i yield back. >> the gentleman yields back. seeing that there are no further members wishing to ask questions, we thank you all so much for the testimony you have given today. as we conclude i have two more submissions for the record. the opening statement of our ranking member, frank pallone in an op-ed that i wrote this week that was printed. without objection, so ordered. pursuant to committee rules, i remind members that they have 10 business days to submit additional questions for the record and they asked if they do come the net into you that you answer those questions within 10 business days. seeing no further business to come before the committee and the fact that we are now being called to the floor for a vote, i had during the subcommittee so ordered. thank you. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> coming appear on c-span two come in the united kingdom is part of the debate, in a no-win for young written debate on the floor house of commons. >> obviously going to defend ourselves against nuclear nort

in the meantime we will be back on the cw at 10, and back here on cbs-3 coming up at 11:00, we will checkverything out we have got fun stuff in store for you tonight at 10 and 11. tune back in as we keep you up to dayton what is coming up with the eagles. here new from new york it is "cbs evening news" and jeff glor we will see you later tonight. captioning sponsored by cbs >> glor: a deadly collision. an amtrak train carrying dozens of republican members of congress slams into a truck at a crossing. we are on the scene. >> it seems to have been a horrible, horrible accident. >> glor: also tonight, four days before the super bowl, fears that the catch of the game could be the flu. he was in the spotlight at the state of the union. now a north korean defector tells his story to david martin. a killer whale's dead-on impression. >> hello! >> glor: will an electric hog fly? and just outside d.c., footprints from b.c.. >> reporter: that could be a dinosaur track on there? >> yeah. even from

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he is going back to work.t out to lauren johnson to explain, lauren. >> reporter: i know you think you come from a big family but imagine this gary miller has 19 were thers and sisters all of the same mom and dad and because of this he has learned to love people, that is what brought him here to the frank for transportation center back in 2003, fast forward, 15 years later and he is still here but not without incident. eighteen monthsing he and his wife were running in mayfair, she stopped after 8 miles, headed into the area he was hit and left for dead. unconscious from a concussion, broke more bones in his body then we can name. the injuries change his life forever, yet he is still not angry with the man who is responsible. >> the gay that hit me, i pray for him. d.a. asked me do you want to speak. i said i just want to put it behind me. she said exact same thing that officer did pray for this guy. >> thirty-five year-old jeffery fickle was sentenced to five to 12 years behind bars for that hit and run. poli

if you fight back -- >> sir -- >> you fight back, john, you fight back, oh, it's obstruction.here's the thing. i hope so. >> the president's counterpuncher, always fights back, but how does the counsel look at that statement? >> hopefully with bewilderment, and say obstruction of justice is not about fighting back, but more than that. it's not about using the press or your own means to say i'm innocent, i've done nothing wrong of the it's different if you fight dirty. if you try to hit below the belt of the justice department trying to take out the people who are investigating you, undermine the investigation, trying to ensure the investigation stops before they uncover what it is they are looking for, whatever it may be. fighting back is a term used against him, but there's a shifting timeline. he'd like to say he's fighting back, now that the reports are out, but the fighting back that mueller's looking at dates back to when perhaps he fired comey. he was not fighting back. he was trying to fire and stop justice, perhaps. >> you know, the "washington post" as you saw reporte

thirty three minutes i was to come back on. shortly afterwards completive midfield of the young who else conceded a clear penalty and fuko converted the equaliser from the spot without paul. i know that weren't done yet i'm a very much in the ascendancy midway through the second period fuko completed his hat trick how numbers don't come back. three two it finished with two cook very much the man of the moment. she's taking the place among which load as well it's obviously great for me to get that straight and that today it was really important to score three because it gets a foothold in the first half through that so we've got the belief that we can get something done and shamu the stingo on the come the she was good hung over up to tenth with the european football becoming a definite possibility. the first one as they had trick for hand-overs nicholas full crew congrats to him it's time for our match day eighteen round up and we start braman visitors hoffenheim and you'll be in august having been consistent at all this season

