they are going to send couch up to harrisburg. he's got 57 united states regulars in harrisburg. he's got 70,000 confederates coming on the way. that's a problem. so his job is defend the river. remember that map i showed you earlier to defend river, defend the bridges or burn them if necessary but not his one and only major task. no armed can federate. they cross the circle here. that's real easy to say. a little more difficult when bobby lee and robert rhodes and joe borelli and george pickett and all of these guys are on their way, buddy. he's got this idea, a joke. i got to defend the river. that's a huge problem. and then on june 12th, the confetti and tensions get a little clearer. here comes the entire confederate second corps under lieutenant general richard stoddard. you're into the shenandoah valley and they're not going south. they're not going east out of the valley. washington, they are heading towards winchester. winchester, the key to the valley. here they come for three days. union troops try to stop y'all's corps in and around winchester virginia. it's an ugly si

they are going to send couch up to harrisburg. he's got 57 united states regulars in harrisburg. he's got 70,000 confederates coming on the way. that's a problem. so his job is defend the river. remember that map i showed you earlier to defend river, defend the bridges or burn them if necessary but not his one and only major task. no armed can federate. they cross the circle here. that's real easy to say. a little more difficult when bobby lee and robert rhodes and joe borelli and george pickett and all of these guys are on their way, buddy. he's got this idea, a joke. i got to defend the river. that's a huge problem. and then on june 12th, the confetti and tensions get a little clearer. here comes the entire confederate second corps under lieutenant general richard stoddard. you're into the shenandoah valley and they're not going south. they're not going east out of the valley. washington, they are heading towards winchester. winchester, the key to the valley. here they come for three days. union troops try to stop y'all's corps in and around winchester virginia. it's an ugly si

by his, house and his phone is in harrisburg, pa?ome. his phone more than 200 miles away. what was going on? >> things get way more complicated when a second woman makes a phone call to the sheriff. >> coming up -- >> i don't know. >> just relax. >> she was very, very upset. >> when "dateline" continues. " it's time. yes, the time has come for a fresh approach to dog food. everyday more dog people are deciding it's time to quit the kibble and feed their dogs fresh food from the farmer's dog. made by vets and delivered right to your door precisely portioned for your dog's needs. it's an idea whose time has come. everybody wants super straight, super white teeth. they want that hollywood white smile. new sensodyne clinical white provides 2 shades whiter teeth and 24/7 sensitivity protection. i think it's a great product. it's going to help a lot of patients. you can make money the hard way as a bullfighter i think it's a great product. or a human cannonball... or save money the easy way, with xfinity mobile. existing customers can get

nancy chen, cbs news, harrisburg, pennsylvania. >>> turning now to the migrant crisis impacting major american cities, about 40,000 asylum seekers have been bused to denver, colorado, over the last year. that's more per capita than anywhere in the nation. the city is spending millions of dollars every week to house, feed, and educate them. cbs's omar villafranca goes in depth to show us how one place has become a safe haven for hundreds. >> reporter: young prince wakes up early every morning, making breakfast for the hundreds of people staying at her packed denver motel. >> i don't want people to go empty stomach. >> reporter: but this motel is different. the rooms are free, and the guests are all migrants, mainly from venezuela. >> i'm ready to do this kind of job. >> you wanted to help? >> yeah. >> reporter: this motel is closed, but it is full of people. and residents tell me that there's sometimes eight people per room, sometimes a dozen. and during the busiest times, more than 25 people per room. 25-year-old carlos took us into the crowded room that he shares with more than a doz

