weldon took crystal under his wing.her to defend herself even in stressful situations. >> this guy sounds like he was actually looking out for you a little bit. >> yeah. somebody who's in the business of saving lives and, you know, a warrior and hero and that type of mentality. yeah, he wanted to help me. >> at home, crystal also helped herself, used a mini cassette recorder to gather evidence against her husband. >> oh, god. stop. please. please stop. >> one night crystal captured something horrible. she said it was audio of her husband raping her. >> you're choking me. you're choking me. please! >> she walked in and visibly shaken. and i knew i knew something had happened. >> crystal played a bit of the tape for weldon. >> i've always been very protective person. if you're a friend or a family, i'll do anything for you. i really wanted to go and kill him. >> crystal later called police and had her husband arrested. when he made bail, she called weldon. who came to her house and helped crystal figure out the safest pla

david bailey who was my lead detail officer for capitol police engage the shooter then also on my crystal started to engage the shooter they engage on a shoot out and they stepped - - kept going at it that's what saved so many of us that they could just not pick us off as sitting ducks to engaged in a gun fire with david and crystal and ultimately other virginia law enforcement showed up and took him down. >> in your book you reconstruct minute by minute what is going on but you are laying there on the field i used a conscious? >> i was i could hear everything that was going on. in fact i was hearing the shots for all i knew it could be me again and i could be dead. so i was praying the first thing that came to my mind is that i have a young daughter i had a vision of her walking down the aisle alone i said please don't let her go down the aisle alone and that emotion overtook me but then i prayed to see family again and ultimately i did play that david and crystal could carry out their duties properly and they were. so at that point he gave a calm over me. i had incredibly severe damage

makes me feel this time it's crystals obviously makes me think of snow and ice crystals so there's a very nordic thing happening how do you have for me it's really very much of march to your home country swedish but crystal is could also be a metaphor for a woman like you know. a yeah like a like a crystal you know young and undestroyed and multifaceted right. there's a song. in swedish or a swedish folk song called kissed on and which i have recorded 25 years ago not on this record but there's always the i mean it's it can mean a lot of things but one of them is that so it's not a told necessarily chile or not it oh yeah yeah a lot of a lot of folk swedish folk song influences as as you've mentioned there let's listen to the opening piece that's actually composed by your musician and this is called connecting just. decided to record it to simmons' this concert. and how this video came to be yeah we did it lucky for us that an arch. yeah i'm listening there's really there's an unbelievable symbiosis in your interaction with young there you've played in many different constellations y

a yeah like a like a crystal you know young and undestroyed and multifaceted right. there's a song. in swedish a swedish folk song called constantin and vienna which i have recorded 25 years ago not on this record but it is always there i mean it's it can mean a lot of things down on them is that so it's not a told necessarily chile or not it oh yeah yeah a lot of a lot of folk swedish folk song influences as as you've mentioned there let's listen to the opening piece that's actually composed by your musician and this is called collecting let's just. decide to record. this concert. and how this video came to be. yeah we did it lucky for us one of the arch. i'm listening there's really there's an unbelievable symbiosis in your interaction with young there you've played in so many different constellations yourself. so this album and this performance in particular is really reduced to the essential of what is so special about this situation for you you're totally. dependent on one person who you know. has to be all that has to be a total trust and it has to be. you have to like each ot

going out on - - at it we were just sitting ducks but he was engaged with the fight with david and crystal and other virginia law enforcement showed up and he took him down. >> in your book you reconstruct what was going on but you are laying there are you still conscious at this point? >> i was i could hear everything in fact when i heard the gunshots so when i was praying i was praying for i have a young daughter and i just had a vision of her walking down the aisle alone. please let her walk down the aisle alone. it was a motion that overtook me and then i was scared i would never see my family again and then a prayed david and crystal could carry out their duties properly. gave a calm over me i didn't have pain i had severe damage internally i was not aware of that i was losing almost all of my blood i got to the hospital was zero blood pressure my trauma surgeon very few people make it through that. i remember everything including when the shooter went down brad the congressman from ohio also a combat surgeon from ohio who served in iraq dealt with these injuries in the battlefield. s

