for the past few days this usually tranquil city on the river an asiana has been hosting a festival to celebrate mollies vibrant musical culture it's one of the biggest annual music events on the continent but some even call not only the cradle of the balloons. and this is not just any party the festival in single promotes diversity in african culture including the two wiring culture in northern mali and beyond the. security for the roughly thirty thousand visitors is a big task for the organizers soldiers and police have a big presence at the festival. most malines just want to have a good time this event has been nicknamed the woodstock of africa with the main stage right on the banks of the river there is a gap there main idea behind this fourteenth festival on the news here is culture in resistance that means culture against the opposition to the spread of knowledge we are culture militants here we are dedicated to artistic development and we are carrying the torch of peace for. most of the crowd here knows the lyrics to their favorite songs by heart including songs by abbey plenty

settlement with a firefighter whose identity was leaked in connection with the death in a 20 # 13 asiana airlines crash. a live look at sfo where the crash happened. examiner reports attorneys for the firefighter argued one teenage crash victim died after being struck by two emergency vehicles responding to the crash. the girl had been ejected from the flame and was covered in firefighting foam. since then fire investigators concluded the girl was likely already dead but the suit accused the fire department of scapegoating and retaliation in leaking the name of one of the vehicle drivers. the city has agreed to settle the case for $250,000 citing the uncertainty with proceeding with litigation. >>> now a live look at capitol hill where we're expecting another busy day in d.c. you can expect to hear the word memo a lot of times again today. friday republicans released a memo alleging the fbi is abusing its authority and playing politics. democrats say that's not true ought all. democrats will push for a vote to release their memo which they say paints a more accurate picture of why the fb

some of the worst violence was in the ancient rakhine capital, from where our south asiana correspondent an head reports. jonathan: these old temples are all that is left of what was once a powerful buddhist kingdom. ey are a reminder to the rakhine people, now some of the poorest myanmar, of how far they have fallen. it is the sense of humiliating decline, a favorite theme of local politians, which has stirred up dangerous fear that the rakhine are beg squeezed -- on one side by the burmese state, and on the other by a massive muslim population. five years ago, they turned on their muslim neighbors. dozens died in this part of rakhine. many rohingya communities were completely destroyed. the survivors confined by the government to squalid camps. this was the start of a bitter ethnic conflict which led to the flight of 700,000 refugees to bangladesh last year. but their khine neighbors have little sympathy. they have their own complaints. they blame the government for their poverty. and they all have tales to tell of violent disputes with muslims. "we can't have them here," tsay . and ye

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argued one teenage crash victim died after being struck by two emergency vehicles responding to the asianarash. the girl was covered in firefighting foam. since then, investigators have concluded she was likely already killed but the suit accused the fire department of leaking the name of one the of the drivers. the city greed settle it for $250,000 citing the uncertainty in proceeding with litigation. >> we are getting our first inside looks. they likely sfarkd north bay firestorm. the city of be sanity rosa issued findings. investigators trace the source of the fire to arking power lines to strong winds two. we have uncovered some of the key findings. to see it, go online. >>> in san jose. someone was chasing a man and a woman in a car on saturday. she crashed and moments later someone walked up to the wreck and opened fire. >> sports served will be available for students and staff at an east bay high school today. the student died over the weekend. the student at freedom high school in oakley died. the school hasn't said how the student died but counsellors will be available for grievin

we are in asiana builders and dreamers and strivers and nation of- we are a builders and dreamers andivers and fighters. we have created 2.4 million jobs. that's unthinkable. but doesn't include all the things that are happening. the stock market has added more than eight billion dollars in new wealth. unemployment claims are at a 45-year low, which is something, after years of wage stagnation. we are finally seeing rising wages. african-american and hispanic unemployment have both reached the lowest levels ever recorded. that is something very, very special. when i made that statement the other night, there was zero movement from the democrats. they sat there, stone cold, no smile, no applause. you would have thought to that, on that one, they would have at least clapped a little bit. which tells you perhaps they would rather see us not do well then see our country do great. and that's not good. that's not good. we have to change that. as [applause] i said, we have eliminated more regulations in our first year than any administration has ever eliminated. that means for years, eight y

