and a celebrated chronicler of the black british experience, the author andrea levy has died. she was 62. and coming up on bbc news, newport manager mike flynn tells us he's hoping to pull off the biggest fa cup shock of all time when they take on manchester city in the fifth round tomorrow. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. donald trump has defied his critics, many in his own party, by declaring a national emergency to bypass congress to get the billions of dollars he says he needs to build a border wall with mexico. at a news conference at the white house, he said a barrier was needed to stop an "invasion" of drugs, gangs, human traffickers, and undocumented migrants. however, democrats say the move is unconstitutional, because the president has exaggerated problems on the border to try to fulfill a rash campaign promise and they'll fight him all the way to the supreme court. but what is the truth on the ground? well, our correspondent danjohnson is in san diego on the us—mexico border. donald trump's basic plan is that by building a wall, securing the border,

chronicles.this is "entertainment tonight." >>> welcome to atlanta, and what a difference a day makes. already signage coming down on mercedes-benz stadium right behind me, but yesterday it was electric. here's what we learned. stars can turn a low-scoring football game into a high-wattage party and adam levine has clearly been working out. ♪ i swear i'll behave >> it was the unexpected move ripped from the jagger playbook that nearly broke the internet. adam told me during his only super bowl interview he has been training hard. >> i have been working out a lot. take care of myself for the last 30 days. >> according to twitter, that moment of the performance generated the most social media engagement from fans. one fan pointed out his tattoos looked a lot like a to-go bag from chipotle. his other moments, apparently people own pillows and curtains resembling that pattern. but back to the music. atlanta's own big boi delivered a performance many say stole the show. ♪ >> how was it for you? >> goo

according to the report from the san francisco chronicle the riders will pay $7.5 million to play in the 2019 season with the option to stay through 2020. the riders were talking about playing at levi's stadium and oracle park after the came turned down the $7.5 million deal in essentially the same deal back in december. the team was sued by the city of oakland or leaving to go to las vegas. sources tell the chronicle that the $7.5 million offer was the best and most convenient after shopping around trying to play at the levi's stadium and oracle park. the nfl commissioner roger goodell put pressure on the riders telling them to have to figure this out soon. >> it's unfortunate that litigation was filed prior to the final season in oakland but that is reality. it was filed by the city. i'm hopeful there will be a resolution soon. as far as the timing, the key thing on timing is our schedule. >> reporter: when the chronicle went press with the story there was no word yet back from the came itself. live from oakland coliseum, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> president trump denies that new york ti

the san francisco chronicle report showing no word from the team itself.do, kpix 5. >>> it is 6:57 am. >>> it is the second day of the my brother's keeper event in oakland put on by former president michael obama and they have michael b jordan and ryan coogler, the director of black panther. the summit will wrap up at 5:00 tonight. >>> a bill will be introduced and that getting californians to drink like sugar and one placing a maximum size on unsealed containers like that you would get at a restaurant. another would offer -- ban offers on promotional deals on sugary drinks. rent $2.5 billion, this comes after governor gavin newsom announce plans to limit the project to the central valley, and the federal government way, they may want the money back. >>> we have winter weather watches, warnings and advisories in effect from the plains to the northeast. >>> the westbound lanes of highway 37 have been shut down since the nearby levee broke after last week powerful storms and the temporary blood barriers are up. they are repaving a section of the road underwa

chronicle says professor tens of will be suspended two years. one year will be unpaid and one will be partially pay. the chronicle says the obtained a report that shows the allegations were upheld last february and a professor denies the allegations. we did reach out to uc berkeley but we are waiting to hear back. >>> east bay congressman will host a town hall meeting tonight in cocker. you will update the constituents about border security and other issues. this was scheduled last month but was postponed because of the partial government shutdown. the townhall will be at the clayton valley charter high school on alberta away tonight. >>> president trump is moving forward with plans to pull funding from the high-speed rail project. they sent a notice announcing the termination of $929 million to pay back the $2.5 million it spent this comes after governor newsom announced he is scaling back currently under construction. the governor the money he says will fight quote, this is clear political retribution and we will not sit idly by. this is calif

the first chronicle is told largely from the perspective of mollie. here's a picture before she died. she was a very remarkable woman. even though i don't say so explicitly in the book, one of the things that really struck me was her courage. she quietly crusaded for justice when people would ignore her. all the while it was putting a bull's-eye on her back. over the years, i went to many archives trying to learn what her life was like. counts, shefficial was just a name. she had no agency. her perspective had been obliterated from history. one of the documents i found very revealing was shortly before she died, i found a document that she had appealed her incompetency. i think it was from 1934. the government and the legal system had finally deemed her competent. here was this woman to years 1934 beingdied in granted the full-fledged rights of a citizen. to be able to control her own fortune and control her own destiny. the second chronicle is told largely from the point of view of tom white. what is interesting about this photo is you can see his tr