crystal: okay. so it's nicer. lemonis: yeah. crystal: higher quality.: i guess that window dressing works. adam: so, this renovation was completed about nine months ago. in those nine months, we have doubled our average customer count on a daily basis. up to 180 people a day are walking through this store right now. lemonis: the medmen formula is adding up. bierman says those 180 customers spend an average of $85 each per visit, meaning this one store pulls in more than $15,000 each day. how many locations do you have? adam: so, there's five in southern california, four in new york. lemonis: they look just like this? adam: so, they all will, ultimately, look like this. lemonis: but there's more to madmen than just a pretty face. it has its own capital fund. they've already raised $60 million from investors, and they're looking for more. adam: think of us as the four seasons. lemonis: okay. adam: and imagine if the four seasons had a private equity arm that also bought hotels. lemonis: and then converted them? adam: and then signed a management contract

obviously makes me think of snow and ice crystal so there's of very nordic thing happening how do you have for me it's really very much of my jd to your to your home country sweetish but crist out as could also be a metaphor for a woman i like you know he a yeah lecoq like a crystal you know young then under stride and multi faceted have a right there's a song and swedish us were the folk song korg kissed out of the fianna were each i have recorded 25 years ago dry to not on this record but chris 1000 is always there i mean it's it's it can mean a lot of things but bano them is is then so it's not a told necessarily chile your or of our a not it oh yeah mia a lot of a lot of folk swedish folk song influences as as you've mentioned there let's listen to the opening piece that actually composed by your co musician it yon loaned can this is called electing it's just a decided to recordists to sumus this concert and how his video cater to be yeah we did it lucky for us court of that an arch yeah i'm i'm listening there's really there's a number leave it will soon be osis in your interacti

one crystal says it's worth every song team that's in the top movie.litting between the classy old resort towns of the island of the boiler pusher is really in its element because in its day only the rich can afford to own one. must find its crystal says in 157 this could play so for almost 20000 swiss francs as much as 4 standard volkswagen beetles but exclusivity has its price and the swiss could afford the better things in life. still switzerland is a small country so just for these who pays what ever solved. the 51 for in self and drove it until the 1990 s. . they are. just 5 of these upscale cars were ever built using engineering borrowed from porsche and false volume and a hand how my body from a small swiss coach maker so can the boy play really qualify as a milestone in automotive history. he could put up the board brothers were the 1st in europe to make a 4 seater sports could play with outstanding driving characteristics it will be many years until cars like the v.w. sirocco come free and open introduce the idea to the masses so for that reas

he texted the ambassador, the president has been crystal clear, no quid pro quos of any been crystaltal clear, no quid pro quos of any kind. if you are sceptical of ambassador sondland's testimony, it was corroborated by the statement of one of your colleagues senator johnson. senatorjohnson had heard from ambassador sondland that the security assistance might be linked to the investigations, so on august 31 senatorjohnson asked the president directly whether there was some kind of arrangement where ukraine would take action and the hold would be lifted. again president trump's answer was crystal clear, no way. i would never president trump's answer was crystal clear, no way. iwould never do that. who told you that? as senator johnson wrote i have characterised his reaction as adamant, vehement and angry. they didn't tell you about that letter. why not? the democrats entire quid pro quo theory is based on nothing more than the initial speculation of one person, ambassador sondland. that speculation is wrong. despite the democrats's hopes the ambassador‘s mistaken belief does not beco

point number two they made it crystal clear nothing through any kind of allegation into hunter biden or joe biden doing anything wrong with the burisma. and number three they made it very clear that it was russi russia, not ukraine interfered in the election. so with all the false and theories but the house managers put a knife through the heart of those false arguments ahead of time. they will do more and i think that will help make the case. one other point. we need the relevant witnesses and documents. we are standing by the four witnesses and the four sets of documents that we need. we are not trading we are not whittling down the list. this for all very important and if we want a fair trial to bring out the evidence the best way to go is the four witnesses we asked for in the four documents. we are making good progress. every day more and more of the public is washington democrat republicans are saying have a fair trial so i am more hopeful than ever that conscientious and brave republicans will come forward to tell mitch mcconnell you cannot shut this down without witnesses or

