this vexes clark.k privately tells his subordinates, the capture of rome is the only important objective. so diadem begins at 11:00 p.m. on thursday, may 11, gusts of white flame erupt from gun pits. the fifth army alone fires 174,000 shells in the first twenty four hours of the offensive. the eighth army on the allied right surges forward. two polish divisions are two to seize monte cassino. they open a gap for an entire canadian corps. this map gives you an idea of the magnitude of the offensive and attack vectors. by chance, the germans had chosen the night of may 11 to leave the defenders behind at monte cassino with fresh troops, and it is nearly double its normal strength. nine german battalions opposed the polls. on friday, may 12, all momentum has seeped away from the allred attack on the right. with the polish assault battalions depleted by half, general anders orders both of his divisions back to the starting line. along the repeat oh, no italian has gained more than 500 yards of the intended

so clarke turned up the pressure.old barnes he had information that he was in on the plot, barnes caved. and he began to tell a story that would break the case wide open. >> he just decided, you know what, i'm going to tell the truth. >> barnes admitted he was part of the crazy conspiracy that led to the killing of brian wells, the pizza delivery man. a fact he laid out in all its sordid detail. >> he relived the whole thing from the minute he was picked up that day by marjorie diehl-armstrong. to every location that they went through and what his role was, what everybody else's role was, and how the whole thing was to go down. >> barnes said floyd stockton was also part of the conspiracy. stockton, remember, was rothstein's old friend who once lived in his house. when stockton found out he'd been ratted out, he decided to talk, too. but only in exchange for immunity. a deal barnes never asked for. >> so independently, they were saying the same things. and then the inmate witnesses that were being talked to by marjori

bruce lee clark comes to take comes tocooper clarke take over combat command b. clarke is a brand-new general and just getting to know his unit as the fighting starts. when you look at the actual german offensive, this area that you can see with this kind of yellow line is where the actual german penetrations will be. if you notice, almost no penetration is by the sixth panzer army. all of the success of the german offensive will take place in the fifth panzer army. we will be talking about st. vith and why the sixth panzer army does not get a chance to move forward. the other officer i need to talk about is furniture -- dear general william hoke. -- brigadier general william hoke. he builds part of the canadian and american highway and commands a special engineer brigade clearing demolitions from the normandy beaches. when they sender one of the brand-new divisions up. he is a relatively senior officer to both clarke and robert hasbrouck. if you look at the relationship, alan jones, being a major general who commands all of the forces. but that is not how it wil

he is senior to clark and robert. i feel look at the relationship here, all the forces in this area. that is not how it will take place. as we focus tonight we will focus in on that square. on the area around the actual fighting that will happen. the german offensive starts at 5:30 in the morning on the 16th of december. look outs all through up the area. -- throughout the area. they are in water towers, church steeples. they will notice all these flashes of light. they don't really know it's going on. they see all these lights and they start calling their headquarter saying something is going on. 90 seconds later they realize it was german artillery rockets. 1800 different pieces of artillery firing that will start impacting all across the friend. the u.s. forces in the area, because there are so few soldiers over the 83 miles of the eighth corps, it actually ends up being an advantage. the soldiers are spread out. and as a less effective fire than would have been. but the german plan is based on speed. they have to

clark walked out at 7:00 in the morning. the sun comes out about 8:00, it is a beautiful, beautiful blue sky, not a cloud in the sky. the first time it has been that way for the week. it has been cloudy, overcast, foggy. so on the day that they were actually trying to break out, the airpower clears. that's when the american fighter-bombers are going to be able to start treating german forces. it will help the seventh armored division break contact. when at the time when instead of pursuing, they are having to worry about what's coming around that next corner as additional air fights come in. so it is going to play a huge role after the weather break in that time period. >> it's my understanding that there was a second bulge created on january 1 by the germans. they were under a lot of pressure. i actually lost one of my uncles in that battle. when they were coming across, he was killed there. i went there before they began to tighten up security at leavenworth. but i got copies of the battle plans and it showed where my uncl

