(burke) hit and drone. seen it, covered it.ng or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ ( robin ) checking the commute .major hot spot in oakland. eb 580 at 98th ave two right lanes closed.bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. after multiple days of rain skies dry out today with plenty of sunshine overhead today leading into tomorrow. temperatures will peak just a bit cooler today than the past few days in the mid to upper 50's. this weekend expect rain to push back into the forecast for both saturday and sunday. ( james ) in the east bay... oakland teachers are entering day six of their strike. but the teachers union is praising a recent decision made by the oakland school district. the oakland education association canceled a meeting on making budget cuts. the teachers union says the district did the right thing ... in light of the largely empty classrooms and the on-going negotiations. today marks one week since teachers walked off the job. the majority of s

their way with vines shelf and freiburg share the spoils on friday byron munich squeaked past alex burke's now underway laver couzin versus distal dorf and monday sees nuremberg take on league leaders dortmund. to ecuador now where scientists are celebrating the rediscovery of the marsupial horned frog last seen over a decade ago and considered extinct a colony of the frogs was found during a recent expedition into an endangered rain forest their habitat remains under threat from deforestation but there is now hope that the species can regenerate. this species believed extinct found hidden in the canopies here in ecuador chicago rain forest region thought to be home to thousands of undiscovered plants and animals the latest finding has thrilled conservationists. wants to see an animal no one else has seen for over a long period of time maybe years or decades it's it's like the most exciting thing back that you can experience as a field biologist it's there's really a lot in the works of this ride it's the first time some experts have ever seen a species unlike most other frogs the horny fe

(burke) at farmers, we've seen almost everything, so we know how to cover almost anything. even rooftop parking. strange forces at work? only if you're referring to gravity-and we covered it. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ the one with the designer dog collar.(sashimi) psst. hey, you! wondering how i upgraded to this sweet pad? a 1,200-square-foot bathroom, and my very own spa. all i had to do was give my human "the look". with wells fargo's 3% down payment on a fixed-rate loan and a simpler online application, getting into my dream home was easier than ever. get your human to visit wellsfargo.com/woof. what would she do without me? ( james ) (ááádoubleboxááá) breaking news this morning. the north bay is ravaged by flood waters ... forcing thousands of people to evacuate. sonoma county supervisors have declared a local emergency due to flooding of the russian river. ( darya ) and we are also following breaking news out of the east bay ... where three people have died in a crash. on y

berlin one to know a way to shall come off and hyman dusseldorf share the points and so did durham burke and braman in the friday game rb leipzig one three nail it had over while on sunday mind struggled to oxford and stuttgart face freiburg. from football in europe to football in the u.s. one of the most watched annual sports events in the world is kicking off to morrow and atlanta georgia americans will know of course i'm talking about the super bowl the l.a. rams are taking on the new england patriots the patriots star quarterback tom brady is going for a sixth and f.l. championship title but a lot of fans are getting tired of seeing his team in the game seemingly year after year. tom brady and the new england patriots are gunning for their sixth super bowl but it seems not all of the u.s. is behind them in georgia the memory is still painfully fresh of the atlanta falcons super bowl defeat two years ago at the hands of brady and co we have it out i sat on me like. i think they were like yes just like me. i think oh man i'm so sick of the patriots but mainly because they beat us two y

becomes the first woman to coach a men's team in one of germany's top five league's fifty year club and burke are at the bottom of their division but their new coach says she is ready for the challenge. cup is a little known place in northwest germany. to put the town on the map on sunday never before has a woman been in charge of a men's team in the country's top five divisions. it's been a long journey for the thirty year old who has become something of a celebrity on the local streets she played in the women's bundesliga before moving into women's coaching at kloppenburg she then applied for jobs at men's teams and eventually got a chance very close to home. i always wanted to be a football coach i even wrote in my childhood diary which. it was decided someone within the club should take over the men's team and i said i'd very much like to do that before hand i don't think the idea had occurred to anyone on annoyed her bottom of the table side have been hard at work preparing to face second place see how in the fifty year her appointment took a piece of getting used to for some. it was a s

