doug bradford.she vaguely remembered something lynn mentioned in s letter. >> saying that doug was no longer coming to the wedding. >> okay. >> and he was on the backburner. i put it out of my mind because i had all this wedding to organize. i knew -- obviously, he didn't light her fire too much. >> reporter: this was the first bit of heat on a cold trail. they gave doug a call. he lived with his parents. he sounded shy but agreed to meet at the house. where, it turned out, doug bradford had a lot to say. coming up -- it's the kind of tricks cops always use in a movie. >> they are not going to tell him that she's dead. when'dateline'continues. we do it every night... do it with cascade platinum plus. one load of dishes in the sink uses 24 gallons of water while a dishwasher uses less than 4 per cycle. so do it with cascade... the surprising way to save water. ♪ every search you make ♪ ♪ every click you take ♪ ♪ i'll be watching you ♪ - [narrator] the internet doesn't have to be so creepy, the duckdu

tony me now from bradford in the u. k. as paul rogers season member artist, professor of peace studies at bradford university, professor rogers could talk with a son out there. if we analyze the speech is made by both russia and ukraine. annette support as it seems that even sitting down to talk peace is a very long way away. i mean, what's your overall impression of the comments that you've heard being made during this 1st anniversary? i would agree with you. there's in a sense, a hardening of the non post size, at least to the level of rhetoric. what we've not seen, which makes matters worse, is any kind of really informal things. normally in this kinds of conflict, you will get ways of communicating which are very much back channel, capable in the sense of being denied by either side, but yet still taking place from what i hear this booking. nothing of that going on at the present time. part of the issue i think is this is a very unusual war. i'm a terrible war. huge human cause. but in one sense, we're in this extraord

and we've not been holding local authorities like bradford council to account that long enough.g enough. so we can't provide that trust . and i think thank you trust. and i think thank you very much indeed , robbie moore, very much indeed, robbie moore, for joining us. and charlie, we look forward to watching this tomorrow. it seems like it's going to be a journey of for all of us. phil i know this is something that you've done , something that you've done, obviously, out of his mind, even me. and so i'm part of the board district as well. and this is definitely something that's happened in bradford that hasn't been given the spotlight it deserves. you know, and rob is on a brilliant job trying to expose it in the bradford streets and say, well, charlie, thank you what you're doing and tomorrow night. and obviously to you, alan, because i think that's what we're talking about, the data , knowing what's going the data, knowing what's going to on collect this. thank you very much, tony sage. as the uk police forces do sing from the same hymn sheet. thank you very much indeed . now

to w asked frank friends, verena hand shore how the women's game has grown since the early days. bradford miss field, they're busy in hampshire, has a long history and the woman's buddhist legal when she 1st joined in 2010, the leak was a very different place. when i started in the midst niga, when i was 16, we had said 1010 people on the and a crowd. and if i look now it's super, super cool. and also the infra structure is so much better. and this makes me happy conditions as many clubs are becoming ever more profession on frank for the woman now share a training ground with their male counterparts. it's super important. this is everyday for us when you on this page it's, it's amazing. and before we had a big trouble with that, but we're super thankful that we have now the ability to, to train here 29 year old hampshire has almost 100 caps for all to you and is eager to share her experience with her younger teammates. if say they need something, they can always come to me or to us. and i think the biggest said was, is that you never give up that even if it's a bad face or something bad h

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this is between tubbs lane and bradford road. one woman who lives in st. helena shared these pictures of the heavy snow around her property and it lost power. >> it really just started being a whiteout and i got home it was an inch or two and literally three hours later it was eight inches and the road closed at 9:00 and my husband couldn't make it back in the city, had to stay with friends and the road's been closed all day and trees have been cracking because we were part of the glass fire. >> napa valley wineries saw more snow than they'd seen in years. the vines are dormant, but one winery in calistoga had a big celebration planned today. the snow wasn't a problem at first until the lights went out. betty yu was there tonight and she has their story. betty? >> reporter: it was an inconvenient start to a new era at a brand-new winery here in calistoga. road closures and traffic kept employees from making it to the property and power was out much of the day. friday was supposed to be a day of firsts for boutique cabernet producer and in many ways it was,