. >>> singer and guitarist gary clark jr.'d him an invite to the grammys where he has four nominations. christine johnson has his story. >> reporter: there is a certain confidence when he takes the stage. ♪ and from the first riff, it's clear why. ♪ this is gary clark jr. and he wields his guitar like a man possessed. i'm not like a religious person. i quit going to church a long time ago. but music is my religion, i guess you could say. ♪ ♪ got to get up, got to get up, got to getp calming. it can hype me up. it's everything to me. >> reporter: his mastery of the six-string won him a grammy in 2013. and has earned him four more nominations this year. he's played the white house, even toured with the rolling stones and eric clapton, who by the way said that he's never seen a flow like yours. >> a flow like mine? >> reporter: uh-huh. >> that's what he said? >> reporter: he said "i haven't seen someone like that since jimi." >> oh, damn. pressure. >> reporter: jimi, as in hendrix. and it turns out this 35-year-old is still allow

a general clark formed defensive.y were in this defensive line. >> i sent men to the point of the horseshoe, which was held by colonel raikes and others to the east of st. vith. this went on during the afternoon and night and all of my troops did not close into the same area until 3:00 the next morning. >> sunday night, we were fighting desperately to get ourselves in a horseshoe arc position around the town. this area was the nearest to the enemy, the eastern approaches, about 2000 yards east of the town. american troops under the command of the seventh armored division attempting to hold the town away from them. colonel, united states army. .t that time, a major arrivals where the reconnaissance troop, which i deployed with automatic weapons and this skirmish line established, but placed them on the left side overlooking the field of fire, to better utilize their automatic weapons. the rest of that day was spent assembling any other support we could find, included in that support where medium tanks that we were able

>> reporter: gary clark, jr.s wife sandi, an accountant. mom still does his books and says her son's life changed prefer at age 12. >> he got the guitar for christmas and then checked out a couple of books and was just totally self-taught. >> he was upstairs in his room playing and i told her, i said come here, come listen to. this got up the stairs a little bit closer, open up the door and there he is, listen, he's hitting note for note. ♪ ♪ >> is that the day you realized? >> he's got a gift. >> yeah. and he said, sandi, he's really good. >> the very next year, clark was good enough to play gigs in the city, on school nights no less. >> i used to feel guilty having him in the nightclubs and i'd look around why do i have my 13-year-old kid in a bar? >> why did you? >> because he wanted to be there. >> i was raised real religious, baptist, go to church every sunday, the fear of god was very present in the house, you know what i mean? >> reporter: we caught up with clark on the set of his latest music video ♪ ♪ i

clark has just pinned on 10 days before. he is a brand-new general and just getting to know his unit as the fighting is going to start. when you look at the actual german offensive, this area that you can see with this yellow line is where the actual german penetration will be. if you notice, almost no penetration of success by the sixth army up towards antwerp. all the success of the german offensive is going to take place in the fifth panzer army. why sixtalk about panzer army does not get a chance to move forward. talked abouticer is brigadier general william hope. local connection with fort leavenworth. he lived part of his life up in easton. hope builds part of the canadian-american highway and then will command a special engineer brigade during the normandy landing that is clearing the normandy beaches. he will take over when they have the ninth armored division. he will take over combat command be. he is a relatively senior officer. ands senior to clark robert. i feel look at the relationship in thisl the forces area.

cartwright: thank you, vice hair clark and chairman jeffries. ladies and gentlemen, the house majority was won work for promised to the people, for the regular working, ordinary american people. who we promised to stick up for, and this is a promise we've been keeping. promise to clean up government. h.r. 1 takes bold steps in that direction. promised to bring down the skyrocketing cost of medications.l we've done that. currentsed to fight the administration's efforts to dismantle health care for people pre-existing conditions. it was astonishing when we spring that the attorney general of the united decided toliam barr, throw the full weight of our american justice department to invalidate t the patient protection and affordable care act. astonished to learn that. when i asked the attorney general myself what happens if the lawsuit, what's your plan, he said, well, that's not department. and vice chair clark is right. upwards of g about 80 million americans. i heard as high as 130 million with pre-existing conditions who are left on hooks while

