it's the third straight hurricane damage that caused significant damage to the pecan, landscaping and agritourism industries. less than a month before hurricane michael, hurricane florence crashed into the carolinas, causing $22 billion in business. the agriculture losses there were also overwhelming. several lagoons responsible for containing animal waste were breached and are in drastic need of repair. last year californians witnessed yet another devastating wild season, including the deadliest fires. d in hawaii, volcanos caused damage. american samoa was hit by violent storms. the disaster bill supplemental provides the funds to begin addressing these needs. it increases payments from 85% o 90% of producers with crop insurance. it also includes $150 million for the rural community facilities program, from debris removal to the repair of local infrastructure such as drinking water, water systems. small communities across the nation and the territories often struggle to rebuild in the aftermath of natural disasters. the legislation includes $400 million for emergency forest restorat

it's the third straight hurricane damage that caused significant damage to the pecan, landscaping and agritourism industries. less than a month before hurricane michael, hurricane florence crashed into the carolinas, causing $22 billion in business. the agriculture losses there were also overwhelming. several lagoons responsible for containing animal waste were breached and are in drastic need of repair. last year californians witnessed yet another devastating wild season, including the deadliest fires. d in hawaii, volcanos caused damage. american samoa was hit by violent storms. the disaster bill supplemental provides the funds to begin addressing these needs. it increases payments from 85% o 90% of producers with crop insurance. it also includes $150 million for the rural community facilities program, from debris removal to the repair of local infrastructure such as drinking water, water systems. small communities across the nation and the territories often struggle to rebuild in the aftermath of natural disasters. the legislation includes $400 million for emergency forest restorat

guest: damage. it's damage, potential looting .f artifacts we will not know the full picture of the damage until the shutdown is over and we get staff back into the parks. because of the way the shutdown works you can only have essential staff in, only 16% of national park service tax -- staff are in the parks now, it's mostly law enforcement. there is not enough people. yosemite has 800 staff and only 50 are working. they are not protecting the resources, they are not being protected and the interior department is favoring giving folks access without providing that protection. host: we have the phone numbers on the screen for kristen brengel. we have a separate line just for recent national park visitors, if you have been there, tell us why you were there and what you saw. number48-8002is your --(202) 748-8002 is your number. and a separate line for our other guests. so what are you doing now? guest: we are trying to work with congress to get the parks open. we are advocating strongly the senate mo

strong and damaging wind as well as flooding potential all at 7. that means the afternoon commute and this evening at 9. we will time this out when we will see the strongest wind as well as the heaviest rain coming up in a few minutes. >>> the wind will affect your drive across the bay bridge with the wind advisory in effect. we have a serious situation heading into the berkeley curve in the non-commute direction. the accident involving two vehicles eastbound 80 out of the maze into the berkeley curve with a few cars tangled up with injuries. they have closed the lanes until further notice. we are dealing with slick surfaces this morning so take it easy heading out the door on the roadways. jumping to the maps, let's get updated on the crashes. eastbound 80 at tennessee road the crash still blocking one approaching that same. in the south bay we have serious accident with the southwest expressway on ramp at southbound to 80. this picture was taken from the san jose fire department moments ago and you can see it is a serious crash with injuries. you

we're actually seeing a lot of damage in the santa cruz mountains. that storm leading to mudslides also bringing down trees. >> kris sanchez live near highway 18. the thing is, there's been several mudslides. >> reporter: yes, several. we just came down from the summit. this is highway 17 not too far from the cats. we're in that parking lot. crews are working to clear the mudslide right around the midnight hour. one of the lanes shut down. take a look at the video at the scene. the mudslide came down west of summit road completely shutting down the roadway. no sign of power lines down. folks headed to santa cruz, northbound lanes are okay. there was a larger mudslide. this one on skyline. just west on skyline road. the roadway was completely shut down and crews are just starting to make some headway there. but we understand that it is going to be a pretty big cleanup and traffic is shut down in both directions. now, the mudslide where we were here earlier, this was near between los gatos and bear creek road. i misspoke earlier. you can tell it is goi

