the talk is all about the alta bates medical center in berkeley. this week sutter health confirmed a hospital closure, saying it could take up to ten years. those living in berkeley say that is not good enough. they want the facility to stay open. the plan is to close the hospital's inpatient and emergency services and shift them to a nearby expanded oakland campus. critics argue that alta bates provides much needed care for those in between vallejo and oakland. we spoke to the city's mayor earlier this afternoon.if this hospital closed it would mean that we are putting people's lives at risk. we are on a major earthquake fault we have thousands of students at the uc berkeley campus we cannot leave our community without a critical hospital. we can't make the east bay a hospital desert.(j.r.)city officials say they have reached out to other hospital operators about coming to the location but are focused on keeping alta bates there. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with meterologist lawrence karnow. (mabrisa rodriguez)area locations have

but are focused on keeping alta bates open. ( marty ) in san francisco... hundreds of people gathered for the aids memorial run at civic center plaza. hundreds more came out to cheer on the runners. the event ... is meant to remember those who died from aids ... and to reflect on the major progress that has been accomplished in the 28 years since the race was established. ( marty ) everyone is ready for the big game today. and as one of the most high- profile and densely-crowded events in the world ... (áááboxesááá)the host city of minneapolis is sparing no expense in security. in addition to ground patrols. there will be a blackhawk helicoptor patrolling the sky. they will enforce the no-fly zone, a 32-mile perimeter around the stadium.

the talk is all about the alta bates medical center in berkeley. this week sutter health confirmed a hospital closure, saying it could take up to ten years. those living in berkeley say that is not good enough. they want the facility to stay open. the plan is to close the hospital's inpatient and emergency services and shift them to a nearby expanded oakland campus. critics argue that alta bates provides much needed care for those in between vallejo and oakland. we spoke to the city's mayor earlier this afternoon.if this hospital closed it would mean that we are putting people's lives at risk. we are on a major earthquake fault we have thousands of students at the uc berkeley campus we cannot leave our community without a critical hospital. we can't make the east bay a hospital desert.(j.r.)city officials say they have reached out to other hospital operators about coming to the location but are focused on keeping alta bates there. (jrstone) the race for mayor is on.and hundreds of san francsico residents showed up to a forum today to hear from cand

so my grandmother's -- my nana's dad. >> seth: uh-huh. >> george bates.her william a.k.a. bill bates. >> seth: which is -- >> so they served, and i'm sorry if i'm going to get it wrong, from i think the mid' 40s until 1967. >> seth: that's crazy. so a crazy coincidence. but then you reached out to your nana today. >> oh, yes. >> seth: i'm a big fan of your nana. >> yes. you have a marblehead connection. >> seth: yes, your nana and my mother are from the same town in massachusetts. >> yes, we've been through this before. but they were in the same charity musical review. >> seth: yes. >> called -- >> seth: so there's a lot of coincidences. >> yeah. [ light laughter ] >> seth: but you -- you reached out to your nana to see if there's anything you wanted me to address to the congressman when he comes out next. >> yes, she had a few things. >> seth: okay, great. >> let me see. what did she tell me to tell you? be careful with his license plate. her dad had a special license plate that everyone in the town of salem, massachusetts -- yes, that one. >> seth: uh-h

michael bates was late yesterday and wasn't in the chamber to answer a question.e arrived, he shocked his colleagues. >> i'm thoroughly ashame at not being in my case, therefore i should be offering my resignation effective immediately. i do apologize. >> bates walked out of the chamber, but his resignation was short-lived. british prime minister theresa may refused to accept it. >>> still ahead the downsizing continues at sears. where the latest round of cuts hit the hardest for the struggling retail giant. fred would do anything for his daughter. well fred... ...good thing the front of this unicorn washed... ...the shirt with gain. because gain has the scent that puts the giddy in "giddyup!" with moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis? how do you chase what you love do what i did. ask your doctor about humira. it's proven to help relieve pain and protect joints from further irreversible damage in many adults. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. humira has been clinically studied for o

