millie knight and guide brett wild take downhill silver in pyeongchang. on this slope where i crashednto the finish line. medallists, is amazing. warrior and peace maker? a double agent on an english street? that's all to come in dateline london. good morning and welcome to bbc news. into the poisoning of a former russian spy. in salisbury after being exposed to a nerve agent. have been deployed to the city, as andy moore reports. a police car possibly contaminated by traces of nerve agent. it had been parked outside salisbury hospital. had made it ready for transportation. this cemetery is another focus of the investigation. and there's also a memorial stone for his son. alexander's birthday was last week. yulia had flown in from russia to visit her father. before they fell ill? to medical treatment, but they are both seriously ill. to the nerve agent, is said to be making good progress. but no sign of widespread fear. we're concerned about public safety. we've got two young sons who often come into the centre. so, you know, we want it to be safe here. that they are handling the case

this really is the important medal that millie knight and brett wild wa nted that millie knight and brett she was feeling ready to go. it was a really tough downhill slope. her team—mate and her guide had wiped out earlier in the event. she had to knuckle down and focus on getting down the slope. luckily guided by brett wild, they got down the slope safely, winning the silver medal, the first medal for great britain at these games. clearly over the moon. i caught up with them just before they went to pick up their medals. it's absolutely fantastic. this time last yearl absolutely fantastic. this time last year i sustained quite a severe concussion on this slope where i crashed into the finish line. to cross the line today as paralympic silver medallists is amazing. were you nervous at the start, was it going through your mind?|j you nervous at the start, was it going through your mind? i certainly was nervous, but i guess that means i cared about it. the moment i pushed out of the start gate, all the nerves went. brett, you are guiding her down the mountain. it wasn‘t an especially easy d

that singing competition. >> brett is on team blake. new this morning he actually stopped by our studios to share how he's dealing with this and how he's getting ready for tonight's battle. >> you're going up against somebody who is entirely different, different age, different style and at some particular point for me it's about letting go and saying, if i show up and i'm myself, i can't lose. >> all right. so brett did a little singing for us here at "today in the bay" and for all you viewers out there while he was in our studios, check this out. ♪ she's a bad mamma jamma ♪ oh, she bad, no, yeah ♪ just as fine as she can be ♪ she's a bad mamma jamma ♪ just as fine as she can be ♪ her body measurements are perfect in every dimension ♪ >> bad mamma jamma. >> i like it. >> you can see him sing on the big stage that's on "the voice" tonight at 8:00 right here on nbc bay area. >> i think he was singing to me. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," honoring the life of mr. fred rodgers on the big screen. mr. rogers the big name actor expected

brett wilde, in the super g tomorrow. she only has 5% vision, she relies on sound and feeling, and quinces of brett wilde‘s orange jacket. more victory for england‘s cricketers, as well. jonny bairstow hit 104 as england beat new zealand by seven wickets in christchurch to win the one—day series 3—2. chris woakes excelled with the ball, finishing with figures of 3—32. adil rashid also claimed three wickets as the black caps were bowled out for 223. england reached that total with the loss ofjust 3 wickets. they‘ve now won five successive 0di series. and what a catch that was. the six nations championship could be decided today. if results go their way, ireland will take the title. they‘re the only side that can do the grand slam, winning every match — and if they beat scotland and take a bonus point, england must do the same in france to take the championship to the final weekend. we just need to make sure that we play from the first minute and that we don‘t let any distractions or any little things or even a dropped ball

millie knight and guide brett wild take downhill silver in pyeongchang. last year, i sustained quite a severe concussion on this slope where i crashed into the finish line. and to now cross the line today as paralympic silver medallists is amazing.

suede front man brett anderson on the time before he was famous. a lot of the experience of being in suede in the early days was kind of like failure afterfailure, struggle after struggle, and it seemed to be the word that sort of summed it all up. good evening. the military was called in to help emergency services today, as the country remains frozen by a blast of extreme weather of a scale and severity few can remember experiencing before. tonight, storm emma is preparing to do her worst, with snow threatened to up to 50 centimetres in parts of the uk. a red weather warning for snow is in force for south west england and south wales until tomorrow at least. the day has brought very sad fatalities, but also births in extraordinary circumstances. there was also a warning from the national grid that there may not be enough gas to meet demand. we'll be investigating the impact of that on industry and domestic users and whether such a shortage could have been avoided, but first, it was a day of drama. these are the temperatures that you may well see o

