another faults alarm went out this morning. this time people on the east coast were warned of a possible tsunami. the national weather service and accuweather, a private company, blame each other for the mix-up. a short time later the weather service tweeted, "a tsunami warning is not in effect. repeerkt a tsunami warning is not in effect." syrian and russian jets today pounded an area just outside damascus, one of few rebel strongholds left after seven years of civil war. according to one human rights group, there were 35 air strikes in 24 hours. at least 55 civilians were killed. among them, nine children, according to the rescue volunteers known as the white helmets. now to some other stories we're following in the evening newsfeed. los angeles retains its title as the world's most gridlocked city. on average, l.a. drivers spend 102 hours stuck in rush hour traffic last year. tying for runner-up are new york city and russia's capital moscow. drivers near ames, iowa, had no escape as snow yesterday cut the visibility. vehicle

are we headed for another government shutdown? >> i'd love to see a shutdown if we don't get this stuff taken care of. >> president trump says bring it on unless his immigration demands are met. and his chief of staff raising eyebrows by suggesting some dreamers are lazy. >>> critics raising questions about the judging system. nbc news investigates. >>> and have these students found the secret to being happy? the most popular class ever. >>> this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone, it's great to have you with us. perhaps since not the last space shuttle flight in 2011 has there been such a lot of drama around a space launch. all eyes were on cape canaveral, florida. it lifted flawlessly off the pad, surprising even elon musk, the billionaire ceo of spacex which built it. it did carry one of musk's tesla sports cars aboard. the jaw dropping technology being pushed and opening the doors for potential space travel. we are at cape canaveral with details. >> ten, nine, eight -- >> reporter: under a perfect

another sign of deep divisions within the party but what does it mean for the country thomas because we know that the s.p.d. they have this vote on the coalition agreement coming up next month will shortz his departure have an impact there. well that vote is incredibly important because it's the final hurdle before the grand coalition it can actually become a reality and we're talking here of the entire membership of the social democrats we're talking here of four hundred sixty three thousand people who will have to decide on the future of the grand coalition who will have to give the green light to it and many within the party in particular the youth branch of the party the so-called users are staunchly against another version of the grand coalition and all this is going to be particularly important when we start to find out the results of the beginning of may of march sorry when we will find out whether this deal in fact can be turned into reality and i don't think anyone here in germany can predict now what result we will see at the beginning of march just another surprise on the

we expect risks that he will win another term. that's, to your point, isa another term. time. people are extremely frustrated there by his leadership and all of the corruption scandals. assuming he wins, and we think he will, the frustration level there will, the frustration level there will be very high. that is when we give to people in the streets. his democracy under 13 is a? it has a lwa ys democracy under 13 is a? it has always been a mixed track. —— is democracy under a risk in asia? angela mancini there talking to ricoh earlier. ever wondered what happened to old, unusable copies of the koran? in pakistan, thousands of old rns are being buried under a mountain in tunnels because they are not allowed to be destroyed. 0ur correspondents at this for report. under that this amounted in pakistan, hundreds of thousands of copies of old korans. muslims in pakistan believe you throw away old or damaged copies of the holy book, so they are brought here from around the country. the tunnels here stretched for over two miles and they're all lined with these sacks, each conta

sarah: just another surprise on the road to get a german government.ust a reminder to viewers -- those elections were back in september. thank you. now, we are here in the studio with daniel winter, and we have to talk about the market. >> we were talking about it before the show, weren't we? choppy or with the -- whippy. the s&p 500 trying to cling to gains, indexes following -- falling 10% from highs in january. bond yields also touched four-year highs. the double way me to stocks and bonds caused by expectations of rising inflation. analysts say that wild swings will continue into next week. the anxiety on wall street tour across global markets and in asia and europe. for some, such dramatic drop said not been seen since the great recession. reporter: it has been a bruising week for global markets. wall street anxiety proved too much for asian investors. nikkei ended in negative territory. stocks across hong kong fell on friday, the end to a terrible week of trading. it is the biggest weekly loss for the hung saying since 2008 when the great recessi

we'll talk about who we'll see another soaker monday morning commute. all that coming up in the full eyewitness forecast in a few. >> drenching rain made for very is soggy conditions across the delaware valley. eyewitness news reporter alicia nieves is tracking flooding throughout our area. she's live along a roaring schuylkill tonight, alicia. >> joe right on the opposite side or the other side of boat house row near the schuylkill and i want to show you the water quickly. it's moving really fast. still rage unwilling parts and do the of debris along the water here in addition to some flooding we have seen today this is just another effect of all the rain folen since yesterday. >> roughly 24 hours of rain causing localized flooding thought the region and philadelphia lincoln drive near forbidden drive poppeding in the roadway present a problem for drives forcing them to go slow in flower up to, montgomery count yes, i bethlehem pike was flooded most of the afternoon and water there, though, since receded and residents are monitoring the nearby creek cl