. >> oprah and gayle giving us og chronicles "e.t." edition. well, you know what?back and dishing all kinds of secrets about their friendship. >> i have never wanted to be oprah. >> yeah. >> have you ever wanted to be me? >> i never wanted to be you. >> we love learning new things about these two. >> do you know how many bad dancers i have been with? including myself. >> dressed in matching tops in the latest og chronicles, they talk about gayle's cheating ex. >> do you have that friend who slept with your husband? and when you found them, you said, i thought you were my friend. she said, i never liked you. >> and then there was the time gayle teased oprah about her bust line. >> oprah had on a dress with a lot of cleavage. lord. >> no. this is what you said. i get on the phone and you say -- >> i have a black eye. >> i said, what happened? you passed the tv and your boob hit me in the eye. >> i got blonde highlights in my hair and everyone said it looked good and oprah said, you look ridiculous. i said, this isn't blonde. this is highlights in my hair. >> she's te

it will be published by chronicle books of san francisco on may 7.onicle books says carl the fog details is family history and shares the thick 50 selfies and new entertaining appreciations of the city. carl fog has attracted 355,000 twitter followers. >>> the rain and snow may be gone near the bay area for a lot of us. we are battling a lot because it is so cold. how emergency officials are helping people living out on the streets. >>> live on capitol hill where congress is reacting to trump's state of the union address. democratic house speaker nancy pelosi responding from her position as speaker. speaker. >>> i would like to blame my sensei of the cold. outside is a different story. february 6, we need to talk about this. i am gasia mikaelian. >>> i have it all the way up, the heater. it was cold. >>> we do have some very cold temperatures, the coldest and if you get a hint over breeze it could be worse but we will have temperatures in the 20s and 30s. some snow totals as well. unbelievable the past four days.

the chronicle is reporting a student claims he sexually harassed her in 2018. accused of of misconduct. he is denying the allegations. >>> an unprecedented four the summit on catholic clergy sexual abuse begins tomorrow at the vatican. church officials met with a small group of survivors to hear first-hand accounts. they are urging vatican officials to stop pleading ignorance about abuse that has gone on for decades and dismiss clergy members involved. >> they apply zero-tolerance and those who have covered up there is the door. >> pope francis did not meet with survivors today. tomorrow he along with high- ranking vatican officials and more than 100 senior catholic bishops from around the world are expected to discuss ways to prevent abuse, care for victims and investigate cases of misconduct. >>> president trump says an american woman who left the u.s. to join us this will not be allowed back in the country. she was raised in alabama. she left the country four years ago when she was 19. she traveled to syria, married and had a child with an islamic state figh

the chronicle also obtained a report in which fine women claim he harassed and flirted with them. he denies the allegations. >>> an elderly man is dead after a fire tore through his home today. the fire started this morning near highway 12 in west santa rosa. chopper five flew over the house. you can see the entire roof is destroyed. officials say the man's body was found in the kitchen. investigators are looking into the cause of the fire. >>> auto burglaries ramping up. a dizzying pace in fremont. now police are warning about hotspots. shopping center's parking lots are major targets these days. police have increased patrols there and undercover work. this month they arrested 11 people over an eight day period. despite efforts more than 300 auto burglaries have been reported since january 1st. >>> new numbers show auto burglaries rose 87% between 2014 and 2017. >> what we are primarily seen as laptops being taken usually from the backseat of the car. they look in win as soon as , they see a bag that looks like it can contain a laptop or purse they break the window. >> police are

