is on her knees, tell me what your jokes are, now it’s not at all against catherine you up very much. come load, live, live, live. here on the woman, you see, keep an eye on him. if so, call. what a nothing work. get out of here, show me. the faster the better. what about you? give me up. get up i 'm not going to anyone, the girl is not bad at all. you just don't know these people, you don't even understand who he contacted to sit. they will kill you, they will kill you. speak only later. so the car rolls kolya we have shadowing actually, yes, then you'll sleep. what, like a day, like new? hey, let's go to the base, let's go raven, wait, quietly, you drive, if we start the chase, we'll only scare away, we won't lose at all. quietly, everything is under control , your katenka will not fall. this is quiet, let's go, everything is quiet under control. the main thing was brought in. i don't want to go anywhere. good night, baby what do you say, that's why i brought it to sort it out. that would understand the place here you drag it? why, if there was a tail behind her, but t

you. ken and catherine members said thank you. we have some developing news out of ohio tonight. a reporter from our network affiliate. >> news nation was arrested basically while he was doing his job yet happened while reporter evan lambert was covering a news conference on a dangerous train derailment. >> he had been doing a live report in the back of the room. kron first grant lotus is here with the details on what happened. graham. yeah, this is totally insane. should be alarming to anyone cares about the first amendment. we have video of the arrest that happened moments after. >> this news nation correspondent of ours, evan lambert was reporting live on air. we'll show you that momentarily. first, though, here's a look at what happened before he was arrested in cuffed. and men unfolded. >> originally on friday night, there was a controlled release of these chemicals as well. and we're actually being told right now that we need to stop broadcasting because of this news conference is behind us. and we're in the command center. so as we all listen back there and i listen here,

ask catherine _ acceptable? i think if you ask catherine that _ acceptable? you ask - catherine that question she would reflect on that really openly, she is really honest, she is incredible competitor, she has very high standard, she drives herself forward, really hard, she pushes herself hard. on reflection from myself, you would like her to be calmer in that situation, and you would hope if she had that opportunity again she would be. so many positives from england this tournament, in particular speaking tournament, in particular speaking to the players they talk about that fray come you have given them to play this fearless cricket. that he seem to enjoy the england environment more than they have done in a while. we environment more than they have done in a while. ~ ., environment more than they have done in a while. ~ . , .,, ., environment more than they have done inawhile. ~ . , ., ., . in a while. we want people to watch us -la in a while. we want people to watch us play cricket _ in a while. we want people to watch us play cricket and _ in a while.

ken and catherine, you know that this area is a major route. if you're traveling from the bay area to los angeles or san diego. but since late last night, it is actually been shut down and that is stranded. a lot of people here, including a couple from berkeley stranded because a lot of ice and snow on the roads. >> to bumper big rig stranded on the side of the 5 freeway north of la. obviously that he storm coming up and we're in order to we're going to contention with caltrans in order to keep things safe for the commuters. overnight, the chp closed the 5 freeway north and south through the great fun because of icy conditions. traffic backed up for miles drivers headed out of la forced to turn around to parker road in castaic. >> cars crawling rain and snow pelting and fog moving in, made it really dangerous. i couldn't believe it that we really have so much snow. he'll i mean, we are in california. we are. >> only one away. a one and a half away from los angeles, alaina and stuff and we slur are visiting from germany. they planned a weekend r

no matter how you celebrate me, do not be afraid of mine. eyes yes, catherine, you can just katya, youusy. sorry you have to work with yourself. well, you can do it electronically. no, dump, the main building is not needed anywhere institute. you know, look at the second floor of the department of design at 2 o'clock, and i'll go out . igor agreed . i entered the engineering school at the evening department of the institute. so this is high school. well, as from work here at the bottom of the food chain, i will continue. if you don't mind, well then the schedule will have to be clarified, because there are classes twice a week after 7 o'clock. but i really need to meet. for some reason, the institute dragged in the way she works there. as you say, okay, i will not argue, you are a good person. oh hello, hello. come in what a fate hi guys. i came to you with things. if you want to stay with us, don't worry. i'm just everywhere courtesy there is one problem just one fine. come in. now we will solve it. and you leave. i 'll deal with him myself. no, well, how not every day an old friend c

