dave became a coach and teacher and athletic director. >> if dave missed his former glory, his family said, he never showed it, and, of course, remained a legend to his niece and nephews. he had so much patience and so much kind ps. >> at home, they struggled to have children. >> she wanted to have a family really bad. >> i felt bad when i would get pregnant. >> in 1999, they adopt add boy and named him michael. >> they were happy. i have on thes and tons of pictures. they were happy. >> it doesn't make sense. it's not right. >> ever since that august night in 2009, when a super man fell to earth. >>> coming up, did a run in with a prowler turn deadly. >> how many pops did you hear. >> three. >> describe how fast they were. >> pop, pop, pop. when dateline continues. ♪ look into the sky for a momentary high, ♪ ♪ you never even tried till it's time to say goodbye, bye ♪ ♪ everybody fights for a little bit of light, i believe. ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. ♪ dixie® ultra's flexproof™ technology makes it twice as strong as the leading store brand. that's strength you ca

dave: yeah. nick: nice knowing you. dave: get to work, guys. nick: here's a question from kaitlin at lady liberty nc who asks -- raises the idea of does social media help or hurt us in the discussion of liberty? you are saying that social media seems to -- identity politics thrive on that, but then is it also true it allows us to connect more easily so we can spread our own ideas? dave: it is a little of both. the ideas of social justice and the hysteria and the people that every morning you can wake up on twitter and go, i want to find someone who i never heard of who said something i slightly disagree with, let me get them fired from their job. you can do that if you want, but what i think social media has also done -- i assume some of you guys watch my show. that's probably a little something to do with social media. and now there is something bubbling. you guys can feel it. we talked about it before. there's no doubt that there now is a movement that is countering this nonsense, and we have to use all the tools of social media they have kin

dave, i don't have a spleen. he pulled up my sleeve and got out his sharpie, wrote no spleen, in big letters on my arm. so we all go off to bed. it is late. we have an early train to go to boston from new york. we go up, got up really early in the hotel. stayingered toward the bathroom and i look in the mirror, see there is something written on my arm. i have no memory of how that got there. [laughter]. actually true. i looked down and it says, no spleen on my arm. you know that urban legend about the businessman who wakes up in a hotel and his kidney has been harvested. [laughter]. and just for a horrible moment i thought, oh -- somebody harvested my spleen. here is, i didn't know how to check to this day don't know where my spleen is. >> scott doesn't know where his is either. just for the record. >> i actually have pictures of mine. >> perhaps you can show them to the group later. [laughter]. >> but then my brain started to reboot, i realize you don't really need a spleen. people are always, physicians remove

dave. >> athena jones in florida. thank you. >>> alabama high school will be open after an on-campus shooting left one student hospitalized in critical condition. the shooting was accidental. no word on the circumstances. the school was placed on lockdown. the school has metal detectors. the girl who was killed was about to turn 18. >>> has amelia earhart been identified? one believes he cracked the mystery by challenging an 80-year-old theory. >>> 4:13 eastern time. millions in the northeast preparing to dig out from the second nor'easter to hit the region in a week. still seeing near blizzard conditions in massachusetts, maine and new hampshire. wet and heavy snow in bridgewater, new jersey, taking down power lines. expect more power outages as this moves across the northeast. >>> up to 2 feet of snow fell in areas. the storm paralyzing the i-95 c corridor. snowshowers and gusty winds could affect air travel today. let's get the latest from meteorologist derek van dam. >> impressive snowfall totals west of i-95. som

>> dave, no. dave, do i know what to make of any of it? the answer is no.s not been forthcoming on this issue as so many issues it is not forthcoming on. sarah sanders twisted herself in a knot to bring up the arbitration. a bit of a slip there in pointing to that and indicating that perhaps, you know, that makes the argument that the president is on the hook here and is fighting this personally. at the very same time they are trying to distance themselves from this and say michael cohen acted on his own. keep in mind, we are talking about scandal, which i feel has lost a lot of meaning. the notion this is a tawdry affair. there is a concern here that this is a campaign finance violation if the hush money was in-kind political contribution designed to help his candidacy. as we peel back the layers of the onion, we are not to the center yet. keep in mind it is not just about palace intrigue or personal matters. there are legal implications depending on how it went down. >> not just like gossip. this is one thing salacious gossip is one thing and the presiden