....because they have a similar construction to ones damaged in la's1994 northridge quake.he study recommended that they be reinspected. the order coming out of city hall calls for the strenghthening the resiliency of tall buildings. the department of building inspection and other deparments have been told to explore adopting stricter seismic standards....and updating policies for assessing buildings after a big quake . while it doesn't directly demand the reinspection of the high rises mentioned in the report.... supervisor aaron peskin who represents the financial district says it could open the door for that to happen. this is the next frontier downtown high-rises. and look this is not gonna be done by tomorrow or the next day, but if it could be done over the next many years san francisco will be safer for it and there's a huge number of new residences and commercial tenants in that area so it's time for us to get serious about it he says he's heartened by the mayor's call to action which also includes ordering a more thorough recovery plan for the densely populated dow

the roads and the roads damaged a lot of cars shovel by shovel, crews rushed to repair the damage.his caltrans crew close two lanes for several hours during the morning commute. before finally getting the road reopened around lunchtime. across the bay crews in mountain view made quick work of a pothole opened up on miramontes avenue. >> driving down to 80 and i exited the freeway and the indicator light came on that you have a flat tire. pullover immediately. >> reporter: her car limped into america's tires, she quickly discovered she wasn't alone. bad weather is good for the tire business. >> a lot of what we have done today are from people hitting a pothole or curb. >> reporter: in the parking lot a little like a busy e.r. waiting room. this lady had two busted wills. it spun out and smashed into a curb. this likely washed into the road by the rain and this one popped a tire on a pothole. >> people can't see it

this is directly a a republican inflicted damage. trump and his enablers seem happy to let this shut down slow our economy, hurt underian country, and put our national parks and public lands at risk indefinitely. it shouldn't be hard for our republican colleagues to choose between funding normal government operations or continue to make people suffer for the trump ego and obsession. this bill is nearly identical to the legislation that already passed the senate 92-6. it he reopens vital agencies and returns our national parks to normal business. this means we can clean up the trash and repair the damage that has been done through this shut down. opposing this bill encan courages trump to keep holding americans hostage to his elusional demands. ms. mccollum: would the gentleman yield for a question? as you know, mr. chairman, i feel as strongly as you do about the health and protection of our public lands. in your view as chairman of the committee that oversees the interior department, is the administration protecting the quality of o

as their grapes are rejected due to this smoke damage. i want to thank the the appropriations committee and their staff for working with me to ensure that grape growers like those in my district are supported. howevermark wine grape growers do not discover smoke damage until after removing their fruit from the vine. these growers sustain heavy losses and deserve support. they should not be penalized simply because the damage to their grapes was discovered after the harvest. my amendment would clarify that assistance offered under h.r. 268 is available to growers when -- who discover smoke damage after removing their grapes from the vine. this situation is tragic and far too common. and this clarification is needed to ensure that growers like those in my district receive the support that they deserve. mr. chairman, madam speaker, i want to reiterate my thanks to the appropriations committee and their staff and i urge my colleagues to support this amendment. i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields. does a member

a lot of damage in the santa cruz mountains. that storm leading to mudslides also bringing down trees. >> "today in the bay" kris sanchez live near highway 17 this morning. kris. >> reporter: well, hi there, laura and marcus. this is bear creek road, a work around for a lot that commute through santa cruz mountains. it's closed because of power lines and trees down all across the roadway. we did talk with some folks who used the route before it was shut down. listen. >> it's a war zone out there on bear creek road. for those of us that use it as an artery between here and highway 17, it's not advisable for anybody to drive. >> you can round a corner. before you know it, at least half the road is washed away, so you have to try to divert. there's downed power lines, trees, rocks, mud, just debris covering the roads. >> they say it's tough because a lot of information is updated until after folks are ready to leave for the day. the biggest problem will be a mudslide that shut down highway 35 in both directions west of summit road.

why the damage is just now being discovered. (vicki) there's bound to be more stormy weather ahead this winter. coming up... how to tell if your trees need attention so they don't fall. (ken) although the stormy weather, for the moment, is gone from the bay area... local arborists are still responding to the damage caused by the last rounds of strong wind and rain. kron four's philippe djegal reports from contra costa county... where arborists advise on how to identify troubled trees. (philippe) as he surveys the post-storm landscape... behind a pleasant hill shopping center and off a freeway exit... east bay arborist alex llamas stumbles upon what appears to be a dead cottonwood tree.alex llamas/sexytrees.com- "the way you can particularly tell this, , is the bark is just he says it doesn't need a pruning... but rather simply be removed. a leaning branch on a valley oak just a few feet away also looks like trouble... but llamas, who owns sexy- trees-dot-com, says the branch is stronger then it appears. alex llamas/sexytrees.com

