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has brought work to a stand still.george alfs/los gatos resident "...well, we had a slide here lastter and we lost part of the road. the crew has done a good job here so far bringing in gravel and shoring it up but but we still need to watch it in the rain for slip outs and i think they are still assessing that..." (steve) and you can stay on top of the weather in your neighborhood with our kron-4 mobile app. we send push alerts on road conditions and closures... and you can also find full forecasts on our app===download it today. (pam) another big story we are tracking tonight... an unsettling week for students here in the bay area there have been at least four incidents of violent threats against students and schools.. just this week. (steve) some arrests have been made and some investigations are ongoing. and new tonight at 8.... kron 4's gabe slate shows us the most recent threats.... and talks to an expert about why kids make these violent threats. santa rosa police released this graphic picture today depicting a young woman with an assault rifle claiming to be a school shooter

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alf. there were other. goods away while as adults they. have been. trying to control it. but. all in all you doing this job is unless it's up to the two laws in this. new year twenty seventeen was dominated by national elections clive spent a lot of time organizing campaign events for use of her son the member of parliament who survived an attack by al-shabaab. the terrorists have been less active in kenya of late. but the somali capital mogadishu is being hit harder than ever. in october twenty seventeen al-shabaab carried out their worst ever single attack killing more than five hundred people. it sent shock waves across the country and into neighboring kenya easily and the surrounding communities there were many initiatives to collect donations for the victims atika show up wherever the word shabaab means youth but these people can't call themselves that we are the yod we are the us that they are terrorists murderers and enemies of all somalis everywhere we don't want anything to do with them we have to fight them to. the islamic festival of eat presents another opportunity

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stephen: i think that has been the major problem of the second ,alf of blankfein's tenure beginning whenall street was still a trading house which swept blankfein and other ceos of the top jobs. trading is not as profitable as it used to be, yet goldman has held onto this trading entity. the risk loving culture of goldman sachs and it has not played well for them. i think this move back to solomon -- solomon comes from investment banking. this move back to investment banker ceo does resolve some of that identity crisis going on at goldman. mark: investors worrying that hugean -- letting out a sigh of relief. stephen: it is more of a way forward. this largeeld onto private equity investments. he held onto the whole trading culture. .roduced big rewards lower the goldman but it's been rewarded by investors. returns have been more .onsistent vonnie: how long will investors give him before wanting to see results? stephen: it's not like this is a firm -- it is a firm that is mired in self-doubt. is imminentirm that of collapse. goldman is doing quite well. i think he's got a time period. -- m

i can put everybody in college for free, cutting the cost of alf, increaseh productivity, and reducehe deficit. folks, why don't we do it? >> elect conor to do it! [applause] mr. biden: we don't do it because of the guys were spending the money to defeat,. -- to defeat conor. that is why we don't. look. we are so well-positioned. we have a man of real character. we have a guy you are going to be very proud of. we have a guy who understands. i have been doing this my whole career. when i got elected as a 29-year-old kid, i was referred to as the young idealist. the optimist. i can say without fear of contradiction, they called me the white house optimist. as if i was a new guy like i fell off the turnip truck yesterday. [laughter] i am more optimistic about america's chances in the world today than i have been in my whole career. let me to you why. we have the most productive workers in the world. three times as productive as the workers in asia. we are in a position where we have more great research universities because of a guy named dwight eisenhower than all the rest of the world

has brought work to a stand still.george alfs/los gatos resident "...well, we had a slide here last winter and we lost part of the road. the crew has done a good job here so far bringing in gravel and shoring it up but but we still need to watch it in the rain for slip outs and i think they are still assessing that..." (rob live) the rain is welcome of course but there is still an awful lot of road damage left over from last winter's storms. the lack of rain so far this winter has helped crews make good progress up until now. live in los gatos rob fladeboe kron 4 news (grant) in the north bay... officials are closely watching the burn areas...left from last fall's firestorm. (vicki) intense measures being taken to try and prevent a disaster like the deadly mudslides in southern california. kron four's terisa estacio reports from santa rosa. the rain is pretty ferocious up here in santa rosa. its been pouring all day. there's been a lot of hard work put into shoring up this area, like over here, you can see how this storm drain is being protected. but the concern is real about the fr