if you have many specifics you'd like to sing the bill let them know. >> that's great advice. claire catherine do you want the jump in on the senate side in terms of getting involved? >> yeah i think that covers the crux of it. we have a portal on the agriculture committee web site for comments and accepting letters for organizations and that helps us. if you represent organization or part of the coalition that kind of outreach is really helpful to gather recommendations and absolutely reach out to your congress senate and house. even members who were not on the agriculture committee they can share their priorities and what's important to their state and ensuring that you are reaching out to your members is really helpful as well. >> great so folks can find those portals by literally googling house agriculture committee and you should be taken to their web site. we are over schedule so i'm going to turn it back to bill. thank you all so much for joining us. >> thank you very much. thank you helena and the two catherine's and claire and jennifer. very helpful early stages and setting the stage

you up, or what? for a key? yes catherine with his consent. why are you doing it? what does it mean to open and close the door for me so that no one enters in my absence. and why, according to you , valery cannot close himself from the inside valery does not go valery and if you need to leave the house, for example, but she comes to open it, i will go out. and if there is a fire or something, and what is the difficulty of opening ilya, do the children have a key? will you forgive me? well, of course, i do not believe in any of your services, you understand, this is immediately as if it were obvious to me, despite the fact that your story is beautiful, complex, dramatic, but i don’t believe it. ah, just because it might be too poetic. i'm very afraid of the quality. you live with a rather dangerous person, perhaps, and mom is not dad , no roots, no profession, no money, no home, no biography, no, nothing to have such situations in the house. i'm just surprised i 'm amazed, i don't believe it. speaking frankly. i don't believe

catherine, you on college green. catherine, you heard that short clip there . that short clip there. ben wallace , boris johnson had wallace, boris johnson had something slightly different to say, didn't he .7 boris johnson say, didn't he.7 boris johnson reiterated, as say, didn't he? boris johnson reiterated, as he said couple of weeks ago, when vladimir zelenskyy was here behind us in hall asking for the jets . boris hall asking for the jets. boris johnson said then and he's saying again, now send the jets. send them the jets. now however, unfortunately for boris johnson is no longer prime minister, evenindeed is no longer prime minister, even indeed prime minister, but one the current prime minister has asked the defence secretary, ben wallace, to look at sending fighter jets. ben wallace, to look at sending fighterjets. but ben wallace, to look at sending fighter jets. but it is very clear from what ben wallace is saying that they are not going to be supplying any typhoon jets or similar directly to ukraine any time soon. part because there's huge logistica

you. ken and catherine, back to you. >> thank you for that. mayor sheng tao.lso speaking about police chief armstrong after the oakland naacp started a campaign urging the public to ask the mayor to reinstate armstrong to his job. >> our goal isn't to be to our goal is to make sure we are fully and carefully taking into account the very serious problems discussed in the report and taking corrective actions. if you are under investigation, should be put on paid administrative leave, which is not a punitive that. >> the mayor chief unpaid administrative leave last months after an independent investigation question the chief's handling of to disciplinary cases involving officers since making that announcement. the mayor has maintained silence saying only that a process to review the chief's job must take place. >> and today the oakland police department welcomed 18 new officers graduated from their academy. a ceremony for the officers held at the scottish rite center for the first time in 20 years. the valedictorian was a woman. and today's graduation brings the

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you so much for your time tonight. you're welcome. all right, ken, catherine, back to you. >> thank you, stephanie. and our thanks to the mayor for her time. while we are on the topic, we have some mental health resources. if you or you know someone who needs help, 1, 800 farm aid connects farm workers with one-on-one assistance. anybody can call the national suicide prevention hotline. you see the numbers there on the screen. there is the newly-launched, 9, 8, 8, number free. mental health is help is available from cal hope. cal hope dot org also has an online chat option for people. and you can always good help from the disaster distress helpline. 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. >> coming up opens former police chief takes the first steps toward legal action after being fired by the city's new mayor. >> and want to show you a live look at interstate 80, heading up to the sierra. look at that. covering the camera was ice there. the conditions have been rough heading into the mountains to say the least. we could see some snowy conditions here again in the bay area tonight. we'll have >> show you a l

