clayton: it is an interesting consideration.he future is active management in particular will be some combination, a hybrid between machines, intelligence, software and human's. s. i think machines are really good st automating the menial task that humans are maybe a little slower at. humans have a sense of judgment, especially when it comes to investment for the long-term. it is really hard for machines to model. that is why you have seen investors in active space with really impressive track records that are still doing things by the books, investing in a lot of these quantitative funds. we see the future as a hybrid between the two. emily: clayton gardner, we will keep our eye on you. still ahead, twitter is intensifying its efforts to combat disinformation in political ads by unveiling a new policy. what is different this time? we will discuss, next. ♪ emily: tesla's revenue ramped up last year as model thre3 producn problems resolved. the netherlands became the company's number three market worldwide. china saw sales drop.

clayton: absolutely, thanks for having me.ctively manages user capital and a portfolio of stocks at an affordable price. importantly, our research team works behind the scenes to in-app insights through videos. when you think about the investing landscape today, you have the do-it-yourself trading apps that leaves the user to fend for themselves. you have set it and forget it passage solutions which essentially -- set and forget passage solutions divorce the investor from the portfolio where the investor is not actually learning. and then in the middle, you have managed products like hedge funds that are inaccessible for most investors. in a nutshell, you can think of titan as the modern portfolio manager in your pocket at an affordable price that keeps you in the loop as to what is driving your portfolio. emily: what kind of customers are you targeting? clayton: our target customer today is a midcareer professional. someone who wants to engage in -- actively participate in markets, but does not have the experience, time or re

efforts with myesha braden from the lawyers committee for civil rights under the law and jeffrey clayton from the american bail coalition. and cq roll call lobbying reporter kate ackley talks about the national rifle association and its influence in washington. the sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" live this morning at 7:00. join the discussion. >> secretary of state mike pompeo announced friday that the u.s. is suspending the .ntermediate range he said russia has six months to comply with the terms of the treaty or it would be terminated. pompeo: good morning, everyone. at the core, president trump's foreign policy are few, simple truths. the security of the american people must be our greatest consideration. the agreement must serve american interest. countries must be held accountable when they break the rules. for years, russia has violated the terms of the nuclear forces treaty without remorse. russia remains in material breach of its treaty obligations not to produce, possess or flight tested ground launched enemy system with the remains of between 500 and 1500 kilometers

the clayton act was an act about -- was enacted 30 or so years later. what that did amongst others, as it was amended later, was address how you can get damages, how the merger laws are through the clayton act, but the monopolization and price-fixing fall under the sherman act. but they form largely what we enforce at the federal level in our competition laws. host: are today's communication firms and tech firms, do they complicate antitrust? makan: they are constantly changing the marketplace in antitrust. they are adding new competition. what is great is that as you have more innovation, we have new methods of communicating with each other. we can use the old line of copper wires to make a phone call to each other, or we can use internet protocol-based communications, mechanisms over the internet, or we can use facetime. as each new innovation enters the marketplace, it changes our market analysis for competition. certainly as you have a greater ability to add and lower the cost to add more competitors, it becomes less of a concern when some of those

(philippe)nats- aspara drive in clayton -- off limits for the time being... the road off marsh creek road washed out by the rushing water flowing down the creek... forcing drivers to find another way into town.nats- the volume of water gives you an idea of what's soaking into the soil. contra costa county public works crews were riding up and down marsh creek and morgan territory roads... pushing fallen mud off the roadways... before a serious mudlside leads to a closure.nats in san pablo... county public works judith court.... where the overnight rains led to clogged drains... and, eventually flooding.joe pandoc/neighbor- "most of the time, when it's a big rain, uh, the rain accumulates in this culdisac." public works used a specialized truck that vacuums catch basins and culverts to clear the drains. there was no reported damage.nats- and, in walnut creek... a large oak tree slipped down a hill early in the morning... falling on homestead avenue. the road remained closed for several hours, after the city's public works d