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most gets through, fire back at the militia that gathers here and they fire in unison back. you have what is commonly called the running battle. from this location back to charlesville, you have the battle that will take place. the end of the day, 700 soldiers make their way back to lexington and 1500 sent by thomas gage will gather with very panicky soldiers at this location. meantime, the colonial soldiers gather in force and strength and they're 2200 strong. the battle that will take place from this point all the way back to boston will claim the lives of at least 300 british soldiers killed, wounded and missing, whereas the colonial forces have only about 93 killed, wounded or missing. this is the beginning of the siege of boston and beginning of the american revolution. because of the bloodshed that took place on both sides, because the americans, colonials, were ordered to fire in at the british and because the british broke and ran, this is considered the beginning of the american revolution. it's not for another year we declare our independence in 1776. obviously, te

in the back of the grammys in the back of the head segment might have got a big laugh at the grammys but not everyone found it funny the u.s. ambassador to the united nations nikki haley tweeted that she'd always likes the grammys but reading fire in fury killed it for don't ruin great music with trash she said and is from the president's son downloaded trunk jr. getting to read a fake news book excerpt at the grammys seems like a great consolation prize for losing the presidency. all right the day is nearly done but as ever the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter either at news or you can write directly to me t.v. don't forget to use that hash tag today and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see that everybody. knows. how wonderful you know surely things. before would happen if they want to learn more snow on. the climate would go haywire. a horror scenario alone without snow on to our own to do next d w. daily basis going to his rescue people from the mediterranean sea. oh they're playing into the hands of people smuggle

on the back of the head. dress like you are in the roller derby match, all right, we're on haddon avenue knew, i would say that is a main drag and we're on the corner of soy avenue, right by the westmont high speed line station, a heavy trafficked area for morning commuters. i have my photographer safely in the softer snow which i recommended last night and notice on the sidewalk, lots of footprints next to the sidewalk, in the glazed over snow, which is a little softer because it warmed up a bit to the upper 20's here. but this sidewalk, which i will demonstrate for you, this is the falling part, it is slopes you cannot, you have to walk like you are the robot on lost in space. you move your fingers. they say walk like a penguin or duck, now this was shoveled , that is the problem. you get credit for clearing your sidewalk but now it is more dangerous, it is almost better if you didn't clear your sidewalk, streets are pretty rough too. i drove in cinnaminson my car spun around going 3 miles an hour. by the w

we are back on cw philly at 10 and back here at 11:00.ening news" from new york city, here's jeff glor. captioning sponsored by cbs >> glor: the number two at the f.b.i. is out. mccabe was in president's crosshairs. but... >> the president wasn't part of this decision-making process. >> glor: also tonight a track fitness is tipping off the enemy. >> it took us a second to gather information that should not be publicly available. >> glor: turning a life-saving vehicle enter a deadry weapon. >> you're not going to know that the ambulance coming toward you is a real one or a fake one. [coughing]. >> glor: the flu forces more schools to shut down. >> this year it really is unprecedented. >> glor: the cleveland indians are dropping their controversial logo. and in chicago, a friendly confrontation between an officer and a gentleman.

welcome back. new this morning, vice president mike pence started his visit to israel today saying it is an honor to be in israel's capital, jerusalem. the president thanked president trump pr the historic recognition of jerusalem. the u.s. will open the embassy in jerusalem next year which is ahead of earlier announced plans. he is urging palestinians to return to the negotiation table but they say the u.s. cannot be trusted. >>> the state will start issuing the new real i.d. cards to require more secure identification. starting in 2020, you will need the new i.d. to get on a plane, if you don't have one, you can use your pass port as well. you still have plenty of time to get the i.d. >> there is no need to rush into the office. until 2020, a valid driver's license or i.d. card can be used for boarding flights or entering military facilities. >> to apply, you have to go to the dmv, bring an identifying document like a birth certificate, something verifying your social security number like a card