, drive the little knapsack, the little arrow, he wants to eat, that you are staring at him, let's stroke him. forgive what catherineyou madame here, it seems, you will sweat hot and get sick. hello. hello let's go. well, here's what i said. you don't see where the real beauty is. do you know how to sleep well? let's take it. why are you calling your son? she gave birth recently afraid that he died in the village, a pigeon without breast milk, do not feed. milk has stagnated now to judge it will not work. i had it. i was even in the hospital, i don't know what to do. i have a baby krasava oh, baby where is the point to suck the baby you need a baby. no. that son of a bitch will be her child. our country gives you the opportunity to take the path of correction. redeem, so to speak, your guilt with work. ivanova can’t come here why are you silent? give it here here on the reeds. forward nurbekova 58 46 years old everything is fine there. more alive beauties that water in clothes, or something if you want to come in, undress, we don't mind. you will stand for two hours in such water until the end of your life , you wil

no more than that, you admit that, in addition to catherine, you may not even have an older brother, y three children, as far as i know, yes, ekaterina. tell your sister to your brother. this andrey, born 83 , claims that his mother lavrentiev, i didn’t know anything about this car, even we made a request. and that's what we managed to find out your mother in 1981 on may 5 gave birth to her son alexander alexander never told me anything about this, he died. two years later. it turns out that she gave birth to another child and left him in the hospital. i think that i could not confirm at all, lavrentiev with the alleged brother, whom they saw today for the first time in their lives, the continuation of this family drama immediately after a short advertisement. on february 21, vladimir putin will address the federal assembly with a message the president will sum up the results and outline strategic guidelines for the future at 11:00 moscow time in the program studio the meeting point will come experts at 12:00. we'll watch the message together, and at 13:00, in hot pursuit, we'll discu

but i got you out from under the women, i got you, when i came to the apartment where you were alexander , if catherineyou tell such an unfaithful, walking girl from a bad reputation. that's why you then decided to resume with her at all relationship, well, regret it, then, let's say, if it's true that her husband beat her, well, more sting here it was that i, as it were, she called, said she was walking alone on the street with a child. so it turned out, she left in the morning and everything that you scratch? what all of you and i continued to communicate for another 7 months. what to communicate something? what in general? no? yes, we couldn’t communicate with you, what did you come up with, that i didn’t come to you disgustingly. once you came once i was not once in the summer it was. more than once sash was with me more than once you know, i also remember, we talked for a long time and on the phone, and so we talked with you. we couldn't communicate with you. you and i talked together , you met your wife exactly at the moment when i thought in time, you offered me, when you said that you would tak

otto may be catherine thomas you want to jump in? >> thanks for having me.my comment on something that's not included in the farmville. the food and drug administration for dietary intakes. let's been in the conversation. for food regulation it's more about folks have enough to eat. quickset is a really good points. talk about process a high level. i mentioned we were really early in this process produced 2023 we just kicked off into a new congress. the goal is to try to get a farmville done this year for this a lot of things that need to happen. there's been some press coverage suggesting maybe the house agriculture committee will go first in this process which is something that has happened in the past press helping jennifer would start with you. lay out where we are going next. what do you see happening in the next six months from the perspective of the house side and what can folks expect is the process get started? >> absently and thanks for hosting to the bipartisan policy center look forward to further conversation with my colleagues. chairman townsen

catherine, thank you for being here. we're so sorry for what the michigan state community is going through today. we heard about how this huge family of spartans, as you all are known, between parents and alumni and students, it's fast, and you will stay in touch. what a tragedy this is for everyone. being as deep in this subject matter as you are and knowing the campus as well as you do, having gone there, is there anything that could have stopped what happened last night? >> i think we don't really have the answer to that yet, right, because the fbi and michigan state police will do the background on this individual who did the shooting to see maybe if there were tells and science, and there were people who saw something and did not say something, which is kind of my biggest fear, of course. but i think overall, i think we have to use when we push together what everybody wants, which is the answer to the motivation for why this guy did this, looking for the motivation is really helping us to find the next shooter, befo

you. i want to partner with catherine because -- you cannot miss. >> he tries but he can't. >> i love going back home. i want to speak principally to those of you in counties where resources are not as easy. we want to be there with you. we may not be able to solve all the issues, but we would like to get there because of suicide rates are tough and l.a. county, in rural america they are higher. we can act. we can do which together. let me stop to see if you have questions. >> from your lips to the governor's ear. here in this room, you've got a cross section of both large and small and it does represent the heart and soul of counties across the nation. the first question does read into what you are doing, to help them form the development -- you and other hhs officials went on to strengthen mental health, to hear about innovations and challenges related to health. los angeles county, san diego county, washington and montgomery county, what were your biggest takeaways from this poor? -- from this poor -- this tour? sec becerra: the thing we heard most was people don't believe we are listeni