. >> congressman adam clayton powell of new york. the former president of manhattan.ive secretary of naacp, cochairman of the pilgrimage. all writing that freedom train. may 17, a friday. a workday. took time off to come. left the children with grandma. got up early in the morning. our church hired buses. are coming from detroit, chicago, st. louis, north and south, and there are college students, lawyers, teachers, all kinds of folks, thousands and thousands. some are losing a day's pay to come. some are risking their jobs. , better noten told go if you know what's good for you. but we are here. we are coming. we want to be a part of this great day. ♪ [singing] ♪ >> listen to us. this is why we have come here. >> personally i am going on it because i am a negro in the united states, and i feel that it is time for the governing body of this country to make a stand on the issue of equality for the negro in the united states. we have petitioned, petition, and petition. this pilgrimage will show progress that we are tired of being second-class citizens. our people have c

congressman adam clayton powell of new york.secretary of naacp, cochairman of the prayer pilgrimage. all writing that freedom train. that freedom train. a friday. a workday. the time off to come. let the children with the grandma. got up early in the morning. our church hired buses. you do delegations are coming from the trite, chicago, st. louis, north and south, and there are college students, lawyers, teachers, all kinds of folks. thousands and thousands. pay toe losing a day's come. some are risking their jobs. , better notng told go if you know what is good for you. but we are here. we are coming. we want to be a part of this great day. ♪ >> ♪ [singing] ♪ >> listen to us. this is why we have come here. i'm going on because i am a negro in the united states. and i feel he get his time for the governing body in this land to make an issue -- make a stand on the issue of equality for the negro in the united states. we have petitioned and petitioned and perdition. >> i feel that this pilgrimage will show congress that we are tir

>> clayton sandell tonight. clayton, thank you. >>> next tonight, special counsel robert mueller revealing new clues about the case against roger stone. prosecutors describing the evidence against him as volume luminous and complex. it including e-mail accounts, bank records and devices spanning several years. president trump's long-time ally was indicted for lying to congress, obstruction of justice and witness tampering. stone calls the indictment, quote, flawed and has pleaded not guilty. he's due back in court tomorrow. >>> there's also news tonight about the largest fentanyl bust in american history. u.s. customs and border protection seized more than 250 pounds of the synthetic opioid, 100 times more powerful than morphine. authorities say it was found in a secret compartment of a produce truck at the port of entry between mexico and nogales, arizona. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this thursday. the mid-air scare. the passenger jet from l.a. to new york suddenly turning back. w

. >> clayton parks. >> reporter: today, five moments of silence. all weekend, somber reflections of respect. five lives violently taken by a man who also shot five officers. lost at the henry pratt plant, clayton parks, an incredible father, says wife abbey. russell beyer, a gentle giant, his family says, father of two. vicente juarez, granddad to eight. trevor wehner, a 21-year-old intern killed on his first day. josh pinkard, alive long enough to send one final message. his wife tara honoring the father of three on facebook writing, i received a text at 1:24 from my precious husband that said, i love you, i've been shot at work. >> my husband was wonderful. he was brilliant. he was -- he was the best person i've ever met in my life. >> reporter: police say 45-year-old gary martin, a convicted felon, was ordered to surrender the gun he used shortly after he bought it in 2014 but never did. while sadness reigns, so does gratitude for the brave men and women charging toward danger friday, protecting, serving. ron mott, nbc news, chicago. >>> to flor

clayton parks, trevor's supervisor an also graduate of n.i.u. vicente juarez, a hardworking family man who lived with his wife, daughter and grandchildren on a quiet street in oswego. russ, a machinist and father of two children. now as we have done so many times before in congress i will soon ask that we pause for a moment of silence. but this time, i would ask each of you to also think of the voting card that each of us carries on the house floor and the responsibility that you carry with that card. because this week, we will finally be voting on legislation for effective and universal background checks for all gun sales. this is legislation supported by both republicans an democrats in congress and supported by 97% of the american people. so our hearts go out to the family and friends of the victims left behind and now i ask that we pause for a moment of silence. the speaker pro tempore: all members will rise for a moment of silence. >> i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? >

