry or more fearful for the future of their daughters in iran. dorset safari al jazeera her on russia's defense ministry says it's prevented a large scale drone attack, according to russian media. 6 drones were shut down in the crimea region while 4 others were electronically disciples. permit or regression appropriate an attempt by the key regime to carry out a massive drawn attack on the facilities of the crime in peninsula has been prevented. 6, unmanned ukr

tip off set for 03:10pm, pacific time reporting in albany griffin, haas kron. 4 news. >> another losslicted wounds killed the warriors. they had 13 turnovers for from jordan poole. that throws a crazy cross-court pass to xavier tillman of the grizzlies who go out on the break and grizzlies defeat. the warriors won. 33 to one 19. >> on the 3rd day of governor gavin newsom's ford a statewide tour. he unveiled a plan. he says will drastically cut the cost of insulin. capitol correspondent eytan wallace was in southern california saturday with the governor and brings us more on this proposal. >> well, the governor calls this a game changer. he argues his plan will help californians who rely on insulin every single day. save lots of money. but republicans here at the state capital say they are skeptical. this is a big deal, folks. a big deal says governor gavin newsom as he announced 100 million dollar plan to drastically lower the cost of insulin to just $30 per vial. a reduction he says could save california rely on insulin. hundreds of dollars per purchase. this is very exciting. transp

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however, the professor at uc berkeley, the haas school of business, weighed in on the issue today and said he doesn't believe a national ban would happen. a band is not the most likely at this point. >> that's option number one, but it will encounter the ross of i think about 150 million us users. of course, that even though the intention is to protect them, of course, have gotten used to it. and many of them are very young and arguably also democratic voting. so there's some political calculus here as well. >> presser also says he thinks what most likely would happen is that the u.s. would work on installing technical safeguards on the app. tiktok currently working with oracle, which could actually watch the apps usage of american users data in the future. >> the game developers conference wrapped up today in san francisco, a programmers and animators artists. engineers descended on the muskogee center this week to it swap ideas to see the latest gaming innovations for developers. it was a chance to show off things ranging from sound design to motion. capture technology. it is the fi

richard haas was saying it's partly the influx of so many conservative and not secular but russian jews generations, but you have lived there. >> everyone is trying to understand what's going on. one of the almost jokes over the decades was that israel was lucky to have the palestinians as an enemy, because if they made peace with the palestinians, the israelis, the jews would tear themselves apart. that's what's happening now. they are tearing themselves apart. they haven't got peace with the palestinians. they are getting the worst of both worlds. as richard said, this issue has been kicked down the road. one thing i would like to pick up on what richard said -- he summed up the opposition in one word, secular. he was trying to find one word that said it all. it's not -- this is not a battle between the secular and religious. that's the wrong way to look at it. demonstrators -- there's plenty of religious people among the demonstrators. arabs, not so much, but they are there in numbers. this is a fight between those people who want to defend democracy. there are plenty of people on th

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but experts at uc berkeley's haas school.of there are other options tiktok has on the table to preventhere's part of my conversation with professor olof cross on friday. >> band is not the most likely at this point. that's option number one, but it will encounter the ross of i think about 150 million us users. of course, that even though the intention is to protect them, of course, have gotten used to it. and many of them are very young and arguably also democratic voting. so there's some political calculus here as well. >> professor ross added what most likely could happen is the u.s. will install more technical safeguards on the app. tiktok insists it has long store u.s. user data in its own data centers in the u.s. and singapore and continues to work with oracle on ways to safeguard the app and security of user data. utah is now the first state in the nation to restrict teenagers, access to social media. the state's republican governor signed 2 laws banning kids under 18 from using social media sites between 10:30pm, and 06:30am. users will also need a parent's consent to sign up fo

ron desantis haas been there and expected to make a trip soon to new hampshire. >> yeah, he had a terrificn texas this past week. stopped at the harris county republican event. each county raised more than a million dollars. he went to the reagan library and did a fund raiser for orange county. he will be in iowa and nevada. he's starting to get out there. >> martha: here's a look at some of the recent polling. this was towards the end of february. donald trump at 43%. ron desantis at 28%. you talk about the money that has been raised, karl. a lot of the big money has drifted away from the former president. a lot has gone to ron desantis and some other candidates as well. you know, how much does the money matter in a world where so much is based on social media and other ways of reaching voters as we saw in 2016? >> yeah, it matters. you're right. there's other -- it's cheaper because of social media to conduct. you still need to have staff. it's important to have people on the ground in order to organize turnout. iowa is a caucus state, not a primary state. you have to get your supporters

do you have any sense of how he was on the day he was arrested and transferred to the haas it'll?herent. we were in the house. even when they left to taken to the hospital, he was talking and asking restaurants. you know, he was now fully gone that he was not aware of himself. he was just in mental distress. >> mr. crump, the prosecutor alleges 10 of those people that we saw on the hospital video are guilty of second-degree murder. do you believe that is the appropriate severity of these charges? >> when you watch the video and you see a young man who is restrained in handcuffs and leg irons and he is face down and they pile on him, you see people put knees on his neck three years after george floyd, you have to scratch your head and say why in the world would you use that kind of excessive force for not one minute, but over 11 minute? they literally smothered him to death. this is not a young man who was committing a crime. he was having a mental health crisis. why is it when black people have mental health issues they aren't treated as medical issues, they are treated as crimina

