they have a terrible job and i don't think we should judge them prickly orettily -- brittle. society the worst in and after a time, they become guarded. they don't see the american people as the enemy as somebody said. i think they are there in the best interest in trying to give their best to service and protect. i think a couple of comments were wrong. thank you for our second amendment and thanks for your time. in a long, illinois, and independent. caller: good morning. i'm calling, people who think it won't happen to them sunday, it will. professionalwoman, woman, used to own a bank and i'm retired. profiled as being a drug dealer because i had two corvettes. i live in cook county, illinois and he talked about the police being aggressive. i call them revenue police, revenue cops. they come at me with code violation and tickets and then house because you have no mortgage on your house, you become profiled just because corvettesoney and two , you are getting in court, they me for not having a five dollar dog license, it's now cost me $15,000 in court. house ands in my padlo

what that performance is about is the physicality. you she is performing another role. kind of quite brittlee sharp, quite satirical comedy. which sort of rises and falls with the movie itself. i have to confess i wasn't entirely won over. i know some people have completely fallen in love with it. i've heard people rave about it. i know some people have found it absolutely infuriating. and i think i fell somewhere between the two. in it which i thought, "0k, fine, enough of this already. strange turns that you don't expect. kept wrong—footing me. for that, i think it needs to be praised. it is an oddity though and it's absolutely not for everyone. and report back. 0k. the final film, i should know the title off by heart. go on. have a run at it. the trailer so many times. it's about guernsey. which everybody who knows the novel will know. so it's based on a very well known and very sort of well—liked novel. with the literary society. she said, "i don't understand — what is all that about? they start corresponding. stories and she thinks it's a great idea. her publisher is not so keen. here i

the odd thing about it is it's that strange mixture of on the one hand kind of quite brittle, quite sharpl comedy. and underneath it, this kind of sense of depth and sadness which sort of rises and falls with the movie itself. i have to confess i wasn't entirely won over. i know some people have completely fallen in love with it. i've heard people rave about it. i know some people have found it absolutely infuriating. and i think i fell somewhere between the two. i could see that it could be infuriating and there were moments in it which i thought, "0k, fine, enough of this already." but it's a great central performance and it's a really odd film that has strange turns that you don't expect. and something happens in the very final act which i can't reveal at all but it was a film that right up until the last moment kept wrong—footing me. for that, i think it needs to be praised. it is an oddity though and it's absolutely not for everyone. ok, i'm intrigued by that one so i shall have to see it and report back. 0k. the final film, i should know the title off by heart. go on. have a run at

san francisco found up to three brittle structures. they had more than 1000 apartment buildings that need to be looked at. the inner city has a list of where the buildings are located. there are nearly 2000 woodframe apartments that could crumble, the analysis found an estimated 18,000 wood framed buildings which can collapse when upper stories fall on the flimsy round floors. there is no law to require the buildings to be fixed but some cities say they are working on the problem. >>> a gunman is loose after a walk into a waffle house restaurant. four people were killed, 4 others were injured. >>> he tackled a gunman and disarmed him. officials say the gunman pulled up early sunday morning and sat in his car for a few minutes. he got out, armed with what police called an assault rifle and shot two people outside the restaurant. the suspect walked in and continued firing. at least four people are confirmed dead, a few others were taken to the hospital. injuries are from shattered glass. >> the people inside the restaurant were very shak

it was all grown brittle work in the fifty's and sixty's in russia was a guy called me to radical who was the first person to actually realize that the interactions among these individuals could produce emergent properties and he tracked the motion of fifths by projecting citi field on a wall and tracking with each individual goes with a pencil and he speculated that in future this is going to become increasingly important to understand how and why form schools. the end cousin and his colleagues took on the idea and refined it with the help of modern technology. their research has created bar codes to attach to the fishes dorsal fin. each fish will get one of these individual markers so it can be clearly identified to any time. then the fish a released into the big pool as expected the fish moved from shallow to shadow. the camera footage of the school's movement is then analyzed using software that can show the path of each individual fish right at the start the researches make a seemingly undramatic finding the fish swim more slowly when they reach a dark area he and cousin studies

we are talking about brittle buildings that could collapse during a major earthquake. your risk depends on where you live in the bay area. >> three people found dead inside of a home in the central valley. coming up, what is next in the investigation. >>> good morning. we do have a nice looking commute so far in san francisco. along northbound 101, approaching the 80 split. >>> we had a great weekend weather-wise. and leschi don't like anything over 75. we are starting off in the 50s. from 51 to santa rosa to san jose, 56. >>> welcome back to "mornings on 2". it is monday, april 23. i am dave clark. >> i am pam cook. it is almost 4:30 am. i had the windows open all night. >> i had the fan on. >> i had the ceiling fan on. >> i had the fan right there once it starts to get warm. >> i hate the sound of it. >> everyone does. >>> at 75 degrees the snakes come out. >> right now, i will not go into the grass. >> this is the time of year to be on the lookout for snakes. >> we had a pretty cool spring, so they are raring to go. stay on the trail or don't pick them up. >>> the f