.>>> details into the deadly asiana airlines crash nearly 5 years ago.city has reach a $250,000 settlement in a lawsuit that claimed that a firefighter was wrongly blamed for the death of one of the victims. the suit alleged that the former san francisco firefighter became a sacrificial lamb for the department when a 16-year- old passenger was killed. the victim was covered in firefighting foam when she was run over by two trucks. the second was being driven by docket. >>> amtrak is blaming freight rail operator csx for the crash that killed two people and injured more than 100 others. the passenger train was diverted onto a side track just before it slammed into a cart, unmanned freight train. the president of amtrak said that csx is responsible for that section of the track. a gps-based system called positive train control could have prevented the rack. >> my goal is to find out what happened and why it happened. so we can prevent it from happening again.>> this was the third deadly rat involving amtrak in less than two months. -- rat involving amtrak

that she was being made a scapegoat for bigger failures in the rescue efforts after the crash of asianalight 214. three people died in the crash, including the teenager, and hundreds were injured. a spokesman for the city attorney's office said the settlement was reasonable given the facts of the case. now to our four zone forecast. taking a live look outside at s-f-o.kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here now with the forecast lawrence karnow: to was a cool and crisp day for parts of the bay area. sunshine ruled the skies with highs in the 50s to mid 60s. winds have calmed to a gentle breeze after a gusty night. bring a light coat if you're going out tonight. there will be plenty of stars and it will be chilly. doppler radar is still showing some rain in southern california as low pressure spins along the coast. on the satellite you can see another storm coming out of the gulf of alaska. it won't bring us any rain but we will see some clouds tomorrow. valentine's day will be partly cloudy and cooler with highs in the 50s to low 60s. more sunshine is expected on thursday a

that she was being made a scapegoat for bigger failures in the rescue efforts after the crash of asiana flight 214. three people died in the crash, including the teenager, and hundreds were injured. a spokesman for the city attorney's office said the settlement was reasonable given the facts of the case. (vicki) the state of california is suing san francisco for discrimination. the lawsuit claims that the city discriminated against a transgender woman by preventing her from using the woman's restroom in a city building. claiming an employee at the office of citizen complaints told the woman she could not use the restroom and then insulted her. the lawsuit is asking for money - also the development of a new training program for city employees. the city attorney's office has issued an apology to the woman. (steve) some bay area teachers are speaking out after they say they were sexual harassed by students. coming up: who they say is not supporting them through this painful process. (vicki) only a portion of a budget proposed by the white house will be covered with federal spending. coming

the suit claimed that she was wrongly blamed for the death of a teenage passenger in the asiana airlines crash at sfo. that happened in july of 2013. three people were killed, including a 16-year-old girl who was run over by a fire rig. firefighter elyse duckett was behind the wheel of one of the fire rigs, as reported, duckett claimed she was made a scapegoat dpor the death and claimed it was another rig that ran over the teen, not hers. duckett will receive $250,000 from the city to settle her suit. the board of supervisors still has to approve that settlement. >>> south san francisco police are on the lookout for a driver who hit one of their officers. this happened early yesterday morning as police investigated a theft at the walgreens in west borough square. they found the suspect in a vehicle at a nearby gas station. police were talking to him when the driver took off and hit an officer. the injuries were minor. investigators found the bmw later. it turned out to be stolen. >>> san francisco police are investigating a stabbing near mcdonald's on bay shore boulevard. officers got th

the suit claims that she was wrongly blamed for the death of a teenage passenger in the asiana airlinesrash at sfo. that happened in july of 2013. three people were killed, including a 16-year-old girl run over by a fire rig. the firefighter was behind the bheel of one of the fire rigs. as the iteam reported, she claimed it was another rig that ran over the teenager, not hers. ducketh will receive $250,000 to settle her suit. the board of supervisors still has to approve the settlement. >>> early yesterday morning as police investigated a theft at the walgreens in west borough square, they found the suspect in a vehicle at a nearby gas station. police were talking to him when that driver took off and hit the officer. investigators found the bmw later and it turned out to be stolen. san francisco police investigating a stabbing near mcdonald's ab bay shore boulevard. officers found a man was stabbed in the neck. he was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. no one in custody but a possible suspect may have fled down oakdale avenue. >>> a 5-year-old girl is recovering from

settlement with a firefighter whose identity was leaked in connection with the death in the 2013 asiana airlines crash. a live look at sfo where the crash happened. examiner reports attorneys for the firefighter argued one teenage crash victim died after being struck by two emergency vehicles responding to the crash. that girl had been ejected from the plane and was covered in firefighting foam. since then investigators have concluded the girl was likely already dead, but the suit accused the fire department of scapegoating and retaliation in leaking the name of one of the vehicle drivers. the city has tentatively agreed to settle that case for $250,000, citing the uncertainty in proceeding with litigation. >>> developing this morning, investigators are zeroing in on the cause of yesterday's deadly train crash when an amtrak collided with a freight train in south carolina. they now believe a locked track switch diverted the amtrak on to the sidetrack where that freight train was parked. the engineer and conductor both died. more than 100 passengers were injured. some of those passengers