and, for example, some of the airports leeds, bradford, well those winds will be cross—winds, and so to the airport. now, away from those windy conditions in the north, we'll have a lot of cloud for england and wales with some splashes of mostly light rain. the skies do brighten up across scotland and northern ireland as the air starts to turn a bit fresher here. but these temperatures are still very mild for the time of year everywhere. now those mild conditions continue on into saturday. still cloud and a bit of rain around for many to start the weekend. sunday looks like being the dry and brighter of the two days of the weekend. hello, i'm maryam moshiri. you're watching the context on bbc news. in a shock announcement, nicola sturgeon resigns as scotland's first minister. in my head in and my heart i know that time is now. that it is right for me, for my party, and for the country. and so today i am announcing my intention to step down as first minister and leader of my party. as the scottish national party scrambles to pick a new leader, tributes have been coming in for nicola s

leeds, bradford, for example, crosswinds here may make for some pretty tricky landing conditions.g out and about, but it stays mild. temperatures around 10 to 1a degrees, england and wales. still with some cloud and drizzle around brighter skies, working into northern ireland and scotland through the afternoon, but still very blustery. now the weekend sees much lighter winds around, but we've still got the remnants of weather fronts slowly pushing southwards before we see a build of pressure into the second half of the weekend. what does all that mean? well, for saturday, probably quite a cloudy day for many areas with the threat of some rain, most of it would be quite light and patchy. and there could be some areas that miss it altogether, perhaps across northern and eastern areas of scotland. temperatures, well, quite a range, mild for many, but a little bit cooler than recent days in scotland. now, sunday for many looks to be the drier of the two days of the weekend. again, cloud will vary, but there should be some sunny spells coming through at times and our temperatures, well

the fact you were some folks bradford burnley older than which thus longstanding muslim korean chase, almost all of south asian origin and all. so this ongoing economic come certainty for the band pay the site, asked their tactic to provoke a response from local muslim communities. is to say, i'm gonna walk past why your sister, your mother, your am to your granny live and i'm going to shout racist abuse. i kicked off a series of miles across the lawson overseas. much of the blame lies with right wing agitators who've been sparing up trouble in recent wakes. our youth will not generate any form of racism from different people. we are a mom, gave what was interpreted as a nazi salute was asian news began to her middle him the run. what happens is the police come on, what they do is they criminalize the muslim communities, both huge numbers. the rest of young muslim men, david blanket, home secretary under tony blair, have to make a decision about how those altercations were afraid. what kind of law like her member that was framed as a racial danger, a racial danger that echoed the 1980

threats in west yorkshire, and we know that there are organised crime groups operating across leeds, bradfordees, we know that because we have a programme precision which works across all our partners to map those threats, to disrupt those threats, we're winning, we are working together to support all of those different parts. really, you recokon the police are winning the war against the drug gangs? i think we are winning because we are taking millions of pounds of drugs out of the circulation, we are just in the last six months taking £1.5 million that we found from drug runners, we are using that money to invest back in our communities through the proceeds of crime. we, the people of west yorkshire are winning, i believe, and we have to win, because otherwise the future is bleak. do you think young people who are coerced into joining county lines drug gangs should be criminalised? no, not at all. and there are mechanisms through the modern slavery legislation to protect young people who are being criminalised, so there is a national referral mechanism not being used, we need to do more to

chp was forced to close the highway from tubbs lane near calistoga to bradford road toward middlefield in lake county because of spinouts video from the areas you can see here shows snow blanketing the roadway there and more snow, possibly coming down in the overnight hours. authorities say people should avoid this area and because of the weather, they're all lake county public schools, by the way will be closed tomorrow. oh, is coming down in the east bay as well. ktvu is elissa harrington live in oakland for us tonight, alyssa. is it like where you are? right now. the rain is certainly coming down and there's some pretty strong wind gusts earlier today, we checked out some of the east bay peaks and found people making the most of this chilly weather. it wasn't quite snowball fight weather, but the frosty roads and ice covered trees and mount diablo brought adventure seekers to the summit to see and feel the elements cold out here. it's a snowy and callie that's something you don't see that much snowballs. but there was some flurries. um definitely felt the chill, you know, definitely

example some lorries could even be at risk of being toppled over and some cross wind landings at leeds bradfordirport, you could have some cancellations or delays and perhaps some power cuts around. but away from these northern areas on friday a lot of cloud around, fit enough for some patches of rain and still mild particularly for england and wales. some fresh air working in across the north of the uk later in the day. looking ahead to the weekend, low pressure still there or thereabouts initially on saturday, pressure then starts to rise on sunday and that translates to probably a lot of cloud to start the weekend, still outbreaks of rain and still quite breezy but turning a little bit drier and brighter as well as we had to sunday. in the short term we are watching the strong winds coming away on friday. that's all from the bbc news at one — so it's goodbye from me — and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s good afternoon. it's 1:30pm and here's your latest sports news. england's women will this week begin their preparations in earnest ahead of this summer's world cup. sarina wiegman's side tak