the rose without dove is dry and brittle. dove deeply nourishes and stops 90% of daily hair damage before it happens. discover organic ancient grains, like barley or quinoa. just add protein and vegetables to create delicious new flavours. new knorr one skillet meals don't just eat, discover. >>> neighbors in tracy are helping those less fortunate. it is a cabinet of free goods that was started by mary pfau she. she got the idea after she heard about a woman in stockton who did the same thing. she can relate to people who need help since she was once homeless. she has received countless donations from neighbors. the motto is take what you need, leave what you can, above all, be blessed. >>> companies offer ridesharing services for children. that type of service continues to grow across the state. hopskipdrive is a southern california service that started in los angeles in 2016 and is expanding. parents can book rides for children at least eight hours in advance and must provide a code word to the children to make sure they ge

collapse during a major earthquake.the los angeles times reports sunday that there are up to 3,000 brittleete buildings in san francisco, yet the city doesn't have a list of where they are located. the building type is one of the deadliest in quakes.across the bay in oakland, there are nearly 2,000 possibly vulnerable wood- frame apartment buildings at risk of collapse in a seismic event - and there is no law to require them to be fixed. and the newspaper says san jose doesn't even have a list of its more than 1,000 apartment buildings thought to be at risk.the times says southern california cities have taken the lead statewide in seismic safety requirements. ( james ) thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya ) happening this afternoon... oakland community organizers will gather on the frank ogawa plaza to demand a repeal of the costa-hawkins rental housing act. the rally will take place at noon and community members will announce their plan to put the affordable housing act on the statewide november ballot. the ballot measure would repeal the 1995 costa-h

brittle it's a remote include the expulsion of the same number of u.s. diplomats and withdrawal of our consent for the us consulate in some petersburg as far as other states are concerned we will always give amir a response for every russian diplomat kicked out from the two dozen or so countries one of their diplomats will be kicked out of russia almost all of those countries by the way either nato members or hopefuls the united states though may have to charter a jet sixty evidence diplomats have been ordered to leave russia the same number kicked out by washington you know what the u.s. consulate in st petersburg is being closed down in response to the closure of russia's consulate in seattle and mirrors spawn's no more no less and again moscow has called on the united states to stop it is proposed to us south or ities inciting in fueling this merican pain against our country to think incurred their reckless actions destroying bilateral relations with russia which remotely denies any role in this poisoning says never before have we witness such mockery

the report says there are up to 3- thousand brittle concrete buildings in san francisco-- but the cityave a list of where they are located. in oakland-- there are nearly two-thousand possibly vulnerable buildings at risk of collapse during an earthquake. right now-- there is no law to require them to be fixed. in san jose-- there are more than one- thousand apartment buildings thought to be (robin)happening now. police are looking for the shooter who killed a 20- year-old man and hurt five others in san francisco. the shooting happened just late friday night on 3rd and quesada avenue in the bayview district.one of the victims ... a 24-year-old has life- threatening injuries.the others, a 26 year old, a 23 year old, a 31 year old and a 19 year old have non-life threatening injuries. police are investigating this case as a homicide. (robin) in the north bay ... sonoma county deputies have arrested 18- year-old anthony ibach. he is a person of interest in a deadly stabbing that happened saturday in sebastopol police found 19-year-old cory vaughn with stab wounds on bodega avenue.he died a

times" found there are up to 3,000 brittle concrete buildings in san francisco but it's unclear on where they're located. the times also says near 2,000 wood frame apartment buildings in oakland are at risk in a major quake. but there's no raw on the books to get them fixed. in san jose, more than a thousand apartment buildings are at risk. >>> it is 4:36, may be a warm one day. >> did you have a nice weekend? >> oh, yes. >> it's a good way to start the workweek as we have plenty of sunshine to kick things off. we're not going to get much cooling for the next few days, so if you like the weekend, you'll enjoy the first half of this week. here's a look right now at our current conditions. clear skies out there. we may start to see a little bit of fog along the coastline, so half moon bay, visibilities down to 5 miles but look at that, it's nice and clear everywhere else and oakland airport, hayward, east bay, south bay, you're all in the clear. just a little bit of low clouds along the coastline. then it looks like in san jose, nice clear conditions and temperatures right now are in the 5