millie knight and her guide brett wild had a confident ski down the technical super—g course.wed, menna fitzpatrick and jen kehoe. they have had a tricky 2a hours after crashing out in the downhill yesterday. they had to come back focused and ready to take on this race. this is what they are world cup champions in. they admit they have had anxious moment in the lead—up to the race. the first half of the run today was about building the confidence. by halfway down she started skiing really well. we are super pleased. we have still got three more races. it is a massive dream come true. i'm just so glad we have done it together. it was a successful day for britain yesterday on the ice, as the curling team beat world champions norway. they came into today against the swiss full of confidence, but it wasn't meant to be and they lost 7—4. they had to bounce back quickly against finland later. it was a much better performance by the brits. they won that comfortably and will hopefully be back to winning ways tomorrow. it's been a day of mixed fortunes for cycling's yates family. simon

suede front man brett anderson on the time before he was famous.ys was kind of like failure afterfailure, struggle after struggle, and it seemed to be the word that sort of summed it all up. good evening. the military was called in to help emergency services today, as the country remains frozen by a blast of extreme weather of a scale and severity few can remember experiencing before. tonight, storm emma is preparing to do her worst, with snow

there was further success as millie knight and her guide brett wild managed to sneak the bronze in thepics gb have reached their target of seven medals, but all dependent on one sport, one classification and a small number of athletes. i am proud of every single one of the 17 athletes who came to pyeongchang to represent paralympics gb. yes, the medals came from snow, but every one of those athletes did give it their all. the games came to a fitting close, britain's golden girls carrying the union flag, and more nations than ever taking part, and a record number of tickets sold. they now call these games the greatest winter paralympics to date. scotland have finished their women's six nations campaign in fifth place, after being well—beaten by italy in padova. on a terrible, muddy pitch, italy won by 26—12, with beatrice rigoni crossing to secure their bonus point. scotland end the tournament with just one win from five, whilst the italians finish in fourth, having claimed two victories. france clinched their fifth grand slam with friday's thumping of wales. that's all from sportsday.

what do you make of that, brett? >> i think it's a reflection of the lack of substance and the impulsiveness of the trump foreign policy. there, currently, are not enough structures and strategies in place across our government to deal -- whether it's on a military front or, quite frankly, we need to come back to the very real and present danger that russia's information operations pose. we haven't even funded the global engagement center over at the state department that's supposed to be charged with tackling this. >> yeah. i think there have been some headlines that, frankly, have been a little frightening. i'd like to get a quick reaction from both of you to this. when you see headlines that say the relations between the u.s. and russia are the worst in decades, and that there are people who have the belief that the danger is really high, they don't necessarily mention where we were, for example, after crimea or the ukraine. where do you see this fitting in as we look at u.s./russia relations? >> well, u.s./russia

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no to ii; wild were back on guide brett wild were back on course, this time a more technical one. holding back in the favourite event for this pair. this was their best medal chance. and they delivered, not quite enough to beat their team—mates but a podium finish nonetheless. the winner of yesterday's race followed them down the hill and outperformed the brits. so it was silver and bronze. massive dream come true for both others. so glad that we've done it together. elsewhere, on the snow britain's first representative in nordic skiing finished a long way down the field in 17th place. with day to finished, tomorrow attention turns to snowboarding and great britain have athletes taking part for the first time. all three going for the first time. all three going for gold. ireland won the six nations championship yesterday but wales are up to second after a bonus point win against italy in cardiff. george north scored two of their five tries to win 38—14. they face france on the final weekend italy's defeat means that they will claim the wooden spoon for the third year in a row. the

oakland's brett hunter landed a spot last week. he is on team blake. family come in the newsroom, i wanted her autograph. >> she will be a star, along with brett. >> so much fun watching "the voice," let's talk about watching the weather. it's going to be rainy all week. >> it will pick up in to tomorrow's commute, with heavier pockets of rain. let's go to the forecast and as janelle mentioned, we will see the wet weather on and off as we go throughout the week. and the main reason why, we have the upper level disturbance that will sit off shore all the way through saturday. and we will thesee these areas disturbances around it. and i want to take you now, to the future cast, so i will show you what heads through tomorrow morning. if you are up early at 4:00 and you are trying to get a jump on the commute. you will see these developments close to santa rosa and most of the bay area will be under cloud cover. notice how it picks up at 6:00 a.m. this is the cold front as it starts to move in. heavier rain over napa, san francisco, and half moon bay. reme

that is brett hunter from oakland.ll audition and find out if kelly clarkson adam levine or blake shelter turned around. see who rotates out. "the voice" at is 8:00 and then good girls followed by us at 11:00. >> and his name is brett. >> brett hunter. >> we're rooting for you. >> we will turn around for you. >> you have our vote for today. >> it was so good out there. hopefully you enjoy it because we do have changes coming over the next couple of days and keep that umbrella handy. let's take a look at our microclimate forecast right now. and i want to start with a bird's eye view of what is going to be happening here as we head throughout the next several days so you could prepare for some wet weather to come back. we have our next chance here wednesday and thursday. a second chance on sunday. and then maybe, just maybe, by next monday a third chance of wet weather in the forecast. we'll detail the amount of rain from all of these coming up in about two minutes. but let's get to the change for tomorrow. it is mild. w