>>> clayton, thank you. >>> next to the political vie sis in virginia. the governor initially the one lieutenant governor na faces a second allegation of sexual assault. tom llamas is just back from virginia. >> reporter: the week began with demands that virginia governor ralph northam resign after admitting he once wore blackface. it ends with calls for virginia's second in command to step down as well. >> what message do you have for virginia residents? >> we'll have our say. i'm confident in the truth. thank you so much. >> reporter: lieutenant governor justin fairfax now facing a new accusation of sexual assault. meredith watson, one of his classmates at duke, says fairfax raped her in 2000. tonight, the lieutenant governor calling the allegation "demonstrably false," insisting "i have never forced myself on anyone ever." watson is the second woman to come forward this week. dr. vanessa tyson alleges fairfax forced her to perform oral sex in a hotel room at the 2004 democratic national convention. fairfax says their encounter was consensual. >> do yo

reporting live in clayton tonight, kpix 5. >>> let's talk elevation now. we will go to the higher elevations first. the place is very likely to continue to see snow overnight. those will be mount st. helena, out diablo, all have seen snow and will continue to see snowfall overnight tonight. perhaps several inches. let's go lower in elevation. grizzly peak, mission peak, and the summit of highway 17. now we go even lower with a minimal but not zero chance of snowfall, the city of santa rosa, twin peaks in san francisco, and san bruno mountain with a 20% chance of seeing some snow tonight. winter weather advisory lasts until sunrise tomorrow. all of our hills seeing snowfall, the most widespread snow in eight years overnight tonight. >>> another place that might see snow tonight, twin peaks, this would be a very rare phenomenon, it has not snowed in san francisco in 43 years. betty is on twin peaks right now. betty. >> reporter: that is right, 43 years ago, that was 1976 and twin peaks saul five inches of snow at that time. that is not what we are expecting

here's abc's clayton sandell now. >> i'm hiking on a trail. a mountain lion. >> reporter: in the wild, like here in montana, big cats can mean big trouble, especially if you don't see them coming. >> hey! back up! >> reporter: and tonight, near ft. collins, colorado, a jogger is recovering after telling officials he was attacked by a young mountain lion sneaking up from behind, biting his face and wrist. the jogger fought for his life, breaking free, then suffocating the lion using his hands, feet and rocks. >> our veterinarians will take a look to determine whether there was any kind of disease, if he was maybe starving. >> reporter: mountain lion attacks are extremely rare. less than 20 people killed in a century. but with more people living and playing in their territory, encounters like these are more common. if you do ever come face-to-face, experts say, don't run. raise your arms to look bigger. turn and face the cat and talk firmly. and, if you have to, fight back. tonight, we're told that injured jogger is shaken, but doing okay. and m

>> clayton, thank you. >>> when we come back here tonight, we remember a legend. >>> also, what we're learning now about the woman discovered in a suitcase outside new york city and what her family is now saying. that's ahead right here tonight. >>> and here's what's coming up tomorrow night on "20/20," a case we have followed for years. >> a mother, a wife, her second husband, dead, her first husband, dead. his body exhumed. and then, her daughter poisoned. the story stunned the nation. >> she came pretty close to getting away with it. >> now, new details, and the david muir prison interview that made headlines. >> stacey caster is convicted of murdering her husband, convicted of attempted murder with her own daughter. she's walking towards us, and we wonder -- what is she going to say this time? >> the "20/20" event, friday >> the "20/20" event, friday night, 9:00/8:00 central on abc. " farxiga, along with diet and exercise, helps lower a1c in adults with type 2 diabetes. it's one pill a day. and although it's not a weight-loss drug, it may help you lose weight. do not take if aller

>> thank you, clayton. >>> when we come back, a woman n discovered in a suitcase in new york. >>> and tomorrow, what's coming up on "20/20." a story we've covered for years. >>> a mother, a wife, her first husband, dekd. her second husband, dead. then, her daughter poisons. now, new details, and the david muir prison interview that made headlines. >> stacy caster is convicted of murdering her husband, convicted of attempted murder of her own daughter. and she's walking towards us and we wonder, what is she going to say this time? >> the "20/20" event, friday on abc. family and farxiga, the pill that starts with "f." farxiga, along with diet and exercise, helps lower a1c in adults with type 2 diabetes. it's one pill a day. and although it's not a weight-loss drug, it may help you lose weight. do not take if allergic to farxiga. if you experience symptoms of a serious allergic reaction such as rash, swelling, difficulty breathing or swallowing, stop taking and seek medical help right away. do not take farxiga if you have severe kidney problems, are on dialysis or have bladder cancer. te

