. >>> progress in santa clare county about processing rape kits. we are live in san jose and we will tell you what they say is helping to speed up the testing. >>> from ktvu fox 2 news this is mornings on 2. >> welcome and thank you for joining us on this tuesday, deborah 11. i am dave clark. >> i am gasia mikaelian. >>> it feels weird stepping outside . >> it was amazingly warm and i actually saw a snake yesterday in february. >> he was like i am ready, let's go at 78 degrees. 50s and 60s on the temperatures with 30s through the santa clara valley. gary at the calistoga heals saying the barn owl was blown out of the tree but is okay. he said two trees uprooted and the flag blew away. it will be associated with the wind. there you go. it is gusting in the hills and crazy at 50 mile an hour gusts are some but not at the surface. half moon bay at 63 but we may not see that until july but they have that today with that high pressure protecting us today. we should be 69 to 71 but we are more like 70 to 78. >>> we have a couple of delays on northbound 1

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six tries on the night including two from this man, derrell 0lpherts and james clare helped them to a wearing nike's controversial vaporfly shoe has smashed the women's world record for the half marathon. ethiopia's ababel yeshaneh took 20 seconds off the previous record at a race in the united arab emirates. and mercedes‘ new steering system which can change the angle of the front wheels will be banned under new f1 regulations from 2021, but they can still use it this season. netball‘s superleague season starts this weekend with all ten sides in action on saturday in birmingham. the top billing is a repeat of last years grand final with the champions manchester thunder taking on wasps. it's all part of the new format to the league, which not everyone is happy about. earlier my colleague gavin ramjaun was joined by thunder players laura malcolm and caroline 0'hanlon. isa is a very competitive leave and for the last couple season, it's been tight at the top. there will be a number of teams who probably fancied themselves, but we're very confident. we had a very good preseason, along pr

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clare county supervisors have extended a local health emergency due to the corona virus and it was a week ago when county health officer doctor sara cody first made the seven-day declaration when there were 17,500 confirmed cas worldwide now

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. >>> high winds prompted the closure of a number of parks today including roberts, hucleberry, clare month canyon and more. they were dealing with downed trees and power lines. the highway patrol closed all lanes of interstate 8080 after a power pole fell on a car in the high winds. no one was hurt. open two hours later. they were hoping to visit alcatraz were out of luck. the cruises canceled departures to the high winds. the national weather service said kirkwood mountain resort clocked a wind gust. you heard them talking about it a moment ago. they clocked a wind gust of 209 miles an hour. they are working to verify the speed f. it was the speed, it would set a new state california. >> >>> the high window on the 41st floor was partially open when it broke this morning. glass fellol to the ground below that led -- fell on to the ground below that led the police to close the streets in the area. the area was reopened at 2:45 after crews were done cleaning up the glass. it made headlines in recent years for are having sunk and tilted more than a foot since it was completed in 2008. >

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sean clare with that film. really interesting, isn't it? thank you for your messages.one says, "i love myjob as a detective that currently have a high number of crimes to investigate and to be able to investigate serious and complex crimes to a high standard is not sustainable. i feel this is crimes to a high standard is not sustainable. ifeel this is done crimes to a high standard is not sustainable. i feel this is done to lower police numbers plus a whole new world material which has to be reviewed prior to a charging decision. like mobile phones, computers, social services and school records, pretty much the minimum to be reviewed on every case and this takes time. no wonder i have cases which are 18 months old in my in tray. but from what i've seen in my in tray. but from what i've seen the recent recruits on the police now scheme, i am impressed. they will be welcomed with open arms." of this former detective says, "i can't see how anyone could become a competent dc within 12 weeks, when it took me two years, andi weeks, when it took me two years, and i worked ver

vettel is main problem last season was his own teammate charlotte clare the 22 year old from monaco outperform the german and several incidents led to speculation their rivalry was causing problems left left believes he can do even better this year the approach is a little bit different just because now i know the team i know more as the cow. but it's still an improvement of last year we've been working all together to make it better. and to be more ready for for the shia world champions miss avies revealed their new look car on monday they hope it will power titleholder lewis hamilton to a 7th championship equaling michael schumacher his record of. ferrari have an epic challenge to topple them pre-season testing begins next week with the 1st race in australia on march 15th. it was indeed have been news here's a recap of the top stories if you're falling for you china is reporting 97 more deaths from the corona virus and more than 2000 new infections it says this is a loose number of new cases since january and predicts the epidemic could be over by april but the world health organization has

