tonight brittany, alaina please stick around. a lot more to discus with you coming up -- what was going through donal trump's mind when he decided t predict his arrest but first, jessica layton is here with the headlines. hey, jessica >> hey, ayman, thank you stories you are watching a this hour -- president volodymyr puti traveled to crimea, a day afte the international criminal court issued an arrest warrant against him for war crimes putin made the trip to mark th ninth anniversary of the russian annexation of crimea russia annexed crimea from ukraine back in 2014, a move that was deemed illegal by the united states. staying with the war in ukraine, a deal between kyiv and moscow that allows the shipment o grain exports from ukrainian ports through the black sea ha been extended. the agreement facilitates grai distribution to countries in africa, the middle east, and asia, as this war continues. the u. n. and turkey helpe broker the export agreemen last year following many fears of a global food crisis. and a shooting in an af

our brittany >> all right. time for another look at the forecast looking live at the san francisco after what's been a mostly okayed. a pretty very deceptive picture, though, brittany, we're still dealing with some flooding issues out there, even though it doesn't look like there's anything to worry about. that's the truth. that's how you get in trouble, right? because you think it's nice and clear. but if you live near river of creek or stream, yeah, we still have to bring your a game. that's what we'll continue to watch. and you can see that. >> right here with radar. so happening now, a sprinkle or 2 with radar, but you can see a lot of activity is to the east of us. a lot of that activity. >> at the sierra. but again, we still have a sprinkle or 2. that's going to be the theme. but take a look at the overnight numbers. again, places like can't feel more than 4 and a half inches. santa rosa close to 4 inches in the past. 24 hours, san francisco an inch in san jose airport already added it. this on top of the

and brittany, things are. >> changing again. yeah.s are always changing in the weather center, especially this weekend. so again, as we just showed you the most part, we are getting a break and that's created tydfil. so good out, actually a little bit warmer than we're going to take it while we can. but yes, changes are headed our way. take a look at your screen as we take a look at the golden gate bridge. you can see it's nice and clear. but radar showing you some activity happening our way. so radar right now. i just again, check this scenes behind the scenes to find out the activity. we have a sprinkle or 2 in the san jose area. i noticed near story road maybe picking up a sprinkle or 2. overall, it's just showing you that we're going continue to watch that flood watch and warning. and that's going to stay in effect until sunday. what we're really going to be watching as the rivers, the creeks and the streams for flooding. and addition to more rain tomorrow, but mostly saturday into sunday. and here's another concern i have, which

a car in for meteorologist brittany begley is here. you went outside during your dinner break just to get a close look. yeah, we've got to get out there to so we can describe it. and i have to say temperatures right now and i stepped outside actually didn't feel bad. that's the good news. and it is actually dry, which is it better news? because what we're really going to be watching. >> the next couple of days you can see is that flood warning and watch those rivers, those creeks streams. that's going to be our main focus as more rain is headed our way. let's talk about what you need to know. so taking a look at the big picture. again, what i want to make sure you do is clean out your drains. if you have poor drainage, i want to make sure that you're prepared if you live in an area usually floods, i want to make sure you prepare your home because that rain is going to be headed our way, especially in the overnight hours. now, radar showing you a lot of the activities, the east of us. you can see that near the sierra and the fresno area

it's an island off the coast of brittany in normandy, connected to the mainland by a half—a—mile—long opened back in 2014. and this year, the island celebrates a very special anniversary. it is the 1000th anniversary of the construction of the church. how on earth did they construct something like this 1000 years ago? yeah. this is the best of mediaeval engineering. and it started off as a sanctuary dedicated to saint—michel, st michael, in the year 708. then it took off. you know, the pilgrims started to come. they had to come across the bay, so walk through the sands. and then it developed in the 11th century with the construction of the church. the abbey sits at the top of the cliff, surrounded by the village below. even nowadays, there are quicksands out there. there are a lot of strong currents. so, it must have been a really important site for people to want to make that kind ofjourney. it was the journey of a lifetime. it's just quite funny to come in here and the contrast with the mediaeval look, and then you've got shops. people are often surprised. but don't forget, there we

