dogwoods were blooming, and the people all know each other this, and it is within a mile of the fort braggase, itse itself. >> but there was something amiss at the home of the eastburn family. >> the neighbors noticed that the newspapers in the drive way were piling up, and they knew that the husband was out of town. so that naturally raised curiosi curiosity. they went and peeked in the window and a heard the baby crying, and then he called the authorities. >> i received the call from the dispatch of a homicide on the somerville road. when i got there, there was one deputy who had been in the building. his eyes teared up and he had his hat down and shaking his head and he said, i don't understand this. >> the baby was taken to safety, and detective bitle and his partner entered the house. >> as we went down the hallway, we looked this the bedroom to the left-hand side, and the daughter who was in the first grade was still in bed and had a star wars blanket pulled up around her head. she was stabbed ten times. you could see the stab wounds through the blanket. we went further to the master

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fort bragg has picked up a half an inch. clover dale and over toward northern napa county but not a lot. a lot of cloud cover. just a little bit of rain as it pushes off to the east. sacramento valley and the sierra. 40s on the temps. 40s and 50s. even down to gilroy. we had a lot of 30s yesterday. right around hidden valley lake. windsor up to clover dale. that is the line. south of that it's cloudy to mostly cloudy. south bay will be partly sunny and partly cloudy. we will just go mostly cloudy here. combination of fog and haze. highs today 50s and 60s. she's sal with an update on your friday traffic. >>> we do have slow traffic at the bay bridge. i have a feeling more people are drive into the city because of the uncertainty surrounding the bart system. right now bart is running fine of course you know that could change. we will have reports from that coming up. we'll let you know what is happening. this is a look at interstate 880 now. traffic is moving well in oakland. both directions right in front of the coliseum. we

bragg seeing showers, clearlake, ukiah. a lot of the activity across the north bay and north of san francisco today. south of the golden gate you'll see a good mix of sun and clouds, 66 east bay. peninsula 65. close to 70 south bay. more sunshine again closer to the south bay and across the monterey coast. if you're hitting the beach, enjoy it for me. >> hi has to work. >> babies involved. >> one day. >> sorry, anthony. thanks. the stage is set for a final answer on marriage for gay couples as the supreme court takes on this history making case. will they leave it as is or will the justices make same-sex legal in all 50 states? the debate started in 2004 when the city began issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples. john lewis and stewart -- pardon me. that is not the couple but they are excited that the supreme court has agreed to decide if same-sex marriage must be allowed across the country. together for 28 year they were among the first couples in the nation to get married at san francisco city hall 11 years ago. ri

. >>> this morning police found a man shot to death at the bragg motel in upper marlboro. investigators don't think it was a random shooting but they haven't released the victim's name or a possible motive. >>> metro is issuing a public apology. the transit agency took out an ad in today's "the washington post," and i apology is in the form of a letter from metro's chairman of the board. he says metro is working to make sure it never happens again. one person died monday, 80 others had to be taken to the hospital after an electrical problem filled a tunnel and train with heavy smoke. in a direct message, downs writes -- your safety and your trust in metro to deliver safe and reliable service, is paramount to us. the national traffic safety board said it took -- >>> next at 6:00 a pro golfer misses 9 cut, and his day went downhill from there. how he ended up looking bad. >>> teenage sweethearts are now in custody. what tripped them up and led to the bust. >>> i'm darcy spencer. a bowie family had a rude awakening in the middle of the night. a car smashed right into their ho

bragg is going to lead for us.f you didn't notice, we've expanded the audience and sitting in the back there, everybody, is a group from the national organization for youth safety. noise. there ya go. what perfect timing because our next panel is specifically on novice drivers. so mr. bragg, whenever you are ready. >> thank you member rosekind. as a reminder for our panelists, please push the button on the microphone to activate. bring it close to you. once again our next panel is on concerns for novice drivers. our panelists dr. nate watson, president elect of the academy of sleep medicine and co-director of sleep centers at the university of washington. >> thank you. thank you very much for the invitation to speak here today. thank you, member rosekind. and thank you for making some noise back there. i'm very excited that high school students are here this morning for my presentation. because i'm going to be talking about why teens are susceptible to driving fatigue and what's happening to them that's making them

