senator cardin's report showed something we already know to be true. no one disputes that. well, maybe a few. rather that russia maliciously and persistently interferes in elections around the globe and will not cease without unified and strong counter measures. senator cardin's report is another compelling reason that the senate act on election security legislation before we left for the holidays senators lankford, klobuchar, harris, and collins introduced the secure elections act. it's a good piece of legislation that would help shore up election security. mid term elections are just around the corner. and as senator cardin's report tells us, rawr will no doubt endeavor to sow confusion and chaos into our dments once again. -- democracy once again. that's what they do. that's what putin likes to do. we have to stop it and making information public about it is very important. this should be a unifying nonpartisan issue. so why would the republican majority on the foreign relations committee refuse to join that report? it's because in my judgment at least, for partisan reas

with former stanford players looking on the cardinal took on ucla. a turnover leads to a layover. the cardinals try to come back. williams with a three-pointer. kennedy burke pops from long range. this abc 7 sports report has been brought to you by pay i have yac >>> the odds were against the eagles tonight. >> you never know. >> why don't you share your opinion on who is going to win? [ laughter ] >> here it is. that's it for tonight. >> oh. >> abc 7 noise continues tomorrow at 4:30. for all of us here

cardin: we should start with this.e can reach an agreement to protect dreamers and deal with border security. i think there is a willingness to compromise and reach agreements on those points. one may go beyond that, then i think it will be challenging. we are willing to talk about other issues. not to agree on what the president said, but to work the legislative will. let's see what we can get in congress but make sure at the end of the day we protect our dreamers but not causing problems for other immigrants. david: can you put a timetable on when this bipartisan proposal will be flushed out? the president is moving ahead. as you know, there is a deadline for the dreamers. sen. cardin: no question about the deadline set by the president. we recognize that. this is an arbitrary date and never should have been set, but he did set it. we are hoping to make progress next week. the deadline is the end of the following week for a bill to be on the floor of the senate. leader mcconnell made that commitment and we expect by

a report out today from democratic senator ben cardin of the foreign relations committee, whose led the push for sanctions on the kremlin, says the u.s. won't be prepared to defend against possible russian meddling in the 2018 midterm elections. or in the next presidential cycle in 2020, unless it takes action immediately. >> putin directs these attacks with an asmymmetric arsenal, th weaponization of energy resources. >> cardin and his investigators say the u.s. and its allies have to coordinate their cyber defense against russia, have to target putin and his cronies and freeze their money. and they have only a few months to do it before the midterms. cyber investigators are warning that putin and his hackers are ready to strike this fall. >> what we would expect to see are similar efforts to leak compromising information that

maryland democrat, ben cardin serves as ranking member. this is just under 90 minutes. [ banging gavel ] >> the meeting will come to order. we're honored to have some great witnesses today, and i'll save the introductions. i know there are a couple introductions that will be made from up here. this morning we'll go ahead with our opening statements, myself and senator cardin, and then we're honored to have both the chairman and the ranking member of the whole committee here. so senator barrasso, senator carper, and then i understand senator cardin, you have an introduction to make also. >> yes. >> all right. we'll do that. let's recognize first senator carper, because he's going to be coming back and doing his a little bit later. >> just very briefly, welcome to this important hearing. i want to thank our chair and ranking member for pulling us all together and giving us a chance to say something. i have a statement. i would like to ask unanimous consent it appear in the record. and if i have a chance to come back and give it live later th

it was the cardinal. linda: oh, well, the cardinal's got to step up, too. (nicky laughs) no. that's who i was on the phone with. cardinal brennan. oh. hmm. why the cardinal? when i'm in a tough spot, he often helps. and did he? don't know yet. he assumes i know more scripture than i do, so i always have to look stuff up to find out what the advice actually was. (laughter) looks good. shall we eat? henry: sure. and thank you, all of you, for the elbow room. bless us, o lord, for these... all: thy gifts which we are about to receive through thy bounty. through christ, our lord. amen. now, in the last trial, you said that when angel granderson approached, your husband resisted at first. (sighs) i told him not to. i told him just to do whatever he said, but... but he didn't. then you say the carjacker reached in and tried to grab the keys. that's right. okay. great. what hand? huh? oh, what hand did the carjacker use when he reached into the car? oh. um... you don't remember? no, i-i... i do. it was his right hand. huh. that's interesting. granderson is left-handed. maybe i got t

