that's all he cared about was alyssa. that was his priority, to take care of her. >> reporter: so it was ben, melissa and alyssa. >> he was so involved in every aspect of her life. they were really like two peas in a pod. >> reporter: and one september day in 2006, as the sun was setting into the sierra nevada mountains, ben and melissa got married. the ceremony at nearby lake tahoe. melissa was a glowing bride. alyssa, the little flower girl. >> it wasn't just melissa and ben getting married. it was melissa marrying alyssa, too. >> seriously. they made a particular ceremony of it. >> alyssa, will you promise to share in the love of this family? if so, will you please say i will? >> i will. >> i got her a little bracelet. i had it engraved, letting her know that i will always love her as my own. and gave it to her that day. >> and from that moment on, alyssa called melissa mom. how did that make you feel? >> happy. very happy. couple they were. >> for her to be my wife is a blessing. >> that's what you wait for all your l

a few days ago, alyssa lu became the youngest american ever to win a national title.s out she trains in oakland. nbc bay area's mark market use has more. >> reporter: as she took to the ice friday night, expectations were already high. then alyssa lu blew them away. >> this is crazy. >> reporter: lu's three triple axels sealed her win in detroit. here's how the announcers reacted after the second in her free skate. >> the first two elements she's inspired a nation. >> reporter: inspiration and confidence, listen to her answer she was an competition they'rey easy because the nerves give me an extra boost. in practice they're not as easy, but they're still pretty easy now. >> reporter: here in oakland she has certainly energized skaters. >> it means that no matter what your age is you can achieve what everyone else can. it doesn't matter how young you are. >> if you work hard it's going to be worth it because you're going to win. >> reporter: as she came off the ice friday night, lu was sobbing. the crowd was on its feet. >> it sunk in right after i did it, and then it

alyssa lou.h her get the results of her scores and release the pentup emotion, alyssa lou, we better remember that name. fantastic. yeah, so they do have the all star festivities going on in san jose at the sap center and the competition of skill tonight on display. austin matthews who the toronto leafs sheds his jersey revealing number 12 for patrick marloew. the crowd loves that tribute to the great shark. joe pavelski talks about the tribute. >> i didn't realize it. i'm like, oh, i'm an idiot. that is great. patty mean as lot. marleau is an incredible person. it was cool of him to da that. we have college basketball to talk about. stanford's women's squad, they're the talk of the town. tara vandevere will be inducted into the hall of fame. 26 points, 6 rebound, cardinals 7-0 in the pac 12. they have not lost since early december. cal ends tough against number 21 utah. they fall on the road. friday night let us check this the great yonnis ante antetekoumpo. he got a little over zealous. his buc

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before we begin, please join me in thanking margo stamos, alyssa adler, kristin allman, and the cornell club for making this event happen. stand up so we can hot for you. general mcchrystal has been called one of america's greatest warriors. a retired four-star general, is the former commander of the joint special operations committee or jas oh and former commander of all u.s. international forces in afghanistan. general mcchrystal is perhaps best known for developing ended up lamenting the counterinsurgency strategy in afghanistan and for creating a comprehensive counterterrorism organization that revolutionized interagency culture. imagine if you got military agencies to work together, what that must've been like.

state failed last week.the era rally attracted support from celebrities like patricia arquette and alyssamilano who came with a message alyssa milano / actressignoring the era will have consequences in elections - we will make a project out of you.women's rights activists say recent polls show more than 80 percent of americans support ratifying the era.in washington alexandra limon . (james) still ahead on the kron four morning news... the family of a wrongful death lawsuit speaks out... and is demanding justice for stephon clark. (james) and here's a live look outside... at the golden gate bridge. the hollywood minute is coming up after the break. (james) welcome back to the kron four morning news. today in entertainment news... oscar movies old and new, and is a list of this year's grammy winners already out there? david daniel brings us up to date in the hollywood minute. "who's that?""that's rhett butler."it's the 80th anniversary of "gone with the wind" -- and if you've never seen the oscar-winning southern epic on the big screen, now's your chance! you can see rhett butler pursue sc

what happened to alyssa milano. >> first of all, i am too young. i don't remember the near samantha. i only know she is the hard left insane person who tweets things that are offensive. imagine being a white woman who has had no experience in the kkk and no history of it in their family. when somebody wants to talk about the kkk, those stories they talk about for me are real. for her it's nothing. it's a means for her to shout into the twitter echo chamber to get feedback to get power. they use minority experiences to garner power and attention for themselves. i called her out this week on twitter and she blocked me. jesse: what did you say to her when you called her out? is she emotional? is she not used to criticism? >> i was being funny and i said the [bleep] is the new kkk hood, pause, just kidding, i wanted to try being as income prehencably stupid as alyssa milano and she blocked. when a voice speaks up and disagrees with her, she instantly blocks them. she doesn't care about minority voices, she care ims power and attention to herself. jesse