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- it's an extraordinary thing, and back when moynihan started saying that in the 1980s and 90s, he was saying it about specific, it was a repost to specific people trying to pretend that this isn't a fact, but it wasn't this endemic or pandemic problem. he was kind of joking at the time, and that was 25 years ago. we have gotten to this place through a variety of means that i spent 400 pages describing, not least of them the digital revolution of the last 20 years. - right. - that enabled people really, really, fervently to have their own facts and treat their own opinions as if they are facts. - well let's talk about that. so the technology revolution, the communications revolution, has really been one of two key, and from the book, one of two key drivers or enablers of fantasyland, as you characterize it. the internet is this wonderful place, this source of information, but it is also this sort of wild west, unregulated, unsupervised, unchaperoned frontier. - right. - where everything is equivalent to everything else if you choose for it to be. - exactly. we're both old enough to rem

i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what reason -- for other purposes the gentlelady from florida seek recognition? >> ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. miss cassor: -- ms. castor: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, last week the trump administration proposed opening up all of the coast of the united states of america to offshore oil drilling. this is a very risky proposition for my home state of florida. our economy depends on tourism, clean water, strong fishing economy, and we have a military mission line off of the west coast of florida that has to be protected from drilling. we're not that far removed from the b.p. deep water horizon disaster that caused loss of life. billions of dollars in economic damage. and significant environmental damage as well. why would we put our economy, our environment, our military missions at risk for such a risk

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(james)(will) welcome back. . >>> we are back. time now 6:45. here is some of the damage from the quake. all very light. this video out of safeway where you can see a few smile items knocked off the shelf when the 4.4 earthquake struck at 2:39 this morning in berkeley. no major damage and no reports of injury. >>> from the ground to the sky, rebecca is following the weather. yesterday no rain but today not so much. >> scattered showers around the bay area and the trend we'll see typically through the rest of today so have umbrellas handy and that's for sure. storm tracker 4 radar showing us exactly where the rain fall is happening now. we're seeing the bulk in the north bay and san francisco peninsula zone and right now seeing it finally arrive in the east basoyou're not in the clearing just yet. some passing through hayward and 237, 885, 580 that entire corridor under wet weather conditions and moving further east. all of the rain showers heading towards your direction towards that livermore, dublin interchange where 580 and 608 connect and kee

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it's now happening in real life. >> are a new series is pulling back the curtain, sending adults back to school. deborah roberts has this for you. >> reporter: one high school. >> i don't think adults really get how hard it is to be a teenager right now. >> reporter: seven new students, one big secret. >> would you be willing to go back to high school undercover to find out what teens are facing today? >> reporter: did any of you find yourself for a moment thinking what the heck am i doing here? >> yes. >> reporter: these young-looking 20-somethings went undercover in topeka, kansas. they're all part of a&e's new docuseries, undercover high, which sheds light on challenges teens today are sexuality, social media and bullying. they thought they were being filmed for a report on high school life. only a few administrators knew the truth. they transformed themselves physically. >> the term brace face comes to mind. >> new cell phones with a new social media profile. >> reporter: and virtually to better fit the part. >> it's harder to be a student today. now you have what kind of social m

we're back. welcome back.rom tune-yards is coming bup first earlier tonight this network, abc, treated us to a fourth installment of their possible std transmission show "the bachelor." [ laughter ] i have to say i've been watching but i think i hate the show. i really think i hate it. i don't like it. [ laughter ] there's a lot of screaming tonight. not angry screaming. happy screaming. the women on this show scream -- they scream when they find out they're going to lake tahoe. they scream when they get to lake tahoe. they scream had they get into the house in lake tahoe. they scream when they get in the hot tub. everywhere they go. it's like a wedding dress clearance sale at philene's basement. screaming all the time. the big reveal tonight was w wh bekah m. -- how many bekahs are there? okay, two. bekah m. finally spilled the beans about her age. ari is 36. she's 22. i got suspicious when i saw her drinking wine out of a sippy cup. [ laughter ] but the rest of the focus tonight was on krystal, who has emerg

