had been in the space for a while using what we call non trip a currency applications a block chain which is moving value around in other ways storing data in a distributed way but not necessarily using an actual crypto currency i.b.m. and stellar last year publicly talking about the potential use of lumen was it was a big deal and i think that it's sort of indicative of the fact that it's not just financial institutions that are starting to become increasingly comfortable talking about crypto currency in public but technology companies as well are we could talk michael for a long time but we are running out of time i promised our viewers at the beginning of the show that i wanted to i was going to ask you about the biggest thing out there in this space that we don't know and maybe you'll have to do so. but you haven't written about there but what do you have for us ok so i think what would be most surprising to a lot of people is the degree to which some of the biggest banks in the world are in fact experimenting with crypto currency. again i have firsthand experience knowing that some o

mystery it could just be one of these companies as a block chains to its name in order to add value could just be like but it's a private company it's exactly they're not getting any halo effect there's no bump they're creating a mission within a mission unless it's next to tesla where they get the battery power they're going to go off the power grid to get at their own block chain their own governance it's going to be a nation within a nation what's this is again it's in the bottom of honor and so according to gilman the property developer who sold this hundred fifteen square miles to a company called block chains l.l.c. he said so think of this in terms of residential project that could be four thousand housing units and apartments along with a shopping a full cybernetic community based on the block chain theory and technology they pick up a huge amount of property along the freeway interstate eighty for what i would call freeway visible retail and that would include everything from hotels truck stops to restaurants again all with a blocking technology foundation so ok so tha

world we don't know nobody knows who these people are behind block chains l.l.c. it's a mystery it could just be one of these companies that adds block chains to its name in order to add value could just be like but it's a private company it's exactly they're not getting any halo effect there's no bump they're creating a mission within a mission unless it's next to tesla where they get the battery power they're going to go off the power grid they can have their own block chain their own governance it's going to be a nation within a nation what's this is again it's in the bottom of honor and so according to gilman the property developer who sold this hundred fifteen square miles to a company called block chains l.l.c. he said so think of this in terms of residential project that could be four thousand housing units and apartments along with a shopping a full cybernetic community based on the block chain theory and technology they pick up a huge amount of property along the freeway interstate eighty for what i would call freeway visible retail and that would include everyt

and we've come off of times square and we're in the r t america studio just a few blocks away and we are joined by gary de wall of cat mutual law firm he as i said earlier in the program he's not just a lawyer he's also a professor and he knows pretty much everything you ever want to know about regulation and finance and he advises both buy and sell side clients gary thank you for being here we know that the. chairs of the c f t c where you and i both worked in the past and the f.c.c. the chair of the f.c.c. also jay clayton were before the senate banking committee not too long ago and they spent a lot of time talking about digital currencies what's your take on that hearing well i think it was a pretty interesting hearing and i think you can paraphrase some old philosophers to basically get the bottom line of what he what he individual said. think therefore i am that was they cart but i think christian kahlo his view was it's there so therefore i have to deal with it i think jay clayton was the only thing we have to fear is fear itself his message was for main street investors we hav

lot musky is always talking about a block chain and bit quick flame thrower as it could be nevada is a zero percent interest is zero percent income tax state it could be the libertarian sorts who are in nevada already somebody like me or huge as a broadway all these sort of people there are many many thousands of peter mares and of thousands and thousands of people within bitcoin are libertarian sorts perhaps it is a sovereign nation that they're building highlander land in the mata anyway nevertheless i thought it was interesting i don't interesting because it means the us government will be challenge from nevada i very much doubt it because even sovereign nations of like navajo nation or soon it look otoh a nation they have no sovereignty even though there can't drink their own money so try to look total recall in but this is like going to their own mint the nevada you know crypto coin new labor land in nevada next to the tax law battery factory can challenge just that a reserve bank nevertheless this new sort of world of d

