charles moore longer was laid off years ago he used to work for cisco steel which was once one of africa's largest still factories. charles is now a part time handyman in his neighborhood he says not being able to properly provide for his family is humiliating but we've been living from hand to mouth most of the days. to supply for his family. from two thousand and eight up to today the steel factory where charles worked is now an industrial graveyard it used to employ more than five thousand workers and produced a one million tons of steel annually now zimbabwe imports four hundred million dollars worth of steel every year the president is under pressure to deliver his administration insist it is making progress repairing relations with western powers and international financial institutions what was been sold by this government is the promise of change that although they have been part of the old regime seem to be committed to some form of change and some traction and also to be out of the eighty three promises were simply action around thirty three issues but opposition politicians say

finally let me say that charles moore of the daily telegraph wrote, rupert darwall is a wonderfully lucid historian of intellectual and political movement which is just the job to explain what has been inflicted on us over the past 30 years or so in the name of saving the planet. many very fine people who have read this book are recommending it to all of us. we are very fortunate here at the heritage foundation to have the author come and talk to us a little bit about the book, what prompted him to write it and take your questions. so, welcome to the heritage foundation rupert darwall. [applause] >> thank you becky for those very kind words. almost exactly a year ago it's extraordinary how much has changed since then. nowhere has it changed in more profound and more consequential and more necessary than the environment and energy policy. the united states has withdrawn from the paris agreement. president obama didn't have the guts. no one should underestimate the historic importance of president trump's decision. this is the third time a republican president has said timetables for emissi

and finally, let me say that charles moore from the daily telegraph wrote rupert is a wonderful historian of intellectual and political move is which is just the job to explain what has been inflicted on us over the past 30 yearsrs r so in the name of saving the planet. many people who've read this are recommended to all of us if we are fortunate here at the heritage foundation to have the author to come and talk to us a little bit about his book what prompted him to write it and take your questions, so welcome to the heritage foundation. [applause] thank you for those kind words. i was in washington almost exactly a year ago and it's extraordinary how much has changed since then. nowhere has tha the change beene profound, more consequential and more necessary than on climate andic energy policy. the united states is going to withdraw from the paris agreement, the climate treaty president obama doesn't have the guts to send to the senate for its advice and consent. no one should underestimate the historical importance of president trumps decision. this is the third time a republicande pre

charles moore longer was laid off years ago he used to work for cisco steel which was once one of africa'slargest still factories. charles is now a part time handyman in his neighborhood he says not being able to properly provide for his family is humiliating. to supply for his family. from two thousand. today the steel factory where charles worked is now an industrial graveyard it used to employ more than five thousand workers and produced a one million tons of steel annually now zimbabwe imports four hundred million dollars worth of steel every year the president is under pressure to deliver his administration insist it is making progress repairing relations with western powers and international financial institutions what was been solved by this government is the promise of change that although they have been part of the old regime seem to be committed to some form of change and some traction and also to be fresh out of the eighty three promises were simply action around thirty three issues but opposition politicians say not much has changed in the one hundred days as when i got took ov

moore.(steve) and i'm steve aveson. kron-4's charlesfrom san bruno where people say they're happy it's here. but first let's check in with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow ...who is timing out the storm. lawrence. lawrence karnow: we began the day with heavy rain and gusty winds making for a messy commute. rain finally turned to showers by the afternoon. the air is much more unstable now an we've seen a few lightning strikes. doppler radar continues to show more showers outside but they are more widely scattered. on the satellite you can see the

moore.... we have team coverage tonight... kron4's charles clifford is live in the north bay ....nditions out there.. but we first start our coverage tonight with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow-- he is the weather center... lawrence, whats ahead.. ? lawrence karnow: it was a very stormy start to the day with heavy rain and gusty winds. some of the heaviest rainfall totals were nearly 4 inches. the rain has turned to showers. doppler radar is showing more rain and some heavier pockets of downpours. more heavy rain is expected tonight with the possibility of isolated thunderstorms. heavy snow continues in the sierra where a blizzard

