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meg oliver, cbs news, wayne, new jersey. >>> now, this news.lin clark makes a big announcement about her future. we've got the exciting details. that's next. >>> tonight a bombshell announcement in sports. iowa superstar caitlin clark says she's entering the wnba draft, giving up a fifth year of college eligibility granted during the covid pandemic. clark is just 18 points away from breaking the ncaa's all-time scoring record, held by pistol pete maravich. in a post on instagram clark thanked her teammates, her coaches and the fans who, quote, came out to support us across the country, especially the young kids. >>> finally, tonight's heart of america. meet birthday girl mary lee forsyth, who turns 100 years old today. the oklahoma centenarian is a rare leap year baby, born february 29th, 1924. and became that -- because that date comes just once every four years, today is actually her 25th birthday. she's celebrating in style with a large gathering at a local church. but she admits to having a difficult time slimming down the guest list. her f

as we go in the city and celebrate the lunar new year it's important to know what the lunar new year celebrates. [off mic] with our family to watch all the previous year and celebrate and un-- unity and coming together and we welcome to you city hall and hope you have a wonderful time in today's performance. [speaking foreign language] and with that let me turn it over with comments from my do host. first i will start off with the sheriff. >> thank you carmen. [applause] applause happy new year everyone. it's always difficult to follow carmen and dragons and little dragons and lions and the wonderful culture represented here tonight. i'm very happy to see you here and as the mayor mentioned always welcoming people to city hall is a wonderful thing. we will have more fun on saturday at the parade and not like the one earlier but i will be under a dragon head in the parade and i look forward to that every year and i want you to be there as well because we feed off the energy of the audience and the community as we celebrate the lunar new year together so i will do my best right now. [s

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his research included weeks of study at the new york historical society and then new york public library, perusing thousands of newspaper articles related to andrew greene and also reading greene's volumes of brain diary and letters. i'm pleased present harry albert. good evening. the world would stop on friday, november. 1903. andrew has grain. worcester's native and internationally known as the father of greater new york city, died at 1:30 p.m. he was a visionary civic leader, plan owner, attorney and preservation scientist. today, few people of his contributions to our society. last week i enjoyed dinner with a member of the new york's central park conservancy. a he wasn't familiar with the legacy of andrew haswell green brain amazing. a few years i purchased a large coffee table book with steve tell, the creation of central park. there were only two sentences referring to green and there were criticisms defaming him as a cheap skinned flint. those were plagiarized his from a 1950s pamphlet written by a member of the central park garden club. the 2019 exhibit at the new york public, d

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hello everyone, welcome to the news section of the program. here we'll go over some news headlines. ramadan noruz. the chief director of imam reza shrine has expressed full readiness to host pilgrims visiting the shrine during the fasting month of ramadan and the upcoming noru. holidays, ignal writes, reza khurakyan made the statement in a press conference in mashad on tuesday, briefing reporters about special programs scheduled in the shrine for the holy month of ramadan and the iranian new year. imam reza shrine uses financial resources donated via endowments and vows to serve pilgrims. this is in fact, allowing people to serve people, he said. he added that last year some 2 million pilgrims visited the shrine in the northeastern iranian. city of mashad, just in the first 24 hours of norus, predicting the number to stand at 2.3 million pilgrims for the iranian new year. leader of iran's islamic revolution, ayatollah sayid ali khamenei will address the nation on the occasion of the persian new year at imam komeini hussein in tehran on march 20th. mh news writes, due to nourus, the

anne thompson, nbc news, seattle. >>> and up next tonight, good news on the front page. harry smith goes on a paper route through maine, and the mission to save a cherished local news source. >>> finally tonight, harry smith with the news from maine about the vital role and a lifeline for local news. >> reporter: at rolly's in central maine, many a customer digs into "the lewiston sun journal" along with their breakfast. locals have relied on it since 1847. but like many a local paper, its future was anything but certain. >> it's been tough. i mean, it's no secret. advertising spending is down exponentially. our subscriptions are down. >> reporter: "sun journal" publisher jody jalbert has lived in lewiston all her life. >> we did as much as we possibly could not to pull the resources out of our newsroom. but everybody was tight. >> reporter: until last summer, when "the sun journal," four other maine dailies, and 16 weekly papers were sold to the not for profit national trust for local news. >> thank goodness. it was huge relief. a huge relief. the newsroom was ecstatic.