world we don't know nobody knows who these people are behind block chains l.l.c. it's a mystery it could just be one of these companies that adds block chains to its name in order to add value could just be like but it's a private company it's exactly they're not getting any halo effect there's no bump they're creating a mission within a mission unless it's next to tesla where they get the battery power they've got to go off the power grid to get at their own block chain their own governance it's going to be a nation within a nation what's this is again it's in the bottom of honor and so according to gilman the property developer who sold this hundred fifteen square miles to a company called block chains l.l.c. he said so think of this in terms of residential project that could be four thousand housing units and apartments along with a shopping a full cybernetic community based on the block chain theory and technology they pick up a huge amount of property along the freeway interstate eighty for what i would call freeway visible retail and that would include everything f

a very long time he wrote in the guardian letter on tuesday we were along a sizeable position in a block chain focused company that was the victim of a c n b c exposé which sent the shares down more than twenty percent and which sent us down for the year to date having been up six percent previously is a masochist i mean if there were more on futures on the cboe he'd be rich because he himself is the biggest moron of all and then here's another bit going story again you know many governments in the world are trying to protect us from social media they're trying to protect us from twitter they're trying to protect us from facebook. that you should only tune in to m s n b c to get your official democratic news and you should only tune into fox to get your official republican news and don't listen to those ordinary shows out there on twitter and facebook and your like your cousins and uncles don't listen to those people there because their minds might not be able to contemplate and understand fake news because here's another headline poland central bank secretly paid you to burgers to sland

each block contains information about a transaction the block is checked in very fied by older computers distributed throughout the network and contains security calls from the previous block that practically eliminates the chances of manipulation and count a feat of the current state. at the moment bitcoin is still on a wild roller coaster ride in the markets but one thing is fairly certain after all the coins are issued that coin won't fall victim to inflation the algorithm behind it won't allow the mining of more than twenty one million bitcoins and they'll all have been created by the here twenty one forty. a national advisor mock fraid of a she joins us now from oust accounts trio you're no earlier best to it because i know i don't expect you to gloat i don't want to make you blush but. quite a millionaire. no not at all not at all not in the not yet. you did it best back in twenty thirteen those so i expect the gains are pretty impressive what happens if because it goes back to zero as some people is that. it will never go back to see cause it's a disruptive technology an

we are doing food safety with a block chain. for you tohing -- find the first origin of a mango, how many days would you guess it would take for a food recall? it takes seven days now. die -- there are half a million food poisoning cases. all the competitors have joined on. we are able to track from the minute. they are all going on the block chain. i think we have about 100,000 different types of foods up and on their. those of you who partake in agriculture, you will see a very big definition of block chain start to come through. you mentioned opioids. the work we are doing with drug supply. to be able to attract drugs like opioids on the time of manufacturer to distributor to hospital to whatever is a very simple way to do this. is going to bein disruptive and beneficial. if you are a company and you are the middle, that service is not needed. you're going to have to move into other services. the thing that's great about block chain is that it is not hard to do. that is what is different versus a lot of the other technology. y

i want to delve deeper now into the world of block chain and joining me here in the studio is shane a russian get the founder of block chain hub dot net and the director of the crypto economics institute at the vienna university of economics i mean great to have you with us for inviting me now i've heard that you think that block chain has the opportunity has the potential to rev a lot revolutionize the wall to some extent explain to me how in which areas. we're now today talking a lot about bitcoin and cryptocurrency s. but it's really just the beginning and the first application of the next next generation internet some refer to it as the decentralized web or the web three which will redefine our data structures and bring more ownership of our data back to us and it allows us to have real peer to peer transactions without centralized institutions who own our data. bitcoin is money without banks and bank managers and it's like the first application just like email used to be the first application of the internet back in the ninety's a lot of people thought that e-mail is the internet

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a large scene. roads all around, blocked off. sked several officers what took place but they're not commenting. we also continued to ask to speak to a lieutenant or public information officer but so far no response. we do know that a call came in for this area just before 2:30 this morning for a medical emergency. two people were killed in a shooting. police say multiple calls of shots fired on first street and alma avenue at the denny's around 10:50 last night. officers found a male and female with one gunshot wound each. they both died at the scene. homicide investigators were called there and traffic was blocked off at first and alma. we're told that is now open. here at the scene since a crime scene unit just arrived in the past hour, it usually takes several hours to process the scene. expect them to be out here quite a while here in san jose. matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> matt, thank you. 5:33 now. growing concern about the losses on wall street. >> the dow jones plunged nearly 1,200 points yesterday and then overnight we saw