this aumf is obsolete and it's far past time that congress make crystal clear to the administration, our allies, and our adversaries, as well as our constituents the circumstances under which we would authorize engagement by our men and women in uniform. the lee amendment repeals a misguided aumf that has had disastrous consequences. and it reasserts congress' article 1 authorities as provided and mandated by the

in the afternoon crystal's elephant is goes back to the world of the homeless the life is particularlyd in greece the state does practically nothing for them but far it is not enough to give the homeless food and a bad go of it it might help if i could help you also have to make him feel like a full member of society from another hopefully christos elephant is the king of the homeless in athens has big plans in the future he wants to get even more people off the streets. well these days almost everybody agrees that global warming poses an ever growing threat to the future of our planet because of the solution is to reduce our dependency on forssell fuels and one of the places that's leading the way here is the danish island of zamzam it's become a poster child for a climate friendly way of life with the island and its inhabitants producing more energy than they actually need the big question is how. it takes a deep love for nature and peace and quiet to live on denmark zamzam island di stage left gently rolling countryside here. but tina and her husband ben had other reasons to leave t

a life for the homeless crystal fun to see can make it look like this or see or get there are still.se who practice here don't have a home but playing together gives them a sense of support and belonging they play here once a week and often take part in tournaments. it's great to see these people start smiling again and given the ball to play with. your trouble. yanis call it so says the homeless team's coach he tries to teach them tactics and playing discipline and of course to give the motivation he knows what he's talking about for years young is called source was also homeless. doesn't earn money from football but here in the shady a restaurant's kitchen as a chef elefant this is also in charge here the catering business in the middle of athens is largely run by former homeless people like you honest sick on the bottom if you recall at the beginning many of my colleagues find it difficult to return to regular work. as homeless people they've forgotten how to do it so to speak and quickly become tired. on the outside the homeless restaurant in athens looks like a normal restaurant

we all know this can't last forever so what do you see in your crystal ball what ahead in the weeks ahead could diminish this. true nothing lasts forever but there's also the saying on wall street bull markets don't die of old age so just because we are on the rise pretty much for the past 10 years does not necessarily mean that the end comes here and now a lot will actually depend on us corporations we shouldn't forget that one of the main reasons the market is on fire is not just the central banks but it's also the u.s. corporations spending hundreds of billions of dollars to buying back their own share then in 2 weeks earning season will kick off again so we will see how profitable u.s. corporations are and how the outlook is and then on top of it we also in an election year and we have the midterms coming up especially early march and that theoretically could spook the market depending who seems to be the leader in the democratic field we shouldn't forget that elizabeth warren of bernie sanders for example they have rather aggressive tax ideas in their mind aggressive to put it polite

there was one shot exit as crystal palace were knocked out.e with ten men. these players we re 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 mind. you can find the rest of the days results on the bbc sport website and app. england are in control of the second test in cape town after a good day wtith the bat, although they may be a little disappointed with the way day three ended. dom sibley hit a maiden test 50 and was 85 not out at the close of play as england pushed their lead against south africa to 264. adam wild reports. as the cloud descends over table mountain, there is magic in the air. jimmy anderson is already england's greatest wicket taker, this is how he began the day. a quick start and the rapid and for south africa boss mikejennings. this is thanks to ben stokes. five wickets and five catches for ben stokes, both setting english records. the applause was generous and deserved. batsman crawley was five years old when he was inspired by

hello may i ask your name my name is crystal crystal is that right yes my name is ok it's a pleasure to meet you crystal do you have feelings so you'd like to know if i have feelings yes that's difficult to say if you were to ask me i would say that i believe i do for example i'm happy when i can talk with people and i'm frustrated when i can't understand what people are saying i think it's important to have feelings so i can communicate with people in fact they're designing my control software to be based on desires and intentions that way my program has come specify my desires and then i come choose what to do to try to achieve them then my feelings and emotions can be generated based on those decides and intentions i know it sounds a bit technical but i think it's rather brilliant. anyway that bit is still under development at the moment i hope they finish it soon i think when i was 1st interacting with emma and obviously didn't really know what to expect i had watched someone interact but i you know it was a completely different experience to be sitting in the hot seat well befor