our democracy and our allies' democracies. >> this latest report from senator cardin comes as senator feinstein, the top democrat on the senate judiciary committee, released 300-plus pages of testimony from one of the co-founders that got that trump/russia dossier off the ground. this over the objections of the committee chairman, chuck grassley. are democrats essentially, and you're a democrat, going rogue right now? >> well, it troubles me that comity has broken down on the judiciary committee, but i don't think it's shocking. think that for a long time many of us have been skeptical that either the judiciary committee or the intelligence committee with all the politics that play out in those forums, was going to be able to get to the truth about what happened between russia and the trump campaign. i think mueller is the place where we are going to get these facts. i think it was maybe not inevitable but not unlikely that there was going to be some partisanship creep into these conversational investigations. >> stand by, senator. we have more to discuss, including the president toda

casual cardinal by one. >> brad: cardinal by one. time out. u'll earn unlimited double miles on every purchase, every day. not just airline purchases. think about all the double miles you could be earning. (yelling) holy moly, that's a lot of miles! shh-h-h-h! ( ♪ ) shh! what's in your wallet? man: shh-h-h! >> brad: game reset. the cardinal the only team that's got a time out remaining. 55.8 to play in regulation. we have been tied a bunch in this half. moments ago arizona regained a one-point lead momentarily and then stanford took it right back. >> clark: this is one of the few times that both of the big guys have been on the floor for arizona in the last six minutes. they have been most effective but now late in the game maybe last couple possessions, rebounding, strength and scoring strength between those two big guys. >> brad: trier thought about the long three again. ayton. found a man. alkins. he scores. good look underneath to alkins. >> clark: really good poise by ayton too. didn't panic. didn't rush. >> brad: a half minute.

. >>> students at the cardinal newman high school in st. rose will reopen after -- students at nearby st. rose catholic school will also go back to class tomorrow and ceremonies to thank first responders on both campuses. >>> weeks after a devastating storm and resulting mudslides shut down this part of the highway 101 in montecito, that is back up. caltrans tweeted this photo saying that drivers should watch out for worker s up and down tht highway. >>> the government shutdown has had a big impact in the bay area. cornel? >> rporter: the ripple of this shutdown really being felt, the high street pier, home to the national historic park, maritime park has been closed along with a list of other famous landmarks. the parking lot was off-limits blocked by u.s. park police, the national monument was closed ford the first time today a victim of the government shut youp. >> they told us we could go in. >> reporter: these tourists from ohio were told they could enter the woods, but only at their own risk. debbie kline says it wasn't the same witho

. >>> students at the cardinal newman high school in st. rose will reopen after -- students at nearby st. rose catholic school will also go back to class tomorrow and ceremonies to thank first responders on both campuses. >>> weeks after a devastating storm and resulting mudslides shut down this part of the highway 101 in montecito, that is back up. caltrans tweeted this photo saying that drivers should watch out for worker s up and down tht highway. >>> the government shutdown has had a big impact in the bay area. cornel? >> rporter: the ripple of this shutdown really being felt, the high street pier, home to the national historic park, maritime park has been closed along with amarks. the parking lot was off-limits blocked by u.s. park police, the national monument was closed ford the first time today a victim of the government shut youp. >> they told us we could go in. >> reporter: these tourists from ohio were told they could enter the woods, but only at their own risk. debbie kline says it wasn't the same without rangers and concessions

students at cardinal newman and saint rose will be welcomed back this morning. will have reaction in a live report. ( james ) and after the break... toy-r-us targeted by thieves. one group's coordinated effort is caught on camera in santa cruz. ace train 3 late due to mechanical problems in tracy. bay bridge wb 80 is min from the ( james ) happening now... police are looking for the thieves who targeted a toys-r-us in santa cruz. this is time lapse video of the theft. police say the crooks were well orchestrated. you can see one person sneak behind a counter and break into a cabinet and start tossing the stolen items to other people who look like they are shopping. police believe that this group has targeted other stores (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (darya)(james) welcome kron four news... lets start the half hour of weather and traffic... rebecca:rain will continue to spread across the san francisco bay area overnight, with highest rainfall amounts expected in the north bay. light rain may develop as far south as the monterey bay area by late tonight. rain will ta