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sean clare scored a brilliant equaliser in injury time for hearts against stjohnstone to move them offcan sophia kenin. she came from a set down to beat the spaniard garbine muguruza there the spaniard garbine muguruza. there was british interest in the mixed doubles but jamie murray and his partner bettanie matthek—sands were beaten. from melbourne, here‘sjohn watson. yes, a very warm welcome to melbourne mark, where we have a new first—time winner in the shape of sophia kenin, who beat garbine muguruza to become the youngest first—time winner since maria sharapova in 2008. she is a first—time winner here in melbourne. with the story of the day here is our correspondent. it was experience again st youth as garbine muguruza was out to deny sophia kenin. the spaniard has been unseeded and produced some of the form that has brought her to the final, as she took the opening set. wow! how good was that? kenin has been tipped for stardom from a young age and showed why in the second as she found her feet. the american producing some of her best tennis to send the match into a decider. garbi

clare county supervisors have extended a local health emergency due to the corona virus and it was a week ago when county health officer doctor sara cody first made the seven-day declaration when there were 17,500 confirmed cas worldwide now that global number has more than doubled and it continues to grow. in a report to the board cody says in part the virus considered a serious public health threat because much is unknown. but she goes on to say the declaration and proclamation did not signify any particular increase in risk to the residents of santa clara county. but they do unable to county to mo effectively respond to the outbreak c can utilize mutual aid potential obtain reimbursement and ensure that e county's public health professionals have all necessary tools at their disposal keep the community safe. board of supervisors vote to extend this local public health emergency at least through march 11th. again still just 2 confirmed cases of the corona virus here in santa clara county. reporting live from the county administration building in san jose dan kerman kron 4 news than

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on a number of fronts, so, borisjohnson got rid of claire perry, now clare o'neil, former energy ministerentative on the climate talk at the same time he is having a row with nicola sturgeon as to whether it should take place in glasgow. his relationship with david cameron is a curious one. two old etonians, very chummy, at the same time cameron felt he was stabbed in the back by johnson, who was trying to work out which way he should go ahead of the brexit referendum and, famously, didn't quite toss a coin but decided to go for leave at the last minute and cameron felt betrayed byjohnson and cameron felt betrayed byjohnson and then johnson was estopped from taking over in 2016 when theresa may one “— taking over in 2016 when theresa may one —— and then he was estopped. there is a lot of history. for boris johnson to have offered david cameron thisjob johnson to have offered david cameron this job and for cameron to have turned this down is curious. cameron this job and for cameron to have turned this down is curiousm is interesting. the telegraph says the fact that david cameron has been

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my focus because it's a very dangerous oh no clare power plant the owner is attempting to run the reactor beyond its operational limits this case just sort of puts a magnifying glass on where's the power in this country where's it going is it moving more towards corporate interests or is it more in the idea of a traditional participatory democracy is for power lie with the people this case demonstrates that struggle in very real ways our struggle on r.t. . the world is driven by shaped by. the day or thinks. we dare to ask. is you'll be via reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. tyson nation will community. are you going the right way or are you being led so. directly. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or a maybe in the shallows. no . hopes for peace in afghanistan where the u.s. and the taliban are expected to sign a deal to end america's longest war. plus the family of u.s. air force veteran a former drone operator and whistleblower brandon bryant starts a fund raising campaign to get h