clear that i am ina # but now it's crystal clear that i am in a whole new world with you...lad you can join glad you canjoin us. it's 8am am in singapore, midnight in london and 8am in wuhan in china. the centre of an outbreak of a newly discovered virus which is spreading across the country. the chinese authorities have now confirmed the virus has passed from person to person. the world health organization will convene its emergency committee this week, to discuss whether it constitutes an international public health emergency. here's our medical correspondent, fergus walsh. it's official. china's mysterious new virus can pass from person to person. health authorities there are urging the public not to panic. most cases have come as a result of direct contact with animals, but human—to—human transmission means this virus is potentially a far bigger threat. the outbreak centres on the city of wuhan, population 11 million, where the source is thought to be a seafood market. 170 people in wuhan are being treated in hospital. several are critically ill and three deaths have bee

weekend, we've got 17 teams remaining — one match is going to a replay between southampton women and crystalgot a stellar line up here to conduct it all. two former england stars. shoring things up at the back — goalkeeper rachel brown finnis. and someone who struck fear in defences as a winger, sue smith. well come along. when we look at the weekend, rachel, the glamour type was the manchester derby and that sent out to be a pretty crazy game. end to end, united came back into its but manchester city going from strength to strength and with nick cushing leaving, that was his last fa cup match. manchester city, defending champions, will be in the draw. no major upsets. we look at arsenal and chelsea as the big contenders. all the games finished as we would have expected but i was impressed with arsenal, they were beaten by chelsea the previous week so they wa nted chelsea the previous week so they wanted a result and they played west ham who were in the final last year. good result for them and also chelsea and they are the teams to look out for. lets get on with it. we have the balls in fro

my ancestors started evaporating and crystallizing salt, along with about 50 other manufacturers in the region, which made this little valley the largest salt producing region of the country. we are on top of the ancient cisea. million-year-old source. runs under it like a salty river. this was pushing up in springs and places, which is how it was discovered, mainly by large animals, deer and elk. buffalo were here. native americans came for hunting and gathering for themselves. as the european settlers moved west across the allegheny mountains, they found that salt was -- they found it was a valuable source of salt, which we take advantage today how important salt was before refrigeration. the salt industry really started to grow in the early 1800s. the ruffner family, the dickinsons, the shrewsberrys -- shrewsburys really started to grow this industry, and it grew on the back of slaves. of theley was one largest industrial slave uses in the country, like many other industries. but there were other 5000 -- there were over 5000 slaves in the valley, and about 250 on this property alone.

engineering in the back crystal says that the 4 cylinder boxer engine generated $75.00 horsepower andushed the coup play to a top speed of 165 kilometers an hour. just the thing for those looking to live life in the fast lane in the late fifty's. though it's a product of the 1950s the bottle studies coolly understated but then the swiss do like to remain neutral the only extravagant feature is the mark radiator grille because in fact this car's engine is in the rear. of the interiors monochrome come askin looks smart with a radio from black and high quality leather upholstery the what the porsche was luxury us and suitable for everyday use. the trunk at the front can hold quite a lot more than just a golf bag. and here at the back is the legendary porsche boxster engine from the 356. it's twins carburetors allowed to generate $75.00 horsepower with this engine alone cost $3600.00 swiss francs more than the standard v.w. one. says it's worth every song to. be flitting between the classy old resort towns of the island of the boyd local sure is really in its element because in its day on

>>so cooling with some cold temperatures outside this is your look at the golden gate bridge crystal clear so we don't have any fog from the golden gate to our inland areas and really no oud cover to talk abt either. >>so we're in for a smooth day ahead us no rainfall in the works today is just the cold weather that is really the only concern for those of you stepping outside dublin, you're hanging out just ove freezing at 33 right now livermore palo alto redwood city each in the mid to upper 30's, currently while the north bay also on the cold side now to back down to 32 degrees y've been up and down right around that numb through the morning santa rosa and saint helene each at 33, so yes, very chilly out there you do want to bundle up. it's middle of january now so we are workinour way through the winter season and doing so feeling like it this morning that's for sure later on today upper 50's to low 60's, a comfortably cool and nice and stly sunny day ahead of us so we do a very nice weather ahead just get ready for a chilly morning robert. thank you john let's head over to ouhot