nancy chen, cbs news, harrisburg, pennsylvania. >> norah: turning now to the migrant crisis impactingmerican cities, about 40,000 asylum-seekers have been bused to denver, colorado, over the last year. that is more per capita than anywhere in the nation. the city is spending millions of dollars every week to house, feed, and educate them. cbs's omar villafranca goes "in depth" to show us how one place has become a safe haven for hundreds. >> reporter: yong prince wakes up early every morning, making breakfast for the hundreds of people staying at her packed denver motel. >> i don't want people to go to work on an empty stomach. >> reporter: but this motel is different. the rooms are free. and the guests are all migrants. mainly from venezuela. >> i am financially able to do this kind of job. >> reporter: you wanted to help. >> yeah. >> reporter: this motel is closed but full of people. residents tell me there are some times eight people per room, sometimes a dozen, and during the busiest times, more than 25 people per room. 25-year-old carlos took us into the crowded room and he share

in washington or harrisburg. now so, so called say west virginia. that goes for one second then all that and also as a side virginia was the only seceding in the confederacy and lincoln was on the ballot and he got like 3000 votes. i think he carried hancock county. it was on the library. oh, that's fascinating comments on that and the trip. i can tell i have a fellow railroad enthusiast in the room. wonderful question. well, you i think, know this already, but it was an embarrassing predicament. it was just too hot for him to travel virginia, which would have the straightest route. and kentucky also. so he really could not travel through the state of his birth for fear of losing kentucky. and in the early. of 1861, keeping the border states in the union was the number one political problem. so there was not going to be any of emancipation in 1861. and in fact, the 13th amendment that lincoln proposes in early in his inaugural address, which is still on the books waiting awaiting protects. the later 13th amendment that was passed abolishes slavery.

back in the u.s., hundreds of pennsylvanians rallied at the state capitol in harrisburg to demand thee divest millions from israel bonds. the protest was led by jewish voice for peace, the philly palestine coalition and the council on american islamic relations cair. , police arrested 186 demonstrators. state representative chris rabb attempted to shield protesters from arrest and later defended their right to protest, evoking the history of the civil rights struggle and black history month. >> all the things we talked about during black history month or martin luther king day, all of those things were far more than inconvenient, they were radical. they were radical. this is a radical expression of one's first amendment rights. send the people help. this is the most ironic lace to arrest people for expressing their first amendment rights. nermeen: a new report by the guardian has exposed a growing internal rift at cnn over its one-sided coverage of israel's war on gaza and the "censoring of palestinian perspectives." cnn's atlanta headquarters issues editorial directives for the entir

lost count. >> this morning the democratic national committee announced a billboard campaign in harrisburggun rights. the dnc says trump is cozying up to the nra while president biden is focused on making communities safer. shannon? >> shannon: we will listen to those remarks. thank you. lawyers for special counsel jack mitt want the judge in former president trump's classified documents case to reconsider an order that could identify more than two dozen witnesses. the lawyers argue that could threaten their testimony and safety. mr. trump's attorneys have asked for unredacted documents to be released. the judge has issued an order delaying her initial decision. up next, benjamin hall with the very latest news from the israel-hamas war. first, here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 29 in philadelphia as the remains of a delaware county family and a suspected gunman are recovered from the charred remains of the home that burst into flames two days ago. a rifle was also discovered. authorities believe it was used by a shooter to fire at responding

across the state, more than 140,000 people lost power a tree slamming into this car in harrisburg >> it is slippery. we were fortunate to have our ice truck here this morning. >> reporter: the winter wallop captured by a satellite, prompting a ground stop at jfk, and canceling roughly 1,200 flights. page jacobs among the discouraged travelers. >> it was a little stressful, because we didn't know how many times it was going to get delayed. >> reporter: across the region, schools closed an attempt at remote learning in new york city was met by a series of tech issues and frustration from parents. >> i mean, there is a lot of glitches. so it was really difficult. >> reporter: new york city schools chancellor saying ibm wasn't prepared. >> we'll be doing a full analysis of what happened here, because we don't expect this to be the last remote day that we have >> reporter: while the february nor'easter has been a headache for many, others are embracing the winter wonderland, after a lackluster season. >> you can't count how much snow there is >> reporter: emilie ikeda, nbc news, ridgway,