bradford again... what a goal!makes you wonder how hoarse his voice got! fortu nately, fortunately, our sports presenter does not have a hoarse voice. how are you? nice to see you! good afternoon, everyone. let's start with the white paper. more money for lower league clubs, more redistribution from the wealthy elite, and more powerforfans. all proposals that would be re—enforced by an independent regulator. these are the main recommendations confirmed in a uk government white paper released today. it comes after a fan—led review to secure the future of football in england. blocking the top sides from joining a breakaway european super league and helping clubs avoid going into administation would be be among the powers held by english football's new independent regulator as well. what we have seen recently, and over a number of years, overa number of years, is over a number of years, is clubs like bury, rochdale, you know, financial mismanagement, ruining clubs and destroying it for their fans, so we're bringing fo

in bradford on avon in wiltshire there were plenty of pancakes and runners in fancy dress — though somes and staff take it very seriously — racing through the medieval cloisters — and even adding obstacles along the way. the princess of wales was at it too — fortunately she wasn't in a race to toss her pancake. it took her quite some time to unstick it from the frying pan. but she got there eventually. i'm not sure her kids would have been too impressed with that pancake though. doesn't look terribly appetising! but full marks for perseverance. she did better than i would have done. i will say it will be a toss up whether we get much rain in the next 24 hours. it has been very dry this month across many central and eastern parts of england. earlier todayit eastern parts of england. earlier today it was a very colourful scene with some sunshine. but the weather is changing probably briefly. a band of cloud coming from the atlantic, head of atmore cloud moving up from northern

with winds in excess of 70 miles an hour at times, some flights were stranded at leeds bradford thisperson for the airport. a spokesperson for the airport telling look north that the airport telling look north that the airport does remain open, however passengers are asked to check with their airlines and at the airport website to see f their flight is being affected by storm alto. in some places are landscapes and gardens had a different look this morning. in leeds, gartner counted fallen trees. morning. in leeds, gartner counted fallen trees-— fallen trees. knowing that the trees was vulnerable, _ fallen trees. knowing that the trees was vulnerable, i _ fallen trees. knowing that the trees was vulnerable, i was _ fallen trees. knowing that the trees was vulnerable, i was concerned . fallen trees. knowing that the trees| was vulnerable, i was concerned the last year, so we are amazed no one was hurt. , ., h, , was hurt. elsewhere, trampolines oints to was hurt. elsewhere, trampolines points to places — was hurt. elsewhere, trampolines points to places they _ was hurt. elsewhere, tra

bradford was killed on thanksgiving night in birmingham, alabama, it's important that the community see swift justice too. when terrance was a black man, reverend al, having car trouble in the broad daylight in tulsa, oklahoma, walking away with his hands up and they shot him in the back on video, it was important that the community see swift justice too on that. when botham jean eating ice cream in his own apartment, police woman come in shoot and kill him say, i thought it was my apartment in self-defense in her position it was a need to have swift justice too. and so no more, no more can they ever tell us when we have evidence on video of them brutalizing us that it's going to take six years, that it's going to take a month, that it's going to take three years like laquan mcdonald, no, no, no, 20 days, we're going to start counting, we can count to 20 and every time you kill one of us on video we're going to say the legacy of tyre nichols is that we have equal justice swiftly. swiftly. [ applause ] swiftly. and so, reverend al, i would be remiss if i did not acknowledge a sister who

when ej bradford was killed on thanksgiving night in birmingham, alabama, it's important that the community see swift justice too. when terrance was a black man having car trouble in the broad daylight in tulsa, oklahoma, walking away with his hands up and they shot him in the back, on video, it was important that the community see swift justice too on that. when botham jean eating ice cream in his own apartment, police come and shoot and kill him, and say i thought it was my apartment, in self-defense, and her position, it was a need to have swift justice too. and so no more. no more can they ever tell us when we have evidence on video of them brutalizing us, that it's going to take six years. it's going to take a month, that it's going to take three years like laquan mcdonald, no, no, no. 20 days. we're going to start counting. we can count to 20, and every time you kill one of us on video, we're going to say the legacy of tyre nichols is that we have equal justice swiftly. swiftly. swiftly. and so reverend al, i would be remiss if i did not acknowledge a sister who also deserves swift ju