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that is, you don’t feel sorry for catherine at all. no, you can't feel sorry for her. she is right. and circles where we helped to lose weight, we participated in weight loss marathons. she told me that she was eating a dish. what kind of nutritionist are we? eh, the calorie labeled everything there, as it should be. here. well, it didn't take long. here's the last time. it was probably two months 10 days 10 days and that's all, but katya really has a lot. yes she has many portions, great food high-calorie. well, and plus more biting. yes, here a piece is intercepted there intercepted here so and all day long i paid attention to what it says that i ate and my mood has risen, that is, that's what brings pleasure or the second thing that a person says that i tell me all the time something to eat. in the same place, stretch marks are so strong on the skin , the skin simply bursts from excess fat. eh, that is, it is not recoverable. i even have patients when you remove these excesses. they say let me take a picture and hang it up on my refrigerator and i will know what you open for what

you dear, hold on, let's go girl, wait. we are also in church. yes, but we made it for the wedding. catherinegaged to each other, i pray to the lord for their salvation. oh, a blackmail message from their love, a perfect world of help to the lord, let us pray intercede.

catherine stewart you want to hop in direct any advice you have for folks who want to get involved? >> jennifer really covered it. the only thing i would say in addition to that is made with your member of congress. they are always interested in what their constituents want and in the farm bill at want to know what the priorities are. so i highly recommend that to and agriculture committee even better. all the members will be heard on the floor so it's important. if you have many specifics you'd like to sing the bill let them know. >> that's great advice. claire or catherine to want to jump in on the senate side terms of getting involved? >> yeah, i think that really covers the crux of it. we also have portal on agriculture community website, love to hear from folks on comets are also accepting letters from organizations. that's helpful bras to put in the record as we're doing hearings and things like that. if you represent an organization or are part of a coalition that kind of outreach is really helpful as we gather recommendations. an absolutely, reach out to your member of congr

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pam and ken and catherine, thank you very much. coming up, a shortage of veterinarians leading to more shelter animals. >> having to be euthanized, what led to the shortage, what shelters are doing to try to protect their also, actor producer alec baldwin now formally charged in that fatal movie set shooting. why the prosecutors think he should be convicted. >> actor and producer alec baldwin has been formally charged with involuntary manslaughter in connection with the fatal shooting on the set of the film. rust in santa fe county, new mexico. the charges against baldwin and the set's armorer hannah gutierrez. reed include 2 counts of involuntary manslaughter. prosecutors argue that ball done. baldwin wasn't supposed to aim and fired the gun which led to the death of cinematographer. alina hutchens. they also say that the scene was a close-up shot and only needed a fake gun without any blanks. if convicted baldwin would face a mandatory 5 years in jail. baldwin has maintained his innocence saying the gun misfired and he denies any

you, our women will not do it either. uh, it means that they grow here, but we will still make money from your films will work. it is very strange. well, catherine after all, between you. you are them children for foreigners and watching a movie. in my opinion, there is a certain distance, that is, uh, in the first case, we are talking about the humiliation of the dignity of women. i am convinced of this, and in the second case, well, of course, this is not theft. the second is not steal someone has put in serious effort over many years to release an audiovisual product that has an author, the copyright holder, he has the right to royalty of his product and someone earns on it without his permission. this is not steal e, you know, well, if, perhaps, a formal approach, then, of course, certain questions arise here. but to be honest, i'm here more than just one other. it seems to me that we are long overdue. hmm , so to speak, to learn how to create our own high-quality film product. this is not an open secret. we all know very well that soviet cinema was at one time more than competitive and , of course, it was watched twice in the same river, yo

