ashley is their first child. >> i would say that ashley and i were best friends. i was in love.te on my whole reason for being here was to take care of her. we did everything together. >> three years later they would have another baby, bree. and she would become michael's little princess. >> bree was daddy's little angel. bree could do no wrong in michael's eye. bree could walk on water. >> what about ashley? >> there was no talk of any relationship with ashley and michael, ever. all stacey ever talked about, mike and bree, mike and bree. >> mike was extremely close to our second daughter, very close. >> do you think that that might've created problems for ashley? did she know that her father was closer to her younger sister? >> yes. yes. i know she did. and i think, on some levels, definitely that hurt her. >> could you see it as a mom? >> yeah. everybody around could tell that, could see that. >> did you think that she had harbored any ill will toward her father because of that? >> i don't know. i can't answer that. >> how did you feel about your dad? >> i loved my dad! he was

ashley poisoned him? >> i didn't poison him. >> when did ashley poison him? don't know. >> despite raising his voice and making accusations -- >> you were typing the suicide note to frame your daughter, weren't you? >> no, sir. >> objection. >> overruled. we caught you, didn't we? >> no, you didn't. >> stacey castor remains cool, calm, collected. question's going to be, does that make her seem more guilty or less guilty? >> the case is now in the hands of the jury in the stacey castor murder trial. >> finally you get that call that the jury's got a verdict. >> morning. >> good morning. >> as to count number one, murder in the second degree, what is the verdict? >> guilty. >> on count two, attempted murder in the second degree, what's the verdict? >> guilty. >> when you heard guilty? >> it can't be happening. it's got to be wrong. i didn't look around. i just sat there and waited for it to be done and left the courtroom. >> honestly, that was the best day of my life. because i knew that people knew that i didn't do it. >> so we're sitting back down. and you're

alix: ashley, thank you so much.et's stay on earnings season for chevron released its quarterly profit that beat estimates. the company will produce a fifth of its oil from the permian by mid-20 20's, and allocated 18% of its capex budget to this. the ceo has said this has forced them to get smarter about everything they do and every asset class, to rethink the cost of supply and what can be done to make it more competitive. for more, let's bring in our houston bureau chief, who joins us. good to see you. talk about the lofty goals he talked about. what has enabled him to achieve them? >> it really is astonishing when you think about the permian for a super major like chevron. as recently as 24 months ago it was a pilot project, they were trying to figure out what they had. they were careful and did not make giant promises at the time. now, they say they will have free cash flow in a year and a half, two years. this is on top of a company that overall just reported their biggest fourth-quarter free cash flow on recor

ashley left for school. key, the one he'd secretly copied when he borrowed her car and key ring a month before. once inside the apartment, he stabbed shelley to death. he cleaned up any evidence of his presence and got out of there. but he could not erase all the evidence. like, for example, his text messages that morning. particularly his texts to ashley before the murder. he can be seen sending some of those texts while at the walmart on this surveillance video. >> timing was starting after the 10:00 hour on september 10th. and it was one minute, the next minute, the next minute, the next minute. then there was a pause. pause for an hour and something. he was asking her in those text messages if she wanted to go to lunch with him. >> he was hammer texting her. and it was one of those situations where i have no doubt in my mind, he was texting her to see whether or not she was gonna leave that classroom. she repeatedly told him no, that she was in class, that she wasn't interested. and the fact that he kept

ashley: yes. move on. when he told the guy to sit down and eventually he did, the young man rolled his eyes. yes. it just looks so bad. all right. what have we got now? we have the dow up -- i have just done that. ashley: we actually understand that -- stuart: oh, the video. ashley: we have video. you mentioned the jim acosta question to the president. jim acosta with cnn. he said take a look at the angel moms. they surrounded jim acosta afterwards, confronting him. stuart: oh, oh. ashley: that what you are seeing. they are of course holding pictures of their loved ones who were killed by illegal aliens. stuart: i see jim acosta there nodding, smiling. he's being confronted by the victims of illegal immigration. what's he doing there? just nodding and smiling. they are telling him what for. ashley: good for you, ladies and gentlemen. good for you. stuart: there's no excuse for rudeness. in front of the president of the united states. no excuse whatsoever. i don't care what your point of view. would mr. aco