i'm alison kosik. >> i'm dave briggs. it is 4:00 a.m. in the east. many people woke up, alison, that arizona lost in the ncaa tournament. tearing up brackets. we will show you what happened in a bit. >>> we start with the white house. after weeks, president trump ready to replace his national security adviser. lieutenant general h.r. mcmaster. two sources telling cnn the president has not decided who will replace mcmaster. one delay is mcmaster stemming from finalizing the next steps. the president wants a softer landing than rex tillerson whom he fired via twitter. >> president trump has a personality and stylish you with mcmaster. sarah sanders tweeting this, contrary to reports, the president and mcmaster have a good working relationship and there are no changes at the national security council. for his part, president trump called the staff changes ex-a - exaggerated and false. >> i have been in washington for a year. some people have been here 30 or 40 years. i have gotten to know great people. there will always be c

rain chances return by wednesday night or thursday. ( marty ) as dave ( marty ) as dave as dave mentionedster is affecting the east coast. offcials say seven people have died in the storm. ryan young reports on the hurricane force winds, driving rain, and powerful storm surge. nats storm waves-coastal communities in massachusetts - pounded by monster waves... -more nats-high tide sent water rolling down streets and into homes.in quincy - dozens of residents had to be rescued by trucks and scooped up by front loaders.christine way- cotter was one of the those getting a ride out of danger. christine way-cotter/rescued in flood: "it was kind of scary because we were one of those stranding up on it and having to hold on. were lucky. it's just things that will get lost..."storm conditions are expected to improve on saturday. but the wind is still a factor... so is coastal flooding. near portland, maine -- storm surge left this home teetering on the edge of the atlantic ocean. dana sterling/homeowner: "the plan is to lift it and move it back a little bit i believe but a lot of things have to ha

howie: next dave bossie. howie: ivanka trump was representing our country at the olympics when this question which peter alexander touched off a media frenzy. >> do you believe your father's accusers. >> i think it's a pretty inappropriate question to ask a daughter if she believes the accusers of her father when he affirmatively stated there is no truth to it. i don't think that is a question you would scoter daughters. i believe my father. i know my father. i think i have that right as a daughter to believe my father. >> message to ivanka trump. you are a presidential advisor, that question is totally fair game. it's not just that she has taken and job with a formal title. she has taken on the issue of me too rrp and women's rights. >> it was a rude question and you know he would never have asked anybody else that question and the only reason he asked her is because she is the daughter of donald trump. howie: cathy areu and kristin tate. kristin, let's start with nbc. was there something out of line with an

dave spahr is here with your weather forecast.may linger across portions of our area today. but for the most part, expect dry conditions today after a cool start with patchy frost. chilly conditions are expected again tonight with overnight lows down near freezing in the inland valleys. dry weather, along with a warming trend, is forecast for monday and tuesday. rain chances return by late wednesday and continue through the end of the week, but rainfall amounts are generally expected to be light. ( marty )( marty )( marty ) trying to find housing in the bay area can be be a costly, grueling undertaking. sometimes -- it can even be humiliating. kron 4's stanley roberts explains on this edition of people behaving badly. .. i have a very nice spare room with a private bath you're welcome to use it in exchange for doing the household chores with your top off (sick) i'm on main street in san mateo and what you just heard was an actual craigslist reply sent to this woman jocelyn but why? ..i'll let jocelyn explain i been living at this

dave spahr is here with your weather forecast. from the southwest will bring rain to the south half of the forecast area today and this evening. otherwise mild and mostly dry weather is expected through the weekend. unsettled wet weather is forecast to develop by late monday, with models depicting a significantly more active and wet weather pattern as the week progresses. for your health this morning ...on average, someone dies of heart disease every 40 seconds - that's about 22- hundred deaths each day. you're likely aware that eating too much sugar adds empty calories to your diet and inches to your waistline, but did you know it can increase your risk of dying from heart disease. our health expert, karen owoc, is here to explain why. (ácommercialá) if you haven't had the chance to go yet... the museum of ice cream is extending its stay in san francisco. the popular museum just announced that it is staying open through may. tickets to the museum are 38-dollars and are on sale now. the museum has extended its stay before... but t

dave spahr is here with your weather forecast.along with mild temperatures. an active weather pattern will develop by late monday and continue for the rest of the week, with periods of rain along with gusty winds at times. mild temperatures will continue through monday night, with cooling then expected from then expected from tuesday through the end of the week. if you're looking to get out of town without spending too much precious vacation time on a plane, you might want to add victoria to your list of possibilities. travel enthusiast dana rebmann joins us now. technically an international adventure, it's easy to forget how close british columbia really is. and with its mild climate, getting outside is a given and the assorted views won't disappoint. (ácommercialá) ( marty ) an animal shelter in illinois is giving a whole new meaning to making pets feel at home. the humane society in galesburg gave nearly every cat and dog an armchair, so they can lounge and get comfy. workers got the idea after one dog staked a claim to the cha