culpepper, shenandoah, fauquier and page countyol scho burkely, mineral, hardy, hampshire and jefferson county schools are closed today. >> the roads will be an improvement across the region. cars slid on highways, back roads and parking lots. team 4 has the mess left behind. >> let's start with te ologist chuck bell and see what we're dealing with at this hour. >> good morning, everybody. thursday is off to a quieter sdstart than wed was. that's for sure. all the accumulating snow ise long gt this point. a couple of rain drops len't be out. a lot of slush and tag around early this morning. a big-time meltdown comes in later on i theafternoon, with the return of sunshine and temperaturesn the 50s, will eat up the snow quickly. saturday is in real trouble from a rain perspective. we'll talk about the weekend coming up in the half hour. right now, on the freezing mark. frederick, maryland, martinsburg, winchester, leesburg, front royal, almanass, 32. 35 in arlington county. forecast, then, for toda after some clouds and fog around early, temperatures will jump into the low0s f afternoon h

move out of those automatic european spots down the other end of liberty giving it away in europe burke are still there at the bottom so far on over and stood guard make up the bottom three and i want everybody to take a little look at fourteen spot show. because we really need to talk about them this is a team that has made it into the round of sixteen and the champions league and they face premier league leaders manchester city this week and i'm going to go to ali first they couldn't score against freiburg doesn't bode well for them you know it doesn't in fact i think the whole season up until now doesn't bode well for this game i mean aside from as we just saw them the fourteenth in the table which is such a calamitous drop unfold from last season what strikes me is they've only scored twenty five goals in the league all season so far just just over one game and i just can't see not being anything like enough to trouble a pretty solid back line that city have as well with a good goalkeeper in edison that you know last year they had some more firepower in their attack with the likes o

loss at home for the first time the season freiburg came from behind a three times to draw with votes burke in the friday game leverkusen thrashed might scoring four goals in a blistering first half. when del started that rounds after just five minutes stabbing home an easy goal with their minds dressed in a festive carnival jersey and major level four minutes later through robin quiet zone but others and julian brandt put labor through isn't three one up before karim l.r.b. got a fourth before half time rant got his second goal in the sixty fourth minute to seal that five one away whereas elsewhere in the bundesliga by a new nick are still in action against and there's two games on sunday including two starts bottom of the table clash with stuttgart. french artist and writer tommy unger has died in ireland at the age of eighty seven unger was known for children's books such as the three robbers and also illustrations for grown ups he was also a life long activists protesting against racial segregation the vietnam war and the election of u.s. president. rosberg had lived in ireland for over

scott sinclair got the scoring under way after just 2mins latching onto 0liver burke's cross.red the goal of the day with this long range effort. james forrest added number three after the break before sinclair added his second and third of the day to finish the scoring.. and aberdeen overcame queen of the south 4—1 at pittodrie. niall mcginn scored within 90seconds of coming on as a sub to put them in front. the visitors threatened a shock when they levelled through stephen dobbie's stunner from range, but a goal from andrew considine and a sam cosgrove double put aberdeen safely through to the next round. there's the results in full from this afternoon — auchinleck talbot‘s fairy tale run has come to an end. they lsot 4—0 at hearts. norwich have gone back to the top of the championship after beating local rivals ipswich 3—0. it took norwich just 82 seconds to open the scoring. 0nel hernandez with norwich's fastest league goal since 2011. but tempers flared after this challenge from jon nolan. you can see it there. players clashed on the pitch, while ipswich manager paul lamb