new england. let's get right to senior meteorologist rob marciano timing it all out for us. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. the phasing of the two systems is what's going to make a mess here on saturday. we've got winter storm watches and flood watches already posted and winter weather alerts go all the way back to the midwest, where the flakes are flying there. 3 to 6 inches of snow, minneapolis to milwaukee. i think i-90 is going to be the spot where you see all the snow, north of there. look at that low in the south. heavy rain and storms coming into the south east, south carolina. then those two storms squeeze together during the day on saturday, and that's where all the heavy rain, d.c. up i-95, that is where the flash flooding is likely to occur. it does clear out quickly on sunday, but not before dumping a foot of snow across northern new york and new england. david? >> david: rob marciano with us again tonight. rob, thank you. >>> tonight, donald trump facing this deadline now approachin

world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight" with david muir. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. we do begin tonight with the heated questioning on capitol hill, former special counsel robert hur attacked by both democrats and republicans today. he was the special counsel who recently decided not to prosecute president biden for his handling of classified documents. but still went on to criticize biden's memory in his report. his decision not to prosecute angering republicans. his decision to bring up the president's memory angering democrats. and tonight, after the fireworks on capitol hill today, the white house now saying case closed. mary bruce leading us off. >> mr. hur, do you believe joe biden is mentally competent -- >> reporter: tonight on capitol hill, former special counsel robert hur facing hostile questions from both republicans and democrats, as he defended his conclusion that president biden had mishandled classified documents, but should not be prosecuted. >> we identified evidence that the president willfully ret

news. a suspect in a triple homicide taking place in a philadelphia suburb has now reportedly barricaded himself with hostile in trenton, new jersey. three people were shot to death. they would officials are calling a domestic-related incident in pennsylvania before investigators, say they were led on a man hunt and now it is cross state lines into new jersey. here is the suspect, according to police 26 year-old andriy gordon. he is considered armed and dangerous all of this beginning in falls township, pennsylvania, a bucks county community about 30 miles north these to philadelphia. we've got team coverage of this breaking news, which is now zeroing in on the trent, new jersey area as well. we'll get to former philadelphia the police commissioner charles ramsey in a moment, but let's begin with cnn's danny freeman. you're very familiar with the philadelphia area, but now we're talking about a manhunt that is now led to a barricade situation and reportedly involving hostages cross state li

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the eyes of new york are on us. new yorkers loved him.crusader for the little guy-- brave, bold, a great leader who did not have time for distractions. and that's the kind of politician we want, right-- the guy who cuts through the usual red tape and gets things done? but by the time he got into power, spitzer's noble crusade had been replaced with something darker. why do we keep ending up here? why do we keep placing our hopes in confident men who make big promises, then completely fail to deliver? come on. i would ask spitzer himself about this, but he stopped returning my texts, so i turned to eliot spitzer's mentor and friend, lloyd constantine, who's known him longer than almost anyone else in his life. so my thinking about this interview, i feel like your journey with eliot is the public's journey in the sense that people really thought he was gonna be the first jewish president. the muscular democrat. yeah, and i want you to take us on the journey. -yeah. -you've talked about how you thought the presidency was eliot spitzer's mani

news."s. we'll get to those big legal decisions for former president donald trump in just a moment. >>> but we want to begin tonight with some breaking news. the department of homeland security raided multiple homes of music mogul sean "diddy" combs this afternoon. u.s. officials tell cbs news that the raids in los angeles and miami beach are part of a possible ongoing sex trafficking investigation. the 54-year-old founder of bad boy records has been accused of sexual misconduct, including rape and assault, by several women since november. cbs's carter evans has the developing details. >> reporter: heavily armed federal agents raided hip-hop mogul sean combs' homes in miami and beverly hills today. agents could be seen pulling people from the homes and questioning some in handcuffs. it was unclear if combs was there. >> federal agents would execute search warrants simultaneously to make sure that they don't want anybody in los angeles calling people in miami and vice versa to say, the feds a