it would be a nervy finish asjohn leon clarke. john williams leon clarke. it would be a nervy finish asjohn williams giving away side late hope. united hung on and i threw to round four. we have had our moments, we tried our luck at times. but i think we have gone toe to toe with them and we are proud of the players. chelsea enjoyed a more calm afternoon, beating nottingham forest 2—0. the winger had a say in chelsea's second as well. the eight times champions are through. if i had one thing to say negatively, did we put oi'i thing to say negatively, did we put on there and set about? no we didn't. and i would have liked to have seen a bit more. tottenham had to survive a scare across middlesbrough. the lead forjust 11 minutes, the six goals a season in the two sides will meet again in a replay. there was one shock exit as crystal palace were knocked out. powers also ended the game with ten men. these players were booked, but for the first time this season the referee used var to make a judgment, and it changed his initialjudgemen

jones and clark will meet in their office. what clark reports is that he sees a headquarters back now up, burning secret documents and taken down maps. jones is in his office, not taking reports are making decisions. after john since two companies up here, machine gunfire starts to break out. jones says to clark at that point, i thrown in everything i have it your flight. the 106th division will move headquarters back here, in the seventh armored division will have this fight. quickly to go through the actual day to day fighting here. seventh armored division will arrive in the first two days, it's just a series of crisis. they were thrown into the line. this is going on throughout the north shoulder. american divisions are arriving down here and extending this line. you start to see what becomes an elongated goose egg here and you start seeing the bulge around boston to form as germans move forward. by the 18th, the line is not really a line, the seventh armored division and hundred six division are defending a circular horse

clarke: how does c.b.p. determine what expenses qualify as consumeables or medical care. >> let me help chief hastings with that. we use the medparagraph system administered through i.c.e. the d.h.s. system that pace for the care. ms. clarke: hold on a second. provide us examples of the types of projects or activities which consumeables and medical care funds have been obligated or expended since. dr. eastman: absolutely. thank you for the supplemental funding. in response to that there are more than 40 locations that now have contract medical support. they have a standardized formulary of medications and equipment that's used to care for the migrants in custody. that is a clear example of how money's been appropriated from the supplemental to help further the care of children in our custody. ms. clarke: how is that reflenished? how do the subcontractors, are they -- dr. eastman: i'm not an expert in their supply chain management. but they have a system that replenishes those. the supplemental pays for that.

clark. as katherine we had a very robust discussion at the caucus this morning on a few different topics. there will be a resolution of ruleproval related to a that has been proffered by the department of education and secretary of education betsy devos that would restrict the ability of individual americans who have been defrauded as it relates to their pursuit for .igher education there is $1.5 trillion of student debt in this nation, it around ther aspirations, hopes, dreams, and abilities of younger americans who want to start a family, purchase a home and live the american dream. we will take action this week as it relates to that proposed rule by secretary devos. we had a discussion about that. we also had a discussion about what is taking place in puerto rico in terms of the malpractice of the administration. people of puerto rico, american citizens who have died in war after war on behalf of our great country, but right now have suffered through the intensity of a devastating hurrica

patients between mandela and dick clarke hit the headlines. in january $995.00 i heated disputes during a cabinet meeting which forced dick clarke and mandela to stage a public reconciliation for the media. the main focus of our discussion. was our past not working relationship. our discussion was frank. and with keratin some detail. with all of the issues which caused the recent confrontation between us. we did not ask for an apology we are asked for the recognition of al good faith. honesty and our integrity. in the process of the confrontation also my confidence in the president was shaken. and our talk this morning achieved also. the race to relation of that confidence. i'm shaking you know you want movement on the sleeve. often about 18 months the a.n.c. started to feel they've had enough of a learning experience. and then they started to try and silence me because i was not only an executive deputy president i was also the political leader of the main political opposition part and they were trying to say i cannot in public criticize the

and we are joined by kristen clarke.he is head of the lawyers committee for civil rights under law. she is an washington, d.c. kristen clarke, today we are expected to see a battle between senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and the minority leader chuck schumer. they will debate for several hours about what is going to take place. then there is going to be 24 hours for both the house managers, the prosecutors, the democrats come and president lawyers lawyers. and as mitch mcconnell laid out the rules last night, these 24 hours each half to be over two days each. 12 hour days. clearly, wanting to make this extremely fast. in a debate over whether there will be witnesses. then there will be 16 hours where the senators will weigh in. they are kind of like jurors. they are all sitting there, can't have any phones. they can't actually get up and ask questions of both sides. they have to hand questions to chief justice john roberts, who then read out there questions -- apparently, this will go on for about 16 hours. can yo