another very cool night is forecast for friday night. dry weather and slightly warmer temperatures are expected over the weekend. cooler, unsettled weather is expected to return by early next week with another system bringing rain to the area later next week. ( james ) in the east bay.... concord has had its first homicide of the year. police received reports yesterday morning about a man not breathing at a mobile home park... when officers got there he was dead. investigators found evidence at the scene that led to an arrest. they say that that the person arrested knew the victim. witnesses say a fight between the two lead to the stabbing. ( james ) san francisco health officials say the deaths of three men found yesterday morning, were most likely drug related. the men were found in the haight- ashbury neighborhood... health officials say it appears that they may have ingested fentanyl... although toxicology testing has not been completed. officials say the synthetic opioid is part of the rising drug overdose death rate in san francisc

out of another northern syrian town palm beach but there are u.s. forces there too much to the irritation of the turkish president beginning. now that you can why are you there go ahead and leave who did you bring the y.p. g p k k you took them there and you're still telling us not to come to we would come to him and could deliver the land to its true owners. as over across syria it's civilians who are caught in the middle the un wants fighting across the country to be suspended for a month to allow the sick and wounded to get out aid to get to. bernard smith. the syrian state media is reporting that israel attacked a site on the outskirts of damascus early on wednesday the missiles were reportedly ng does research center in the town of jenin rare which has been the target of previous israeli strikes israel usually targets the sheer armed group hezbollah in syria. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has made a rare visit to the occupied golan heights where he issued a warning to syria while appearing across the nearby border into the south he

that will then another accident out there. in upper dublin with injuries, route 152 limekiln pack, dresher woods drive. avoid it, this is your neck of the woods, avoid it, certainly want to do so. but lane driveable. you you will be able to get by there, jan, jim, back to you. >> meisha, thank you. now for a look at newspaper headlines from across our our region. >> bucks county courier times in a move to save hacking, pennsylvania governor tom wolf has ordered count that's place to replace the electronic voting systems to buy machines that leave paper trail. but his budget does not include any money to funds the replacement. >> from the morning call, republican leaders in the pennsylvania legislature have drawn up new congressional map now the new map much more compact than the old one, matches up with many of the state county and municipal boundaries. critics however say the new district shows just as much partisan bias as the old one. >> in the times every trenton new jersey has issued princeton a permit to use lethal means

another more powerful storm is possible late next weekend. next weekend.possible late storm is powerful another more powerful storm is possible late next weekend. (grant) coming up -- we'll tell you what the billionaire owner of beachfront property in half moon bay is now doing in a last-ditch effort to keep the public beach to himself. (vikki) while doctor visits are decreasing, the number of flu deaths is increasing -- we'll talk about what the latest numbers from the c-d-c mean. (grant) and we're listening -- after the break, we'll discuss rider complaints with bart -- and ask what questions you want answered ahead of an in-studio interview with a member of the bart board of directors that's coming up at 6. next hour... we'll sit down bart board member bevan dufty about what's new with the agency that so many of us rely on. today, kron four's philippe djegal spoke with bart riders about how they think the system can be improved. (philippe) without bart -- frequent riders passing through the orinda station say they'd be up the creek. but mo

another horrirific school shootg in america.t least 17 teachers and students killed after a troubled teenager attacked his former high school in south florida. is renowned scholar -- appealaling a ruling by a french court today. he has been in jail since the beginning of the month linked to the rape of two women. our correspondent is standing by with the details. also coming up, the french jobless rate fell to its lowest level in nearly nine years. we will explain the significance of that milestone in our business update. and taking the winter olympic chill up to another level. more on the snowboarders from finland who have come an internet sensation, coming up. first our top story. ♪ anchor: it has been a turning point in politics in south africa as president jacob zuma has resigned, stepping down from afice instead of facing no-confidence vote from his own party. his presidency has been surrounded by corruption allegations, but his downfall came after a struggle with his deputy president, cyril ramaphosa, who is now set to rep