behind me you can see the tape up, cones placed out here blocking off a couple blocks of key street. investigators confirm one person was found shot near the california car wash. they have not given any details about the circumstances surrounding the shooting but they have pointed out there are security cameras at the car wash which may be able to give them an idea what happened here. there is a second active scene surrounding ascribing which was at 9th and humboldt streets, about a block away from here. investigators say they are questioning multiple people affiliated with that vehicle. here investigators have a couple blocks of key street closed to through traffic, diverting cars away from here. we are working to gather more details and we'll bring you information as we get it. >>> in just a few hours, 22- year-old mohamed ali is in court facing second-degree murder charges. investigators say he was driving drunk and high when he was involved in a crash that killed a police officer on christmas eve. a second officer was injured but is expected to be okay. ali is being held without

that female officer and a man were found dead inside after home on the 2900 block of mercer street. there is no word right now on their identities, or a cause of death. >> this here deadly flu season one for the record books in delaware. state health officials say they've confirmed more than 5700 cases every flu this season, that shatters record of almost 4600 cases set last year. so far 23 people in delaware have died from the flu this season, the the state began keeping records 14 years ago. >> philly apparently one of the hardest working cities in america. >> i did know that. by personal finance website wallet hub we're number 14 on the list. san francisco, california took the number one spot, freemont, california came in second, other cities cities in the top five, jersey city, washington dc and new york city. the study looked at the 116 most populated cities and evaluated them based on nine metrics. some of them were average work week employment rates and commute times. >> we already new that. >> i know, but how did we get jersey city? >> all of the people from new york. >> oh,

in a very long time he wrote in the guardian letter on tuesday we were along a sizable position in a block chain focused company that was the victim of a c n b c exposé which sent the shares down more than twenty percent and which sent us down for the year to date having been up six percent previously he's a masochist i mean if there were more on futures on the cboe he'd be rich because he himself is the biggest moron of all and then here's another big going story again you know many governments in the world are trying to protect us from social media they're trying to protect us from twitter they're trying to protect us from facebook. that you should only tune in to m s n b c to get your official democratic news and you should only tune into fox to get your official republican news and don't listen to those ordinary shows out there on twitter and facebook and your like your cousins and uncles don't listen to those people there because their minds might not be able to contemplate and understand fake news because here's another headline poland central bank secretly paid you tube burgers to s

thursday there were found dead about a block away by a security guard in the doorway by urban school. the men lived on the streets. >>> they sleep there or in front of my house every night. they are here all the time. he finally got cold.>> there was drug paraphernalia found on the scene that suggest they might have been using meta- amphetamine or crack cocaine.>> reporter: the department of public health -- fentanyl is often deadly when used to cut drugs such as methamphetamine cocaine and heroin. fentanyl is an extremely potent and quick acting opioid that is produced synthetically. it is also a prescription painkiller. it is used as a anesthesia. the number of deaths from fentanyl overdose doubled in 2016. compared to the year before.>> if you find a drug on the street you have no idea what could be in it. it could kill you. that is really the bottom line.>> reporter: officials are urging drug uses to take precaution. science went up at the ranch access sites in san francisco. -- signs. it provides test strips and a drug that can be used to reverse an overdose.. somebody had to com

we have a gas main repair. they are blocking two lanes on 70 westbound. >> reporter: a lot of rain out there, light to moderate covering most of the area away from the immediate coastal plain. we're looking at pockets. steadier rain. 54 degrees and mild right now. might go up to 57. we are looking at temperatures dropping during the day. 55 by noon, 53 by noon. 5:00 p.m., 50. back to the upper 40s and rain during a good portion of the day. drying out for the evening commute. if you're heading to the poconos, a good weekend for skiing, 46 today. there are showers today, but on saturday, 31 degrees for the high, saturday night snow into the wee hours of sunday morning, sunday 41. matt and tam. >> coming up on 5:53 a.m. a special basketball player in south jersey took the shot of a lifetime. you'll see the moment the entire crowd cheered her on next. >>> apple is talking about the latest flaw in an operating system how it could cause your device to crash. ll cook their wo culinary school? glrl welcome back take -- taking a live loo