meanwhile on sunday bremen will look to return to form against burke and dusseldorf host stuttgart in a key bottom of the table clash just one year after the world's best skiers and skaters gathered in south korea to compete for limpid gold many of the venue's stand empty with arguments mounting over their upkeep the country built six sports centers and a ceremonial stadium for the twenty eighteen winter olympics and renovated six existing facilities at an eye watering cost of eight hundred million dollars. super wrong and bond to be the cute mascots are still here so to the scenic mountain side in artificial snow everything's the same in pyongyang what's new are the disappointments concerns with tourism if a structure and finance for really stage in show business has plummeted he's lost three million euros. who. are expectations were high there were lots of positive developments for the olympic games but in the end best is nothing here that attracts tourism buttonwood home the signal the winter olympics were a flash in the pan seoul thought the market would be booming after the event

it does not include parts of northern virginia lyric warrenton and fredericks burk. we wl see snow early tomorrow morning. timing is the real reason we have the winter weather advisory. we're going to talk much more about this when it moves in, when it moves o and when we can finally see some warmer air moving acrossre our on. >> doug, thank you. news 4's jackie bensenti ces our team coverage. she's live in german town with what you need to watch o for tomorrow morning. >> jackie, this bitter cold could affect the roads justs ch as the snow. >> reporter: well, that is true, and we want to take a ok, we want to show you something here. this i'm going to take a wild guess is some rock salt left over from thet lund of snow that we had. now, something different goes in this round ofweather, our temperatures are so low that some of thehecals that are traditionally used to deice around here might not be as effective. how effective the deicing chemicals we see being sprayed on roads and sidewalks depends on the temperature. according to thean mar department of transportatio

(burke) a fly-by ballooning. seen it, covered it.'ve seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ another storm is headed our way. i'll have a look at the forecast. the search is on for a man who attacked and attempted to rape a woman near a bart station. im live with the details. <> ( darya ) a traffic stop escalates into a physical encounter with an officer. now vallejo police are looking into the conduct of one of their ( darya ) good morning i'm darya folsom..( james ) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather. a stormy evening ahead of us with strong winds and heavy rains into friday afternoon, evening and eventually into saturday morning. skies will remain primarily cloudy through the day with a few scattered sprinkles to start the day before heavier rain settles in. high temperatures will be just a little cooler in the upper 50's and low 60's. no major hot

(burke) parking splat. and we covered it. talk to farmers.e know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) ( james ) our big story this morning. a powerful storm hitting the bay area. here's a look at radar. ( james )( darya ) welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... rainfall pushes into the bay area with showers heavy at times boosting flooding potential especially in low lying areas and along small streams and in poorly drained urban areas. winds will also be strong with peak gusts at 70 mph and gusts regularly at 30-40 mph. temperatures will peak mild in the upper 50's and low 60's. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) on the peninsula...residents in belmont are also waking up to wet roads.( darya ) kron4's will tran is live with a look at how the storm is impacting that area. ( james ) thanks will. ( james ) to the north bay...where residen

burkes, owner of that home he'd designed 25 years ago and never forgot. the widow tells pietro she's putting it up for sale. >> he flew out and agreed to buy it on that spot. >> that's how much it meant to him. >> absolutely. >> it's 1973 when pietro and his second wife, marjorie, return to his beloved oregon to live in the house he designed as a young man. but his son tony, who's just starting his own architecture career, wants nothing to do with it or portland. >> i said, "i need my own space, and i don't want to be within a thousand-mile radius of my father and his practice. >> why not just ride his coattails? >> because i had to make it on my own first. i wanted to earn it myself. i didn't want to be "the son of." >> in portland or boston, he's pietro's kid, so tony settles in chicago. with the last name belluschi, in the second city he's more likely to be confused with this guy than his own father. over time, tony builds up an impressive portfolio -- cleveland's galleria at erieview in 1987, and the american airlines terminal at o'hare airport in 198