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. >> thank you for your comments cutis bradford. do we have anyone else in the board chamber that wants to provide public comment on item one? no one is coming forward. let's move to the telephonic call in line and i will note we have nine callers listening and there are seven to provide comment on agenda item one. can we be connected to the first of those callers please? . >> good morning supervisors. my name is mark solomon and a north mission resident and alum that got the first needle exchange in san francisco and a long-termer drug users. as a resident of the north mission we're seeing our neighborhood bearing the brunt of what the city doesn't want anywhere else. the reason this measure is in place and to have a safe consumption site at st. john's church at 15th and julian and adjacent to a senior center, [inaudible] latino and away from the indian friendship recovery house center and close to the school. that's in violation of the health and safety code that requires that drug use not be within a thousand feet of an elementar

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a closure both directions between tubs lane and bradford road. avoid that if you can. busy west 580 towards dublin interchange. we are seeing a slow ride with a 60 minute travel time. officially an hour commute from the 205 tracy area towards 680 as you head through the altamont pass. we were seeing slow spots on 101 north near 880 due to a crash. that's now cleared. things are moving along pretty nicely as you head through the south bay. let's look at the current power outages. numbers show over 7,000 customers without power after recent storms. you see most of them are in the south bay and santa cruz mountains. some have been without power since tuesday. amanda. >>> let's look at top stories. we are tracking damage from a violent storm system tearing across the country. a massive storm cloud caught on camera in kansas. heavy rain and hail pelted texas. seven tornadoes have been reported in oklahoma overnight. >> we heard two large thumps. my daughter covered her head and her back window busted out. >> scary stuff. >>> in california, clean up is underway after winds a

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going up the hills into bradford road in lake county. so it is a near the valley floor, but it also extends up going toward clearly no word on when that roadway will be back open again. highway 29 callisto. the north has now been closed by the highway patrol. we have an update on that one year-old boy who was seriously injured when a giant redwood tree crashed through his family's home in boulder creek. milo smith has been in the hospital for the past couple of days. the good news he's now in stable condition and he's recovering tuesday night. strong winds brought that tree down on his home on bobcat lane in the santa cruz mountains pending the little boy. attorneys first responders rescued him and at the time he was listed in critical condition. and some developing news now, former oakland police chief armstrong has filed his official appeal to dispute his firing by mayor sheng tao. >> this move marks the first step towards legal action against the city of oakland. according to his representative, sam singer, armstrong's attorney sent a

threats, in west yorkshire, and we know there organised crime groups are crossing across leeds, bradfordpport all those different partners. really? you think the police are winning the war against the drug gangs? l are winning the war against the drug gangs?— drug gangs? i think we are winnin: drug gangs? i think we are winning because _ drug gangs? i think we are winning because we - drug gangs? i think we are winning because we are i drug gangs? i think we are i winning because we are taking millions of pounds of drugs out of the — circulation. just in the last six months were taken one and a half million from the drug runners stop where using “p drug runners stop where using up money for the proceeds of crime act monies. we, the people of west yorkshire, winning, i believe, and we have to win, because if we don't, the future is bleak. do you think the young people who are coerced into joining these gangs should be criminalised? h0 these gangs should be criminalised?- these gangs should be criminalised? :, :, ., ., ., criminalised? no not at all and there are _ criminalised? no not at

and, for example, some of the airports leeds, bradford, well, those winds will be cross—winds, and sold for the time of year everywhere. now, those mild conditions continue on into saturday. still cloud and a bit of rain around for many to start the weekend. sunday looks like being the dry and brighter of the two days of the weekend. hello, i'm maryam moshiri. you're watching the context on bbc news. nato ramps up supplies of ammunition for ukraine — but can't guarantee they'll not run out. ukrainian forces need more artillery shells, as they prepare for a new russian offensive. president zelensky urges allies to speed up military aid. this was nato's response. this is critical. ukraine has a window of opportunity to tip the balance, and time is of the essence. and deja vu for a family that worked as extras on the film white noise — which featured a train crash and susequent chemical leak. incredibly, after appearing in that movie, they were actually forced to evacuate their home due to a real—life train crash and airborne toxic event — turning their memories of working on the film in