that was out of the blue. >> pull back to stop.special forces attacked the taliban that were armed with tanks and artillery. they called in air strikes if possible but often fought the enemy in close combat. why send in so few soldiers. >> the afghans traditionally, the only thing they hate more than fighting with each other is foreigners and nothing brings them together like a foreign presence. chris: in 49 day it is taliban regime felt, 49 days. how accomplishment is that? for most americans this is the first time to have heard this. >> we have been very busy. chris: one of the few markers of the campaign 16-foot statute of soldier near new york's ground zero. now there is a movie to tell the story of the 12 men teams of americans that struck back after 9/11. >> we were able to take down regime and drive al-qaeda back into under their logs. it's a symbol of what america can do, it's a symbol of what america did dare attack us. chris: i asked general how accurate the movie is, he said, while there is some hollywood in it, you get

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back home was here. struggle i think that as i grew older and began to understand part of the idea of struggle, i think of the struggles that i went through were dwarfed by that moment in history. and how they had the resilience to work through that and then come back and literally plant roots here in the valley in our farm. my parents did not talk about it. my dad was this traditional stoic farmer, hardly said anything. my grandmother who lived with us only spoke japanese and my japanese wasn't very good but they wouldn't talk about it. i think it's because had he carried within them a kind of a shame, a guilt that's embedded whether he you're accused of being something that you're not. so as a writer, i began to try to probe into this, ask questions, read more about it, talk to other families and gradually and it took time, gradually i began to hear a story here from my father, a story there from my mom. my dad would talk about when we were runs burning some wood from dead trees, he said, let me tell y

it's good to be back. do you believe that donald trump is a president that the american people can be proud of? yeah, i mean listen, we're in a polarised country, so certainly 40—60% of the people are not going to like the president at any given time, i think that's been true unfortunately for the last 30 years. but yeah, if you look at the diagnostics of what's going on in the last year in terms of the economic growth, the wage increases, the fact that he's tackling, or at least handling, are adverse areas, and trying to build strong alliances with our allies, i think yes. there's a lot to be proud of. we'll talk economy and foreign policy, but i want to begin with the style and tone of this presidency. arguably the most important job in the world. do you believe that he is handling it in the right way? you have to remember, go back to the campaign, the candidate then was front of 17 other potential candidates and the constant remark... i don't want you to go back to the campaign, what happens... i think

the eagles never turned back.y put up a total of 38 unanswered points, decimating the vikings 38-7 to become nfc champions. earlier in the day, though, it was the pats and tom brady's injured thumb against the jacksonville jaguars despite an early pats field goal. jacksonville blake portals fended off the new england defense giving his team a 14-10 lead at the end of the half. not before this scary moment for new england, though. star tight end gronkowski gets leveled by jacksonville safety in a helmet to helmet hit. he gets up kind of wobbly. he heads to the locker room. he left the game with a concussion. in the 4th, pats down by 10. he connected with amendola with two touchdown passes to complete the unlikely come back there. patriots end up winning 24-20, becoming the first nfl team ever to come back from double digit deficit in the fourth quarter of an afc title game. it is another notch on tom brady's belt who now heads to his eighth super bowl, looking for a 6th title. super bowl lii will be right here on n

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back. you can survive a horse race people here say but you can't survive your own death danger always rides with you. cheryl and cheryl and back at the racetrack cheryl is training for the next big race on the neighboring island. this is often belong to richer families they let child jockeys ride them and then claim the winnings. sheryl gets a wage for every race horses are semi wild and hard to control without a saddle all right. if a horse runs in a straight line it means the boys can control it and that's how long we have to train for. we can go to the race before the ox and definitely not to. this bend is always the hairiest part sheryl's horse nearly hit the fence at full tilt it was so fast even our camera couldn't catch it on the homestretch the horse bolts again cheryl can hardly stay on. a little bit not. ok in a lot of a lot of the folks in the post that make up that was i am going to say what that will be a lot but. the big day is coming closer the rice on somebody it's their las