of andrews: i am a follower edmund burke. -- the french revolution was something new when it arrived at the tail end of the 18th century and no one who lived in that time grasped how time in humana affairs would be except for edmund burke. he correctly perceived that it would be a bad thing. not a new dawn for liberty. a catastrophe. wasn't -- and was it? and how? ms. andrews: what is wrong with the french revolution? guillotines. the subordination of all political affairs to raw, human reason. humans are imperfect and we are not equipped to think through everything rationally from a and the waym a to z the roof -- in the way the revolutionaries thought we could. edmund appreciated things like tradition. brian: you have studied a lot in the past and you lived in australia and you know what is going on in the u.s. right now. opinion of where the u.s. is now in history? ms. andrews: democracy has never been in more trouble. fan of oury, great current president. i like a lot of his policy decisions and i like the refreshing candor he has brought to our debate. but there has been a denyi

>> two. >> inspector burke. i think on 395 hayes you referred it to the pd, and can you explain why? >> i can. >> i knew you could. >> fairly often we get a complaint and someone will say this bar is loud, and often they don't know if it is a band. if the establishment is hosting entertainment or not. sometimes they do. in this case after a quick phone call i was able to establish they were certain there was no entertainment at the location. it was piped music. in that case that wouldn't fall under our jurisdiction. we would pass that along to whatever district station -- district station. >> isn't amplified music under or jurisdiction. >> not for indoor. it has to be entertainment. we can't issue an entertainment permit unless you are doing entertainment inside. >> cool. >> more of a comment. i did notice that hal c.e.o. n had no complaints given the amount of time we have been spending with them in recent months. >> well-done. >> thank you. >> that was a humble brag right there. >> 582 washington. they still h

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ok so now let's bring in our panel in london yossi mechelle burke he is a professor in international relations at regents university in port only in poland via skype isn't it bill of each chair at the center for research and prejudice at the university of war so and in paris devotional political theorist at the university of nottingham in the u.k. gentlemen welcome to the show you go to the show let me start with you i mean president of money on mccall saying that anti semitism is as its worst level since the second world war it's quite a bold statement does it reflect reality the probity tows to a degree i mean my core has been saying these types of things for a while now already last year during the commemorations of the village which is where jews were park during second world war before being sent off to the concentration camps he was making this type of statement before we saw that one of recent polls suggesting that seventy four percent there was an increase of seventy four percent in terms of anti semitic attacks so i don't know for exactly the same moment as war two but there

(burke). at fso we know how ton almost evercover almost anything. even rooftop parking. strange forces at work? only if you're referring to gravity-and we covered it. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ >>> welcome back. just moments from now michael cohen will kick off his third day of testimony on capitol hill. this after an explosive nine-hour public hearing on wednesday. >> in that hearing cohen called his former boss, the president, a racist, con man and a cheat. today what he says will be behind closed doors in private. manu raju is on capitol hill. how will today be different other than the fact that we won't see it and where does congress go from here with michael cohen? >> i talked to adam schiff about that. he said he wants to drill down much further on a number of topics that did come up yesterday. he believes there is more they need to ask, specifically they want to ask if there was a white house role in editing or the false statements made to this committee in 2017 when mi

hills burke, it is expected to crest write about now at 25.6. it should be there right now. it will recede but granville to 46 feet by 10 pm tonight. the napa river in st. helena, 19.43 expected to go to 19.5 this morning. that is above flood stage. napa river at 26.6, which is a foot and a half above flood stage. hopefully we can crest out in the next hour or two. heavy rain has moved south. there is unstable air coming in. there it is, write there. we are not done completely. there is some rain but not the intensity we had yesterday. 50s with the tabs with a robust south wind. it is gusting over 30 at sfo. it is a blustery work. the heavy rain to the north has moved south. the forms to the northeast and down to the peninsula. there is plenty of opportunity for cells to produce heavy rain. overall, we get a respite as the system works out the fixture. the moisture is in place. with the system, it will provide live. heavy rain moves to the south. we have light and moderate rain. it is not have the totals but another system on saturday with a snow producer for the sierra. we