otherwise, the hydrogen goes into the parts that can make the parts very brittle, so that parts can fail. stephen: shi says he took his concerns to his company, boeing, and to the faa several times. faa documents confirm that hundreds of the parts used on the boeing 777s were manufactured in violation of faa standards and that documents were, quote, fabricated. even so, the faa still allowed boeing to install the parts as is. those parts remain on boeing aircraft to this day. a spokesperson for the company shi worked for, moog incorporated, said the parts in question were later tested and determined to meet specifications, that there had been no reported issues with these parts, and none are flight safety critical. the third party chinese vendor that supplied them no longer supplies boeing. joseph del balzo: i don't think anybody knows how serious the issue really is. stephen: former acting faa administrator joseph del balzo and his business partner at jda aviation technology solutions, mike rioux, both say the faa is not doing everything it can to monitor, track, and keep unapproved par

that soon nothing will remain to pass on to further generations if nothing is done to preserve the brittle manuscripts. the restoration work took place and haidar is enjoying a workshop called d.c.i. or in the state run institute in timbuktu. that was until war broke out in two thousand and twelve. according to legend madame bach too used to wait by a well in the desert looking after the belongings of the caravans the travelers would camp here in order to rest at. back to the well of block two. it was located at the crossroads for trade routes that link to the mediterranean with the heart of africa. timbuktu has always been a place of encounter and cultural transformation. here a new civilization emerged he lay on the route to mecca the way north of a mark hughes route. with as long as people and goods pass for through here jim back to flourish the. traders from the margret also brought islam and their culture to west africa. the caravans transported salt ivory cold and slaves to egypt and morocco these were traded for crowns weapons and books in a sense timbuktu was the first global city

the odd thing about it is it's that strange mixture of on the one hand kind of quite brittle, quite sharpsense of depth and sadness which sort of rises and falls with the movie itself. i have to confess i wasn't entirely won over. i know some people have completely fallen in love with it. i've heard people rave about it. i know some people have found it absolutely infuriating. and i think i fell somewhere between the two. i could see that it could be infuriating and there were moments in it which i thought, "ok, fine, enough of this already." but it's a great central performance and it's a really odd film that has strange turns that you don't expect. and something happens in the very final act which i can't reveal at all but it was a film that right up until the last moment kept wrong—footing me. for that, i think it needs to be praised. it is an oddity though and it's absolutely not for everyone. ok, i'm intrigued by that one so i shall have to see it and report back. 0k. the final film, i should know the title off by heart. go on. have a run at it. i shouldn't have to look down at my pa

the report says there are up to 3- thousand brittle concrete buildings in san francisco-- but the citysn't have a list of where they are located. (jr stone) and in oakland-- there are nearly two-thousand possibly vulnerable wood-frame apartment buildings at risk of collapse during an earthquake. right now-- there is no law to require them to be fixed. in san jose-- there are more than one- thousand apartment buildings thought to be at risk. (justine) and scientists are weighing in on the potential disaster of an earthquake striking on the hayward fault line in the east bay. the u-s-g-s says a 7-point-oh magnitude earthquake would be 30 times more powerful than 2014's napa earthquake and cause ten times more damage than loma prieta from1989. the new study also says thousands of people will suffer ... as the earthquake creates widespread damage to infrastructure and underground utilities. ken hudnut/u.s. geological survey "....in the haywired scenario, 800 people die, 2,500 people will need to be rescued from heavily damaged buildings, another 22,000 people will be trapped in elevators "

labeling regulations, food allergens, and why so many cans labeled "peanut brittle" actually contain ( laughter ) may 2 is the annual gypsy cafe night down at eskimo joe's. it's easy to find. just turn off of west street, onto elm avenue, and look for the crowd protesting the words "gypsy" and "eskimo." ( laughter ) >> stephen: hey, do you kno ( coughing ) >> you got a frog in your throat there, stephen. >> stephen: it's just a little bull testicle. ( applause ) oh! you want to chew those well! >> feeling hungry? why not stop by granny's kitchen, which was recently listed as number seven for the test best places for pancakes in oklahoma. you remember granny's motto: you tried the best. now try the seventh. april 26 and 27, the payne county expo center will be hosting the livestock show "oklahoma beef expo." not to be confused with the adult film of the very same name. >> i was young, and i needed the money. ( laughter ) >> stephen: i'm sure. hey, you going to be at the oklahoma beef expo? >> oh, i never miss it. it's a great opportunity to look a bull in the eyes and whisper, "i'm go