award—winning author, andrea levy, whose works chronicled the windrush generation, has died aged 62.up on afternoon live all the sport — with hugh ferris with a look ahead to big weekend of fa cup action. one of the ties is newport county against manchester city. it will be one of the biggest shocks in history if newport win. and thomas has all the weather, rather springlike for february. any warmer and i will take a dip in the sea. a slight exaggeration. yesterday was the warmest valentine's day in two decades, and it is every bit as one today. thanks tomasz. also coming up — cleaning up space junk the scientists harpooning the litter orbiting earth. hello, everyone. this is afternoon live — i'm martine croxall. president trump is set to invoke emergency powers to pay for his border wall with mexico. it's a rare and controversial move — and it would bypass congress, which has so far refused to approve the money he needs for the wall — one of his key campaign promises. senior democrats have accused mr trump of a ‘gross abuse of power‘ and a ‘lawless act‘ — and some of his own republi

award—winning author, andrea leavy, whose works chronicled the windrush generation, has died aged 62.n newswatch, attacked while covering a trump rally, the bbc‘s reporter there tells us what happened. join us tonight at 7.45 here good evening. donald trump has defied his critics — many in his own party — by declaring a national emergency to bypass congress to get the billions of dollars he says he needs, to build a border wall with mexico. at a news conference at the white house, he said , a barrier was needed to stop an "invasion" of drugs, gangs, human traffickers and undocumented migrants. however, democrats say the move is unconstitutional, because the president has exaggerated problems on the border, to try to fulfill a rash campaign promise, and they'll fight him all the way to the supreme court. but what is the truth on the ground? our correspondent, danjohnson, is in san diego, on the us/mexico border. donald trump's basic plan is that by building a wall, securing the border, you can focus the drug, the goods, the people who are crossing, whether they are criminals or asylum—

right still to come in the half hour here in a family chronicle covering china's explosive development over the last forty years the chinese director has already won two silver bearers of the berlin film festival our report on the red carpet tells us whether so long my son is likely to get to go . to. the first u.s. president donald trump is threatening to declare a state of national emergency to get enough money to build a wall along the mexican border trump is angry that congress has only approved a quarter of the funds he wants for the wall one point four billion rather than the five point seven billion he had actually demanded declaring a state of emergency would give him direct access to funds and the bill approved by both parties in congress also avoids another federal government shutdown senators in the chamber wishing despite u.s. lawmakers efforts to come to a compromise trump's decision sets the scene for a constitutional conflict the border security bill had support from both sides of the aisle and easily passed its first hurdle of votes in the senate but not before senate m

with a chance to get a serious contender for the top prize at the berlin film festival the family chronicles covers out china's explosive development over the last forty years critics are chipping in for the golden bear. i'm sorry so much conduct's good to have you with us india's prime minister narendra modi has warned pakistan to expect what he called a crushing response to a car bomb attack on a military convoy that killed more than forty indian paramilitary police the bar. outside srinagar in indian administered kashmir is the worst attack in the divided region in decades india says it has clear evidence of pakistan's involvement. the first pictures from the blast site show confusion and devastation security officials say it was a kashmiri militant who rammed an explosive laden van into a bus carrying indian soldiers. the attack took place on a key highway on the outskirts of indian controlled kashmir and the bus was part of a larger convoy at least five other vehicles were badly damaged in the blast police immediately launched an investigation. but despite the inspectors caution authori

in recent years, the netflix series which chronicles the netflix series which chronicles the rise andame to take tours around sites related to the history of drug trafficking but the building's demolition aims to stop that. translation: it is going to be a memorial to the victims, it is not going to be a tourist pilgrimage with the monaco building placed there in the middle to fulfil their curiosity of the terrace. on that corner over there, a bodyguard of the wife of pablo escobar shot me a long time ago, but that was - so important. many that was not so important. many people died here. there are now plans to build a park and museum to replace the abandoned building, a symbol of the city reborn, parting ways with its troubled past. donald —— di larson. a man and woman in their 70s have died after a car they were in was hit by a van being pursued by police in south—east london. officers say the van was being "driven erratically at speed." the driver of the van has been arrested. the incident has been referred to the independent office for police conduct. a 16—year—old boy stabbed to

film is settled in my son's family chronicle covering china's explosive development over the last forty years the chinese director has already won two silver effect could it be gold this year. hello i'm terry martin thanks for joining us. the indian government is accusing pakistan of supporting a suicide car bombing which killed more than forty indian paramilitary soldiers in indian administered kashmir the suicide bombing outside of srinagar was claimed by the pakistan based is a list group of josh fame muhammad india has long accused pakistan of supporting militants and says it will take all possible diplomatic steps to retaliate for its part pakistan denies it was linked to the attack. let's cross over to our correspondent sagna father who is standing by in delhi song tell us what's the latest. hi tony well this this morning indian prime minister in the read them all the cabinet has an emergency security review. and movies saying that you know those behind the terror attack would be a very heavy price that it be to. the government here has decided to take all possible diplomatic to e