." >>> we're working to find out the name of a man killed in upper marlboro who was shot at the bragg motel early this morning. >>> at least one person is dead in the 60-car pileup in pennsylvania. rescuers are there right now. this is happening on the westbound lanes of i-76 just north of philadelphia in upper marion. the crash began around 7:00 this morning. police are asking everyone in that area to stay off the roads because of the slick conditions. >>> what you pay for taxes could change based on the state of the union address this week. president obama is expected to cut back on tax breaks for the wealthy to pay for a new credit for the middle class. >>> in the week ahead, you can head over to the annual martin luther king junior day parade happening tomorrow. hundreds of people expected to march for peace in southeast d.c. it's one of the first corridors in the nation named after the civil rights leader. >>> car lovers you have less than a week for the washington auto show. it starts january 23rd until february 1st. you can see 700 makes and models from over 42 manufacturers at

still a batch of high clouds west of fort bragg and important arena as well. here are some looks at the current numbers. already cooling off in napa. 48 degrees. santa rosa, 54. and san jose czeching in 55 degrees reporting mostly clear conditions. the live camera looking out to the bay bridge, you can stare at the lights for hours. you see the different patterns out there. for tonight, we have this. partly cloudy skies. tomorrow, high clouds, primarily for the morning hours. then a big warmup expected from saturday and sunday. in fact, that is the developing weather headline for your weekend. a lot of sunshine, temperatures a good 10 to 15 degrees above the average. there is a chance we could report recording for saturday and especially into sunday. and breezy conditions in the hills. lots of 40s for san francisco. mountain view, san jose. mostly cloudy skies with the high clouds moving in. and still some patchy fog to start out the day. here is the overall weather pattern. there is the weak system moveing in tomorrow. so a cloud producer for thursday morning

patchy fog and low clouds developing toward the sonoma county coastline up to point arena and fort bragg. that's kind of a recent change over the past few days. as far as current numbers updated, still showing the cool numbers. livermore checking in 50 degrees. walnut creek, 48 and napa, right now, 46. saturday morning a frost advisory for the bayshore line down toward the santa clara valley and head out to the north and east and the santa cruz mountains. a freeze warning posted with temperatures back down into the upper 20s to the lower 30s. get ready for another cold start with subfreezing temperatures for your saturday morning. in area of low pressure has been dropping into northern california basically since tuesday and wednesday. cool for today with mostly sunny skies except some patchy fog near the coastline. and then the high pressure returns. this will bring in some relief, especially by sunday. it's gonna be a gradual process. it will bring temperatures up a few days each day even with the lows beginning tomorrow morning. no significant storms to talk about as we begin 2015. her

i looked at bragg and said he's going to hit our cars or hit us and we need to get out of here. >> that officer was absolutely right. in fact, the truck practically smooshed the cars completely. they've charged the man with attempted murder of those officers. the police chief mark magaw says brandon had a history of mental illness and had not been taking his medication. >>> a student in prince george's county may soon face charges. the unnamed minor threatened to hurt other students at charles flowers high school and posted threats on a social media website. he was questioned but not arrested. one parent told us the threat involve shooting and stabbing other students. >>> the second highest ranking bishop in maryland is in police custody. late tonight she turned herself into baltimore police after being charged in a deadly hit and run. >> reporter: i'm scott broom in baltimore where episcopal bishop heather cook is now facing up to 10 years in prison for allegedly drinking, driving, texting, then killing a cyclist in a hit and run. baltimore's new state's attorney marilyn mosley ticked