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cardin: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from maryland. mr. cardin: thank you, mr. president. first let me tell you how pleased i am, the people of maryland, that we are now in the process of ending this government shutdown. a government shutdown does not benefit anyone. it certainly doesn't benefit the federal workers who live in maryland and the federal workers around the nation. the uncertainty that a shutdown brings, those that are exempted are asked to work without knowing when they will get a paycheck. those that are on furlough don't know whether they'll ever get a paycheck or not. it's not in the interest of our federal workforce. it's certainly not in the interest of federal contractors who depend upon contracts that have been put on suspension. it's not in the interest of the public who depend upon governmental services and it ends up costing taxpayers more money. mr. president, i'm pleased to see that we're on a path to end this shutdown, to get government back up and a path forward. i also am pleased that we've at least accelerated by two weeks the deadl

abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live in cardinal newman high school in santa rosa with more. >> reporter: look behind me at the temporary portable buildings. that's where students will be in class now. you can see right now they are getting a tour and getting used to their new reality. going to school isn't usually a red carpet affair, but these santa rosa kids got the vip treatment today as they headed back to school for the first time since the deadly october wildfires. >> i think it's great. i think it's nice for the kids to see that everyone in the community is really rooting for them to get back to normal. >> reporter: first responders, who are always there during the bad times, were part of the welcoming committee, showing they are here for us during the good times, too. >> just to see all the kids, the smiles on their face, it was very heartwarming. it's great. >> reporter: the buildings are still standing but had significant water damage. it took the last three months to get it all restored and ready for kids. while the mood was celebratory, they also had comfort animals

students at cardinal newman high school will return to campus tomorrow. 22 new portables have been built on the school grounds which were devastated by the fire. students at nearby st. rows catholic school north of santa rosa will also return tomorrow. ceremonies are planned at both campuses to thank first responders. >>> a teenaged driver forces neighborhood evacuations. we'll show you why next. >> plus, a dangerous drive that had people in san francisco scrambling for safety. tonight, what we're learning for the man behind the wheel. >> we decided it's time to go. we outlasted everybody, i guess. >> a store that survived tough times can't stop times from changing. the business at i need my blood sugar to stay in control.

the bbc did ask the vatican to respond to cardinal zen‘s comments.t some don't seem to agree. had to be rescued by a kindly citizen. artist banksy. with white paint. that's when a local window cleaner stepped in to save the day. danny savage reports. it appeared last week on an old bridge in hull. attached to the end. people flocked to see it, but then it all went wrong. to this piece of culture. it was painted over and potentially ruined. but before it dried, volunteers turned up to uncover it. armed with some ladders and white spirit. he was back at work today, being modest about his achievements. one act of vandalism. it shows that people are better than that. now a plastic screen has been put up over it for protection. of culture of last year, have we learned nothing, you know? the fact that we are now having to protect something that is art. and i look at all these people, it is brilliant. and it must be looked after. danny savage, bbc news, hull. you have been watching newsday. thank you for watching. stay with us. first state of the union addr

bean eagles and then chicago cardinals. ray didinger says the nfl was no sporting goliath back in those tase. >> pro football wasn't as big as college football. so it wasn't a big deal. there was no national tv contract. >> the game is underway. >> reporter: but there was a national radio contract and so despite that raging snowstorm the game was played on schedule. eagles star running back steve van buren woke up in on the morning of the game -- >> he look out the window and saw this ridiculous snowstorm and he just we're not going to play today and he went back to bed. >> reporter: phone call from his coach greasy kneel convinced him his services were needed at the park. he took mass transit to get there as for the game the two games slogged their way through the snow for three scoreless quarters. the birds recovered a fumble. van buren punched in it from the 5-yard line.

camden born, temple made and now he suits up with the arizona cardinals.an reddick joins us this morning to talk about what he expects to see happen on the field. plus, bring on the noise, bring on the funk. why jim schwartz says fans on the linc cheering on our birds will be crucial to us beating the falcons. >> i'm sue serio. weekend wendy is ready for some home improvement because it's the philadelphia home show starting this weekend at the pennsylvania convention center. more than thee hundred experts on house and yard design. so many exhibitors. so much to see that it goes for two weeks ends so it's this weekend and next weekend as well. of course, you can go to philly home show.com for all the details and the hours of the show as well. believe me when you go home from the home show your house won't look so good any more. have a great weekend ♪ >>> let's get loud. are you bleeding green today? well your party should be too. there she is our lifestyle blog we are roberto in our couch area getting us ready for the game. so before the end of the show, we

last year cardinal and competitors got obliterated thanks to fears about falling compressed margins alsoorried that amazon was going to get in the business since december it has been flying in the stratosphere the chaekin money flow went positive, a little over two months ago and it has continued to rise suggesting the buying pressure keeps increasing chaekin also notices the moving average the mac d indicator which helps technician detect changes before they happen to surging to new highs where the black line goes above the reds what happens is it anticipated this and cardinals go from a hated stock to a beloved stock in no time fact. suggests buying the stock when a pull down point -- sustained and justifies this move. let's talk about the daily chart of accompany i like that chaekin doesn't care for right here. amgen. a bat out of hell including today which made another new high the chaekin money flow has been choppy and even now choppy unlike centene or cardinal, chaekin doesn't seem amgen to be deluged of buyers. way above it and in the recent past, that short-term moving average ha

