bernal. i'm camila bernal. (pam)coming up tonight at 6:45...he miracle on the hudson happened ten years ago. a look back at the amazing water landing ... and where the key players are now. (ken) this storm will be a test for a new flood control project underway in the north bay. we'll take you to san anselmo where the hope is flooding will be a thing of the past. (televo) marin county officials are moving ahead with a plan ... meant to reduce the risk of the san anselmo creek flooding its banks. kron4's maureen kelly reports, the project involves tearing down a building that is home to four local businesses. pkghere's what it looked like back in 2005....when many businesses were inundated with floodwater when the creek jumped it's banks. but the plan to reduce the risk of that happening again.....involves the demolition of a building that's home to four businesses. that's because what's known as building bridge #2....straddles the creek..... the city and county says it's also is the reason behind the major floods in this town.....because of the

kron 4's camila bernal has the latest. bitter cold, gusting winds, and whiteout conditions sweeping much of the country ... and for some it could get worse.the arctic outbreak is widespread from the upper midwest, northeast, and as far south as georgia."i'm tired of shoveling snow, i'm tired of slipping and falling on ice, i have to get out of chicago." dozens of records will be broken.wednesday night alone, at least40 record low temperatures are expected from the midwest to northeast."you can't go out. it's like..."the american red cross canceling hundreds of blood drives.and the weather forcing the postal service to stop deliveries in several states...but the arctic blast not stopping commuter trains in chicago. gas-fed heaters that run alongside the rails were turned on, keeping the tracks warm and the train running."as long as i bundle up, have a coat, have a hat, i think i will be fine."but relief is in sight with a much warmer weekend on the horizonby sunday, chicago could reach 40 degrees and atlanta will see temper

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camila bernal has highlights from the primetime speeches. president trump: "my fellow americans"from the oval office -- president trump speaking to the world -- about the u-s / mexico border.president trump: "this is a humanitarian crisis. a crisis of the heart and a crisis of the soul." president trump: "all americans are hurt by uncontrolled illegal migration. it strains public resources and drives down jobs and wages."the president demanding nearly six billion dollars to fund a barrier at the border.president trump: "this barrier is absolutely critical to border security." but democrats disagree.sen. chuck schumer / -d- minority leader: "the symbol of america should be the statue of liberty not a 30 foot wall."on the opposite end of pennsylvania avenue -- in the s of the house nancy pelosi and senate minority leader chuck schumer rebutted the president's claims.sen. chuck schumer / -d- minority leader: "democrats and the president both want stronger border security. however, we sharply disagree with the president about the most effective

camila bernal has more on the attack.uicide blast on a crowded syrian street killed four americans --including two u.s. service members.making it the deadliest day for the u-s military in syria -- since troops arrived more than four years ago.patrick shanahan / acting defense secretary: "today is a stark reminder of the dangerous missions our men and women in uniform perform on our behalf each and every day."u-s officials say an american intelligence expert hoping to collect information about security was with the military when the device detonated.isis claimed responsibility.patrick shanahan / acting defense secretary: "our fight against terrorism is ongoing."the attack comes one month after president trump announced the áwithdrawal of u-s forces from syria.president trump / december 19th: "we've won against isis."president trump / december 19th: "and now it's time for our troops to come back home."but republican senator lindsey graham says the president's statements emboldened isissen. lindsey graham / -r- south carolin

kron 4's camila bernal has the latest. tter cold, gusting winds, and whiteout conditions sweeping much of the country ... and for some it could get worse.the arctic outbreak is widespread from the upper midwest, northeast, and as far south as georgia."i'm tired of shoveling snow, i'm tired of slipping and falling on ice, i have to get out of chicago." dozens of records will be broken.wednesday night alone, at least40 record low temperatures are expected from the midwest to northeast."you can't go out. it's like..."the american red cross canceling hundreds of blood drives.and the weather forcing the postal service to stop deliveries in several states...but the arctic blast not stopping commuter trains in chicago. gas-fed heaters that run alongside the rails were turned on, keeping the tracks warm and the train running."as long as i bundle up, have a coat, have a hat, i think i will be fine."but relief is in sight with a much warmer weekend on the horizonby sunday, chicago could reach 40 degrees and atlanta will see temperat