tonight about his health. ♪ >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "worldews tonight" with david muir. >> david: good evening. it is great to have you with us on a monday night. and we begin tonight with the breaking news, the extraordinary scene late today. federal agents moving in on homes in los angeles and miami, homes belonging to music mogul sean diddy combs. the images coming in tonight, federal authorities, including teams from homeland security, raiding the homes. tonight sources telling abc news it is connected to a human trafficking investigation. the aerial images right here of combs' home in the wealthy l.a. neighborhood of holmby hills. heavily armed agents, armored vehicles there, two men have been detained at this property. law enforcement telling us they are his sons. combs has faced multiple allegations of sexual assault and sex trafficking, accusations he has denied. abc's kayna whitworth leading us off on the breaking news. she's in los angeles tonight. >> reporter: tonight, heavily armed federal authorities raiding homes belonging to le

abc news has confirmed. quarterback aaron rodgers is on kennedy's short list of potential running mates. the two recently spending time together both appear to share views on several issues. both oppose vaccine mandates. >> he is very much known for his, you know, contrarian, libertarian, right wing, adjacent views. during covid, he seemed to lie about his vaccination status at one point and has worn that as kind of a badge of honor. >> kennedy's other top vp contender is jesse ventura, the former minnesota governor known as jesse the body ventura. in his pro wrestling days. >> i walk and talk where i want to, and i wear my hair the way i want to. >> the democratic national committee dismisses kennedy's vp list as the three stooges reunion. no one was asking for, but a recent poll found kennedy at 13, well ahead of other third party contenders in recent elections. >> i think bobby kennedy jr has the potential to be the biggest factor of a third party candidate, if anyone, since ross perot in 92, or maybe jil

but at i like to read was, you know, the new york review of books, back of the book stuff for the newpublic, the old new republic, and fast forward several. t my master's in creative writing from the artist to initiate cargo. i was the critic at the arts paper, the art critic sorry, art critic at the school's paper. and i wound up on a whim book critics circle. and i learned a lot from my mentors out there and, you know, a few years later down the line, i found myself on the board, which is still feels crazy, but it's been over a long way around. i wasn't a straight path at all. what is the national book critics circle? we are a critic, run or organization that seeks to promote literature and literacy in the u.s. although we have recently launched the translation in private believe is in its third year. we are not funded by any publishers. we're purely independent. so we like to believe that that allows us like latitude in ter of judgment, but also. independence as far as uniqueness, as far as titles, we like tth more onerous than other lists just because of 24 people in a room arguin

most prominently in the new yorker.on review of books and she has a reputation as a critic who says things that other people are afraid to, particularly about popular books are novelist. 's an unfair assessment, but i think the trouble is that focusing on this kind of obfuscates her humor and the intelligence with which she constructs her pieces. and so this book doesn't really focus on singular writers that kind of focuses on issues in the culture at large. and i think it really allows this the sort of wit and intelligence in her writing to shine. there is a ton of great essays in the collection, i believe a collection of seven essays, but the standouts to me are a rumination on gossip that takes gawker as kind of a test case in the literary world. a recent new yorker piece about anxiety. it was out there in the new yorker and how she handles her own. that kind of takes on sort of frantic pace of anxiety. and she justifies that the advice saying, my catharsis is your boredom. i hope i'm not butchering that quote. but t

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new york new york attorney general letitia james told abc news last month if trump fails to pay up, she'llroperties. >> we are prepared to make sure that the judgment is paid to new yorkers. >> james can move to do just that a week from today, unless an appellate court sides with the former president. trump's attorneys say freeing up cash by selling his properties is impractical. developing news the princess of wales is back on the cover of tabloids. she was spotted at an england farm shop with prince william over the weekend. it's only the third time princess kate has been seen since late december. this is the sun's cover that you are seeing for tuesday. they were the first to report on kate's weekend outing, saying she looked happy, relaxed and healthy. the princess underwent abdominal surgery in mid-january and officials said then kate was not expected to return to public duties until at least april. but there has been much confusion and concern over her status, especially after she admitted to editing a family photo released earlier this month. >> all right. on april 22nd, the world wi