i also know the music industry does not need just another singer.ne definitely not just another sipger. jennifer lopez. >> she owned minneapolis. tore it up on the stage this weekend performing at the super saturday night concert while celebrating a milestone with alex rodriguez. >> we've been together for another a year. baby, this song is for you. i love you. ♪ >> jlo revealed she wrote and recorded her latest song after meeting arod. >> we had just met and you know, it was good. it was a good night. >> another nod to her man, this bedazzled jersey with the number 13 arod's old yankee number. that was one of the eight outrageous outfitting the 48-year-old rocked during the show. this was sexier than the vegas show. you added something to it. >> you know, it was nighttime. the show didn't start until 11:00. it was all adults. we had fun. >> arod definitely had a blast watching from the audience. >> crazy. we both are so happy about our lives right now and where we're at. >> jlo says don't expect to see these two tying the knot any time soon. >> lis

welcome to the program thanks for joining us the long road to germany's new government has taken another twist today that is after the leader of the social democrats. scheldt was forced to step aside and renounce a role in a future coalition cabinet shot says that he was acting in the party's best interest but it was a remarkable reversal for a man once fed it as a challenger to america. in just three days martin schultz has managed to hit both a political high point and low point on wednesday after a long and exhausting wrangling his proud announcement we have a coalition agreement in a marathon session of talks lasting more than twenty four hours the two parties had fought argued yelled at each other and finally agreed. he's of argus thought he can see we had a strong influence on this agreement and we are grateful that in the end we achieved some compromises that were hard for the conservative side to accept childes negotiated well for the s.p.d. and rested keep portfolios from the conservatives he came away with the ministry of finance labor and for schultz himself the foreign minist

whether this continues or helps you feel any better, that's another story. live in san francisco, susie steimle, kpix5. >> meanwhile the white house is trying to put a positive spin on the stock slide. president trump was visiting a factory in ohio today as the markets were tanking. he didn't talk publicly about the big selloff today, but the white house later issued a statement saying the country's economic fundamentals remain exceptionally strong. mr. trump instead talked about his tax cuts. ers ... "america is once again open >> your paychecks are going way up. chp chp -- [ cheering and applause ] >> your taxes are going way down and right now for the first time in a long time and you've seen it, factories are coming back. everything's come back. they all want to be where the action is. >> the president also told workers america is once again open for business. . ten vehicles colliding... >>> sky drone 5 above the big story here at home, the scene of a fiery crash in the north bay. 10 vehicles colliding, six bursting into flames. seven people went to the

in a second and we'll have another. failed state this is not some things that anybody want not even in d.c. general i want to ask you about the statement that you made you said that israel should move forward with the peace initiative right now because it is in a strong position because right now the international situation is and has favor so what kind of terms do you see israel dictating to palestinians if you're negotiating from a position of strength can that be a good thing for a lasting peace i mention both sides be balanced in the same sort of strength physician because then it would always be israel the strong one and palestine the wick one how is that good for the last. piece. so free. is a small country. that. hundred fifty million. so there were you put it is. one point seven billion muslims so israel has to be strong as a was we will not leave them it's a very tough neighborhood and we have to keep our security as number one issue. over the palestinians. and muslim so this is making this much more. normal ph

out of another northern syrian town damage but there are u.s. forces there too much to be irritation of the turkish president. begin your producer now that you can why are you there go ahead and leave who did you bring the y.p. g p k k you took them there and you're still telling us not to come to we would come to malaysia could deliver the land to its true owners. as ever across syria it's civilians who are caught in the middle the un wants fighting across the country to flee suspended for a month to allow the sick and wounded to get out and aid to get in. to south africa now with the ruling a.n.c. party has postponed a mason which had been expected to decide on the potential removal of president zuma from office being pushed back to the seventeenth of february zuma increasing presence of pressure to resign over corruption allegations and several scandals the postponement of the meeting came after an unprecedented announcement that as soon as state of the nation address being today's. the president. the joint. much more. the u.s. led coalition

he was just in another ten years after 33 years. power in asia? in cambodia, they cannot be a bellwether. he is been there a long time and he has no intention to leave. we are seeing a rise in autocratic power. it's interesting that we see that this and getting a lot of headline news is actually those governments attitude to cyberspace. a lot of places like thailand, vietnam are taking the page from china to set up several security laws to allow the incumbent leader to have advantages. they can control and monitor data in ways they haven't before. that is something that is going to be, we think, quite fundamental as it relates to democracy over time. another example, of course, is malaysia's prime minister. nine years and counting. we expect that he will win another term. that, to your point, is a risk. he has been in power quite a long time. people are extremely frustrated there by his leadership and all of the corruption scandals. assuming he wins, and we think he will, the frustration level there will be very high. that is when w