you don't want back to back systems which could cause issues.tem. >> thanks, steve. >>> time now is 5:16. the storm steve is telling us about is a reminder of last year's storms. and now we are back in the low lying areas where people will be busy watching the skies. >> reporter: you bet you. we are in the low lying areas that were affected by the floods in coyote creek. this storm is once again filling coyote creek and people are hoping that there is not a repeat of the floods of february last year. the ground was saturated and the water in coyote creek jumps the banks and prompted the evacuation of thousands of residents and caused millions of dollars in damages. the city failed to anticipate the likelihood of the flood but did respond well to the after math. there are berms built up along the creek to avoid the flooding. san jose mayor says the city has worked diligently to prepare for this year's storms. we will have more coming up this morning from the mayor and we will learn more about what the city has done to prep for the storms. people

liz: welcome back. the homeland security inspector general finding that president obama's immigration and customs enforcement, that's ice, was not screening illegal immigrants who were detained for terrorist ties. now between 2013 and 2015, there were 142 cases of illegal immigrants here in the u.s. who were detained as known or suspected terrorists. inspector general looked at 40 of those cases and found problems in all of them. nearly half were missing background checks. no hard copy of their terrorist ties in case files. let's bring up fox news political analyst and democratic strategist wendy. your reaction. >> well, you know what? interestingly enough, i don't necessarily fault entirely the obama administration for that. i know that there's some incompetent employees who didn't properly do their job. the only reason why i don't say i fault the obama administration entirely is because they deported more people, undocumented immigrants than any other administration in history. this is what i do know.

back in a minute >>> welcome back to "squawk on the street."he last bit of breaking news for the week in the form of november, business inventories expected up .4%. it arrived at .4%. exactly as expected, the down .1% from last month stays unrevised. for the year, even though we have one month left, the high water mark is still august, up .6, and down .2 from april is the other extreme. looking good on inventories and the more inventories you have, the more gdp you have. back to you. >> thank you very much morning, everybody welcome back to "squawk on the street." i'm sk sk with kelly evans, david faber at post 9 of the new york stock exchange. buying continues dow up 161 record highs for the dow s&p, as we watch cpi, retail sales, fed speak, the banks our road map begins with the banks and jpmorgan and wells out with earnings. >> plus, facebook getting hammered after it announces a major change to its new feed >> and presidential profanity. leaks comments causing a stir. we'll go live to washington for the latest >> as we said, a big morning f

baggage claim was backed up. a traveler estimated 500 pieces of luggage had been piled up in one area. the baggage situation is a little bit better now. one woman was telling us that she had to wait for five hours for her baggage. that was after getting her flight situated after a flight was canceled. then she arrived here. but then had to wait five hours for her baggage. >> tough times for those passengers. hope they get that cleaned up soon. katherine creag live in new york for us. thanks so much. >>> 5:17. we have a few more school loudoun county and frederick county in virginia decided to close schools today. >>> two ships collided in a fiery wreckage over the weekend. >> this is still very much a developing situation. it happened saturday. take a look at the footage of the aftermath there. look at all that black smoke and the flames there. a u.s. navy plane joined up with south korean search and rescue crews looking for survivors. most on board were iranian. it was on the way to south korea. >>> president tr

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well you back over see that what piqued your interest in that little lot well firstly getting back with a bang not by and leverkusen game last friday night for goes and it's always good season goes when you're just coming out of the winter break sort of blow away the cobwebs a bit but also as we as you just said crack between minds no one really expects about to be quite so exciting. want to weigh all season taking it to go late how to reeling them back in with nickels full crude scoring a hat trick that really good game in that one and we also saw hoffenheim dropping points in the battle for european places athens as well one of the goals of the season with nicklaus stock of hezbollah and putting through his arnette to give a win if you didn't see that one live i definitely recommend that you check in with the bundesliga on the twenty three sixteen u.t.c. it's all that and that's just touch and hoffenheim them because they slipped up with that tool what do you think it's going to mean and for that to see if one of the top four spots i think they're really going to struggle you know the