that's why i looked at bragg and said he's going to come back and hit our cars or hit us and we need to get out of here. >> authorities say brandon had a history of mental illness and supposedly told investigators he'd not been taken his meds. >>> a fairfax judge rejected the gag order in the jesse matthew case today, the suspect from the uva student hannah graham's murder and he'll first stand trial for a 2005 sexual assault case out of fairfax. peggy fox was in the courtroom today where the defendant had a surprise visitor. who was that? >> reporter: it was his father. a soon as deputies brought in jesse matthew, he looked to the back of the courtroom and nodded at a man. that man confirmed after the hearing that he is jesse matthew's father. i asked him was it good to see your son? he said yes and declined to say anything else. his son is charged with attempted capital murder and rapublic defender argued for a gag order complaining that commonwealth attorney ray morrogh may have already tainted the potential jury pool by talking about the alleged victim who is a mother now and liv

it's well to the north of the ukiah area up around fort bragg and we have been tracking some rain upal the northwestern portion of the state and that's where the heaviest rain is expected over the next 24 hours. check out the hazy sky from our sutro tower cam are this afternoon. pretty clear why we are going into a spare the air alert. emeryville camera showing you a nice view. air quality pour for the friday. spare the air alert up. moderate air quality in by mopped which is martin luther king jr. day we are lacking at some good air quality entering the picture. i'll be back with look at the holiday forecast including closer look at the chance of rain. >> thank you sandhya. >> 2 men who became the first to free climb el capitan in semite national park hope this will inspire others. if champagne celebration after santa rosa native kevin and tom of colorado finished historic climb yesterday. began the 18 day trek in late december and relied on their hands feet and strength to make it up the 3000 foot sheer cliff. it remains surreal. >> when you grab the last hold you could literally fee

it's well to the north of the ukiah area up around fort bragg and we have been tracking some rain upalorthwestern portion of the state and that's where the heaviest rain is expected over the next 24 hours. check out the hazy sky from our sutro tower cam are this afternoon. pretty clear why we are going into a spare the air alert. emeryville camera showing you a nice view. air quality pour for the friday. spare the air alert up. moderate air quality in by mopped which is martin luther king jr. day we are lacking at some good air quality entering the picture. i'll be back with look at the holiday forecast including closer look at the chance of rain. >> thank you sandhya. >> 2 men who became the first to free climb el capitan in yosemite national park hope this will inspire others. if champagne celebration after santa rosa native kevin and tom of colorado finished historic climb yesterday. began the 18 day trek in late december and relied on their hands feet and strength to make it up the 3000 foot sheer cliff. it remains surreal. >> when you grab the last hold you could literally feel al

bragg, whenever you are ready. >> thank you.as a reminder for our panelists sh , push the button on the microphone. when done speaking, turn it off by depressing the button. once again, our panel is on the concern for novice drivers. we have dr. nate lawson, president elect of the american academy of sleep medicine and professor of neurology and co-director of sleep centers at the university of washington. >> thank you. thank you very much for the invitation to speak here today. thank you for making some noise back there. i'm very excited that high school students are here this morning for my presentation. because i'm going to be talking about why teens are susceptible to driving fatigue and what's happening to them that's making them susceptible. so i'm going to talk about the biology of teen sleep and what's going on during adolescent development in terms of regulating sleep. then teen behaviors that affect sleep as well as societal restrictions. and then what's going on with teen driving and sleep. so the biology of sleep, wh

bragg, whenever you are ready. >> thank you, member rosekind.ts, please push the button on the microphone to activate. bring it close to you. when done speaking, turn off the microphone by again depressing the button. once again our next panel is on concerns for novice drivers. bradley hospital and professor of psychiatrist and human behavior brown university. and we also have dr. nate watson. president elect of the academy of sleep medicine and professor of neurology and co-director of sleep centers at the university of washington. >> thank you.bkm thank you very much for the invitation to speak here today. thank you, member rosekind. and thank you for making some noise back there. i'm very excited that high school students are here this morning for my presentation. because i'm going to be talking about why teens are susceptible to driving fatigue and what's happening to them that's making them susceptible. so i'm going to talk about the biology of teen sleep and what's going on during adolescent development in terms of regulating sleep than te