>> all right, clayton, thank you. >>> next tonight, to the hit and run manhunt in california at this hour. a driver running into a 7-year-old girl, sending her right into the air. the girl does survive this, in fact, she jumps back up, but authorities do want to find the driver tonight. abc's marci gonzalez with the vizio, we warn you, it is difficult, and again, she is okay. >> reporter: those terrified screams from a 7-year-old girl as she's hit by a car. tonight, police in california are searching for the driver. >> if that was me, i would stop, make sure the kid was all right. >> reporter: surveillance video from a neighbor's house in santa rosa, california, shows hazelann conzet and her brother running across the street saturday. that black sedan then hits hazelann, launching her into the air. she lands several feet away. then, incredibly, gets up and runs away. her brother, damion, rushes to find help as the car takes off. >> i felt like i was about to pass out. >> reporter: because you were scared? tonight, hazelann is okay,ther than some bumps and bruises, as has this message

aspara drive just off marsh creek road in clayton was washed out because of the rain. in much of contra costa county... flooding and downed trees were a serious problem... forcing drivers to find another way around. county public works crews were riding up and down marsh creek and morgan territory roads ... pushing fallen mud off the roadways ... trying to prevent a serious mudlside from closing the road. the rains also led to clogged drains... and eventually flooding in san pablo. ( robin ) county public works crews also used a specialized truck which vacuums catch basins and culverts to clear the drains. there was no reported damage. in walnut creek... there were also reports of downed trees in the area... forcing road closures... but no injuries or serious damage were reported. ( robin ) in the peninsula... crews continue to fix a mudslide in san francisco's bernal heights that caused part of a road to be closed. the city had to bring a bulldozer to scoop up th

here's abc's clayton sandell. >> reporter: travis kaufman says it was his first time running this trailear ft. collins, colorado, and it was almost his last. >> i turned around and just was pretty bummed out to see a mountain lion chasing me. so, i stopped and i threw my hands up in the air and i started shouting. at which point, it grabbed onto my hand and wrist. >> reporter: with his one free hand, the 31-year-old desperately fights the mountain lion with a large rock. >> i had a hard time swinging it, with my arm in the cat's jaws. and at that point, i stepped on it, on its neck with my right foot. >> reporter: kaufman ended up with nearly 30 stitches, bite wounds and a reputation worthy of chuck norris. >> one of my coworkers, her first reaction when she found out it was travis was, you got to lock that down. >> reporter: mountain lion attacks are so rare here in colorado that kaufman says he may start playing the lottery. david? >> clayton, thank you. >>> when we come back, more than a dozen children rushed to the hospital tonight. authorities say sickened after eating valentine's

and here's abc's clayton sandell. >> reporter: dispatchers could hear it happening. >> there's a huge pile up. people are -- >> ma'am? ma'am? ma'am? ma'am? >> help! >> reporter: car after car, trucks and semis, a tangled smashup unfolding in whiteout chain-reaction chaos sunday on this wisconsin highway. >> which car? >> reporter: rescuers scrambling over icy wrecks find people trapped. >> okay, i'm coming to you, okay? hold on. >> reporter: in one pileup, 131 wrecked cars. 71 people taken to hospitals. one man was killed. >> this is my 27th year, and that was the worst conditions i've ever seen. >> reporter: officials say if you are stuck in a crash like this, the safest place is in your car. and this weekend, more potentially dangerous cold and snow is headed from the plains to the northeast. david? >> all right, clayton, thank you. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this thursday. the well-known actor rushed to the hospital. was it a stroke? the actor known for his roles on "beverly hills 90210" and on "riverdale." we have news on his condition tonight. >>>