they would go up at julian street a block from san pedro square. they are publishing renderings of the davidson plaza towers, each would be 18 stories high, they will add 650 apartments plus commercial space. >>> caltrain riders it's only a matter of days before you will have tickets for your fingerprints. the agency's new ticketing app called caltrain mobile debuts on saturday. riders will be able to use their smart phones to purchase and activate tickets and they will be vabl for apple an android devices. >>> a warning for parents with young children, sharing too many photos and information may leave them vulnerable to identity theft. that's the opinion of some tech experts. they believe parents who overuse social media put their children at risk in the future. one parents says she keeps her social media posting to a minimum. >> only if like we're doing something together i might say, here we are at someplace together, but on a regular basis i'm not putting a lot of pictures on there of us. >> experts warn posting your child's name and don along w

and the build continues mer& northbound 101 is jammed solid from tully up to oakland road for a crash blockingoakland 880 is jammed past our shot at the coliseum because of a crash north of there at 23rd. we will cover both of those coming up. >>> thank you very much, kari and mike. it's 5:44 right now. this is another critical week in the future of daca with no real solution yet in sight. today bay area daca supporters are planning to gather. one event takes place at noon in oakland, that's where mayor libby staff plans to call on democratic d.c. lawmakers to avoid using dreamers as pawns in exchange for other legislation. a second dreamer rally is being organized by labor activists. that event takes place at 11:00 a.m. in san francisco. >>> as we take a live look in washington, d.c. this morning, lawmakers also dealing with a looming shutdown, the government runs out of money on thursday. congress has to pass another short-term bill to fund the government. the house set to vote today. it's only been three weeks since the last short-term funding bill we told you about. you may remember we had

a multi-vehicle accident was blocking a lane for awhile now. in both directions there on the schuylkill near conshohocken. also a big delay here in delaware. route one southbound at north smyrna, we've got an accident blocking the right lane creating a jam, dave. >> karen i just want to check out those visibilities one more time. look at this zero visibility now in allentown and the poconos and not great in lancaster so some of you dealing with fog and really slow it down if you encounter that. overall today is another record breaker. 76 degrees clouds and sun. we'll probably have an evening shower and then we're down to about 50 for the overnight and i know it's going to be grayer and cooler tomorrow but just 27 days to spring. mother's day coming. >> hang in there. it's around the corner. all right, karen, matt, david, i'm tam. have a great wednesday. >> ♪ >>> good morning, america. never again. the teen survivors of that florida school massacre march on the state's capitol in morning demanding action on gun control as president trump signals

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a city thatis a grotty block in hangzhou. o dominate synonymous with china's ambition. —— that is now synonymous with china. hangzhou's success is that history. it is at the southern tip of the grain can now. it is a place that has long looked out to what is beyond the horizon. when china reformed its economy, this was one of the first places each age. but a company that has been here for almost 20 years and changed china, one that has changed china, even though you can't see it. and at the helm of a company is a man who could almost walk on water. his name is jack ma, who founded alibaba, an online retail giant that has morphed into finance, with a web that sprawls over china. it has helped create a multi— colour multi— million—dollar ecosystem. —— billion. and that ecosystem is centred on hunger. —— huns oil. —— hangzhou. very interesting. now let's brief you some other business stories. shares in the world's biggest retailer walmart has seen their biggest one day fall in more than 30 years. they closed down 10.2% at just ov

that's surrounding the vehicle at 9th and humboldt, a block away from here. are questioning multiple people affiliated with that vehicle. back live, investigators are around the car wash here. we have a few blocks of key street blocked off and we are waiting on san josi police to give us more details. of course we'll keep you updated throughout the morning. >>> president trump has until friday to decide whether the public will see a second memo on the investigation into russian interference in the 2016 election. last night the house intelligence committee voted to release the democratic response to the republican memo, accusing the department of justice and the fbi of abusing their surveillance power. the memo says they believe the fbi probe led by special counsel robert mueller are inching closer to the trump administration. >> there is a rising sense of panic in the white house as well as on the hill. >> the memo accused the fbi of political bias when requesting warrants to spy on president trump's aide carter paige. the committee could ask for a full house