it's well to the north of the ukiah area up around fort bragg and we have been tracking some rain upal northwestern portion of the state and that's where the heaviest rain is expected over the next 24 hours. check out the hazy sky from our sutro tower cam are this afternoon. pretty clear why we are going into a spare the air alert. emeryville camera showing you a nice view. air quality pour for the friday. spare the air alert up. moderate air quality in by mopped which is martin luther king jr. day we are lacking at some good air quality entering the picture. i'll be back with look at the holiday forecast including closer look at the chance of rain. >> thank you sandhya. >> 2 men who became the first to free climb el capitan in yosemite national park hope this will inspire others. if champagne celebration after santa rosa native kevin and tom of colorado finished historic climb yesterday. began the 18 day trek in late december and relied on their hands feet and strength to make it up the 3000 foot sheer cliff. it remains surreal. >> when you grab the last hold you could literally feel

bragg and he has yet to make the final decision. >> thanks for the update. >> you bet. >> i want to bring back glen thrush and e.j. dion. in terms of what this means for this administration at this particular moment when such attention is being paid to hostages and what we do and don't do to negotiate their release, how do you place this in perspective for the white house? >> back in june there were a lot of people who weren't out to make partisan points on this who said, look we have traded for our people before because there's a core principle we don't leave our people behind. if i can use the word -- we have traded for our guys in exchange for releasing people we saw or who actually were bad guys and we're not the only country that's done that. to be honest i hope we don't let politics get in the way of getting our people back. but the notion there might be a problem here with sergeant bergdahl, questions raised about his service, those were there back then. i spoke with a retired general who i thought got it exactly right. there's a responsibility to those who serve their country and

. >> reporter: the decision remains with lieutenant general mark millie in fort bragg, north carolina >> even if it is beyond dispute that bergdahl dropped his pack and desserted his fellow soldiers the general can say the guy was in captivity and mistreated and therefore it is not fair to court-martial him since he served five years at the hands of the enemy. he has wide discretion. >> reporter: the pentagon says sergeant bergdahl has not received charges as of yet. the army's major general ron lewis took a swipe at the media. the reporting is inaccurate. no decision has been made. there is no update to where we are in the process and no change to the range of options the commander has. there is no pressure or influence being applied to general millie. after bergdahl's parents appeared in a rose garden ceremony shortly after five senior taliban leaders were released from guantanamo as part of a prisoner swap. >> i think it was the day of or day after he left we heard there was an american looking for someone who spoke english so he could talk to the taliban. >> reporter: defense secr

. >>> a lot of fog out there, also steve dunlap up in fort bragg says the ocean is busy.ts. drizzle is stacking up, king sides, not a scientific term, high it tides is the gravitational pull will be highest today, also tomorrow. so some minor coastal flooding is possible. we get some this week and again in february. over all a lot of cloud cover over us, temperatures are on the mild to warm side. i mean, mid-to upper 50s for some. so much moisture in the air so the over night cooling if you will, it is not that much cooling, temperatures have no problem getting together. so a thick fog very mild mainly inland, drizzle, mist, dense fog this morning low visibility in some of the drizzle. the cloud cover will thin out. once we get going late morning early afternoon, a lot of that fog will burn off. it is a dry forecast 56 sfo. a couple of upper 40s, not many. lake port, and a lot of low 50s. and some of the mist and drizzle out there was really showing up. brentwood at .02 in drizzle. a lot of cloud cover over us, 42 in tahoe. cloud cover will work its way east and south, we

bragg, portland, seattle. by friday, that's when the shower activity will push into the bay area. look at colors, talking yellows, reds. . whenever you get that activity on futurecast, heavy rain. by friday morning, heavy rain's going to push into the north bay. friday, all day, we're expecting periods of shower activity and that's going to continue not only through friday, but for saturday and maybe for sunday as well. we're talking about several days of rain which is really good news because we really could use the rain and not all at once. over several day period will give us time to at least not talk about flash flooding. ground will have a chance to at least soak up some of the rain. i want to show you rainfall amounts. a euro model. last week, when new york city forecasting the blizzard, this is the one that got it wrong. notice talking about 1 to 2 inches across the bay area. gfs, better model that we use and actually one that got it right or closer i should say to what actually happened across the east coast. look at these numbers. talking anywhere from 1 1/2 inches in the