i'm vicki liviakis alongside meteorologist brittany begley. the woman of the tell us what's going on. you know, we're still watching is all about that low. it's all about the wind. it's all about the rain. and yes, we want to know what is going to radar still active. it's going to be sticking around for a while. so again. >> what we're all watching is right here, this low just lingering around our area. as we zoom in, we have a flood advisory and so 9.45. so that's been extended. a wind advisory is expected to wrap up at 9, but those gusty conditions still looking like it's going to be a problem. >> during the overnight hours and then at 9 o'clock right coastal flood advisory is going to kick off until 4 in the morning. so a lot going on. even a future cast showing in the middle of the night. we're still going to have those gusty breezy conditions and that is an issue because we've had so much rain that saturated soil. and then just as consistent breezes once we hit 39 miles per hour. that's when we have whole tree branches whole trees that co

thank you, brittany. the new audit shows california taxpayers have paid billions in the last 3 years too. >> try to help the state's homelessness crisis. the state spent nearly 17 billion dollars on homelessness in the last year, which comes out to roughly $100,000 per person this comes on the heels of governor newsom's pledge to build 1200 tiny homes in the state in an attempt to reduce the number of people on the streets over the next 3 years. people, however, some of them are running out of patience. >> we're at a crossroads where public sympathy is wearing thin public outrage is growing. and if we're not able to show meaningful reductions and fast, we're in danger of losing all public support for what we're trying to do. >> the governor plans to send an additional 1 billion dollars in state homelessness, money to local governments. >> could skittles be banned in california say it's not. so a new proposal is calling for some popular candies to be pull off a store shelves for allegedly containing potent

. >> i'm brittany to the south bay. yesterday. storm caused a partial collapse of a road as you can see there in socal crews are on the ground there tonight, working on repairs ahead of the next storm that's due and kron four's. justin campbell is live. there is on scene and he has the latest on what's happening tonight. justin. >> and this entire road behind me wash down to you. if you look to the right that santa cruz sheriff's office said road crews are working right now to put in this new covert. tell you a little bit about how this actually happened. all of that heavy rain that they received in this area claw caused debris to clog up covert. if you can see right behind their brown, that water, then pushed over on top of the road in pretty much just a row. did road and washed away roughly 130 households pg and e says cannot cross the road due to. due to it being. >> now, this i hope that she heard her pipes, look down into her backyard and then saw that it was flooded soon after around 02:00am the road was all the way washed >

tonight, kron 4 meteorologist brittany begley with us standing by in the weather center. but first, let's said head on over to reporter rob nesbitt. he's in san francisco where a lot of trees came down yesterday. rock. grant and vicki, if anyone get outside today in san francisco to enjoy the sun. >> they probably notice the damages from yesterday's storm. the city says that more than 700 50 trees fell during the storm. it will take weeks to clean up. chainsaws and yellow vests were everywhere in san francisco wednesday. rachel gordon with public works says 70 mile an hour winds and rain soaked ground was the perfect combo to bring hundreds of trees down with winds like that. it's very hard. >> for some weaker trees to withstand that. and if the ground is saturated, it makes it even more difficult for them to to withstand that. >> it's the same post storm scene from the embarcadero to golden gate park. part of brotherhood way was blocked off from traffic because of cleanup efforts. large trees still on top of cars. mayor london breed says 2 people died in san francisco at

brittany beckley, standing by. brittany. yeah, that definitely set the tone of everything we've been dealing with 804, are still watching radar. still active. still concern with gusty conditions as well as we take a look at all the advisories you need to know about. we're not out of the woods yet. so flood advisory has been extended to 9.45. >> wind advisory until 9. and now we have a coastal flood advisory that will kick off tonight at 9. it's going to stay that way and till tomorrow at 04:00am. so a lot going on in terms of our alert. taking a look at radar, what we've been watching basically all day says that rotation of rain. you can see it right there that hook bringing us those gusty conditions as dangerous current conditions you can see right here up to the north, we still have wind gust to 23 miles per hour. but as we fast for that, it's been steady all night long. we're still looking at wind gusts 30 to 40 miles per hour. we just showed you picture of when being a couch being moved by wind and so that's around. 46 m

