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kong chinese police had ordered him to return to the city to retrieve a hard drive containing information on his book stores customers he used the opportunity to access the internet and what he read affected him deeply. you know how much i'm guy homegirl king. although you were one guy. i w. one. instead of returning to the mainland lamb called a press conference where he spoke about his disappearance and t.v. confession i want you. beijing's response was swift china's ministry of foreign affairs issued this report all but day later you don't see sichuan what are pathogen within me we found out john what i found eat john what are your employment and mission your chair effects and. we've come to berlin to meet another accidental activist. for the past three years and you look away has worked on a difficult oftentimes exhausting campaign to compel chinese authorities to free her father lamb's fellow bookseller away min hi a swedish citizen originally from china. i do think it makes a loss a sense for me to continue my advocacy here is my father is. president. really here. and he has lived here for many years

it turns out that three buckets of rock samples containing uranium were being stored in the nationalial with the park says that his bosses failed to release any information about the possible exposure to guests. he also says tourists and school children would go into the room with the uranium for a 30 minute presentation. the health official says that the radiation exposure could have been 4-thousand times more than what is deemed a safe limit. a spokesperson for the park says the incident is under investigation and there is no current risk to the public. so far there are no reports of anybody getting sick. highway 37 still closed in the west bound direction.im standing by for an update on where things stand. it's time for the ultimate sleep number event on the sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movement and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. save 50% on the sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. plus, 24-month financing on all smart beds. ends sunday. (darya)(james) welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of w

kong chinese police had ordered him to return to the city to retrieve a hard drive containing information on his book stores customers he used the opportunity to access the internet and what he read affected him deeply. you know how much of a guy home you're looking. at you all although you were one guy. you ladies are not feeling well quite. i w. and what i. would like my wife i don't know if. instead of returning to the mainland lamb called a press conference where he spoke about his disappearance and t.v. confession oh yeah. ok. well. beijing's response was swift china's ministry of foreign affairs issued this report all but day later you don't see sichuan what i mean i thought you were to me we found out john what a funny john what are your humble men i mentioned your chair. we've come to berlin to meet another accidental activist. for the past three years and you look way has worked on a difficult oftentimes exhausting campaign to compel chinese authorities to free her father lamb's fellow bookseller away min high a swedish citizen originally from china. i do think it makes it also sends me into a ladd

inclin arizona, and in los angeles federal prosecutors say he poured bleach in the grocery store freezers containing ice, beer, and frozen shrimp. >> this his a big bizarre case, which could lead to some very serious public health issue. >> i wanted to hear his side of the store. >> i went to visit him at a downtown oakland jail where he his awaiting transfer and l.a. cameras were not allowed . lohr told me he had done nothing wrong . hypothetically speaking, he said so important bleach under the food, not on it, to make the air cleaner. so clean, now, quote, you can see snow in the mountains. i told him that according to investigators, a boy carrying a bag of contaminated ice had his black shirt turned brown from bleach. he became angry and said his that a crime? authorities say the suspect uses all the transportation. his downfall? two observant pta drivers. >> the initial driver that was driving the bus on the individual pouring the substance on board of eta bus. what's that suspect left the vehicle, a second operator spotted the los altos. >> reporter: authority said the suspect poured salt and

firearms in homes will have to be stored in a locked container or disabled with a trigger lock. lawmakers say the proposal is a common sense approach that will protect children from accidental gun deaths. >>> new at 11:00, a rite of passage for britain's 97-year-old prince philip. the buckingham palace says the prince has voluntarily given up his driver's license after he crashed last month. philip wasn't hurt when his land rover flipped. the other driver suffered cuts to her knee and a passenger broke her wrist. philip said the sun blinded him and caused him to crash. the prince received a warning from police for driving without a seat belt. >>> get ready for an unpleasant surprise when you do your taxes this year. some taxpayers who thought they were due a large refund are getting less than expected. others are finding they actually owe money. experts say a change in tax code is to blame. last year the irs issued nearly $111 million in refunds, averaging more than $3,000 each. so far this year, the average tax refund is down about 8%. >>> a major snowstorm pounding washington