see block see i'm a quarter i'm a technologist i started this from technology this whole block chain people are telling it's a great platform it's just a database why don't you say you like oracle better it's just a database with all the consensus mechanism and the incentive corbett coined this platform or this database is absolutely useless ok if you look into the technology piece of it you can use it as an asset you can use it as a gambling platform you can use it as anything because that's up to you it depends on what you want to do now telling that it is not stable or it's increasing in value can you that it's like saying you know we're in the buggy era and a car has come out and all the bugs you want us are saying or discard is a useless thing it's clunky it falls down is does not have a wiper that's of technology problem somebody will fix it there is an einstein or somebody like that will come and fix it but there is going to be a point where if you're still thinking that the buggy is going to be the future in two thousand when you're sitting in one thousand nine hundred twelve

block chains one of the things is that. there's many things that we're talking about that bitcoin is a particular implementation of the block chain technology it's a particular crypto currency but there's thirteen hundred other currencies kind of currencies and there's many other different ways to use a block jane type technology it's also many different sort of political or governance models behind it so because in itself is a sensual crypto and it just myth that for avoiding identification through avoiding central banks you're avoiding a lot of the problems that come with a dent of central bank currency but also a lot of the advantages for consumers like the fact that you can trust many of them and that when something goes wrong there's someone standing behind that at the other end block chain technologies being used as being experimented with by some they're. very mainstream. financial into teas and also. governments and they have no intention of it being you know a crypto anarchist experiment they want to put in all of the know your customer and other sorts of identification functions that work in other areas of busines

morning a killer remains at large after a north carolina man is shot dead while on facebook live just a block from police headquarters. >> to washington where president trump met with the nation's governors over gun control. >> i think, i really believe i'd run in there even if i didn't have a weapon. >> educators should educate and they should not be foisted upon this responsibility of packing heat in first grade classes. so, i just suggest we need a little less tweeting here, a little more listening. >> then hope hicks, one of the president's closest aides set to appear before the house committee in the russia investigation. >> reports that nfl commissioner roger goodell could hit cowboys owner jerry jones with millions in fines. >> and mother nature hitting hard with tornadoes and widespread flooding. "early today" starts right now. >>> good tuesday morning. i'm frances rivera. >> and i'm phillip mena. president trump is set to meet with the republican senators and house members today with gun control likely to be front and center. this ar after the president raised eyebrows with a meeting

waiting to help me open and bring the trash cans in.>> reporter: 4:30 am thursday they were found dead a block away on pastry by a security guard in the doorway by urban school. the men lived on the streets. >> they sleep there or in front of my house. basically every night. they are here all the time. it finally got cold.>> reporter: >> there was drug paraphernalia found on the scene that suggests they might have been using methamphetamine or crack cocaine.>> reporter: doctor thomas said fentanyl is often deadly when used to cut drugs such as methamphetamine cocaine and heroin. fentanyl is extremely potent and quick acting opioid that is produced synthetically. it is a prescription painkiller. it is used as a antiseizure. the number of deaths from sentinels overdose doubled in 2016 compared to the year before.>> if you buy a drug on the street you have no idea what is in it. it could be fentanyl and it could kill you. that is the bottom line.>> reporter: officials urging drug uses to take precaution. signs went up at syringe access sites such as the -- provides free fentanyl textured -- test

we have reports of a possible lane blocking, a car has broken down and is blocking a lane inbound. they are trying to locate that vehicle. we are getting some reports about that. you may see some flashing lights if you are in that direction. the toll plaza is seeing crowds develop and we are still in the green as far as travel times, 10 minutes into san francisco. i will send it back over to you.>>> exceeding expectations, a look at the numbers that show the smart train is ahead of schedule.>>> digging deeper into an infinite -- infamous staff. what we have learned about the mysterious drowning of natalie what. there's only one place where you can get... more adventure, more thrills, more magic, and more happy. and now you can stay steps away from the magic for less. save up to 25% on select rooms at a disneyland resort hotel. so now's the time to get more happy! the north bay's new passenger rail service... the smart train... has >>> it is a beautiful day out there. nice and clear but it will be warm. take a look at the high temperatures for the day. 70 -- 74 in morgan hill, palo