(grant) taking a look at the storm damage in the south bay... and in los gatos--- a tree and live wires were brought down down by the storms. pg&e crews responded early this morning and rendered the scene safe. now it's just a matter of cleaning up the debris. (grant) two large trees also came down on idyllwild road --- just off highway 17 in santa clara county. fire crews responded early this morning and managed to cut the trees and clear the scene. the road has since been re- opened. (grant) and what was expected to be a messy commute on highway 17-- actually turned out to be pretty smooth. kron 4's rob fladeboe reports now on the conditions in the santa cruz mountains. (catherine) next at 5:30... it's president trump vs. house speaker nancy pelosi. we'll have the latest on the battle for the border wall-- as we are now in day 27 of the government shutdown. (catherine) plus... we'll take a look at the most dramatic images as a deadly and destructive storm moves through the bay area. (grant) the biggest storm of the season blew into the bay are

a look at what you should look out for when it comes to rain damaged trees.mercialá)(áábreakáá) (áábreakáá) no major hot (áábreakáá)(ácommercialá) (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) no major hot (áábreakáá)(ácommercialá) trees. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. the first ever male n-f-l cheerleaders are heading to super bowl 53. professional dancers quinton peron (per-rone) and napoleon jinnies made history last year when they made the los angeles rams cheer squad. and they're about to make history again as the first male cheerleaders to perform at the super bowl. this past weekend-- the rams won the n-f-c championship... securing their spot in the super bowl. they will play the new england patriots at the big game on february third. ( robin ) coming up on the kron-four morning news at 5... the cause of the deadly tubbs fire is revealed... and pg&e is not to blame... ( robin ) plus... anot

receded. >> reporter: there was also damage to the system. what you see now is what we expect because it rained so much during the time. >> reporter: the city estimates the cost of more than $15,000. confident that the bay area host committee will pay for repairs and fix it to its original state, if not better. the committee is hoping that the city of san jose will be reaping the economic benefits and national spotlight. >> it brought the city business. look at the park. getting the neuter. begin once the park dries out, as soon as it can reopen to open two months from now. that is if the sod takes root. >> that is long time. they should have known better when they had the heavy equipment and here. >>> they say that they were inconvenienced with parking when the playoff was in town. now the park, many are hoping that the repairs happen soon. >>> the time is 4:18. good morning. have you had coffee? are you ready to take care of folks? >> i am ready. let's do this now. we are looking at the commute on northbound 101. we are going to look at tha

is not the first event to cause damage to one of our major parks. this is what we expected because it rained so much. >> reporter: the city estimates the cost more than $15,000, confident the host committee and the 49ers will repair. the host committee pointing to the new grading, not to mention the city of san jose reaping the economic benefits in the national spotlight. it brought us the business and the city business. >> reporter: repairs are set to begin once the park dried out. the soonest it can reopen is two months from now and that's if the sod takes root. they should have known better. are some downtown residents and visitors say they were inconvienced with the parking when the playoffs were in time. >> reporter: the city has put up this chain link fence around the park for safety reasons and since signs will be posted explaining the repair work, the city hopes to have the park back open in april in time for spring events. >> thank you. >> police here in san jose arrest add high school teacher on suspicion of inappropriate sexual conduct wi

we have damaging wind, heavy rain with an isolated thunderstorm possible. the future cast timing this out even by the lunchtime, turning very wet with isolated and heavy downpours, as well as through 3 pm with widespread rain and heavy downpours. watch as we go through the evening at 7 pm, this line is the actual front pushing across the north bay first. when the front passes through the region you will see a burswi strongest wind. as we go through 8 pm here we go with that front pushing across san francisco, oakland as well as 10 pm when it pushes across the south bay. watching that cold front push through this will likely be the strongest storm we have seen so far this season. the future cast rainfall amounts looking at anywhere from 1 1/2 inches up to three inches across the north bay with the possibility of flash flooding with that saturated ground. we had all of that rain yesterday and the ground is already saturated with heavy rain expected later today. we have possibility of roadway and highway flooding. this purple color indicates gusting conditions