dave spahr is here with your weather forecast. slight warming trend can be expected sunday into monday ahead of our next storm system. this system will bring widespread rainfall to our region from tuesday through thursday, along with the potential for periods of heavy rain and locally strong southerly winds. ( marty ) water conservation goes hand-in-hand with not polluting the water we do have. watersheds - which border all waterways - channel water thateventually ends up in the bay. in this edition of people behaving badly, kron four's stanley roberts reports whatever goes into the watershed, could ultimately come out of your tap. this appears to be an engine to car . an in this container (sound of container being opened)more car parts and containers of stuff which should never be found in on the side of the road . i'm at the alhambra creek watershed in contra costa county . this one is right next to franklin creek i came to look at what being left on the side of the road by the way you just missed the clean up they came yesterda

dave spahr is here with your weather forecast. clouds today will bring filtered sunshine but continued mild and dry weather to last through the weekend. dry conditions with near normal temperatures then forecast monday through wednesday. clouds thicken by thursday with rain chances returning thursday night into friday. ( marty ) when a pedestrian is on the railroad tracks illegally: they are trespassing... california ranks number one in trespass casualties... that includes both fatalities and injuries. kron four's stanley roberts checked out a spot that's known for people who ignore railroad signs. this is the redwood city caltrain station you can the train horn sounding (train horn) then the signals and crossing lights turn on watch the woman in the grey run across the tracks ignoring the warning lights just catch a train nats: ambiance here a train just passed and the pedestrian arm is going up nats: ambiance however another train is approaching in a different direction and as the arm comes down the people keep walking during th

he's a huge dave eggers fan.hen i start to understand how great of an author he was and how lucky i was to have someone like him tell my story. it's been wonderful. >> finally, dave, he mentioned you don't have wifi. famously you wrote the book "the circle" about the intrusion of technology into our lives. that was a good few years before we realized how intrusive it's been in every aspect, including elections. tell me what you're feeling right now about that. >> i intended with that book to scare the pants off the media and everyone i knew, but it got much more sinister and much more terrifying in the years after. i had no idea. i wrote speculatively about how the internet might affect democracies but i had no idea it would actually happen to such a degree. i'm far more scared and almost paralyzed with fear now. but i nd it all so disspiriting that the only way sometimes to deal with it is to try to greatly limit our participation in the internet, limit our exposure to it as much as possible, which is one of the

i'm dave briggs. >> i'm christine romans. the trump administration put forward its proposal to give some school personnel what it calls rigorous firearms training. that is the centerpiece the plan to combat gun violence in and out of schools. the plan president trump promised after the parkland shooting. not among the proposal are the two things the president said he would prioritize. >> in addition to everything else and in addition to what we are going to do about background checks, we are going to go strong in age. >> the white house's new plan does not expand background checks or raise the minimum age of purchase. for more, let's go to boris sanchez at the white house. >> reporter: dave and christine, it sis a multi-prong effort to try to stop school shootings in light of the shooting at stoneman douglas high school last month. the creation of the task force headed by education secretary betsy devos to maexamine the policies and fund to limit school violence. the white house will push congress to pass two bills. the first

look at the bay bridge. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast...in from north to south across much of the region through saturday morning. additional shower activity is forecast late this afternoon and evening with isolated showers possibly lingering into sunday. dry weather is expected to return on monday and continue through next week. a warming trend is forecast for the first half of the week. as we mentioned earlier ... there will be marches around the world and in all 50 states. and city's around the bay area ... will also be participating in march for our lives rallies today. kron 4's lydia pantazes is live in san francisco ... with a preview of what's to come. lydia? thanks lydia... we'll check in with you throughout the morning. ( marty ) in the east ( marty ) ( marty ) ( marty ) in the east bay, police arrested two men for stealing a woman's purse in san leandro. police say the woman finished her banking and had walked to a nearby coffee shop. that's where one of the robbers named mister simmons, pictured on the left, allegedly.. grabbed t