ashley: you believe this?ive-gallon containers, paint buckets, actually, were moved from the basement up to the museum collections building at the grand canyon. thousands of tourists go through there every year. according to the safety manager, who sent out a rogue e-mail claiming a coverup, says that look, from june 2000 to june 2018, 18 years, people were exposed to uranium, 400 times the health limit for adults, 4,000 times the health limit for children. look, the buckets in question have been removed. the park itself says everything is safe and it's not responding to these claims by this safety manager, but it is a huge issue because they say it would take a matter of seconds before you were exposed to this radiation. it was next to a taxidermy exhibit within the museum. the buckets were originally in the basement and for some reason were moved into the museum. there you have it. stuart: what a story. very disturbing. a rogue e-mail from somebody in that museum. ashley: the park itself is trying to dampen

ashley: all right. stuart: that could be in response to my statement just a moment ago that the wall is stalled. sorry, mr. president, if i got it wrong. as you say in your tweet, the wall is being built now. thank you, mr. president. okay. >>> let's get to futures. let's get back to your money. here we go. where are we going to open this morning? down about 40, 50 points for the dow. down maybe 15 for the nasdaq. case closed. >>> seems every day, we've got an aoc story. today's no different. the new york city billboard that calls her out on amazon. aoc is not backing down. what a story. we've got it for you, of course. our grandparents checked their smartphones zero times a day. times change. eyes haven't. that's why there's ocuvite. screen light... sunlight... longer hours... eyes today are stressed. but ocuvite has vital nutrients... ...to help protect them. ocuvite. eye nutrition for today. comcast business built the nation's largest gig-speed network. then went beyond. beyond chasing down network p

ashley: oh, my god. stuart: she wanted it to be true because that would link the president with violent racism. liz: that's an opinion piece. that's not journalism. cory booker initially said it is a quote, modern day bolynching, now he's saying he will reserve judgment until the police report is complete. reports are now coming out this may have been a staged attack reportedly because this actor was about to be let go from the show "empire" and that he reportedly may have paid two associates, friends, to help him stage the attack. one was his personal trainer. i think both of them may have worked on the show "empire." ashley: they did. they both appeared on the show. stuart: the allegation is sources say he paid them to stage and orchestrate this, allegedly, even practiced it before it actually happened, allegedly, according to some reports. ashley: if it was real, it's ugly. if it's not real, it's even worse. that's really what it is. don't make conclusions before you know the facts. stuart: i told you

ashley: that was a big part of it.mments from fed governors which also helps sentiment that they aren't going to go crazy and raise rates and i think that is also helping sentiment. it's remarkable how far we have come when you consider what happened in december. when we fell out of bed. stuart: absolutely. ashley: everything is slowing down, going to be a tough 2019. guess what? here we are. stuart: bouncing back very nice. okay. now we are up 147, 25,997. we've got a rally across the board in the big tech names. we've got a sharp decline across the board in big food, if i can put it like that. that's where we are. ashley: look at oil. oil is back up nearly, well, up $57.50 now. oil prices starting to go up. stuart: one quick word of caution. president trump meets china's vice premier at 2:30 this afternoon. it's all about china trade. any kind of statement comes out of that, that will move the market. i don't know whether it's up or down. i have no idea. but anything comes out of that meeting, it will move the market

ashley: a u.s.esla chief executive elon musk to explain by march 11th, why he should the be held in contempt in the sec case. the securities & exchange commission want him to be held in contempt because they say he violated an agreement that was settled last year. basically on tweets. this is been prompted back on february the 19th i believe. tesla, this is the tweet that he put out. tesla made zero cars in 2011 but will make around 500,000 in 2019. hours later he sent out a follow-up tweet saying they will actually deliver 400,000 cars this year. part of the settlement, you have to have those tweets vetted before you start doing this, clearly they believe that was not the case here, a violation. now they are applying to put him to be held in contempt and a u.s. judge has just ordered that case. stuart: if he is found in contempt, according to judge napolitano, tesla could have to pay a fine or it is possible that elon musk be removed from his job as ceo. that is a possibility, a remote i suspect. s

ashley: right.traight up, hasbro on the downside. >> monopoly for millenials didn't do very well? we spoke about this a few months ago, a game for millenials. buying experiences except property. ashley: they don't buy property because they're living in their parents house. stuart: that is so true. >> no, no. stuart: put the headline up, please, because our next guest wrote it. headline is, the left's idea of generosity. progressives across the west are eager to spend other people's money on moral vanity projects. come in bobby jindal, former governor of louisiana, who wrote that article. what is a vanity project that you don't like? what's that? >> stuart, thanks for having me on your show. i mean by vanity project, look what happened in france. left imposed fuel taxes, resulted in the yellow vest protest. to make the urban elite left feel better about themselves. make negligible contribution or reducing co2 emissions down disadvantage those taking public transportation but for rural working familie