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abc's clayton sandell joins us from denver. good morning, clayton. >> reporter: good morning, whit. kenney has known patrick frazee since they were teenagers, her family said and now she has just pleaded guilty to helping him get rid of a key piece of evidence in an ongoing murder investigation. krystal lee kenney, this morning, is an admitted felon. >> is anyone forcing you or placing any pressu o deal with prosecutors that requires her to testify against patrick frazee, the man accused of murdering his fiancee, kelsey berreth, last seen shopping with their daughter thanksgiving day. kenney pleading guilty to getting rid of evidence, berreth's cell phone. >> i learned that patrick frazee had committed a homicide approximately on november 22, 2018 in teller county. i knew that law enforcement would be investigating that crime. i moved the victim's cell phone with an intent to impair the phone's availability in the investigation. >> reporter: she says she only helped frazee after he allegedly threatened her. >> nothing you'd like to say? >> reporter: frazee was charged in december wi

for a silent walk of solidarity saturday afternoon.the five victims -- identified as trevor wehner, clayton parks, russel beyer, vicente juarez, and josh pinkard.brian haynes/victim's friend: "there's just a hard time still trying to cope with with all this."as the friends and families of the victims cope with their loss -- authorities and corporate officials are working together to investigate tragedy. according to police, martin had a lengthy criminal record --including six prior arrests by aurora police and a felony conviction in mississippi. chief kristen ziman / aurora police: "absolutely he was not supposed to be in possession of a firearm."i'm meredith wood reporting. (robin) coming up next on the kron 4 morning news ... new details on a stand off in san jose... and the ups driver police say saved several lives. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the embarcadero. (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. much like yesterday skies will remain clear and dry well throughout the afternoon. daytime highs will peak slightly warmer again into the mid to upper 50'

. >> clayton and his roommate lived on the second floor.>> got my keys, wallet and phone. >> there was a loud explosion and i heard glass falling. >> most of the damage was on the first and second floors. christina matteo lived in a mental unit and her family owned the building. >> it has been in my family for a while. it is pretty upsetting. i called my mom and she said get out. >> the fire started in the front room and firefighters moved quickly. by 4 pm, it was contained. they dealt with power lines and trees finding other obstacles once inside. >> firefighters found the building had been altered from what was normal. with zero visibility and high heat, it takes a little bit extra to find your way to the fire.>> a cat is still missing. the building's owners say they were insured that their concern is for their tenants who were like family and they are worried about where they will go next. the cause is still under investigation. >> still ahead, a woman claims she was fired for taking care of her dying in love. >> they make you feel like they really wanted to get rid of me. >> califo

. >> adam clayton powell, congressman from new york. >> we are faced with a bipartisan, jim crow policyt going to have a successful bipartisan part of lessee until we wipe out our bipartisan jim crow policy. >> charles dean, congressman from the michigan. >> the basic lesson to be learned today is as ancient as time itself. it is that there is power in unity. if there are no restrictions on your political participation back home, and you are not exercising your voting privilege, then you do not deserve the benefits of first- class citizenship. >> cochairwoman reverend martin luther king. >> three years ago, the supreme court of this nation rendered in temple, eloquent, and unequivocal language, a decision which will long be stenciled on the mental sheets of succeeding generations. all men of goodwill, this may 17 decision came as a joyous daybreak to end the long night of human captivity. it came as a great beacon, light of hope to millions of disinherited people throughout the world who had dared only to dream of freedom. unfortunately, this noble lands sublime decision has not gone wi

taken in clayton from marilyn spector's more snow covering mount diablo. spahr with the weather. (dave)a passing cold front will bring widespread rainfall, much cooler temperatures and lowering snow levels to the area early sunday. cool and unsettled conditions appear likely during next week with the potential for more widespread precipitation late in the week. ( marty ) crews have finished a temporary repair to the richmond san-rafael bridge. and a permanent fix is expected to get underway tomorrow. it comes after concrete chunks crashed down thursday --hitting a car and causing traffic chaos. kron 4's sara stinson is joining us now live with a look at what drivers can expect for back to work monday. ( marty ) thanks sara. ( marty )( marty ) in the east bay, investigators are looking into a deadly plane crash. the f-a-a says the single engine plane went down sometime friday night on mount diablo. but the wreckage and the body were not found until saturday. kron 4's dan thorn has the latest. closes off the area--where just beyond is this--wreckage from a p