no property was damaged. werhan/homeowner- "when you have oaks, you're always prepared -- that's why we're always like pruning them back to make sure that five years ago, we pruned it, so -- cause it's an old tree - that, if it did fall, it wouldn't hit powerlines and that worked -- it didn't hit any power lines." the department of public works spent several hours cleaning up. just one of many weather-related incidents, spokesperson steve padilla, says he expects crews to respond to in the coming days.steve padilla/public works- "if your house is, is behind a creek or in front of a creek, take a look, make sure to remove the debis and just keep a monitor on it." padilla says his crews are prepared for a tough stretch.. and, that teams are on standby 24-hours, seven days a week. in contra costa county, philippe djegal, kron four news. (robin ) the storm has claimed two lives.. one in the east bay ..the other in the north bay. the tree branch came down in east oakland near the ardley avenue overpass that goes o

the rain has moved out and now we are assessing the damage. good morning and thank you for joining us. we )re on early at 4 am to get you ready for the morning commute. i )m laura garcia. and i )m marcus washington. ad-lib toss to weather. we )re ttracking a highway closure we )re seeing a lot of damage in the santa cruz mountains. the storm leading to mudslides and bringing trees down. today in the bay )s kris sanchez is live near highway 17. kris -- we were at a dead standstill for a few minutes as chp here is the reason why. that mudslide that came down right around the midnight hour between midnight and 1:00 last night. it came down on highway 17, los gatos and bear creek near the cats restaurant. you can see caltrans crews were trying to clear that area. it did make some headway and we were just wrapped up in the last part of that cleanup this morning. but the big story here in the santa cruz mountains is going to be skyline road near summit. that's where a mudslide came down and shut down both lanestr. we have a crew that's shooting vide

luckily no one was hurt and no property was damaged.of many weather-related incidents that crews expect to respond to in the coming days. <- "if your house is, is behind a creek or in front of a creek, take a look, make sure to remove the debis and just keep a monitor on it.">( james ) crews are prepared for a tough stretch.. teams are on standby 24- hours, seven days a week. ( darya ) in oakland... a public works crew had to remove a large acacia tree. it came down on ascot drive in the oakland hills for a time it blocked part of a heavily traveled two lane road. no one was hurt. and there was no property damage. ( darya )crews in oakland have been filling out sandbags for people as more showers roll in. the supplies are available during business hours at the oakland public works corporate yard on sheppard canyon road. people can also pick up sheets of black plastic that can be used to cover exposed soil preventing rain from soaking the ground. after business hours ... past 4:30 in the afternoon ... oakland residents can get storm supp

like you said, no reported damage. this is following the earthquake we had of 3.4 that was yesterday near the berkeley area following that's happening. certainly we're going to monitor the situation. of course we'll continue to update you on that on facebook as well as twitter. if you felt something, tell us. >> people are reaching out. we appreciate at. follow me on twitter, laura garcia. describing as my window and floor shook for three seconds there. >> some of the other tweets we're getting there, people feeling it in oakland and berkeley this morning. so yesterday as well, the earthquake hit about 4:44 in the morning. it was felt -- some people felt it in san jose. >> we had some folks, burlington, peninsula, east bay, of course. again, this is the second for the piedmont area. >> that's right. in just about 24 hours there. robert from richmond telling as well. he didn't feel the berkeley one. roof creeked but at first thought it was a wind gust coming off the line of storms here. another earthquake rattling the b

we never had a tree fall and damage our fence before. this is pretty shocking for us. >> reporter: at lee avenue and harris avenue, no power for the stoplights. it should be a four-way stop, but instead -- thankfully most of the kids who would be heading to the nearby school were in no danger. >> they finally understand it's the safety of the students and the teachers were going cheers from the students. >> reporter: no estimated time own when they'll get the power back on. matt keller, abc7 news. >> we western the only ones who saw a lot of storm damage. los angeles saw devastating mudslides after a fourth straight day there. rocks and boulders toppled on roadways. one driver was sent to the hospital. thousands of people have been forced to evacuate the area as worries about flash flooding now become a reality. >>> teachers and district officials went back to the bargaining table hoping to end a strike that's now in its fourth day. negotiations resumed at noon. it's the first meeting since talks. unclear if any proposals were put on the