now my focus because it's a very dangerous oh no clare power plant the owner is attempting to run the reactor beyond its operational limits this case just sort of puts a magnifying glass on where's the power in this country where's it going is it moving more towards corporate interests or is it more in the idea of a traditional participatory democracy as are power lie with the people this case demonstrates that struggle in the very real ways a struggle. joined me every thursday on the alec simon chill and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. the point is should we actually be charging for education because this is when we charge for things is because it's been a benefit to the person who's buying it and that's the audiology to education about 30 or 40 years ago but the perspective of education was originally that education is a benefit for society in general i wouldn't want to live in a society without doctors or engineers all saw it as what happened without economists. saying it of being a profit benefit ignoring the

clare the 22 year old from monaco outperform the german and several incidents led to speculation their rivalry was causing problems left leg believes he can do even better this year the approach is a little bit different just because now i know the team i know more as the cow. but it's still an improvement of last year's gasol we've been working all together to make it better and to be more ready for for the shia will champions miss avies revealed then you look on monday they hope it will power titleholder lewis hamilton to a 7th championship equaling marc. his record called. ferrari have an epic challenge to topple them pre-season testing begins next week jamel going with the 1st race in australia on march 15th. airbuses use the singapore asho to unveil a prototype of what it believes could be the passenger jet of the future the maverick is a scale model of what's known as a blended wing body aircraft. design is still to be 20 percent more fuel efficient than passenger jets were used today both claims a cord gave travels a totally new experience one of the challenges was working out h

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coming after trace amounts have shown up in johnson and johnson baby powder and make up found in clare'sounts can be dangerous if applied to the body. how about this, sold, a live look at one of san francisco's most iconic buildings the transamerica pyramid has a new owner. lau last year, it went on the market for the first time and we learned that other investors combined to buy it. the price tag more than $700 million. back in a moment. >> it looks like the road to tokyo through the bay area, the olympics five months away. we found out another warriors coach will be in japan. warriors assistant coach mike brown, there he is, is leading the men's basketball team, nigeria wanted a high profile coach with an nba background. they have it and brown fits that bill. you may recall that he was the head coach for the cavaliers and the lakers. by the way, steve kerr will be an assistant coach for team usa. hockey tonight, the sharks in calgary, jumbo joe adding to his legacy. thornton had two assists tonight giving him 1500 career points. that is 14th on if all-time nhl list. sharks beat the fla

six tries on the night, including two from derrell olpherts and james clare, helped them to a 32 pointsthe women's world record for the half marathon. ethiopia's ababel yeshaneh took 20 seconds off the previous record at a race in the united arab emirates. and before we go, perhaps it was a case of "if you don't laugh you'll cry," but the tottenham managerjose mourinho got a fit of the giggles when asked about injuries to his players. at the moment, his star strikers harry kane and son heung—min look like they may be out for the rest of the season. also, one of his midfielders, dele ali, was seen throwing his water bottle in anger when he was substituted during spurs champions league match against leipzig. but instead of being concerned, mourinho burst out laughing. harry, it was good to see him on wednesday, handing the award to jimmy's family. he looked quite mobile. is that encouraging? laughter. how is dele alli? because obviously we saw how frustrating that laughter. no, my god. i'm glad he has a sense of humour about it all. hello there. a lot of us should get to see some sunshine

yankee is right now my focus because it's a very dangerous oh no clare power plant the owner is attempting to run the reactor beyond its operational limit this case just sort of puts a magnifying glass on where's the power in this country where's it going is it moving more towards corporate interests who or is it more in the idea of a traditional participatory democracy is are powerline with the people this case demonstrates that struggle in very real ways. struggle on r.t. . thought . i. am a thing. today peace day storage. is here. waiting to be breached. turkish airlines. the superior moscow right now in the headlines it was being described as a far reaching and historic trial for journalism wiki leaks founder julian assange begins his u.s. extradition hearing in london we're going to be across it throughout the day. as coronavirus cases spike outside china moscow did not use accusations of this information campaign that's allegedly undermining the global response to the epidemic. and also this month israel exchanges fire with a militant group in the syrian capital and in gaza after the