i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook.ou for waking up with us. >> still some rain i think coming in by the weekend. >> late saturday early sunday. and that may be really about it. >> for awhile. >> early february does not look good not for rain if you're looking for that. 40s and 50s a little bit cooler air drier air came in. otherwise it's nothing compared to yesterday. 40s and 50s look for mostly clear in the morning. then we'll go partly to mostly cloudy. even though high pressure is our fair weather friend clouds still pay a visit.

clark: thank you, mr. chairman. as always, thank you for your leadership. let me start by saying that our thoughts and prayers are with american troops and diplomats in iraq and around the world at this time. despite what the president has tweeted, all is not well. as the world witnessed last night, the president's actions last week have set off a avalanche of chaos that endangers our service members, diplomats, iraqi people, and americans. we must commit to de-escalating this crisis in front of us. to theand the house plans this week to -- to that end the house plans this week to vote on a war powers resolution to reconfirm congress' -- congress' long established oversight responsibilities by mandating that if no further congressional action is taken, the administration's military hostilities with iran must cease within 30 days. our purpose is clear. we stand ready to keep americans safe and secure and to prevent this from escalating into a war with iran. while we face turmoil abroad, we also must remain focused on keeping americans safe at home. and to do

dwight clark right there.r center will look back on the famous legacy of dwight clark's came-changing touchdown catch in the 1981 title game. the centerpiece of the program is the book. "letters to 87" of fans remembering that moment. tickets are $50 and will include a special copy of the book in that photo dwight clark number 87. you can't watch this enough. incredible. >> that will always be incredible. >> yeah. . >> and i hear steve young. some other past 49ers will be there for all of that. >> big debate over the weekend, sal, we're talking about who is the best quarterback of all time. of course joe montana pops up. people saying drew brees. >> yeah, you know i'm bias so i can't give you. you know who i think it is. >>> good morning everyone. let's go out and take a look at the commute. in case you're just joining us we did have a deadly crash on highway 1 in pacifica coming down the hill still closed there because of this deadly crash. they're still cleaning up the area and doing the investigation. the b

general clark, just in terms of what u.s.vilians should be prepared for in the region and elsewhere, what happens now? >> well, we'll tighten up security, we'll be working with host nation governments and their security forces and we'll deploy additional intelligence assets. we'll be on guard on this. these are the purely defensive measures. we've had this in place since the first bin laden strikes in the 1990s. we're much better at defending ourselves now than we were then so we've got a reasonable chance. there's nothing that's going to stop a couple of missiles flying into the american embassy in baghdad if that's what the rackies -- rac iraqis -- we don't have any anti-missile defense system if we got an early warning, maybe we would teake action. we're going to certainly be more alert. we're reinforcing our troop presence so we can deploy security forces these are pru prudent measures tactically. but the question is strategic, where is this going? >> commander liphold, where do you this i this nk this is goin vis-a-vis i

. >> and i'm dave clark and we're going straight to sal because of a deadly crash this morning in pacifica. >> we do have the crash on southbound highway 1 near manner drive getting down before we go to our reporter on the scene i wanted to let you know that the alternate route to get around this is sharp nar park. but now let's go to ktvu's alyssa harrington who is live along highway 1 with an update on this deadly crash. >> good morning. behind me are the two vehicles involved in this crash. it's hard to make them out. you can tell this is a very bad crash. very high speeds. what you're looking at is a dodge charger and also a mercedes. what we know at this time is that the dodge charger entered in the northbound direction from manner drive and then collided with the mercedes suv. the driver of that dodge charger was pronounced dead at the scene. that's an adult male age 25 to 35 years old. then the passenger of the charger, a female also around that same age was transported to the hospital. the driver of the mercedes also an adult was injured but we don't know the extend of those injuri