the new decision about whether to close alta bates in berkeley. man poses as a cop and sexually assaults a woman... now police think there may be more victims. ( robin ) and bart is testing a new program that could save you time and money. we'll tell you how it works. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) ( darya ) breaking news this morning ... a bart maintenance vehicle derails in the east bay.( james ) bart is expecting major delays during the morning commute. kron 4's lydia pantazas is live in fremont. lydia. bart is experiencing a major delay this morning on the fremont and warm springs lines in all directions, according to bart officials. the delay was reported at 4:01 a.m. and is due to a derailed maintenance vehicle in the south hayward area, bart officials said.area, bart officials said. further details were not immediately available. ( james ) thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya ) good morning i'm darya folsom..( james ) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... major

lord bates immediately walked out of the chamber.er had refused to accept his resignation. well, while we're on the subject of apologies, a brexit minister apologised to the mps following comments he made at question time on thursday. a conservative mp suggested to steve baker that treasury officials were trying to influence policy with negative economic projections. would my right honourable friend confirm that he heard said from central european research that officials in the treasury deliberately developed a model to share that all options and status remaining in view commissions were banned... i am sorry to say to my honourable colleague is essentially correct. —— colleague's account. civil servants are extraordinarily careful to uphold the impartiality of the civil service. well, overnight audio of what charles grant, the director of the centre for european research had said was released, and first thing friday, steve baker came to the commons to accept he'd got it wrong. yesterday i answered a question based on my honest recoll

a few hours later a spokesman for the prime minister says she rejected his resignation and bates was back on the job. but don't threat hlet it happen again. >> was this a ploy for sympathy? did he know she wasn't going to accept his resignation? everybody's like what a great guy. >> good riddance. >> i think lord bates will be on time from now on. >> don't take broadway anytime of day. >>> target begins same-day delivery service today. find out when it's coming to your town plus this. >>> plus we're with hall of famer, jerry rice or should i say second runner up to dancing with the hstars 2006. >> i liked you before. i don't like you right now. >> i know how he feels. >>> and remember to find us on facebook and twitter. my shoulders carry more than my country's pride they carry my community's pride my family's pride and pride in myself because shoulders were made for greatness not dandruff ♪ do you want clean, stain free dentures? try polident. the four in one cleaning system kills 99.99% of odor causing bacteria, cleans where brushing may miss. helps remove stains and prevent stain

the new decision about whether to close alta bates in berkeley.t delays due to earlier issues in hayward and oakland ( darya ) new this morning... in the east bay... the alta bates medical center in berkeley will stay open for at least the next 10 years. sutter health made the announcement yesterday. there had been rumors that the facility could close as soon as next year. those rumors led to protests outside of the hospital. there are still plans to close the facility eventually. sutter health says the closure is to avoid the cost of upgrading the building to meet the state's earthquake standards. when it closes it will merge with the summit medical center in oakland. ( darya ) here's a live look outside... at the bay bridge toll plaza. winners and losers is next with our financial expert rob black. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the t

others thought bates was kidding, but he wasn't.a spokesperson for the prime minister says that she rejected his resignation and bates is now back on the job. but don't let it happen again. >> she gave him a demerit. >> can you imagine? >> was this a ploy for sympathy? did he know she wasn't going to accept his resignation? everybody's like what a good guy. everybody started cheering. >> good riddance. >> well, i think lord bates will be on time from now on. >> don't take broadway anytime of day. >> good to know. >>> coming up -- target begins same-day delivery service today. find out when it's coming to your town, plus this. >>> coming up, we're with hall of famer jerry rice, or should i say second runner-up to "dancing with the stars" 2006. >> you had to hurt me. i liked you at first. i don't like you right now. >> i know how he feels. jerry, i know how you feel. >>> and remember to find us on facebook and twitter. you're watching "world news now." facebook and twitter. you're watching "world news now." my shoulders carry more the