nobody was hurt, but all the businesses suffered major damage. this morning 11:00, fire chief and several other city leaders to celebrate the reopening of papenhousen in a temporary location until the original building can be restored. >>> barry bonds has 3 years left to get into baseball's hall of fame. the giants star slugger missed out on the hall of fame for the seventh year in a row. he received 59% of the votes this year. you need 75%. the voting for barry bonds has increased each year, but many voters are reluctant to put baseball's home run king in, because of his connection to steroids. >>> here is who made it into the hall of fame. he is closer mariano rivera. the best closer baseball has ever seen. he is the only player to get a unanimous selection into the hall of fame. and also this year's class, designated hitter edgar martinez, along with pictures roy halladay andnot over for some new orleans saints fans. ticketholders are suing the nfl on the missed pass interference call in the nfc championship. >> it is monumental, the amount of

over concerns there is hidden earhtquake damage. (ken) san francisco's mayor is ordering officials to take a closer look at seismic safety standards for high rise buildings. (vicki) this step comes after an eye-opening report it suggested some skyscrapers may have hidden damage leftover from the loma preita earthquake back in 19-89. kron 4's maureen kelly reports. (pkg)some of the damage from the devastating loma prieta earthquake was impossible to miss. but a report called the tall buildings safety strategy which came out in last fall...revealed that nearly 70 older high rises in san francisco might have suffered unseen damage....because they have a similar construction to ones damaged in la's1994 northridge quake. the study recommended that they be reinspected. the order coming out of city hall calls for the strenghthening the resiliency of tall buildings. the department of building inspection and other deparments have been told to explore adopting stricter seismic standards....and updating policies for assessing buildings after a

no judge has assessed liabilities or damage imposed. the bankruptcy court may say they are not in position to decide what recovery the fire victims may get. >> some say this may be trying to friend off the legal case than the company's financial health. when people look at the assets that pg&e has it doesn't meet the definition of bankrupt that people have. >> one of the things that struck me in reading the filing pg&e says they have $71 billion in assets, and $51 billion in debt. they are not insolvent. why are they filing for bankruptcy. pg&e repeated in the filing they may have as much as $30 billion in liability from the wildfire. but they didn't adjust that assertion to account for the fact that cal fair found that the santa rosa fire, tubbs fire was started by private electrical equipment, not pg&e. that should have been adjusted and they didn't adjust the numbers. >> they pegged their liabilities at $51 billion. potentially taking into factor potential wildfires. >> they mentioned debt they owed to banks, the smallest dealt was a

and that is why we saw this damage. we got hit hardest with the storm system throughout the afternoon and the evening. santa cruz mountains anywhere from 2-5 inches. napa nearly 2 inches. san jose over 1 inch. pretty much

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i want to show you what the damage is behind me. you could see the main fire building with a lot of damage there, but it also affected another building, i believe, to the left, but the main fire is what you're looking at right there, at least where that fire was earlier this morning. i want to show you video from when the scene was more active with crews on the scene. i'm being told this happened, it began just before 12:30 a.m. the fire affecting the two buildings but one in particular, there was heavy smoke coming out of the building. the fire building had nine occupants, the other building had about 11 occupants. as far as rescues go, we hear from fir door and another was rescued by ladder on the second floor, and then there were six people also located in the backyard that were taken aways is morning of the fire were getting around what they termed as the heavy amount of contents in the fire building. so i'm not sure if this was a hoarding situation. they said they had to work around that in order to put the fire out. as far as

a truck from sky fox, the extent of the damage.what used to be green grass the size of a football field and overwhelmed with my. tire tracks still visible the trucks used to load and unload status for thousands of visitors gathered for today's the free concert. the third show was canceled due to heavy rain. >> basically the entire park was damaged. we need to happen is that it needs to be receded. >> reporter: crews aren't looking damage to the irrigation system. caroleena is a san jose parks and rec. >> this is not the first event that caused damage to a major park wasting out is what we expected because it rained so much during that time. truck the city estimates the cost is more than $15,000. confident the barry host committee and 49ers will pay for repairs and fix it to the original state, is not better. as proof the committee planning to move grading a thought experiment not to mention the city of san jose reaping the economic benefits and the national spotlight.>> i definitely brought up the city business. truck repairs at di