brittani, what i need to d that jacqui, are you sure we can talk about when you back brittani, yeah,ally go to the state to get it. i read that it's similar to miscarriage and can be don more at home generally jacqui, yeah brittani, if i don't have to travel that would make thing so much easier amy, dude, yeah. it was part of a conversatio among a group of text of women is now being used as evidenc in a first of its kind lawsuit in texas since the passage o the states near total abortion ban in the overturning of roe. the lawsuit is being brought b a man who alleges that three women helped his ex-wife get access to medication abortion. his lawsuit claims, under texa law, a person who exists a pregnant woman a obtaining a self managed abortion ha committed the crime of murde and can be sued for wrongful death. joining me now to discuss al this is tally -- weinstein former federal state prosecutor in new york thank you for being here t understand how in the worl this can actually be happening legally speaking, what are the merits of this case? >> right, i think that thi case was inevit

kron four's brittany badly. begley joins us from the weather center with the latest conditions at this hour. and that stubborn system, this just hanging over the bay area. brittany, yeah, still giving us issue. so even though that wind advisory has wrapped up, we're still going to see those gusty conditions tonight. the overnight hours and even tomorrow morning, not to mention the rain. so it's that low pressure system that will continue to watch is keeping us all the issues that we've had. the good news 24 hours from now, things are going to look better. the bad news we have to get through the 24 hours. so again, stormtracker 4 just showing is still very active on the radar. it's going to stay that way. >> again, one of the areas we've been watching, we're just waiting for it to kind of move. is emeryville just north of that? even at 5.80, we still have about a quarter inch of rain and that area taking a look at. you can see just there at 80 near valais hole just to the west of that. we still have a cell about

in this particular case, this is different than brittany griner. this is different than paul whelan. this is different and i'm interested in someone in your role as you look at these cases, is there a template? are there things that we're not seeing that help you ah, move from one to case or is every once every one of them so extraordinarily different that, that you have to actually build a process that unique unto that case. i think there are some principles that apply across cases, but then the recovery strategy, the tactics very case specific. let me tell you what i think some of those principles are. first and foremost, we committed as a government when the obama by administration reviewed how we handle these types of matters to doing a better job in a number of respects. and one of those was making sure the families and loved ones feel informed and supported during these really horrific or deals that has to be a guiding principle across cases. how that applies is case specific. different families want more information at different times. they

begley with what's ahead, brittany. yeah, we'll continue to check the radar throughout the night. so right now, the good news for the most part, it's quiet, but changes are headed our way. as we take a look at radar, you can see is some slight activity to the north and south, definitely to the east of us near the sir

. >> let's go to kron. 4 meteorologist brittany begley with what's ahead, brittany. yeah, we'll continue to check the radar throughout the night. so right now, the good news for the most part, it's quiet, but changes are headed our way. as we take a look at radar, you can see is some slight activity to the north and south, definitely to the east of us near the sierra. they've a winter storm warning will break that down. coming up in 30 minutes. but what i want to make sure, you know, as the even though it's try, we still have a flood warning and watch and the green you can see right there, the majority of us, we're going to be that flood watch the warning. going to see that just to the north of us. but what we're really going to be watching those rivers is creeks, though, stream. so even after the rain stops, those rivers, creeks and streams, they still it's a good reminder to clear out your drains. don't park near rivers and then we always have a driving tip, turn around, don't drown because we've been showing you video of people just being in dangerous conditions t