reporting in sebring, florida, i'm camila bernal. (ken) (ken) mayors from around the country are in washington d-c this week for the winter meeting of the u.s. conference of mayors. house speaker nancy pelosi was there -- she gave a speech yesterday. also in attendance -- san francisco mayor london breed.... and oakland mayor libby schaaf -- who spoke to us earlier today about the need to end the government shutdown. (ken) also there... (ken) also there... the mayor of south bend indiana. pete boo teh jedge ... who announced his candidacy for the presidency yesterday. joe biden was there and defended his recent comments about the need to reach across the aisle to work with republicans. he has not yet announced a 2020 presidential bid. san francisco's mayor is ordering officials to take a closer look at seismic safety standards for high rise buildings. this step comes after an eye-opening report suggesting some skyscrapers may have hidden damage leftover from the loma preita 89 earthquake. kron 4's maureen kelly re

kron 4's camila bernal has a look at what many people in the country will endure as the cold settles in... schools closed....flights canceled....and emergency plans in full effect...gov. j.b. pritzker/-d- illinois: "we're facing potentially historic weather..."the brutal cold will likely shatter dozens of records and authorities already warning of possible hypothermiagov. j.b. pritzker/-d- illinois: "these conditions are and can be life- threatening. even short periods of exposure to this type of weather can be dangerous."at 50 below, frostbite on exposed skin can occur in less than 5 minutes chicago resident: "oh my god, it's freezing, but i've got about five layers on--double socks, double pants. you gotta be ready for this weather." it's estimated that this week, 212 million people in the us will endure below freezing temperaturesand around 83 million will be even colder, seeing temperatures drop below zero allison chinchar/meteorol ogist: "the midwest is normally a very cold place. it's rare for them to get temperatures this cold and then also have such gusty winds to go along wi

kron 4's camila bernal reports. president trump -- visiting the u-s- mexico border thursday.ground zero in the border wall battle at the crux of the government shutdown. pres donald trump: border security, the wall, the steel barrier... they can have whatever name they want, but we have to have it and it's going to happen.on the agenda - an immigration round-table, a visit to the u-s border patrol station, a border security briefing and a trip to the rio grande river.pres donald trump: we have to give these incredible people the tools to work with we're not doing that.back in washington -- the government shutdown reaches day 20 - nearing the longest in u.s. history.some 800 -thousand federal employees remain without a pay check.while talks over possible compromise appear at a standstillrep. nancy pelosi/-d- house speaker: the president doesn't believe in governance, so he doesn't care if governance doesn't take place.sen. chuck schumer/-d- minority leader: the president is simply not budgingthe president threatening

kron4's camila bernal has the latest. president trump -- visiting the u-s- mexico border thursday.ground zero in the border wall battle at the crux of the government shutdown. pres donald trump: border security, the wall, the steel barrier... they can have whatever name they want, but we have to have it and it's going to happen.on the agenda - an immigration round-table, a visit to the u-s border patrol station, a border security briefing and a trip to the rio grande river.pres donald trump: we have to give these incredible people the tools to work with we're not doing that.back in washington -- the government shutdown reaches day 20 - nearing the longest in u.s. history.some 800 -thousand federal employees remain without a pay check.while talks over possible compromise appear at a standstillrep. nancy pelosi/-d- house speaker: the president doesn't believe in governance, so he doesn't care if governance doesn't take place.sen. chuck schumer/-d- minority leader: the president is simply not budgingthe president threatening

reporting in washington, i'm camila bernal.broadcast the speech live as well as the democratic response. it starts around 6:00. plus-- coming up at 5:30-- tom del becarro -- former chair of the calitalk about what is expected from trump's speech tonight. (vicki) happening now... police are searching for a man who sexually assaulted and robbed a woman in palo alto. kron 4's haaziq madyun has the story. (grant) (grant) (grant) has the story. haaziq madyun kron 4's haaziq madyun has the story. (grant) (grant) coming up-- a well-respected soccer coach in the east bay is behind bars tonight. how police say they caught him trying to meet a teenager-- for sex. (vicki) governor gavin newsom spends his first day in office addressing one of the state's biggest concerns. wildfires. we have the details on his plans for dealing with these emergencies. (grant) and just days after we reported flu activity is increasing across the state... a man dies from the flu in the south bay. we'll have a we'll have a live report after the break. the ques