the new legislation will mandate that guns in homes must be stored in a locked container or disabled with a trigger lock. it is a common sense approach that will protect them from accidental gun deaths. and will decrease the risk that a gun will be used commit suicide, homicide, or cause injury. he's expected to introduce the proposed ordinance on tuesday. >>> all lanes of the richmond bridge are back open after engineers worked overnight to adjust the temporary repairs to the expansion joint on the bridge. the work comes after concrete broke off the bridge and fell onto a car thursday, causing the bricks to shut down for several hours. caltrans blames the failure on a warrant expansion joint, expecting to close more lanes of traffic starting monday night at 9:00 and finishing up around 3 am on tuesday. >>> coming up, elizabeth warren kicking off her bid for the white house, the appeal she's making for working-class voters. >>> the rear side in the pacific northwest, as a winter storm pounds the seattle area with several inches of new snow. do you think this is fun for me? you think

the secure storing of his cannabis club contains last year's harvest more than one hundred twenty kilos sorted by variety some mild some strong. they're for the exclusive use of the forty five members of the club that's the law. he's going to deliver a batch of the homegrown we each to the club in the capital montevideo a laboratory analyzes samples and the individual packs are clearly labeled as to content and strength. it's a radical change that we can now grow it legally we used to have to buy cannabis smuggled in from paraguay illegally from dealers it was extremely unhealthy the quality was terrible. the crowd watches a soccer match all screens in the heart of the city sipping nutty tea and smoking weed. these days it's a common scene in europe why. and the police don't bat an eyelid. consumers who don't grow their own weed either by themselves or in a club by the pharmacy. alongside the meds and health care products you'd expect to see here this water pipes and cigarette papers and other cannabis paraphernalia. uses first have to register with the authorities before they can actua

stores in arizona, and in los angeles federal prosecutor say he poured bleach in a grocery store freezer containing ice, beer, and frozen shrimp. >> this is a bizarre case which could have led to some pretty serious public health issues. >> reporter: i wanted to hear his side of the story. to visit him at a downtown oakland jail, where he is awaiting transfer to l.a. cameras were not allowed. he told me he had done nothing wrong. hypothetically speaking, he said someone poured bleach under the food, not on it, to make the air cleaner. so clean, the now you can see snow in the mountains. i told him that according to investigators, a back caring contaminated ice had a black shirt turn brown. he said is that a crime? the saudis say the suspect uses public transportation. his downfall, to observant vta drivers. >> the initial driver that was driving the bus saw the individual pouring the suspect sussed substance. once a suspect left the vehicle, a second operator spotted the suspect in los alto. >> reporter: authorities say the suspect poured salt and hydrogen peroxide on the bus. even though he's been

and asteroids but very few of them come back to the wood and the samples will be stored in a medically sealed container they've got to be dropped back and survive atmospheric reentry in a small capsule that be landing here in a straight out forwards the end of twenty twenty and then they'll be swiftly transferred to all of our tree injured and given the fact the jeffries. has been able to make such a mission this is a significant try on visit for them just being able to get the explorer on to the asteroid in the first place it's very challenging partly because the terrain of the asteroid is so rugged but it's also because the gravity is very weak and it's very uneven and if you don't approach it the right hangal or at the right speed you can file to land you can bounce off the asteroid or you can even crash so and to do this so remotely with no human intervention where the whole landing sequence is order magic was very tricky. let's assume that the whole mission is a tremendous success on the samples do return in. condition what can they teach us about the universe that we live in. well in some ways it

the new legislation would mandate that guns in homes be stored in a locked container or disabled with trigger lock. he calls a common sense approach that will protect children from accidental gun deaths and decrease the risk a gun will you to commit suicide, homicide, or cause injury. he's expected to introduce the proposed ordinance on tuesday. >>> valentine's day is just days away. maybe it will help you if you don't know where to eat yet. the bay area eatery then made the list of the most romantic restaurants in the community. >>> we have a forecast for valentine's day. between now and then, we are talking about the rain downpours, no slow level, and some gusty winds. we'll have the details in your sunday forecast coming up. [ music playing ] ♪ here comes the sun you, all of you. how you live. what you love. [ laughter ] that's what inspired us to create america's most advanced internet. internet that puts you in charge. [ chattering ] that protects what's important. that handles everything [ group cheering ] and reaches everywhere. this is beyond wifi. this is xfi. simple. easy. a