ashley: very naive. stuart: exasperating. ashley: annoyingly so. stuart: annoyingly so. -- ashley: they live in the bubble of silicon valley. they have no idea what it is like out in the real world. it is dangerous. stuart: i better calm down. >>> check stocks, the dow industrials are up closer to 200 points right now. look at that, up 197 now, almost 200. 226 is where we are. 3/4 1% up. a rally across the board. big tech names i'm sure they're all higher. yes, they are, facebook, amazon, apple, alphabet to the strongside, hugely so. >>> this will be one huge week in the news business. here is my prediction, i'm out on a limb, the dow will be at or above the all-time closing high of 26,828 come friday that is the subject of my take coming up for you at the top of the hour. ♪ metastatic breast cancer is relentless, but i'm relentless too. mbc doesn't take a day off, and neither will i. and i treat my mbc with everyday verzenio- the only one of its kind that can be taken every day. in fact, verzenio is a cdk4 & 6 inhibitor for postmenopausal women with hr+, her2- metastati

ashley: right.izer headlines, it will be executive agreement, doesn't need congressional approval. do it on their own. a done deal. stuart: executive agreement. doesn't have to go through congress. the market not responding to that late piece of news. we're still down 150 points. there you go. >>> latest from venezuela. telemundo says one of their reporters was abducted by a group of armed man, forced into a van against his will. jorge ramos was detained after an interview with disputed president maduro. we have the full story for you. president trump in vietnam, meets with kim jong-un ahead of tomorrow's summit. media reports are that he is giving it all away. i don't know about that. we'll pose that question. the dow industrials down 137 and we will be back. ♪ metastatic breast cancer is relentless, but i'm relentless too. mbc doesn't take a day off, and neither will i. i treat my mbc with everyday verzenio, the only one of its kind that can be taken every day. verzenio is the only cdk4 & 6 inhibi

so ashley, we have to ashley's. how do you think republican women grab the attention of young, undecided voters? is the, millennial women are going to be very important, not just now and cycles to come, and how can we attract millennial's? >> that's a great question. as a millennial women on the upper end of the millennial scale, for too long, we haven't shown a. i think it's a matter of showing up, it's a matter of meeting people where they are, and what that could mean of the national level is different, obviously, then it would mean the district level, or if you are at the state senate, or whatever else, at the more local level. i will take, for example, the national level. i dissipated in an interview, carly and danielle are fantastic people. i do not know them before, and going and i was not exactly sure what to ask fact from women's outlets, that's more mainstream. i had countless people emailing me, and texting me, people i didn't know direct messaging me, saying they're someone like me. and we can't underest

go back to ashley webster in the newsroom. ashley. >> melissa, it's a mixed bag.ter-hours trading. beat in earnings per share handily. they missed revenue in the third quarter. they beat estimates well above 20% year-over-year in the fourth quarter. so they beat on the top and bottom line. where the weaknesses come in, this cost per click rate. it is down 29%. in other words they're earning less money every time someone clicks on a search ad and that is a big part of their business model of course. the operating margin also down 21%. it was at 25% in the third quarter. so again the operating margin is squeezing in just a little bit. right now on the conference call we have ruth porat, the cfo of alphabet praising global search and google's role and talking about extra expenses, well above 20%. they say cost of revenue up on youtube content acquisition, data centers, hardware, adding more people to the country, close to 99,000 people. they added more than four thousand employees, many of those to the cloud division. there are more costs as they bring in the cloud b

ashley, did we get the super bowl ratings. ashley: we did. 44.9.how many people that is, down 5% from last year. stuart: down 5%? ashley: down 5%. i don't think the game lit anyone on fire. that is part of the problems. halftime, show, oh. >> good disknight, right -- gladys knight, right? stuart: absolutely wonderful. super bowl liii. some watched for game, some watched for ads. hulu unveiled an ad to tease the latest season of hand made tale. put a dark spin on president reagan's morning in america ad? was that clever or a vehicle to beat up republicans? we'll ask the question. >>> people watched because they made bets. i talk to william hill, huge bookmaker. i want to know how much legally was bet last night. i bet it was a lot more than last year? ♪ e great news, liberty mutual customizes- uh uh - i deliver the news around here. ♪ sources say liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. over to you, logo. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪ ♪ our new, hot, fresh breakfast will get you the readiest. (buzz