have for your hair is but want them to understand how beautiful natural corals are reporting in harrisburg, pennsylvania. >> i'm valerie pritchett kron four's honoring black history through the end of february and make sure to tune into our special honoring black history in the bay area. it airs thursday. >> february 29th at 06:30pm. after several days off that included taking in a warriors game. the forty-niners back on the field today putting in the first phase of their super bowl game plan for the chiefs. >> next in sports, we're going hear from the team on preps for next week's big game of for next week's big game of it. my dry eye's made me a burning, stinging, 5-times-a-day,... ...makeup smearing drops user. i want another option that's not another drop. tyrvaya. it's not another drop. it's the first and only nasal spray for dry eye. tyrvaya treats the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease fast by helping your body produce its own real tears. common side effects include sneezing, cough, and throat and nose irritation. relying only on drops? not me. my own real tears are my relief. as

forum in harrisburg, pennsylvania. ♪ >> well thank you very much charles and andrew, that was beautifulwe appreciate it. i'm thrilled to be back with a hard-working, god-fearing, true american patriots of the nra right from the beginning. for four incredible years it was my honor to be the best friend gun owners have ever had in the white house by far. now i stand before you with a very simple promise, your second amendment will always be safe with me as your president. when i'm back in the oval office, no one will lay a finger on your firearms. it's not going to happen. and i want to think some of the great members of congress that are with us today. we appreciate it. scott perry, brave man. where is he? he's fantastic. great job. guy russian taller. there he is. thank you. fantastic job. a good friend of mine, dan meuser. thank you very much. right patriots, great people. lloyd smucker. great job. these are very brave people. also ambassador carla saddens, who has done a fantastic job. and a friend of mine, you wouldn't believe it. i met him when he worked at cnn. can you believe it?

usa. system hymars writes about it, a military video of the unloading of cars at the airport in harrisburg, pennsylvania , was published by the youtube channel. installations need to be repaired at the country's facilities manufacturer after loading other us army vehicles, the an-124 ruslan took off two hours after arriving. i note that this is the first publicly known confirmation of damage to these machines. in one of the cars, the front wheel is missing and the lower wheels are damaged. part, the other installation is damaged, probably from debris, the reason for this is unknown. and among the wreckage of the shakhet attack drone found in moldova near the border with ukraine, a warhead containing about 50 kg of explosives was found. according to the moldovan police, saperi found and gathered everyone fragments, and in the near future they will detonate the warship under safe conditions. as you know, fragments of the drone were found the day before near the village of etulia in vulkanesh district. moldovan border guards believe that the wreckage may belong to one of the downed uavs. by t

trouble starting before dawn near harrisburg. this driver getting a push from a police officer. >> i was on my way to work, but i got stuck in the snow twice, and a guy had to pull me to the gas station. >> reporter: this suv nearly causing an accident in warminster, pennsylvania, just outside philadelphia. the conditions even making this plow truck driver fishtail. in newberry township, a snowmobiler was killed after he hit a downed power line. accidents and stranded cars littering roadways north of new york city. westchester county officials declaring a local state of emergency. and canadian long-haul trucker sebastian vanier -- no stranger to snowstorms -- waiting it out there. you're going to sit tight until the storm passes? >> yeah. so, probably, i'm going to make my delivery tomorrow morning when they open at 8:00. >> reporter: the snow like concrete. giving plow truck drivers in new york's hudson valley fits. >> heavy. very heavy. >> reporter: in mercer county, new jersey, it was a bad day to be on a bike, or to be making

the video of the unloading of cars at the airport in harrisburg, pennsylvania, was published by a youtube channel. after loading other vehicles, the us army an-124 ruslan took off two hours after arriving. i note that this is the first publicly known confirmation of damage to these machines. one of the cars is missing a front wheel and is damaged below. part, the other installation has damage probably from debris. to the former people's deputy serhiy pashinskyi and his business partner were charged with causing losses to the state of almost uah 1 billion. in 2014, the state confiscated almost 100,000 tons of oil products from oligarch serhiy kurchenko. the fuel was transferred to a specialized state enterprise. most of the oil products are sold. the group of companies, the owner of which was the business partner of the ex-deputy, then sold the fuel at gas stations and chain gas stations. the ministry of defense received only 1.5% of kurchenko's oil products. serhii pashynskyi rejects the accusations. the suspect was declared under articles 191 and 255 of the criminal code of ukraine. the