near fort bragg and point arena. there are some 50s . san jose a 9. livermore, 56. santa rosa, 59.is weekend, this will be the big headline. a warmup, lots of 70s out there. sunny skies, temperatures a good 10 to 15 degrees above the average. winds pick up in the hills for the north bay and the east bay hills. the fog to the south, a weak frontal system up here, this will move into the region for tomorrow morning for thursday. mostly cloudy skies and we will scale back on the clouds as we head into the afternoon hours. once the sunshine moves out, high pressure moves in. here is the big trend for friday and saturday. this will be the source of the warming. around 75 to 78 degrees, approaching 80 degrees. that will feel strange for january. dry weather pattern continues as you can see. possibly just a few clouds into next week for tuesday and wednesday. so here is a break down for tomorrow. mostly cloudy skies. patchy fog. want to bundle up. then a nice recovery in the afternoon hours with partly sunny skies and a few mostly sunny observations as well by 4:00 and 5:00 tomorrow. here

prince george's county plig say it happened at the bragg motel about 3:00 this morning.>>> this morning a woman in new jersey is charged with murder after setting her newborn baby on fire. the 22-year-old is waking up in jail. on friday a witness called police after seeing a won man get out of her car and light something on fire in the middle of the roadway. he said the woman told him she was burning dog waste. when police arrived and found the baby badly burned the babe bib died. investigatives say the new borne was doused with an accelerant. >>> today millions of people are braving the rain to attend pope francis's final mass in the philippines. the pontiff has been in the country for a six-day tour. it lined the pope's motorcade group. pope francis dedicated the homily to the young and urged protection for children tempted by the devil. the pope will return to the vatican tomorrow. >>> georgetown university will host a special telecast of the mass in manila at 12:00 p.m. at gaston hall. after the mass the panel will discuss what makes pope francis unique compared to o

bragg, over towards chico, expecting some showers. a lot will stay across north bay. san francisco, points north. our sky camera fog is in in san francisco. later on this afternoon, 63 for your high. 66 in the south bay. knell>> and that's a check of your sunday weather. >>> president obama may be in for a rough reception tuesday night when he delivers his state of the union address in front of the republican controlled congress. he's pushing for big changes in the tax code. chuck todd is moderator of "meet the press." chuck, good morning. >> good morning, lester. >> the president is looking to give the middle class a break at the expense of those who are higher earners. how is that going to go in front of an all-republican congress, his first address to an all-republican congress? >> it is hard to imagine it is going to go well. i think it all depends on how the white house pitches this idea. is this their definitive answer on how they would change the tax code? or is this an opening bid, the start of negotiations? logic says it is an opening bid but if this were an

he was killed at the bragg motel on crane highway in croom.ice were called to the scene around 3:00 sunday morning. they do not think the shooting was random. so far no word of an arrest or motive. the victim lived in harwood, maryland. >>> a fairfax county mother wants to change the state's child support law. now the virginia senate is holding a hearing on something called connor's law. the bill would extend child support for mentally challenged adult children. connor's law was started by sharon cummings. her son, connor was diagnosed with autism when he was 18 months old. she and her husband were divorced when connor was 20 years old. current virginia law does not require the noncustodial parent to pay for impaired adults. if passed the law would extend child support for mentally impaired children regardless of their age. >>> parents and students at the university of maryland are going to have to come up with more money for the spring semester a rare midyear tuition hike has just been approved. as news4's chris gordon finds out, that's bad n

bragg soldier was bringing his wife breakfast in bed. when she fired a gun through the bedroom door. the soldier is in stable condition with a chest wound. police are still investigating. >>> 16 years worth ofpreviously unseen boy scout files that contain allegations of sex abuse could soon be made public. the files from 1991 to 2007 could be used as evidence in a molestation case earlier this case, the case of a former boy scott volunteer who pleaded no contest in child endangerment following a 13 old boy. some have already been made public through other court cases. >>> federal prosecutors are recommending charges be filed against former cia director david petraeus. the fbi and justice department have been looking into whether petraeus gave classified information to paula broadwell. she was his mistress and his biographer. petraeus has denied sharing classified information. now it's up to attorney general eric holder to decide whether to bring those criminal charges. >>> the winter weather that's bearing down on a good portion of the c