of a serious contender for the top prize at the berlin film festival family chronicle covers china's explosive development over the last forty years critics are tipping it for the golden bear. hello and welcome i'm terry martin the indian government is accusing pakistan of supporting a suicide car bombing that killed more than forty indian paramilitary soldiers in indian administered kashmir the bombing outside front is the single deadliest attack in the divided regions volatile history of pakistan based islamist group has claimed responsibility. just the first pictures from the blast site show confusion and devastation security officials say it was a kashmiri militant who rammed an explosive laden van into a bus carrying indian soldiers. the attack took place on a key highway on the outskirts a shrink in indian controlled kashmir and the bus was part of a larger convoy at least five other vehicles were badly damaged in the blast police immediately launched an investigation. but despite the inspectors caution or thorough blamed rebels fighting against indian rule the militant group a

according to the chronicle, both sides are closing in on a deal for the raiders to play for the 2019with an option for 2020. the raiders will pay $7.5 million and the option for 2020 would only be exercised if their las vegas stadium isn't ready. an official announcement could come sometime this week or early next. >>> major league baseball supports the a's plan to know the stadium at the port of oakland despite reports hazardous chemicals need to be removed first. the baseball commissioner was asked about the stadium during a news conference yesterday. he prays owners and executives for being committed to build a new ballpark at howard terminal but the chronicle reports, the site which used to hold shipping containers, has soil and groundwater contaminated with cancer-causing chemicals. commissioner manfred does not seem phased. he told the chronicle quote, i think it's important for us to stay in oakland most fundamentally because of our commitment to communities. oakland is a major major-league market, we should have a club here. >>> more uncertainty swirling around planes made --

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the "houston chronicle's" robert downen is one of the three reporters on this series:u robert, thankmuch for doing this, and just kudos to this really remarkable and horrifying bit of reporting that you guys have done. i don't want to dwell too much on this, but i wonder if you rould gist us more of a sense of the types of cimes we're talking about here? >> we looked int yo ars worthov allegations, a lot of those involved sexual assault of minors, solicitation of minors online. the many cases we found, amongu them involved th pastors using the technology they have to gro victims in youth groups sometimes for sex, other times for, you know, sending them de photos. ch found many cases in whi people are convicted for child porn. so, really, as far the scope of crimes, it's pretty broad what we found. >> reporter: and how did you go about compiling all this evidence? >> for a while, nw, there have been a number of bloggers and activists, victims, survivors who have been tracking this stuff, who have been compiling it, so that definitely made for the first g of finding these casings, made

robert downen of the "houston chronicle," thank you very much. >> thank you for having me. >> woodruffay with u coming up on the newshour: denver public school teachers go on strikover compensation. amy walter and tamara keith join us to discs the growing field of 2020 presidential candidates. a conversation with amy adams and adam mckay about their film "vice." and poet erica dawson shares her take on individuality. but first, it has been almost a year since kremlin intelligence officers tried to kill a russian defector in the british city of salisbury by poisoning him with a nerve agent. that attack, and subsequent death of a british woman last summer from the nerve agent, scared away tourists and shoppers. as special correspondent malcolm brabant reports, british authorities and the town's people are working hard to get salisbury's economy back otr k. >> reporter: at salisbury's twice wely market, lively sales patter and cheap prices are an irresistible lure. >> pound a punnet, strawberry, raspberry, blueberry, seedless grape. pound a bowl. pound a punnet. >> reporter: stall holder

and the author who chronicled the windrush generation, andrea levy, has died at the age of 62.oming up on bbc news... maurizio sarri says consistency is now the key for chelsea after they responded to a 6—0 drubbing with a europa league win in sweden. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. president trump is invoking emergency powers to pay for his border wall with mexico. it's a rare and controversial move — and it would bypass congress, which has so far refused to approve the money he needs for the wall, one of his key campaign promises. senior democrats have accused mr trump of a gross abuse of power and a "lawless act", and some of his own republican party are also uneasy. from washington, chris buckler reports. we're going to have our borders nice and strong, we're going to build the wall... going to build a wall... we have to build a wall, folks. the long border that divides the us and mexico is at the centre of america's own political divide. building a huge barrier here has become more than a priority for president trump, it's become a point of principle. ye