the shut down of a local plant from yankee is right now my focus because it's a very dangerous oh no clare power plant the owner is attempting to run the reactor beyond its operational limit this case just sort of puts a magnifying glass on where's the power in this country where's it going is it moving more towards corporate interests or is it more in the idea of a traditional participatory democracy is your power lie with the people this case demonstrates that struggle in very real ways. a struggle. oh. the. border was. a. house in northeastern france accused the belgian neighbors of illegally dumping rubbish across the border our correspondent charles deepened investigate it's being described as a dumping all that and they just fill scale and you can see why. first time since the start of the outbreak the number of new casing coronavirus outside of china has exceeded that number inside the country we speak to a leading expert on how it's spread. and when your own body is going through some restructuring or a decrease in the resistance to infections secondly in winter there's a high conc

clare marshall in worcester, thank you.three days of violence amid protests over new citizenship laws in india that have been seen as anti—muslim. both muslims and hindus have died in the violence. the un human rights chief has expressed concern about accusations that police failed to protect muslims and their homes and businesses from mobs. from delhi, our correspondent rajini vaidya nathan reports. you may find some of her report upsetting. "open your eyes one last time," a mother screams to her son. the panic of riots has turned into the misery of grief. the last rites for this man — a muslim, just 27, a father of two. today, mourners thronged outside his home. earlier in the week, there were mobs. witnesses say he was shot in broad daylight as he went to buy food for his children. translation: we don't know where the bullet hit him. there was a lot of firing. the police were not helping us. they were with the mob. the death toll is rising, after days of riots between hindus and muslims. the pain is all around. it began

shutdown of a local plant from my yankee is right now my focus because it's a very dangerous oh no clare power plant the owner is attempting to run the reactor beyond its operational limit this case just sort of puts a magnifying glass on where's the power in this country where's it going is it moving more towards corporate interests or is it more in the idea of a traditional participatory democracy is power live with the people this case demonstrates that struggle in the very real ways our struggle. in dublin the campaign group justice for the had for years.

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clare again i'm fully back to go with the headlines on al-jazeera the world health organization says the corona virus outbreak that killed hundreds of people infected thousands is showing no signs of mutation and has no cause not cause a pandemic the global death toll is $427.00 w.h.o. has warned against the danger of misinformation during the outbreak. you do is a.p. dimmick. that in addition to the epidemic of diseases we often have an epitome of information and this is what we call in for demick and it's really a nippy dimmick of rumors of false information that the circulating at the same time and every outbreak as it's in food a mic and sue we have realized over time that this in for them it could be really they called for a good response and humper effective implementation of countermeasures. the 1st attempt to pick a u.s. democratic presidential nominee has been delayed because of inconsistency as in reporting results in iowa party officials say the problem is technical and has nothing to do with hacking kenya's former president morsi has died he led the country for more than

ship quarantined in japan bring in that's also some more than 600 of their hundreds of passengers to clare's healthy were allowed to leave after 2 weeks being stuck on boards. to rain ians have died of a new corona virus that's according to state media teheran has applied safety measures across its airports to control the spread of the virus. and c s attorney general william forests reportedly considering stepping down over conflicts with president donald trump the u.s. justice department is locked in a dispute with a group of judges over the handling of the trial transformer advise that watch it still to stay with us here at al-jazeera but as is up next. jack moria the judge in our treatment. alleged the question did.