millie knight and brett wild claimed their second silver medals of the games.ate gray reports. today it was all about the super g in the alpine skiing. great britain had to medals to add to the silver they won yesterday. first out of the gate was the owner of the silver medal, millie knight, and her guide, brett wild. a confident ski down a very winding technical course. they managed to cross the line. as they did they set a very strong time. there are team—mates then followed. menna fitzpatrick and jen kehoe. they had a tricky 24 hours after crashing out in the downhill yesterday. they had to come back, focus and prepare for this race. they are world champions. they admit they had some anxious moments in the guido pella. the first half was about building the confidence. by halfway down she started skiing really well. we are super pleased. we have still got three more races. it isa we have still got three more races. it is a massive dream come true for both of us. and just so glad we have done it together. it was a successful day for britain yesterday on the ic

millie knight and brett wild were first on the slopes today. this time in the super g.low them down. brimming with confidence, the standard was set. could their team—mates do any better? menna fitzpatrick and jen kehoe crashed out yesterday. there were no signs of holding back on their favour the event. already super g world cup champions, this was their best medal chance. and they delivered, not quite enough to bid —— to beat millie and bread but a podium finish nonetheless. the winner of yesterday's race followed them down the hill and she performed the brits. it was a silver and bronze. today's run was just about building that confidence and by about have would only get into it. she started skiing really well. we are super pleased. it is a massive dream come true for both of us. and just so glad we have done it together. elsewhere on the snow, britain's first representative in nordic skiing for 20 years, scott meenagh, went in the 50 kilometre cross—country, a gruelling course. he finished a long way down the field in 17th. on the ice the curlers were hoping to build

i wonder, brett, i'm going to ask the team if we have enough time as we wait for rex tillerson, he's going to speak at the state department for the first time today. we're going to hear from him. i wanted to ask about the possibility that there might be other national security personnel moves. take a look to former u.n. ambassador john bolton who was interviewed by bamaria bartirom over the weekend. >> there's speculation that you would be offered a job. are you readying to take that job? >> i never discussed that subject. i'm very boring whenever the personnel issues get raised. it's a longstanding view of mine not to discuss it. >> dana: so brett, i'm going to put that in washington speak. yes, he's under comfortable for the job. you think this is a move also -- he's very strong and tough on the iranians and north korea. could you foresee something like this happening and getting all of this changed around before these deals come to fruition? >> i do think there's more changes ahead from talking to folks around town. several reporters are hearing the same thing. maggie hayward with

so my elders would say we don't like that brett music. but instead of asking me what is it about the music you like, that i can say i like this, i like the beat, i like the message. what no one ever asked me. so as an adult were i can tease and be critical of this new genre of rap, i also like jazz and also like latin music. i engagements to because we're in an intellectual setting. what is it about this song that you like? and with conversations like that because, despite you liking or not the music, i still want to engage these young people because if we don't engage young people, the problem becomes greater years later when they are in positions of power and they are trying to kind of shape the direction of our society. i grew up -- my mother was incredible straight towards me and we didn't communicate much. you try to be different parenting wise, so i encourage when i talk to colleagues, friends or whomever, i always say keep the lines of communication open. you may not always agree, but keep them open because if you don't keep those

millie knight and guide brett wild take downhill silver in pyeongchang.ast year i sustained quite a severe concussion on this slope where i crashed into the finish line. and to now cross the line today, as paralympic silver medallists, is amazing. and in half an hour's time, the travel show goes to mauritius, marking the 50th anniversary of the end of british colonial rule. good morning and welcome to bbc news. the home secretary will chair a second meeting of the government's emergency cobra committee today, as investigations continue into the poisoning of a former russian spy. sergei skripal and his daughter yulia are both in a serious condition in hospital in salisbury after being exposed to a nerve agent. specialist troops trained in chemical warfare have been deployed to the city, as andy moore reports. driven away by the army last night, a police car possibly contaminated by traces of nerve agent. it had been parked outside salisbury hospital. during the day, military personnel in protective gear had made it ready for transportation. this cemetery i

visually—imparied skier millie knight and her guide, brett wild, have taken downhill silver.ate grey reports from south korea. the opening run of these paralympics fell in the hands of this british debutant and her guide. their moment in the spotlight did not last long though. the unpredictability of the downhill proving too much, and they crashed out on the first bend. luckily, no harm done. over to the reigning world champions. millie knight who only has 5% vision and her guide brett wild had had their own experience of crashing on the slopes last year. but those demons were put to rest today as they negotiated the course and safely crossed the line to win silver — britain's first medal of these games. we are so excited to have a medal under our belts. it is the best result this season, so we're peaking at the right time. you've got a busy programme. we are back up tomorrow at 4am! to go again. so we believe in celebrating on the last evening. the british action was notjust confined to the snow. as we moved into the afternoon, a fiercely contested a fiercely contested match