he told the chronicle, quote, i think it is important for us to stay in oakland. most fundamentally because of our commitment to commuters. oakland is a major league market. we should have a club there. >>> best to the weather. hundreds of flights across the country are canceled today because of a new winter storm that is heading in area from the great plains to the northeast. all the bay area airports experiencing disruptions in sfo tells us flights to and from washington, reagan national, and baltimore airports are canceled, along with a flight from chicago's o'hare airport. airlines awaiting rebooking fees because of the weather. >> them movie storm can affect more than 200 million americans. that is 60% of the u.s. population. the storm will dump snow, ice, and rain to as many as 39 states this week. winter storm warnings are in effect for areas like minneapolis, omaha, the d.c. region, new england. >> i'm ready for winter to be over. >> all hands are on deck. all these events are unpredictable. we prepare for the worst and hope for the best. >> parts of iowa

now, "the chronicle" reports all but one of the sports have been saved thanks to one-time donations from outside sources. the only sport that is spared is bowling. >>> and right now at 6:08, as you get ready to head out the door, here is a live look outside in walnut creek. it is clear and also very cold. you can see some of that steam kind of rolling across from the buildings there. as we look at our temperature trend, it starts out in the 30s, and some peeks of sunshine. we go from 36 at 8:00 to the lower 50s today, and we will get some mostly sunny skies, so after this cold start, here is a look at our highs today, reaching only into the low 50s and with a breeze, it may feel a little bit cooler. we'll have a couple of days of weather like this, and then the rain returns, so i'll have more on that in a few minutes. and mike, you still have that alert for the san mateo bridge. >> i still have the same shot, kari, because really we're just waiting for this concrete to cure for it to finish curing and be in a condition where we can drive across it. cal trans on the crew behind me. bob re

the ceo delivered that news in an e-mail according to the "san francisco chronicle."he president of the union representing 3700 company workers said it's unfair to punish workers who had nothing to do with the wildfires. >> firefighters rescued them from a violent car crash overnight. the two victims were pinned against a tree near lake cunningham road and took an hour for 40 firefighters to free the victims from inside the mangled car. both have significant injuries. they are investigating whether speed and or alcohol were factors. >> a tree limb came crashing down this morning. a big limb shattered the truck's front windshield. it happened between 26th and caesar chavez and brought down electrical lines. the church line was blocked by a response from other firefighters. after clearing the tree, firefighters were able to drive them back to the firehouse. church street is back open and service has been restored. >> a davis man is hours into a days long run to honor a police officer killed in the line of duty. this ultra runner will cover 224 miles in 72 hours with a 3

the chronicle reports that the site which used to hold containers is contaminated with cancer-causingcommissioner does not seem phased and says i think it is important for us to stay in oakland because of our commitment that oakland is a major league market and we should have a club there. >> the oakland a's plays tomorrow against the mariners. arizona has a little bit of cold snap this week with frost covering the field in mesa. >>> meghan markle is stateside with her baby shower. the duchess was spotted inside yesterday with the closest friends and presents were seen yielded as photographers try to catch a peek >> reporter: her friend say no one oems is splitting the bill for the event at the upper eastside hotel. meghan markle is expecting her first child come spring. >> did i tell you you can give me diapers and a blank in and lots of love. >> i'm glad we had our children prior to this. >>> thank you for joining us. we have more news coming up. announcer: dr. oz, jussie smolette, an intimate did he tion, how much reveal. could this interview provide think clues to what may have ni

the chronicle says 200 skiers were stranded 3 hours. ropes were used to evacuate some. the chairlift started working and moving again. the rest of the stranded skiers were able to get off. >>> the bay area is getting ready for heavy rain. prepare yourself. the north bay will be hit hard. this is a mudslide that damaged homes and buried cars. sarah is in toss alito to tell us how they are getting ready for this >> reporter: it is raining. we are in the mudslide happened a week and a half ago. they are collecting data to come up with solutions prevent future slides but that will take time. the crews have to prep this area for the storm. they will do inspections and remove trees and install barriers today and tomorrow. the weather service issued a flash flood watch for the coastal north bay from noon until late wednesday nine. several inches of rain will come down and could lead to flooding and rockslides. there is a wind advisory and gusting could reach as high as 50 miles per hour. there are sandbag locations. one is yard on nevada street. sand is available. residents ca