the figure the markets have been waiting for with the bated breath us january inflation stronger than expected but stock markets haven't panicked just yet. also coming up ten years cut flower industries key to the economy there but it's facing increasing competition from neighboring ethiopia. and besides waves in storms baltic sea fishermen now have to contend with an up the follows their every human. race is your business update i'm helena humphrey in berlin good to have you with us in the u.s. a stronger than expected inflation data set wall street stocks mostly down consumer prices well haul five percent in january driven by higher closing costs and the spike in the cost of car insurance the annual rate held steady at two point one percent still equities aren't going crazy with a pool retail sales report going some way to offset those inflation fears. so let's bring in our financial course want to see fisherman who is in new york for us good to see you sir if you bring us up to date with the latest on how the markets have digested this data. yeah well hellenized seems like the mark

i think about it's have been waiting for with bated breath you way it's january inflation is stronger than expected but stock markets haven't panicked yet. investors pledged billions more to rebuild iraq but it's nowhere near enough as donor fatigue makes its mom. dad most of asia is on the move trying to get home for the tet festival. i'm good for school and let's do business stronger than expected inflation to resent us stocks mostly down consumer prices were hoffer percent op in january driven by higher closing costs of a spike in the cost of car insurance the annual rate held steady at two point one percent equities are going crazy with the retail sales report going some way to offset inflation fees. let's bring in all the bots our financial correspondent in frankfurt well i can see the european reaction to that economic data right behind you. that's right and it's an astonishing reaction you just said that the retail sales in the united states being a bit slower mitigated the effect of the inflation but you know everybody was staring so decidedly and waiting so intensely and anxi

critical finish from the austrian midfielder running braman a crucial three points in knesset viable bates. let's go to the winter olympics now in south korea where wind and cold are the dominating factors in the mountains on days for a u.s. no border jamie anderson managing to defend her title in the women's slopestyle event a major accomplishment considering the very tough conditions indoors on the ice at the team figure skating finals favorites team cow that held their nerve and one gold patrick chan coming up big lining to huge jumps in his free standing routine chan will have another shot of gold in the individual event this canadian team mates tessa virtue and scott moir scored well on the ice dancing proportion as canada secured their spot atop the podium a silver medal went to a team of russian athletes the u.s. to france. well don't forget you can always get news on the go just download our app from google player from the apple store and that will give you access to all the latest news and information from around the world this was push notifications for any breaking news you can

evan bates and madison are on team usa. they will be on the ice together.ggie. i assume you have one in the swag bag? >> yes. >> have you rocked in around the village? >> yes. >> yours is huge. >> i got a woman's? >> i didn't realize it until we got tottenvil tho the village. it fit me perfectly. >> i got a women's medium. one of these is yours. >> you finished eighth in sochi. the next year, you win the world championship. how do we feel about our chances in pyeongchang? >> wonderful. we are so excited to be here. the top three american teams have been in close contention all season long. we feel we have a good chance for a medal. >> you have been dancing together since 2011. a little birdie told me last year you started to see each other off the ice as well. how did that come about? >> well, i pretty much told maddie i loved her. >> oh, my. >> that's what happened wit. we had known each other for more than ten years. we went on a date for her 16th birthday nine years ago. here we are so many years later skating together and going to the olympics together.

they're going to weigh in to the last minute so we have to wait and see if there will be waiting with bated breath to craft harrington thank you so much for joining us and keeping us up to date as as mine. well judges that the vast of all are still deliberating but i got a letter or any later today they will have decided who gets the golden and the silver bear awards for this year's best films well nineteen pictures are in the running and the stakes are high last year's winner has been nominated for a best foreign language felon oscar here's a look at some of the movies that have made a splash. the stars on the red carpet have been at the heart of the berlin ali for ten days. but now all eyes are on these six experts the international jury around president tom tech they only have a few hours left now to decide who gets the bears. this film from the philippines has the not for many critics season of the devil is a tale of torture and of the marcos dictatorship it's four hours long it's in black and white and it's a musical some it's art for others a provocation. everyone seems to be talking

decision so they're going to be in to the last minute so we have to wait and see so we'll be waiting with bated breath to craft harrington thank you so much for joining us and keeping us up to date as much. football there with a look at all of the results so far from much state twenty four hoffenheim drew with freiburg gladbach got the better of how to beat frankfurt by in munich split the points that had to kick me off the brain and bottle hamburg and on sunday leverkusen lock horns with shellac life they could take on cologne on monday then dortmund faith broke on on friday night mind drew with vosburgh. and it's a war day at the bed in the brady not i and everybody is watching to find days which movie will win the prestigious golds and bear for the latest we're going to cross over now to my colleagues down at the red carpet at my at schrader and rocks for a while guys ten days countless hours of movies some good some bad what were your personal worst moments and your personal highlight. well get those could see right behind us the red carpet now the stars of various film so shown here and th