the happy ending you have to see. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is world news tonight. >> david: good evening. thanks for jorning us on this saturday. i'm whit johnson. millions in the northeast are on alert for potentially dangerous flooding. one of the wettest march days on record. some places getting as much as 4 inches of rain. northern new england already with more than a foot of snow and more on the way. flooded roads in the new york area. police closing some lanes as drivers tried to make their way through heavy flood waters. plows working overtime in upstate new york. some places could get more than 2 feet of snow. after the rain and snow comes the wind. tonight millions also in the path, a powerful gust reaching up to 20 miles per hour. this storm could still do more damage overnight. >> reporter: that is correct. we are still under threat for significant flooding as the heavy rains persist. so we have a flood watch extending from wilmington, delaware to boston, massachusetts. some areas like philadelphia saw their wettest march day on recor

if we want to celebrate ronald, a new announcer, is just part of what's new for the giants. >> see what to expect this season, including how the honor renel brooks-moon, who called giants games for 24 years, stay with us. >> and we are less than 12 hours away from the start of puppy day here on abc seven. tune in tomorrow for lots of adorable and adoptable puppies from shelters across the bay area. we're going to have live coverage starting at 6 a.m. wa are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for adults with hr positive, her2 negative metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts that may lead to serious infections. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs. both of these can lead to death. tell your doctor if you have new or worsening chest pain, cough, or trouble breathing. before taking ibrance, tell your doctor if you have fever, chills, or other signs of infection, liver or kidney proble

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this is press tv news. thanks for joining us. israel keeps dropping bombs and firing artillery shells on gaza, further indicating the regime's specific goal to commit genocide in the besieged territory. here is a video showing critically injured palestinians a hospital following fresh air strikes on the nasaraid. camp in central gaza. there were new air strikes on the barage refugee camp, also in central gaza. over 3 dozen palestinians lost their lives in the latest israely bombardment of the two camps. the israel military also once again. open fire at gazan, eight seekers, killing at least 30 of them. it took place when the regime forces targeted gathering of popular committees formed to secure the transfer of aid from the kuwait roundabout to gaza city. the deathful from the us-israely genocide in gaza since october the 7th has topped 31,900, over 74,00 have also been injured. "volunteer medics have been working hard to provide aid to palestinian civilians since the beginning of the israel stot on gaza. they often describe the

molly hunter, nbc news >>> meanwhile, the caribbean haiti's prime minister is facing new pressure to resign after the state department said his hold on power is untenable. it comes as the country spirals out of control under gang violence and a former coup leader is now trying to take power in that country. >>> and now to the race for president here in the u.s. and our first look at what the general election will look like. president biden and former president trump both on the campaign trail today in georgia aaron gilchrist has what to expect as the campaign heats up. >> reporter: tonight the first duelling rallies for the presidency in battleground georgia. president biden landing in atlanta with former president donald trump 70 miles away in rome his first time in the state since being booked at the fulton county jail last august, accused of scheming to overturn the 2020 election. >> hello, georgia. i'm thrilled to be back in rome we did very well in rome. >> reporter: president biden's georgia visit coming on the heels of a state of the union speech supporters hailed as energetic

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news live on belarus 1 and belarus 24 in the studio pavel lazovik, good morning in this issue, new projects in the field on a budget and high quality. will the authorities listen to the supporters of peace? activists from all over germany gathered for a rally at the memorial to soviet soldiers in the center of berlin. he covered the nagata stage with an envelope with the winner. the oscar ceremony was not without scandal. an optimistic start for the belarusian economy. gdp, a key indicator, has increased by 2.8% since the beginning of the year. drivers of growth, industry, construction and trade. among the positive trends is investment development. for the first time since 2011 , belarus recorded a double increase in investments, almost 115%. in addition, support tools were expanded last year. this year will already be preserved, this is the people's republic of china, well, african countries, priority was adopted last year, a corresponding program was adopted by the government, the tasks were determined by the ministry, including in physical terms, where, how much to deliver, we are confid