brett stevens is an op-ed columnist for "the new york times." and mike hosts "the gist," slate's podcast. is this a turning point in the relationship? >> whether it's a turning point is a little hard to know. 60 is a large number. the fact that the u.s. acted in consent with allies across the world is very significant. the russians have a little wiggle room that donald trump provided with that phone call to putin last week. but moscow has to take seriously. this is not simply something they can wish away. this is a very large portion of the world with the backing of the united states saying that behavior of killing people in the uk will not be tolerated. >> for that exact reason, brett, this sort of sweeping agreement finally between the international community that they're going to take significant reaction, basically has the white house saying you should now understand this puts to rest any question at all about whether or not the president is serious about getting tough on russia. >> i wish that was so. i think the white house deserves credit

further success as millie knight and guide brett wild managed to sneak the bronze in the same race, whichent on one sport, one classification and a small number of athletes. we came into these games with clear potential on both snow and ice, the wheelchair curlers have had a tough week, but i think from my perspective, as chef de mission, i am proud of every single one of the 17 athletes who came here to pyeongchang to represent paralympics gb, yes, the medals came from snow, but every one of those athletes gave it their all. so, the brits have had plenty to cheer about, and with more nations taking part than ever before, and a record number of tickets sold, the international pa ralympics committee can also celebrate. they move these games to be the greatest winter paralympics to date. that is all for now, plenty more on the bbc sport website, we will have more at 5:30pm. the turkish president says the northern syrian city of afrin is now under turkish control after its troops backed by syrian allies, entered the city centre. turkey has been engaged in a two—month battle with kurdish figh

millie knight and brett wild claimed their second medal.he bronze medal position. kate gray reports. it has been another brilliant day for paralympic gb. two medals to add to the silver they won yesterday. it was the honour of the silver medal, millie knight and her guide brett wild, that were first down the super g course this morning, confidently taking on those bents. a very tricky course but it didn't seem to faze them and they crossed the line ultimately with the fastest time because they were the first down the slope. they ended with the silver. the real story had to be menna fitzpatrick and her guide, jen kehoe. they crashed out of the downhill yesterday. they really had to refocus themselves for their favourite event. they are already world champions in this event and they were hoping to put their best performance out there. it has been a tough 24 hours. they have been speaking to psychologists. they admitted was a real anxious wait. the first half of today's run was about building that confidence. by about building that confidence.

brett is on team blake, which he said he wanted.ew this morning he stopped by our studios and i got a chance to speak with him about how he's getting ready for tonight's battle. >> you're going up against somebody who is entirely different, different age, different style, and at some particular point for me it's about letting go and saying, if i show up and i'm myself, i can't lose. >> brett did a little singing for "today in the bay" viewers while visiting our studio. i want you to listen to this. ♪ she's a bad mamma jamma ♪ just as fine as she can be ♪ she's a bad mamma jamma ♪ just as fine as she can be ♪ her body measurements are perfect in every dimension ♪ >> all right. that boy has some chops there. you can see him sing on the big stage tonight on "the voice" at 8:00 on nbc bay area. i'm hoping to see him go far. he has that unique voice that i think can translate to different genres. >> he hang out with us for a while. >> he did. >> just an engaging personality. good guy. >> sometimes that is the tipping point because they'r

menna fitzpatrick and jen kehoe are the paralympic slalom champions with millie knight and brett wildng bronze. good morning. first our main story. snow and ice has gripped much of the uk as a cold snap dubbed the "mini beast from the east" sweeps in from siberia. the met office has put amber warnings in place, and they are expected to last all day today in south—west england and south wales. sarah walton is in elloughton in east yorkshire. it looks cold, sarah. well done for being there. i can see the wind getting up. that is when it is really chilly. yes, and the wind has been causing problems. still very strong along the east coast. what's been happening all day yesterday and last night is we have had flurries of snow, some quite heavy. we have a little one coming in now. behind me on the motorway they have had snowploughs and gritters out. where we have seen more problems is over high grounds. in lincolnshire people spent seven hours digging people out of snowdrifts. greater manchester police have warned that over the pennines the trans—pennine routes are very bad there. they twee

i'm joined by brett stevens, an op-ed columnist and yamiche alcindor. yamiche, sarah sanders says nothing to see. the president's going to be back out there tomorrow. it has been five days since we've heard from him. is it just a coincidence or is your sense it is related to what happened on "60 minutes" the other night? >> we can't say for sure whether or not the president is silent because of stormy daniels. it's highly unusual for him not to comment on something that is such a big news story. the idea that we've -- i've been sitting in briefings where raj, the deputy press secretary said he wouldn't answer whether or not the president saw the interview. then he said the president also refused what was said in the interview. obviously the president has seen the interview with daniels and seen reporting of it and he's not saying anything. which is completely abnormal. the fact that stormy daniels lawyer is not only talking about deposing him but said you need to call my client a liar and if you don't did, then you know she's telling the truth. i think