bragg soldier was bringing his wife breckakfast in bed when she fired a gun through the bedroom door. he has a chest wound. police are investigating. >>> this morning overseas search crews lifted the tail section of the airasia plane that crashed into the java see. after it was pulled out of the water, the torn tail was put on a search vessel. it's now headed to port in indonesia. here's why this is significant. investigators hope that the black box recorders are still inside that tail. it could offer clues on why the jet crashed. the plane plummeted into the sea on december 28th with 16 the people onboard. so far, crews have recovered 48 bodies. >>> 16 years worth of previously unseen boy scout files that contain allegations of sex abuse could soon be made public. a california judge ruled the files from 1991-2007 could be used as evidence in a molestation case later this month. that's the case of a former boy scout volunteer who pleaded no contest to child endangerment involving 13-year-old boy. scout filed from 1960 to 1991 have already been made public through other court cases. >>

. >> there is for redding and fort bragg, medford, portland. we'll get a little bit. it's a change.over today slight chance of a shower in the north bay, i'm grasping at straws trying to be positive here. oakland 64. even when it's cloudy in january, we are hitting the 60s. san rafael 55. live look at cloudy conditions at sfo. look at our live neighbor network. wide range of temperatures. deer valley high school 44. 53 pleasanton. henry ford elementary in redwood city 55. saint mary's school in gilroy 59. but look at the rainfall. this is not for today. its for the entire month. goose eggs across the board. we are still waiting for our first rainfall. oh, is it close. look at all of that green. and yellow and orange up to the north. the ridge of high pressure that's been keeping us dry is now flat. in the that we are not seeing a pronounce -- in that we're not seeing a pronounced rise in the overall jet stream. we are seeing things slide west to east so it's a flat ridge. even when it's not as strong and close, it still takes away the rain chance because the ridge is staying close e

the man found shot to death at a motel in prince george's county james birch, who was killed at the braggel on crane highway in croom. police were called to the scene around 3:00 sunday morning. birch lived in heartwood, maryland. police don't think the shooting was random. no word of an arrest or motive. >>> the 2015 homeless and hungry campout begins in about 30 minutes. participants will meet at the shining star free will baptist church in seat pleasant. organizers hope to highlight the flight of the disenfranchised. they are asking everyone to wear something yellow as a symbol of hope. >>> the secret service is still trying to figure out who fired gunshots near the vice president's delaware home. >> it happened around 8:30 saturday night. the bidens were not home at the time and no one was hurt but authorities are anxious to know who's behind it. multiple shots were fired from a vehicle that drove by the entrance to the home. the secret service said it heard the shots, so did a neighbor and one agent saw a car speed away. the bidens and president obama have been briefed about the inci

. >> 16-year-old shawna bragg has cerebral paulzlsy but from the help of lift me up she's able to ride a horse. it's a therapeutic riding program for children and adults with physical and cognitive disabilities and the therapy comes in the form of a horse. >> every horse has its own distinct personality. >> you want on camera? no? >> start seeing how they really do push their boundaries because they want to do it. so much. and they want to improve and excel and go on to the next thing. >> as the riders get stronger and learn new skills parents see other benefits as well. >> they're happy and they're excited to come and they really improve their confidence and self-esteem. >> it's what we focus on. >> she can continue with her whole life riding horses. she absolutely loves it and she found that love here. >> katie metro was 4 and wore a leg brace when she started to come to lift me up. after one year, she was able to walk without the brace. well, now she and her horse benny took first place at a therapeutic riding competition last year and when she heads off to college in the fall benni