kron4's camila bernal has the last.temperatures, heavy snow and dangerously strong winds...a series of storms will bring hazardous winter weather to huge portions of the u-s this weekend.bob van dillen/ meteorologist: so just about everybody is going to see some kind of winter weather or heavy rain event over the next 24 to 48 hours. nearly 100 ámillioná people are under some form of winter storm watch, warning or advisory.the midwest and the plains -- already getting snow. residents who spent the week digging out after last week's snow storm -- are preparing for more.des moines resident: i know it will feel a lot easier to push it with a snowblower and not a shovel. it was pretty tiring last weekend.the storm is expected to blast quickly through the northeast over the weekend -- bringing a wintry mix of snow and freezing rain.bob van dillen/meteorologist: icing. that's going to be the concern from northern new jersey through pennsylvania, right through hartford maybe into springfield missouri. that could be a big power

kron 4's camila bernal is live in washington with the latest on the shutdown - and the impacts across the country. snowy scenes in washington -- mirroring the frozen state of negotiations over the government shutdown.sen ben cardin/-d- maryland: make no mistake, to me, this shutdown is caused by president trump. president donald trump: the democrats are stopping us. president trump began week áfourá of the shutdown backing off a recent threat to use executive power to fund his 5-point-7 billion dollar border wall.president donald trump: i'm not looking to call a national emergency. this is so simple, you shouldn't have to.but any hope of progress to reopen the government this week appears slim - with no meetings scheduled or new proposals on the table. meanwhile, millions of americans across the country are feeling the sting - including at the nation's busiest airports.rep. joe neguse/(d) colorado: tsa workers assisting travelers, making sure that we are safe as we travel to washington dc and are doing it without a paycheck.roughly 51- thousand tsa screeners are working without pay.hu

kron 4's camila bernal has the latest from washington. president trump's pick to lead the justice department - and oversee the mueller probe -- promising to protect the investigation during his senate confirmation hearing. william barr/ attorney general nominee: if confirmed i will not permit partisan politics, personal interests, or any other improper consideration to interfere with this or any other investigation. if confirmed - william barr would have direct oversight of special counsel robert mueller's investigation into russian interference of the 2016 elections - and possible collusion by the trump campaign.the same probe former attorney general jeff sessions recused himself from in 2017.... a move that sparked the ire of the president - but one that barr agrees with. william barr/ attorney general nominee: i think he probably did the right thing recusing himselfbarr says he would not be influenced by the president - who has been publicly critical of the probe since it began.william barr/ attorney general nominee: i will not be bull

i'm camila bernal reporting. (anchor) taking a live look outside-- overlooking downtown san francisco. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was a spring-like day around the bay area. highs today were in the 50s to mid 60s. it is dry on doppler radar as the storm track has moved well to the north. on the satellite you can see high pressure building overhead. it will continue to strengthen over the next few days. warmer weather will continue the next few days. highs tomorrow will be in the more clouds and cooler weather is forecast the weekend. nats... dude!! (grant) nats... dude!! (grant) moments tense moments during an uber ride... why a passenger tried to take over the driver's car... while driving down a busy freeway. (vicki) plus... a new law to help reduce waste in berkeley ... will change the way you eat at restaurants. and it will make your food bills more expensive too. we'll explain after the break. (grant) the city of berkeley is chang

camila bernal has highlights from his speech ... and the democratic response.ent trump: "my fellow americans"from the oval office -- president trump speaking to the world -- about the u-s / mexico border.president trump: "this is a humanitarian crisis. a crisis of the heart and a crisis of the soul." president trump: "all americans are hurt by uncontrolled illegal migration. it strains public resources and drives down jobs and wages."the president demanding nearly six billion dollars to fund a barrier at the border.president trump: "this barrier is absolutely critical to border security." but democrats disagree.sen. chuck schumer / -d- minority leader: "the symbol of america should be the statue of liberty not a 30 foot wall."on the opposite end of pennsylvania avenue -- in the halls of congress -- speaker of the house nancy pelosi and senate minority leader chuck schumer rebutted the president's claims.sen. chuck schumer / -d- minority leader: "democrats and the president both want stronger border security. however, we sharply disagree with the president about