because it's a very dangerous oh no clare power plant the owner is attempting to run the reactive beyond its operational limit this case just sort of puts a magnifying glass on where's the power in this country where is it going is it moving more towards corporate interests or is it more in the idea of a traditional participatory democracy is our lie with the people this case demonstrates that struggle is very real. a struggle. welcome back with the stock market recording 2 days of steep drops financial markets have ratcheted up bets that the federal reserve will be pressed to cut interest rates to cushion a feared hit to economic growth a lot of the centers around fears over the coronavirus but at least one official was warning against expecting the central bank to overreact to short term market moves so it helps to sort all of this out alter of fed up and former fed insider danielle de martino booth daniel thanks for being here so what is your initial afternoon yeah what's your initial thought here as the markets are seeing consecutive days in the red. well like i think the fed is tryi

no only of all but deserve a nickel more than the baguette the last leg clare good of the damage done to eat sauce otoh is as you express it said all. the results show x. plus and if we then examine x. time and all he who would give us is only resuming his name if you have only to press is a moment of silliness i don't know me notional but act. according to flaunt sparkly question during a closed door meeting of the defense committee officially saudi arabia may use french made arms only to defend itself. can our weapons have an impact on the population. to my knowledge the ground equipment sold to saudi arabia is not being used offensively defensively. half. trying to get us in on the land if you show the best value think about a shock you don't like l.a. galaxy illustrate the creation of a truck. but how does france monitor the use of arms that it sells. like you. with the french government feel to respond to repeated questions on the matter. it's all official response to the issue of arms exports. i report to parliament issued every year. left on my t.l. do you visit down south to s

>>and light of what's going on mayor london breed clared a local state of emergency san francisco. >>and many peoe are increasingly worried about what they see in the news and aroundthe world. people who tell us they feel thmost vulnerable are on public transit. >>not reay sure what they can do i mean i mean unless they're gog to pay have people like us through the cars every 9 try to sanitize and which would probably be a good ea, but i don't know what costs that would be to the city, but it's certainly be helpf is concerning definitely you know me and my family and now my family's new i'm telling public to the public on sort of this a lot of tffica loof people in the kind that ra it is definitely an issue. >>bart and the n francisco munipal transit agency are monitoring the situation right now there are no specific warnings for riders. >>and of course stay with kron four's we continue r coverage of the coronavirus including this afternoon en president trump is expected to hold a news conference to adress the nation at 3 o'clock today about the coronavirus we will stam it live on

. >>> the clare county supervisors vote to fund part of the gun violence prevention team.y say that domestic disputes turned deadly because the police did not have a legally ordinate away to make sure that the suspects don't have weapons. the dea's offices and supervisors look to warm a team to make priority those suspected of domestic violence or with restraining orders against them don't have guns. >>> in the south bay the reservoir could run dry in a matter of months. federal regulators say that the dam does not meet the current earthquake standards in order for the reservoir to be drained by october. the anderson reservoir sits behind the 250 foot dam between morgan hill and san jose providing water to tens of thousands in the south bay as they explore other sources of water. >> this is an acceleration of something that was already in motion, but in slow motion. this in effect speeds it up. >> many people are concerned about the impact on wildlife and the coyote creek going dry. the water district said that the number one priority is the design to build a large outlet

eastern time unless there's something i don't know, clare mccaskill. former democratic senator from missouri. jason johnson, politics editor, professor at morgan state. lawrence o'donnell, host of "the last word" 10:00 p.m. eastern weeknights on this networks in the spin room in las vegas. chris matthews at the big board, of course, steve kornacki. nicole? >> i think a lot -- i had the job for a long time of running into the spin room and explaining why my candidate won. it's a dubious craft. tonight more than ever. i think almost all these candidates have make a claim to having an important night in terms of what they're trying to achieve. i think if you were waiting for biden to be as focussed and in command as he was tonight, you finally got it. if you wanted pete buttigieg to show a national audience why he won iowa, you got it. if you are one of the millions of people who has sort of thrust bernie sanders to the top of the national polls, you saw what you love about bernie sanders. if you love amy klobuchar, you saw her defend herself and fight, a