even more amazing, alyssa has only been doing this for 7 years. she sharpens her skills at the oakland ice center where she spends as much as 8 hours on the ice per day, doing school work in between her training sessions. >> to have somebody come out of our school and reach that potential is amazing. as her coach mentioned, she saw that in her from day one. there was just something, that look in the ewing and she thought, this one can do it, and she did. >> yes she did. alyssa missed the cut off age to compete in the junior world championships this year. she's expected to hit the olympic stage in 2022, the year of the beijing winter games. we'll certainly be sure to follow her, and congratulations. >> very well done. >>> the weather this weekend, not bad at all. the warmest readings of the past few days and the next few days, warmest readings today and tomorrow with numbers about 8 degrees above average for this time of year, in the 60s. as we look out toward the sales force tower cam, which a moment ago was in glowing color. san francisco, 66, oa

state failed last week.the era rally attracted support from celebrities like patricia arquette and alyssa milano who came with a message alyssa milano / actressignoring the era will have consequences in elections - we will make a project out of you.women's rights activists say recent polls show more than 80 percent of americans ratifying the era.in washington alexandra limon . (pam) (pam) (pam) (pam) chicago police are investigating an assault against the star of the hit television show "empire". actor jussie smol-lett is from santa rosa. he was attacked by two people while walking in the downtown area early this morning. police say, the suspects yelled racial and homophobic slurs ... as they beat him. they also poured an unknown chemical on him ... and put a rope around his neck before fleeing the scene. this is video of the scene in chicago. smollett was able to take himself to the hospital, where he is in good condition. the actor identifies as gay... and plays a gay character on the show. the incident is now being investigated as a possible hate crime. coming up.. excitement for a loc

alyssa harrington is joining us live tonight from san francisco with the late work -- delete word on that winning ticket. >>> this is one of the cities lucky retailers. so far, we do not know if any bay area winners, or any from the state of california. you can see the numbers back down to 40 million. i did get a chance to speak with hopefuls earlier who were already imagining the new year with a whole lot ofbe 2019's first mega millionaire? >> that is right there. >> reporter: customers admission grocery in san francisco were hoping to strike it rich and the new year. today -- tuesday's jackpot sorted to $425 million. >> i feel lucky. will i do with that money? i will get my own private island. at least one private jet. >> i would give it all away to my friends, my family, i would probably set up my own compound, oh my gosh, i would have my own farm, animals! >> reporter: this is the eighth largest jackpot and mega millions history. only the fifth time the drawing has happened on new year's day. the drawing happened at 8:00. >> let's see if i can make you a millionaire tonight. >> r

alyssa missed the cut off age to compete in the junior world championships.he is expect to hit the olympic stage in 2022, the year of the beijing winter games. >>> now it appears she would like to keep the money that it could provide to the city. the november ballot measure taxing corporate revenue over $50 million, passed with 61% of the vote. that was less than the two- thirds needed. the matter is now going before the courts, but the mayor will roll out a plan next week, asking businesses affected by the potential tax to let the city keep the money they pay even if the courts strike prop c down. >>> the city of hayward is looking to open a navigation center to help house dozens of homeless people later this year. it would be on depot road and weisel street. it's an industrial neighborhood. that would cost $3 million, and provide 45 beds. the goal would be to provide counseling to help residents and to find permanent homes. >>> we are learning mount hamilton road in san jose is closed in both directions now. the fire department has been trying to retrieve a

alyssa liu, 13 years old from richmond. went to the u.s. figure skating championships and crushed it. ladies free program tonight, pulled off not one, but two clean triple axles and worked the detroit crowd into a lather. starting skating seven years ago, makes sense since she was 6 years old and tonight became the youngest winner of the u.s. national championship and get this. it was her senior level debut. check the reaction. this is when she saw the scores come down from the judges. you can't fake raw emotion like that, just a bundle of tears, tears of joy. burns and son...erik karlson skills challenge..all- star friday...heres karlson...at sap center.. >>> we'll segway to some tough sharks hockey guys tonight. skills challenge all-star friday. next up brett burns, issues with his aim, hardest shot challenge, a little whip there. everybody got a good laugh at it, john carlson of the capitals won that one, 102 miles per hour. joe pavelski shot accuracy challenge and he came up short. hey mom!!! thats 91 year old rita vanderveer... mother

i'm alyssa colorado, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, alyssa. you're looking at a house on crest brook lane in saratoga. you can see those power lines just draped over the tree. nbc bay area's robert honda joins us live from there. robert, is the power still out there? >> reporter: yes, they're having some real problems with that out here and you can probably feel the rain and especially this wind have just been relentless. and as you can see by this tree that got knocked down behind me, this huge pine tree, when it came down, it came down on some power lines and caused a chain reaction of problems. the work crews are still trying to solve. >>> the rain and wind kept picking up strength as the day went on. then trees started falling. this tree crashed down on power lines here at crest brook drive in saratoga, which pg&e crews say is causing an outage for about 180 homes in the area. so far, neighbors we talked to say they were frightened, but not injured. trees falling into and clogging creeks and extremes are a big concern for flooding. san jos