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positions in these reforms they are not really possible so in brussels one has been waiting really with bated breath for this to happen and in fact anglo american will be meeting major european union politicians tomorrow in other words it seems that this european angle is already picking up speed immediately to give these political correspondent hans there in front of the c.d.u. party headquarters where we are awaiting for party leaders to come out and make a statement about this a breakthrough in reaching an agreement on a coalition government on thank you will be talking till about later. well despite this very important breakthrough of the two sides have another hurdle before this deal is actually sealed any agreement for another grand coalition must receive the blessing of the rank and file members of the social democrats so germany must wait until that party vote expected to take three weeks for an end to months of political uncertainty. angela merkel's fate is in their hands the four hundred sixty thousand members could block another grand coalition between maque of conservatives and th

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. ♪ >> that's 69-year-old kathy bates doing her best bruno mars.he'll face off against tone bell on thursday. ♪ >> i finally have an answer when somebody asks me which is always what's your favorite lsd moment ever. it is you on that stage. >> finally danica patrick and aaron rogers take their relationship into the fast lane at the da to in a 500. the green bay packers quarterback wasn't shy of smooching his girl before she hit the nascar track for a final time. the 35-year-old got caught up in a crash and didn't finish. >> thankfully she is okay. she still has one race left. she'll officially retire from racing in may after the indy 500. good luck to her. >> still ahead -- >> i'm not really mother hen. >> counting down to kelly clarkson's voice debut. inside her secret strategy. >> she definitely will go for the throat. >> then -- >> "e.t." with anna faris on the set of the new "over board." what the original stars think of set of the new "over board." what the original stars think of the (clucking noises) everyone wants to be the cadbury bunny be

on adeleine street in berkeley where the community discussed the proposed changes coming to al ta bates center. suter health plans to relocate alta bates' acute care services to oakland several miles away to the meet state earthquake regulations. state senator nancy skinner said 40,000 people will be put in danger. >> minutes matter. you have a heart attack, you have a stroke, minutes platter. so if it's that much further that the ambulance has to take you, then we can have an increase in deaths. nobody wants that. >> affected services will also include labor and delivery as well as infant intensive care. suter says it is conducting a thoughtful we ru of emergency services to ensure that the affected people have good access. time 9:08. a senior citizen died while crossing the street in the union city. the crash was at mission boulevard and lafayette avenue. police say a large box truck hit the man just before 11:00 yesterday morning. the driver stayed at the scene and is cooperating with police. >>> a new report says pg&e power lines started two small fires during the north bay wildfire

roberts campus on adelaide street in berkeley where the community discussed changes coming to alta bates medical center. center health plans to relocate acute care services to oakland a few miles away to meet earthquake regulatons. state senator nancy skinner said about 450,000 people will be put in danger. >> minutes matter. you have a heart attack, you have a stroke. minutes matter. so if it's that much further that the ambulance has to take you, then we can have an increase in deaths. nobody wants that. >> affected services will include labor and delivery and infant intensive care. sutter says it's conducting a thoughtful review of emergency services to ensure affected people have good access. >>> a senior citizen died today when he was hit by a car while crossing the street. abc 7 news was in union city at the intersection of the crash on mission boulevard and lafayette avenue. police tonight say a large box truck hit the man just before 11:00 a.m. the driver stayed at the scene and is cooperating with police. >>> thieves snatched four laptops from customers at a popular coffee shop