lawmakers introducing five bills today one would limit the size sold in unsealed containers at restaurants and grocery storesunces. another would require a health risk warning label on sugary drinks. this comes after the state legislature was pressured by the soda industry to pass a bill that bans cities in california from passing new taxes on sugary drinks for the next 12 years. lawmakers are trying to tackle the issue statewide. tax revenue on legal cannabis last year in california fell far short of original projections. the state says taxes on legal marijuana brought in just over $345 million last year but projections had been as high as $1 billion. experts say illegal sales are thriving in part due to the high cost of legal marijuana. governor newsom has reduced the forecasted revenue to $355 million this fiscal year. >>> the raiders may end up playing at the coliseum one more season after all. earlier this month reported the raiders in the oakland coliseum authority had resume talks. according to the chronicle, both sides are closing in on a deal for the raiders to play for the 2019 season with an optio

the same thing in several los angeles area grocery stores in december and january, pouring bleach into supermarket refrigerators and freezers containing. and in november, he was arrested for pouring peroxide on food in several target stores in arizona. in a bizarre jailhouse phone call, lohr told a phoenix reporter he was doing it in an attempt to clean chemicals from the food. >> i didn't do anything wrong. i committed no crime. absolutely no crime. >> reporter: tonight shoppers surprised to hear of the tampering wondered about lohr's mental health. >> he's probably got some other issues going on that he believes this is a reasonable thing to do everywhere he can get. hopefully he gets help. >> reporter: now the fbi is looking for anyone else who's been victimized by lohr and kpix 5 security analyst jeff harp says lohr could face more charges. >> once the fbi kind of has their claws into something like this, it gets the u.s. attorney's office onboard with pursuing the criminal complaint for prosecution. they're going to go to the end of it and they're going to find out why this individual did this. >> we did reach out to safeway for

starts at the beginning and at the end, and so every tube contains a million different short dna sequences and every sequence has a number storedn it to tell us where it sits in the overall picture of the album. so inside this tube is effectively about the equivalent of one of the tracks on the album. and how much does this cost? 50 megabytes, $1000 per megabyte. that's about $15,000 to store the album. it's a lot, but you only have to do that once and then you can make enormous amounts of copies of it, because one key advantage of dna, i think, over all storage technologies we have, that essentially for free — nearly for free — you can make billions of copies. i don't know if you see it, it's a very small blob. oh, wow, 0k. so that, there's an opaque section at the end of this tube. in there, there's billions of very, very small glass particles and in the glass particles, we have encapsulated the dna. so we have grown glass around, we've directed glass to grow around the dna. and it protects the dna. very similar to what you know from amber. right, and the amber is protecting it from decaying for potentially millions of years.

and asteroids but very few of them come back to the wood and the samples will be stored in a medically sealed container they've got to be dropped back and survive atmospheric reentry in a small capsule that be landing here in a straight out forwards the end of twenty twenty and then they'll be swiftly transferred to all of our tree in japan given the fact the jeffries. has been able to make such a mission this is a significant try on business for them just being able to get the explorer on to the asteroid in the first place it's very challenging partly because the terrain of the asteroid is so rugged but it's also because the gravity is very weak and it's very uneven and if you don't approach at the right hangal or at the right speed you can file to land you can bounce off the asteroid or you can even crash so and to do this so remotely with no human intervention where the whole landing sequence is order magic was very tricky. let's assume that the whole mission is a tremendous success on the samples do return in. condition what can they teach us about the universe that we live in well in some ways it'

starts at the beginning and at the end and so every tube contains a million different short dna sequences and every sequence has a number stored to tell us where it sits in the overall picture of the album. so inside this tube is effectively about the equivalent of one of the tracks on the album. and how much does this cost? 50 megabytes, $1000 per megabytes, that's about $15,000 to store the album. it is a lot but you only have to do that once and then you can make enormous amounts of copies of it, because one key advantage of dna, i think, over all storage technologies we have, that essentially for free — nearly for free — you can make billions of copies, because there's an enzyme we have in our body, we know from biology, thatjust copies dna and so we feed this tube to it and itjust makes enormous amounts of copies of the dna we have in that tube. oh, wow, 0k< so that — there's an opaque section at the end of this tube. in there, there's billions of very, very small glass particles and in the glass particles we have encapsulated the dna. so we have directed glass to grow around the dna to make that white, opaque powder. ver