christine and dave. >> one of many questions. thank you, jeff. >>> another damaging report concerning jared kushner. "the new york times" stating his company secured substantial loans after meetings at the white house with the lenders. loans include one for $184 million from apollo global management after the company founder went to the white house to discuss infrastructure. >> another loan from citigroup after a meeting with kushner and citigroup's ceo. kushner stepped down of the kushner companies when he started at the white house. the times reports he has retained a vast majority of interest in the firm. kushner's lawyer abbe lowell says he has taken no part of kushner company business since joining the white house. >>> the battle line was jared kushner and chief of staff john kelly appear to be more entrenched after the security clearance of kushner was downgraded. kushner remains exasperated by the decision openly asking others in the west wing why kelly is doing this and why are they out to get him. now kushner and ivanka

dave. >> one would think more is still to come.ou. >>> let's get a check on money. facebook's worst day in four years dragging down stocks. facebook fell 7% on the news of the firm tied to president trump's campaign with access to 50 million users. alphabet and netflix and amazon shed $50 million. the dow and nasdaq fell 4%. the dow is negative for the year again. wall street was concerned about higher interest rates and with reports that tariffs on $60 billion in chinese goods imminent. global stocks are mixed. >>> at&t's anti-trust trial started and sparring over e-mails and power points. the lawsuit will block the $85 billion purchase of time warner. attorneys want to throw out several pieces of evidence. at&t says many are not major decision makers, but the government says it proves this will harm consumers by raising prices. adding the deal is necessary to compete in the new media landscape. >>> another brand filing for bankruptcy. teen jewelry chain claire's. it will use most of the $2 billion in debt. it promised the stores

(dave) (dave)showers will continue to move across the region today with the potential for a few thunderstormsish late this evening and come to an end late tonight. dry and slightly warmer conditions are likely sunday into monday ahead of our next storm system that will bring widespread rainfall to the region tuesday through thursday of the upcoming week. ( marty )new this morning... san francisco police are investigating a fire that broke out overnight leaving one person dead. it happened at an adult book store and sex shop on 6th street and market. no other injuries are reported... fire fighters and police are still investigating the cause of the fire. sffd pio jonathan baxter jonathan baxter 6th street, mission, and folsom are expected to be blocked of for the next 4- hours due to investigation. ( marty ) police are searching for a group of armed thieves terrorizing customers at bay area verizon stores. they've hit three locations in the past week. each time ordering everyone to get on the ground while stealing merchandise. kron 4's hermela aregawi has the story. wednesday night.. verizon a

doesn't sir dave bra ilsford them? can they go on? doesn't sir dave brailsford go on?overning body of world cycling, the uci, do? will they out what bass outlaw some of these substances use? so many questions we up awake further answers. thank you for that, david. i'm joined in the studio by michael hutchinson, former professional cyclist turned author and journalist. thank you for coming in. we know and it has been well known by everyone that sir bradley wiggins has his whole life, and triamcinolone which is the medical treatment is a treatment for asthma so those things goes together. but the problem for tea m goes together. but the problem for team sky and sir bradley is that there are very few if any medical records backing up his use of this drug in 2012. that is the crux of the problem as far as the mps are concerned. yes. the mps were aware that quite a lot of triumphs delivered to team sky and no record of where it went, which makes it suspicious. it is a very powerful drug. as well as an asthma treatment it isa drug. as well as an asthma treatment it is a ster

dave spahr is here with your weather forecast.owers are forecast today, mainly during the morning, along with continued cool temperatures. dry weather is expected to return on monday and continue through the end of the week. a warming trend is forecast through thursday as high pressure builds near the west coast. ( marty ) for most of us going to the d-m-v is as popular as visiting the dentist. kron four's stanley roberts shows us a lot of people are lining up at the d-m-v, because they have questionable license plates. and in some cases people are deliberately altering them to avoid paying tolls and tickets. your license plate in the back looks like it might have been altered a little bit the two b's look a little blurred out so you're going to have to get new license plates ok there are a lot of drivers rolling around the bay with a potentially expensive problem and they might not even know it sound of police buzzer i'll tell you what, i'll let master sergeant gil from the south san francisco police department enlighten with his

. >> i'm dave briggs. it is friday, march 23rd. we got four stories, christie, and we have not mentioned the exchange of threats with the former vice president and president trump. that was yesterday. it is a wild friday. a move that was predictable. national security adviser h.r. mcmaster is out and john bolton is in. he is the new national security adviser effective april 9th. the president announced a major personnel change on twitter. it comes a week after he denied stories about the pending staff shakeups. >> there will always be change, but it was a false story. a very exaggerated and false story. >> white house officials tell us the president's sudden announcement was unexpected. one official saying the president was eager to get ahead of other news. perhaps that news including karen mcdougal's exclusive cnn interview last night about her alleged affair with president trump. the president turning to a supporter from fox news. someone likely to share his views than to challenge him. >> bolton was on fox hours after the announ