and when -- and with many homes in bernal that are on small lots, the lots aren't standard. it's a unique community with unique sized homes and character, and this home does not conform to current planning codes. so this isn't the end of the process, either. there will be a variance that will be necessary. [inaudible] >> supervisor ronen: we're in the process of refining this proposed legislation, and hopefully, it will be helpful to cases like the one before us today. and we know that we need to rely on our housing stock that we have, and we need housing that's appropriate for various sized families and family needs, and we also need to balance that with respecting neighborhood scale and the influence of homes of affordability and liveability. these are all bigger issues that we are working on as a board. while i sympathize with the neighbors whose homes are being impacted by this project, the decision is not about the views or the access to sunlight, the decision is about the ceqa review and whether it was adequate, and the focus around soil disturbance and structural and

camila bernal has more."from the oval office -- president trump speaking to the world -- about the u-s / mexico border.president trump: "this is a humanitarian crisis. a crisis of the heart and a crisis of the soul." president trump: "all americans are hurt by uncontrolled illegal migration. it strains public resources and drives down jobs and wages."the president demanding nearly six billion dollars to fund a barrier at the border.president trump: "this barrier is absolutely critical to border security." but democrats disagree.sen. chuck schumer / -d- minority leader: "the symbol of america should be the statue of liberty not a 30 foot wall."on the opposite end of pennsylvania avenue -- in the halls of congress -- speaker of the house nancy pelosi and senate minority leader chuck schumer rebutted the president's claims.sen. chuck schumer / -d- minority leader: "democrats and the president both want stronger border security. however, we sharply disagree with the president about the most effective way to do i

just in time for the super bowl i'm camila bernal reporting. ( john ) and i am tracking your bay areammercialá) (áábreakáá)(ácommercialá) in your noise cancelling trheadphones?ry maybe not. maybe you could trust you won't be next to a loud eater. (eating potato chips loudly) or you could just trust duracell. (silence) ♪ excedrin sees your relentless, pounding headache, even if no one else can. it's why we focus only on headaches. nothing works faster. we see your pain and what's possible without it. excedrin extra strength. (robin) overturn accident in oakland wb 580 before hwy 13. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. another nice day once this morning's rainfall clears out. temperatures will boost into a f sunshine overhead before rain makes it's return into tomorrow. ( james ) it's been years in the making... but we now have new details on the proposal to charge visitors a fee to drive down lombard street. planners held a presentation for those residents wednesday night. the fee would work like a toll. five dollars on weekdays and on weekends. planners say peopl

camila bernal is in washington with more.resident donald trump offering to make a deal, president donald trump: i am here today to break the logjam and provide congress with a path forward to end the government shutdown.speaking from the white house, he proposed funds for what he called a, "humanitarian and security crisis" at the southern border: new drug detection technology, more border patrol agents, more judges, and a wall.president donald trump: the plan includes $5.7 billion for a strategic deployment of physical barriers, or a wall. then he offered what he believes will convince moderate democrats to support him,president donald trump: three years of legislative relief for 700,000 daca recipients.and added that he would also offer three years of protection for individuals with temporary protected status or tps.president donald trump: that is our plan, border security, daca, tps, and many other things.but speaker nancy pelosi rejecting the proposal. in a statement, pelosi said, "it is unlikely that any one of these pro