they counted down the end of 2019 and said hello to 2020 as the iconic crystal ball fell.pped, couples kissed, and fireworks lit up the my sky. -- the night sky. in paris, there was a stunning light show and fireworks display at the arc de triomphe. in berlin, police had to close off access to the party zone around the historic brandenburg gate because so many people showed up. in athens, fireworks dazzled above the centuries' old parthenon to mark the beginning of the 2020s. >>> at the stroke of midnight, new laws went into effect across the u.s. among them, groundbreaking privacy protection and new fees for some owners of electric vehicles. nichelle medina reports. >> reporter: surfing the web will be different for computer users in california. >> one of the requirements of the california law is on the home page of your site that you actually display a button that's "do not sell my data." >> reporter: the consumer privacy act allows people to see the information companies collect about them and stop those entities from sharing it. that includes names, addresses, browsing

the country in recent years so is it possible for people to get their lives back on track yes it is crystaly frontis the man known as the cane for home. christos often goes outside to his athens he doesn't need to walk far until he runs into homeless people or there deserted sleeping places even in the middle of the greek capital more and more people are living rough it has become his life's work to help at least some of them many here call him the king of the homeless. just look at the borders before the crisis i already saw homeless people in abandoned buildings in the city center. there's houses. christos telefon just has provided an income for about 150 homeless people in the last few years as vendors of the newspaper shadia english craft fotis is one of these vendors he hasn't had a home for a long time and sleeps in a factory where there is no room for him during the day. i'm happy that i can work and do not have to beg anymore. talking to people to work it's like medicine and then a farm of. a life for the homeless kristie to make it look like this oh dear care for actually all those

crystal only view is also interested in their experiments even though his original real little pudgy plant strain is more pest resistance than these things but there is a downside if they're going to like you are not plants that grow from these cuttings produce $400.00 kilos per hectare nearly without woodland quite another you lose only around $250.00 to $300.00 kilos our organic products cost more as a result of the lower yields. the green farmers of real want to set up a co-operative so they can export their products and they're fighting to have amazon what are now recognised as a protected brand. that's all from global 3000 this week. what are your thoughts about the show as always we'd love to hear your comments. fiend's. drop us a line to global 3090 w dot com and don't forget to check out all face but page d. w. women by for now. comes. the food. to. come come. the rain forests in ivory coast are threatened by illegal logging to make room for lucrative cocoa plantations to name it but i know as the potential to resolve the conflict it's allowed the set up of conservation areas

portrayed the soviet union as equally responsible for the war as nazi germany or assad has been crystallize for allegedly attempting to rewrite history. recently declassified wartime documents point to a different scenario from the one presented by polish authorities. points. the nazi occupation one of the darkest chapters in poland's history nearly 6 long years of death and terror left its capital warsaw all but destroyed the occupiers and their collaborators divided the population by race millions of supposed undesirables shift off to perish in the ovens and gas chambers of the extermination camps women were raped in the streets men women and children mass occurred in pogroms only to be dumped into mass graves by the end of it all 90 percent of polish jews had been exterminated but 75 years ago on the 17th of january soviet forces liberated warsaw back then the people welcome to the soviet troops here's an account from newly declassified documents. the nazis committed astonishing and terrifying atrocities in poland evidence of human death and suffering was everywhere polish residents met

and 2020's crystal ball.'ll talk predictions for tech companies in the new year as well as what tech trends we'll see in the next decade. the battle for tech privacy in 2020. wednesday marks the official start for the california consumer privacy act. this law is meant to give users transparency around what data companies select on them as well as the right to block companies from selling that information. for a look at what to expect this year in the battle to protect consumers digital lives, i talked to reese purse a partner where he co-heads cybersecurity practice. also with him is eric newcomer who covers the intersection of tech and government. >> this is probably the most important privacy legislation in the united states today. i mean, it's economic powerhouse. we don't have federal privacy legislation. this is important for california companies and users in california but also just all over the united states. and it means that companies are going to have to disclose what data they collect to users and