yesterday morning we introduced you to alyssa lu from richmond who became the youngest ice skater to win the women's national championship. there's a lot of excitement at her home rink in the east bay. sergio quintana visited the oakland ice center where they couldn't be more proud. >> ladies and gentlemen, a big welcome, please, for alyssa lu. >> reporter: as she started her free skate program friday night, alyssa lu started a career changing routine. the vice president scott davis saw one of their hometown stars turn into a national sensation. >> the skating community knew about her but the world got introduced to her last night. >> reporter: as lu watched her scores, it started becoming clear she won. >> her face. >> reporter: the moment of pure emotion as a 13-year-old learns she's the u.s. national figure skating champion and will go down in figure skating history. but her win is not a surprise for people who know her well. >> it's kind of weird for me because i see her here all the time and she did on tv last night just what she always does. she gets out there and just gives it

congresswoman alyssa foxconn of michigan's eighth district served a variety of roles in the pentagoning the obama administration, culminating as acting defense secretary first -- secretary for international security affairs. she previously had jobs in the cia and state department. haley stevens started her career working for the obama administration's auto industry bailout. she worked on ways for small and midsize manufacturers to adopt digital manufacturing methods, including creating job-training programs. her colleagues elected her as one of the presidents of the freshman class. new congress, new leaders. watch it all on c-span. joining us now as kristen brengel, vice president of government affairs at the national parks conservation association. thank you for joining us.

women's figure skating title, alyssa is only 13 years old. >> we will tell you what she had to say about winning gold, what she did to break the record, and we will talk about why she still will not be able to skate in the world championships. what a beautiful skater. that and more coming up, but rosemary is here with a look at our weather. >>> temperatures are going to be just as nice, perhaps a tad warmer for some hitting 70 degrees today in areas like santa rosa, getting very close with in morgan hill. is a beautiful start to the day where we do have a lot of cloud cover overhead. those mid-level clubs providing us with a beautiful orange sunrise there. as we get into the afternoon, partly cloudy, mostly clear, and unseasonably warm weather coming our way once again. here's another view of san francisco across the bay. we have a little bit of patchy fog checking in on visibility graphic in just a moment. santa rosa at 36 degrees . is a cold start for you there will be to have a fog as well. low 40s in livermore and san jose at 42. temperatures in the 24 hour range, showing you warmer

alyssa pointed out the traffic is moving again. that is good news. there's also a backup in the south badly that they poor stopping to look at the scene. it is now cleared and the backup of the southbound lane is good as well. north of their on a 80 this is in the southbound direction before the dumbarton bridge there was a three-car crash blocking the slow lane. another thing to be aware of on a 80. highway 24 in lafayette is filling up. traffic is moving at the limit as you make your way through the tunnel. we want to show the richmond san rafael toll plaza. traffic is also light here and so is traffic at the golden gate bridge. no problems to report. you can see the cloud cover in the background that is a sign of things to come over the next several days. >> that is correct. these are colder systems. they will get here tomorrow morning. the wind will pick up tonight but if you are south of the golden gate, partly sunny north end mostly cloudy. we will be on the mild side with a beautiful sunrise. get your phones ready incident in the sunrise photo

let's go to alyssa harrington. you have been out there and you are still there. what you know about the crash and the victim? truck we just got new information and learned that the victim was the passenger inside the box truck. 64 years old out of orange county. the driver was 67 years old also out of orange county. the truck was traveling from los angeles with the final destination of san jose. the driver fell asleep and ended up veering off of the side of the road around 3:45. hit a cement box on the side of the road and the guardrail. ended up turning on its side. spiky driver fatigue is a big issue for us. it is almost on par with a drunken driving because sleepy drivers appear to be the same as drunk drivers it to us. we encourage people if they're feeling tired tired to not continue their journey. pull over and do not rely on coffee or energy drinks to keep you awake. they will not be effective. the best remedy for feeling tired on the road is to take a nap. truck the driver was injured but was able to tell officials what happened again. this happened at ab

alyssa? >> reporter: we are learning more about the officer.fficer natalie corona, from a law enforcement family, and we learned her father worked in law enforcement for 26 years, and she was following in his footsteps. a picture from when she was sworn in last month. she was getting her badge, and that is her father pinning the badge on her uniform. he worked with the sheriff's office for 26 years, and he's on the county board of supervisors. the lieutenant there said the deputies have known natalie since she was a child, and they are all hurting, and he sounded like he was in tears. corona, just 22 years old, and she had only been on the job a few weeks. she graduated from the police academy in the summer, and she completed her training in december. the police chief with the davis police department said her colleagues thought of her as a friend and a sister. >> natalie was just full of life and full of energy, and just an absolute pleasure to be around. she loved being around everybody in the department, and she just worked like you can't bel