fort bragg soldier returned home early to surprise his wife with breakfast cops say he set off the home's system. his wife who was startled, she grabbed her gun and shot her husband right in the chest. >> she was doing what she felt was right to defend herself at that time. >> luckily the injured man was able to walk and talk after the shooting. he's out of the hospital now. he is expected to be just fine. >>> well, still ahead tonight on fox 29 news a precious memory is stolen. >> yeah, a new bride's desperate plea to a purse thieve next. >> caitlin. >> it couldn't be quieter outside. it looks beautiful but freezing temperatures all day long. we get a bit of a break from >> breaking news amber alert issued in delaware state police searching right now for four-year-old colette hamilton and four month old cortez hamilton jr. 35-year-old mother keisha hamilton also missing. now the three were last seen at their home in the twin willows development in smyrna, delaware about 10:00 o'clock last night. and police say they may be with the children's father cortez hamilton sr. investigators belie

prince george's county police say it happened at the bragg motel on crane highway around 3:00 a.m. we're working to learn the man's name. >>> this morning a woman in new jersey is charged with murder after setting her newborn baby on fire. the 22-year-old is waking up in jail. on friday a witness called police after seeing a woman get out of her car and then light something on fire in the road. he said the woman told him she was burning some dog waste. police arrived and found the baby badly burned and she died. investigators say the newborn was doused with an accelerant. >>> tomorrow there will be a march against police violence right here in d.c. less than 48 hours after a march in support of police. news 4's darcy spencer shows us what organizers were saying there. >> i had enough in december when we lost our nypd officers. >> reporter: it was three police wives who came up with the idea a rally and march to support law enforcement. >> times have gotten tougher on our police officers. the lack of support that is out there, it's time for us to stand up and thank them. >> reporter

i am here from fort bragg's __ the spearhead of the defense of all of america. i am a vietnam vet.irst of all, america has grown stupid because we got rid of the fairness doctrine. there should be a simple one implemented. eminent domain with keystone __ this is forcing private property owners to sell their property to a foreign entity, they should not have to do that. third, what is keeping democrats from implementing the same tactics that republicans and limited against obama __ you have to have 60 votes others 70 votes. about taxes __ i'm on the side of marie antoinette when she said, let them eat cake. you know, they did eat cake. based on her house and garden from her covered while they cut her head. host: we may not have time for all of them, but go ahead and take those comments __ guest: what will be the driving force __ i think in the end it is that democrats understand the need to get something done. if the house republicans overreach and start to send bad stuff over to the senate, they will just die a slow painful death. i think bigger __ the most important relationship i

bragg but lives here at walter reed. great friend of mine. i was able to visit with him on monday. so his last tour to afghanistan was a little more difficult than most. and because of that, he has lost his left leg. we have a lot of soldiers, a lot of members that are going through difficulties and challenges. and i would like to know, just briefly, from each of you, the impact of sequestration as is in regard to our medicare and follow on for soldiers and their families, briefly, gentlemen. >> one of the issues that we're working through that we have to watch carefully is we have to consolidate our medical capability and facilities. as we do that, we have to make sure that every soldier and their family member gets provided the same level of support no matter where they're stationed. that becomes a challenge as you start to reduce and so we have to be careful to ensure that. we will still have the best highest level care. the issue becomes the sustained care over time across the country and overseas because where our people are serving and making sure they get the right coverage

he was based at fort break where there was -- at fort bragg, where there were war protesters who crossine. one of them was jane fonda. this individual was tasked with putting her under arrest. nice job. she was deployed to north vietnam. i will never forget that picture. this individual also had the wisdom to be married on june 17, 1972 at the same day steve king and his wife were married. i was a ditch eger. he was elected to the house in 1962. in 82 he was elected as governor and serve up until 1999, in which case he thought -- i don't know what he actually thought. he went into the private sector and became the president of des moines university, where he lifted that university up. after 12 years again -- i didn't think government was serving well enough. a lot of good things that come from the private sector need to be brought into government. and this individual walked from the private sector -- he didn't need to do this for iowa. back into the governor's office and was in -- and was reelected in 2010. on the wake-up of december 15, 2015, this man will become the longest seated go