the cardinal tried to come back and williams pops here but ucla would not be cut. three and the bruins win 64-53 and stanford falls to 12-8. in the nfc championship game, the eagles lead the vikings 24-7 at the half. minnesota is trying to become the first team to play the super bowl in their home stadium. they may need another miracle to get there. >> you know, i was just thinking, maybe we could put glue on the light poles instead of cisco. >> that's cruel. >> a sticky situation. >> yes. >> thanks a lot. >> well, we have a tribute to the ooey gooey deliciousness we >>> new at 6:00, the family of a korean war soldier finally gets to say good-bye half a century after his death. come up what, took so long to identify him. >> and amazon's new grocery on the go. no waiting in line. how it works tonight at 6:00. >> all right. for some it's like a warm hug, maybe a blanket in a bowl. >> it's the ultimate comfort food, mac & cheese and abc 7 news was at san francisco's soma street food park for the great mac & cheese meltoff where they featured is a vendors. >> where's o

here comes the cardinals. brittany mcphee for the lead and one.d 12 points on seven in a row down the stretch. stanford won it on guts and grit. there's the shot again. 59-55. cardinals now 6-1 in the pac- 12. they lead the conference with oregon. way to go. >>> it's been said that she is pound for pound the best basketball coach period in the bay area. >> men or women. >> yes, pro, doesn't matter. >> i believe it. >> there you have it. >> we'll be right back. >>> late show with stephen colbert is next. >> have a great weekend. we'll see you on monday. captioning sponsored by cbs >> the definition of the wall has changed. >> candidate trump did talk about the wall in terms of a wall that went all the way across. >> he wants something that he can call a wall for his base, i suppose. >> im. >> impenetrable, physical, tall, powerful, beautiful, southern, border, mountain. we have a mountain which is a wall. and on top of that a towed or a turtle or a snake or something. a pile of garbage. put a couple of clowns in there. my son, eric. take the new en

another cardinal. principle with you objective of we did he was found i mean the africa you know of form has also not been achieved and that is the integration of the economies on peoples of the african nations so to that as mr carr government cannot claim wholesales victory of achievement in the area of integration in the area of percentage perception in the manner that the african national or to begin to come into play i think that while the african the african union has done some work there is still throw much more to be done that the african union ought to admit it are filled in doing ok so donna we've got the package of reforms announced like a common one of them is to increase efficiency do you think that will then in turn allow it since basso address its main aim its core aim which is peace and security is the constant. i disagree with the force of that just not for magic and unfortunately one of the weakness of not getting into the truth is that they really limited to their national approach to

here comes the cardinals. brittany mcphee for the lead and one. she scored 12 points on seven in a row down the stretch. stanford won it on guts and grit. there's the shot again. 59-55. cardinals now 6-1 in the pac- 12. they lead the conference with oregon. way to go. >>> it's been said that she is pound for pound the best basketball coach period in the bay area. >> men or women. >> yes, pro, doesn't matter. >> i believe it. >> there you have it. >> we'll >>> late show with stephen colbert is next. >> have a great weekend. we'll see you on monday. - [narrator] if you wanna make more money, and take control of your financial future, then get ready, because real estate multi-millionaire, and best-selling author, than merrill, star of a&e's hit tv show, flip this house has one heck of an opportunity for you. for the last decade you've seen than all over tv. and now, than's chosen to hold a free two hour live class where you'll learn how you can start making money in real estate on a part-time or full-time basis. you'll learn his step-by-step blueprin

students at cardinal newman and saint rose will be welcomed back this mornng.re live this morning. (james) and we're tracking a rain storm rolling through the bay area right now. rebecca has your forecast every ten minutes. ( darya ) good morning i'm darya folsom..( james ) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... rebecca:rain will continue to spread across the san francisco bay area overnight, with highest rainfall amounts expected in the north bay. light rain may develop as far south as the monterey bay area by late tonight. rain will taper off and end on monday. dry and mild weather is forecast for tuesday. the next system is forecast to bring soaking rains and locally gusty winds to the entire region on wednesday. scattered showers will follow into thursday, with dry weather expected by friday and into next weekend. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( darya ) breaking news this morning... a person has barricaded themselves inside the wyndham garden hotel in san jose. we