(dave) tracking your morning forecast...)( darya ) welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. let's get a check of the forecast. (dave)dry weather along with warmer weather can be expected today. rain chances return by late tomorrow and continue through thursday, but rainfall amounts are generally expected to be light. after a brief period of mainly dry conditions on friday, an unsettled weather pattern returns during the weekend with additional rainfall next week. 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. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( darya )the raiders have cut ties with aldon smith.. they released him yesterday but this isn't about football anymore.. it could be life or death. tmz says smith's friends are worried about him and his drinking which they say has gotten progressively worse.. they hope he's hit rock bottom. smith hasn't been

dave. >> more questions than answers at this point.nk you. >>> attorneys for president trump meeting face-to-face for the first time with special counsel robert mueller's team. the two sides sitting down to hash out the topics they could cover with the president. now according to sources, mueller's team added specifics to the topics already discussed. like the firing of former fbi director james comey. >> the meeting makes it clear the investigation is not near an end. president trump hiring a new personal attorney who claimed the president is being framed by a group of fbi and justice department officials. >> there was a brazen plot to illegally exonerate hillary clinton and if she didn't win the election to then frame donald trump with a falsely created crime. >> trump attorney says joe digenova is joining the president's team. he will defend the president in the russia investigation. "the new york times" discussed dismissing the lawyer ty cobb as well as john dowd because he cannot control the president's behavior. republicans warn

dave. >> matthew chance live in moscow. thank you. >>> scare in the air for ivanka trump and jared kushner. a helicopter carrying the couple returned to reagan national airport when one of the two engines failed. they were able to catch a commercial flight instead. it is not known whose helicopter they were on. >>> talks with the u.s. and north korea and south korea start today in finland. it comes after high level talks in sweden. we are live in seoul when we come back. we do whatever it takes to fight cancer. these are the specialists we're proud to call our own. experts from all over the world, working closely together to deliver truly personalized cancer care. expert medicine works here. learn more at cancercenter.com >>> sweden is trying to help negotiate the release of three americans captive in north korea as president trump prepares to meet kim jong un face-to-face by the end of may. one with knowledge of the talks says any movement on the deal would be a huge deal for the white house. let's bring in david mcken asz

i'm dave briggs. >> i'm christine romans. it is thursday, march 22nd. let's start with mark zuckerberg finally speaking out about the cambridge analytica mess. it may not be the last time we hear from him. the data firm with ties to the trump campaign accessed the information of 50 million facebook users without their knowledge. in an exclusive interview with lawyer laurie segal, he said facebook will investigate all apps with access to large amounts of user data. >> it is hard to know what we will find. we will review thousands of apps. this is an intensive process. this is something we clearly should have done up front with cambridge analytica. we should not have trusted the certification they gave us. we are not going to make that mistake again. >> zuckerberg also believes bad actors are still trying to use facebook to influence the mid-term elections. >> i'm sure someone is trying. i'm sure there's a version two of whatever the russian effort was in 2016. i'm sure they are working on that and there will be new tactics we need to observe and get in f

>> well, that's the problem with the media, dave, that they're twisting it.eady, if you look on a lot of the other news channels and tv, on newspapers, it's all about they're making it like gun legislation, but the whole bill is really mostly about keeping our kids safe, about mental illness. there's so many good qualities in the bill and for them to just mention the word gun, it's just -- it's not doing, it's not even helping, so, they've got a different agenda. my agenda is the school safety and if anyone wants to look at the bill, they could see it. i have it posted at remembermeadow.com and you can go through the bill, dave, and there's so many good things and you see them mention one little thing in it, which it saddens me when i saw that. david: now, how are you going to try to duplicate in other states what you've done in florida. florida, you were familiar with the legislature, et cetera. is this going to become a model what you've done in florida for other states? because every state is different. >> well, that's-- so, what was very important on gett

(dave) tracking your (dave) tracking your morning forecast.g up. ( james )( james ) and after the break... the new proposal that could curb gun violence in one bay area county. (ácommercialá) (james) welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... (dave)dry weather, along with a warming trend, is forecast for today and tuesday. rain chances return by late wednesday and continue through the end of the week, but rainfall amounts are generally expected to be light. light. expected to be generally expected to be light. 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. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive min from the toll to 101 ( darya ) immigration advocates say ... ice raids are depriving detainees of due process. they claim those swept up in raids ... may not be getting a chance to talk to a lawyer. attorneys say they weren't able to enter ice head