a lot of people say oh i'm sitting on a big rock no these rocks army launch their brittle they are notid they will crush they will move against each other they will be serious consequences of the earthquake after a few hours of work....the technician gives the siesmograph a tapping test.....and then checks online to make sure it's message was received.yeah it's up and running and it's functioning properly so we're in businessthe more instruments like this are out there....the clearer the picture they'll have of the affect of seismic activity the next time a big one hits. maureen kelly kron4 news . (pam) tonight ... (pam) . .(pam) tonight ... the music community is mourning the death of grammy- nominated swedish d-j avicii. the 28-year-old was found dead in oman this afternoon. known for his grueling touring schedule, avicii retired from performing in 2016 ... after a string of health issues, including acute pancreatitis. in a statement ... avicii's publicist said .. the family is devastated and they ask for privacy at this time. (pam) a florida mother wants to find a new school for her

the report says there are up to 3- thousand brittle concrete buildings in san francisco-- but the citysn't have a list of where they are located. and in oakland-- there are nearly two-thousand possibly vulnerable wood-frame apartment buildings at risk of collapse during an earthquake. right now-- there is no law to require them to be fixed. in san jose-- there are more than one- thousand apartment buildings thought to be at risk. (jrs) and scientists are weighing in on the potential disaster of an earthquake striking on the hayward fault line in the east bay. the u-s-g-s says a 7-point-oh magnitude earthquake would be 30 times more powerful than 2014's napa earthquake and cause ten times more damage than loma prieta in 1989. the new study also says thousands of people will suffer ... as the earthquake creates widespread damage to infrastructure and underground utilities. (animation of hayward fault) the hayward fault., which stretches the length of the east bay, from san pablo bay through berkeley, oakland, haward fremont and milpitas is the most dangerous fault in the bay. the so call

a lot of people say oh i'm sitting on a big rock no these rocks army launch their brittle they are not solid they will crush they will move against each other they will be serious consequences of the earthquake after a few hours of work....the technician gives the siesmograph a tapping test.....and then checks online to make sure it's message was received.yeah it's up and running and it's functioning properly so we're in businessthe more instruments like this are out there....the clearer the picture they'll have of the affect of seismic activity the next time a big one hits. maureen kelly kron4 news now to our four zone forecast. taking a live look outside at s-f-o.kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here now with the forecast lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful day with temperatures warmiing up today all around the bay area. highs today moved well into the 70s inland with patchy fog and cool 50s and 60s. it is quiet oln the doppler radar as high pressure begins to settle in overhead. if you're going out tonight it should be a nice evening with a beautiful sunset. tonight w

a lot of people say oh i'm sitting on a big rock no these rocks army launch their brittle they are not they will crush they will move against each other they will be serious consequences of the earthquake after a few hours of work....the technician gives the siesmograph a tapping test.....and then checks online to make sure it's message was received.yeah it's up and running and it's functioning properly so we're in businessthe more instruments like this are out there....the clearer the picture they'll have of the affect of seismic activity the next time a big one hits. maureen kelly kron4 news (jr) coming up: the life and legacy of barbara bush remembered today. a look at how her family and friends say she made an impact on the nation. (jr) plus: a man tried every diet under the sun. how he says the keto meal plan helped him get back to playing with his kids., at stanford health care, we can now simulate the exact anatomy of a patient's brain before surgery. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for seizures. and if we can fix damaged heart valves without open heart surgery, imagin

collapse during a major earthquake.the los angeles times reports sunday that there are up to 3,000 brittle concrete buildings in san francisco, yet the city doesn't have a list of where they are located. the building type is one of the deadliest in quakes.across the bay in oakland, there are nearly 2,000 possibly vulnerable wood- frame apartment buildings at risk of collapse in a seismic event - and there is no law to require them to be fixed. and the newspaper says san jose doesn't even have a list of its more than 1,000 apartment buildings thought to be at risk.the times says southern california cities have taken the lead statewide in seismic safety requirements. (grant) requirements.seismic safety lead statewide in seismic safety requirements. (grant) now to our four zone forecast... as we take this live look outside at the embarcadero... joining us now is chief meteorologist lawrence karnow... lawrence karnow: after a beautiful weekend it was another nice day today. highs were in the 70s and 80s with 50s near the coast. the fog and low clouds look move futher inland tonight at least in

the report says there are up to 3- thousand brittle concrete buildings in san francisco-- but the cityoesn't have a list of where they are located. and in oakland-- there are nearly two-thousand possibly vulnerable wood-frame apartment buildings at risk of collapse during an earthquake. <"no i'm not surprised the city is far behind on a lot thinks and i think that there was a septembver deadline and now finally a lot of building owners are doing it."> (grant) right now-- there is no law requiring them to be fixed. in san jose-- there are more than one- thousand apartment buildings thought to be at risk. (pam) a u.s. appeals court has ruled in a case over 'selfies' ... which were taken by a monkey. the 9th circuit court based in san francisco says... lawsuits cannot be filed... which claim that animals have copyrights to photographs. the decision today upheld a lower court ruling in favor david slater... the photographer whose camera was used. this photo was taken by a curious monkey.... after slater left his camera in a rain forest reserve in indonesia.indonesia. (grant) eight malnouri