and this afternoon another day of record warmth. but then change tonight. umbrellas this evening will be going up as the first showers that are going to be with us for days start moving into the area. a little chillier in the lehigh valley and the airport and allentown. but the suburbs, 59 degrees. a few misty spots in delaware, and look at south jersey, 62 degrees. inland not too much fog. vorhees, turnersville, washington township, 60s. that's even warmer than yesterday morning. 59 in hopewell townships at 61 degrees. you will not need that heavy coat. we'll get that sunshine this afternoon, and it's going to be another beautiful day. trenton, philadelphia, wilmington on the way to record temperatures today. quick warm up from the 50s to the upper 60s at lunchtime and 74 degrees this afternoon in philadelphia. 60s will warm into the 70s. and suburbs and lehigh valley you'll also see those temperatures climb. there will still be some sunny spots at 4:00, but a few showers just starting to move into the western part of lehigh valley possibly at 4:00. rain s

on monday another storm brings another round of cold showers. it should be dry on tuesday but the pattern looks very active. another series of wetter storms are expected late next week. (grant) police believe the deaths of three men...found unresponsive ánear a schoolá... in san francisco's haight-ashbury neighborhood...are drug related. the three people were found around four this morning -- near the "urban school of san francisco" high school. the scene was cleared before students arrived for the day. authorities say there are no signs of foul play...and they're investigating if the they died of fentanyl poisoning. fentanyl...is an extrememly potent opioid. (vicki) happening now. happening now. authorities are looking into what caused a u.s. coast guard helicopter... to make an emergency landing in san francisco. it happened around eight this morning at golden gate park. the helicopter crew was returning from a search prompted by an alert beacon that went off...when a warning notified them of an apparent tail rotor malfunction. the crew decide

another day where, perhaps, more records will fall. you download our accuweather appeapp and you can keep track of temperatures in your area. fan fast tomorrow will sunny skies and slightly cooler weather. this time the winds will be a factor around the bay. you notice, jessica, right when we cool down, we warm back up again on wednesday and thursday. so, we're looking -- we're looking and we don't see any rain. >> it's been bizarre weather. some people like it. a lot of people do want that rain, though. >> it could go down in history as the driest with zero rain at all in february. >> wow. lisa, thank you. >>> finally today, we are getting our first look at the new marvel movie "venom" set inn san francisco. the trailer was released and it's already causing some controversy among fans. >> you used to be one thing. now you're something else. >> tom hardy stars as a photographer who transforms into a frightening creature. fans are lalready complaining i does not show a single shot of hardy as vmplt enom but plenty shots of san francisco

out of another northern syrian town bam bitch but there are u.s. forces there too much to be irritation of the turkish president we can you. know that you can why are you there go ahead and leave who did you bring the y.p. g p k k you took them there and you're still telling us not to come tomorrow we will come to you could deliver the land to its true owners. as ever across syria it's civilians who are caught in the middle the u.n. wants fighting across the country to be suspended for a month to allow the sick and wounded to get out and aid to get in. we are going to go back to our lead story now a magnitude six point four earthquake has hit taiwan our correspondent rob mcbride is joining us live from the port city of where the earthquake struck what's the latest from on the face hell it is on the engine raise the missing. that's right a little bit slower is a major rescue operation now underway here on the east coast to pile wind in the city of our quality and i don't phrase that has to be deadly that is not being held by torrential rains that ar

looks like we are in for another green day.ures are indicating a higher open by 135 points s&p 500 and nasdaq, a higher open let's get a quick check on wti crude oil, up by 0.41% holding steady, above $61 a barrel >>> americans consume 5 billion pounds of seafood a year with 90% of that imported it is a big business a new cnbc documentary reports, it is often an illegal business. ted kemp joins us live from singapore with that story. what can you tell us >> human rights activists have been saying for years that slavery and other crimes are rampant in the global seafood industry cnbc spent about two years investigating this story we found quite a bit of evidence of wrongdoing. is that similar to the vessels you used to fish on? min mang is a former slave he says he spent more than five years trapped and abused on thai fishing groups we met him in myanmar. >> translator: whenever we were in port, they shackled me. i had to unload the fish and got chained on the front end of the boat >> reporter: he shows us scars, one where he sa

she's now in her mid-30s to try win another downhill gold medal.her compatriot on th slopes, mckayla schifrin, who was one of the newcomers and o sta the sochi games four years ago. well she's back and she is going to be in several races and could win several gold medals. watch those two kind of the old gud and then the passing o the torch to the new guard shifrin that's going to just be and then you know i think also kewhen you look at sports ce hockey the men's hockey is going to be interesting and kind of jarring for people to watch because you won't have the n.h.l. players for the first time in quite a whil but that makes it kind of interesting too. i'm not going to go all the way to the miracle on ice in 1980 but it is a young american team with minor leaguers and college players refreshing. and i think fans and viewers might find that interesting and on the women's side. two big stories one the u.s. women's ice hockey team. we talk about equalityomen and equal pay for women. they were really ahead of the game back in the spring ofast year. th