moore.... we have team coverage tonight... kron4's charles clifford is live in the north bay .... tracking conditions out there.. but we first start our coverage tonight with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow-- he is the weather center... lawrence, whats ahead.. ? lawrence karnow: it was a very stormy start to the day with heavy rain and gusty winds. some of the heaviest rainfall totals were nearly 4 inches. the rain has turned to showers. doppler radar is showing more rain and some heavier pockets of downpours. more heavy rain is expected tonight with the possibility of isolated thunderstorms. heavy snow continues in the sierra where a blizzard warning is in place in the greater lake tahoe area. extremely dangerous whiteout conditions are expected tonight into early friday morning. on the satellite you can see the low still spinning off the coast. it's not in a hurry to move so it will continue to spin more showers our way through saturday. more snow is likely over our local mountains and snow levels could drop as low as 1,500 feet. it will be a mix of sunshine and showers tomo

charles: senators beings * and elizabeth warren teamed up with filmmaker michael moore on income inequalityhe last 30 years the middle class of this country has declined while the oligarchy is on the rise. >> it's amazing the level of greed. >> this effort to take over our government and make our government work better and birther for a thinner and thinner rich slice in america. charles: what do these three millionaires know about the average american who works paycheck to paycheck and would like to climb the cladder of success themselves? i just when i hear them and they say the solution is a higher minimum wage, livable wage. it's always the minimum. it's midwest ultimate we can bring out of the individual. it's always we'll make sure you get enough crumbs to satisfy you. >> i think this idea of income inequality focuses on the wrong thing. if fox said to me we have two options. i make a million, you make $3 million. i'm going to take that $100,000. income unequality is the wrong thing to focus on. we need to focus on dynamic growth. charles: that's the rationale the democrats are using t

moore.(steve) and i'm steve aveson. kron-4's charles clifford joins us live from san bruno where people say they're happy it's here. but first let's check in with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow ...who is timing out the storm. lawrence. lawrence karnow: we began the day with heavy rain and gusty winds making for a messy commute. rain finally turned to showers by the afternoon. the air is much more unstable now an we've seen a few lightning strikes. doppler radar continues to show more showers outside but they are more widely scattered. on the satellite you can see the storm as it moved ashore early today. behind it you can see another area of low pressure. that will bring another chance of rain wednesday especially in the south bay into the monterey bay. behind that another storm will move in to bring us much colder air and the possibility of thunderstorms. this last full week of winter is looking very busy. tomorrow shower will continue with a slight chance of isolated thunderstorms. more rain is expected on thursday and continuing

moore. (steve) and im steve aveson. kron 4's charlesord braved the weather for us in the east bay.and is live at bay bridge toll plaza with what drivers are facing right now. natsfriday afternoon, another round of strong but brief storms rolled through the bay area. over in point richmond, the soggy weather didn't keep people from venturing out on a friday evening. greg and ruth mason braved the rain. . unbrellas in hand. . . to attend a wine tasting down town.sotwhat do you think of this rain? well, it's much needed i think. in the short term its a little inconveinant but i think its good we are getting it because we badly need it.soti love rain. i'm a native of southern califronia and rain was always fun.soti get a little wet but i don'tmind. just before sunset, gretchen blais went out for a walk with her friend. gretchen had a very sunny atttitude about the rain.sotit cleans the air. it cleans all my bushes and yard. it makes everything look fresh and new. i get to watch the blossums on the trees popping out when there's a little sun

honestly, charles, republicans are whistling past the graveyard every time there's a loss. well, roy moore is a pedophile. rick saccone didn't raise enough money even though the republicans outraised lamb by 5 to 1. honestly, i understand it's a tough pill to swallow, it's not shaping up to be a good year for reasons having nothing to do with tax cuts or guns or anything else. there's a wave sweeping and it feels right now like it's going to be a tough one to stop. >> to that point though, you pointed out the more obvious situations. there was an asterisk next to all of those examples you used. 5 to 1 special elections in favor of the gop, perhaps counting the victory for lamb. but this whole notion that tax cuts are unpopular, that people are upset with them belies everything we're seeing from every survey out there from consumer confidence, to the stock market to the jobs report on friday that saw 800,000 people come back to the jobs market. there's something going on with enthusiasm in this nation. you have to say the white house is responsible for it. >> i think what is going to happen