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lord michael bates a treasury minister was late arriving to parliament. a question. did he beat himself up or got it. lord gates was so upset about his minor transgression, he up and quit in disgrace. >> i always believed we should rise to the highest possible standards of courtesy and respect. this morning, on behalf of the government the legitimate questions of the legislature, i'm thoroughly ashamed of not being in my place. and therefore, i should be offering my resignation. immediately. i do apologize. >> buddy, don't beat yourself up. lord michael bates walked out of the chamber in shame. as his colleagues tried to coax him back in. eventually, the prime minister had to step in. theresa may put out a statement, his resignation was refused. as it was judged, it was unnecessary. >> let me tell you if i had to resign in disgrace ever time i was late, i would have been out a decade ago. >>> the final logos to the stretching of the definition of the term "emotional support animal." if you plfly, you may have notid the increase of people traveling with an

in ten years, sutter health plans to relocate all to bates emergency services in oakland several miles away. opponents say this is not what sutter promised when it purchased the building. >> there is money there to provide the services the community needs and they're attempting to walk away from that commitment in order to increase their corporate profits. >> affected services will include labor and delivery as well as intensive care. sutter says it's conducting a thoughtful review of emergency services to ensure at infected people have good access. >>> california lawmakers are reacting after the legislature publicly revealed ten years worth of sexual harassment accusations. >> we've had a very pervasive culture of sexual harassment in the capitol. we need to change the culture and we need policies to put in place that stamp out this behavior. >> we we need to be transparent. so i'm glad that the senate and the assembly are producing these materials to show the public what we're doing. >> the newly unsealed reports released friday named four current officer holders. they include travis

but things didn't really go so well for americans madison shock and evan bates.ng to the ice >> that wasn't a move. >> that was a tackle. >> tackled. who knew they had ice wrestling as part of the competition? they still finished ninth. alex stone is in pyeongchang. >> reporter: the shib sibs, brother and sister alex and maia shibutani taking bronze as they delighted the crowd in the free dance program. madison hubbell and zachary donohue finished in fourth. virtue and moir coming up golden again. and bronze in the halfpipe barely edging out her teammate and friend who finished in fourth. and defending champion maddie bowman didn't fair well falling on all three of her runs. and lindsey vonn waiting for gold. alex stone, abc news. >>> and we should point out slovakia advancing to play the czech republic in men's hockey. >> and let's talk about the shibutani siblings. they now have two bronze medals after winning the team competition. maia posted oh, my god, we did it! >> yes, they did. >> so excited. >> and in case you missed it, we're still in the medal contenti

patricia bates spoke on behalf of the bill's author, assemblywoman melissa melendez. >> they will not have to risk their careers and livelihoods for reporting sexual harassment, or any other type of the illegal or unethical behavior. enough is enough. >> reporter: lawmakers who spoke reminded her colleagues that this boat was much delayed and that this is only a step in the right direction, not a solution to ending harassment. >> this is not just about speaking up when these bills are introduced. this is about changing our behavior on a daily basis. inside the building, in our offices, in the district, wherever we are. >> it is imperative we create an atmosphere of transparency and accountability that will change our culture and that we start to do that now. >> reporter: now anyone who retaliates against the legislative employees faces up to a $10,000 fine and one year in jail. in the newsroom, jackie, kpix 5. >>> the public might soon get to really classify memo that alleges that the fbi and the justice department went too far in its surveillance of trump campaign officials. it is al

backs the president's calls for arming teachs as a national bate over gun control heats up. then, the immigration status of first lady melania trump's parents raises questthns about a pao citizenship the president is trying to eliminate. and, data in the face of cynicism-- how one psychologist is using numbers to prove society is better today than ever before. >> fewer of us die of disease and starva illiterate, fewer of us are victims of violentrimes, fewer of us die in wars. >> woodruff: all that and more on tonight's pbs newshour.