maybe we will get another frost, we'll see. good morning. thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. let's go to the expert when it comes to the weather around here, kari hall, meteorologist. another warm day, but a little cool today. >> it does start out cool but does warm up as we go throughout the day. we see that happening very quickly as we go through late morning into early afternoon. here is a live look outside in san francisco with an all clear start and we are now at 53 degrees there, 50 in san jose and 47 in livermore. 40 in napa this morning. we are going to see those highs there up to 80 degrees, upper 70s across much of the bay area once again and we may see some more records set. we will talk about that and what's ahead for the rest of the week. mike, you're starting out with a look at a wide view of the bay area. >>> that's right. there may be a closure, we will zoom in over toward the east bay, we show the green all over the bay, the wide look shows a great drive. there was a lot more slowing just

he may have been abducted in another location. detectives say there were three people who kidnaped him, tied him up, and then used his cell even if to call his family and demand, $10,000, and, when those kidnappers didn't get the money, they doused the victim with gasoline, and then let him, and his vehicle on fire, he did survive, he was screaming for help, i don't know how people heard him but he had severe burns. police have not been able to speak with him just yet because of his injuries. >>> follow-up to a story we brought you a week ago woman died trying to cross roosevelt boulevard and now her family friends and lawmakers are trying to find that street safer. last night there was a vigil in honor of daniellea gabe struck trying to catch the bus home. driver stayed at the scene but was driving without a accident , and, along that very busy roadway. >>> really heart broke then my sister had to die this way. i pray that they would do something about this roosevelt boulevard. it is not fair everybody is losing their families. >

it will be another chilly night with lows in the upper 20s and 30s. if you're going out tonight grab a jacket. it will be chilly outside with stars and a few clouds. on the satellite image you can see another cold storm to our north. that will be moving in later tonight bringing a chance of a few showers. tomorrow will be partly cloudy with a chance of a few shower and some snow on our local mountains. it will also be windy and cold with highs in the upper 40s to mid 50s. dry and cool weather will return on friday. it looks dry and warmer this weekend with a few passing clouds. rain is possilbe on monday with more shower later in the week. if you're traveling to the sierra make sure to bring chains. snow is forecast there tomorrow. (pam) santa cruz police want all residents to be on alert.this, after they say, an 11-year-old planned to harm 3 kids at school. coming up: the warning officers want everyone to remember. (steve)"america's pastor" billy graham has died. still ahead: how many say how he always worked towads acceptance. refresh your home and

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one of bryan dawe your bank has agreed to pay another two hundred forty million dollars to settle a two thousand and eleven lawsuit in the united states accusing it of manipulating the lie bore benchmark interest rates germany's biggest bank is the third after citi group and barclays to resolve claims by investors including the city of baltimore and yale university had denied wrongdoing but has already paid four billion dollars to resolve libel or claims not live or is used by banks to said rates on hundreds of trillions of dollars of transactions. for more let's cross over to our markets correspondent daniel koeppen frankfurt pays a quarter of a billion dollars and still says it's done nothing wrong how does that go together . yes there is indeed some are hard to believe george a bank a bank also in two thousand and seventeen that was not able to come back in the winning zone is not going to span such a huge amount for not doing anything wrong it seems to be another case where the bank can be relieved that they were at the end able to agree on a settlement analysts and investors he

the stock market is shattering one record after another. the stock market smashes one record high after another. >> reporter: the dow is up 21% in just the last year. but with such dramatic climbs can come volatility, and while job gains and wage increases are positive new for workers, they're also a signal for the federal reserve to hike interest rates, leading investors to fear a correction. >> when the market pulls back, and particularly as sharp lip as we've seen in recent days, there's this natural tendency to think, what's wrong? there's nothing wrong. what you're seeing is profit taking, because of the fact that interest rates are going up. >> rebecca jarvis with us here on the set tonight. you pointed out, we know the president pays very close attention to the markets. put this in perspective. have we heard from the president yet, the white house? >> reporter: we have yet to hear from president trump. he's yet to weigh in on the market today. sara sanders weighed in and said that the economy, in a statement, is exceptionally strong,