. >> and good morning i'm dave clark. i don't think we'll see rain this moare getting our beauty sleep. pam, you don't need any but and the morning you're fine. there might be a little fog other than that we'll start off with sun. and it will be very late tonight. so it's still on the north coast and has a long way to go. 20s for a few. 30s for many. another cold morning out there. 30s, even 20s. hope valley 28 degrees. 30s across the board here. this system will sweep in this afternoon. very light rain continue. 50s to the north upper 50s to a few low 60s near san jose. 401, here he is. he was a busy man yesterda okay right now. we had a couple of overnight accidents that have cleared up unfortunmonte pass. 680 there accident that just cleared up and traffic is doing very well. there have been no major incidents on the east bay commute. and so does the bay bridge toll plaza. >>> we are following that brkiout of gilroy this morning where several families have been displaced by an apartment fire overnight. it happened at a

clark. [applause] >> hello. i want to thank the vail symposium for inviting me to participate in this panel. there is no debate that the free exercise of religion is of foundational importance in our country, and issued, come as no surprise that i believe religious exemptions from certain laws have legitimate place in our system of order liberty. i was the general counsel of the united church of christ, which in 2014 successfully brought a lawsuit declaring north carolina's criminalization of the religious solemnization of same-sex marriages to be an unconstitutional violation of our clergy and congregants right to free exercise their religious beliefs. however, there is debate about where the place for religious exemptions is. for example, the courts have recently been called upon to resolve questions such as whether business providers abood's and services frequently used in wedding services may decline to provide those goods and services when that business owners religious beliefs do not embrace same-sex marri

i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. there's a lot of fog out there. >> now marin county sonoma county didn't get in on that. >> the cars were wet, the roads were wet. >> no the fog. >> i should have been clearer. >> thank you for clarifying. >> my pleasure. yesterday was about solano county and contra costa county. things are call close to where they should be or slightly below but the one 01 corridor up to petaluma and santa rosa even over to the napa airport. there's still some out in the eastern solano county. so that looks to be the focus of the heaviest fog 40s, 50s next for most. this will be better system for rain. not a lot but i would think this time. maybe 1/4" for some today after the fog mostly sunny on the temps. sal's here he will be looking at your screen. >> looking at orinda and i a little ad con here. and it's westbound 24 it's been there for a little bit and we've just been watching it because the earlier it is the less impact we'll have as we start getting closer to 5. otherwise, i think we're off to

>> general wesley clark, thank you for your perspective this morning. sorry to cut it short. we've got a lot to get to. thank you very much. >>> we're getting new pictures in from the streets in tehran. let's put those up for people to see. these are demonstrations, tens of thousands of people on the street protesting the u.s. air strike that killed the iranian general qasem soleimani. the implications, what does it mean? christian amanpour joins us next. hmph... (food grunting menacingly) when the food you love doesn't love you back, stay smooth and fight heartburn fast with tums smoothies. ♪ tum tum-tum tum tums with tums smoothies. you always want to be able to for your patients.f get them out of pain, get them out of pain fast. we have a new product out there: sensodyne rapid relief. if you use it on monday, by thursday, you'll be enjoying that chocolate ice cream again. they can start it, and 3 days later, i know that they're going to have the results they were looking for. i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com, the fair and honest bidding site. an ipad wor

i'm dave clark. pam cook has the day off. and steve paulson is right over here. >> it might come in late tomorrow. some cloud coverage to the north might hold up a few of those temps. we are looking for those systems to eventually work their way here. 30s for many including napa airport. so a lot of 30s here. our system is still wrapping up. when they do this they're developing. they'll slow down. so increasing clouds today. maybe not that much. i don't know where that came from. 50s on the #2e6r7s unless you're in the north and you can't see your temps. . >> you saw them the same time i saw them. >> okay good. >> good morning that's funny. you can see traffic is moving along okay. no major issues coming in. we're also looking at some of these far away commutes and we're looking at highway 17. so all these commutes are off to a good start. and so does 280 in san jose. 4 :01 let's go back to the desk. who will be the managers to present the house's case. then later today they will vote to send the articles of impeachment. and