what you are seeing from berkeley right now is some clear skies over head out to the coast also very crystal clear conditions that's what you head to our inland valleys, the south baythat especially the central valley that's where you're looking at some of that dense fog it's been problematic in the central valley this morning. now we do have a really strog storm system that's pushing into the northern northwest part of the country. but this high-pressure ridge that we have built up across. california right now it's going make sure that storm system doesn't really pack a punch for us it's going to be pushing it any chance of rain well to our north keeping us dry sunny and well above average as far as temperatures go future cast shows you that mostly sunny skies will be seen today still a few clouds out there but skies will remain nice and clear tomorrow more the same as you will also see on friday with friday and saturday evening, especially warm day just around the orner today alrea warmer 50's to low 60's 4 daytime r highs today. all checking in with the upper 50's and 60's out along the c

i saw my windshield crystallize it was cold in the 30, so you may want to leave a little early takeittle time to dean for don't have any big hospot. some good hot coffee in here this to get their cold morning side maybe recommend that for you to maybe an extra layers, well that's illing. let's t to it looking at it how cold is it john lee ansomething else that might evokup this morning besides the coldest fact we actually did have a minor earthque down in the south bay waschill south west of gilroy right in the middle your night around one 37 am i ifyou felt that around 200 people have officially reported it to thusgs. >>people from san jose down to morgan hill through the central coas so that didn't wake up the cold is about to as you're getting outside it is the golden gate brge here, nice and clear this morning, no fog whatsoever and

arsenal y crystal palace se midieron en citrus park. el marcador pasarÍa de hÉroe a villano.e nos deja en la 10 posiciÓn. vuelve al cantÓn recibió a newcastle. >>y en la nfl los hackers han tenido 700 voluntarios para paliar la nieve para poder llegar al partido. >> nos despedimos con imÁgenes de innovaciones presentadas durante la feria del teclado yo por ejemplo este robot que te lleva hasta donde usted se encuentre de papel higiÉnico. todo se hace a travÉs de una aplicaciÓn móvil. >> bajada los presentador: bienvenido a la liga mx. a que estamos instalados en el estadio leÓn donde en un rato mÁs estará rodando la pelota, leÓn frente a querÉtaro.

but just going through this, if crystal, if you could pull up the powerpoint. there are slides in your binder if you want to follow along. or you could just listen. we have these buckets of goals, five goals in which we tried to link a lot of our work. so these are relative to our five year goals that we submitted a couple of years ago. in goal number one, free, sustain and support affordable arts infrastructure. we are working with oewd to support and implement the music venue assistance program and this is the sound mitigation funds that we brought up two months ago. you will be receiving your presentation and update from them on march 3rd at a hearing about this. we are really excited to share more about this with our permit holders and we are hoping to educate them at our summit this year about how they can apply. our deputy director is also conducting an entertainment training in march for planners at the planning department which we are excited about. we have never done that before. we're doing that to try to educate them on our permit sites and to help s

which is what our ancestors call the building where the actual grains form or the salt crystals. so we're looking at a bed here that is full of salt, which we fill each one of these 26 beds in this building with about an inch of the evaporated brine that's down to 15% selinity and we allow it to continue evaporating until it crystallizes which happens at about 25%, which is when the solid forms. so it's harvest of salt, we use big scoops and scrapers and we basically just scrape the salt into a pile like this. and put it into the scoop. and then we put it into a bucket where it drains back into the bed and stays for a day until we take it into our production facility where we dry it and package. we are in our production facility. the salt comes in here after it's drained in the grainary for a day, then we put it into ur drying room where we have a dehumidifier that pulls extra moisture off the salt. then it goes through a cleaning process where we go through the salt and just for quality control, make sure it's 100% salt. we pull out anything that's not salt with tweezers. and ju

you have people who gave crystal clear information the president and national security people had when they took the decision to take out soleimani.

>>not necessarily going to be a crystal clear one, although your views are pretty clear right now storm tracker 4 to show so low clouds hanging out across the bay right now we're in the 40's and 50's for your teeratures this is actually warmer than yesterday waat the same time. alameda in berkeley chat, 50 degrees with concord and oakland at 49leo at 50 degrees as well later today, expect temperatures from the 40's and 50's rise eventually into the 60's. not quite the 70's yet today but we sure are getting closer. i'm talking 70's in your forecast just around the corner. >>robin the lines are getting longer heading into san francisco, escially for the cash fares. so if you plan on paying cash. there's a little bit of a wait for you if you see it there. it is have starting to stack up that from the 80 ovecrossing completelyormal of course you don't have to worry about at if you are a car poer or a fa track or you get through without a backup for now we'r averaging 9 minutes to fremont street and we are starting a hot spot ee which is always great write your drive ong the shore ce and smo