ten. it can take place. the education secretary promises to cut teachers‘ workloads. and her guide brett in the downhill skiing. with the season we have had, it has been quite a frustrating season. been quite a frustrating season. haven't been getting the results we wanted. wanted. coming back from concussion was really tough. louise has the weather. good morning. some good news for this saturday. news for this saturday. mild or all of us. there will be some rain around. around. more details on exactly where, coming up shortly. good morning. first, our main story. into the poisoning of a former russian spy. to a nerve agent. deployed to the city, as andy moore reports. with traces of nerve agent. it had been parked outside salisbury hospital. it ready for transportation. this cemetery is another focus of the investigation. for his son. alexander's birthday was last week. yulia had flown in from russia to visit her father. before falling ill? her father to medical treatment, but they are both seriously ill. is said to be making good progress. understandable anxiety, but no sign of widespr

and at winter paralympics, nearly night and brett wild win their second silver medal in the women's downhillncellor philip hammond, has rejected calls to announce the end of austerity. speaking two days before he delivers his spring economic statement, he said the country was still heavily in debt, but there was "light at the end of the tunnel". labour has accused the government, of holding back growth. 0ur political correspondent chris mason has more. the chancellor suggested today that after years of gloom, the public finances might, just might, be getting closer to emerging into the sunlight. there is light at the end of the tunnel because what we're about to see is debt starting to fall after it's been growing for 17 continuous years. that's a very important moment for us. but we are still in the tunnel at the moment. we have to get debt down. we've got all sorts of other things we want to do. we've taken a balanced approach. that debt the chancellor talked about looks like this, big by historic standards. but, forecasts suggest the amount the uk owes, relative to the size of the economy

brett stegmaier... we must always start with brexit! we don't always, but today we are! —— brexit. story focuses on foreign secretary borisjohnson story focuses on foreign secretary boris johnson and his story focuses on foreign secretary borisjohnson and his reaction to a speech yesterday from former prime ministerjohn major and a speech thatis ministerjohn major and a speech that is expected tomorrow from tony blair. anotherformer prime minister and both of whom are talking about the concern of us leaving the eu. and talking about the prospects of a second referendum on this, on the terms of which the uk decides to leave the eu. this has come to a head as a result of the ongoing questions and lack of answers around what happens with the irish border. and whether it will be visible, whether hard infrastructure or anything as large as border posts and customs checking areas, or cameras need to be put in place to ensure that if northern ireland as pa rt ensure that if northern ireland as part of the uk but not the eu, that things are put in place to ensure that trade is free and eas

david: brett mcgonagle.ugh initial thoughts and again, can't quite make it up. he will ask some questions. dre of these lines from the and see. and the professor of economics at the china europe international business school is coming on. he had it very interesting business article -- had a very interesting business article. >> bloomberg markets: asia. >> it is also 11:00 in the lion city, 2:00 p.m. in sydney. i'm his london -- i'm haslinda amin. in the last half of the morning session, welcome to bloomberg markets: asia. ♪ david: the asia-pacific picks up the pace from wall street. markets rising with optimism from president trump's tariffs. what happened. haslinda: tension is still there but to launch the resistance. david: philippine inflation returning to target, but that is after cpi data is given a makeover. haslinda: and china is to further the economy, removing groups.rom foreign taking a look at the markets, asian stocks are higher, tracking gains in the u.s. we talked about the threat of trade wars

millie knight and guide brett wild take downhill silver in pyeongchang.ertainly was nervous, but i guess that means i cared about it. that means i cared about it. in the middle of birmingham. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the investigation into the poisoning of a former russian spy continues. were exposed to a nerve agent. both remain in a serious condition in hospital. sarah corker reports. and gather evidence in salisbury. some of the soldiers specially trained in chemical warfare. where sergei skripal‘s wife is buried. full protective suits and gas masks an unnerving sight here. by the army for decontamination. and we're learning more about the skripal family. who knew her family well. she talked to the bbc. translation: she always had the best grades at school in everything. she was perfect. she speaks brilliant english. better than an english person. i can only say good things about yulia. she hasn't done anything to deserve to die like this. i hope everything will be good with her. i will be praying and will be going to church. ill in inte