according to court documents, her ex-boyfriend michael mccoy suddenly waking up in his harrisburg home last weekend screaming, with "massive head pain," unable to see. a bullet going through the right side of his face and out the left, leaving him with permanent vision loss in one eye. mcknight asking mccoy "what did you do to yourself?," only calling 911 after mccoy asked her to more than once, allegedly stalling by saying she couldn't find her phone, even asking "what's the number?" to call an ambulance, according to the police affidavit. investigators say tests revealed gunshot residue on her hands within an hour after the shooting, and called her interview "deceptive." back in 2019, mcknight also shot and wounded her estranged husband, but prosecutors ruled it self-defense according to abc affiliate whtm. the dauphin county magistrate judge elected in 2016 was already suspended without pay in november for multiple pending violations. income knight's lawyer telling us tonight that she denies shooting mccoy. innocent of the charges and plans on defending herself. linsey. >> rena, tha

but now is the time to invest some of that $14 billion surplus squirreled away here in harrisburg. hear me on this. it is not a badge of honor, nor is it something to be politically proud of for some lawmakers out there to say, i took more money from the good people of pennsylvania than i needed and then bragged about how i just kept it in some bank account here in the capitol. [applause] it's true. it's true. of course we need to prepare for an emergency and a rainy day, and this budget does that. in fact, even the ratings agencies have said that there's too much money sitting in surpluses around the country instead of being driven out into our communities. i don't want to take any more from the people of pennsylvania than we need to. instead, i want to invest in them. i want to help our commonwealth overcome the challenges we face. we need to build a more competitive pennsylvania that starts in our classrooms, runs through our union halls and our small businesses, through our farmlands and our high rises, our college campuses, and leads to a life of opportunity and a retirement w

he was in harrisburg, pennsylvania, speaking to the national rifle association, and so, trump's fortunesmething like this. however, it is notable that in new york right now there is a trial against the nra, a fraud trial against the largest gun rights group in the united states, that group in the united states, that group is a shadow of its former self. when lapierre, who led the group for decades, had to resign, i would argue resigned in disgrace, so you can see in some cases, political power for gun you can see in some cases, political powerfor gun rights you can see in some cases, political power for gun rights groups actually declining, though is happened is is because the nra is starting to decline, others have popped up in the summer axing more fringe, more extreme, and so instead of one big group you have a consolation of them —— and some are more extreme. donald trump seeks all of their support. it will be interesting to see as we go on here, how much gun violence does end up on the us political agenda amid other topics like immigration, the border and the economy. brian, thank o

kristen holmes, cnn, harrisburg, pennsylvania. >> kristen holmes, thank you for that.et's bring in cnn's political commentator errol louis and joey jackson, a cnn legal analyst. welcome, gentlemen. this start with you, errol. legally, obviously, this was a huge victory for biden and politically, what a disaster. and that hastily arranged news conference by president biden when he was visibly emotion. and then that verbal gaff, let's take a look. >> as you know, initially, the president of mexico, sisi did not want to open up gate to allow humanitarian aid to get in. >> mexico, el sisi is the president of egypt. did biden make it worse? >> no, no, i don't think so. good morning, amara. it would be one thing if he clearly had mixed up the issue. but in this case, he said mexico when he meant egypt. anyone listening to this understood exactly what he was talking about. i'm a broadcaster, you're a broadcaster, these kind of things happen all the time. not that important. i think the issue that the vice president talked about i think is right on. and that's what's going on