>> absolutely, i agree, ashley.n my experience going into those stores, you find really great brands and it's like a treasure hunt. you find them for like 50% to 70% off. it's a great idea. i love the fact they are going online. liz: tj maxx has $36 billion in annual sales. women and men like to shop there. the stores are always packed. watch what the ceos are saying. they are finding with their website, tj maxx, which owns marshalls, more shoppers went in after they went online. it's increasing sales. stuart: i'll take it. i don't know what scott martin is on about. >>> facebook says it's deleting history button will be ready this year. let's get this clear. one click deletes everything you have ever done on facebook. now, i love it. scott, i love it. but i don't think it's very good for advertisers, right? >> no, it's not good for advertisers. it's a great concept. love the concept, love the idea of facebook after they stole so much data, maybe it goes to show they have so much data they have stolen, i know google

ashley: identical.ob openings, how many job openings are there. 7.3 million. what does that tell you about the economy? into this is spectacular news. as president pointed out in the state of the union, more people working than ever worked. the wages are up more than in a decade. with the tax cuts they're taking home more of what they earn. they're spending. spending drives 2/3 of our economic growth. for the coming year, what this tells you, there is another 7.3 million job openings out there. you have only got 6.5 million people that the bureau of labor statistics considers unemployed. wages continue to go up. people continue to spend. businesses are continuing -- this is spectacular news. stuart: it is so diametrically opposite to the kind of financial news you so often read in the establishment media. we got another one this morning. i think it was gallop, did a poll how you feel about your own personal finances. 69% thought they would be better off a year down the road. you don't hear stuff like th

ashley: right.ants wireless agencies fixing the i.d., so it's a legitimate company that is calling you as opposed to these fake scams. if they don't do it within the next year, they could face financial repercussions. stuart: somebody has to do something to stop it. ashley: every day. kristina: last year 30 billion. it went up 19% in 2018, these robocalls. stuart: i never answer the phone. ashley: never. >> don't answer it. you can't. now this, "fox news poll" says more people favor capitalism than socialism. but if you really break the numbers down, the support for capitalism could be a whole lot stronger. i put it to the rnc's kayleigh mcenany, next hour. first we're talking e-sports, gaming. one company putting 150 million into it. like those arenas filled with people watching other people play games. 150 million into that. we got the people. ♪ ♪ ashley: ohio senator rob portman says if congress cannot reach a bipartisan agreement on border funding they can avoid a government shutdown. roll tape.

ashley: yes he does. stuart: that is coming up real soon. ashley: yes.he economy is not great in russia, right now. let's be honest. stuart: venezuela, troops, venezuelan troops, that is, not letting humanitarian aid into the country. plus a government representative said they're closing maritime borders with aruba and curacao. here is the country's opposition leader speaking to trish riege an on this network. roll tape. >> we will have a fantastic opportunity this saturday to except important humanitarian aid that the government in venezuela has forbidden and we have fantastic example to pull our country out of this crisis. thanks to the announcement by president trump who has announced this operation by a coalition of countries from the world over. stuart: by the way, there is late-breaking news on venezuela. what have we got? liz: interim president juan guaido talking about a transition with the shah not with the top brass with the maduro government. he is putting wedge between the socialists in the chavez era and ma row era. the opposition parties ar

come on up, ashley. parker poling who we are very excite the as serving as the executive director of the nrcc this cycle. i also have to note parker is from saratoga county which i represent in my district, so very excited to have her here today. cam savage, our brave male operative who is joining us on this panel who has worked for some amazing women republican candidates that we've heard from earlier today. and ashlee strong who is the former national spoke woman and sooner adviser to speaker paul ryan. give a warm welcome. [ applause ] >> i just want to say ashlee took a day off from skiing in montana to come back here, so we are very, very excited to have her. leisl, i'll turn it over to you to kick it off. >> this is terrific and we're so excited that you're taking this big challenge on and, i mean, just right here, it's a big success. great way to kick it off. congratulations. say killer panel of people, i'm very excited to moderate this. first off, just big picture thinking, what each of you think

ashley: we are, see?down 90 points, one third of 1%. 25,300 right there, straight at it. big tech names, apple down, amazon, facebook, alphabet, microsoft, all of them down. not by much, but all of them on the down side. >>> big bank merger. sun trust and bb & t are merging in a $66 billion all stock deal. both stocks up. >>> facebook are going to award bonuses to employees who do social good. ashley: oh, yeah? stuart: how do you decide what is social good? liz: i think zuckerberg wants to purposely put us all into a diabetic coma with these kinds of stories. i don't know how you define social good. i'm looking at it, studying it. is it going to be on election interference, stopping that, building products that improve people's lives. ashley: stuart and i rolling our eyes. liz: facebook is under multiple investigations. stuart: let's suppose i came out and said i think these late term abortions are absolutely unconscionable. liz: you would be blocked. stuart: i think it's a form of infanticide. should tha