. >> and i'm dave clark. it's an overturned car in oakland coming down the hill from the tunnel on westbound 24 near broadway. an overturned car still the scene there. it is not causing a big traffic jam right now. as we look at the east bay there's not a lot going on it's wet and rainy. i don't see >>> all right. sal, our system has arrived. it's beginning to make its way towards the south and there it is right ther took awhile to g that should be gone by denning 10:00 in the morning. see how the system is finally getting its act together. there's not much upstream. morning rain and cooler and breezy. you know those two. 50s and breezy today. >>> time is 4:01. new this morning a bad crash on treasure island. the police are investigating a hit if run suspect who was killed. the driver first slammed into a porsche. then the driver sped away but moments later crashed into a tree on 9th street near avenue h. that driver was pro noinsed dead at that second crash scene. the fire department was there at both of tho

. >> and good morning i'm dave clark. we saw some wet roads this morning. >> steve's here. >> a lot of rain. better tomorrow. yesterday was all about the is chuli fog. napa airport's down to a quarter mile. and livermore is in there and back into it comings stockton and tracy so again now it's north and east. keep an eye on some of those forms as well along the peninsula. so far visibility doesn't show that in between systems 1/10". so not too bad. after that we'll have mostly sunny skies. 40s on the temps for most or 50s because of some of that cloud cover and the fog. so there's a lot of moisture in the air. the next system coming in will be a better producer but that will be here tomorrow. 50s on the temps. watch out for the fog. my fog brother mr. sergey -- sal castaneza. >> if if it is affecting you if . 4:01 let's go back to the desk. >>> president trump will address the nation this morning after the missile attack by iran on two bases where american troops are stationed. in the herbal base in the kurdish region of

thursday morning january 16th i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. thank you for waking up with us this morning unfortunately we have to start with some bad news in traffic. a fatal accident in pacific a sal and all lanes are closed here. >> let me show you what's going on here. we have a crew on the scene southbound highway 1. this is just past skyline. you can see this car here was coming up the hill in the wrong way this is in pacifica and coming this way. this is the fast lane going southbound this car should have been over here driving up that steep hill but it was on the other side there and a fatal crash occurred just after 3:00. you can still see a big response. southbound highway 1 after skyline is closed you're going to have to stay on skyline and then use sharp park to do that if you're driving on 280 you can use westboro. right now southbound highway 1 is closed an and we will have more on this coming up in just a little bit. >> it's wet and windy out there, let's go to steve. >> all right. sal, it's almost here. it's main lima rin county

. >> and i'm dave clark. steve paulson is here with the weather. >> north of the golden gate. >> yes. >> it's on its way. a weak system again. ukiah has light rain. santa rosa says cloudy. i thbe all right here. when it rains it just gets too busy. >> i know. >> a lot of cloud cover. fog in with temps the upper 40s and 50s. as the morning hours progress. then we'll get a little more rain in here. it's not much of a system. they'll be a lot of cloud cover and a little bit of rain. not much. there will be some coming in. but 1/3" maybe more a little bit more marin county. 50s on the temps. speaking of the man here he is. 4:01. hopefully he will tell us it will be okay. >> yesterday, you didn't have much to do. >> it's going to be like a monday even though it's a tuesday. let's go out and take a look at 580. as you drive through the area. there's just been a new crash reported just a few minutes ago. westbound 580. it's so new the indicator's not even there. there it is. so chp is heading to that crash scene. we

pam cook is off today i'm dave clark. steve paulson is busy but not too busy. >> tomorrow will be the busier day. with the cloud cover coming in it's going to be a cool day. our system will drag across high level clouds here. can you see some of those are already beginning to move in. there's fog there as well. a little bit around petaluma also around novato. if that's your commute or that's your drive. 20s, 30s on the temps. it's a cold one with the cloud cover coming in. late tonight, tomorrow morning. 50s, low to mid. sal's here at 4:33. hopefully things are okay. >> yeah, it's a nice-looking commute. it always starts this way at this hour. but for now we're looking at the peninsula and we're also looking at these east bay commutes and the south bay. all three of them look very good and that includes contra costa county and marin county as well. so we're off to a good start. 4:33. let's get back to the desk. >>> today governor gavin newsome will be in fresno. yesterday he was in riverside county visiting an emergency s