alyssa in. >> reporter: the faa releasing a statement saying the increase in sick calls is causing the staffing shortage. i reached out to a spokesperson at oakland ional airport, anflights to or from oakland, but she will be sure to update us if it changes throughout the day. it's been weeks since tsa workers have received a paycheck. there's shortages across the northeast, and this morning, flights to laguardia were halted, and there were major delays impacting newark and departure delays out of philadelphia. i also called sfo, and the spokesperson there told me flights are not impacted, and he actually said there's no flights to laguardia from either sfo or oakland, and still, travelers i talked to, preparing for any changes. >> i just try to plan ahead, trying to make sure i get here in plenty of time to get through security. >> we are here a lot earlier, a or the tsa agents are short on workers, so, yeah, we planned earlier, got here earlier than we normally would, and it's just sad. i would like to see the government open again, you know, especially feeling for those workers who

live in san francisco, alyssa harrington, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> in. at 10:45, that is beamed back by a nasa spacecraft that traveled farther than any other before. >>> temperatures are dropping. you see the blue on the math behind me. we are already in the 30s and many spots. i will tell you how cold it will get and what it will rain in our forecast coming up. >>> i.c.e. agents fired -- border agents fired tear gas as migrants try to cross the border into the u.s. >>> u.s. authorities fired tear gas in new mexico during the first hours of the new year, trying to keep migrants from entering the country illegally. at least three volleys of gas were launched at the border near tijuana. one man picked up a canister and back -- and through it back. u.s. customs and border protection say that the gas was aimed at rock throwers on the mexican side of the border. they say the rockthrowing prevented agents from helping children who were being passed over the razor wire. about 25 people were detained. >>> president trump has invited congressional leaders to the

congrats alyssa. good stuff. >> coming up next at 11:00. >> i the public weighs in on that.erywhere. >> the longest government shutdown in u.s. history coming to an end. it's a deal to reopen the government without funding for the president's border wall. >> the 11:00 news starts now. >> federal workers are not celebrating just yet and that is because the deem only keeps the government open for the next three weeks. >> democrats and republicans are expected to negotiate a new deal on border security before the deadline in three weeks. if they don't reach an agreement it's not clear what will happen. t now. today the president said if congress can't come to an agreement on funding for the wall he would initiate another shutdown or declare a national emergency to bypass congress. >> we will send the legislation to the senate to be signed and then to the president of the united state

alyssa harrington just arrived at the scene. 19th avenue and winston drive. what else do you know about this? >> reporter: this is where the driver allegedly rammed the full police cars and tried to get away but was arrested not far from here by ocean beach where she crashed into a wall. i want to show you video where you see the driver handcuffed. she was put on a stretcher and taken away in an ambulance. police were seen searching her car. this happened last night at around 10:15. intoxicated driver. they pursue the car through the city and all the way to pacifica and back. during the pursuit comedy driver rammed to police cars. she then crashed down the road at ocean beach where the slope meets the great highway. the extent of her injuries are not known. at least one police car was seen with damage to the driver side door. the sergeant behind the wheel is okay. we are still trying to get information about how this started, who the driver was calm about her name has not been released. porting live, alyssa harrington, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the us supreme cour

state failed last week.the era rally attracted support from celebrities like patricia arquette and alyssano who came with a message alyssa milano / actressignoring the era will have consequences in elections - we will make a project out of you.women's rights activists say recent polls show more than 80 percent of americans support ratifying the era.in washington alexandra limon . (ken) in the south bay... police are asking the public if they recognize a sexual assault suspect... they just released this sketch today. officers say he is wanted for questioning in connection to several sexual assault incidents in sunnyvale and santa clara. they say the assaults happened in both cities between april of last year... and this month. in several incidents.. police say the suspect targeted and groped women walking near raynor park in sunnyvale. police are asking anyone with information-- or security cameras in the area-- to come forward. (ken) police in vallejo are looking for the man who tried to lure a girl into a van. the incident happened on lincoln road west and starr avenue. it happened last

alyssa harrington spoke with one of the organizers of the protests and reports from san francisco. >>orter: that protest is happening in sacramento, ahead of another day in bankruptcy court for pg&e. the company has said it is more than $50 billion in debt. pg&e officially filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy on tuesday, and wants protection from wildfire costs. meanwhile, wild fire victims and other community groups are holding a rally in sacramento, where they demand that pg&e compensate victims and plan to read the names of all the people who died in the camp fire. one of the protesters says he is disturbed by the bankruptcy and is calling on state lawmakers to step in for survivors. >> there is too much at stake. we can't have another town wiped off the map like paradise. >> reporter: pg&e wants to continue to move forward with a $5.5 billion bank loan. alyssa harrington, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> for more on some of the other headlines, let's go to dave clark. >> oakland police investigating the city's ninth homicide of the year this morning, about 7:00 a.m., a man was found juan there are