ashley: i'm in.dly about building hq2 in new york city. congressman alexandria ocasio-cortez not happy about that. no, no, sorry, she is happy. liz: she doesn't want it. stuart: she put out this tweet. can everyday people come together and effectively organize against creeping overreach of one of the world's biggest corporations? yes, they can, she says. if i was amazon, i would say okay, we're gone. ashley: see you later. stuart: check the big board. virtually no change today. stocks are down 11 points on the dow industrials. right. >>> up next, we talk to somebody who says the market is over-confident about a trade deal with china. ♪ ♪ the new capital one savor card. earn 4% cash back on dining and 4% on entertainment. now when you go out, you cash in. what's in your wallet? stuart: at the risk of sounding like a broken record this monday morning is a go nowhere stock market. again, it may close with a significant loss or gain, i don't know that, but right now we are down a mere 27 points on the do

the 14-year-old, ashley silverman was prescribed a drug for mood swings. that drug came with a really strong warning from the fda which said serious rash requiring hospitalization and discontinuation of treatment have been reported including stevens-johnson syndrome and a chest and started bubbling. i couldn't move and i couldn't see. i thought i was going to die. >> after two weeks of treatment, ashley was diagnosed with stevens-johnson's syndrome, a very painful and rare, sometimes fatal condition. >> the only thing i was told, is that your daughter might get a little red rash on her cheeks. like a minor sunburn. parents need to be very careful what they give their kids and they need to research it thoroughly. i didn't do that. i took the advice of a professional.>> ashley continues to get better but she will be left with scars on her body. her body is family is sharing their experience with the baby could've easily been hit by a car or anything.>> next, a baby abandoned late at night and freezing temperatures isn't found until the next morning. how poli

before star treaty. >> general ashley? >> if i could go back to huawei , when you look at the technology, i think huawei is a good example. the other complexity is the question really is do you know what's in your phone? do you know who provided the chips, software, everything that goes in your phone? we're tracking everything you just addressed in terms of putin. i'm not sure if any of that violates the new treaty. the russians are in compliance , and as you know, they can deliver 1550 in war heads and 800 in the latter category in terms of other systems. i am not aware that this violates the treaty. i will take that one for research as well and we may be able to get that to you in closed session this afternoon. >> so even if the systems don't violate the new star treaty, the past administration has said that russia is violating the intermediate range nuclear skies treaty, the open treaty, the chemical weapons convention, the vienna document , and it no longer is adhering to any of the other initiatives. is there any trea

((pkg)) trt 1:30(ashley): california is preparing to see the president in court... both governor gavin newsom and attorney general xavier becerra say there is no emergency at the border and president trump does not have the authority to make this declaration)((xavier becerra - california attorney general)) "president trump got it right when he said, he didn't have to do this. mr. president, you shouldn't do this."the state attorney general and governor say they are analyzing the details of president trump's emergency declaration to figure out how this will impact california's funding and resources.limiting the flow of drugs through the president's reasoning for the wall.. newsom earlier this week directed the national guard to redeploy troops to help with transnational drug crime..((newsom")) that is exactly the work that now is at risk because of this declaration of emergency. that irony is not lost or should not be lost on any californian."but the president says he knows the lawsuits are coming.."and we'll possibly get a bad ruling, and then we'll get another bad

kron 4's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains the new debate coming out of the controversy... ((ashley)) governor gavin newsom says he thinks this is political retribution after the state sued the trump administration over a border wall. but some lawmakers whose districts are directly affected by the high speed rail aren't convinced that's the case..the war of words continues on twitter between the president and governor gavin newsom ..president trump tweeting in part wednesday: "california now wants to scale back their already failed "fast train" project... a different deal and record cost overruns. send the federal government back the billions of dollars wasted!""the political tit for tat masks what's going on beneath the surface."fresno assemblyman jim patterson says the federal railroad administration had concerns about the high speed rail before president trump took office..((assm. jim patterson- r- fresno)) "every state that takes money from the federal government has to do so with the understanding that they have to do with the agreement, if not, the authorities at th