catherine herridge, thank you so much. between israelis and palestinians in the west bank.ng to the state department, the israeli american was reportedly killed by palestinian gunmen in one of several drive-by shootings over the weekend. israeli settlers responded by throwing rocks and setting fire to palestinians' homes, killing at least one person. >>> tonight we begin a new series called "retirement ready." for millions of americans, having enough money in savings is one of the biggest challenges, especially when you consider recent wall street losses that are shrinking 401(k) plans. cbs's mark strassmann breaks down the numbers. >> $224.50. >> reporter: daniel fitzpatrick's original goal, retire at 60. he's now 64. fitzpatrick's a senior planning executive making low six figures with money worry. >> the benchmarks move as i get older. >> what's your timeline for retirement? >> work till i'm 70, and then to look for something part-time afterward. >> reporter: the national average for one person to live comfortably in retirement, roughly $967,000 in savings. every differe

thank you, catherine. >> here's organ on bundle up bay area. winter weather is back. big time with some unusually cold temperatures. these are some of the readings right now. we'll get up there in the 30's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. explain. it's about to get even colder as right and that winter weather is bringing snow to the bay area as well as the sierra caltrans started restricting traffic along interstate 80. a live report from placer county is coming up. >> kron 4 news at 10 is next. >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news. area and in fact, across bay california kron four's chief meteorologists is tracking just how much more we are going to get. plus residents dealing with the damage of fallen trees on their homes to one homeowner in particular is blaming and what san francisco is doing ahead of the next storm that is expected to bring some flooding. thank you for joining us for kron. 4 news at 10. i'm pam moore. i'm ken wayne. we have team coverage tonight. kron four's dan thorn live for us in san francis

you. catherine: yes. if you look at europe as well, there is a lot of questions over the u.s.nd europe. in terms of china, for the health of the economy and policy direction, it seems more straightforward, more stable. that is why wants the markets reacted very favorably, very quickly regarding the reopening, what we are trying to establish is the second phase of growth. china in particular. david: where do you suspect the second leg might come from? where do i increase those in china? catherine: tourism related names have been stellar. moving them into secular -- cyclical names. that story is attractive and a key point in terms of growth, xi jinping reiterated it last week, some of the non-china listed factories because we are going to see people traveling, further afield to bangkok and singapore and chinese consumers are likely to spend money on luxury brands. yvonne: we've got a lot just trying to assess where the next rally goes. what will the next catalyst be? do i look at the march meetings as potentially new news? catherine: what we are doing with the u.s. or europe or

. >> catherine, thank you for that update. well, a massive suspected chinese spy balloon the size of 3 buses is currently bling tracked flying over the northern united states. according to the defense department, the pentagon says it has been tracking that balloon for a couple of days now as it has made its way over u.s. territory at this time. officials do not plan to shoot it down because of potential risks of harm for people who are on the ground. officials acknowledge, though, that it has been flying over sensitive locations, particularly in montana, montana, which is home to several u.s. nuclear sites. this news comes as the secretary of state antony blinken is set to travel to beijing in the coming days to follow up on the president's trip there last year. so far, chineseiofficials are not commenting. >> coming up tonight at 6, one step closer in oakland as further negotiations could see a black owned group as a major owner of a popular sports sites. >> and what it is seeing, alameda district attorney, so you reopen 8 ca

catherine heenan reporting live for us tonight. thank you, catherine. >> still ahead with 3 local people are doing to actually help in ukraine. >> what they say broke their hearts and how they turned their grief into desperately needed action. and kron 4 is honoring black history through the end of february. our special coverage kicks off tomorrow, but make sure you tune in this month as pam moore host, our special honoring black history, sharing our stories and that an air is a thursday, february 23rd 06:30pm. >> just horrific images from the war in ukraine there piped into our living rooms on a regular basis, right? but there are other stories, personal ones that have a really local connection. you know, last night i went to an to an intimate event in san francisco called real stories of ukraine. >> told by bay area residents who went there to help. >> but i think everybody be should >> video of the ukrainian soldier in a fire fight hit by an ak 52 from a russian fighter. remarkably, he survives because of his body armor given him poland a

well, i'm going to give captain the final word on this, catherine do you that catherine do you thinklly rishi sunak will be to actually keep that part of legislation safe can maintain our safe so that we can maintain our sovereignty ? well, he has to i sovereignty? well, he has to i mean, it's shocking some of the rumours are flying around at the moment that he's going to use labour party to try and push this through parliament, even if his own mps . i this through parliament, even if his own mps. i think that's shocking , not democratic. i mean shocking, not democratic. i mean then everyone will be asking how this guy became prime minister anyhow. you know, he has to be wider than wide on this issue . wider than wide on this issue. he has to let people examine the detail of the of the agreement, whatever he's agreed. do not try and push it through parliament. people being able to look at it if it is really as easy as they claim and just about red lines and green lines and all of the paperwork is done online. then this can happen. on the border between ireland and the republic , if t