if we look over here, you can see that is cardinal newman.re at saint rose are back in class shortly. the high school students are set to return to the campus around 9:30. this is the ribbon where the eighth-graders will get to cut the ribbon to go back inside. i can tell you, i saw a lot of these kids this morning and you might think they were not excited to go to school but these kids were very excited. for them this is like a homecoming. >> a lot of smiles, that is great to see. >>> cleanup will continue despite the partial government shutdown because the cleanup work is covered by federal disaster relief fund that is not dependent on congress passing a spending bill. a fema spokesman says the programs will continue. >>> a candlelight vigil was held last night for two little girls killed in a crash in antioch. after days on life-support, camila cardoza died over the weekend just days after the crash that killed her sister on wednesday. >> [ singing ] >> family members and friends are struggling to come to terms with the loss of the little

they'll be in temporary portable buildings here at the cardinal newman campus.chool was destroyed by fire. they lost the library, classrooms and the main offices. so they're going to be in portables while they rebuild. they've been studying at satellite campuses since the fire. students are ready to move here. >> so important to us. i have friends who are juniors and freshmen. it will be good to see them and finally be together. >> reporter: at st. rose school, they suffered water damage. the buildings did. they'll also be returning today because crews worked around the clock to get the school ready for the students and restore all of those buildings. there will be ceremonies on both campuses to get started today. there will be a focus on thanking first responders. at st. rose, they're going to have emotional support llamas and goats to help welcome everyone back. reporting live in santa rosa, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> now a live desk update. >> hi everyone. talk about a powerhouse partnership. apple ceo tim cook and nobel peace prize winner malala yousafz

(pam) cardinal newman received some portable classrooms in december... it is scheduled to be replaced in march.(steve) students say that being back on campus feels as if things are somewhat getting back to normal. (steve) new tonigh at six... a group of intruders force their way into a home and robbed from the owners in santa rosa. it happened yesterday morning at a home near the corner of golden gate and fresno avenues. the homeowner woke up to a loud knocking at the door. when he got up to answer the door....three to four robbers forced open the door and demanded money. one of the suspects was wearing a shirt that said "sheriff" on it....but was nonspecific to any sheriff's office. the homeowner was then assaulted...but is expected to be okay. another resident managed to escape. one of the residents grows marijuana at the home. police believed that marijuana was the motivation for the robbery. (pam) several beaches are closed after nearly five - million gallons of sewage spilled into monterey bay. this was a beach closure sign posted at monterey state

the cardinal i'll conditioning the bruins. they look like the better team clearly. they wind up winning it. davis puts it away. they when it 107-99. better basketball.>>> not the case in berkeley. jones trouble with usc. that will be the story for a lot of people. cal with 15 turnovers. there is aaron with the dung. 41-20 at halftime. it won't get any better. coach jones. usc up and over. that is the slamdunk of the night. 80-62 final.>>> st. mary in santa clara our winners. let's take it to ken. bad tempers. joe born. he tore part of his beard off. the bench notice. 51 left in the first. dillon his first role of the season. chris tierney will take advantage of the goalie coming too far out. in a shootout the sharks wind up losing. they grabbed a point.>>> pameron tucker, you outdid yourself on these biscuits and gravy. they are so tasty, they make you want to slap your mama. am i right, mitchell? sure. if that's a thing, why not? bless your hearts. (southern accent) i'm fuller than a dog tick. hey, just because they do it... it's the least i could do, since you'uns

and cardinals eliminate seattle from the playoffs.26-24 victory. >>> all right, could browns beat the steelers and avoid going 2-16. schuster on the return. anyone? anyone? somebody? 96 yards to the house. steelers up 28-21. final minutes, brown down four. fourth and two. keeping the drive alive. finding corey coleman and he drops it. brutal finish to a brutal season. 28-24 steelers. browns second team to finish 0-16. >>> wild card weekend in the afc. titans in kansas city. carolina at new orleans. colts fired their head coach. and of course jack del rio just let go. he kass towas told after the ga won be brought back. but he signed an extension so don't worry, he will >> the ball hasn't dropped yet but one couple ♪ ♪ i'm gonna let it shine.e, ♪ it's energy saving time, ♪ i'm gonna reduce mine. ♪ californians all align ♪ to let our great state shine. ♪ let it shine, ♪ the power's ours to let it shine! ♪ unplug chargers - go, ♪ devices go off-line. turn thermostats down low, ♪ led's shine mighty fine. ♪ small actions quickly grow, ♪ to

louis cardinals. you know, his dad speaks about one of the things that -- one of the greatest opportunities preston had was to be able to play on the busch stadium whenever the high school team got to play there, i believe last year. and he said that's a memory that they're going to hang on to forever. he also loved history. in the past year, i believe, they took a trip and preston got to kind of choose where they went. and different places like gettysburg and places like that. but he just loved history. he loved outdoors, and most of all, he loved his family. loved his family very much. >> seeing him on the stretcher, tell him that they loved him. can you take us into that conversation? >> i'm not going to comment on that. >> for either one of you, overall, the support. how remarkable is that in your eyes that everybody comes together and cares so much for bailey and preston? >> you know, we've had celebrities approach us. social media just takes everything to a whole new level. and so the gifts and