so the closure stretches from tubs lane near calistoga to bradford road in lee county. no word on when the road will be reopened. highway 17 is still shut down because of hazardous road conditions out there to both directions are closed because of downed trees and debris. drivers actually had to be rescued and then brought back to areas with less icy conditions because they ended up stranded closer to the summit. we saw blizzard-like conditions overnight, which caused cars to spin out there, too. >> that was about 10 minutes up on the highway before i just saw snow. and then the road was frozen. a big rig was spilling out in front one around him i was stuck in the snow and i've been there for hours and entry started dropping right in front of my truck. and i just what your trees dropping all around the block right in the road. the 4 journalists came and rescued me. >> driver was not able to go back to get his car. instead, he had to wait it out at a hotel nearby and people are being warned not to try to take the back roads unless it's safer to do so. heavy snowfall over

that loan yes from democratic senator steven bradford, who said assembly member.ta is a committed public servant and has a high level of intellect and integrity to suggest that she would play favorites to influence budget policy in favor of the attorney general shows a lack of understanding of the budget process and is a slap in the face to one of the most qualified and ethical members of the legislature. decades in california. we asked governor gavin newsom to weigh in on this entire situation. governor the budget is obviously paramount process for you and the legislature and i just want to ask you about something on the other end of the budget on a different topic on public safety . um do you think it looks good to the taxpayer for an assembly member who was also the wife of the attorney general to lead a committee that oversees his budget and other departments? i literally don't know what you're referring to. assembly member mia banta is set to lead the budget sub five committee on public safety. i mean, the attorney general overseas ethics in the state distrib

the closure is stretching from tubs lane near calistoga to bradford road in lake county. no word yet on when the road will reopen. conditions. and we've been telling you this pretty tough heading to the sierra. you're looking live at highway 89 near truckee. plenty of snow. and coming up at 10 30, we'll get a live look at placer county and what drivers there are facing. and you can join us online as we track the storm, including the road closures and power ouiages and your area. you can do that by scanning the qr code there on your screen. more weather coverage later. >> there is other news former oakland police chief leronne armstrong is now filing an appeal to dispute his firing by mayor sheng town. that's according to his representative. armstrong's attorneys sent a letter to the city initiating the appeal process. that means the city will direct a hearing officer to review armstrong's case along with the evidence and then make a recommendation to the city about whether or not to uphold his firing if the city rejects his appeal, armstrong can go to court and file a law

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highway 29 between tubbs lane near calistoga to bradford road towards middlefield and lake county is closed by the chp because drivers were spinning out. on that slippery road. during the night. there was even more snow has also been lightly snowing up in the east bay hills, but the lore of frosty roads and ice covered trees attracted some people to drive up to the summit about the ablow , one man brought along his five year old daughter with him to catch some of the snow in the bay area. open or drinking hot chocolate. i brought. i brought the camp stove up and bqe. we cooked it up in the back of the back at the forerunner. and some people when they saw the dusting of snow in the mountains, decided to stop what they were doing and just head up to the top of mount diablo. we was working like one great and we saw like a lunchtime was knowing that's what we came here after work. thank having fun taking pictures video. thank you. and later today. in this weekend, park rangers expect to see even bigger crowds at high elevations across the area. thousands of people in the bay area are wit

and that's what from tub slain near calistoga bradford road lake county and we still don't have word. we're keeping you posted on a reopening of that. but that's not going happen either. >> what? let's go back to the go purse ticker ski, palo alto, i could see printing that. now if you've got the skis and you want to take yourself up and down the mountain since there's no formal, you know, wrote or anything. our chair lift skyline boulevard of portola heights road. this is what it looked like because the snow came down hard enough and it stuck long enough that this guy got a little ride, turn that into funds. kieran. >> all right. let's get you updated on again. the not so fun side of this storm and that's the power outage situation. few things you need to know as we take a live look here at the pg e outage map for you this morning. biggest outages are typically in the south bay and in the north bay. that's what we're kind of seeing this morning. so in all we have about 18,000 customers without power and walk you through where the hot spots are. we have one little bit out near lake me

a stretch from tubs lane near calistoga bradford road in lake county is what was affected. we don't know when the reopening don't know. yeah. and as we get into the colder temperatures here in the bay area, the california highway patrol warning now bay area residents to be extra careful. >> while you are out on the roads and here's what visitors got to see when they were up about yesterday. temperatures dropping down into the 30's and with freezing conditions expected to continue. got to be extra careful while you're out there because things could get slippery for you. real quick. chp officer andrew barclay says that while the snow may be pretty to look at when it starts to melt, that's when the danger pops up. >> we understand a lot of people, especially for the snow may be may be excited and maybe trying to drive just some of these, you know, higher elevations where the snow is but our our first word of advice is going to be, you know, please, first of all, watch your speed and slow down. if you know that that the temperatures are lower or or freezing. the you know, cauti