alyssa hearing to join us from san jose with more on the story. 12 he was arrested yesterday after he actually taught a couple of classes at the school. he spoke with a student who had him first appeared and said everything was normal and the teacher is usually pretty chill. he was surprised by the arrest he was the mug shot of ricardo chavarria taken into custody because the police were called to the school by other staff numbers at pioneer high school. they called to report inappropriate behavior with a student. the teacher faces multiple felony charges. police say based on their investigation, the found multiple sexual assaults that happened between november and december of last year inside the classroom. the victim was 17. investigators want to know if there are other victims and asking anyone with information, from a no similar incidents to come forward. i also s told that they wnot be commenting because they say this is a police matter. also reached out to the san jose police and they said they are not available to talk. live in san jose, alyssa harrington ktvu fox 2 news. >>> e

alyssa harrington is there to bring is a live report. hazmat crews are still working behind you. >> reporter: that's right. crews just arrived and what they are here to do is train feel from the big rig so it can get towed out of here. with me now, i have officer ron weimer with the california highway patrol. what happened here? >> the big rig was driving northbound on 242 in a heavy downpour. the driver said he started to lose control and started fishtailing. he hit the center divide, jackknifed and locked the middle of the freeway. >> reporter: what does this mean for traffic moving through the area? >> everyone who is running late, they are stuck behind this. the other side of the freeway is obviously slowed as well. >> reporter: it looks like one lane has been reopened. do you know when all lanes could be back open? >> it should be fairly soon. we had the hazmat team arrived on the scene. they are going to pump out the remaining fuel. the fuel check tow truck is ready to pull it out of the way. >> reporter: this sounds weather relate

alyssa just talked about that eloquently. but i would say nonetheless i'm a former professor, i see education as well, let me dial it back all the way down to like public schools. where as a country, i think so much of it is tied to the very clever attacks on public schools for the last few decades. you know, civics for example. i'm not sure that's even taught in most school districts anymore in any formal curriculum. i believe education does hold a place in democracy. not just bein class attendance. and we have got to talk about in all of those frameworks. on the one hand is challenged the validity of the idea that is the right path for everyone and it will unlock the middle class for them. and simultaneously exalt it for what it is which is often an tool for realization. >> is one of the elements of your book. when you talk about, i must say this about sarah's book and it is sort of a love letter to an imaginary daughter. right? a daughter you've never had. right. it is one of the laments in your book that you could not giv

alyssa harrington and the newsroom right now with the details of her visit to iowa and why the senator says she decided to run for president. >>> townhall will be held at drake university. harris is an iowa ahead of the midterms and today she will take questions from voters. this comes one day after the campaign kickoff in oakland. harris is met with huge crowds more than 20,000 people showed up to watch the senator and oakland native lot her run for president of the united states she gave a speech where she called herself a daughter of oakland. she is trying to stand out in a crowded field of democrats making a run for the white house. >> i'm running to fight for an america where our democracy and the the instare protected against all enemies, foreign and domestic. >> i am proud to endorse her. i know it is early but that is because i have no question that she is the right candidate for this moment in american history. >> harris attacked president donald trump order all product and plans -- that she plans to tackle criminal justice reform. harris said some of her issues include medica

alyssa harrington, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> more than 30,000 los angeles teachers are on strike. teachers in the country's second-largest school district have been fighting for smaller class sizes and higher pay. negotiations broke off after district proposals full sort of what thesays classes are in session today despite the strike and substitutes have been hired. there are more than 600,000 students in los angeles the city schools. >>> the diocese of los angeles plans to bishops accused of sexual assault. there are 39 people on that list. the ship roberts says most of the accusations were made years ago but some happened as recently as 2008. the bishop says the names of the accused were released to help the victims heal. >>> happening today, the u.s. supreme court will hear two cases. one involves oracle. for almost a decade now, the tech giant has been battling remini street. remini street provides software support services and the lawsuit claims they violate violated oracle copyright. remini street is asking the supreme court if it can get back some of its legal costs. eight

alyssa harrington is in the newsroom to tell us how senator harris is trying to separate herself from a crowded field of candidates. >>> a huge turnout in oakland. today's event will be held at drake university and this will be the town hall form and her care so get the opportunity to take questions from voters. i want to show you the video from yesterday when she officially announced her campaign and oakland.>> stand before you today to announce my candidacy for president of the united states. >> harris is one of several democratic contenders in an already crowded race for the white house. she gave her oakland and talked about plans to tackle criminal justice reform to get medicaid for all and fight for debt-free college. harris was a prosecutor for 20 years and was san francisco's first african-american female district attorney and then she went she is now a us senator. >> as a young district attorney, i walked into the courtroom for the first time, and said the five words that would guide my lifework. kamala harris for the people. >> i think she is a smart and intelligent person i