fort bragg, ukiah, lake county north. i know things are getting busy with b.a.r.t. let's get right to it. >>> we've been following this story of the planned protest. a group of demonstrators wants b.a.r.t. to disband the police force. let's go to reporter alex savidge following this developing news at the montgomery street b.a.r.t. station platform. alex? >> reporter: hey, sal. good morning to you. we are here on the platform. a very busy station. let me show you the scene as we push in. you can probably see a number of b.a.r.t. police officers, a number of b.a.r.t. employees. they are all stationed up and down the platform just to make sure if any problems arise, they will be able to handle that situation and this is what we've seen here this morning. we also understand that the trains coming into the montgomery station this morning, they are coming in slowly. obviously that could have a trickle down effect and could cause delays down the system. a short time ago, this was the scene we saw as b.a.r.t. employees, dozens of them and b.a.r.t. police officers held a me

bragg army installation at least a dozen times giving him what he calls red carpet tours, granting accessreas. who's telling the truth? i guess we'll have to see this one. >> so many twists and turns in this situation. all right, gio, thanks very much. >>> let's go now to amy in the social square with the feed, the speed feed, amy. >> that's right. good morning, the top trend this morning is the massive response to the new issue of "charlie hebdo" as terry moran reported from paris and our alex marquardt tweeting out a photo this morning, going to see a lot of this sign today, no more charlie. issues selling out and worldwide demand for more. >>> just breaking, welcome, william, kate and harry to twitter. at 6:00 a.m. eastern time they joined twitter with the handle @kensingtonpalace. the number of followers are climbing every moment. here are some of the first tweets. the first one actually being, hello from kensington palace. welcome to our new twitter account. and prince harry and carmelo anthony will shortly meet for a royal graduation ceremony. coachcore helps them become coaches and

i am here from fort bragg's __ the spearhead of the defense of all of america. i am a vietnam vet.st of all, america has grown stupid because we got rid of the fairness doctrine. there should be a simple one implemented. eminent domain with keystone __ this is forcing private property owners to sell their property to a foreign entity, they should not have to do that. third, what is keeping democrats from implementing the same tactics that republicans and limited against obama __ you have to have 60 votes others 70 votes. about taxes __ i'm on the side of marie antoinette when she said, let them eat cake. you know, they did eat cake. based on her house and garden from her covered while they cut her head. host: we may not have time for all of them, but go ahead and take those comments __ guest: what will be the driving force __ i think in the end it is that democrats understand the need to get something done. if the house republicans overreach and start to send bad stuff over to the senate, they will just die a slow painful death. i think bigger __ the most important relationship in

we have scattered showers falling over parts of northern california, from eureka to fort bragg. much rain out this unfortunately. a few passing showers for today, tomorrow a little bit of a better chance and i'll show you this here as we get into the saturday. a mix of clouds and sun today. we'll start at 5:00 this the afternoon. part of the north bay is cloudy, we have a mix of sun and clouds and in parts of the south bay we'll warm up to the 60 this afternoon. tomorrow we'll get a chance of seeing a few scattered showers through the morning hours of the north bay. so, a cloudy cool pattern for the weekend. 48 in concord, 49 in napa and san francisco you're waking up at 51, 48 for mountain view and 50 degrees for san jose. a mix of sun and clouds for the south bay. by 10:00 54 degrees, get into of the afternoon partly cloudy skies 54, mid-60s at 4:00 in the afternoon, as we settle into the evening hours, the clouds do return. the temperatures will remain in the low to mid-60s for today. it's 60 degrees for novato, and 60s to are pacifica and 67 los gatos and 65 for redwood city

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ellmers: this is particularly important to me as i proudly represent fort bragg and over 100,000 veterans, service member, and their spouses. recently, i held a military round table in fayetteville north carolina. as you can imagine, the number one concern for military spouses and veterans was unemployment. unfortunately, obamacare's employer mandate made employment opportunities for veterans scarcer than before. however the hire more heroes sacramento a step in the right direction in improving veterans' transition into civilian work force. this commonsense legislation is to be held up and alaud la -- applauded. i am proud to have been an original co-sponsor and look forward to doing more for our veterans every day. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the house will come to order. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. ros-lehtinen: due to president obama's latest actions designed to seek closer ties with terrorist groups and rogue regimes across the world, these groups