how damaging to you think this is to the white house? >> i've tried to explain all the indictments.nd sometimes it takes half your show to explain papadopoulos in a bar london, all these things. this is clear. in the indictment it says the ampain, a senior official unidentified, so someone way up, asked roger stone to go to wikileaks, that by then we knew they knew had those hillary clinton emails and talk to them about release and various things related to them and then you see dock wr documented evidence of him trying to use false hoods about her memory and putting that out there as well. this is a straight forward case that you have a campaign, and we don't know high it goes, but at many levels coordinating with wick wickey leaks with a foreign government and that's illegal and against thein against the national security interest. and you did abate for job at the martin luther king breakfast. thank you for coming out. >> that's very kind of you. >>> how the trump ampain tried to benefit from russian interference. the big question is what did tru know? e don't want to do. but when

the cost of the damage caused by recent wild fires is rising. today insurance commissioner ricardo lara gave an update on the total insured losses from the camp, woolsey and hill fires.. he says the numbers increased by about 25% from an already expensive evaluation last month. capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala has more from sacramento. ((pkg)) 1:20"this is unprecedented for us.." totaling the insured damage from the deadliest and most destructive wildfire season is now in the hands of new state insurance commissioner, ricardo lara.lara announced monday losses in the camp, woolsey, and hill fires in late 2018 are now at 11.4 billion dollars, with the deadly fire in paradise accounting for more than 8 billion of that.the numbers rose from the preliminary report in december, showing total insured damages at 9 billion."we're going to continue to see uptick in the fire losses. this is just for insured, obviously calfire's numbers have uninsured properties, big structural stuff, so we're also monitoring all those issues as well,"lara says on top

government is back open after thirty five days of a partial shutdown but experts say the damage is significant amounting to billions of dollars in lost economic activity. tuesday is a crucial day in britain for the outcome of the break to plan many people are stocking up on supplies as they hope for the best but prepare for the worst. i'm john elder milan and berlin welcome to your business update hundreds of thousands of american workers should be back on the job this week that's after the end of a thirty five day government shutdown that kept them out of work and unpaid fortunately those workers will receive back pay but economists say they'll be hard to make up for the lost spending of the past month and the costs to the u.s. economy are staggering it might have been trafficked chaos at the airports that brought an end to the u.s. government shutdown after more than a month with air traffic controllers calling in sick flights were delayed or canceled at new york's la guardia and other national hubs then washington came through with a deal an agreement between president trump and democrats i

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there's front end damage. badly burne damage there. we don't know if this was caused by the crash jus yet. it's unclear if there's injuries here. you want to avoid this area, as ews work to clean up the mess and continue their investigation. back to you. right now, police are investigating how two men mysteriously died. chopper 4 was over the scene in rethe white oak last night. you can see the heavy police presence. witness told 911, a car crashed into several other parked vehicles on the road. when detectives arrived on the scene, they found two men dead in the car that struck the others. police are not saying how the men died. > today, the national zoo and the smithsonian museums will reopen for the first time since the government shutdown. if youan't visit the zoo in person, you can see the pandas. the panda cam will be open thisn mo hundreds of thousands of government workers and contractors are relieved to be back on the job, after 35 days without a paycheck, everyone is happy they will be paid later this week. for many, the dama

the fire heavily damaged one side of the home, but most of the home has smoke damage. while part of the home was under construction ... 6 people are displa morning. no one was hurt. ( darya )also in the south bay -- san jose mayor sam liccardo was hit by a car while riding his bike on new year's day. a spokesperson from the the mayor's office says liccardo was cycling on sierra road when he was hit by a car. the mayor was taken to the hospital and is a "bit banged up," but should be home in one or two days. liccardo's office says he's being kept at the hospital for observation. the mayor released a statement thanking the san jose police ... firefighters and the regional medical center. ( darya ) now to the north bay ... where two men have been arrested in the assault of another man in petaluma. it happened just after the new year ... around 2 a-m ... on kentucky street and western avenue. investigators say two 22- year-old men attacked a 29 year old man. malik telcy is accused of malik telcy behind the victim and punching him in the side of the head ... knocking him to