((pkg))((ashley standup)) governor gavin newsom's stance on housing, immigration, education, health andwater have all been pretty clear since he took office... but today in his state of the state address, for the first time, he revealed his thoughts on the bullet train and how he's taking it in a different direction.(newsom) "let's be real, the current project as planned would cost too much and respectfully take too long" the high speed rail meant to link los angeles to san francisco is now looking more like a train between merced and bakersfield. newsom says this could reinvigorate economy in the central valley. (newsom) "the valley may be known around the world for agriculture, but there is another story ready to be told. a story of a region hungry for investment, a workforce eager for more training and good jobs, californians who deserve a fair share of our state's prosperity"the 77 billion dollar bullet train was scheduled to be complete by 2033... the central valley segment had a 2022 deadline. assemblyman jim patterson says he saw the collapse of the original plan coming.(assm. ji

(ken) capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains the new debate coming out of the controversy.. ((ashley)) governor gavin newsom says he thinks this is political retribution after the state sued the trump administration over a border wall. but some lawmakers whose districts are directly affected by the high speed rail aren't convinced that's the case..the war of words continues on twitter between the president and governor gavin newsom ..president trump tweeting in part wednesday: "california now wants to scale back their already failed "fast train" project... a different deal and record cost overruns. send the federal government back the billions of dollars wasted!""the political tit for tat masks what's going on beneath the surface."fresno assemblyman jim patterson says the federal railroad administration had concerns about the high speed rail before president trump took office..((assm. jim patterson- r- fresno)) "every state that takes money from the federal government has to do so with the understanding that they have to do with the agreement, if not, the authorities at the

ashley: no, no.what do you think of us playing beatles every morning at 10:30? >> i think it is fantastic. stuart: would you prefer the rolling stones at 11? >> when i'm not on the show, watching the show, used to it. stuart: excellent. you're all right. you stay. check the big board, nice gain, ladies and gentlemen. up a half percentage point. that is 125 points right there. 25,365. i want to check the big techs. only one loser, that is google. now it is down $9 a share. i think that selling is overdone. i think it was a pretty good earnings report yesterday. we'll discuss that a bit later. apple, amazon, facebook, microsoft, all of them on the upside. how about snap? that has been beaten down badly. that reports after the bell today. not much change as you run up to the report. overall the market shows a gain of 128 points. i want to bring in jamie cox, harris financial group. all right, jamie, you say there are warning signs on the economy. you're bearish, you're troubled about the future of stock

((pkg))((ashley standup)) governor gavin newsom's stance on housing, immigration, education, health and water have all been pretty clear since he took office... but today in his state of the state address, for the first time, he revealed his thoughts on the bullet train and how he's taking it in a different direction.(newsom) "let's be real, the current project as planned would cost too much and respectfully take too long" the high speed rail meant to link los angeles to san francisco is now looking more like a train between merced and bakersfield. newsom says this could reinvigorate economy in the central valley. (newsom) "the valley may be known around the world for agriculture, but there is another story ready to be told. a story of a region hungry for investment, a workforce eager for more training and good jobs, californians who deserve a fair share of our state's prosperity"the 77 billion dollar bullet train was scheduled to be complete by 2033... the central valley segment had a 2022 deadline. assemblyman jim patterson says he saw the collapse of the original plan coming.(assm. j

((ashley)) governor gavin newsom says he thinks this is political retribution after the state sued the trump administration over a border wall. but some lawmakers whose districts are directly affected by the high speed rail aren't convinced that's the case..the war of words continues on twitter between the president and governor gavin newsom ..president trump tweeting in part wednesday: "california now wants to scale back their already failed "fast train" project... a different deal and record cost overruns. send the federal government back the billions of dollars wasted!""the political tit for tat masks what's going on beneath the surface."fresno assemblyman jim patterson says the federal railroad administration had concerns about the high speed rail before president trump took office..((assm. jim patterson- r- fresno)) "every state that takes money from the federal government has to do so with the understanding that they have to do with the agreement, if not, the authorities at the federal level are going to hold them accountable." the state has until march 5 to prove it's complying

chief gary ashley/fremont fire dept. hourly thermal imaging showed no increase in temperature in the rear-mounted battery compartments. his vehicle destroyed, the driver managed managed to escape the fire suffering only minor injuries. he was transported to the hopsital for evaluation just the same. just the same. for evaluation to the hopsital for evaluation just the same. (vicki) now to some breaking news tonight out of san francisco. firefighters responded to a 2-alarm fire. it happened on page street. these are photos of the scene. no word yet on what caused the fire. there are no injuries to report... we have a crew on the scene for us right now and we'll provide an update once more information becomes availble. (grant) we are just days away from an oakland teacher strike -- planned for thursday. the teachers union is meeting now... discussing next steps... also top of mind for everyone involved... what will happen to students during the strike?kron4's michelle kingston is live for us in oakland tonight with the lat