news. news. news. >> welcome to your latest weather update from the met office for gb news.me across the country tomorrow. bit of snow in places and some very gusty winds. here's the culprit low pressure sitting just to the west of ireland, creating a washing machine scenario across the uk. bands of heavy rain and showers just moving across the uk. we've seen some hell snow today and we could see a bit more tonight as this band of wet weather pushes northwards into parts of england and wales, gloucestershire, herefordshire parts of england and wales, glotacrossshire, herefordshire parts of england and wales, glotacross into. herefordshire parts of england and wales, glotacross into eastefordshire parts of england and wales, glotacross into east wales, re and across into east wales, maybe into north wales. later on. some snow is possible, particularly for tomorrow morning, over the hills . morning, chiefly over the hills. we could see some snow even for a time, to lower levels further north. turns a bit drier and north. it turns a bit drier and colder, with a frost likely acr

. >> "nightly news" is next. see you again at 6:00. >>> tonight the terrifying turbulence in the skies that injured seven passengers on one of the busiest travel weekends in years. the united flight bound for newark throttled by extremely rough air, forced to divert to another airport. ambulances rushing to the scene. >>> as easter and spring break travel converge into a packed travel weekend, tens of millions under flood alerts as the west coast is pounded by driving rain. and in the mountains, up to nearly three feet of snow. these cars trapped on the road. >>> the cleanup of the baltimore bridge collapse finally began today. the giant crane set to move the wreckage, and we hear for the first time from one of the last drivers to cross the bridge before it collapsed. >> i might not be here if i had been one minute later. >>> multiple arrests in those terrifying attacks in new york. women randomly punched in the face. why was at least one of the suspects already released? >>> the new ai software that can mimic an

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but chicago's outbreak underscores that new migrant arrivals can mean new public health challenges many here come from venezuela, which has a low measles vaccination rate chicago's mayor says don't blame the migrants >> they didn't bring illness. in fact, migrants are more vulnerable to the existing infectious diseases that we already have here. >> reporter: chicago says it's also now offering vaccines right here at the city's landing zon when migrants get off buses to help protect against the potentially deadly measles virus. lester >> jesse, thank you. >>> there is late-breaking news in the trial of james crumbley, facing charges after his son killed four students in a school shooting let's get right to adrienne broaddus. adrienne >> reporter: lester, it took that michigan jury more than 8 1/2 hours to find james crumbley guilty on all four counts of involuntary manslaughter as that verdict was read, james crumbley shook his head members of the jury deliberating more than 8 1/2 hours. prosecutors argued that james crumble could have prevented the shooting that led to the deaths of tho

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we will see citywide like new york city. are we going to be new york city? >> no. york city. we're not at the point at which we say that every single intersection in san francisco should have a no turn on red. we want to have people understand when they're going to the tenderloin or downtown or a heavy commercial area. oh, the reason that this sign is there is because of pedestrian safety, traffic safety has been a huge challenge for san francisco. >> ten years ago, the city vowed to get to zero traffic deaths by 2024. and here we are. and so far this year, there have been seven traffic deaths, the last one on march 2nd, a pedestrian killed by a hit and run driver in the tenderloin. even though the speed limit there has now been reduced to 20 miles an hour and turns on red lights are not allowed. still, we caught a driver trying to make a left turn on red while i was crossing the street, and while we were doing that interview in january, we caught a series of violations and that person made a that person made a right turn on red. >> do you see that? yes, yes. >> if

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it's caroled to over into the new world and carried over violently where in new york city new york city, orangemen would march through irish catholic sections of the city kind of rubbing their face in it, and riots ensued. that's an example of how old world resentments carried over, but tweed is representative of the possibilities of american life. most of his followers in politics were, in fact, eye -- irish catholics. tweed realized that he was in this cosmopolitan city, many different ethnic groups. ethnic groups also could vote, and you don't get votes by alienating people or dragging up old battles. so he was, tweed -- though by native anglo perspective was a little more american by virtue of being presbyterian -- nonetheless, kind of opened up to the catholic community, especially the irish catholic community. and we see this in his inner circle, the so-called tweed ring that is associated, again, with this, with this corruption. the next image i have sent out to you is of tt of the tweed ring. you see a ring of people all accusing the other person of corruption. but there e four