finance professor ross levin at the uc berkeley haas school of business, wrote a book analyzing the role of regulators in the 2008 banking crisis, he said says, while the short term calming measures seem effective, he says, long term the failure of banks and regulators to recognize the changing interest rate risks is shockingly elementary. the question is, how could such a basic problem? be missed. levin worries about larger banks, also having similarly risky investments and cites a paper recently published by stanford professor at stanford. as we have estimates that there's about a $2 trillion loss in the overall banking system in the us due to the mismatch between having these long term assets and the short term liabilities, levine says. one major problem is that banking executives have incentives to take great risks. without much downside. the regulators by bailing out many, many investors in banks have created an environment in which those investors in banks have fewer incentives to monitor those banks and constrain them from risk taking. and some economists say that is why it's impo

>> it's a fact that russia haas been harassing our airplanes for years. most of them have been piloted airplanes. it's been dangerous and irresponsible and reckless. we're fortunate that we haven't had pilots killed as a result of it. this incident because there's a war going on, you know, is considered more dramatic as a result of it. i think probably -- it's easy to talk tough. what you got to do, you got to be smart and tough in my judgment in dealing with adversaries like this that like to throw their weight around. i think the answer was probably to fly the drone again today with a fighter cap above it. you know, tell the defense minister i'm going to keep doing that for a period of time here. i also -- i have never agreed with us not being in the black sea with our navy ships. the turks shut it down. they said all warships are not going to go through the straits because of the war that's taking place in ukraine. russia has a base in the black sea. they are able to keep their warships there. i think we should have countered that a long time ago and s

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our conversations back then, through the work we've been able to do over these past two years, it haasto work with you for the benefit of canadians and americans and also to continues to have a positive impact on the world have a very uncertain time. your speech in parliament a few minutes ago was filled with optimism, grounded in a deep faith in people. the character of the citizens we serve and their ability to step up and meet the challenges before us. like we have for many years, we will continue to work shoulder to shoulder as allies and friends to build a better future for canadians and americans alike. it is always a pleasure to stand beside you, always a pleasure to work with you. right now it's a pleasure to hand it over to you. >> thank you very much, mr. prime minister. i can't think of a challenge we haven't met together where we sought to do it together. before i speak of the progress of this trip, i was informed by my national security team on the way over here that about an attack in syria yesterday. the iranian-backed middle tan groups used a drone to strike one of our

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tear families telling authorities they crossed the border haas month, and they never returned.xandra of joins us live from washington with more. alexandria, good morning. >> reporter: this is sad, this is scary. it's been over two weeks since these three women, two of them sisters, crossed into mexico, and they have not been heard from since then. the police department tells fox news that marina perez r ios and her sister were joined by their friend in crossing the border from texas to mexico last month to sell, apparently, clothing at a flea market. the women ranging in age from 47 to 53 were then reported missing on february 28th. local police tell fox news that the families of the women are concerned that they may have been kidnapped. the group had been traveling in a green mid '90s chevy silverado headed to a mexican city about three hours away from the if u.s. border. very limited information has been released in this search so far which is in stark contrast with the four americans allegedly attacked by the mexican gulf cartel. the two survivors in that case were found on

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okay now we spoke to finance professor ross levin at the uc berkeley haas school of business.nd he says long term the failure of banks and regulators to recognize the changing interest rate risks is shockingly elementary says one major problem is that banking executives have incentives to take big risks. the regulators by bailing out many, many investors in banks have created an environment in which those investors in banks have fewer incentives to monitor those banks and constrain them from risk taking. now, the professor says he worries about even larger banks having similar risky investments. looking to the future. some economists say it's important for companies risk officers, shareholders and regulators to be vigilant about putting on the brakes. time is 5 38 this morning part of highway nine in the santa cruz mountains , will not reopen today as planned. landslide two months ago close that road in the area near ben lomond. it was supposed to reopen today, but caltrans says there was another mudslide during this week's storms. caltrans hasn't said when that road will be c

. >> well, officer haas says that the injured person is not in a condition to speak right now. we reached out to uber. they say they're working with law enforcement right now in this investigation. >> time is 509. and another big story that we're following. city leaders plan to address the increase in violent fights at a local shopping center involving big groups of juveniles and >> where is this city? san francisco's what we're talking about? police tell us he's fights are happening. look at this massive fight breaking out in the middle of the stonestown galleria 19th street. that's near san francisco state. this group of kids hitting each other. security guard tries intervene at times, but it's melee. one kidney taken to the hospital serious injuries after being pepper sprayed. san francisco police say they are increasing their security inside and outside of the stonestown mall. but the parents we talked to say they're worried about the safety of their kids. my son on comfortable. >> i just got out of time. when they all walked in after school, it and i i feel comfortable bei