ken and catherine, back to you. the tree. so you said 5 families displaced. we could see one house destroyed, though. the one with that's red tag. there's 2 homes. >> so there's at least 3 other homes said to are so damaged that the people can go back in. >> yeah, the homes over here. you can see there are they are darkened and we were told that there was a another home on the other side that was impacted as well. there are several homes that had a lot of damage in them with the windows blown out. and so i was told that they are seeking. they're staying somewhere else because it's cold and they can heat their homes. you know, widespread impact because, again, as you can see behind me, what's left of this home, amy, we looked this up on google and the home was just beautiful before it was 5 bedrooms. there wasn't downstairs area, the basement and really a quite a large home as well. so very little left of this and a lot of unanswered questions. catherine. yeah, sad to say that ok? theresa thanks very much. >> another big story we are following tonight. friends

you. >>> joining me now, attorney and former fbi special agent catherine schweit and james densley at metro state university. he is an author. how do you answer the question of your book title? how do you stop these mass shootings? >> it takes a lot of awareness on the part of the people around us. i think a lot of times we -- in the early days we thought law enforcement was the answer. law enforcement can't be the answer. it has to be the people who are around, the people who see the notes in the pocket, the parents who see their kids doing things, the partners and spouses. that's really the answer. i'm a spartan myself. getting that call last night was really difficult. it was quite a struggle to hear that this was under way. i'm with the community there. i look at the images of the buildings that i walked into and now i'm seeing law enforcement walk into those. it's really difficult. >> of course, it must have been horrendous for the parents as well for several hours, at least four hours i can think of where they were -- there was a search for him. we heard eyewitness accounts of student

stefani said that, so thank you catherine and thank you madam speaker. [applause] >> supervisor preston. >> thank you president peskin and thank you supervisor stefani for arranging this and to all my colleagues for all their words and i will try not to go back over things that have been so eloquently stated by my colleagues. i will if okay until someone tells me i cant continue to call you speaker pelosi, perhaps because i'm too lazy to figure out speaker amaita and perhaps still in denial the country is in we have a new speaker so until someone tells me not to i will call you speaker pelosi. let me start by just wishing you and your family well after the really horrific political violence visited on your family no one should have to experience and recognize that recovery from that is not just physical, it is also emotional and i hope everyone in your entire family is doing well. it truly is remarkable, 35 years in congress and then to continue to be in congress in what happened in that place in recent years, i want to really thank you for your courage

you for having me. all right, ken, catherine, back to you. >> thank you. >> thank you, stephanie. and thank you to your guest. if you would like to support survivors and the families of victims, you can donate directly to all us online at a streams dot com or by mail. you can do it in person at 6.36. per street and you can call that number is at the bottom of your screen. still ahead, the latest plan from some lawmakers to ban stores from selling tobacco and parents something to look out for when you take your kids to the playground with police in the >> they've been finding insights lights. also, the chp says forget about going to the sierra. if you are not used to. plenty of snow will be live with the latest live with the latest conditions. meet a future mom, live with the latest conditions. a first-time mom and a seasoned pro. this mom's one step closer to their new mini-van! yeah, you'll get used to it. this mom's depositing money with tools on-hand. cha ching. and this mom, well, she's setting an appointment here, so her son can get set up there and start his own financial jo