collapse during a major earthquake.the los angeles times reports sunday that there are up to 3,000 brittleuildings in san francisco, yet the city doesn't have a list of where they are located. the building type is one of the deadliest in quakes.across the bay in oakland, there are nearly 2,000 possibly vulnerable wood- frame apartment buildings at risk of collapse in a seismic event - and there is no law to require them to be fixed. and the newspaper says san jose doesn't even have a list of its more than 1,000 apartment buildings thought to be at risk.the times says southern california cities have taken the lead statewide in seismic safety requirements. (vicki) teachers from the evergreen school district in san jose are protesting their latest contract proposal. hundreds of educators picketed in front of their schools this morning... before heading into the classroom. thay want to avoid going on strike... but are trying to send a message... that taking a paycut is not an option. there are over 500 teachers working in the evergreen school district they say they been working since last may

about 3000 brittle concrete to -- buildings have to be retrofitted. problem is neither city has a list of where those buildings are. in oakland, there are almost 2000 woodframe apartment buildings at crumble in an earthquake. 18,000 woodframe soft story buildings are at risk additionally. >>> santa clery county supervisor will lead a pilgrimage to the home of the late labor leader, cesar chavez. the pilgrimage will visit his grave site on the 25th anniversary of his death. some san jose city council members will also join in on that day long pilgrimage. >>> a developer is getting closer to breaking ground on a palo alto building for people who depend on public transportation. the architectural review board endorsed the project. it will be at the corner of el camino rialto and pillage -- page mill road. it will have a limited amount of parking spaces and tenants will be encouraged to avoid owning a car. the new program includes passes for caltrain and the bta for there's residents. the apartment building still needs the approval of the full city counci

times reports san francisco officials don't even have a list of up to 3,000 brittle concrete buildings that need to be strengthened. they are considered the most at risk of collapsing in a strong earthquake. >>> a times survey also found oakland has nearly 2000 wood frame buildings at risk of collapsing. san jose has more than 1,000. >>> james comey will speak at a sold out event in san francisco today. the event is to promote his book. the book describes comey's service as fbi director from 2013 to 2017. and among other things he oversaw the fbi's investigation into the controversy involving then presidential hillary clinton's e-mails. he was fired by president trump last year. >>> good monday morning. waking up to a few high clouds. it's clear and a mild start out there. and if you're thinking of heading to the coast, it's going to be cooler there today in santa cruz. elsewhere, it's been cool in the 60s. ocean beach, and about the same today. the changes are tomorrow. 52 san francisco. 53 in oakland. mountain view, 55. 45 at half-moon bay. 57 in concord. 51 in liver moore. it's a mi

times" found there are up to 3,000 brittle concrete buildings in san francisco but the city does note a list of their locations. the times says nearly 2,000 wood frame apartment buildings in oakland are at risk in a major quake but there's no law on the books to get them fixed. the report also says in san jose, more than a thousand apartment buildings are at risk >>> a leaked report suggests muni fare inspectors are required to meet ticket quotas. it was leaked to the san francisco examiner and said an unnamed inspector was suspended for not issuing enough tickets. in the 2006-2017 -- 2016-2017 it brought in $2.6 million. for this fiscal year, they have already issued tickets totaling $1.5 million. adding quote transit fare inspectors are neither peace officers tore parking enforcement -- or parking enforcement. >>> time now it is 6:15. as people get ready to head to work, good time to check on mass transit and the traffic. >> ticket or not, mass transit running on time. if you are planning on using mass transit, buy your ticket. we are tracking 57 trains there service for bart rider

in san francisco, there are 3000 brittle concrete buildings that need to be retrofitted. san jose has more than 1000 at risk apartment buildings. the problem is neither city has a list of where the buildings are. in oakland, there are almost 2000 woodframe apartment buildings that could crumble in an earthquake. there are 18,000 woodframe soft story buildings that are at risk. >>> investigators are looking for the cause of the deadly fire at an apartment building in san francisco. it happened saturday night at eighth avenue and noriega street. investigator spent the day gathering evidence as they tried to figure out what caused the fire that killed an older woman, identified as jessica castro. she was remembered as a warm, outgoing and devoted mother and grandmother. she lived in the downstairs unit of the building for more than 15 years. relatives say the entire family is devastated by her unexpected death. >> everybody is hurting and the family right now. this is an unfortunate thing that happened. you wish it never happens on anybody. it is not the right way to go. >>