some isolated thunderstorms as well so you can see from pittsburgh over clayton. it is pouring down through walnut creek also if we zoom out you can see right over san francisco, the golden gate, getting a pouring right now. just west of san mateo, a lighting strike. some active weather for sure across the san mateo bridge, redwood city is pouring. we are looking at heavy downpours and isolated thunderstorms this afternoon. here's a live look at the bay bridge cam. you can see temperatures in the upper 40s to low to mid 50s this afternoon. let's check the wind speeds out there because we're looking at 22 mph winds in sfo. san rafael and vallejo at 60 mph, currently. the satellite radar view, all of this instability is because of this cold, low pressure system. the atmospheric river well to our self and into southern california. let's time it out on future cast story looking at off-and- on showers. this is at 3 pm and were catching son, catching some showers and heavy downpours. here we are for saturday looking at off-and-on showers and into sunday. we are not done

nats- off marsh creek road, on aspara drive in clayton...ushing water from the creek -- overflowing onto the street. drivers hoping to pass through, forced to find another way down the mountain. county public works also monitoring areas prone to mudslides... clearing small slides before they become unmanageable. in contra costa county, philippe djegal, kron four news. (anchor) taking a live look outside-- stormtracker 4 radar. (anchor) time now (anchor) time now (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. very heavyhit the bay area with trees down. some come. see the rain is a little more broken but will become heavy again tonight especially in the north bay. flooding is forecast along the napa an russian rivers as well as the guadalupe in the south bay. rain will turn to showers and windy weather on thursday. showers will continue on friday through the weekend. (vicki) weekend.through the weekend. (vicki) don't forget - you can track the storm and the weather in your neighborhood with the kron-4 mo

the potential to double tariffs on china if a deal isn't reached by march 1st >> clayton, great to haveistening for with trade in particular tonight >> well, first, thanks for having me. i think with trade, you hit the top notes there. the number one thing that everyone is going to be focused on is chooun look for trump to reiterate some of the messaging he has used in the last week or so talking about how we've made great progress, but he is still not going to give in with anything less than a comprehensive deal think one of the things that's underappreciated is the risk of those auto tariffs you mentioned. this is something that i think investors have kind of put on the back burner as we've focused on klein, but as you mentioned, the reports due on february 17th, so i would be looking for trump to really focus on reiterating his threats to impose auto tariffs as a way to bring the e.u. to the negotiating table. >> what the u.s. really wants from china is simple they want i.p. protection. if you are a big technology company, you are either banned from doing business in china or you pro

. >> reporter: clayton and his roommate charles live on the second floor they got what they could and ran. >> i got my keys, my wallet, my phone and that is it. >> what about you sir? >> i was at my office he called me when i was at my office. when i got here all i saw was flames. >> i got home and heard it pretty loud explosion and i heard glass falling i got my stuff and ran out. >>> most of the damage on the first and second floors. christina mattea lived in a middle unit and our family owns the building. >> the building has been in my family for a while, so it's pretty upsetting. my dad has on the building since 1949 and he passed it on to me. she calmly and i said there's a fire in the building and i said get out. >> reporter: by 4:00 p.m. the fire was contained and they saved other homes by hosing down exteriors. in the tightly built neighborhood data with power lines and trees and found other obstacles once inside. >>'s firefighters got up there, they found that the building had been -- the floorplan had been altered from what was normal, so with zero visibility and high heat,

police identified them as human resources manager clayton park, intern trafr waner. >> words condition even describe how good of a dad he was. he was a great dad. >> reporter: five police officers shot during a gunfight with martin are all expected to survive. >> i also want to point out we're thinking of the families of the victims. that is foremost in our thoughts. we're trying to take care of each other. >> reporter: police shot and killed martin after his rampage meaning answers of what caused him to do this might never be known. >>> still ahead on nbc bay area news at 5:00, a ride share driver went to pick up a woman but ended up picking up a mysterious box instead. the unusual investigation in the north bay. >>> plus, the first catholic bishop to lose his title in 100 years is officially defrocked. the message the vatican hopes it sends after the break. county ung >>> a strange story here. a ride share driver in marin county unwittingly became a drug smuggler. sheriff's deputies posted these pictures on facebook. looks like a pair of shoes. well, yeah, it is. there's also drugs i