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you do, who is going to complain? if we are getting better bang for the buck, but you've got to prove it. if i can go back with catherine's data and show we did not have success, i couldn't do it again. we're going to do as much as we can to help you and we are going to be taking off the blinders that allowed us to look at health care only is medicine. i hope we get to the point where we no longer look at our health care system as an illness care system but a wellness care system where we look at keeping people well from the beginning, not treating illness at the end. my mom said it best -- better to prevent than remediate. >> l.a. county did and it was revenue neutral because we showed people coming into our emergency room were costing us more because they were coming in for chronic illnesses so we were able to redirect federal dollars to our outpatient and show a cost savings. i would encourage you all to look into the waivers especially today because there are ways to show housing is going to save the federal government money. we are running out of time, but i want to thank you for being here, and let's give him a big

so if there are any more school districts that have to cancel school for tomorrow, let you know for now can catherineu. all right, grant, thank you. our weather coverage continues on the peninsula. more damage there and kron four's. justin campbell is live in palo alto with a look at what's happening there. >> justin? ken and catherine, it's really starting to get cold out here. we felt those gusty winds. >> throughout this afternoon across the south bay, it's knocked out street lights and it's also toppled trees like this one right behind me. >> the owner of this house tells me he was home tuesday when this large tree from his neighbor's yard came crashing through his two-storey house. he says he ran out of the back door. the owner says luckily his wife and kids were not at home at the time that they will be spending the night at a hotel pg. and e also reported multiple power outages in the palo alto area along with the city of after 10 reported multiple road closures from trees blocking the roadway. in san jose, palm trees swayed side to side in 25 mile per hour winds. >> now pg and e asking to mak

catherine colonna, how do you think this war will end? >> how? by a discussion, whenever ukraine is ready and by the terms that ukraine decides to put on the table. we are here to help ukraine to be in this situation where all of us can understand that we reached that phase. when a new cycle begins, i repeat. it is a very political perspective that changes needed. -- strength is needed. this is why we are speeding up what we are doing and we need to deliver what we have to deliver swiftly. we need to focus on those armaments. correct me if i am wrong, but they need artillery, ammunition, and air defense. we need to be there in due time so they can build on what ever help we give. and that might change the focus and the view that mr. putin has in the situation. >> alright, a very quick answer because we are running out of time. poland warns for years about russia's aggressive intentions, no one listened. in your view, has moscow's appetite for expansion been sated or stimulated by the experience in ukraine? is president putin still a threat to pol

thank you, catherine. santa rosa police are looking for a 4th suspect in a stabbing and shooting case. the targeted 3 friends. >> one of the victims has been described as 27 year-old asante van who died at the hospital last thursday. his aunt says her nephew was a bar playing, you know, at at the bar playing pool with 2 of his friends and that's when according to santa rosa police, the 3 men got into an argument with another group. >> yes, that up saying to us and his friends. well, we run rosa and they him of his life. >> police say they have already arrested 3 men and now they're looking for a 4th man identified as luis campos, a reward of $5,000 is being offered for information leading to his arrest. >> the confidential report obtained by kron 4 details findings that are focused on officer misconduct. investigations said how oakland's police chief leronne armstrong handled and we've learned some of the findings were unfounded and not sustained. the chief is currently on administrative leave while the in

catherine and ken, back to you. all right, thank you very much. >> meantime, investigators say a hazmat situation that shut down several roads in daly city and close nearby bart stations is linked to that house explosion and san francisco. fire crews say it was a gas leak inside a van near the intersection of john daly boulevard pero serra boulevard. a 500 foot perimeter was set up around the van while hazmat crews and the bomb squad used to robot to investigate. and investigators say the van had been caring. flammable evidence from the exploded house and the city's crime lab crew had to pull over in daly city. >> one of the items that was being transported started to just the driver of the vehicle pulled over, called 9-1-1. >> which initiated the at response for a substance within one of the cylinders collected 4. >> evident. >> the hazmat teams were able to cap that cylinder quickly. they stop the leak. >> the investigation did shut down the road for about 7 hours and it has been a since reopened. bart back on sch

catherine hello. thank you for such a question.es a very interesting detailed answer, that the most important thing in a classic primitive cathode ray tube, or as it is also called a kinescope, we have a certain screen, which is a glass coated with a phosphor phosphor. in this case, this substance is ordinary gray or white, which, starting to glow in the place where the electron beam hits, in order to organize this beam , a special device is created that emits our electrons, and then with the help of special electrical systems. we can change the movement of this beam, change its position, it can get either here or here anywhere, that is, if we apply a certain voltage to the beam, it will simply run around the screen and draw lines. well from this. before the tv, we will modulate one step, that is, change the intensity of this beam and the glow will be different, that is, brighter darker. in addition, we can move it not only in one plane, but also in the second one, since our screen is two-dimensional, then, naturally, on this nobod