an analysis found there are up to 3000 brittle concrete buildings in san francisco, the structures are especially vulnerable. the city does not have a list of locations. the times also says nearly 2000 wood frame apartment buildings are at risk in a major quake. but there is no law on the books to get them fixed. also the report found more than 1000 apartment buildings are at risk and there is no official list on them. >>> some disturbing new revelations on this earth day by the massive -- about the massive cleanup scandal in san francisco. that area was once a dumping ground for radioactive material for top the navy spent more than a billion dollars to clean up the soil. former employees tell the chronicle a lot of the toxic waste that was removed from the site was hauled straight to several bay area landfills. including facilities in morgan hill, pittsburgh, brisbane and vacaville. this comes as a recent review found as much as 97% of the radiation clean up data from the site could be unreliable. >>> dozens of volunteers in the south bay celebrated earth day by rolling up their sleev

in san francisco some 3,000 brittle concrete structures need to be retrofitted and san jose has more than 1,000 at risk apartment buildings. the problem is neither city has a list of where the cities are located. what's more, some 18,000 wood frame soft story buildings are at risk. >>> community members in richmond gathered today to continue painting a mural to honor earth day. organizers say they want it to represent north richmond's history including their jazz culture and agriculture, and also add something colorful in an area with a history of loitering and violence. >> something like this has a much longer impact for the community, and that's what we want to do for earth day here in north richmond. we want to make sure the next generation and their kids benefit from this painting. >> you can see that mural at the rancho market on market avenue near 5th street. >>> it was a beautiful day on the water today for the final day of the pacific sale and power boat show in richmond f. hundredsover people -- richmond. hundreds of people came out to check out the new boat it is world's le

cost them not only their majority, but the margin in their minority, they will turn on him like the brittle an old book. >> don't hold your breath. frank, i want to ask you about timing. you're always right with your predictions. what's your sense on where these investigations are? to get to the point where you can get a search warrant for yesterday's raid, where are they in investigating whatever that's about? >> great question. a lot of people aren't quite sure what probable cause means. so let's talk about it for a second. it not only means you're proving to a magistrate that you believe evidence of a crime exists, but that it exists in the place you're seeking to search. think about that. they searched three locations yesterday. so i've been in front of many a magistrate in my career. they look at you and they go, frank, so you believe it's in the hotel why? think about how long it takes to establish that and prove it to a judge. your honor, i had him under surveillance. i saw him go into the hotel with that very same computer he conducts business on. that's the level of specificity you

the rose without dove is dry and brittle. dove deeply nourishes and stops 90% of daily hair damage before it happens. with advil liqui-gels, what bad shoulder? what headache? advil is rief that's fast strength that lasts you'll ask... what pain? with advil liqui-gels how clean do you feel after(laughter)the bathroom? let's ask the experts. i feel as clean as a little, white tiny kitten. that's because only cottonelle® has cleanripple® texture. designed to clean better... how cottonelle® do you feel? >>> new this morning uber is going to start performing annual background checks on all of it's drivers. >> they made the announcement this morning. uber is hiring a company that constantly monitors criminal arrests. uber is also adding a button in the uber app that allows passengers to call 911 in an emergency. they're being made to improve passenger safety. >> police need your help catching an armed robbery suspect. take a look at your screens. this man held up a pacific service credit union yesterday. no word on what he got away

it is perhaps a more brittle system than we sometimes think. i don't know what the others think. >> i am a freelance journalist. can you talk about the role of the united states in germany during and immediately after world war i? >> can you repeat the question? >> can you talk about the role of the united states in germany, american troops in germany during and immediately after. because they did stay on for a while. michael: they did. there were three semicircular bridgeheads over the rhine river to ensure germany would comply the terms. the united states had one of those bridgeheads. american relations with german civilians were incredible good. that is true with both world wars. it worried the british and french a lot. an infrastructure that has barely been touched in the war, because very little fighting was on german soil. a higher birth rate than the french, so more german soldiers coming along in the future. the french are very concerned this is a temporary thing, that they will fight germany again, and they are concerned they aren't go

the rose without dove is dry and brittle.rishes and stops 90% of daily hair damage before it happens. discover organic ancient grains, like barley or quinoa. just add protein and vegetables to create delicious new flavours. new knorr one skillet meals don't just eat, discover. it's gonna be a good day. because at ross, you got the trends everyone wants... for a fraction of what you'd pay elsewhere. ross has all the latest looks for so much less, but you can get the styles you love and still save big. so to get more trend for less spend, you know what to do- you've gotta go to ross. visit our newest stores in fruitvale and in serramonte center. >> this is a live picture from sky fox. which car went over the cliff south of the tunnel on highway 1. they had to close both directions of the highway. there were firefighters repelling down to the bottom. the car is still very much there in the -- at the bottom of the cliff. but we have learned that they have reopened the highway and they have taken someone out of the scene. but the