. >> thank you, brittany. sonoma county cleaning up after the latest stormy weather. the damage there includes a flooded and washed out roads. kron four's rob nesbitt reports on the busy morning that emergency responders had and the >> damage. that's no counties dealing with. >> communities along the russian river have been on high alert all year. the rain that started thursday overwhelm several creeks that flow into the river. it's why you'll find signs like this, stopping people from driving into harm's way. >> the rising waters of the russian river and its surrounding creeks had nowhere to go friday spilling over in places like slusser road where a fedex driver became stranded in his delivery truck. one of our low lying roads that is known to flood. there's actually a permanent up on posts that say roadway may flood and those are up all year. karen hancock with the sonoma county fire district says in this case the driver ignored the warning signs blocking the road signs that are there for a reason. please do not drive around the flooded roadway. signs because we di

brittany, thanks very much. a part or all residents in monterey county, they could return to homes as soon as friday. they can at least get a chance to check. the damage began cleaning up. >> remember, the entire community was evacuated march 10th when the roe river levee breached some parts of the town were left under several feet of water. county officials say there are no active gas leaks. power is back on for most of the community. one problem, though, the water is still shut off. that could be a problem. even friday of people are given the go ahead to go into the evacuation zone. residents say they're also concerned about undeclared health risks in southern california. possible tornado damaged several buildings in los angeles county today. >> as you can see this video, what appears to be a funnel cloud was descending from the clouds above. this happened just before noon today in montebello. the images from the scene show ripped off a roof tops and debris in the area. so far no reports of any injuries but st

it is an island off the coast of brittany and normandy, connected to the mainland by half a mile longhis year, the island celebrates every special anniversary. it is the 1000th anniversary of the construction of the church. how on earth did they construct something like this 1000 years ago? this is the best of mediaeval engineering and it started off as a sanctuary dedicated to saint michael in the year 708 and it took off, the pilgrims started to come and they had to come across the bay and through the sand and it developed in 11th century with the construction of church. the abbey sits at the top of the cliff, surrounded by the village below. even nowadays there is quick sound out there, a lot of strong currents. it must�*ve been a really is important site for people to make that sort ofjourney? yeah, thejourney a lifetime. it is just quite funny to come in here and the contrast with the mediaeval and then the shops. people are often surprised but don't forget there were pilgrims coming here and they needed to be here for and housed for one or two nights and they had to be inns and

it's an island off the coast of brittany in normandy, connected to the mainland by a half a mile—longcelebrates a very special anniversary. it is the 1,000 anniversary of the construction of the church. how on earth did they construct something like this 1,000 years ago? mm—hm. yeah. this is the best of medieval engineering. and it started off as a sanctuary dedicated to saint michel — saint michael — in the year 708. then it took off. you know, the pilgrims started to come. they had to come across the bay, so walk through the sands, and then it developed in the 11th century with the construction of the church. the abbey sits at the top of the cliff, surrounded by the village below. even nowadays, there are quicksands out there. there are a lot of strong currents. so it must have been a really important site for people to want to make that kind ofjourney to see this place. yeah. it was the journey of a lifetime. it's just quite funny to come in here and the contrast with the medieval look and then you've got shops. people are often surprised, but, don't forget, there were pilgrims com

b, a player brittany griner, it was very difficult for counselor officials to get to see miss griner while she was being held in prison for the better part of a year. it's also been very difficult for us officials to meet with paul whelan, the former marine who had been convicted of espionage and is being held for 16 years in a rush in prison. so that is the 1st priority. it is worth pointing out. that girl coverage was detained while he was on a reporting trip to your counter and berg, about $600.00 of 1600 kilometers east of moscow. and the consulate there was not informed that he had been detained until he turned up in russia on thursday. now it's also a question and officials at the state department and at the white house don't want to answer this question. will evan garage clevic be considered wrongfully detained? that's an added layer of urgency to an american's case when that person is being held by a foreign government for whatever reason. and certainly being charged with espionage is perhaps a much more serious charge in terms of diplomatic relations than in the case of brit

we'll stay connected throughout the evening for you. >> thank you, brittany. well, fallen trees yesterday's spring storm are being blamed for the deaths of 5 people in the bay area. kron four's justine waltman is following this part of our weather coverage. she's live in our newsroom with the details, justine. well, the storm turned deadly quickly and for the victims have been identified. a tree fell on a car in the ross. more community in walnut creek, killing a 79 year-old man. this happened around 9 o'clock last night. today, the coroner's office identified the victim as thomas who stir of walnut creek. he was a passenger in the car when the tree fell. the driver has minor injuries. police in oakland say they found a man dead inside of a tent after a tree fell on it. this happened near lake merritt at the intersection of grand avenue and perkins street officials say there are not able to identify the victim at this time. it's san mateo county, a large eucalyptus tree came crashing down on top of a plumbing van, which was headed eastbound on alpine road just