building damage forced one maternity hospital to evacuate.bricks and debris. low-level areas along the coast were hit especially hard with flooding. (grant) the giants and their fans are mourning the death of the man who helped keep the team in the city. peter magowan, the former team president and part owner, after a long battle with cancer at the age of 76. kron4's maureen kelly talked to giants c-e-o larry baer about magowan's legacy. if peter didn't say yes to coming in to run it from the beginning i don't know where we beat the foot of the willie mccovey statue that greets fans outside oracle park......a bouquet of flowers is left in tribute.....while the flags inside the ballpark fly at half staff.while buster posey warms up for the upcoming season.....giants ceo larry baer says that catcher and the rest of the players could have ended up wearing uniforms reading tampa bay giants if it were not the energy and drive of peter magowen. in 1992 there had been a purchase agreement signed to move the team to florida it was not a question, it

but the economic damage is done to show. down came over the white house's demand for five point seven billion dollars for a border wall now analysts a standard and poor's say the shutdown cost six billion dollars mostly due to lost productivity and weakened economic activity the council of economic advisors within the white house picks the cost even higher estimating a weekly loss of point one three percentage points of quarterly gross domestic product according to their numbers the month long dispute could cost the economy about twenty six billion dollars and it could all get even more expensive the current agreement will last for three weeks it is unclear what happens then. joining me now is our man on wall street yes carter welcome to the program we are varying estimates there in terms of just how much the shutdown will end up costing the american economy how confident is the government that these costs will be recovered. yeah at this point it is rather difficult to really put a price tag on the damage from the congressio

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woman: help stop the clock on further irreversible joint damage. talk to your rheumatologist. right here. right now. humira. welcome back. lets get a check of weather and traffic this morning. big changes just around the corner as we enjoy our last day in the 60's under mostly sunny skies. after today temperatures will cool into the 50's for the rest of the forecast along with rain looking likely tomorrow night and then again into the weekend and the start of the next week. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. slow won wb no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. slow won wb 580 at the tolls due to caltrans work. ( darya ) before the patriots and rams face off in superbowl 53, they faced the media during super bowl week opening night. ( james ) patriots quarterback tom brady and rams q-b jared goff are both from the bay area. but tom brady made it clear ... he's not going to make things easy for goff. take a listen.< what sort of advice would you give this guy. as he gets ready to take on the big bad

. >> the indictment reveals stone saw the stolen e-mails from wikileaks that could damage donald trump's opponents at the direction of a senior trump campaign official. let's get right to cnn's sara murray who broke this story less than an hour ago. tell us what you've learned. >> you showed the video there. this was a huge surprise i can tell you to roger stone as well as his legal team that he was arrested this morning. he's been a target of this investigation for essentially almost two years. but he had never been contacted by mueller's office up until this point. now, shortly after this -- them showing up at his home, special counsel's office did put out a statement acknowledging his arrest saying he's been charged with seven counts, one of obstruction of justice, five counts of making false statements and one count of witness tampering. now, roger stone has insisted throughout this that he was innocent. obviously we have not heard from him this morning since he's been taken into custody. but one of the things we were talking about earlier is these are counts that really did do have

fbi and indicted by robert mueller after he allegedly went to wikileaks to get stolen e-mails to damage hillary clinton's campaign. is it any wonder on a day like this that donald trump was the picture of the sad president, or as he been known to say, low energy? look. is it any wonder the president didn't sound as proud as he said he was when he announces td the zeal to reopen the government. watch this. >> i am very proud to announce today that we have reached a deal to end the shutdown and reopen the federal government. [ applause ] >> applause? really? what is there to applaud? this president shut down the federal government, leaving 800,000 workers without paying and creating chaos all across the country, only to take a deal that he could have taken 35 days ago. the emperor not only has no clothes, he has no walls. but he apparently couldn't resist immediately ad-libbing this. >> as everyone knows, i have a very powerful alternative, but i didn't want to use it at this time. hopefully it will be unnecessary. >> of course, it is a powerful alternative. is there any other kind for th