good morning i'm dave clark. >>with steve paulson. >> yesterday there was very are temperatures to bump up a bit and it will stay there. that system is heading north. so except for a little fog in the high clouds 50s and 60s on the temps. here's sal. >> steve, good morning right now. we do see that traffic is going to be light if you are driving at the bay bridge for example. you can see traffic is light. no major issues. driving to 880 also looks very good. it's a dry commute. and we don't see anything going on on the major east bay freeways. at 4:00. let's go back to the desk. >> growing fears around the world about the corona virus which is still spreading. 6,000 new cases were reported in china. also a plane evacuating 200 americans in china just passed a health screening test in alaska. the first cases in the united arab emirates have been reported. international travel hub for asia, africa, and europe. >> and reportedly the white house is considering banning all travel between the united states and china. b

. >> and good morning i'm dave clark. and on this friday morning again we're talking about fog around the bay area. steve paulson's our expert. >> more so than yesterday. there's a little bit more forming and we have clearing that took place. that allows that fog to form. 40s to low 50s. but the fog already some forming that did not have it yesterday. so something to keep in mind. we'll have a little more sun today but clouds continue to move on through. and as they do we'll get a mix of sun clouds. some systems on the way for late saturday into sunday morning. 50s, 60s. mid 60s for some. allie's here and hopefully to tell us things are quiet to start. >> you'll see a little bit of slow traffic at westbound 205 because of some of that overnight road work they're doing there and clearing up. if you're driving westbound 4. there's a broken down vehicle play careful attention to that. bay bridge toll plaza nice and empty at this hour and we do have a warning from the chp about foggy conditions right now at the carquinez brid

. >> and i'm dave clark. and steve paulson is here >>> it's dry we don't have to worry about your commute. it looks good but we have lots of 30s. we'll probably get a few 20s to the north and temperatures in the 20s to the north. 30s for many. kelseyville 32. vallejo 38. lots of sunshine today. 50s on the temps to a few near 60. here he is. i hope everything's okay. >> things are pretty good steve. i like the way we're starting off this friday. if you are driving to oakland 880 north and 580 west doing very well. both directions really and if you're driving out to the commute here in the east bay or off to a nice start including the altamonte pass as you drive on 205 and 580. >>> new this morning in palo alto the police are busy investigating the overnight robbery in a safeway store that happened around midnight. we're hearing the suspect stormed into the store and stole from the pharmacy. that has not yet been confirmed by palo alto police. the police also haven't said whether they're actively searching for

. >> and i'm dave clark and steve paulson is here as well talking about being a little chilly this morning. >> it's clear. otherwise no rain. late tonight tomorrow we'll get a good football forecast. it will fall apart by the noon hour cloudy. no change for the entire week. 53 to 55 for the temps. that's a little below average for everyone. we have clear skies expect for a little patch or two of fog. 30s on many of the temps, yes, it's cold but we'll have lots of sunshine. late tonight into early saturday for some light rain. 50s on the temps today. 5:00 in the morning. >> it's so good i've been having conversations with my employees right over here who are still talking. my employees. my co-workers. my employees listen to me. westbound 580 coming up altamonte pass a little bit of slow traffic. northbound 280 getting up to highway 17 that looks good. so basically i'm their employee. that's the way it really works. 5:01 let's go back to the desk. >>> we have new information this morning breaking news out of florida. our sister station confirms there is no active shooter. right now you're ta

i'm dave clark. pam cook is off and steve is not. steve, the ground was wet when i left the house? >>> a little rain overnight in the wind is picking up with a better system on thursday and maybe that wind woke you up. a pretty good north-northwest breeze. about .1 inches. the system is flying out of the picture. it came out of the northwest and coming in behind it, another one but not until probably early tuesday with 30s, 40s on the temps that may go down a little bit. the system flew through and is moving to the south. partly cloudy, cool and breezy and windy. here is mr. sal castaneda. >>> good morning to you. we start with highway 24 and you can see it looks pretty good driving to the tunnel with no major problems here. this is 582 the richmond bridge and a good stathere and might want to give yourself five minutes but it's nice at the bay bridge toll plaza. at 4:01, back to the dspeaker n later this morning meets with fellow democrats to decide what to do about the impeachment of president dona