clayton was called an incredible father, husband and father. vicente juarez, grand dad to eight. russell buyer, father of two. tragedy unfolding for more than an hour and a half. all police, aurora has an active shooter. >> the first 911 call, 1:24. police say the shooting started when 45-year-old gary martin, carrying a gun illegally, was meeting to be fired after 15 years. >> he's still shooting. >> minutes later police arrived. by 1:35 four had been. to svive. then an hour of silencerehouse, spotting him at 2:58. a minute later, martin was shot dead. >> we will be reviewing every aspect of this tragedy and the steps we need to ensure this horrible incident is never repeated. >> reporter: a memorial to the pratt five growing. >> tragic. sad. just tragic and sad. >> reporter: officials say the shooter, gary martin, bought this in 2015, but a prior felony barri ring possession wasn't caught. he was supposed to surrender it but never did. >> ron mott, thank you. >>> for years, he was a fixture of this catholic church. mccarrick was in washington. he has been removed from the pries

fortunately nobody was hole in the top front window but on a holiday, many others were home including claytonevacuated. >> ran out the doors. when we were running out, there was glass coming down from that top window. this building was passed on to me from my dad. he bought this building i i i i >> reporter: she owns the building and she said her 15teng with family and friends in hotels. that everybody is out and no one is hurt. >> reporter: like so many san francisco neighborhoods, the homes on this block of page street butt up against each other. cell phone video shows it spreading to the house next door which sustained major damage to the roof and top floor ceiling. i spoke to the owner of that house who says despite the damage, he and his ten an who live on the first floor can stay despite the damage. the fire department says it could take several weeks to determine the cause of the fire. live in san francisco, kate larson, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> now power is being restored block by block on treasure island. the outage began early this evening and it took crews about two hours to fi

. >> clayton, as we're watching air fox over the scene.now the people in your city right now are nervous and worried what do you say to the people watching right now? >> they understand the seriousness of this matter. they know we're in the best of hands with pour police department and we're doing everything we can to get the situation under control. >> is this something your city, as far as i can tell, never had to do with anything like this, a tragic and sad situation. >> most definitely. >> this has to be taking an emotional toll on you and other city officials as well. >> we're here for the benefit and the safety of our entire community. thank you. if you can please continue to monitor our social media. thank you so much. >> thank you for the time with that. came in about 2:00, the report of an active shooter at the henry pratt building on highland. that whole area is shut down. that's where we see the huge response growing by the minute. the bottom line that active shooter seems to still be on the loose right now. >> we're getting unc

back over the city of san francisco and san mateo county santa cruz mountains and mount diablo in claytonl have flood warnings from the lower nap and lower russian rivers, small streams and creeks still flooding in sonoma county as well. turn around don't drown, even though the rain is letting up sometimes there is lag time, we made it to the 60s, fremont 63, san francisco and redwood city all 60 64, still kind of drippy as you saw on the live picture, some clearing tonight, we fall back to the 40s, redwood city 47, 40 degrees. at the beginning of the year, 65% average as of today. 151% average. if mother nature said no more snow for the entire month of march, the whole month, we would still be 30% above average for the final snow tally which would take on april 1, that is determine his motive snow in the sierra and still snowing tonight and it will snow early trauma and. okay, quick picture and the immediate weather forecast says he will dry out and see storms and rainfall the next two days once we get there this evening. big picture weather, the low pressure still sitting off the is clu

iranian clayton have decided to visit their old home further up the hill with a mud didn't reach. inside the house they find a different sort of destruction. well start over after they fled their place was looted. more so from the mountains. how do you feel that you've come back now. vision. in that out of the. beach. today most survivors have been relocated to the nearby tourist town of marianna we have come to the offices of the local prosecutor who is negotiating their claims for compensation eleven diminishing as a result each survivor is now receiving a monthly minimum wage a family payout of eight thousand u.s. dollars per last time and free rented accommodation there is that what they have in today's meeting human rights prosecutor disseminate again is collecting evidence about looting from the victims representatives enough. to know little bit was going to be about. this all relates to respect yes this year so there is this about these matters that are not really sure you know part of the negotiation with the market how is that going what's the biggest obstacle. it is goin