the cardinals had the former and they almost had the latter.in the second half of a one- point game, dorian will slither to the pain and finish with the left hand, and the cardinals are up by one. with about 40 seconds left in the game, this thing shot puts the cats back about one. pickens does not get a real good shot here, and arizona wins 73-71. >>> oklahoma is taking on oklahoma state. young was off the charts as he scored 38 points. he was 14-39. in the final 10 seconds, the sooners had a three-point lead and kendall smith shot a three pointer to tie it and we go into overtime. under 10 seconds in overtime, here is young trying to be a hero, and he cannot get that one to go and oklahoma state wins at home. >>> the warriors person the rockets and we may be hearing a lot of that in may. the game is underway right now and we will have the highlights at 10:00 pen. >>> we had a good game here between the cavaliers and the thunder. russell westbrook is feeling it, and the thunder are up by a dozen. a lot of scoring in this game, but most of it w

with just over 2:00 to go, good, and the cardinals are going to win it 26-24.eattle is eliminated. >>> could the browns beat the steelers and avoid going 0-16 after tying it up at 21? browns kicking off. ju ju smith shuchuster. anybody want to tackle him? anyone? anyone? somebody? 96 yards to the house. steelers up 28-21. final minutes, browns down four. fourth and two, need a first down to keep it alive. fi oh, my, he drops it. brutal finish to a brutal season. 28-24 steelers. browns the second team to finish 0-16 in nfl history. >>> wild card weekend in the afc. buffalo travels to jacksonville. titans are at kansas city. nfc, atlanta at the rams, carolina at new orleans. the colts also fired chuck pa gaun know today. this is a cruel business, and i was a little surprised it happened right after the game. but it tells me he's got somebody lined up and it all points to jon gruden. it's going to be interesting. he hadn't coached in nine you stay out of this business for nine years, i at home.ld generate your own energy, or to save energy, unplug unused appliance

rose, and up the road, cardinal newman high school. >> it was a lot. but i think that there's much more to gain from it than what we lost. >> reporter: when students, staff and parents enter the gym, no doubt they saw all those victory banners on the wall. the one they celebrated today is more significant than all that came before combined. their recovery from the aftermath of north bay fires that burned half the buildings on campus. >> the people matter most. the schools, not the buildings. it's the people. and we were able to sustain our school. but is great to be together. >> reporter: more than 600 students in the same place for the first time in 15 weeks. >> i mean, this is our first really natural disaster that we experienced. and it definitely hit us in a way that we would never expect. >> not only did the school burn down, but one-sixth of the students here lost their homes in the fire. >> it's something i never thought would happen. but it did. you know. just got to deal with it. >> reporter: today vanessa, formerly of fountain grove, blended

maryland senator ben cardin just released a new report regarding russia's interference in brain, spain france and germany. cardin puts the blame on vladimir putin including cyberattacks and disinformation, fringe political groups and organized crime. in an op-ed today, cardin writes, "while our european partners have taken steps to better defend themselves, the united states has not protected the institutions. clearly ignored a national security threat. >> mr. trump must show unprecedented support for our people. >> democrats are calling on president trump to work with u.s. allies to take steps to battle the russia threat together. >>> lawmakers in maryland and virginia returned to work today as the start of the new legislative season gets under way. in maryland, everything from paid sick leave to health care and taxes are on the table. they are also hoping to tackle the culture of section sexual misconduct in the workplace. in virginia, a record number of women and minorities joined the house. let's start with northern virginia bureau chief julie carey. she's in richmond. >> reporter:

the cardinal played one for the ages.half -- now it's 74- 74 with just two seconds. with less than three seconds left, stanford quickly inbound, he heaves one from 50 feet at the buzzer, it goes, and suddenly he has a whole pile of teammates on top of him. sanford 8-8 in all. stand for women undefeated in conference. the cardinal pulled even, and kiana williams made the hoop. kiara russell with the nice pass to johnson chapman. stanford goes down 73-76 -- 73- 66. arizona looking for its first conference win. it was tight all the way to the final possession. it's deflected by kelling, and the buzzer sounds. jason appelbaum and i will see you -- >>> next at 11. >> the bay area braces for more rain. how people in the north bay burn zones --