(vicki) reporter camila bernal has a look at what many in the country will endure ... as the cold settles in... arctic plunge is coming (3:45pm et) 1:26 py-13tu 250 million americans are bracing for a winter weather blast. camila bernal schools closed....flights canceled....and emergency plans in full effect...gov. j.b. pritzker/-d- illinois: "we're facing potentially historic weather..."the brutal cold will likely shatter dozens of records and authorities already warning of possible hypothermiagov. j.b. pritzker/-d- illinois: "these conditions are and can be life- threatening. even short periods of exposure to this type of weather can be dangerous."at 50 below, frostbite on exposed skin can occur in less than 5 minutes chicago resident: "oh my god, it's freezing, but i've got about five layers on--double socks, double pants. you gotta be ready for this weather." it's estimated that this week, 212 million people in the us will endure below freezing temperaturesand around 83 million will be even colder, seeing temperatures drop below zero allison chinchar/meteorol ogist

and some places could be colder than antarctica.( darya ) camila bernal has the latest. schools closed....flights canceled....and emergency plans in full effect...gov. j.b. pritzker/-d- illinois: "we're facing potentially historic weather..."the brutal cold will likely shatter dozens of records and authorities already warning of possible hypothermiagov. j.b. pritzker/-d- illinois: "these conditions are and can be life- threatening. even short periods of exposure to this type of weather can be dangerous."at 50 below, frostbite on exposed skin can occur in less than 5 minutes chicago resident: "oh my god, it's freezing, but i've got about five layers on--double socks, double pants. you gotta be ready for this weather." it's estimated that this week, 212 million people in the us will endure below freezing temperaturesand around 83 million will be even colder, seeing temperatures drop below zero allison chinchar/meteorol ogist: "the midwest is normally a very cold place. it's rare for them to get temperatures this cold and then also have such gusty winds to go along with it.

camila bernal has the latest. the government shutdown fight continues...and president trump will address the nation tuesday to talk about what he says is a crisis at the border... then on thursday, he will travel to the us-mexico border.pres.donald trump: "we have a crisis at the border of drugs, of human beings being trafficked all over the world, they are coming through."the president is asking for nearly 6 billion dollars for the wall... something the democrats say they won't give him.nancy pelosi / (d) speaker of the house: "the fact is a wall is an immorality. it's not who we are as a nation." but as both sides refuse to give in.... thousands of federal employees continue to be affected....and friday will be the first time these employees won't be getting their usual paycheck.brian turner / tsa employee: "i live about a half hour from work, and it's going to come to a point where i say 'do i put gas in my car? or do i feed my family?'president trump has said he can relate to those federal employees.he's also

i'm camila bernal reporting. ( james ) live look outside...ancisco international airport. don't miss the grand opening of the new floor & decor in burlingame. if you have never been to a floor & decor, you have to go to the grand opening. hardwoods, laminates, tile or stone. holy smokes, this place is huge! i'm on a budget and i was able to go to floor & decor and save a lot of money. you will be blown away by this experience. the pros come here, i come here. if you love your wallet, and you love your home, you have to go. floor & decor. now open in burlingame, 101 & broadway in the old gokart racer building. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) getting spoiled this week as nice weather continues. much like yesterday skies will remain sunny and dry and under those inviting skies temperatures will continues to boost for parts of the bay well into the low to mid 60's. temperatures will further rise into the weekend ahead of us. ( robin ) 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

camila bernal has the latest from washington.resident donald trump offering to make a deal, president donald trump: i am here today to break the logjam and provide congress with a path forward to end the government shutdown.speaking from the white house, he proposed funds for what he called a, "humanitarian and security crisis" at the southern border: new drug detection technology, more border patrol agents, more judges, and a wall.president donald trump: the plan includes $5.7 billion for a strategic deployment of physical barriers, or a wall. then he offered what he believes will convince moderate democrats to support him,president donald trump: three years of legislative relief for 700,000 daca recipients.and added that he would also offer three years of protection for individuals with temporary protected status or tps.president donald trump: that is our plan, border security, daca, tps, and many other things.but speaker nancy pelosi rejecting the proposal. in a statement, pelosi said, "it is unlikely that any one of these pro

camila bernal is in washington with the latest. president donald trump offering to make a deal, president donald trump: i am here today to break the logjam and provide congress with a path forward to end the government shutdown.speaking from the white house, he proposed funds for what he called a, "humanitarian and security crisis" at the southern border: new drug detection technology, more border patrol agents, more judges, and a wall.president donald trump: the plan includes $5.7 billion for a strategic deployment of physical barriers, or a wall. then he offered what he believes will convince moderate democrats to support him,president donald trump: three years of legislative relief for 700,000 daca recipients.and added that he would also offer three years of protection for individuals with temporary protected status or tps.president donald trump: that is our plan, border security, daca, tps, and many other things.but speaker nancy pelosi rejecting the proposal. in a statement, pelosi said, "it is unlikely that any one of these p