said, "thank you governor haslam"viola davis tweeted that the news made her day.actress=activist alyssa milano added her thanks. brown herself said "thank you, governor haslam, for your act of mercy in giving me a second chance. i will do everything i can to justify your faith in me." me." (catherine0 brown is due to be released august seventh ... 15 years to the day after her arrest. she'll be on probation for ten years, and required to attend counseling as well as perform community service, working with at=risk young people. (grant) tonight at 5:30... kron4 is always tracking local stories. here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood right now. (catherine) in the east bay... police are still looking for the gunman in a triple shooting in oakland. it happened friday night on center street... about three blocks rom the west oakland bart station. three men were killed in the shooting. police say two of the victims were in a parked car... and the third was standing outside the car when the shooting happened. right now-- police do not have any suspect description. the victims' na

alyssa milano tweeting the maga alyssa milano tweeting the maga hat is the new white hood. congressman saying i'm calling for a total and complete shutdown of teenagers being able to wear make america great again hats until we can figure out what is going on. what? they assume to be poisoning young minds, he said. after receiving serious blow back for the attack on the first amendment, the congressman said, oh, i was only joking never mind. he wasn't joking. this is just the same thing they did less than 48 hours prior with the buzzfeed story two days prior. naturally, all the statements we just showed you were based on what was a short video clip with no context and without any kind of investigation, just an overwhelming rush to judgment hatred because probably the kid was wearing a maga hat. however, additional video when it became public, painted a much different picture. first, the group of teenage catholic school students were being taunted and mocked by a radical group of activists. after some time, the native american saw what was going on and, to his credit, he walk

reporter alyssa basarra has the tribute. >> emotional and touching especially since we have family that is personally, friends that are law enforcement. >> everybody will be supporting the town. >> people started gathering here on main street in newman starting early this mone for a public viewing. >> singh was a pillar of this community. he fit right in even when people like you probably heard where they tried to get him to go to other cities, he wouldn't go because he knew, he had a jewel right here in the city of newman. >> people coming out of the theater just, you know, with tears, you know, hugging each other and just -- that shows the impact he had on the community. >> officers felt it was important to include his canine sam. >> even our 0 canines are family. i mean they go home at night with their handlers, and you know the families are close to their dogs, and we just have to make sure to take care of the family. >> for those who came here today it was important to say goodbye, to pay their respects, including the man who hired him, the chief of police. >> we just had a person

said, "thank you governor haslam"viola davis tweeted that the news made her day.actress=activist alyssa milano added her thanks. brown herself said "thank you, governor haslam, for your act of mercy in giving me a second chance. i will do everything i can to justify your faith in me." (pam) tech and gadget lovers, this is your week. the consumer electronics show is getting set to kick off in las vegas. reporter karin caifa has more on what to expect from more on what karin caifa has me."your faith in can to justify do everything i chance. i will do everything i can to justify your faith in me." (pam) tech and gadget lovers, this is your week. the consumer electronics show is getting set to kick off in las vegas. reporter karin caifa has more on what to expect from the event... which officially begins tomorrow. get ready for the wild --nat pop: "so they're like a companion robot, not a task robot. so they're almost like a pet"but also the more mild -- like smart home devices, health tech, and pushing your smartphone further --mark rosenberg / senior marketing manager, sensel:"you can als

live in davis, alyssa harrington, ktvu fox 2 news. >> thank you. we hope you stay with ktvu fox 2 as we bring you continuing coverage of the shooting death of officer natalie corona. we're going to update this story for you on ktvu.com and through the social media channels as well. >>> well, partial government shutdown is now tied for the longest in u.s. history. the president is back at the white house today after a visit yesterday to the us mexico border but are we any closer to a compromise? ktvu's lauren blanchard in washington now with the latest. >> the government shutdown because democrats will not fund the border security. >> reporter: the white house is now looking into which departments they could tap to get the money for a southern border wall if the president were to declare a national emergency. >> the law is very clear. i mean, we have the absolute right to declare a national emergency and this is security stuff. this is a national emergency. >> reporter: democrats have said any move to bypass congress would spark legal challenges. >>

richmond's own alyssa liu owned that competition. the youngest american ever to win a national title. and it was just a great experience there. she actually explained to us why she gave that medal to her father. >> he just helps me so much. he brings me to the rink every day. i think he puts in a lot of effort and deserves it. >> long hours, huh? >> yeah. >> i love this. >> yeah. she skates with the st. moritz club and tara lipinski says she is the future figure skating. >> christie yamaguchi from the ba bay area, too. >>> the forecast, kari's watching that for us. >> looks pretty good as we head out for lunch and all the rain moved away from the bay area. all the rain that we have on the forecast was from earlier this monthing. so the rest of your afternoon's looking good. highs in the low 60s. it comes back tomorrow with some heavier downpours, especially late tomorrow night. i'll be tracking that and also some more rounds of rain in time for the weekend. >> so pull the umbrella back out? >> yes. you have to do that. >> and the big