brian: elizabeth warren and michael moore lecturing on the income equality, they are multimillionaires. what do they know? >> charlesne is here. he will tell us how much money he has. ♪ i swear ♪ the world is not prepared ♪ for when i'm a billionaire in your noise cancelling trheadphones?ry maybe not. maybe you could trust you won't be next to a loud eater. (eating potato chips loudly) or you could just trust duracell. (silence) ♪ a farmer's market.ve what's in this kiester. a fire truck. even a marching band. and if i can get comfortable talking about this kiester, then you can get comfortable using preparation h. for any sort of discomfort in yours. preparation h. get comfortable with it. steve: al fox news alert for you. a package blew up in schertz, texas at a packaging company. now joining us is terry turchie. good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. steve: what do you make of this? it looks as if there could be a connection because it's another bomb, apparently it had some nails, metal shrapnel in it. blew up on a conveyor belt. >> we will certainly know soon enough. sometime later today i imagine the peop

moore. (steve) im steve aveson. we have team coverage as we track this storm. kron 4's charles clifford is live in san franscisco.rles - how are the conditions out there right now? well, right now i'm standing at the golden gate bridge toll plaza. the rain is. . . . traffic at the moent is. . . now, here in san francisco there is a lot of rain expected over the next week if not longer. it could get heavy at times so city crews were out today doing what they could to get ready. let's take a look at some video. this afternoon, sfpuc crews were clearing storm drains across the city. this one was over at 12th and howard. you can see it was jull of garbage. even just a little bit of debris covering the grate can block the flow of water and flood entire intersections. this crew used a vaccum truck to clear out the drain in just a matter of minutes. the puc asks that if anyone sees garbage block a drain, pick it up if you can do so safely. that small act could actually prevent flooding. now, this evening we did. that was our scheduled run time from 6-7, before the rain arrived.>< i don't like

moore. (steve)and im steve aveson. sometime it isn't an option to leave a dog behind. as kron 4's charlesrinarian who specializes in pet travel.. and is live in the newsroom with what pet owners need to know. well, unfortunately, pet injury or death while flying does happen but this afternoon i spoke with veterinarian who says there are steps people can take to protect their animals. natsnot every breed is as good of traveller as other ones.dr. jessica trimble is veterinarian with fuzzy pet health. she actually specializes in pet travel. she says that when it comes to keeping animals safe on an airplane, the first step is getting to know your pet's specific needs.sotyour decision about your pet's travel should be based on their age, their breed, their health condition. those all things that you should talk to you vet about.for instance, small dogs often have trouble breathing and that could be a problem if they are in a crate in a cramped airplane cabin.sot are small squishy faced dogs tend to have respiratory issues, so we need to take that into account when we make

moore. (steve)and im steve aveson. sometime it isn't an option to leave a dog behind. as kron 4's charles clifford spoke to a veterinarian who specializes in pet travel.. and is live in the newsroom with what pet owners need to know. well, unfortunately, pet injury or death while flying does happen but this afternoon i spoke with veterinarian who says there are steps people can take to protect their animals. natsnot every breed is as good of traveller as other ones.dr. jessica trimble is veterinarian with fuzzy pet health. she actually specializes in pet travel. she says that when it comes to keeping animals safe on an airplane, the first step is getting to know your pet's specific needs.sotyour decision about your pet's travel should be based on their age, their breed, their health condition. those all things that you should talk to you vet about.for instance, small dogs often have trouble breathing and that could be a problem if they are in a crate in a cramped airplane cabin.sot are small squishy faced dogs tend to have respiratory issues, so we need to take that into account when we m

moore. (steve) and im steve aveson. a car burst threw the main gate.. crashed and burst into flames. kron 4's charles clifford is live in solano county tonight and has more on the investigation. charles, what do we know? (pam) another big story we are following tonight .... an officer involved shooting in san francisco ... has turned deadly... and tonight, we are learning more about those who were wounded and survived. this all happened yesterday inside a barber shop on geneva avenue and london street. kron-4's dan kerman .... at police headquarters with how this unfolded. yes im affected by it and im tired of it by it and im tired yes im affected yes im affected by it and im tired of it (pam) tonight... protesters ... many of whom are part of the 'black lives matter' movement... are getting attention ... even keeping fans out of the kings arena. (steve) they're voicing opposition to the killing of stephon clark... who was holding a cell phone, not a gun, when he was killed in a sacramento backyard. kron 4's ali reid is live in the newsroom with more on the police shooting and the protests that have