((ashley)) dwr will conduct its next snow survey february 28. tag. (ken) this is video sent to us this is video (ken) tag. february 28. survey its next snow will conduct ((ashley)) dwr totals." will increase our totals." ((ashley)) dwr will conduct its next snow survey february 28. tag. (ken) this is video sent to us from heavenly ski resort in south lake tahoe. you can see snow covering the mountain top. (pam) kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us with a look ahead .. at our sierra forecast. lawrence karnow: there were a few showers this morning before clearing this afternoon. it will be calm most of the night but a major storm is lurking off the coastline. you can see the storm just putting itself together in the pacific. it will intensify just before hitting late tomorrow. winds will be very strong with gusts as high as 50 to 60 mph. a flash flood watch has also been posted for the enire bay area. showers will start tomorrow afternoon and then become heavy overnight. highs tomorrow will be in the 50s to low 60s. rain will continue

chief gary ashley/fremont fire dept. hourly thermal imaging showed no increase in temperature in the rear-mounted battery compartments. his vehicle destroyed, the driver managed managed to escape the fire suffering only minor injuries. he was transported to the hopsital for evaluation just the same.rob fladeboe/fremont "...neither police or firefighters could say whether the fire started as a result of the crash. in statement, tesla says it is aware of what happened and that the company is cooperating with the investigation. in fremont rob fladeboe ron4news (pam) tonight... cal-trans will start 'prep work' on a permanent fix for the richmond san- rafael bridge.. the repair work got pushed back because of last week's major storms.. crews installed an eight- foot steel plate as a temporary fix... after huge chunks of concrete started falling from the upper deck ... forcing the bridge to close. the permanent replacement project is planned for ten overnight work shifts... starting in earnest tomorrow. so preparations begin t

(ashley): california is preparing to see the president in court...both governor gavin newsom and attorney general xavier becerra say there is no emergency at the border and president trump does not have the authority to make this declaration)((xavier becerra - california attorney general)) "president trump got it right when he said, he didn't have to do this. mr. president, you shouldn't do this."the state attorney general and governor say they are analyzing the details of president trump's emergency declaration to figure out how this will impact california's funding and resources. limiting the flow of drugs bord part of the president's reasoning for the wall.. newsom earlier this week directed the national guard to redeploy troops to help with transnational drug crime.. ((newsom")) that is exactly the work that now is at risk because of this declaration of emergency. that irony is not lost or should not be lost on any californian."but the president says he knows the lawsuits are coming.."and we'll possibly get a bad ruling, and then we'll get anothe

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((ashley standup)) the governor announced he also replaced the head of the board overseeing the project.. that board is scheduled to meet next week. tag. coverage on the proposed changes to the high speed rail project tonight. while some are viewing the governor's comments as an abandonment of the project... proponents remain optimistic the route from san francisco to l-a will still be

((ashley)) dwr will conduct its next snow survey february 28. tag. weather in your neighborhood with the kron-4 mobile app. there you will find full forecasts...and an interactive radar. an interactive forecasts...and tag. february 28. survey its next snow will conduct its next snow survey february 28. tag. february 28. survey its next snow will conduct ((ashley)) dwr totals." will increase our totals." ((ashley)) dwr will conduct its next snow survey february 28. tag. (vicki) stay connected on the weather in your neighborhood with the kron-4 mobile app. there you will find full forecasts...and an interactive radar. you can also get push alerts on bay area storms. all with the kron-4 mobile app (vicki) victims of the camp fire in butte county .... protested today over this week's p-g-and-e's bankruptcy filing. a group of demonstrators gathered outside of the victims compensation board in sacramento. they are unhappy with p- g-and-e. the power company filed for bankruptcy protection... while facing billions of dollars in claims tied to a series of dea

it's a nightmare for those poor people ashley thank you, ashley webster. bite with the closing bell ringing in 29 minutes and the dow jones industrial is now up 83 points, we were up 209. president trump sees significant progress in those trade talks with china, so he extended the tariff deadline which was supposed to be this friday. he even thinks there will be a signing ceremony soon but is it it all bark and no bite? michael pillsbury is a trade advisor to team trump and he's here on a fox business exclusive on whether the president's trade deal with china will have that and the answer may have direct implications for your money and portfolio, "countdown" coming right back. this is decision tech. it's screening technology that helps you find a stock based on what's trending or an investing goal. it's real-time insights and information, in your own customized view of the market. it's smarter trading technology, for smarter trading decisions. and it's only from fidelity. open an account with no minimums today. liz: right this very moment president trump i