movie it's beloved by many people around the world this particular movie we're talking about is about a block breeze being thrown out an adult you know are we not putting kids in cotton wool here there's a big bad world there that maybe that have to be aware that there's a lot of things can harm them. look we believe that again we understand you know that movies are to entertain but we just simply do not believe that entertainment should include harming another person you know again these are very serious conditions that people die from every day so making light of it or encouraging children to make fun of others because of this or top them with their food allergy or force them to eat it as they did with mr mcgregor and this story it truly is just you know a bizarre behavior quite honestly and in two thousand and eighteen we think that peace people should certainly be more sensitive to individuals and to those limitations that they may have and that we should be encouraging children to harm one another are bullying is never ok but they did allergy beling can turn deadly in an instant don't yo

and doctors performed a procedure to open a blocked artery. too late. at 10:48 the next morning. chael cleveland died. >> i am a wreck. i need closure. and i need accountability. >> dr. perry and degraff memorial hospital would not comment citing the law suit. degraff said it followed all medical standard and required procedures. dr. perry seen here at his 2010 medical school graduation said in his deposition that he did check for a pulse in those first two visits. and found no signs of life. but on the third visit, michael cleveland's condition was vastly different. >> i trusted, i trusted the medical field at the time. i feel horrible. >> the doctor who opened the blocked artery said in his deposition even without the delay, cleveland was too sick and would have never survived. the case is scheduled to go to trial in april. jeff, while a doctor not involved in the case can't comment, what we know its that heart muscle dies quickly when deprived of oxygen. time is krushcrucial. >> folks at the hospital are reluctant to speak up. what do they do if they find themselves in unspeaka

it was dark and bullets pierced three people on the sidewalk of the north philadelphia. >> she was a blockway. >> two men, a 24-year-old was shot twice in the arm and a 34-year-old in the head. both were intentional. >> the two male victims were standing just feet away from the shooter when the shooter walked up, pulled a firearm and fired numerous shot frs point-blank range. detectives spent the evening watching the corner video in hopes of identifying the masked gunmen. the suspect was last seen running east. no weapon was recovered. anyone with information is asked to contact detectives. christie ileto, channel6 "action news." jim? >> a freshman in is summerdale section of philadelphia has been arrested for carrying a loaded gun to school. the 15-year-old had it in his backpack. the 40 caliber handgun was found when the student tried to go through a metal detec detector. two chelten ham students were taken into custody for threatening harm at the high school. he said the students that reported it to authorities deserve praise. >> the shooting in parkland, florida has spurred conversatio

this is what a state of emergency looks like police blocking the opposition party headquarters no one goes in or out without their say president i mean up to a guy you blame the opposition for forcing his hand. this is not a state of war epidemic or natural disaster this is something more dangerous this is an obstruction of the variability of this state to function it come. out of with the people that get. the i mean has faced international criticism for rolling back democratic reforms he's used the state to crack down on opponents most recently ordering police to storm the supreme court and arrest two justices the opposition is defiant as the former defense minister was being taken to jail he said the whole procedure is illegal and if you have been taken into custody unlawfully. and if. it's not clear what charges the detainees will face international pressure is mounting with calls for the president to respect the constitution and the rule of law. farid to brazil now where the country is gearing up for carnival a five day festival of decadence dancing and dressing up in rio de janei

you reach your potential. >> ♪ now on "action news" a stray bullet strikes a woman standing almost a blockng. >> students taking a stand. a walkout a expand at a south jersey school today where a teacher is on leave for questioning school safety. >> courting the king. a local company takes us ads hoping one of the nba's best players completes the process. >> wouldn't that be nice. >> could happen. >> 5:30 on this tuesday, february 27th. >> it's fun seeing those signs everywhere and on social media. >> hope lebron thinks they're funny. >>> the cloud cover from yesterday is moving well off the coast. as expected with that clearing overnight we have seen the numbers drop a bit more. we're down 36 in trenton, 36 right now in philadelphia, 33 in wilmington. still in the upper 20's in allentown and reading. 36 in millville and 39 in cape may. basically it's going to feel a lot cooler as you step outside this morning than it did yesterday. 35 degrees by 7 o'clock but as soon as 9 o'clock we're up to 43 and the afternoon we're spending the majority of it in the 50's. by 3 o'clock model says 56, i