it is perhaps a more brittle system then we sometimes think. i don't know what the others think. i am a freelance journalist. can you talk about the role of the united states in germany during and immediately after world war i? >> can you repeat the question? >> can you talk about the role of the united states in germany, american troops in germany during and immediately after. because they did stay on for a while. michael: there were three semicircular bridgehead's over the rhine river to ensure germany would comply. american relations with german civilians were incredible good. that is true with both world wars. it worried the british and french a lot. american soldiers liked germans. the german civilians like the americans who were coming. they brought money. they smiled. all the things that americans do. the united states was the first of the great powers to say, we do not need this occupation bridgehead. we can shut it down. the united states, at least two major crises in those occupation areas with german civilians not doing what the french and british that they should do b

the problem is, the volcanic heat left the scrolls so charred and brittle, no one has been able to openway to unravel the mystery of the scrolls, so we traveled to italy to see what we could uncover about the scrolls of herculaneum. the italian city of ercolano sits along the bay of naples on the western slope of mt. vesuvius. the city bustles with the chaos of italian traffic and the easy flow of italian life. it's not a wealthy place, but beneath these narrow streets lies buried treasure: the ancient roman seaside town of herculaneum, entombed along with pompeii in 79 a.d. the modern city is built on top of the ancient city. >> andrew wallace hadrill: there's no archeological site in the world that matches this. >> whitaker: we went to herculaneum with andrew wallace hadrill, founding director of the herculaneum conservation project. he showed us around the excavation site in all its ghostly grandeur. what do you think is going on here? were they trying to escape? were they hiding? >> hadrill: in my view, they're not trying to get away by sea; they're simply trying to take shelter und

but i mean they were saying that some of the injuries to the bone were so broken and brittle and they don't have they don't know how to treat that they don't have the means so they had to really take quick decisions they also said that they were under pressure because of the amount of wounded they were coming and that resulted into a lot of amputations i asked if some of them could have been avoided the doctor said well if we were under normal circumstances yes could have been avoided but here in gaza this is what we have to do to save the life of the person out of anything. in gaza. syrian state media says that fighters are withdrawing from the last rebel held area in eastern damascus wounded fighters and civilians have been allowed to leave the city to go rather to go to the province but a wider deal for a full surrender in duma is still being negotiated government forces are surrounding the area which is home to tens of thousands of people. u.s. media say the president donald trump has ordered the state department to freeze some two hundred million dollars worth of funds that was d

the rose not treated with dove is dry and brittle.hair damage before it happens. dove intensive repair. ibut it doesn't always come naturally. this i can do, easily. benefiber® healthy shape is a 100% natural prebiotic fiber that's clinically proven to help me feel fuller longer. benefiber® healthy shape. this i can do! >> vo: they're getting by starting with miracle-gro potting mix and plant food. together, guaranteed to produce three times the harvest. more to enjoy... to share. three times the harvest. one powerful guarantee. miracle-gro. let's team up to get the lady of the house back on her feet. and help her feel more strength and energy in just two weeks yaaay! the complete balanced nutrition of (great tasting) ensure with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. ensure. always be you. hey allergy muddlers: are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® zyrtec® starts working hard at hour one and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. stick with zyrtec®. muddle no more®. and t

only brittle regimes and dictators are so afraid of being challenged. but need i say -- this isn't a problem that's relegated to other parts of the world. right here in america, press rights, journalism and free speech are under open assault in the most parollous position i've seen in any lifetime. i love when suzanne was talking about lincoln's remarkable speech here in cooper union and 1860 where he -- did go back and research our founders those who debated and -- wrote and signed the constitution. well those founders spent a lot of time talking about the necessity of a free press. thomas jefferson famously said our liberty depends on the freedom of the press and that cannot be limited without being lost. and then franklin writing or for the paper said that freedom of speech is a principle killer of a free government when this support is taken away the constitution of a free society is dissolved and john adams called freedom of the press essential to the security of the state. well today we have a president who seems to reject the role of a free press