b, a star, brittany griner in exchange for the russian army dealer, victor boot that did not include the release of the american former marine paul whalen. so i've been concerned that there now is another american. 2 to add to that list still in detainment, in russia. so the white house, very concerned about this. we are waiting a press briefing. we should point out that will be coming up in the next hour or so we'll be waiting to see what the white house press secretary has to say about this . of course, the white house has released it statement condemning the arrest of the american journalists wall street journal reporter evan gershwin gun. that's our what is corresponding. kimberly hawker kennedy. thank you very much. indeed. while having gas covers his lawyer says the toiler moscow was held behind closed doors and he was not allowed to attend. but it really them probably look example, right. they held a quick trial. i don't know. it took 3, maybe 15 minutes. and then as far as i understand as far as we all he understand, he has taken away from here with the most he to place him u

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seems like they are concerned about we live because they had such a high profile exchange for, for brittany grider and left him behind. i think also because there are not formal relationships going on. formal negotiations going on. china's military officials aren't even talking to u. s. military officials as things get more tense with, with russia or with china and us relations exacerbated by the chinese and russian folks coming together a bit. so i think these, these meetings are taking place on kind of the brush ups that we heard about in india because they're not having formal sit down on to go. sions are not having formal discussions about big policy issues. so they're having to almost contrive these. oh, we just happen to run to each other in the hallway, even though many of these things are times so they do meet in the hallway. it is to kind of give the illusion that there's conversation serious conversation when it's really just kind of almost for taishan in the policy arena, not actual negotiations, political commentator, radio host or steve gail joining us live aeronautics internat

it kind of makes me think for moment of above brittany greiner, you remember the, the american basketball player who was briefly incarcerated in russia and then she was sent back to america. i guess there was some sort of behind closed doors, negotiation going on there. is that going to be the future for this journalist of the wall street journal? is that going to be his future? do you think? is he going to be essentially used in some kind of a trade agreement or kind of like what, what happened with brittany greiner? i think that to where we go to the moment that the, if it be a just call me call me in an interview and a job there. generally there is a basis of course that we shouldn't jump to conclusions and on what the parties are saying. but then already a lot of things that happen too much to do to speeches. i think that the russian official has a very like a smooth and neutron kong attitude to work for a journalist as i am here in doing this for 8 years for from the local authorities . and now from the rational authorities, they are willing to be working possibilities. but, but if t

normally, brittany supported the new role of west germany in europe and christy. the 1st international guest who spoke was someone from the design. george has the parliament arthur, one of them was a colleague of ours said that democracy needs one thing more than anything else. named humor we scorsone toys. britain became a friend of us after as germany and supported our unification, that we will never forget that either. you uminski boyd is in this parliament buildings symbolizes our friendship. in a special way. it was a british architect who re built the it's the base type building. norman foster's dome is the trademark. if you lack of the bundle tag, he described it as a lighthouse sending out signals from the process of democracy to the world that your majesty many germans admire, british culture and lifestyle with a great deal of respect. we are. so i think of your mother at the communities for her entire life. queen elizabeth the 2nd pushed for the reconciliation between our countries in 2000. she and your father, prince philip, were also here in the german

in the summer months, you can head for nantes in brittany, which every year, hosts a huge citywide art, taking the big attractions at thejules verne—inspired machines de l'ile theme park. you have to pay to ride the great elephant — or sea world carousel. but many other sites on the route are free. the beach town of boulogne is home to europe's biggest aquarium. and its vast. there are about 1,600 species at nausicaa and the main tank's so big it takes about six weeks to fill. there are rotating exhibitions. right now, augmented reality allows you to experience what life is like for creatures in the open seas. i'm in mont saint—michel, in northern france, where an unlikely dish has become something of a tourist attraction. i'm getting into the beat here! the mere de poulard omelette has been served here since the 19th century, when the owners were in need of a quick and easy recipe to serve to the island's many visitors. since then, it's become a strange staple of the french election cycle. if a presidential candidate visits mont saint—michel and doesn't eat the omelette, superstition