another member of generation jail.ough the motions without a much—loved son, husband and brother. human rights groups say there are thousands like them in egypt, families of political prisoners. his sister mona campaigns against civilians being tried in military courts. his mother laila has been an activist for decades. in this household, dissent is the family business. but mona says the struggle for change is now harder than ever. the level of bloodiness is beyond anything i've ever heard or experienced. and the way they have managed to desensitise people towards death, to belittle the value of people's lives, to make people get used to death sentences, to forced disappearances and abduction, to torture, to torture victims, this is becoming daily news. her brother has another year to serve, then faces a further five years on probation with stringent conditions. in this tightly knit group, the empty space at the table is keenly felt. these days on the streets, there is no clamour for reform. many are struggling to get

i know exactly what you mean and this is another myth because if you look where is the main places that israel is building it's not in the. settlements or to the east of the security fence it's in jerusalem in the jewish neighborhood of jerusalem it's in the blocks and this is basically a palestinian propaganda that unfortunately is boat by a lot of people in new york. how sustainable from an economic point of view is this whole situation for israel because i know that. the support inside israel for all of this isn't unanimous for settlements israel is a democracy and we have the right we have the left the right is for settlement the left is against at the moment the center basically distinguish between. the blocks and the rest of the settlement so there is an argument in israel and i can see. more of the. two state solution. to head off to think tanks are doing. it every year and there are still sixty percent to choose to be sixty seven that the two state solution and if. it will be put forward by the us by russia by that and the palestinians will agree for the settlement will not be a

another man was shot in the face and killed. four days later...leeping under an overpass. the condition of the fourth victim is unknown. police are now stepping up patrols in the area.."someone's going around killing homeless people, why, cause you dont like us?" homeless shelters say more beds will be added....and police are encouraging people to use them. but some in the homeless community insist they'll look out for each other. here in santa rosa, i am here on melcon lane, behind me crime scene tape - this is the second home invasion, and where a man died, it is being called a homicide. misty harris. we received the first call around 4 a 911 on fulton road, of shots fired. we found a person and went to the hospital. then the second case on melcon. q. do you think these are related? we know that they are connected by marijuana. in santa rosa, terisa estacio, kron4 news. in san mateo a water main break caused flooding on streets....affecting traffic on busy south el camino....and created a mess for st matthew's catholic school and church.classes

another 14% from here. it's our call of the day all right, pete. they say there's more room to run in part because of a valuation gap and walmart. accelerated remodels >> a lot of things we heard when we talked to brian and in the earnings before that back in november when we heard them talking about all the dwragreat things going ochb on. the leverage margins of improvement the store within a store sort of an idea they've been moving towards. they've got different segments and brian made something clear to me. the comparisons to walmart aren't necessarily fair because the factual mrt depends far more on the grocery, which is low margin versus a target and meanwhile, target trades at a cheap pult principle i understand this call it felt like he was watchinging the show on friday because everything we talked about there with brian and what they've been toing with transformation, this year, 300 remodels that said, you've got a stock up better than 25% now in three months >> it's gone up rapidly. >> too much too fast i would say there's plenty of room

another day like this tomorrow. i will see you back here with the details. >> thank you. >>> hundreds of people living in one of san francisco -- one of san jose, excuse me, homeless encampments were removed from the area today. >> as allie rasmus reports, a group of advocates protested the sweep. >> this homeless encampment is adjacent to felipe avenue in san jose. directly above is the 101 southbound overpass. this land is opened by caltrans. they are conducting a sweep of this homeless encampment. we heard from some of the people living here there are as many as 100 people who live here with their personal belongings and tent. also out here this morning was a group of about 20 to 30 people from homeless advocacy groups. they were protesting the sweep going on this morning. they say the city of san jose, the county and state need to team up with leaders to find a better solution for people living in these homeless encampments. the pastor of the church said this is never ending cycle of sweeps moving the homeless f

another 30 are already planning trips this year.ttersweet. hello. we are into one of the longest cold spells of the winter so farand it longest cold spells of the winter so far and it looks weird room —— like we will get another week. and it might not be done then. some of us will see more snow. we have had some this weekend in the higher parts of northern england and scotland. the threat of it elsewhere over the weekend. 0n threat of it elsewhere over the weekend. on sunday, this weather system fizzles out in situ and a keen and cold north—easterly wind behind it blows through eastern and north—easterly england with showers. a lot of them falling as rain or sleet or snow or hail. elsewhere, variable cloud and some sunny spells on a drier, brighter day. but it is still cold. some sunshine, a light breeze. the cold north—easterly wind across east anglia and the south of england will make it feel closer to freezing. then they showers turning to sleet and snow across south—east england on sunday night and monday in increasing the ice t