itbetty, this is brett over and less capital where he learned his trade. his current thinking around how the trade war is playing out is that he once to own the u.s. dollar, relative to emerging-market currencies and some of these commodity currencies like the australian dollar, new zealand dollar, and the canadian dollar. he is looking at order of magnitude moves between 2% and 5%. he is not talking about 5% or 10% moves over the next few months. these are small moves but clearly big enough for a trader like him to make significant money if this plays out, or if the trade war continues to eat into the risk appetite that you would typically associate with those kinds of commodity currencies. it is an interesting play, he has had a good bet on treasuries in this route that began back in september last year that picked up through two january. -- through two january. we will see as the commodities come up a little more, betty? betty: adam, thank you so much. the fed is expected to make two more rate hikes this year, but you would never know it looking at the

work on getting that for him. >> getting that to you, brett. >> we have rain moving in right now. he we have been tracking all night long. storm ranger, fired up. showing you what we are dealing with now. we get a look at microclimate forecast tonight. take you to highway 101, palo alto. slow in both directions. done to a crawl there on the north bound side. usually always slow this time of the night. able. the wet weather making it slower. may want to kid an alternate route. 66 degrees. and we keep those 60s all the way into the early morning hours. so, kind of mild here, as we are seeing some of the welt weatht move in. it is mainly light showers through the peninsula. south bay. east bay after some heavier pockets. the past two hours. we are going to track this, continuing into san jose. the showers, and 6:42 tonight. 6:49. also for those in the east bay. look at wet weather. right through 6:51 into walnut creek. also through 7:00 for concord. get a wider expansive view of this. what i want to point out is what we are seeing now. showers moving in. with the more humid, southerl

in new york, i'm brett larson, fox news. >>> an suv explodes inside the gates of travis air force base video shows that vehicle on fire. tonight, the fbi is on the scene investigating the driver who died in the incident. good evening, i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. that driver had just forced his way through the entrance at travis air force base. it happened at the main gate of the base in fairfield last night. our crime reporter henry lee is in the newsroom. henry, you talked to witnesses today to saw it happen? >> reporter: yeah, frank. they told me they heard loud explosions from inside the vehicle which they were told contained propane tanks. now the air force and the fbi are trying to uncover a motive for the security breach. this is video showing an suv on fire after the driver forced his way through the gates at travis air force base in fairfield just before 7 p.m. wednesday night. the driver was found dead inside the vehicle, which exploded into flames and crashed a block inside the gate. the cause of his death is unknown. lamar hernandez was next door at his fa

brett cooper noting that q1 is expected to be weak, but we should see improvement over the balance of the year. the stock down about 11% in the past year and up 5% in early trading. >> landon, thank you very much >>> spotify announcing plans to go public. the streaming service filed for a direct listing of shares on the nyse, this means spotify will be able to list existing shares without raising new capital. >>> still much more ahead on "worldwide exchange," including a round up of the top headlines and a check on global markets. plus shares of cloud company box plunging we'll tell you what's behind the drop. >>> and under armour is making a bet on the future what the company's ceo told jim kram their is gettin cramer that is getting attention today. mom, dad, can we talk? sure. what's up, son? i can't be your it guy anymore. what? you guys have xfinity. you can do this. what's a good wifi password, mom? you still have to visit us. i will. no. make that the password: "you_stillóhave_toóvisit_us." that's a good one. seems a bit long, but okay... set a memorable wifi password with xfin

millie knight and her guide brett wild had a confident ski down the technical super g course. to come back focused and ready to take on this race. this is what they are world cup champions in. they admit they have had anxious moment in the lead to the rice. —— race. they have had anxious moment in the lead to the rice. -- race. today's rom is about building that confidence. by halfway down she started skiing really well. we are super pleased. we have still got three more races. it is a massive dream come true. i'm just so glad we have done it together. it was a successful day for britain yesterday on the ice as the curling team beat world champions norway. they came into today against the swiss full of confidence but it wasn't meant to be and they lost 7—4. they had to bounce back quickly against finland later. it was a much better performance by the brits. they won that comfortably and will hopefully be back to winning ways tomorrow. it's been a day of mixed fortunes for cycling's yates family. simon missed out on winning the prestigious paris nice race by just four seconds.

. >>> brett brown and the sixers knocked off charlotte after a big w in move to the seed eastern conferenceight. jimmy kimmel talked about preparing for hollywood's biggest night. >>> there will be an unscripted surprise in the show. that's basically all i can you. >> will it take a lot of time? >> i hope so. let me try to make this the longest oscar show ever. >> reporter: oscar host jimmykil viedzs during the telecast. he has his comedy bit ready to go and happy with things so far. >> does the academy have any veto power over any jokes you want to tell. >> they are good about that kind of thing. they don't mess with my jokes. as far as a comedy bit, yes, they are involved, who's going to be ar it, et cetera. as far as jokes go it's up to me. >> he had several nominees on the late night talk show. when it comes to what he and others will talk about on oscar stage. >> there will be time for serious moments. if somebody feels strongly park nately -- passionately they should take 30 seconds and talk about it. >> . last week they were talking about the picture faux pas about the wrong nfl hand