it is only affecting a couple of blocks. freeways are still doing very well into the west valley. here is 280 going up to 17. looks pretty good. the metering lights went on a little bit early, 8 to 10 minutes of delay. >> the spring stephen with today's forecast. >>Ã >>> here are the record highs from yesterday. these are well above average. san jose was 79. almost all the records were set on this date in 2011. by the way, the record lows were set in 1989 when we dropped to 27 degrees. we won't see anything like that for sure. have moon bay will be 76. san francisco, 75 to 76. the average is 59 and the record is 77. if it is really warm here, it must be really cold someplace else. that's true. omaha is 15 below green bay, 18 below and chicago is nine below. that is the current wind chill. high pressure is large and in charge, big-time. it is a grim picture for rain. we will get some fog in southern california. santa barbara, la, oceanside, san diego. we might get a patch or two of fog. there is an offshore breeze so. a deep

a pleasure to have you with us our top story russia has so far blocked a u.n. security council resolution ordering an immediate thirty day humanitarian cease fire in syria the european union is also demanding a truce as a civilian death to it continues to rise in the damascus suburb of eastern huta. that here in germany a food bank in the west of the in the western city of essen has stirred controversy by deciding only to offer food to german citizens the charity's chairman said order food bank using single mothers and friends determined by the many foreign language speaking young men in the queue some of whom showed a lack of respect for women they said but other charity workers have criticised the decision for being discriminatory. leftover food for the poor and needy that's what a food bank is there for this food bank in the western german city of essen has sparked outrage by deciding to refuse any more foreign customers a bank spokesman defends his decision. this kind of should also not funny this is nothing to do with racism we don't think that foreigners

they, as a block may hold some severe influence over theresa may's future.ions. as a block, the argument clear opposed to any form of customs union with the european union, after really. this week, their rocky ministerial meetings discussing that very potential structure. theresa may has said that we are going to leave the customs union, but she is said to be open—minded about staying in another arrangement. it could be that jacob rees—mogg is up and —— upping the ante. perhaps, this block may have some interesting views on theresa may's longevity as by minister. thank you very much. angus robertson has announced that he is stepping down with immediate effect. the scottish first minister, nicola sturgeon has paid tribute to him, thanking him for his contribution to the party. three men have been charged with murder after the fatal stabbing of a prisoner. khader saleh died on wednesday at wormwood scrubs prison in west london. ahmed khyre, kalif dibassey and enton marku, all in their early 20s, are due to appear in court next week. six migrants have been inju

it looks like a blocking pattern is setting up. that allows systems to dig in. if they go over water, they pick up moisture to give us more rain and more snow. everything is kind of a -- in a blocking pattern. this is a good pattern for us. we won't just see high-pressure. in the meantime, it is all about the cold. there will be critical minimums tonight. we were only in the 40s and 50s. san francisco officially, they are low for this time of year should be 48 degrees, they finally went above that. north, northwest, 25, once the breeze tells off, it will completely die down but it will for many locations. we will have a frost advisory for the coast and bay. the inland temperatures will take a big-time tumble. i would not be surprised to see 22 to 32 degrees late tonight and into tomorrow. the airflow is out of the north. there will be some snow down by carmel. looking around the bay, 48 in alameda right now, it is 47 in richmond. 49 in san francisco. the average low is 48 degrees. you don't see that very often. there is still a good breeze out in the delta. in th

they go up on julian street a block above the popular san pedro square. are also renderings of the davison towers. would it add 650 apartments plus are business spaces. >>> a plan to use license plate readers to monitor stolen cars. the half million dollar plan calls for 13 devices that would scan the four bridges and two tunnels into and out of alameda. police say the devices would look specifically for vehicles that have been stolen. privacy advocates worry it would be used for tracking undocumented immigrants. the meeting takes place at 7:00. >>> a life line for the homeless in the south bay is destroyed. a mysterious fire burned down a health unit near downtown san jose. it was used to help the homeless and give medical attention to them close to where they live. it served more than 3,000 people. >> we're out there making sure our communities, even if they're homeless, the people have access to health care. so it is a big blow to us. it is devastating. >>> employees say it is a $250,000 loss. >>> following up on an east bay high schooler who suffered

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