the odd thing about it is it's that strange mixture of on the one hand quite brittle, quite sharp, quitewhich sort of rises and falls with the movie itself. i have to confess i wasn't entirely won over. i know some people have fallen in love with it. i've heard people rave about it. i know some people have found it absolutely infuriating. i think i fell somewhere between the two. i could see it could be infuriating and there were moments in it which i thought, "ok, fine, enough of this already." but it's a great central performance and it's a really odd film that has strange turns you don't expect. and something happens in the final act which i can't reveal at all. it was a film that right up until the last moment kept wrong—footing me. for that, i think it needs to be praised. it is an oddity though and it's absolutely not for everyone. ok, i'm intrigued by that one so i shall have to see it and report back. 0k. the final film, i should know the title off by heart, i shouldn't have to look down at my paper because i've seen the trailer so many times. it's about guernsey. the guernsey li

said that it was it is was an extremely difficult situation because his boat then was completely brittle everything inside was destroyed and the doctors were saying we don't have the means to treat such wounds such big who they say they hadn't seen that in the past and they say that they don't have the medicine they don't have the the equipment and some of the doctors say that we also don't have the expertise for all of that one doctor was telling me that there were dozens of amputation because simply that's what they had to do because there was no way out of that to save the life of these wounded about eight hundred and five according to the health officials here where injured by live i mean issues are extremely high tall and hala i'm just wondering what sort of impact this news is having on the other protesters knowing that they too could get injured like this if they protest again is it going to dampen their enthusiasm. well i was speaking to one of these wounded today and her sister just interrupted the conversation saying that despite what happened to her younger sister she was goin

a lot of people say oh i'm sitting on a big rock no these rocks army launch their brittle they are notid they will crush they will move against each other they will be serious consequences of the earthquake after a few hours of work....the technician gives the siesmograph a tapping test.....and then checks online to make sure it's message was received.yeah it's up and running and it's functioning properly so we're in business (anchor) (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful day with temperatures warmiing up today all around the bay area. highs today moved well into the 70s inland with patchy fog and cool 50s and 60s. it is quiet oln the doppler radar as high pressure begins to settle in overhead. if you're going out tonight it should be a nice evening with a beautiful sunset. tonight we will see mostly clear skies with a few patches of coastal fog. on the satellite you can see the high pressure ridge building over the state. tomorrow's temperatures will be warmer with highs in the valleys in the low 80s,

collapse during a major earthquake.the los angeles times reports sunday that there are up to 3,000 brittle concrete buildings in san francisco, yet the city doesn't have a list of where they are located. the building type is one of the deadliest in quakes.across the bay in oakland, there are nearly 2,000 possibly vulnerable wood- frame apartment buildings at risk of collapse in a seismic event - and there is no law to require them to be fixed. and the newspaper says san jose doesn't even have a list of its more than 1,000 apartment buildings thought to be at risk.the times says southern california cities have taken the lead statewide in seismic safety requirements. (vicki) and kron 4's has a special earthquake section on our website. there you will find a live map showing the most current earthquakes in the bay area. we also have articles on what to do when an earthquake hits... as well as safety tips and making sure you are prepared for a big earthquake. it's all on kron-4 dot com. (vicki) coming up-- engine inspections causing flight delays for southwest passengers. how the airline says

the rose not treated with dove is dry and brittle.ops 90% of daily hair damage before it happens. dove intensive repair. i'm all-business when i, travel... even when i travel... for leisure. so i go national, where i can choose any available upgrade in the aisle - without starting any conversations- -or paying any upcharges. what can i say? control suits me. go national. go like a pro. >>> we're back with "today's talker." on thursday, federal advisers endorsed a cannabis-based drug for the cure of epilepsy in children. >> many families have been using these drugs for years in spite of the legal consequences they might face. stephanie gosk joins us with this story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. imagine you're the parents of a sick child and you find a treatment, stumble upon it, but your doctor can't prescribe it and the federal government says it's illegal. that's how a lot of families discover cbd, which is the extract of the cannabis plant. a family had a daughter who had severe epilepsy, they gave her cbd and she improv

the rose without dove is dry and brittle.e deeply nourishes and stops 90% of daily hair damage before it happens. >>> this is a kpix 5 morning update. good morning. it is 7:26. caltrain bicyclists will get first dibs with a new program aimed at improving efficiency. three stations will test the system for five weeks. caltrain says that bike boarding problems caused almost 3,000 minutes of delays in 2017. >>> the 49ers are beginning their off season work outs without ruben foster. he is accused of physically beating his girlfriend and was arrested on thursday. atan do for asthma. and if we can stop seizures in epilepsy patients with a small pacemaker for the brain, imagine what we can do for multiple sclerosis, even migraines. if we can use patients' genes to predict heart disease in their families, imagine what we can do for the conditions that affect us all. imagine what we can do for you. >>> good morning. we have a lot to get to this morning. we are starting off at the bay bridge. we have reports of an accident on the shou