. >>> the san mateo county supervisor will introduce a bill to require you to store guns in a locked container lock. currently county lot only requires that if a child is currently living in the house. >> the dmv agency has run into unforeseen complications slowing down licensing renewals with 150,000 people. the dmv says that new cards should reach the customers in two for three weeks. >>> we have news updates throughout the day on your favorite platforms including our website at kpix.com. >>> it is 7:27 am. >>> checking the roadways on southbound 680, all lanes are now open and everything is cleared over to the right shoulder but still slow on the southbound side. give yourself extra time commuting out of waln into danville. on 24 westbound traffic is loading up with stop and go conditions into iran up. also at the caldecott tunnel. at maccarthur maze you could see a distraction with the fi r with smoke across the roadways. the metering lights are on at the bay bridge. >>> we are dry for now but that will be changing with this strong storm system pushing in across the bay area bringing rain,

normally arrive here in a container each container holds roughly twelve thousand pizzas we store several different types here and deliver them to supermarkets and grocers in. myriad of supermarket. and to expand the company we now have to find more locations so we can supply more i was leaving out the food. the investor expects stefan belzer to expand but isn't it a ludicrous idea to support the marketing of frozen fast food with development aid money. more and more consumers in nairobi the switching to ready meals but only affluent customers can afford a doctor at kopete so. you could put at least mr drives frozen pizza is definitely very expensive here compared to germany to get a pizza here costs around seven year olds eighty in germany i think they retail for two euro's fifty two three euros but. the two million euros in development day money isn't supporting local production but the import of european goods to steal for him of a new investment club is just the goal of the fun easy company our investment group is pressed to attract the attention of other international companies who m

it's community income the store approaching the core of the tower which contains the shafts for testing our new elevators qualified zero they've been twenty years in development unlike conventional models they function without weights or cables. the elevator cab in sits on a kind of slide the travels along to guide rails. the rails essentially do the same thing a cable does in conventional lifts power generates a mobile magnetic field that propels the cabin in the plan direction. the cabin can also travel sideways. what's called the exchanger sets it on the horizontal track. i'm not allowed to take a ride the engineers are still waiting for safety approval that should happen in about two years time. if there's a sudden power outage the brakes immediately grab the guide rails hooking the cabin in place. the system would open up entirely new possibilities for architects every day and major skyscrapers thousands of people need transport. one idea is to link several skyscrapers together with horizontal elements then passengers will be able to travel in a circle. because they don't require c

tuesday, san mateo county lawmakers will propose a new law requiring firearms be stod be stored in a locked container or disabled with a trigger lock. lawmakers say the proposal is a common sense approach that will. >>> in the aftermath of several deadly wildfires, a state senator from the north bay is pushing for a new of safety. senator bill dodd, a democrat from napa, wants the state to open a wildfire warning center. the center would be linked to a network of automated weather stations across the state, and would be able to identify dangerous conditions allowing for power lines to be deactivated, and firefighters to be put in place before a fire erupts. dodd's bill was introduced this past week and currently is in the state legislature. >>> a major snowstorm is pounding washington state, leaving nearly 50,000 people without power. seattle got about a foot of snow yesterday, that's more than the city usually gets in a year. in fact, it's theos washington governor jay ensley declared a state of emergency. many popular attractions are closed, as people are being told to stay off the eckn with viane

it comes out of the tap and you can store it in any plastic container, a clean plastic container for up to 6 months. so find a container, fill it with water and label it and rotate it out. i use it to water my garden. >> of course everyone has plastic bottles which we are not really promoting but it is a common way to store it. >> yes. it's an easy way to pick up bottles to store it. just make sure you check the label. this one says june 2013. so convenient you have an end date on it. >> and there are other places where people have water stored in their houses. >> sure. if you have a water heater or access to the water heater to your house, you can drink that water and you can also drink the water that the in the tank of your toilet. ; not the bowl but in your tank. in any case if you are not totally sure about the age of your water or if you are not sure about it being totally clean, you can treat your water at home. there is two ways that you can treat your water at home and one is to use basic household bleach. the recommendation is 8 drops of bleach for ever gallon of water. you

every tube contains a million different sequences and every sequence has a number stored in it to tell overall picture of the album. we have correction implemented into it. if we miss the sequence in reading 01’ if we miss the sequence in reading or writing, the data is stored somewhere else. you have some redundancy. inside this chip is effectively about the equivalent of one of the tracks of the album. and how much does this cost? cd megabytes, $1000 per megabytes so 15,000 to store other help them —— the album. it is a lot but you only have to storage once and then you can make copies of it. one advantage of dna over all storage technologies that we have that nearly full free it can make millions of copies. the enzyme we have in our body that does copies and we feed this chip to it and it makes enormous amount of copies. it degrades in about a year, not really useful, their water. so we had to find a solution to that. that, and opaque section at the end of the tube. in there, iraq small glass particles and in them we have encapsulate in the dna. we have directed glass to grow around