the closure stretches from tubs lane near calistoga to bradford road in lake county. no word yet on when that's going to be reopened. but stay tuned. we'll let you know soon. find out. >> go >> sure. why not turn a path into a ski run? this out, though, yesterday morning near skyline boulevard and heights road. and you can see the snow coming down enough and sticking enough that this walk away. this guy was able to ski on what a great run that i mean, he actually got a little movement in the problem is, of course, she got a sidestep or whatever you got to skate up there. there's no chairlift are not do james know? unfortunately all right. and we also have the other aspect of this, too. that's fun to play in the snow. but >> not so fun when you have the power out. and that's still the situation around the bay area right now. we've got tht live look once more with pg e's. >> a live outage map and it shows you that we are still seeing the biggest outages along the peninsula down to the south that picture has gotten quite a bit better. at least. that's the good news for y

. >> while the closure stretches from tubs lane near calistoga to bradford road up in lake county will talk more about lake county here in a minute. but there's no word yet on when the roads are going to be reopen. in the meantime, as we get into colder temperatures here in the bay area, the california highway patrol warning barry residents now to be extra careful while out on the roads. and this is the view that visitors got on mount diablo yesterday. look at that. temperatures dropping into the 30's and with these freezing conditions expected to continue. you're going to need to be extra careful while out on the roads. chp officer andrew barclay says that while the snow may be pretty to look at the danger lies on when it starts to melt and create slick road conditions. >> we understand a lot of people, especially for the snow may be may be excited and maybe trying to drive to some of these, you know, higher elevations where the snow is but our our first word of advice is going to be, you know, please, first of all, watch your speed and slow down. if you know that that the temperature

can see why the snowfall heavy at times that closure stretches from tubs lane near calistoga to bradford road in lake county. there's no word yet on when they might reopen. it's all going to depend on the weather and at the moment, it's still coming down. >> go >> ski, palo alto. this is the best way to get to work actually, it's going to be quicker if you could only ski on. i was 17. this is yesterday morning skyline boulevard and portilla heights road. somebody having a little bit of fun since this past turned into a pretty good ski run to get. there's no chair lift to get you up and down. >> all right. 7.10 is the time from the fund to the problems that storms like this can bring that power outages for a lot of folks. and here we've got the pg and e live map showing us where they're seeing those outages. at the moment. bay area wide. we've got about 18,000. so customers without power right now in san francisco, a little more than 700. you see that little area of orange that's out near lake merced said got a pocket of folks that are without power there, anywhere from 500 to 5,000 custo

here in california we have a senator by the name of bradford who has submitted legislation, senate billng to remember what it's called. but it would certainly decertify police officers who engage in the kind of activities that we saw the officers engage in with mr. nichols. and so if you decertify a police officer, what happens, and much like a person who doesn't have a license to drive a car, you can't do so legally, you can't be a police officer, you can't resign and get that gift of resignation and move on to another department before they have the time to fire you. and so if you're decertified, if you don't hold a post-peace officer standard and training certification, that would be a great first start. and so i am not even sure that the president on a national level can compel every 18,000 police chiefs and sheriffs to do that. but that would be a great start. >> retired lapd police sergeant dorsey, thank you now. >>> let's go now to south carolina and the trial of a former disgraced attorney accused of killing his wife and son. it stirred debate over evidence on whether alex murda

crews were forced to close the highway from tubbs lane near calistoga to bradford road toward middlefield because of spinouts video from the area shows snow blanketing the roads and more snow is still coming down. authorities say people should avoid the area. snow could also be seen at the top of some bay area peaks earlier today, ktvu is elissa harrington live tonight. grizzly peak boulevard in berkeley. with that part of the story, alyssa well, mike. i'm wearing a turtleneck in this large jacket. but i still feel underdressed. that is how cold it is out here. it is absolutely freezing here along grizzly peak in berkeley. we are getting a little bit of rain, some very strong wind gusts as well. and earlier today, when we were driving along grizzly peak, there was some snow coming down . it just did not stick and has melted since then. now, snow levels dropped low enough for quite an unusual winter side in parts of the bay area. it wasn't quite snowball fight weather, but the frosty roads and ice covered trees and mount diablo brought adventure seekers to the summit to see and feel the el

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