have erroneously suggested, that a president can never obstruct justice.in washington, i'm camila bernala federal judge in new york is barring the trump administration from adding a question about citizenship to the 20-20 census. the judge said while the question would be constitutional...the u-s commerce secretary had added it arbitrarily and did not follow procedure. today's decision won't be the final word on the matter california filed a separate lawsuit on the same issue...that case is underway in san francisco.. and the u-s supreme court is poised to address the issue in february. (pam) the i-r-s is taking steps to make sure americans get tax refunds... despite the partial government shutdown. the i-r-s is recalling 36-thousand additional federal employees... to process refunds. that will bring the total number of those working at the i-r- s during the government shutdown... to more than 46,000.. or about 57- percent of the workforce. and most of them will not be paid. only about eight -hundred federal employees, in two specific areas of the agency ... will get their paychecks. tha

in washington, i'm camila bernal.pam)(pam) (pam) we will carry the president's in its entirety here on kron-4 it is happening at 6:00- tomorrow evening-- or watch live at kron-4 dot com the white house says... not to worry - tax refunds will go out during the government shutdown. the acting director of the office of management and budget says, customary rules will be changed to make funding available to pay those refunds. the announcement is a reversal of a long- standing policy to withhold refunds during shutdowns. the i-r-s might recall a large number of furloughed employees to process returns ... but probably without pay. (ken) a federal contract worker has turned to the internet for help to make it through the government's partial shutdown.

kron4's camila bernal has the latest. frigid temperatures, heavy snow and dangerously strong winds...a series of storms will bring hazardous winter weather to huge portions of the u-s this weekend.bob van dillen/ meteorologist: so just about everybody is going to see some kind of winter weather or heavy rain event over the next 24 to 48 hours. nearly 100 ámillioná people are under some form of winter storm watch, warning or advisory.the midwest and the plains -- already getting snow. residents who spent the week digging out after last week's snow storm -- are preparing for more.des moines resident: i know it will feel a lot easier to push it with a snowblower and not a shovel. it was pretty tiring last weekend.the storm is expected to blast quickly through the northeast over the weekend -- bringing a wintry mix of snow and freezing rain.bob van dillen/mst: icing. that's going to be the concern from northern new jersey through pennsylvania, right through hartford maybe into springfield missouri. that could be a big power o

as camila bernal explains, they were not able to come to an agreement.he government shutdown has no end in sightpres. donald trump: "could be long time or it could be quickly. could be a long time."on wednesday, congressional leaders were invited to the white house, but made no progress.the democrats proposed a bill to open the government.rep. nancy pelosi/ house minority leader: "our question to the president and to the republicans is, why don't you accept what you have already done to open up government, and that enables us to have 30 days to negotiate for border security." but republicans say it's not a bill the president would support, adding that democrats were unwilling to hear about the border crisisrep. kevin mccarthy/ house majority leader: "we never did get through the complete briefing from the secretary of homeland which we were concerned about because do have a crisis on the border right now."rep. steve scalise/ house majority whip: "there was absolutely no negotiation from the other side."in the meantime, 800- thousand federal employees hav

including tens of thousands of t-s-a workers.camila bernal ..washington with the latest on the shutdown - and the affect across the country. snowy scenes in washington -- mirroring the frozen state of negotiations over the government shutdown.sen ben cardin/-d- maryland: make no mistake, to me, this shutdown is caused by president trump. president donald trump: the democrats are stopping us. president trump began week áfourá of the shutdown backing off a recent threat to use executive power to fund his 5-point-7 billion dollar border wall.president donald trump: i'm not looking to call a national emergency. this is so simple, you shouldn't have to.but any hope of progress to reopen the government this week appears slim - with no meetings scheduled or new proposals on the table. meanwhile, millions of americans across the country are feeling the sting - including at the nation's busiest airports.rep. joe neguse/(d) colorado: tsa workers assisting travelers, making sure that we are safe as we travel to washington dc and are doing it without a payc