have for your hair is but we want them to understand how beautiful natural corals are reporting in harrisburg, pennsylvania. >> i'm valerie pritchett >> kron four's honoring black history through the end of february and make sure to tune into our special honoring black history in the bay area. it airs thursday, february 29th at 6.30. and that wraps up kron. 4 news at 10. stay tuned for kron. 4 news at 11. but sports night live coming up next. growing up, my parents wanted me to become a doctor or an engineer. those are good careers! but i chose a different path. first, as mayor and then in the legislature. i enshrined abortion rights in our california constitution. in the face of trump, i strengthened hate crime laws and lowered the costs for the middle class. now i'm running to bring the fight to congress. you were always stubborn. and on that note, i'm evan low, and i approve this message. >> what's happened a i think third-string quarterbacks are best quarterback. ok, mike, what does that mean? >> that was jeff york telling the story of how kyle shanahan told him that he believed brock pur

cnn's kristen holmes is in harrisburg, pennsylvania, where trump is scheduled to speak later today. kristen, any word yet if trump plans to lean in to biden's issues when he takes the stage later? >> reporter: well, it's been so notable that in response to robert herr's report, which was a political gift to donald trump, is even though republicans, democrats, the president himself are focused on these lines about age and mental acuity, donald trump has not weighed in. instead, he's used this as an opportunity to do what he does, blur the lines between his case, jack smith's handling of classified documents, and biden's case, saying it's a two-tiered justice system, that jack smith should drop the charges, that he was more cooperative than biden, which we know is not true given the fbi had to issue a search warrant to retrieve his documents. so far, he has not touched on the mental fitness, the age lines from the document. one thing to point out is while donald trump has alluded to biden's age, often called him incompetent, he never brings up his age. for two reason. one, because don

it was in harrisburg, pennsylvania. watch. >> after seeing the recent video of wild pack of illegal aliens viciously attacking these true new york city, really good people too. i saw an interview. high quality police offices, i'm going to ask congress to pass the strong sentencing enhancement bill that any illegal alien assaulting a police officer, they immediately go to jail or even better get thrown out of the country and brought back to the country they came from and putting them in jail is very expensive for us. very expensive. will: outside of that, joe bind. outside of that, this is the biggest issue, the border. rachel: because of the decision by governors like the one in your state who said no, we're not going to deal with the brunt of these, we'll send them over to you, the blue states. we kind of a bit on the couch thought it was a stunt and, boy, that's turned out to be a very effective way of bringing attention to the issue. will: captain jack casey and miguel nava died when their helicopter went down conduc

. >> kristen holmes is in harrisburg, pennsylvania, where trump is preparing to address the nr aa tonight. it was a big day for the former president, his campaign. what are you hearing from his team about what tonight is going to bring? >> reporter: well, phil and poppy, arguably, this is the best 24 hours that donald trump has had since he announced his third bid for the white house in november of 2022. his team knows that, and they're all feeling very good. starting with those supreme court arguments. donald trump watched as we all did. i'm told that he told his advisers he was pleased. and that he believed as many of our legal experts did, he was poised for a victory in the supreme court. something he talked about at that nevada rally last night. take a listen. >> our supreme court hopefully will be doing something in terms of helping our country and preserving democracy. we have to preserve our democracy. and i think they had a very interesting day and a very beautiful day, perhaps. i think it was really a beautiful sight to watch. >> reporter: so shortly after reveling in those argum

i want to go back to kristenholes in harrisburg, pennsylvania. we played some of it a minute ago. what more did he have to say about president biden? >> reporter: donald trump what he always do, which is seek to blur the lines. in this case it was about the report and essentially saying because the case had not been brought against him, donald trump, it was a two-tiered justice system. saying he, donald trump, had cooperated far more than biden, something we obviously know not to be true. one thing we didn't hear were attacks on biden's age while seemingly republicans, democrats, even the president himself have highlighted this portion of robert herr's report talking about how he's an elderly man with a poor memory. donald trump hasn't brought that up almost at all. now, this is fine line he has to walk. he is 77 to biden's 81. in addition to that he has many older supporters as well as many older donors. and i am told in the past that senior advisers say he doesn't want to touch on biden's age particularly because of that. instead they want to separate this idea that biden is not