serious contender for the top prize at the berlin film festival the film is so long my son family chronicle covering china's explosive development over the last forty years chinese director has already won two silver bears could people go this year. well i'm terry martin good to have you with us the indian government is accusing pakistan of supporting a suicide car bombing which killed more than forty indian paramilitary soldiers in india than ministered kashmir dozens of other soldiers were injured in the suicide bombing outside srinagar was claimed by the pakistan based islamist group hamas india has long accuse pakistan of supporting militants and says it will take all possible diplomatic steps to retaliate. it's part pakistan denies he was linked to the attack. was cross over there to delhi where our correspondent tony upon a car standing by on your india's prime minister narendra modi has promised a quote strong response what form could that response take. hikari that's right prime minister narendra modi you know i mean health has an emergency court to review meeting this morning with

according to the san francisco chronicle. that session will include presentations by officials from the san mateo sheriff's department, a local cardiologist, the company that makes tasers, and lawyers for the american civil liberties union. county supervisor dave line proposed a committee take up the issue of the use of stun guns after three separate incidents last year. were men who had mental health problems died after they were tased. the chronicle reports the study session will not include specific information about those cases. also the paper says the form is designed to provide education about stun guns to the public. that session will be held at the supervisors chambers in redwood city. >>> your time is 7:08 am. reaction coming in to trump's second state of the union of speech. it was his first in front of a divided congress. democratic house speaker nancy pelosi had reaction. doug luzader joining us live in washington dc with details. >> reporter: there had been sects speculation as to whether the president would decl

the chronicle reports the >>> the giants are changing their uniforms this season. for good reason. the chronicle reporting the team will wear a shoulder patch for willie mccoffey the hall of famer and peter mcgowan. >> the former dielast month. a great way to honor them. >> we certainly had legendary coaches here in the bay area. john madden, bill walsh, steve kerr and bruce bochy. >> mild-mannered, ego-free and a class act and guided the giants to three world titles. bochy has told everyone he will be retiring at the end of this upcoming season. here's nbc bay area's colin resch. >>> when you go somewhere, i mean, you want it to be for a long time. i mean you're hoping to be there long enough to make a difference. >> make a difference? bruce bochy has certainly done that since arriving here in 2007. that was bochy before the giants left for spring training last year. now a year and nine days later, he announced to the assembled media in scottsdale this morning that this upcoming season will be his last. >> the reason being, you know, there's been so many questions

he will be published by chronicle books and chronicle books said he details his family's history andg with brand-new appreciation of the city. he is attracted 355 thousand twitter followers. >>> coming up, gavin newsom is paying off his debts. what he is doing after losing a bet to the governor of massachusetts.>>> and we will tell you why a marine veteran issuing this picture. all tyson any'tizers chicken, is raised with no antibiotics ever. [ music winding down ] they're a great decision for snacktime. allowing the band to practice at your house... not a great decision. keep it real. keep it tyson any'tizers. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. >>> coming up nick

.>> a new film chronicles the devastating campfire and you will see how one man held save more than 100 people. >> winter storms are forecasted to impact most of the country today. unusual weather conditions snow to hawaii and las vegas. now the storms are moving east, the midwest, northeast and new england are all bracing for snow, ice and freezing rain.>> take your time, be careful. we see a lot of spit out on the on ramps. >> the midwest could see a foot of snow for some areas. they are calling anywhere from inches to a couple of feet of snow. >> t-shirt to check your airline if you have a trip scheduled today.>> a very unique movie about fire disaster in paradise. the campfire is described through the eyes of one man who saved 100 lives. >> i have four residents in my truck. >> stephen murray lived in the park for four years.>> the park has caught fire.>> woven into a film about the campfire. >> do you need meds, are you going to make day without them?>> 167 mobile homes and will murray knew everyone. not just names but who slept late, who couldn't walk or drive and who wouldn't wan

he credits the picture to a photographer from the san francisco chronicle. last time, there is a significant amount of snow near sea level. >> don't forget to download our newly updated weather app. you will find interactive radar, hourly updates, the seven day forecast and you can also submit your weather photos. we would love to is that to deliver his state of the union address. he will make another pitch for bordering the wall. >> this year, president trump faces a tricky balancing act in the state of the union address. on one hand he needs to get compromise and the other, he needs to deliver on promises that appease his political base. >> president trump is coming off of a midterm election where he lost the house and he is gearing up for a 2020 reelection.>> reporter: allison howard says the speech also comes with urgency as the clock ticks down to another possible shutdown in 10 days. >> the president is calling for an end to politics and for cooperation. >> there could be room for bipartisan agreement. >> they have been wanting to do infrastructure pol