the five victims were trevor wehner, clayton parks, russell beyer, vicente juarez, and josh pinkard. >> reporter: as family and friends cope with their loss, corporate officials are working to investigate the tragedy. according to police he had a lengthy criminal record including six prior arrests by a police and a felony conviction in mississippi.>> he was not supposed to be in possession of the firearm. >>> several rights activists are calling for the rest of jussie smollett. a source close to the investigation confirmed to cbs that two nigerian brothers told detectives he paid them to participate in the alleged attack on january 29 and that they purchased the rope bound around his neck at a nearby hardware store. the chicago police say the brothers are no longer suspect in the case and they are cooperating in the investigation. activists what the empire start to be brought to justice for lying. >> at the end of the day we gave him the benefit of the doubt but the last few days we have seen this campaign of lies by jussie smollett continue to be unraveled and that is why we believe

one wimpy cell moving over concord and pleasant hill eventually clayton and the northgate section ofs we zoom out, showers to the east moving away from us because the storm is over nevada. storm tracker has changed going inland, aren't as many showers and the further east you are you are getting more activity. downtown san jose looking the other direction. mainly clear skies. 56 the high in san jose. valeo 61 for the second consecutive day, concord 60, san francisco 54, all below average. tonight with rapid clearing we will see temperatures fall into the 30s even sunray fail in fremont. concord 36, mountain view 42. the storm track changed and shove the storm inland. if it was hugging the coastline we would see widespread rain throughout the entire bay area for much of the day. below tracking over land so yes it is cold, it will snow in las vegas and snow for the northern half of arizona, snowing at grapevine right now. for us inland track means much drier, much less widespread precipitation. skies will clear quickly overnight. tomorrow morning, sunshine. tomorrow afternoon sunshine

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abc's clayton sandell is in denver with those new details.en 74 days since kelsey berreth went missing and as you mentioned, her fiance already charged with her murder. but now, the woman suspected of helping frazee after that alleged murder is expected to plead guilty. this morning, a 32-year-old nurse from twin falls, idaho, is set to make a deal with prosecutors in the case of missing mom kelsey berreth. family members of krystal lee tell abc news that she'll plead guilty to at least one charge this week. patrick frazee has already been charged with berreth's murder. her body hasn't been found. lee's exact relationship to frazee and her alleged role in the case remains a mystery. berreth was last seen thanksgiving day on this surveillance video shopping with the one-year-old daughter she had with frazee. thee days after she vanished, investigators say her cell phone was detected hundreds of miles away. multiple law enforcement officials say lee is suspected of driving her cell phone to idaho. attempting to get rid of it. it's not clear wha

coming up this morning, we will discuss cash bail reform efforts and jeffreybraden clayton. in our spotlight on magazine segment, kate ackley talks about the national rifle association and its influence in washington. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal," live at 7:00 eastern this morning. join the discussion. i am always enthralled by the senate chamber, the walls themselves. if they could speak, what would they tell us? >> c-span's newest book, the senate, transports you inside the senate wings of the capital, unveiling rich architectural details of the senate chamber, it's ornate hallways, private workspaces, and historic meeting rooms. this book is filled with beautiful color photos of the art and architecture that pervade the senate space and offers lots of information on its roots should -- it's rich history. c-span.org/senatebook. >> president trump held a meeting at the white house to discuss human trafficking and border security. he also answered questions about the border wall and whether he would declare a national emergency during his upcoming state of

like vincent juarez, his daughter in tears, and clayton parks russell beyer and josh pinkard, also fathers, taken too soon. trevor, a college intern killed on his first day of the job. is this anything you would have expected around here? >> not at all. i mean, you never expect it would happen to where you live and when it does hit home, you don't know what to do. >> reporter: in a bit of good news, all but one of the five officers injured in friday's attack are out of the hospital and have made it home, so they too can begin the healing process. zachary kiesch, abc news, aurora, illinois. >>> drivers near milwaukee are expecting more scenes like this as snowfalls overnight. interstates were reduced to one lane with many accidents. >> here in new york city we have a wintry mix changing over to rain and more snow to the north of us. more rain to the south. >> accuweather's paul williams has the forecast. paul, good morning. >> good morning, janai, devin. a low pressure system will pick a fight with the northeast creating snow showers from toronto to boston, and that's going to be problemati