it is tiny frasks less than half a penny a can on soup, much less tuna alf a penny a can on fish, beers, things of that sort. so it's very, very small in terms of its direct impact. even cars. it's only a fraction of 1%. julia: you are not expecting litigation? >> i don't know. in america, it's easy for people to legitimate. i wouldn't want to say that it's possible anyone will. but we do have in addition for a country's exclusions, we also have individual product exemptions available and that's a process that commerce will manage. the country exclusions are at the discretion of the president. julia: that was our interview with commerce secretary wilbur ross. he said there were countries ready to negotiate in that 15-day period. that confusion of with what is the reasoning, national security or unfair trade practices, have they undermined their own argument. china is the critical thing. he acknowledged that he wasn't involved in the discussions with china in reducing china's deficit. it was precipitated by the president's tweets. and peter navarro didn't go to china. >> the question is

in june of 2016 is, he appeared on "hardball" along with alf cole president richard trumka where he offered this bizarre defense of his candidate donald trump. let's watch. >> donald trump is -- has a platform that you guys are dreaming about. he is taking every step. >> he's a fraud. >> the afl-cio has recommended for a president to take. >> he's a fraud. >> that may be but we're going to find out. >> that may be. >> your workers don't believe he's a fraud. >> they believe that he is the guy. >> you just said it may be that trump's a fraud. what did you mean by that? >> here's what i mean. trump says he's a fraud. i say we'll find out. my view is your workers don't think he's a fraud. i don't think he's a fraud which is why i'm supporting him. >> that was a strange -- ashley, that was a strange defense of your candidate saying he may be a fraud. i don't know. what's his name, nunberg said that roger stone may lie. i don't know he may lie once in awhile. these people's defense of each other is narrow simply in terms of loyalty but not qualifications or basically professional morality. >> su

. —— bob and alf. bob looks fantastic 110.ave their 110th birthday this coming thursday. they share that birthday. so they are joint record holders in terms of the old est record holders in terms of the oldest man in the country. they have seen oldest man in the country. they have seen 21 prime ministers, five monarchs, the rise and fall of communism, the moon landings, and huge, to put it mildly, advances in technology. we should mention that the poet ian mcmillan will be joining us to take through the papers later on as well. speaking of food, the sunday telegraph as saying easter food is starting to look at what white christmas. so we have that big marketing campaign over christmas for christmas themed food, and now it is happening with these deferred as well. more and more supermarkets selling turkey, easter versions of the turkey craze. smoked salmon and macaroni cheese. lots of trendy versions of chocolate around these days. gluten—free hot cross buns, deegan and dairy free chocolate eggs as well. you've got to remember

patton, alf antwan qaeda is a rap duo that have from atlanta. this is nice point, georgia. as theere no to locals heart of this. goodie bag, doolittle mates also help from southwest atlanta and through it started a group of artists who works well with willie knighton junior, robert barnett, cameron gift and commas go a. the development of the dirty south rent music of and black atlanta and the black new south to a social commentary from a generation of rap artists lived in the underbelly traveled over by atlanta's pursuit of a global commercial center. dirty south rap music provided a new and different lens for exploring into race and class tension that attended to the rise of the black new south, this is the most important regime between outcast album 30 monthsng music and soul food, the two groups critiqued the city politicians on a number of issues. decided that my play some of the stuff that i will treat this as if it is like me interacting with my mom's church. this but some words in it is not extra. i'm saying this because this is being taped. i'm going to work around

we are seeing a bit of pushback on the optimism people are seein thinking that things are t .alf full moved to lower its deficit will. shanghai shares are adding to monday's gains, keeping an eye after lastd coal week's news. over and hong kong, shares are rising for the first session, the hang seng being led higher by tech and discretionary players. -- but it shares index also higher. more closely on the hang seng, when you look at movers, you have technology, sunny optical in the position. energy players as well are gaining ground. ubs and petrochina are on the rise as well. keeping an eye on geely, the chairman saying that the group will keep looking for suitable acquisitions globally, with focus on new energy vehicles. chinese carmakers have come to relying on the home market, is not such a bad after all, as trump tariffs lun. loom. gaining,res up optimism across the board for hong kong shares. , would like to highlight suna contracts sales taking them higher after the prospect of profits were released. so much for you that. let us go to paul allen in sydney with the headlines. pa