let's be clare, elizabeth warren won the debate. she was a brilliant debater and she was put on earth to destroy michael bloomberg. bernie sanders won the debate in his own way in the sense that nobody laid a finger on him. he was the front-runner yesterday. he's the front-runner today. he's got a 35% chance, according to 538 of getting to the convention with the number of pledged delegates. politico is reporting michael bloomberg's whole strategy is to go to the second ballot at the convention to beat bernie that way. it would be a disaster for the democrats. donald trump would get re-elected. in 1952, the last time we had a brokered convention. hammered by eisenhower in the general election. bernie people will rightly or wrongly say our candidate had the nomination stolen from him on prime time television. they're already pissed about 2016. i just think the idea he gets there with the most delegates and michael bloomberg somehow ends up as a candidate because of some back room dealing and, you know, throwing his financial weight a

three weeks lar china clared a virus outbreak as a national emergency. how big mistake was that? cui tiankai: you see, as i said earlier, this is a new virus. nobody knew it beforehand. so, at the initial stage, you have to go through a period of tests, a period of trying to identify the new virus to know more about it. but this dr. li, he was a very devoted doctor. tjudy woodruff: reports nt he has died. cui tiankai: yes, i'm really saddened by the news of his death. i think he is such a devoted doctor. we are so grateful to him to whatever he has done in our int efforts. judy woodruff: but at a time when it was clear thrnment wanted good news, and this is bad news, if tre was ever a time for telling the truth in china, is this not the time? cui tiankai: i think we are telling peop the truth. that's why you have such growing of course, we also see that the number of people who are cured is already much larger than the cases of death. en this iuraging, but this is not enough. we have to do more. we have to do much more. judy woodruf will people be nished if they don't -- if the n

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>>the announceme came shortly after the united states clared public health emergency review the size not surprised shesays the los angeles hospital she visited were taking extra steps and ey made us feel out this orm to make sure you're not. >>coming from you know that plays and if yore feeling any this into like cold or a flu or favor anythingpublic health ofcials say the south a man who tested positive for the deadly novel virus recently visited china then flew back to san jose internatial airport on january 24th, then owed airport officials wld not comment on the patit. but says this case will be under us customs and border protection's jurisdiction, alth officials say still the risk of spreing the virus is are stiltaking extra ravelers precautions fr getng sick i was affairs is something of being it i was and is in from west ma st. >>the san jose just my passes, i mean hang a health concern is themajor one an we want to make sure that our kids are safe and. if they see any want be careful and take them to doctor as soon as possible the cdc suggests if anyone has been in china wit

clare, yourself a mueller i thought you remember the family, i did not even see there. so, claire is taken manner wing and take me around the various housing agencies and i've learned the essential importance of upholding the low income housing tax credit and other methods and that is an example of something that could be handed probably by a public facilities and probably by their cooperation in the private sector. as for the health care area, many of these agencies depend not only on federal funding but on clara, help me out, i want to say 20, 25% of their revenue from contracting out to the private sector so that as an example of all hands on deck and everybody working together but it has been impressed on me forcibly the need for a lot more attention to the issue of affordable housing but only for the elderly, although it is particularly poignant there the kids just entering the workforce cannot even take a child the boston because they can't afford unless they drive an hour and 15 minutes west. the motto among that age group is driving tell you can afford, but they

clare 0'neilsays the government is miles off track and setting a climate agenda, promises are not closemet, she says we're over the world a lot better. how difficult is this for borisjohnson, especially better. how difficult is this for boris johnson, especially today? better. how difficult is this for borisjohnson, especially today? —— she says we owe the world. it is explosive on a number of levels, one is that climate changes not an issue for the prime minister. she says that mrjohnson told her, quote, he just doesn't get it. the conference and is in chaos, there are questions about where it will be held, she said there were questions about whether it would be held in glasgow, some in government suggested it should be moved to an english location. questions about the budget, questions about the relations with nicola sturgeon and the scottish government. claire perry 0'neill said she wanted to bring nicola sturgeon in, nicola sturgeon —— boris johnson bring nicola sturgeon in, nicola sturgeon —— borisjohnson said no. no she says the government is behaving disgracefully, contracting ou