rose catholic school and nearby cardinal newman school opened for the first time since the devastating fires. wayne freedman has the story. >> reporter: when students, family and staff entered the gym at cardinal newman, no doubt they saw all those victory banners on the wall, but today's victory is more significant than all combined. >> i think there's much more to gain from it than what we lost. >> reporter: the fire burned half the buildings on this campus. >> there were 20 classrooms burned completely, four badly damaged, unable to be used, the like raer library, the administration building. >> reporter: all replaced now with temporary buildings. today their complete reunion as a student body for the first time in 15 weeks. one sixth of the students here lost their homes in the fire. >> it's something i never thought would happen, but it did, and, you know, you just got to deal with it. >> reporter: so today, vanessa, forger formerly of fountaingrove, blended in. >> i held my family. >> life happens, and you have to move on and make things better. >> reporter: sfirestorm, stayin th

cardinal 86-77. set for a first-place matchup on sunday against arizona.>>> jones and cal trying to slow the wildcats in berkeley. that did not happen. arizona shot 58%. cartwright one of his four three-pointers. part right on the assist. all five wildcats in double figures. 79-58.>>> we will be back with more after this. woman: so, greg, it's a lot to take in. woman 2: and i know that's hard to hear, but the doctors caught it early. hi, blake! my dad has cancer. woman: and i know how hard that is to hear. but you're in the right place. man: and dr. pascal and her team, they know what to do. they know what to do. the doctors know what to do. so here's the plan. first off, we're going to give you all... (voice fading away) >>> students and teachers erupted with cheers of the electricity was restored. they have been without power since hurricane maria in september. good night. ♪ ♪ my husband is probably going to think i'm crazy. he thinks i'm going to see my sister! ♪ ♪ sometimes the confidence to be s

cardinal newman high school on the jv team. he can play a little bit.>>> what a beautiful story.>> we look forward to the video after it happens.>>> more news coming up. a short break. woman: so, greg, it's a lot to take in. woman 2: and i know that's hard to hear, but the doctors caught it early. hi, blake! my dad has cancer. woman: and i know how hard that is to hear. but you're in the right place. man: and dr. pascal and her team, they know what to do. they know what to do. the doctors know what to do. so here's the plan. first off, we're going to give you all... (voice fading away) >>> cardinal newman high school in santa rosa welcoming students back to campus on monday. the fires in october destroyed the school's classrooms. main office and library and the soccer and baseball field. what is 600 students have been attending classes at four different schools what the campus was cleaned up. portable classrooms were installed. welcome back even includes first responders and assembly and a lunch for all students and teachers.>>

. >>> this morning, cardinal newman high school will open for the first time since the bay area fires. >> we are live at the school to talk about what is happening today to welcome to students back to the school. >> reporter: many times, students are not excited for the return of school but today will be different. cardinal newman and more schools will be reopening their doors three months after the north bay fires destroyed those schools, portions of those schools. more than 600 students have been attending classes at four different locations while the campus here was cleaned up and portable classrooms were installed. at cardinal newman, students will return to 22 new portable classrooms to replace those lost in the fire. first responders and community members will be here to welcome the students and staff back to the school. students will be dropped off around 7:40 this morning, there will be an assembly at 8:15, students expected to head to class at around 9:00. again, this hopefully will be a moment of exultation. these students are exited to come back. they have been playing foot

lost to the cardinals.lieves those birds of 47, 48, 49 were among the greatest pro football teams ever. iain? >> all right, great stuff, bruce, thanks back to your fox 29 weather authority now. as we take a live look at allentown lean high county what difference a couple of hours makes. that snow is out of here and stopped the mild air is on the way in. kathy's got your forecast in 15 seconds. >>> what day. the snow is gone. the temperatures are falling and we got about 7-inches in the poconos. look good the snow guns are going with temperatures only in the 20s much this is camelback. you can see right here we have a snowboarding jump so they're really enjoying the weather after we had rain last week and icy conditions there. the temperature is 25. it feel like it's 15. the winds out of the north northwest at ten. but it's cold. when you have temperatures below 30 degrees, those feel like numbers go way down quickly. you can see on ultimate doppler some snow to the south virginia, northerly carl but we are

with just over 2:00 to go, good, and the cardinals are going to win it 26-24.eattle is eliminated. >>> could the browns beat the steelers and avoid going 0-16 after tying it up at 21? browns kicking off. ju ju smith shuchuster. anybody want to tackle him? anyone? anyone? somebody? 96 yards to the house. steelers up 28-21. final minutes, browns down four. fourth and two, need a first down to keep it alive. fi oh, my, he drops it. brutal finish to a brutal season. 28-24 steelers. browns the second team to finish 0-16 in nfl history. >>> wild card weekend in the afc. buffalo travels to jacksonville. titans are at kansas city. nfc, atlanta at the rams, carolina at new orleans. the colts also fired chuck pa gaun know today. this is a cruel business, and i was a little surprised it happened right after the game. but it tells me he's got somebody lined up and it all points to jon gruden. it's going to be interesting. he hadn't coached in nine years. you stay out of this business for nine yea ♪ this little home of mine, ♪ i'm gonna let it shine. ♪ it's energy saving ti