the damage topped $25 billion. now, 25 years later, is california better prepared?>> uch more ready than we were, and not nearly as ready as we need to be. there are still cities in california that haven't even gotten rid of their brick buildings. buildings that wabsolutely know both will fall down, and will kill people because they're so heavy. ep >>ter: after the quake, $10 billion was spent retrofitting freeways. but thousands of older buildings, like many in downtown los geles, still desperately need seismic upgrades. today scientists warn a 7.8 earthquake on southern california's san andreas fault could bring down 1,500 buildings and kill 1,800 people. 25 years after the big one, many are still living on shaky . grou miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> now to an nbc news investigation into a unique and expensive military training m prograat uses what are called role players and costs you and other taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars.bu does it actually work? cynthia mcfadden went to the g base military train in the world. >> reporter: this anti-am

, and the political damage is fallout from the real world damage that this has been doing. look, he might -- we'll see what happens, he's extremely fluid. i would not be surprised if he signed something to reopen the government without the legislative funding for the wall and maybe on the side also says, i'm going to use some emergency funding to start so he saves face. we'll see exactly how it goes. again, my understanding is that it's very, very fluid. >> because they've been readying the white house, yet cnn had exclusive reporting they've been readying emergency declaration to find other funds for this. >> right, so he could always reserve the right after there's a three-week interim, if this doesn't work out, after three weeks i want the right to declare some kind of emergency. but i think the president had no choice here. he's caving to what everybody else has been talking about for the last week or so, as you point out, particularly after wilbur ross and president trump, and wilbur ross saying, why don't these people just take out a loan? that's a good idea. so all o

as you look at that picture, which appears to show a land rover its side with a fair amount of damageand as this eyewitness said, we helped him get out, he was conscious but very shocked, and looking at those pictures you can see why. the prince is 97, he appears much less in public now, he retired from public duties in august 2017 so the glimpses we see of him are very infrequent these days, in fact his last appearance in public was at the wedding of his granddaughter, princess eugenie, who married jack brooks bank last october. he didn't, as he usually would, attend the church service on christmas day with the queen at the church in sandringham so we haven't seen him for a while but we know he was at the sandringham estate and he has been there since christmas and this news breaking in the last hour that 97—year—old prince philip was driving a carand 97—year—old prince philip was driving a car and was involved in a traffic accident with another vehicle this afternoon. he was not injured. sarah, we seeing these pictures of the car that buckingham palace says he was driving, on its si

utility crews are hard at work fixing the storm damage. many... tree >> right now thousands of people in the bay area are waking up without power. the utility crews are hard at work fixing the storm damage. >> trees are to blame, toppled by the strong wind, leaving a big mess to clean up this morning. >> we are not done with the rain and wind, and we will time it out taking you hour by hour coming up. >>> that's right, will update you on the roadways and the windy conditions affecting your drive on the bay area bridges. >>> good morning. it is thursday, january 17. thank you for waking up with us. i am kenny choi. >> i am anne makovec and you can see the palm trees waiting in the wind at oracle park. we have heavy rain, wind and flooding, and we have seen it all over the last 24 hours. >>> the national weather service has a warning out about the massive swells. we had rough surf, and the waves are expected to reach 25 to 40 feet today with powerful rip currents also a threat today. >> let's get straight to the weather and traffic this morning beca

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we could see damaging winds with this storm system. temperatures in the mid 50s with upper to low 60s, and it will be a mild day for sure. the big story is the rain and the wind, and a possibility of flash flooding. the flash flood watches in effect for the entire bay area beginning this afternoon. showers behind this front tomorrow with a break friday and saturday. we have showers on sunday. monday looks great for mlk day with plenty of sunshine as we celebrate the civil rights leader with plenty of sunshine on tuesday as well. >>> it is a very busy start to this wednesday morning drive. on the roadways and freeways use caution and leave a lot of space between you and the car in front of you with more ponding and flooding on the freeways. here's a live look at 580 and 680, westbound at the dublin interchange, okay with the speed. the altamont pass is heating up a bit. the drive times are still 25 to 28 minutes from the tool 5-580 toward 680. terrible but we have slick roadways. northbound 280 at large bar, this is reporting from chp w