we are happy to welcome sf chronicle pop culture critic, peter hartlaub. thank you for getting up early and putting on a suit. the first question? did the no host format work? >> yes, and i was shocked. i was badmouthing it and thought it was a horrible idea. i don't think anyone missed out. they brought quasi-'s out and it was a shorter. and i hope they do it every year. i think they probably asked tina fey and amy polar poehler the hose. >> three oakland movies came out last year. the biggest year for oakland films. a great year for oakland. blind spot and sorry to bother yolot of love. black panther win multiple. i thought it was a really great night for black panther. even though they didn't when best picture. and 'green book' also taken a big win. >> and spike lee take a big win. >> i thought he might wind win director. he came . i thought it was a great speech and a great night.'green book' winning made it competent. he did not support that movie and it made it a harder night for him. but it was good to see him win a oscar. >> i love a good upset. a

award—winning author, andrea levy, whose works chronicled the windrush generation, has died aged 62.e got an amazing nose for a story, but you don't have a military brain. let me go. we will die if we go back. rosamund pike stars as war correspondent marie colvin in a private war. wwe‘ll hear what mark kermode thought of that on the film review. it's five o'clock — our top story. within the last hour, president trump has declared a state of national emergency to pay for his border wall with mexico. speaking in the rose garden at the white house he said the united states is facing an invasion of drugs and criminals. it's a rare and controversial move — and would bypass congress, which has refused to approve the money he wants for the wall, one of his key campaign promises. mr trump said he expects the democrats to object to his emergency powers , and predicted it would go to the supreme court. we are going to have our borders nice now, finally after a compromise can congress over funding the president is expecting to get his way. most significantly, by implementing a state of emergenc

he credits his photo from a photographer from the san francisco chronicle. the photo shows he and there is a slick the second amount of snow near sea level. don't forget during all these storms it is very handy to have our newly updated ktvu weather app. there you will have the interactive radar, hourly updates and 7-day forecast send video from meteorologist . you can also submit a weather photo to us as well . >>> after one week delay president trump tonight is about to deliver his state of the union address. this year the president will make his steep speech and a democratically controlled house. he's trying to get democratic support for his priorities and needing to deliver on promises to his political base. >> president trump is coming off a midterm election where he lost the house. he is gearing up for 2020 reelection. >> the president's speech comes 10 days ahead of another possible government shutdown. >>> federal prosecutors in new york have issued a subpoena to president trump's inaugural committee . prosecutors from the u.s. attorney's office in m

the san francisco chronicle home and food section this weekend, sunday, had a list of 47 legacy bars in the city, all 30 years or older. i want to thank ester mobley the wine critic and i'm sure the staff helped identify all the bars. but it's a great resource for richard and his team of one or more, i guess. there's a couple we leader board have on the registry but it's a great list. it does talk about the term legacy and talks about how we always bemoan the loss of these places but don't go there so it's time to familiarize ourselves with the businesses and help promote them and it's to highlight the businesses so we don't one day they went out of business and think, well, how'd that happen. but people don't go there and we have to patronize our local business. here's a good guide to 47 bars, some of which aren't on our radar screen. hopefully they'll do other vertical markets for us but it's a great resource. thank you to the sf chronicle and ester mobley. >> commissioner: commissioner. >> i'd like to invite all much you this wednesday i'm doing a charity event with captain joe an

watching the developments of this teachers stss the strike more with ashley mcbride, san francisco chronicle thank you for having >> let's talk members first oakland teachers want 12% over the next four years the district is offering 7%. the independent fact-finding said you should leave it up 6% and leave their. >> teachers are adamant about getting the pay raise they say they are paid does not match the cost of living in oakland. it's very expensive. the two sides will be meeting tomorrow to discuss the latest proposal and the district is believe that is a positive step because they are at least talking to each other. we will see where it goes from here. >> there seems to be a movement of other strikes. l.a. had a strike, virginia had a strike, there is a consensus teachers in this country are not being paid enough. have you seen any >> at least in oakland a lot of parents i have talked to are bringing kids to the picket lines, making sure kids don't cross picket lines. they definitely agree teachers should pa more and it is class coming off a recession, ten years ago the budgets were tigh