moore. attorney general jeff sessions will hold a news conference tomorrow in sacramento...to announce the lawsuit. kron 4's charles more on the laws the justice department says california is breaking.. charles? well, we knew that attorney general jeff sessions was planning a major annoucment tomorrow in sacramento related to california's sanctuary state status. but we have now learned that late today the trump adminstartion filed a lawsuit in federal court challenging 3 recently passed california laws designed to protect immigrants living in the u.s. illegally. the new lawsuit, filed in federal district court in sacramento, alleges that california's so called sanctuary state laws violate the u.s. constitution by protecting undocumeted immigrants. the justice department is also claiming that the california laws obsruct enforcement of federal immigration policy. earier this year the california legislature, with the support of the governor, passed three laws meant to protect immigrants against workplace raids and to prevents police from asking people about their immigration status.sessions is scheduled to comment pub

charles: americans out there who want to start a business, after your work they will be able to. i want to bring in our panel. gillian melchoir, and nick mooreunching phenomenon. no new banks are open. they couldn't lend money, they couldn't grow. they were stuck. we saw a rapid decline in loans. it's amazing this happened. >> the bottom line is big banks can afford to live by the letter of the law but avoid the spirit of it. small banks don't have the lawyers to do that. that's why you saw them going out of business at the rate of one a day. you want to talk about food deserts. these are bank deserts. people have to drive a long way to do basic banking. you are not going to took you your local banker, you will get put on hold with somebody in new york. charles: you do some banking all over the place, including arkansas. this is something i think will have major political ramifications and positive for both parties because a lot of democrats are supporting this as well. >> they should because it helps the lowell banks. the local banks got punished for some of the risky behavior the big banks had. chairman powell comes from the background of

moore. (steve) and im steve aveson. a car burst threw the main gate.. crashed and burst into flames. kron 4's charlesolano county tonight and has more on the investigation. charles, what do we know? (pam)

moore in for vicki liviakis... students remained outside for 17 - minutes - one minute for each of the parkland, florida victims.(grant) kron 4's charlesfford is live for us tonight in san francisco-- where he spoke with one of the organizers of tomorrows march. charles . . . well, there are nationwide marches planned for tomorrow and one of the largest in teh bay area could be here in san francisco sotfor me this is a public health issue and we are in crisis moment in this country. dr shoshana ungerleider is the lead organizer for saturday's march for our lives in san francisco. she says that in the wake of recent school shootings such as the one in parkland florida last month, it's time to take a hard look at gun control nationwide.sot the purpose of the rally and the march is to let everyone know that the time is now. we are interested in common sense legislation to reduce gun violence in our public places and in our schools.the march is scheduled to begin with a rally in front of san francisco city hall around 1pm. then at 215 the march will move wn

charles going all the way back right after the election in 2017, i was on fox business and i was talking about how trump's policies reforming regulation of cutting taxes and larry kudlow and steven moore's policies of supply side economics could be a turbo charge to the market and i thought the market would be 25,000 by this time. charles: but we're there and now where do we go? >> what i see in these numbers like you said is those tax cuts are already coming into effect in the sentiment report because small businesses are out there and creating job openings. i see regulation reform in there , and the construction jobs with that huge move. i think 80% of the small businesses in america of the employers of most americans and i think small businesses now say hey, i have a fair shot. i have more money in my pocket book, more money in my paycheck, and i take that extra money and i can grow my business and i think it's all about growth right now. that's the event. charles: aaron you talk about trade and perhaps cost increase. what does the market fear most because only a couple weeks ago we referred to inflation being too good and now we're afraid things with deflation, i don't know it feels

moore. and the east bay saw a big part of this "pineapple express" (steve) and im steven aveson. the conidtions right now : still look slick. that's where we sent kron 4's charlesn lafayette for us with what is happening right now. charles?

moore. the fire caused eastbound lanes to be shut down for a time - ahead of the rush hour commute. kron 4's charless live in san francisco... charles do we know yet what caused the fire? (steve) breaking news just into breaking (steve) (steve) breaking news just into the kron4 newsroom. a rollover crash in san francisco... it happened at fell and broderick streets this afternoon. we have a reporter on the way to check out the scene. more on this as information comes into the newsroom. (steve) aldon smith now has aldon smith now has another mug shot to add to his growing collection.(catherine) the embattled, now 'former' oakland raider turned himself in to san francisco police after an arrest warrant was issued yesterday. kron4's maureen kelly was there as smith walked out of jail this afternoon. (maureen) aldon smith surrended to police this morning.... at about 230 this afternoon he walked out the doors of the main jail.......walking right past a crowd of media without saying a word .... released on 30 thousand dollars bail.do you have anything to say? your fans are worried about you.ignoring the