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gee. >> good to be back. >> welcome. >> freezing cold. minneapolis, fridge dollars cold, i have to same, coming back from minneapolis, this actually feels really nice, and of course jim in singapore >> my goodness, yes, i was thinking about you, because it was so freezing cold. even not just the last couple of days but the last week, brutal stuff. now thawing out. but here is the problem. take a lock at the current temperature, just shot outside one of the many neighborhood network cameras, things are little icy, anything that fell yesterday, have had a chance to just slick end up. so tough to tell at this hour of the morning when the sun's not up. but look off in the distance, just to the right of the temperature reading there, that road surface looks like there is a smidge after sheen to it, anything that looks like it may just be damp, you have got to expect it could have frozen over from yesterday. now the precipitation is long gone. but the temperatures haven't had a chance at this point to rebound. so here's where you currently stan

um we have staff for tomorrow backed up and back up so we can have help.t's going to be like super bowl all over again so busy. >> chicken is easy part for them. getting ahead on the sides fans have to have for their watch parties. >> our dips, celery and carrots for the family packs. um, fries we got to do blanche in so we can fries -- enough fries for, um, the orders and stuff. >> over at lee's hoagie house on castor avenue -- >> i have some pre orders for tomorrow already. hoagie trace, cheesesteaks, um, salads and wings. >> reporter: owner john connell says his family owned and run business has been around for 65 years. so they're pros at the fan demand. >> we'll be in here tomorrow morning cutting, preparing for the day, taking orders all day long. hopefully before the game, half time and when the eagles win after that. >> reporter: food sales are only half the battle though when it comes to this game. even businesses are thinking about more than that. >> it's very big for us for the eagles. we hope the eagles get a win. >> reporter: i also stopped by

now back to "today." >>> we are back on this saturday morning.uary 27th, 2018. >> let's get a check of the headlines. a massive attack in afghanistan. >> deadly terror. a suicide bomber sets off a massive blast in kabul, afghanistan. the attacker posing as an ambulance driver. dozens dead. at least 140 wounded. taliban claiming responsibility. >>> speak no evil. >> i think it was a very, very successful trip. >> p president trump returning home from davos, switzerland refusing to answer questions he wanted to fire robert mueller only backing down when the white house counsel threatened to quit. >>> a harally overnight at michigan state university. the athletics director stepping down days after the school's former dr. larry nassar was found guilty of an abusing young women there and as team doctor for usa gymnastics. all six members of the u.s. board resigning as well. >>> and paris under water. the river should peak at 20 feet after heavy rain. >>> and roger that. tennis great roger federer advancing to the finals after the opponent was forced t

now it's back again where it was. we've dialed out a hike, put it back in.ext year looking for 2.8% you can see that a little bit better let me show you one commentary we have which is out there there's another way. hurry up and we make mistakes. that's the story fed funds rate forecast, 2.2, 2.8. john roberts saying we believe that the fed may be forced to raise rates more rapidly than the market is currently anticipating due to accelerating economic conditions and the heeding of the economy. >> one tiny thing out there yesterday with the selloff was a few people worrying there will be a rate hike this week >> yeah. i think there's -- >> chance, zero? >> chance zero, that's not the story. the story is this. we're going to work through this year scott wapner asked me a good question is the market way off sides on this fourth rate hike. the fourth rate hike probability is about 20% right now i don't think they're way off sides because before four has to come one, two, and three, right? so what that means is they're going to do one in march, the expectation is

back. >> our guest with us to talk about the this idea of temporary protected status program. when it comes to the groups of people including el salvador. if you want to ask questions about that you can do so on the phone line. for democrats. and republicans. and independence 2027488002. if you are a recipient or under this program and you want to give talk about your experience, it's 2027488003. the number to call. the white house is reaction to allow people time to get out of the country. how does that compare to other administrations? >> they have been generous on the time. they understand there's a hardship. one of the thips is u.s. has a major multi-billion dollar effort to help el salvador build rule of law. they have been violent and poor. we're trying to help the countries develop. these countries depend on the folks here. it's a generous amount of time. obviously even with 18 mornts if your life has been here 20 years that's not a lot hof time. >> those under tps are not technicall