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the building assessor says it days back a review the san francisco chronicle saying the owner sold the original down the street to open this smaller location. you can see the usf campus post by. they were safe and that was not evacuated. the restaurant, the website says it has been in business here on geary and parker for seven years. geary and parker will be shut down overnight. >>> now one of the nagging questions is why did it take two and a half hours to shut down the gas line. workers have to manually dig into the ground. senior reporter bigad shaban af infamous gas explosion in san bruno when it took pg&e an hour and a half to cap the line. eight people died and more than 100 homes were damaged or destroyed. two years before that there was an explosion and fire in rancho cordova in sacramento. investigation determined that pg&e failed to respond in a timely manner. in 1981, it took pg&e nine hours to shut off the flow of gas in san francisco. pg&e pledged a new training on emergency shutdown valves. nearly 40 years later, the clear question now is why is it still taking pg&e so l

the chronicle reports maria sanchez was invited to washington as congresswoman barbara lee's guest.epresents a human counter-point to the president's hard line immigration policies. mendoza sanchez was deported to mexico in 2017. her daughters were left behind in oakland. she then applied for a high-skilled visa and was eventually allowed to return to the u.s. last year. coverage of the president's state of the union address begins tonight at 6:00. you can watch it on abc 7. we will stream it live on abc news app and abc7news.com. >>> we'll take you down into the south bay coming off dumbarton bridge in places like east palo alto, palo alto, middlefield road, 101, 82, around 280. we've got all that wet weather. higher in the elevation onto 9, 236, summit, snowing once again. we've got snow falling places like vasco road, between highway 880 and altamont pass. already had some snow and seeing snow now. this is snow falling at the summit, santa cruz mountains. yu can see it's light, fluffy and a little enjoyable while the streets are wet. that's what you're going to run into just abou

campbell -- that chronicled for than fbi director mueller, that there was bribery, extortion, kickbackslaundering going on, by putin thugs in america. they still got the uranium one deal through. talk about money from russia. the clintons got kickbacks from those people to theba tune of $145 billion in speaking fees, and mueller also, we now know through bruce ohr's testimony, he was the conduit for information from the fired christopher steele from the fbi, the liar, the leaker, trying to come in this investigation, to pass information to the special counsel. >> two and explicable cases. you describe it that way, gregg's book does such a good job. what is the one common link? rod rosenstein was a prosecutor in uranium one and he's a guy running the fisa process. there is a question that rod rosenstein has never been answered, and one of them that i have to put on the table, we are learning something now, i wonder if he used the dossier get nine months and to justify the appointment of bob mueller. if you did, it really raises questions about the credibility of the appointment. >> sean:

. >> the chronicle reports, patients are having a hard time getting the vaccine.t's been recommended by the centers for disease control and is administered in two doses. glaxo-smith-kline which makes the vaccine, plans to ship out more doses than last year. >>> the beloved son-in-law of walt disney and fornler ceo of the walt disney company has died. the family museum shared the news of ron miller's death on twitter. miller was also the president of the board of directors at the museum and the owner of silverado vin yads. he married disney's daughter in 1954 and played professional football for the l.a. rams. he was later hired to work at disney. ron miller was 85 years old. disney is the parent company of abc 7 news. >>> an attorney for the national en kwiener's parent company says they didn't extort or blackmail jeff bezos. bezos accused them of threatening to publish explicit photos of him unless they explained how they obtained private photos and texts. they said a reliable source provided the story about the affair. investigators suggested that it was driven

. >> the chronicle reports that patients are having a hard time finding it. it's been recommended by the centers for disease control and administered in two doses six months apart. glaxo-smith-kline which makes the vaccine plans to ship out more doses than it did last year. >>> the beloved son-in-law of walt disney and -- has died. the walt disney family museum shared the news of ron miller's death on twitter. miller was also the president of the board of directors at the museum and the owner of silverado vineyards in napa. he married walt disney's daughter diane in 1954 and played professional football for the l.a. rams. he was 85 years old. disney is the parent company of abc 7 news. >>> developing news now. an attorney for the parent company of d jeff bezos. a bezos accused them of threatening to publish explicit photos of them unless they stop -- the attorney says a reliable source provided the story about the affair. investigators hired by bezos suggested that the enquirer's coverage was driven by dirty politics. >>> the viral fiji water girl is in a leg