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he gave a speech to members of the nra in harrisburg over the weekend where he gave them a very weirdy he is needed back in the white house. >> we have to win in november or we're not going to have pennsylvania. they'll change the name. they're going to change the name of pennsylvania. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right. well -- it sounds a light far-fetched. i mean, joe biden is from pennsylvania. why he would change the name of his home state is unclear, but just because something is completely made up doesn't mean it isn't worth fighting for. [ laughter ] >> here in pennsylvania, we're here in pennsylvania. because pennsylvania is more than just a state. it's also the name of our commonwealth. and that's why we call it pennsylvania. same as we've called it for more than 200 years. now more than ever, pennsylvanians need to come together to keep pennsylvania pennsylvania. don't give in to liberals trying to rename us pedophilly or penisland. pennsylvania is pennsylvania. let's keep that it way. paid for by pennsylvanians to keep pennsylvania named pennsylvania for trump. [ laughter ]

have or you're here is but want them to understand how beautiful natural corals are reporting in harrisburgnnsylvania. i'm valerie pritchett. >> and kron 4 is honoring black history through the end february. make sure to tune into our special airing thursday, february 29th at 06:30pm. tracking the storm. now we're keeping an eye on storm tracker. 4 radar. have storm tracker. 4 radar. have dave spahr live in the weather this ad? typical. politicians... "he's bad. i'm good." blah, blah. let's shake things up. with katie porter. porter refuses corporate pac money. and leads the fight to ban congressional stock trading. katie porter. taking on big banks to make housing more affordable. and drug company ceos to stop their price gouging. most politicians just fight each other. while katie porter fights for you. for senate - democrat katie porter. i'm katie porter and i approve this message. (smelling) ew. gotta get rid of this. ♪tell me why♪ because it stinks. ♪have you tried downy rinse and refresh♪ it helps remove odors 3x better than detergent alone. it worked guys! ♪yeahhhh♪ downy rinse and r

on the other hand, between some segments that trip say for example, harrisburg and pittsburgh, there might be only a single line that was and that line would tank full advantage of its monopoly position. it would charge all that the traffic would bear. the result was that the sum of the fares for the short hauls was typically larger than the total sum charged. the long haul between the two distant points. of course, none of the consumers complained about the low price for the long haul, but the consumers certainly did complain about the higher prices for the short hauls, and that was one of the major sources of leading ultimately to the establishment of the interstate commerce commission. the cartoonists the day delighted in pointing out that railroad had had tremendous political influence as indeed they did. they used the consumers complaints to get the government to establish a commission that would protect the railroads interests. it took about a decade to get the commission into full operation. by that time, needless to say the consumer advocates had on to their next crusade. but

have for your hair is but want them to understand how beautiful natural corals are reporting in harrisburg pennsylvania. i'm valerie pritchett >> 6.51 the time. and by the way, kron four's honoring black history month through the end of february and make sure you tune in to our special entitled honoring black history month in the bay area. it's going to air thursday, february 29th at 06:30pm. >> it's 6.52. and steph curry is showing some love to the forty-niners players. they'll came out to watch the doubles play against the seventy-sixers fruition. warriors won that game. where got the niners a cake, even they gave okay to congratulate them on their big win, which was the nfc championship win. but the next stop that they want to win, of course, is the biggest matchup ever. and it's the super bowl and it's a rematch. so stephen is a little torn because he loves everyone. >> i mean, obviously had been there. you know, you love to see the niners, get it done. i do love mahomes and co that the play golf in the summer. seeming every year. so we have a pretty in miles. so this is a win-win kind