camila bernal has the latest.frigid temperatures, heavy snow and dangerously strong winds...a series of storms will bring hazardous winter weather to huge portions of the u-s this weekend.bob van dillen/ meteorologist: so just about everybody is going to see some kind of winter weather or heavy rain event over the next 24 to 48 hours. nearly 100 ámillioná people are under some form of winter storm watch, warning or advisory.the midwest and the plains -- already getting snow. residents who spent the week digging out after last week's snow storm -- are preparing for more. des moines resident: i know it will feel a lot easier to push it with a snowblower and not a shovel. it was pretty tiring last weekend. the storm is expected to blast quickly through the nowintry mix of snow and freezing rain. bob van dillen/meteorologist: icing. that's going to be the concern from northern new jersey through pennsylvania, right through hartford maybe into springfield missouri. that could be a big power outage maker as well. natsth

camila bernal is in washington with the latest. (jrs) president donald trump offering to make a deal, president donald trump: i am here today to break the logjam and provide congress with a path forward to end the government shutdown.speaking from the white house, he proposed funds for what he called a, "humanitarian and security crisis" at the southern border: new drug detection technology, more border patrol agents, more judges, and a wall.president donald trump: the plan includes $5.7 billion for a strategic deployment of physical barriers, or a wall. then he offered what he believes will convince moderate democrats to support him,president donald trump: three years of legislative relief for 700,000 daca recipients.and added that he would also offer three years of protection for individuals with temporary protected status or tps.president donald trump: that is our plan, border security, daca, tps, and many other things.but speaker nancy pelosi rejecting the proposal. in a statement, pelosi said, "it is unlikely that any one of t

(pam) reporter camila bernal has the latest...bitter cold, gusting winds, and whiteout conditions sweeping much of the country ... and for some it could get worse.the arctic outbreak is widespread from the upper midwest, northeast, and as far south as georgia."i'm tired of shoveling snow, i'm tired of slipping and falling on ice, i have to get out of chicago." dozens of records will be broken.at least40 record low temperatures are expected from the midwest to northeast."you can't go out. it's like..."the american red cross canceling hundreds of blood drives.and the weather forcing the postal service to stop deliveries in several states... but the arctic blast not stopping commuter trains in chicago. gas-fed heaters that run alongside the rails were turned on, keeping the tracks warm and the train running."as long as i bundle up, have a coat, have a hat, i think i will be fine."but relief is in sight with a much warmer weekend on the horizonby sunday, chicago could reach 40 degrees and atlanta will see temperatures in the low 60s..

in washington -- i'm camila bernal. (vicki) (vicki)congressmen eric swalwell of the east bay took to twitter with his response saying the president does not want border security. he wants border theater. period. and mexico isn't paying for it. we all are. with this costly #trumpshutdown."we're going to build a wall. and mexico is going to pay for it. indirectly." promised no presidential candidate. #trumpshutdown wn (grant) senator dianne feinstein released this statement following president trump's speech:"what democrats don't support is spending billions and billions of dollars on a wall that won't help protect our country. it's not realistic. it's not necessary. and it's not áwhere we should focus our attention or resources." (vicki) president trump will now visit the capitol tomorrow for a lunch with republican senators. vice president mike pence was already scheduled to attended the event. after the lunch -- trump will meet with a group of bipartisan congressional leaders at the white house (grant) our coverage of

commissioner bernal? >> i would like to offer a similar amendment to the last whereas clause to add, "without interruption." >> is there a second to that, please? >> second. >> okay. further discussion on the motion. i think it's quite clear why we're asking for that. if there's no further discussion, a vote on the amendment, we will take at this point. all those in favor of the amendment, please say aye. opposed? the amendment is added to the motion. we're back at discussing the motion. and i'm glad commissioner sanchez pointed out that we were commending the program in the first resolve. being very important. second resolve says that if i.o.a. is unable to continue this program, then it will be detrimental. and clearly the commission would encourage that the i.o.a. continue this program, which is what we would -- all desire to find, therefore, very positive for the city, especially as they're talking about also expanding the service. thank you. okay. commissioners, any further comments, discussion? if n