people are back.e back until later but i think elementary schools and people taking winter break will be back next monday. enough to have a backup here at some point. this is interstate 880 north- and southbound. traffic is moving along well. no major issues on 880. it's unusual to have a commute to be so light. and even when there are accidents, and there have been, they do not cause a lot of slow traffic. the south bay commute shows most of the freeways clear. >>> we do have mostly cloudy skies. some areas are getting rain to the north and also in the santa cruz mountains. that looks to be the main focus today. some locations could easily get a half-inch. this rain has brought out the nudes for winter romance. that's good to know. g now. i always think of the movie aliens. this system is producing good rain. in the last 24 hours this been a half-inch, maybe three quarters of an inch. the initial band has gone through. those old little bit of rain in marin county picking up from the russian river and

the traffic back to 20/17 levels. looking good on the east shore freeway. 81 westbound from the carnegies bridge. traffic is moving along okay getting out to the toll plaza. there's a backup. it stretches for ten minutes. k ed up. no problems on 80, but 680 looks good. i think we went on a loop there. my mistake. the traffic continues to look pe 680 corridor through san ramon and 508 and into castro valley. a good start. 6:33. back to the desk. >>> san josee safing for a man who walked into a classroom -- are searching for a man who walked into a classroom at harker elementary. >> alli rasmus, you're in san jose. tell us about the surveillance video of this suspect, allie. >>reporter: we're going to show that surveillance video in a minute. this happened 6:30 yesterday morning as you mentioned hours before students were returning to class here at harker middle school. returning from the winter break. this is the private school here in san jose. san jose police released this surveillance video. again, they're hoping th

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eagles never turned back. they put up a total of 38 unanswered points, decimating the vikings 38-7 to become nfc championships. earlier it was the pats and tom brady's injured thumb against the jaguars. jackson blake defended off the new england defense giving his team 14-10 lead in the half. not before this scary moment for new england, though, star tight end gronkowski leaves the game request with a concussion. the pats down by 10. he would connect with danny amendola with two touchdown passes to complete the unlikely come back. patriots win 24-20 to become the first nfl team to come back from a double digit deficit in an afc title game. another notch on tom brady's belt who heads to the eighth super bowl for his 6th title. it will air here on february 4. >>> a volcano in papua new guinea is spewing ash and plumes of smoke in the air. islands have been evacuated since the volcano there began erupting january 5th. flights nearby being canceled and ships are being warned to stay away due to the ongoing threat.

now just 10 days until super bowl sunday and the players are back to work.ening i'm jessica dean. >>> i'm nicole brewer in for ukee washington. the bird were on the field in south fail this afternoon. lets get right out to leslie van arsdal at novacare complex with more, hi there leslie. >> hi there guys what you do before a big game like this is so, so important. they are trying to keep these guys focused. they are trying to keep things around here business as usual, and as you mentioned they were back at work today back at practice, they had team meetings earlier in the week but they are practicing with pad on, doug wants to get in tough, hard, practices and as if they were playing a game this weekend and, of course, they are not preparing for an ordinary game, it is super bowl and when you are fortunate enough to be playing in it everyone wants to be there with you have one wants a ticket, and that can pose a problem for the players. >> main thing is just tickets. trying to get hotel rooms. it it is pure chaos. it is not organized. personally i think it s

opened government gets back up, they will get all back pay.as the fwft is concerned, they are holding the entire country hostage for 800,000 illegal aliens. i have no problem with the need to be they separated and we need to have eople coming to our country to help our country, not depend on it. thank you very much. you have a fwrat day, sir. host: robert, how many government shutdowns did you go employee?s federal caller: three of them. host: what is the worst thing that happened during shutdown? of people whined and cried, the worst, i mean, happened last t one we had, they put the signs up in front of the world war ii memorial, there was no reason to do that. political stunt. nobody out there everyday them.aining or guarding so a lot of those kind of things a y say will happen in government shutdown, it depends guess ts to be meaner, i you would say, instead of going gar.g had is happening to you and you, to pit us against each other. needs to be two different bills. the military will be taken care of. i said, i was telling you about the us