. >>> the figure skating world has a new start this weekend, 13 years old alyssa lieu, and she's from the east bay. sergio is live from the ice center, and she's a familiar face there, sergio? >> reporter: yeah, they even have three banners up at one of the rings from some of her prior championships. she's won the intermediate national, junior nationals and of course last night she won the senior nationals. they are very proud this is her home skating rink. her free skate dust last night's competition pushed past last years's championship brady tenle. this makes her the youngest u.s. national champion ever. she takes that title from tara lipinski when she won, and scott allen when he won in 1964. her win is a big deal for the st. moritz ice skating club in oak lend. >> it's weird for me. i see her here all the time, she did on tv just what she alwaysh gives h eve time. >> reporter: scott davis is the vice president ofhe says alysa a normal 13 years old. though alysa did win the nationals last night, she's actually still in detroit through the weekend. the club is very exciting for the

. >> ladies and gentlemen, alyssa liu. >> the youngest champion of the figure skating championship. > i'm drew tuma. some made it to >>> in the east bay, oakland hosted the team's annual aids fest. abc 7 news was in jack london square where a sea of green and yellow flooded the streets there. fans got to meet players and coaches ahead of the 2019 season as well as legends from years past. >> it is awesome. having a blast. here with my godson and my wife and just having a blast. >> just trying to get a little bit of everything in. >> is that the natural color of your beard? >> whenever i'm going to an a's event i wake up in the morning and it is like this. >> that was my question, too. it seems elaborate. and it featured free food trucks and face painting and a bounce house. >>> a first look at the proposed gondola to carry baseball fans from dound oakland to jack london square. the tram is being pitched as a unique transportation system to generate half a billion dollars in revenue over ten years. passengers would board near the 12th street b.a.r.t. station and cross above interstate

good to draw on alyssa in your green. i think we're almost told the russian media prison here in this room are in their van from working in ukraine or very much limited in what they can do now is regards the i.n.f. treaty like i said earlier yesterday on fortunately. the constructive proposal that russia put forward. and. allowed the united states to see what this missile. of the russian missile that they suspect of violating the treaty terms really ease. was undermining us because the united states. brought this. they feel that they had a pretty determined position when they arrived for talks demanding that the we completely destroy and dismantle this entire program when b.s.t. americans why they were not been willing to look at our proposal and a look at the specific. parameters of dismissal. they. carry fused so listen to us and they did not listen to. our proposal so what we suggested we might do which you. would. like axis offering axis. and also to listen to what we the problems that we have with some violations by

. >>> skater alyssa liu is s is t figure skating championship in detroit. she became the first u.s. woman skater to pull off two triple axles and she's 13 years old and she is acrible feat there. >> what a talent there. thank you for joining us. the next newscast at 5:00. see you tomorrow morning. >>> coming up on "california live", she's hollywood royalty and a real-life hero for animals. >> the looks on their little faces, they just want to be loved and taken care of by you. >> alison eastwood in the most important role of her life >>> then sent soaring over the bay. it is an all-new view that you have to see to believe. >>> and you think the flu season is over? guess again. our flu guru with tips that can help keep your family safe. it is all happening right here on "california live". ♪

. >>>13-year-old alyssa t lu on her wayo history.e did so in part by performing two aaa xels, the first for an american woman. she is still too young to compete on the american stage,ut has her eye on the olympics in 2022. and there is a new enumber one fem tennislayer tonight. winning the distinction after beating her rival in the final of the australian open. it was her second grand sm victory following heroin over serena williams at the u.s. open in september. she is the first japanese player to one. number >>> and when we come back, j we'lloin a class with let's be hone cot. every insurancmpany tells you they can save you money. save up to 10% when you bundle with esurance. including me, esurance spokesperson dennis quaid. he's a pretty good spokesperson. ehhh. so when i say, "drivers who switched from geico to esurance saved an average of $412," you probably won't believe me. hey, actor lady whose scene was cut. hi. but you can believe this esurance employee, nancy abraham. seriously, send her an email and ask her yourself. no e