mix again we are watching another weather system come m, watching another weather system come in, producing the wind is picking up at the risk of gales and the blue, will follow as temperatures dipped once again. going into next week, the cold air winds. we are going to see widespread overnight frost, may be severe at times and still some weather systems from the atlantic producing rain as they go in, but the risk of seeing some snow at times as well. as we go deeper into february, things could become settled, but just as february, things could become settled, butjust as cold, perhaps even colder and that is something we will watch closely. in a crucial week for the brexit talks, a senior minister says the government is more united than conservative critics think. with a position on trade and customs arrangements due to be agreed within days, the home secretary says the government will get a good deal. the home secretary says we the home secretary says want frictionless trade at border. we want frictionless trade at the border. we want to make sure there is no border on the island of irelan

this polar bear was tangled in another fishing net.alk along the coastline, you get a completely other picture. the plastic is here with a vengeance. i've collected this waste in just a few seconds. some of the fragments may come from norway, some clearly don't — like this elaborate bottle for instance, or this butter tub from spain. norway can try as hard as it likes to clean up the arctic, but unless all nations co—operate, it can't succeed. scientists blame fishing for most of the plastic pollution here. the crews say they have stopped dumping nets. we have, for years, for decades, been collecting all the garbage that we produce on board. into big waste bags, big bags, compressing it, and taking it all to shore. so where this comes from today, i'm not sure of. the fishermen say they've stopped dumping lengths of rope into the ocean. but look at that. it's clearly been deliberately cut. so's that. arctic scientists don't know yet whether the plastic tide will affect local fish stocks, but it is another human threat to a fragile envir

we will have another record breaker.rsday though reality check. 49 degrees and easterly wind rain at times another wave develops on friday 46 degrees then that cold front advances as the warm front friday night and saturday morning that will bring us warmer air 59 degrees but more rain and sunday looking to be another wet day especially in the first half of the day 61 degrees then a cold front slips through and we dry things out sunshine returns on monday, 56 degrees and tuesday partly sunny a little bit more seasonable with a high of 52 for karen murphy and carriage rogers at 4:00 tracking the fog not as widespread as this morning. >>> black panther tearing down movie records several days after its release and disney announced this afternoon the marvel film made more money than president's day 40.2 million that sets the all time biggest monday at the movies clawing past star wars the force awakens, the higher total also moves black panther ahead of the most recent star wars movie the last jedi to give it the second bigg

day another medal early on friday the team won another bronze and another silver skier this third in his race won the key to came second in skeleton that makes a total of seven medals. from russian team. now the winter olympics on the any major sporting events you might want to follow this year with the football world cup not just months away. it's into the history of one legendary football club that despite its massive influence on the game now to hit the big time. which could spoil all white kicks. which quote gave all eleven players to three. which inspired one of brazil's right football clubs ladies and gentlemen i give you corinthian casuals. what actually happened was in nineteen zero seven there was a split between the if i became the i. and it was quite acrimonious to do with the amateur professional and the if i refused to allow any if i play as all clubs to appear on the pitch is all there so there was a complete split their spirit was he wouldn't you just saw in the first world. after the first.

is capitalize on that now there is another group recently we have some reported or another group is emerging just like i.s.i. has in some parts of iraq so emergence of another insurgency that may not be i.s.i. that may have another name is on the card if the iraqi government is unable to rebuild the sunni areas visual badly destroyed during this fight and just quickly mr comey u.s. is counting on gulf countries like saudi arabia to pay up what are the chances of that i don't see that they will. pour their money into iraq because they have many other things how the economy is on the downside not right now facing yemen iraq as well and they are facing. a standoff that got a i don't see that the saudis will pour in much. much of their money and what is required as you have mentioned in your talk is a very big amount which the americans and their allies have to pay otherwise he will see another. catastrophic country something appealing in the meantime going on underway in kuwait for rebuilding iraq i really appreciate your insights on this article managing director of the pakistan institute for

here comes another torrent of trash., he's buried, but yet again his little head somehow pops up. somehow gets back to the top. >> oh my goodness. then what? >> another load of trash dumps on top of it. the blade runs again and we lose sight of the little dog. he was found at the landfill 20 minutes away. >> how did he end up there in the first place? why was he in the trash can? >> the owners had lost their

another crew will come and relieve you from another station, but we didn't want to go anyway. we wouldn't have left anyway. the enormity of it only hit us, well hit me personally after, when i was sort of... a few days later when i'd seen what had happened. i didn't come to terms with it, i suppose just in shock initially. it's affected everyone. i mean, it's a major disaster in the centre of london in 2017. it's going to affect a large amount of people. you wouldn't be human if it didn't affect you in any way. what kind of response did you get from the community afterwards? it was quite overwhelming, the thanks and applause we got was quite something else really. so the fact that they did appreciate us was sort of difficult to deal with because we don't really get that day—to—day. what happened that night affected them all so deeply that nine of the grenfell tower firefighters are now training to run the london marathon to raise money for the victims and their families, and they are not making it easy for themselves. so you're going to run 26.2 miles with this on. oh, my god!