i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us this morning you're waking up wondering is it going to rain on me? >> on you? >>. >> me. >> maybe later. maybe later. . >>> there's some light rain on the way. maybe to the north this morning. through the morning and the afternoon. then we'll start to see this system drop a little bit southward. against some light rain already to the north. we'll kind of have to wait for this system, the wind is east southeast. so not that strong. 40s on 50s on the temps. i doubt these change. maybe northern napa sonoma there's not a lot there. this system will take a lot to get there. rain will develop far less to the south but north of the colden gate. >> 50s on the temps to near 60 for some down to the south. 4:31. is there anything new or are we still okay. >> we're seeing some signs that the commute is beginning to ramp a 16-minute drive still looks good. there's a little bit of a back up in some of these lanes at the bay bridge toll plaza. so this first hour you're still

. >> and i'm dave clark. steve paulson is here talking about how much warmer it's going to get. >> first we'll look at my cabana here and look at the temperatures in miami about 68 degrees. 68 degrees. cloud cover continues to spill in but we're still in the 40s to a few 50s and look for mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies. highs are bumping up as the ridge of high pressure will hold stead ewe all thway into friday. mid 60s. a few upper 60s you guys. >>> the number of confirmed cases of the corona virus in china continues to grow and at least 170 people have died. there are about 70 cases and 15 other countries including 5 cases here in the u.s. now china is putting up several new hospitals in the area around wuhan the center of the outbreak and the world health organization is meeting today to decide if the outbreak should be declared a public health of international concern. the outbreak is having a global impact on travel. american, delta, and united airlines are cutting down on the number of flights apple

poll showed clark behind -- i'm sorry, no poll showed clark ahead by fewer than ten percentage points going into the final days of that election. senate election. what happens in both iowa and ,innesota is that pro-lifers roman catholics, leafleted church parking lots on the sunday before the election and in iowa, and dick clark loses the election to roger jepson and in minnesota, pro-life republicans capture all three of those elections. the governorship and both senate seats, all of them on a pro-life campaign. when i was doing research at the university of wyoming in laramie, which for some reason the correspondence crackle with excitement when the results of the 1978 election come in, because he realizes he's got his issue that is going to galvanize this new movement of the religious right. and, in fact, he uses that to full advantage in the 1980 election, which of course goes against jimmy carter, and evangelical, who is running for the reelection against ronald reagan, whose credentials are let's say more tenuous than jimmy carter's were. ronald reagan for whatever his qualities

it's monday, january 13 and i'm dave clark. >>> good morning. i'm pam cook and thank you for joining us. >>> we are back in black, monday morning. >> you two are. >>> we had rain overnight and we will get l the next system c in, another weak system that will give more rain than what we had from the little guy that came by this morning. the streets are little bit wet, not all the way but a little bit out there. 30s and 40s on the temps. sunshine and then rain late tonight and 50s on the temps. sal is here at 4:30 and still says good things? >>> pretty good things. we do have traffic at the bay bridge. westbound 80, some slowing and some outside lanes and it is monday, and people are beginning to show up with not a lot of clouding. but there are more cars showing up and you can see westbound 580 is already crowded at 205. 680 looks good on the benicia bridge and 80 looks good on the carquinez bridge. >>> a small volcano in the philippines is erupting with thousands of people living near the volcano being evacuated and hundreds of thousands of othe

—— and a clerk there. —— anna clark.carlos ghosn, entered the country legally. mr ghosn was on bail injapan, awaiting trial on financial misconduct charges, and his passports had been confiscated. reports in lebanon suggest a group of musicians who played at his house in tokyo smuggled him out in an instrument case. rupert wingfield—hayes has more. last march, carlos ghosn disguised himself as a construction worker as he attempted to slip past the waiting media on his release from jail. now, he has succeeded in slipping out ofjapan, perhaps in another disguise. even his own defence team have been left dumbfounded, unable to explain how mr ghosn did it. translation: we didn't know anything about it. it's a complete surprise. we still have all his passports. somehow mr ghosn managed to board a privatejet and last night he landed here, in the lebanese capital, beirut. he said he had not fled japanese justice, but escaped from injustice. this is a truly extraordinary development in what was already an extraordinary story. ja