9, the firestorm rained down on santa rosa, destroying nearly everything in its path, including cardinal newman catholic high school, but when the visible graham rutherford arrived next day, he relies not all hope was lost. >> i was amazed that we had at least half of the school, i did not think we would have anything, and it was like, we can have school, we can do this. >> reporter: it has been a hectic three months with classes split between four different churches in the area, 20 different portables were brought into temporary -- temporarily replace classrooms and and administration building. the artificial turf on the baseball field melted, even though the football field was undamaged, the team had to practice and play at other schools, which held a lesson of its own. >> there's more important things than winning, it is participating, having it.>> reporter: state rose elementary and middle school saturday double disaster, after the preschool and second grade classrooms, that were lost of fire, they had to completely redo all of the surviving the -- buildings, because the water compan

he becomes the 39th cardinal to hit the 1,000 point mark.e won tonight 74-50, cal women weren't quite as lucky against arizona. enjoy your weekend. >> we will. i still want the recipe. >> i know, i know it. monday will be better. >> all right. >>> correction, correction. >> the score update. >> cal beat arizona by 24 in women's hoop. lady bears, good job. >> nothing else on a friday. we are accurate. >> bears and cardinals won. we love that. have a great weekend. captioning sponsored by cbs know, we normally don't tape on fridays. instead, we preshoot two shows on thursdays. but sometimes after we're done taping, trump continues to happen. well, last night, at 8:15, we learned that donald trump tried to fire robert mueller last june, so that uncrossable line in the ethical sand, turns out trump crossed it seven months ago. i can't wait to find out about the nuke he launched on thanksgiving. ultimately, trump backed down after white house counsel don magan threatened to resign, but it does raise the question: if trump tried to fire the man in

defensive coordinator jim schwartz reportedly will interview with the giants and maybe the cardinals. quarterbacks coach john diflippo will interview with the cardinals and the bears. >>> the players asked doug pederson to go into pads today. it's a more intense practice and doug said, okay, we'll do that. they'll go once this week and once next week. doug had backed off the players trying to get their legs back. now it's about ramping up for the playoff game in ten days. nick foles has been self scouting looking at what he can work on. they're going to run more plays that he is really comfortable with. >> it's faster than the regular season. just to put that out there. but it's also football. and you're not doing it alone. that's something that i remind myself all the time. i'm not out there playing alone. i'm playing with ten other guys when i'm playing offense. we're playing as a team so not any one individual has to be superman. >> and remember, the eagles defense was the best team in the nfl against the run this season. can they help carry the birds? nigel bradham says they want

when she wasn't busy cheering for the university of louisville cardinals, bailey was always ready with a kind word or a friendly gesture for those who needed it. on social media her family and friends are using the expression, be like bailey, encouraging everyone who sees it to act with charity. preston cope, also 15, was known for being kind, soft spoken, and a quick learner. he loved reading about history and playing baseball for marshall county high school and the calvert city sluggers. preston's friends remember his ability to inspire them and to make them laugh. one of bailey and preston's classmates called them the nicest people i ever met. they never had anything negative to say. they always had a smile on their face. this weekend friends and family gathered at the high school gym by the hundreds to remember bailey and preston and to comfort one another. as the other injured students fight to recover and the entire marshall county community continues to grieve and heal, they'll have bailey and preston's example to draw on and they'll have the prayer of their fellow kentuckians,

he becomes the 39th cardinal to hit the 1,000 point mark.e won tonight 74-50, cal women weren't quite as lucky against arizona. enjoy your weekend. >> we will. i still want the recipe. >> i know, i know it. >>> correction, correction. >> the score update. >> cal beat arizona by 24 in women's hoop. lady bears, good job. >> nothing else on a friday. we are accurate. >> bears and cardinals won. we love that. have a great weekend. >> you're watching "the wellness hour," the leader in medical news and information. i'm randy alvarez. today's topic, replacing missing teeth with dental implants. according to my first guest, no more dentures. and with us we have an expert on the topic. he is a prosthodontist -- dr. mark adams. dr. adams, welcome to the program. >> thanks for having me, randy. >> now, before we get into today's topic -- and i know you brought a lot of photos, and we'll get to as many as we can -- tell us a little bit about clearchoice. i guess you're kind of unique. you focus on just about one thing. so, who is the typical patient? >>