the brett of the selloff brett of the selloff. tech stocks between positive and negative, ending up positive. corporations weighing in on this. mostly negative. here is what electrolux the vacuum maker had to say. we believe tariffs will cause significant price of steel on u.s. market. this will give foreign-made products unfair cost advantage to products in the u.s. until we have the final order, understand the details, we're putting our commitment to invest 250 tennessee on hold. american international auto dealers association says the burden of the tariffs would be passed on to consumers. automakers gm and toyota, sharply critical. boatmaker trade groups compare how higher aluminum prices will make their business tougher. makers of chemical, air conditioners, and pipelines weighed in on the negative side. economists say tariffs will boost inflation. wilbur ross, commerce secretary says the impact on prices quote, no big deal. he estimated the cost of a car would rise one-half of 1%. a can of campbell's soup would rise .6 of a p

and brett burns, redirected by pavelski. sharks up 2-1. blues, now tarasenko with a wrister. it's a power play goal in ot, boedker struggling and watch the pass right there, beautiful good night, game over. drive home safely. the blues snap the sharks win streak, 3-2 in 02. but the sharks, making noise. you want "streaming all you your favorite showsy. on the fastest internet" easy. you want "internet that helps you save on mobile" easy. you want "the best wifi you can pause with a tap." see? easy. time for bed. you want xfinity because it makes your life... simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet for $40 a month for 2 full years when you sign up for tv. plus, get 3x the speed of at&t and directv. click, call or visit a store today. >>> all right, that is our report, we preshappreciate your. >> thanks for joining us, right now on jimmy kimmel live , >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- roseanne barr & john goodman. this week in unnecessary censorship. with music from chloe and halle. and now, good news, here's jimmy kimmel. [ cheers

brett, thank you very much for that. dylan curran is a technical consultant and web developer.s a lot about the subject. he just released a terrifying report demonstrating just how much information google and facebook collect about you and the rest of their users. dylan curran joins us tonight. dylan, thanks a lot for coming on. >> hi, tucker. thanks for having me on. >> tucker: you do this stuff for a living. you thought you knew a lot about the level of data collection by facebook. you learned things you didn't know. tell us what you learned. >> yeah, so i feel like a lot of people in the tech industry had a general idea what was going on. but when i went in and actually looked at the information, i found a lot of things that ts were totally unexpected. they were recording, as was said in the report, your actual phone records and your text records. facebook calls them messages. your actual physical phone records. apart from that, then i went into google and they were storing a lot more information than i had previously expected. there were storing search history as far back a

. >> it is a complete tragedy that once again a brett -- a black or brown family must grieve the death of their son. >> at one point, tempers flared as family members and barbershop employees exchanged words. the eventually they should they eventually calmed down. one of the wounded barbers said he is still in pain but full of forgiveness. >> the minute the bullet struck me, it doesn't matter who shot me, it hurts. it isn't just physical but it has me messed up mentally. things have to change. >> clearly, there is still a lot of emotion among the survivors which includes the police officer who is recovering from his wounds. joe vazquez, kpix 5. >> protests over a deadly police shooting in sacramento as love once paid their respect for stephane clark. -- for stephon alonzo clark. >> here at the golden one center in sacramento, the possibility of protests was limning after the funeral. you can see authorities have increased -- increased their security, set up barricades and gates to block off protesters -- protesters after an emotional day for stephon alonzo clark's funeral. >> caroline

why was jimmy rollins, charlie manual and brett myers at spring training. we will have to sing this ourselves. blue moon... . >> that was harmony, man. >> it was. >> it was harm. >> this was in the planned. >> no. >> just a blue monday. >> one at a time. >> yes. >> how cute this right here. >> i was given to this by our friend caitlin patrick from the fourth grade, she dressed each of us as lego, is there alex, mike with his sweater for a snow day, i got my tie, sue ready to go. >> we are wearing green. >> she does artwork and she wrote us a note she watches us every day because she knows exactly what to do, she likes how i get to get out in the neighborhood instead of just staying in the studio. she likes when i say jammo. >> she dog watches too. >> isn't that cute. >> so nice. >> thanks caitlin fourth grader. >> very sweet. >> love that. >> good day it is a blue monday march 5th 2018, it is blue because we have a sit ways, big storm last friday still there all talking about it. >> yes. >> reminder maybe tomorrow. >> tomorrow night into wednesday another c

fox news 24/7 headlines n anchor brett larson has more on that. brett, what do you know?ucker. yeah, not a good week to be facebook basically. what we're finding out today is there are reports that in 2012, they may have just given user data to the barack obama campaign. there were reports in the "daily mail" former person that ran the campaign, socialor media for him, someone at facebook said we are giving this to you because we agree with you. of course, giving them that information for free would be a violation of thee federal campaign finance laws because that would be violation of rather direct or indirect giving of -- they are basically giving a campaign donation in that situation. and you can't do that in federal elections.n. for the president and forr congress. then we are also learning today that hillary clinton's name coming up once again now connected to all the problems with facebook that the app she was using during the 2016 campaign and they were encouraging people to connect with their friends. they may have been w going through your contacts list and doing