york and new jersey. of course the extra traffic in those ports that can add to congestion that could actually increase the shipping costs there. the truck costs as well. and then when you think about the situation in baltimore, of course, there's a lot of trucks and cars more than 30,000 every single day that went over the key bridge now, most of that can get diverted it can go to the tunnels, but not all of it because some of this is hazardous material that can't go through the thomas. i think that when we zoom out and we think about the big picture in the economy, it looks like the national economy, right? can be spared here because there are other options is options. there's contingencies. we're not hearing about economists downgrading their growth forecasts for warning of price spikes. but listen like everything else the longer this is shut down, the bigger the impact. >> i asked secretary of transportation, pete buttigieg when he thinks do they have an estimate of when the channel when they may be a

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breed also introduced a new effort. >> so our new initiative, 30 by 30. 30,000 more residents and studentsn by 2030. >> breed says laws already remove and reduce fees and barriers for office conversion, and they paved the way for more housing and more people to move downtown. >> we are a city on the rise. we are a dragon taking flight. now let's soar, san francisco. let's soar. >> and mayor breed faces a tough reelection battle. her opponents say her administration has failed to deal with drug crimes, vandalism and theft. but breed says she has several victories with measures in the primary election. and she says san francisco will host the super bowl in 2026. fifa world cup in 2026 and the nba all star game next year. live in the newsroom. suzanne fawn, abc seven news. >> very good. all right, suzanne, thanks very much. is your power babt to go up again? w time to protect your vehicle from winter's wrath. of course, the hot sun can be tough on vehicles too. you need weathertech. laser measured floorliners and cargo liner will shield the carpeting from sand and snow. for your interior, the

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now to those new details on a story we first brought you friday on abc seven news here at 11. the disturbing discovery of a severely overrun at home animal shelter. the home was raided by police in the town of hollister last week. police thought 200 cats may be inside, but now say many may have escaped before they could be rescued. abc seven news south bay reporter lauren martinez is staying on top of the case and learning more about just how popular this shelter really was. >> yeah, i mean, it's truly heartbreaking to see what these animals had to go through, it's not something you ever want to find. >> police are providing an update on what they're calling the largest animal neglect case within the city of hollister. now, with a revised count, police say 13 dogs, 65 live cats and 31 deceased cats were recovered from inside this home. >> there's a strong odor emanating throughout the house that just is not safe for us to be breathing in, as well as for the animals, too. it's not safe to be ingesting that as if conditions weren't disturbing enough, police say the two suspects

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>> from the bay area's local news station. we now with breaking news. and that breaking news story this morning. oakland mayor sheng thao has picked a new police chief. the mayor has appointed floyd mitchell to the job. >> he replaces the ron armstrong who was fired more than a year ago. mitchell was the former police chief in lubbock, texas. and in a statement this morning, mayor thao called mitchell a strong leader and a smart crime fighter who delivers results. mitchell began his career as an officer in kansas city, missouri spent 25 years there with that department. he's also a veteran of the u.s. air force and he did release a statement this morning in which he said in part, quote, as oakland's police chief, i look forward to working together with our residents. business owners, city leaders and members of the police commission to build a stronger and safer oakland. he goes on to say i am excited about the opportunity to meet the members of the police department interact with all people who call this beautiful city home and become an integral part

now on the kron 4 morning news. it is super tuesday and we're live with everything you need to know before you cast your ballot. a group trying to recall alameda county da pamela price has turned in their signatures at the registrar's office. that puts him closer to getting this on the ballot. and berkeley police are warning students and parents about a child abduction. almost happened was right near an elementary school. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> thanks for waking up with us. i'm darya along with john who's in for james and or a james, andrea? so we're taking a look at the weather and traffic before we get to the elections. now that the weather is cool down a little bit and no longer a big deal, hopefully you can get out to the polls. most importantly today. >> we are going to be looking at a good day to heading out there. we are seeing a little bit of cloud cover and a low gray hanging out in a few spots of the day. you can see a mix of that right now rig