gosh, coverage is the highest profile american arrested in russia since basketball and brittany greiner, who spend 10 months in jail on drug charges. for now, he will spend the next 2 months here in a pre trial detention center. his silence, i fear the blow to dwindling media freedoms and russia. ok, let's get a round up of some other world headlines. now. turkey highs approved finland's application to join now. so ending months of delay during which turkey had blocked finland and sweden from joining the military lions. the parliament in anchor of voted unanimously in favor 2 weeks after president richard. type oh to one made his support clear. talkies void was the last hurdle, preventing finra from accession based on what to give you regarding the form of brazilian president i have also narrow, has returned home after spending 3 months in the united states. the far right former leader is under investigation over the storming of brazil's congress in january after he lost reelection. he could face jail and be made ineligible to run again for office. hundreds of rallied in nashville to co

a brittany greiner, who spent 10 months in jail on drunk charges. for now, he will spend the next 2 months here in a pre trial detention center. a silence, a 3rd, a blow to dwindling media freedoms and russia isn't just given. used to work with d. w in moscow bureau chief, your rochette, her earlier, told us a bit more about the case. even gush coverage was in your katherine work in the rush us euro mountains on our research trip. apparently his subject was of the private army wagner group fighting in ukraine. even the garbage gasket, which is said to have been arrested by the russians secret service f as be after visiting a restaurant in the evening. i'd like to stress that the he worked completely legally as an importer in russia. he had an official breast accreditation, but he knew supposedly that the secret service f as b was obviously monitoring him, especially in the last few days indicative greenberg. that's what he told to the his friends and colleagues and remarkable in this context is scrambling reaction. last name is put in spokesperson d

a brittany greiner, who spend 10 months in jail on drugs charges for now, he will spend the next 2 months here in a pre trial detention center has silence a further blow to dwindling media. freedoms and russia is reminder of our top new story. a manhattan grand jury is fighting to indict former us president donald trump, following a probe into hush money. i to a porn star head of the 2016 presidential election trumps called the indictment political persecution and vowed to fight it in business. news is up next. read stephen beardsley. after a short break to uncle people and trucks injured one trying to flee the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away as of water. families played on tags in syria to these credit owners will.

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now again, he was running all the time to to the cabin here, sir brittany or something i have been ah! for abandoned since the late 1990 s. the huts are almost intact. time has stood still. ah. the ghosts are all that remains of the trauma that haunts edmond and the 1st nations peoples every single day. ah, that's how i grew up in it is really hard to to get over that. how do you get over that? one day you wake up in jail, got thank with cold drives everyone from the sidewalk. they are the only ones left street indians. the image of the dying people tempted by a better life. first nations, the youth flee the poverty of the reserves and end up here at the end of the road. in thunder bay, a daily grind of alcohol and drugs and the life of misery that no one pays any attention to any more. in the frozen downtown streets you survive anyway, you can oh, i was a raised university now 48. october is a survivor. a veritable miracle. like the rest of his family. people, most of the last generation taught by nuns and priests with for a long time. drowned his pain in alcohol, like almost half th

it's an island off the coast of brittany in normandy, connected to the mainland by a half a mile—longnniversary of the construction of the church. how on earth did they construct something like this 1,000 years ago? mm—hm. yeah. this is the best of medieval engineering. and it started off as a sanctuary dedicated to saint michel — saint michael — in the year 708. then it took off. you know, the pilgrims started to come. they had to come across the bay, so walk through the sands, and then it developed in the 11th century with the construction of the church. the abbey sits at the top of the cliff, surrounded by the village below. even nowadays, there are quicksands out there. there are a lot of strong currents. so it must have been a really important site for people to want to make that kind ofjourney to see this place. yeah. it was the journey of a lifetime. it's just quite funny to come in here and the contrast with the medieval look and then you've got shops. people are often surprised, but, don't forget, there were pilgrims coming here. yeah. and they needed to be housed for one or