camila bernal explains the court's decision.me court allowing president donald trump's transgender military ban to go into effect.the 5-4 decision was not based on the merits of the case but instead will allow the ban to go forward while the lower courts decide.the policy was first announced by the president via twitter in 2017.rep. vicky hartzler / -r- missouri: "we have people who cannot serve in the military with asthma and flat feet so why would we allow individuals to come in...who have these medical issues that can be very very costly."at the time, lgbtq activists protested."trans people serve!"the policy focuses on a condition known as gender dysphoria --which is a conflict between a person's assigned sex and the gender they identify with.most people diagnosed with the condition wouldn't be allowed to serve. those without the condition can serve -- but only if they do so according to the sex they weressstaff sargant paicso "implementing a ban again will not stop american from want to go serve their country and some of tho

proposes to construct a 669 square-foot addition to an existing 971 square foot residence in the bernal heights neighborhood. the appellant's claims can be grouped into three main categories, those being geotechnical, the college hill reservoir, and also archaeology. the project site is located on a grade of -- or excuse me on a slope of greater than 25% therefore is subject to the requirements of the slope protection act, which was renamed in -- excuse me -- april -- or may of 2018 and is now referred to as the slope and seismic hazard area protection act. and one of the revisions to the act was that any project that proposes construction over 500 square feet is subject to that act. and also due to the on-site slope, the project is subject to heightened review by d.b.i.'s structural advisory committee. and the project's geotechnical right now is in preliminary and draft form prior to the issuance of a final permit, a final geotechnical must be prepared in accordance with d.b.i.'s information sheet, s.o.-5. in response to the retaining wall and foundation related claims, the on-site --

i'm camila bernal reporting.ken) jayme closs, the wisconsin teen who escaped her alleged kidnapper earlier this month after disappearing for three months, will be getting some of the reward money connected to her case. hormel foods and jennie-o turkey store will donate their 25-thousand dollar contribution to the reward to closs. jennie-o's president says the company hopes a trust fund can be established for the 13-year- old to help with her current and future needs. closs's parents worked for jennie-o. they were killed in october when the teen was kidnapped. the f-b-i offered another 25- thousand dollars in reward money ... but the question of who gets that portion remains up in the air. (pam) in world news.. venezuela's crisis quickly escalated today. as an opposition leader there, backed by the trump administration, declared himself president. the move is a direct maduro was recently inaugurated for a second term -- but dozens of countries, including the u- s, are calling his re-election as illegitimate. today

and as camila bernal explains, they were not able to come to an agreement.ernment shutdown has no end in sightpres. donald trump: "could be long time or it could be quickly. could be a long time."on wednesday, congressional leaders were invited to the white house, but made no progress.the democrats proposed a bill to open the government.rep. nancy pelosi/ house minority leader: "our question to the president and to the republicans is, why don't you accept what you have already done to open up government, and that enables us to have 30 days to negotiate for border security." but republicans say it's not a bill the president would support, adding that democrats were unwilling to hear about the border crisisrep. kevin mccarthy/ house majority leader: "we never did get through the complete briefing from the secretary of homeland which we were concerned about because do have a crisis on the border right now."rep. steve scalise/ house majority whip: "there was absolutely no negotiation from the other side."in the meantime, 800- thousand federal employees have been

in washington -- i'm camila bernal reporting.and house speaker nancy pelosi remain at odds over the state of the union address. the white house says it's moving ahead with plans for trump to deliver his address at the capitol next week-- even though pelosi hasn't given the green light. she appears firm in her request that trump postpone the speech until the government reopens. trump will not be able to deliver his address be session. congress gets back to work on capitol hill as a partial government shutdown drags on in its fifth week. both chambers are slated to take action on legislation aimed at re-opening the government, but neither bill is likely to end the stalemate. karin caifa explains, from washington. house and senate leaders, pushing legislation to re-open the government. neither bill likely, to get it done.rep. nancy pelosi / -d- house speaker: we want the republicans to take yes for an answer for bills they have led the way on in negotiating, in order to open up government. senate republican leader mitch mcconnell, m