future cast we're dry through the day you notice cloud cover out there so it's not going to be a crystal clear weekend. you'll have times a blue skies but times were cloud cover winds out too. so it's a good weekend. a seasonable weekend. not necessarily feel like the middle of summer but compared to yesterday we'll take it we've got chilly morning center comfortably cool afternoons low to mid 50's right along the coastline today daly city 55 degrees out there not a half moon bay, a 56 for your highs while low to mid-fifties elsewhere on the peninsula too. foster city down the mountain view all at 56 degrees a few upper 50's down in the south bay such as the case for you in san jose at 57 today while he's paid temperatures right on par with their seasonal averages really is going to be a nice dry start to the weekend today light jacket kind of weather today. bill in vacaville each 53 well low 50's as you head out to the coastline, here's a breakdown of your next 7 days so temperatures gradually get warmer on into today tomorrow and sunday you'll see those temperatures climbing sunday, mo

people feel very bruised by this decision so finally caught but i'm going to ask you to to get your crystal ball out before you experience the european parliament your knowledge of the debate of europe do you think this is a assad farewell tomorrow or do you think perhaps an optimistic though i think is inevitably it's going to be deeply sad but i think for the younger generation coming up who have not been tainted by this very year denigration in our country of the ear of people in places like scotland where there was a different more or less different view i think there's more optimism and i think that maybe one day you know we could see the european union again as a natural partner it will take so i think deep sadness as we leave but just a hint of light that maybe one day will come back home klugman is from brussels for the last time as a member the european parliament but not i hope the last time on the show thank you very much indeed thank you alex. roger casale former labor m.p. and set to general the new europeans welcome back to the alex salmond show thank you alex great to be with

and here's a quick live look outside the golden blue skies, crystal clear out there, but of course the downside is we saw some pretty cold temperares. early this morning. we'll get other update on the forecast from >>a lot of eye-catching moments in sunday night's golden globe awards. but the thing that really caught the internet's attention and ulled on people's heartstrings was tom hanks acptance speech after he received the b delle award take a look. >>a man that is less with the family sat down from like that why for his fantastic in every way who's copy what lo it's o are braver and stronger and wisethan their old man is. >>don't forget he's the bay area's own tom hanks b demille award given for outstanding contributions to the world of entertainment growing up in oakland rising to the. top heights we hollywood with the nadian she is our own people before he became famous belong still ahead on the kron 00:04am morning news at 9 o'clo tonight. ers they now they will be playing. >>they ll be playing purple rain the minnesota kings when they come to town on saturday. we'll tell you e

it's crystal clear we do have just a couple sprinkles right along the coastline and up in the north bay rainfall is really an increase in the noh bay before anywhere else you're seeing some light sprinkles up there right now futurecast shows you that by 06:00am we do have moderate showers up in northern sonoma county. rainfall push into marine county off and on throughout the early course of the morning. u know the showers pretty spotty for the north bay for much of the morning will be till afteoon that we really start to see widespread rainfall pushing in for the rest of the baarea, 1245 right here some light rainfall to moderate showers in the peninsula portions of the east bay and up into the north bay showers spreafurther south

they were losing 1—0 to crystal palace in the final ten minutes but he scored twice to put the championsoal in the 98th minute after some good work for —— from crystal palace's wilfried zaha. 2—2 was the final score, meaning liveable 16 points clear at the top of the table if they beat manchester united tomorrow. elation for newcastle after a late winner at saintjames newcastle after a late winner at saint james park against chelsea, a nice arcade and gold giving them three points. but he kept the fans waiting because the golden, until the 91;th minute. in scotland, celtic art through to the fifth round of the scottish cup after beating partick thistle at firhill. lee griffith gave celtic the lead and the scottish cupholders and got a second after a colour mcgregor struck two connect off thomas ware. partick thistle's stuart brannigan scored a late penalty but it finished 2—1 celtic. england had a frustrating third day of the third test against south africa. dom best got a maiden five wickets before rain wiped out the afternoon session in port elizabeth. going into day four, south africa