another pass at another slam. kevin durrant was the dunker. they led by a dozen in the second half.comes denver. he had 25. that tied it up. then the nuggets. they grabbed the win. 115-108. >>> yesterday people celebrated the lunar new year. hundreds of people came out to celebrate the year of the dog. >> residents can now turn back the clock. >> we will learn about the digital math that lets them -- map that lets them see historical images of their neighborhood. >>> that and more coming up after the break. stay with us, we'll be right back after this short break. at&t has a network with thousands of best-in-class security experts. which means... more of the eye balls you want watching the network... & less of the ones you don't... more experts preventing security issues & less security threats impacting our customers. more of a highly secure network with more security products available for further protection & less per month than comcast for business internet. switch to at&t internet for business. more & less - that's the power of &. >>> city leaders and first responders teamed up

that is another threat that has yet to go.ay this market washed out all of this overvaluation. everybody is out. they were protected. the other interesting piece, very indebted companies, their best week since 2013. these are companies with risky balance sheets that are seeing a comeback. matt: a lot of these countries's have week balance sheets, so does that mean -- what is going on? is a risk appetite back on or is it related to short covering? dani: when we see short covering , we see quality tend to underperform. that might be at play, but the weird thing here is, when we think about what is happening in the credit space, the cash bonds still looking kind of healthy, but when we think of the etf to my short interest is skyrocketing. $6 billion coming from drunk bond funds. that would indicate investors are not feeling great about this debt. another bank of america survey shows that investors are the most concerned about corporate balance sheet on record, but still, we are not seeing them walk the walk, so to say. that in n

another one came in. another one, comcast. so many companies kicked in.eds, now it will end up being thousands. this company, too. little smaller than at&t, but we'll take it. for the people in this room, it's much more important than at&t, right? [ applause ] but great companies like this. and that's, honestly, we said come february 1st, nobody's going to beat us. you're gonna get your checks. you're gonna see you have more money. they're taking a lot less taxes out of your check. i just don't think that anybody can beat it. and senator brown voted against us and fought us like crazy. he voted against you. just when you go in there, he voted against you. not good. not good. we've gone from being one of the highest taxed workers to being competitive. when they're competitive, they can compete and win against anyone in the world. that goes for our companies. we were forcing our companies out. now we're bringing our companies back in. and if they don't want to come in, that's okay. but they're not gonna be so happy. believe me. i told you that a long time a

it's interesting that he's taking this step as a way of directly going after another committee, anotherof partisan divide but standing up for the fbi which is in his jurisdiction as head of the judiciary chair. sort of him staking out his turf if he's able to take over the judiciary committee if democrats flip the house that he might take a fairly aggressive approach to some of these oversight and partisan issues. >> also coming out today coming from ken delanian and his reporting that democratic congressional source telling him fbi deputy director andrew mccabe did not say that the dossier was the pretext alone for the fisa warrant. again, that was the claim coming out of friday's memo. >> right. and that goes to show how the complaints are that the underlying intelligence that backed up this memo isn't really available to the public. that testimony that andrew mccabe gave to the intelligence committee is private. and so we don't know, we're basically being forced to take devin nunes's work for it. this is what andrew mccabe said in this politically polarized environment over half the

bob redell has been reporting about an issue for folks in livermore, it's another major commute route. this is tesla road connecting some folks cutting through between 580 and -- well, 580. they are avoiding the altamonte pass. there has been a closure from 580 along corral hollow to tesla road, it's the continuation of the same roadway past -- well, basically an offroad vehicle particular recreation area. this crash i'm still finding out more details as far as the injuries go, but whatever is going on its closed that roadway. that's an early start to the early slowing, we will track that is correct also slowing eastbound 580 at grand because of an earlier crash. >>> now to a disturbing investigation in san francisco, this morning police are looking into a heartless killing of a dog. donkey was thrown off of a high-rise garage this weekend. >> "today in the bay's" pete suratos joins us live in san francisco with what led up to this tragedy. i can't remember anybody ever doing something like this, pete. >> reporter: good morning, laura and marcus. truly a disturbing story when you hear