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evan bates and madison jonk with in seventh place. a score of 75.34.ricans are vary work cut out for them as they compete against canadian and french couples. two-time gold medalest jamie anderson earning a score of 90 on her second rund. good enough for sixth place, allowing her to move to the finals. including two other women. the women performing well in the halfpipe skiing events. maddie bowman qualified in sixth place. fellow two-time teammates, britain that sigorney and anna lisa drew also competed. team usa women's hockey team crushed finland 5-0. they'll be playing for gold. >> it will be huge to represent your country on a world stage. >> reporter: the u.s. women will play the winner of today's game between canada and the olympic athletes from russia. a week ago, athletes and spectators were dealing with 50-mile-an-hour winds. now almost 40 degrees and no winds. kendis? linda? >> quite balmy indeed. >>> now far look at the medal count. >> norway, the smallest nation in the top six. it has the most medals. it's tied jurmny for gold. the u.s. is

just one hundred seconds later graeme bate all of a bomb onto a free kick to head home the equaliser. leonardo's man was not amused in the second half and drank her marriage bundled him following a gold medal scramble. before so i grabbed a brace giving the host a two goal lead. the grey narrow laid off a small company defending involving such gnabry. he'll get over it. and specially as pro-marriage then sealed the first bundesliga win for hoffenheim since mid december when the first we struck a long range free kick. for now graeme involved were good just trying to avoid relegation. distance and howard in an early header for his first win this thing could go on. for long and kinds made it too late in the first half curling a nice effort around coon cat steals. the visitors did score paul the half following up on his own penalty minutes. but it remains a consolation. as kind's made it three one pushing braman three points clear of the bottom three. and thirteen points away from those champions league spots well stranger things have happened. look out even how neither is in contention f

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and madison chock and evan bates are in seventh. >> tonight's performance was very strong and we couldn't really ask for much more. >> score! >> in ice hockey, u.s. women easily beat finland 5-30 in the semifinals to advance to the gold medals games. and yes, for the fifth time they'll play against canada, which has won gold in the last four winter olympics. >> we're playing 110%. we've put ourselves in position to win a gold medal, which is what we've been looking for all year. >> reporter: defending u.s. gold medalist maddie bowman will try to medal tonight, the same place where chloe kim and shaun white got gold. and mikaela shiffrin will not ski tomorrow after finishing low in yesterday's training runs. already a gold medalist at the games, her next chance to med deal is al is in the super combined thursday. a russian curler has tested positive for drugs. >>> a lot to watch. our olympics coverage begins inless than two hours at 5:00 p.m. as gina mentioned, maddie bowman goes for gold. bowman won gold in sochi. that event starts at 5 bn 30. david wise tries to defend his gold medal at

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evan bates and ladson chock in seventh place. of 75.34. >> the americans have their work cut out for them as they compete against canadian and french couples. two-time gold medalist jamie anderson earning a score of 90 on her second run. good enough for sixth place, allowing her to move to the finals, with two other american women. the women performing well in the halfpipe skiing events. maddie bowman qualified in sixth place. fellow two-time teammates, brita sigourney and annalisa drew place ed third and fourth respectively. team usa women's hockey team crushed finland 5-0. they'll be playing for gold. >> it will be huge to represent your country on a world stage. the stakes couldn't be higher. it's going to be a lot of fun. >> reporter: the u.s. women will play the winner of today's game between canada and the olympic athletes from russia. and a big change here now. a week ago, athletes and spectators were dealing with 50-mile-an-hour winds. and negative 16-degree feels like temperatures. quite a warmup here. now almost 40 degr

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lord bates had been asked to respond from a lesser but failed to appear.ibed as his discourtesy. i've always believed that we should offer a ride to the highest possible standards of courtesy and respect. in responding on behalf of the government to be legitimate questions of the legislator. i am thoroughly ashamed of not being in my place and therefore i should be offering my recognition to the prime minister. with immediate... while he immediately walked out of the chamber, is that he forgot that the lord says send prayers in the morning before they resumed the second reading debate on the eu withdrawal bill. rather than before the afternoon session of questions as usual. this meant the questions had begun rather earlier than expected. downing street later said the prime minister had refused to accept his resignation. the bbc‘s carrie gracie has told mps she is very angry at the way the corporation has treated some female members of staff. kerry grace resigned as china added their citing pay inequalities with male colleagues. the bbc said there was no sy