alyssa harrington is at the painter high school where the assault reportedly took place. >> reporter: good morning. a pretty disturbing allegations. wants other staff members found out, they called police and the teacher was taken into custody yesterday. actually showed up to school at the painter high school. 37-year-old ricardo was arrested. police were called to the school on blossom hill road in san jose. he faces multiple felony account. police say based on the investigation they found her multiple sexual assault happened between november and december of last year and the victim was 17. the man was a spanish teacher at the pioneer high school. a spokeswoman said he would not be rehired at the school or for any position within the district. at this point his booked at the santa clara county jail. besiktas want to know if there are any other victims. are asking anyone of information might know about any other incidents to contact police. live in san jose, alyssa harrington, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> san jose police searching for the people behind a deadly shooting grandmother. lily sant

in oakland, alyssa harrington, ktvu fox news. >>> a new service to the seattle area airport from thes from san francisco and san jose to emeret twa have been put off for at least 3 weeks. the start of the service has been delayed because they don't have the right faa certifications, and the airline says passengers have been rebooked on flights to the main seattle airport. >>> happening today, paul manafort will be back in front of a judge, and a federal court will look into the claims by robert mueller's team that say manafort lied to investigators despite the play agreement to cooperated with them. he pled guilty to conspiracy and obstruction of justice, but it was voided in november because of repeated lying by manafort. >>> people who lost everything by the tubs fire in 2017 are reacting to the report from cal fire that says pg&e equipment did not cause the fire. the tubs fire was caused by a private electrical system at a home, just about 3 miles north of calistoga. the property was owned by a 91- year-old woman who was at her other home when the fire started. she did not violate

alyssa harrington is live along interstate 680 where the rain is causing some problems for drivers. >> reporter: we have some serious flooding problems, in the southbound lanes, water was pulling which caused some problems for drivers presidency now traffic is moving. they are responding to these hazards on the road and more rain is on the way. widespread rain soaks the bay area sunday, the stronger of back to back storms cause problems on san francisco's market arrow for the second day in a row. high tide and gusty winds caused flooding, prompting support of san francisco to close peer 14. water on the bay was choppy, lieutenant commander matthew kroll with the u.s. coast guard says in this weather voters should not go out on the water unless it is absolutely necessary pics? when a storm system like this moves through aprons high wind, choppy seas, cold temperatures and low visibility. and i can make the ocean even hazardous and it is, so we are urging the public to say off the water and instead we are away from coastlines and was absolutely have to. >> reporter: the rain made a mess

alyssa beat a two-term republican in a protrump district. what is it about what happed through the last year true the trump presidency that led to this ell of women? >> a lot of us were concerned about what we were hearing and i thwas personal. >> reporter: put another way. >> we're tired of men telling us to wait our turn it's our turn. >> reporter: this presents a new landscape for president trump that has to negotiate wit the democratic led house and by a woman. house speaker nancy pelosi stood up to president trump in public before and we could see thdynamic play out when they meet again to solve the shutdown tomorrow morning. >>> tonight another big plunge on wall street. the dow losing 660 points, nearly 3% in the second trading day the year. the market sank after apple reported slowing sales in china and blamed president trump's trade war that we've been covering. it is the high price of iphones part of the problem? nbc's tom costello reports. >> reporter: on the streets of china, apple's iphones are a hard sell. for the first time in

[applause] these two loss one - - alyssa milano and kathy griffin with their drooling hate and compassion they led the charge branding them racist why do we let fame excuse people for being t20? the plague is famous and we don't admire that. but then on the status to excuse their own jerkiness muttering. the third culprit is twitter. in the traction machine with face-to-face contact platform where antagonism is its own reward and let's not forget. [bleep] this was brought to you by identity politics it is a power struggle between the oppressor and the rules are dictated by the entertainment complex and the crackpot culprits who accosted the teens? they are delightfully eccentric. the final culprit is your own eyes perk you cannot trust them viral videos are designed to trick them they are called viral for a reason they are highly contagious and will make you puke i initially fell for the wrong event by trusting my own beautiful blue eyes. i was fooled and i am never fooled never rush to judge yes i was at brunch at the time but no excuses. but if i can fall for this then we all can. the b

congresswoman alyssa slatkin of michigan's eighth district served in a variety of roles in the pentagon during that monohull ministration, culminating in two years as centerassisting defense -- senator. she worked in the intelligence committee and spent time in iraq jobs in the cia, national security council, and the state department. representative haley stephen started her career working for the obama administration's auto industry bailout and she later worked out ways for small and midsized manufacturers to adopt digital manufacturing methods, including job training programs. her colleagues collected her as two of of the copresidents class. the congress, new leaders, watch it on c-span. saturday at 8 p.m. eastern on book tv, from the washington d.c. jail, the free mind book club monthly meeting. the causes were immediately a moments of carelessness or stupidity carried consequences that lasted forever. a lot of times when we are in the streets we say where in the field. once we get locked up for maybe to makee or a decision a bad judgment on stupidity, it lasted forever. for 20 to 25