all right, catherine vicki, thank you both. coming up next at 6, o winter storm system heading for the bay area force chief meteorologist lawrence karnow tracking the conditions for the rest of the workweek. he's literally dancing in the corner. >> residents of san francisco's mission district are fed up with the violent crime in the neighborhood. the changes they want to see to keep people safe. i'm ken wayne, i'm pam moore. the news at 6 is next. >> from >> the bay area's news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. >> now at 6 after howling winds roared into the bay area, leaving behind scores of downed trees, damaged homes and power outages. now a bitter cold snap is set to hit the bay area tonight, bringing freezing temperatures and even a chance of snow to some areas. thank you for joining us for kron. 4 news at 6. i'm pam moore. i'm ken wayne. there are several weather threats over the next few days. >> kron four's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here with a look at what to expect in. lawrence, i know you're you'

pam and ken. >> thank you, catherine. president biden and republican house speaker kevin mccarthy having their first to sit down meeting since mccarthy took controy of the house of representatives. the key subject was the issue of raising the debt ceiling failure to reach a deal in the coming months could threaten the u.s.. in fact, even the world's economy. the president already on record saying that he expects congress to raise the borrowing cap with no strings attached. republicans are refusing unless biden accepts deep cuts in federal spending. >> there's questions of the president wanted to continue reckless spending or find a way that we could be responsible. we can't even begin to talk to the republicans till we know what their plan is. >> many democrats say instead of tyne spending cuts to the debt ceiling cuts should be handled in separate budget negotiations. but republicans see the debt limit as an important leverage in this fight. coming up, one of the counties that led the way for precautionary covid protocol

so you teach catherine wonderful there are no antique lamps, the cars of the future even entered the evening higher engineering school. a little expensive, though for the 2nd semester i will be your teacher of higher engineering, so it's great. and that draws an unbridgeable line between us. yes, on the contrary, there are these relations. it seems to me that there is nothing and flow than human feelings, love 14-year-old love, only life. i'm not vika hmm yes indeed. wait a minute, gregory, i'll wait with pleasure. this katya is very touching for you. gregory neighbor you can say a soul mate, yes, it's great when there is a soul mate nearby, that's for sure. i won't bother you, no, no. we have already completed our consultation. if you have other works, i can consider them, if, of course, they exist, of course, ekaterina alekseevna exists, you can consider then we will call tomorrow morning and arrange a meeting, there are no more questions. only one friend. do not give you all the blessings, goodbye. and in what area? how long have you been holding a book in your hands? flipping thr

you got to get the books. see, catherine said you don't have to read them, but now you know you do. paschal randolph did right. lincoln and meet with abraham lincoln and randolph's concern was both recruiting black soldiers and educating freed people during and after the civil war. and in fact randolph helped found a school in new orleans in 1866 that he called the abraham lincoln school in lincoln's honor. i found about 20 or 21 letters from women to lincoln. and this is from a woman named mary ann vincent. she lived in upstate new york and she was very concerned about her situation. her soldier husband was away fighting and were not receiving pay as of, you know, black soldiers refused to accept pay until they were given equal pay as white soldiers. and that left many african-american families destitute. and so in this short excerpt that she wrote, you may able to follow along. she wrote, i am proud to be the wife of a union soldier. i could live on most anything that i could live it all. but i cannot earn a single cent. i am sick in bed now as i write and my little ones are cryin

. >> catherine and ken highway 17 was shut down for 12 hours. people as you can imagine, relieved and has been back open. >> 7.30, friday morning, caltrans district 5 posting this video highway 17 close. >> and you can see it's still snowing pretty heavy. >> the snow kept the highway closed for much of the day. leaving drivers stranded at the higher altitudes. we're experiencing snow. >> with multiple vehicle spinouts at the lower altitudes. heavy rains feel pretty lucky to see it, it's been a mess that's for sure that saunders buck says he left his los gatos home in the morning. not expecting any delays hanging out here with my dog on a. >> just hang out you know, trying to kill time and not nothing. much. just keep my eyes open. trying wait for the road to open back up. >> the road open just before 3 in the afternoon. caltrans work to clear the snow and push the trees on the side of the road. but in downtown felton, clear, sunny skies, parker, an indigo mccurley stepped out for lunch after dealing with the snow. we're just going to drive down to the beach a