when we think about the fact that republicans were in control in harrisburg, in the state house for yearsno chance of ever coming up for a vote. many of those bills are saving so many people money. their taxpayer, hard earned money. we got one bill throw that help seniors stay in their homes by expanding the income requirements on the property tax rent rebate program. that's going to help about 200,000 seniors citizens all across the commonwealth. we got another bill through, just a couple months ago, that's going to help all these heartbroken parents who spent a lot of their paycheck on childcare. we tripled the dependent and childcare tax credit. so as they were doing their texas right now, some of them will get $1,000 back, in some little more. so it has made a big difference. >> i might have to move to pennsylvania. speaker, mcclinton, how are democrats feeling about tuesday interchanges of preserving the majority? >> one thing is clear. pennsylvania voters recognize that the republicans who were in charge and the state house, they were running at radical agenda that was extremist. no

have for your hair is but we want them to understand how beautiful natural corals are reporting in harrisburg pennsylvania. i'm valerie pritchett. >> kron 4 is honoring black history throughout the end of february. make sure to tune into our special honoring black history in the bay area. it airs thursday, february 29th at 06:30pm. let's talk about the weather for tonight. the mayor again, kyra, this is cloudy grey. was like a little bit of everything today. yeah, if you don't like the weather, just wait a minute. you know it will come around. it will be something that you like. yeah, we're doing this on again off again. you can see it. it's scattered showers. boy, is it ever scattered too? >> it just depends on where you are at the moment. but some of these do have some downpours with them or do pretty good in the north bay. right now, though, just a few light sprinkles that are out there head down towards san francisco. you can see we've got just a little bit of rain rolling across the bay right now into the east bay and then a little bit more down in spots like half moon bay right now, por

have for your hair is but want them to understand how beautiful natural corals are reporting in harrisburg, pennsylvania. i'm valerie pritchett >> and kron 4 will be honoring black history through the end of february. and as i mentioned earlier, so make sure you tune into our special, by the way, it's called honoring black history in the bay area. it's set to air thursday, february 29th at 06:30pm. >> 8.46 is a time right now and we're on day 2 of this storm. and even with this one goes away, even if you see a break out there, we're going to get another one more comment john, good morning. today is the day of false alarms because you see the sunshine and then you know, there's soma dark clouds again, we are going to be looking at a day that brings unsettled weather is the way to put it. got some joggers out there. taking advantage of a calm moment at the embarcadero. can see all those clouds there in the distance, though, as well. we are seeing snow picking up in the sierra nevada. that's something that stays true, especially into the weekend and sunday is going to be a big snow maker for

have for your hair is but want them to understand how beautiful natural corals are reporting in harrisburg pennsylvania. i'm valerie pritchett >> kron 4 again honoring black history month through the end of february and make sure you tune in because we do have that special coming up on the final day of february, the 29th at 06:30pm, entitled honoring black history in the bay area. 10, 50 is the time. all right. let's talk basketball will be a big night for basketball and men's fashion because, you know, the nba draft bring some of the best suits in town. like the oscars writes, i love it. well, the league is announcing that the draft will now be expanding to 2 nights. the first round of the draft will take place on june. 26th the second round to take place the next day. that first round will be remaining at barclays center in brooklyn. but the second round on that second night will take place at espn seaport, district studios in new york. the league says moving the draft to a two-day format will allow for more time for selections and trades and more time for the hype and the drama. i do.oi

> for your hair is but we want them to understand how beautiful natural corals are reporting in harrisburgnsylvania. >> i'm valerie pritchett >> and kron 4 is honoring black history throughout the month. don't forget to tune into our special airing thursday, february 29th at 06:30pm. all right. another win for conservationists and endangered animals. stay tuned to see more of this rare creature. >> the memphis zoo in tennessee announced the birth of a rare pygmy snow. slow loris pygmy. slow loris. the tiny nocturnal primate was born on december 13th. take a good look here because this is a very rare creature zoo. vets say the animal is being hand-reared by dedicated staff who feed every 2 hours around the clock. wow. look at him. go that. this too, says the animal has enjoyed everything from formula to bananas. the keepers will give the little one a name as soon as they learn more about his personality. the pygmy snow, slow loris, his native to southeast asia, but its native population is in major decline. it' unknown how many are still left in the wild. so truly a special to see this >> s