trying a different approach with one bill placing a maximum size on drink containers like in a restaurant. another wet bar stores from offering promotional deals on a sugar drink. the third bill would ban grocery stores from placing the sugary drinks near the checkout counters. >>> the massive festival in beijing forbidden city to mark the holiday. >> this is the first time in 94 years. >> take a look, for two nights only lights and lasers eliminate the palace museum, a rare opportunity for the public to visit this historic setting. after dark and nighttime visits are typically rvthe vips. the free online tickets have already been snatched up for this event. >> here's a sneak peek at the colorful floats for the chinese new year parade this saturday in san francisco. the last touches were made on the floats yesterday. there are 19 floats injured this weekend to celebrate the year of the peak. that is why you see so many pigs. >> happy lunar new year. >>> it is 6:14 am. >>> a check on the traffic will with one spot in the south bay getting no love this morning. >> no love at all working your way into fremont with

the consumer watch dog group says many have closed in many grocery stores will not take back the empty containerss week, touted as a chance to kickstart your new year's resolutions on better financing, and we have v savings in the u.s.? >> more than $175,000 in bank and retirement savings account as of june 2018 and the average american household. it sounds like a good number but that will dwarf the millions not putting away anything. magnified money look at the median household savings meeting have to have more and half have less, and that is much lower, $11,700. it is not surprising that the top 10% earners have savings levels many times that with the bottom 40% with little to no savings whatsoever. regardless of income or age 29% of households have less than $1000 saved. >> what is the best way to kickstart savings? >> avoid the owners budget and instead, try to find the money by tracking your spending for three months. you don't have to do more than three months or go crazy. you are trying to identify a small amount of money to squirrel away, and put the savings on autopilot. you will instruc

starts at the beginning and at the end and so every tube contains a million different short dna sequences and every sequence has a number storedit sits in the overall picture of the album. we have error correction implemented into it. so if we miss a sequence in reading or in writing, the data is stored somewhere else so you have some redundancy in the information. so inside this tube is effectively about the equivalent of one of the tracks on the album. and how much does this cost? 50 megabytes, $1,000 per megabyte, that's about $15,000 to store the album. you can make billions of copies, because there's an enzyme we have in our body, we know from biology, thatjust copies dna and so we feed this tube to it and itjust makes enormous amounts of copies of the dna we have in that tube. dna in water, it degrades in about a year, not really useful, so you spend a lot of money to buy the cd and dna and itjust disappears in a year. right. so we had to find a solution to that. i don't know if you see it, it's a very small blob. oh, wow, ok, so that... there's an opaque section at the end of this tube. in there, there's billions of ver

starts at the beginning and at the end and so, every tube contains a million different short dna sequences and every sequence has a number stored album. so inside this tube is effectively about the equivalent of one of the tracks on the album. and how much does this cost? 50 megabytes, $1,000 per megabytes. that's about $15,000 to store the album. it's a lot but you only have to do that once and then you can make enormous amounts of copies of it, because one key advantage of dna, i think, over all storage technologies we have, that essentially for free — nearly for free — you can make billions of copies. i don't know if you see it, it's a very small blob. oh, wow, ok. so that — there's an opaque section at the end of this tube. in there, there's billions of very, very small glass particles and in the glass particles, we have encapsulated the dna. so we have grown glass around — we've directed glass to grow around the dna. and it protects the dna. very similar to what you know from amber. right, and the amber is protecting it from decaying for potentially millions of years. exactly. and here, for millions of years, in our dna in

one would limit the size of sugary drinks sold in unsealed containers at restaurants and grocery stores to 16 ounces. another bill would require a health risk warning label on sugary drinks. this comes after legislature was pressured by the soda industry to pass a bill last year that banned cities in california from passing new taxes on sugary drinks for the next 12 years. so lawmakers are trying to tackle this issue statewide. >>> strong words for the united states overnight from russian president vladimir putin. the new military threat this morning from the russian president. this came during a nationwide address. >>> we could have another farewell season for the raiders in oakland. when negotiations are picking up steam to bring the raiders back to oakland for one more season until they moved to vegas. >>> just got some good news from caltrans. highway 37 has reopened, which is good. we are also looking at other commutes from the bay including this one approaching bay bridge. >>> some light rain is finally mating it here around sant on t coast down to san francisco and also toward sa