and brett burns, redirected by pavelski. sharks up 2-1. blues, now tarasenko with a wrister. it's a power play goal in ot, boedker struggling and watch the pass right there, beautiful good night, game over. drive home safely. the blues snap the sharks win streak, 3-2 in 02. but the sharks, making noise. could be >>> all right, that is our report, we preshappreciate your. >> thanks for joining us, right now on jimmy kimmel live , >>> tv's number one daily viral video show, "right this minute." >> pump your brake. pump your brake. >> they're out for a flight but something goes wrong. >> this pilot has no choice but to watch as his friend, his co-pilot just starts heading towards the ground. >> see the terrifying crash. >> oh no. >>> her students have a very special surprise for her. >> that's the door to her office, as she sees it's decorated. >> there's a bigger bombshell coming her way. >> oh, man! >>> a small accident has turned into a street tussle in brasilia and only gets crazier. >> what? >> has he been shot point blank? . >>> plus allergies are no joke. but -- >> this w

lydia, editor in chief, and brett stevens, op-ed columnist. steve schmidt is still here. let me start with you, evan. this was not some squishy moderate that fox news kept around from the old days. this was a highly regarded, i think former -- served in the army. >> uh-huh. >> and his expertise, he'd been face to face with russian intelligence officers in his military career. and when he wanted to articulate his concerns, not simply about donald trump, but on behalf of america, he was shut down on fox news. what does that tell you? >> it's not a surprise. you used to have all kinds of conservative thinkers who refused to get on board with trump but would still be allowed on fox. that changed after the election and, you know, you don't see them any more. >> like george wells, they're all here right now. >> i'd like to say brett stevens, exactly. ralph peters was suspended by fox for being too critical or disrespectful to president obama. this guy has the sort of fox credentials and he also has intelligence credentials and he is saying that, as you said, they wouldn't let h

there was further success as millie knight and her guide brett wild managed to sneak the bronze in thell dependent on one sport, one classification and a small number of athletes. i am proud of every single one of the 17 athletes who came to pyeongchang to represent paralympics gb. yes, the medals came from snow, but every one of those athletes did give it their all. the games came to a fitting close, britain's golden girls carrying the union flag, and more nations than ever taking part, and a record number of tickets sold. they now call these games greatest winter paralympics to date. those medals mean that paralympics gb have met their uk sport medal target, which was six to 12 medals. they have won one gold, four silvers and two bronze medals during these games. uk sport chair katherine grainger says the future looks bright for the british team. it's incredible, biggest medal numbers coming back ever, and they've all come from two of our top athletes, so they've got far more medals than i ever had combined, so they'll have trouble going a few security on the flight back! they will b

brett connolly cross ice who beats martin jones upon further review, it looks like offsides. come on. sharks' head coach did not challenge. so 1-0 caps. alex ovechkin, one of the best ever, denied by the glove save by jones. the caps would seal it with an empty-net goal by lars eller. sharks fall 2-. they're now 3-2 on the six-game home stand. >>> richard sherman once ate his thanksgiving turkey at the 350-yard line at leigh vie stadium. it seem likes he's going to be eating more meals in that stadium. espn reported they were talking about a three-year deal. just tweeted, it's a done deal now. he will be a niner. sherman tore his achilles tendon last november. the question is, how soon will he be ready? we'll find out. >>> third round of the championship in florida. tiger shot a 4 under 67. chipping just off the green on 9 and this is headed for a birdie. now one back at 8 under. wearing the pink today. justin rose, also 8 under after a 5 under 66. his third on the par 5 11th. hits the flag stick and in for an eagle. slam dunk there. everybody chasing corey connors. searching

." >>> and right now looking at the -- ♪ >>> new this morning we sit down with brett hunter before hiscontinues. his message to fans coming up and hopefully the markets look a little better. >> and right now we take a look at the stock markets. you can see the dow up 100 points as it opens today now sitting at 123 points and this is ahead of the feds meeting that kicks off and a day after a sharp selloff led by tech shares. >>> it's 6:44 and storm ranger showing that much of the bay area is getting in on at least some light rain at this point. we will see this off and on throughout the day. a close look at san jose, it's just getting started there with some sprinkles and about to reach evergreen. we can see the clouds as we take a live look outside in san jose. it will be off and on with those showers coming down and much cooler today, only up to 58 degrees there and the rain continues not only for today, but the next several days. we will look ahead to how much rain we may measure before all is said and done. that's coming up in less than five minutes. >>> i just got word from our new