>> dana: ashley writes for huffington post. she said someone from texas, my mom is really mad at me for making fun at dana perino. she said she shouldn't make fun of you because you're a nice person. >> you deserve all of the abuse you're getting over this. you know, it's a sign of confirmation bias. a lot of people can't see what they're doing when they post things. i'm guilty of this. i think oh, this is a nice picture. my wife is like take it down. we're the worst judges -- >> dana: the thing is -- >> looks like pumpkin bread. >> dana: it was chili con queso. >> what did you make it in? >> a crock pot. >> how old is it? >> dana: it's a brand new pot. i got the recipe off the internet. >> jasper wouldn't eat that. >> dana: you know chili's the restaurant? it's supposedly their recipe. >> they're denying it. they're like the governor of

((ashley standup)) the governor announced he also replaced the head of the board overseeing the project.. that board is scheduled to meet next week. tag. (grant) (grant) the governor talked about a lot more than the high speed rail today.. including how he plans to tackle homelessness and address the bankruptcy filing of p-g-and-e. you can find more on our website at kron-4 dot com. (vicki) and while many view the governor's comments as abandoning the san francisco to los angeles stretch of high-speed rail, proponents remain optimistic it may still happen(grant) the bullet train was to arrive at san francisco's cal train station. that's where kron 4's dan kerman is live with

ashley zavala has more.th the department of water resources say they are encouraged with today's results with a state-wide snowpack at 100% average. (john pasch- dwr) "we've had some really dry years recently so it's really comforting to finally have an average year being 100%"the department of water resources credits winter storms in early january for the positive snow survey results.in the dwr's second survey of the season at phillips station... engineers recorded 50 inches of snow depth and 18 inches of snow water equivalent..that's double the snow pack from last month's survey.(john king- water engineer) we still have two more months to accumulate the typical maximum of snow accumulation." water engineers say the most snow is recorded in april's survey... engineers say thursdays results show the snow pack is already at 75% of april's average. (chris orrock- dwr) we're also getting a good storm in this weekend. we're going to see good precipitation and snow down to the lower levels that will increase our

come on up, ashley. parker poling, who we're very excited is serving as the executive director of the nrcc this cycle. i also have to note, parker is from saratoga county, which i represent in my district, so very excited to have her here today. cam savage, our brave male operative who is joining us on this panel. who has worked for some amazing women republican candidates that we have heard from earlier today. and ashlee strong, who is the former national spokeswoman and senior adviser to speaker paul ryan. give her a warm welcome. i just want to say, ashlee took a day off from skiing in montana to come back here, so we're very excited to have her. leisl, i'll turn it over to you. >> thank you, elise, and thank you for the opportunity to be here. this is terrific. and we're obviously so excited that you're taking this big challenge on. i mean, just right here at the civic success. great way to kick it off. congratulations. this is a killer panel of people. i'm very excited to moderate this. so first off

"((ashley)) lawmakers are set to consider audit requests in march. tag. next at six .... a new deal for america and it is all 'green' ... u.s. lawmakers pitching a plan for clean air, water and healthy food ... de back to our breaking news... all westbound lanes of the richmond san rafael bridge are shut down.... after pieces of concrete fell from the upper deck. there is no timetable for them to reopen... although crews are working on a temporary fix that ámayá be completed by later tonight. two lanes in the eastbound open... but traffic be a huge issue. continue to track the <"the green new deal points out the fact that the public is much more aware of the challenge that we face, and that is a good thing because public sentiment will help us pass the most bold ...initiatives,"> (pam) house speaker nancy pelosi talking today about the "green new deal..." a six - page resolution on issues related to america's role in global climate change... being championed by freshman congresswoman alexandria ocasio- cortez. the congresswoman ... alongside massachusetts senator ed marke

ashley: officials with the highway patrol say they haven't received a formal announcement on how they should handle this, but they did say drivers who think they were affected by this should be fine, as long as they carry some form of proof that they either tried to renew or did renew even though they don't have that temporary license.(nats) the d-m-v has yet to respond to our requests for comment. some legislators are now suggesting customers contact their area lawmaker makers for help with the issue. tag. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(grant) ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) thank you grant and vicki. here's what we are tracking for kron-4 news at six. the first in a series of storms arrives. right now we are seeing pockets of heavy downpours.. we're tracking how the latest round of rain will affect your weekend... through next week.(ken) a vehicle hit by a chunk of falling concrete. tonight at 6 we talk to the driver about the terrifying moment his car was damaged on the richmond-san rafael bridge. and learn what caused the dangerous problem.