claimed she was being made a scapegoat for larger failures in the rescue efforts after the crash of asianathe crash. hundreds more were hurt... when the plane slammed into a seawall at the end of a runway. ( james ) in the north bay... five people are now facing murder charges... after a deadly home invasion robbery. four of the five were in court yesterday... they did not enter pleas. a fifth suspect -- amber hembree -- is still on the run. last thursday... 54-year old jose luis torres was shot and killed in his santa rosa home. investigators say his wife and son were tied up... and their faces were covered in duct tape. authorities say it appears the robbery was marijuana-related. ( james ) a former u-c berkeley student is suing southwest airlines. he says he was removed from a flight just because he spoke arabic. the incident happened back in april of 2016 but he just filed the lawsuit yesterday. he says he was sitting on the plane in los angeles getting ready to fly back to oakland. somebody heard him speaking arabic and told the flight crew. he says a southwest he says a southwest age

that she was being made a scapegoat for bigger failures in the rescue efforts after the crash of asianaght 214. three people died in the crash, including the teenager, and hundreds were injured. a spokesman for the city attorney's office said the settlement was reasonable given the facts of the case. (steve)another big story we're tracking tonight.a north bay school district has launched an indepth investigation after several teachers have come forward saying male students are sexually harassing them. (catherine)as kron four's terisa estacio reports, in one case, the teacher says, the high school students were sending her obscene emails and text messages during class. we want to warn you - some of the allegations are disturbing. terisa estacio reporting, marin countyone teacher who works here at tamalpais high school in mill valley says she has been afraid to speak up in the past, fearing retaliation. but she adds says she is talking now, the subject too important - listen in...."i have been touched more than once, i have had obscene phone calls, on my work and personal emails, some usi

. >>> and san francisco is paying out $250,000 to settle a lawsuit following the asiana crash nearly one of the victims. stay with us. traffic and weather in just a moment. >>> good morning, time now is 8:27. we're tracking delays all due to an earlier traffic alert, no longer in effect. but the slow downs still sticking around. this is the richmond, san rafael bridge toll plaza. this is where traffic is all tied up. it's backed up beyond maria bay parkway. it will close you close to an hour to go to sir francis drake boulevard. we had an accident, and an earlier bus fire along 101 near 580. traffic heading to the north bay, very slow stop and go. if you choose to use 37 as an alternate route. that is in the yellow. east shore freeway looking pretty good in the yellow. 25 minute ride from highway 4 to the macarthur maze. and stuck in the red at the toll plaza heading towards san francisco. >>> we have a beautiful start to ourday. taking a live look out. it is clear, just a little bit hazy, but that will burn off a little later in the day. right now in san francisco, 54 degrees. coole

claimed she was being made a scapegoat for larger failures in the rescue efforts after the crash of asiana flight 214. the teen and two other people died in the crash. hundreds more were hurt... when the plane slammed into a seawall at the end of a runway. ( darya )( darya ) a handful of middle school students were rushed to the hospital after getting sick when they ate marijuana edibles. it happened at james lick middle school in the city's noe valley neighborhood. its not clear if the edibles were the reason the students got sick. the school district notified parents incase their kids start showing more severe symptoms. the symptoms include vomiting and nausea. poison control and information from the hospital will be used to determine what exactly caused these kids to get sick. ( darya ) in the north bay... five people are now facing murder charges... after a deadly home invasion robbery. four of the five were in court yesterday... they did not enter pleas. a fifth suspect -- amber hembree -- is still on the run. last thursday... 54-year old jose luis torres was shot and killed in his sa

children some asiana air as 12 are being banned from driving before they even legal of two drive —— childrenough a window. window, we couldn't touch him. we couldn't touch him, we couldn't see him, it was a rural thing. distraught sister is describing the agony of losing their 15—year—old brother in a fatal car crash. darnell harte was killed alongside two other children and two men. they we re two other children and two men. they were passengers in a stolen car which hit a tree at high speed in leeds last november. a 15—year—old boy was jailed for a.5 years for dangerous driving but he's far from alone in being an underage driver.|j was putting people in danger and their lives matter to other people's families. mike started driving on the streets of bradford and 16, he and his friends used to hire a car to ta ke and his friends used to hire a car to take out onto the roads. if there a group of us, we will all chip in and we'll let an older person know we wa nt and we'll let an older person know we want a car and they will get a carfrom we want a car and they will get a car from someone we w