>> reporter: hi, dave. point given the fact that theresa may's deadline for russia to respond to her questions has come and gone, she's going to be taking action, chairing a national security council meeting later today. british media reports she's exploring a number of options including targeted financial sanctions as well as the possibility of a counter-cyber strike. clearly the political pressure is there for her to do something more substantial than what's been done in the past, generally what's been done in the past is suspected -- a suspected attack. the british government has expelled russian diplomats. we can expect her to do something, as i said, a bit more substantial than that. russia for its part, of course, is denying any involvement in the attack saying that any punitive measures the united kingdom takes will be met with a response. dave? >> all right. should be an interesting 24 hours. live for us in england, thank you. >>> let's check cnn "money" this morning. two of the biggest free trade a

i'm dave briggs. >> i'm christine romans.zuckerberg speaking out about the election meddling and the cambridge analytica mess. it may not be the last time we hear from him. the data firm with ties to the trump campaign accessed the information of 50 million facebook users without their knowledge. in an exclusive interview with laurie segal, he said facebook will investigate all apps with access to large amounts of user data. >> it is hard to know what we will find. we're going to review thousands of apps. so this is an intensive process. this is important. this is something we clearly should have done up front with cambridge analytica. we should not have trusted the certification they gave us. we are not going to make that mistake again. >> zuckerberg also believes bad actors are still trying to use facebook to influence the mid-term elections. he acknowledges he never thought this would be something he would be dealing with ever. >> if you told me in 2004 when i started facebook that part of my responsibility is to help prot

. >> i'm dave briggs. we start with the big move from the u.s. 60 russian diplomats have one week to pack up and leave the united states. president trump ordering it as part of the effort with european and other allies. the move is a response to the poisoning in the u.s. k of the double agent and his daughter. senior officials say all of those the u.s. is expelling has been identified as intelligence agents. >> also ordering the closure of the russian consulate near seattle. this is the president's most forceful action so far. not related to the election meddling. this announcement came from the press secretary. the white house would only say this. >> the united states has issued sanctions on key russian oligarchs in the response to the meddling in the 2016 election. i would not close doors. the president doesn't telegraph his moves. >> we should note only one person considered an oligarch has been sanctioned by the united states. still this is the biggest group expulsion of the russian intelligence office

dave and michelle. >> thanks, evan. the special counsel is investigating events that took place during the 2016 republican national convention. specifically how russia came to be removed from the gop platform on ukraine. robert mueller's team looking into an event attended by jeff sessions and ambassador to the u.s. >> the attorney general has been under fire for failure to disclose. the year chronicled in the latest "time" magazine. it should come with a warning. interesting reaction with the frightening picture. meantime, sessions is not naming a special counsel to investigate republican accusations against the fbi. at least not for now. he did give the gop a little win. we get more now from laura jarrett in washington. >> reporter: top republicans on capitol hill did not get their wish for a special counsel to investigate the fbi, but they now got the formidable prosecutor with the selection of john huber. u.s. attorney in utah who has been reviewing republican driven claims that the fbi was involved in misconduct wi

team sky was launched by dave brailsford, and they were going to do things properly.weren't go to cross any boundaries, they weren't going to cross any lines. and that is what that team was launched on. now, if they were as good as their word when they started off, we wouldn't be having these questions now. all right, we will leave at there, thanks macro for joining us. time for a look at the weather with darren bett. it has turned a other for most of us, but not warm for this time of year, still a chance of snow in scotland. further south, the rain has been developing, turning quite heavy, moving northwards into the colder air, so snow falling over the tops of the pennines, the cumbrian fells and the hills of scotland by the end of the night. typical temperature of three degrees, but where we see and drying up across the midlands and the west country, it could turn misty with low cloud, a great start here. wet weather in the morning across the northern half of the uk, confined to scotland, rain, sleet and snow over the hills. brightening up around the fringes of engl

our dave schratwieser join us live from collingswood tonight. dave? >> reporter: iain, the 34-year-old victim had just withdrawn some cash from the atm behind me. she walked to her car and as she got there, the robber stuck a gun in her car window, grabbed her purse and took off. collingswood is a quiet town known for its restaurants and shops. not for crime. so when a robber pulled a gun on a woman as she left his atm on had dove avenue it fright tendon people here. >> that's scary. i wouldn't think that would happen here in collingswood but i mean it could happen anywhere. >> reporter: louise myers lives in collingswood. she makes a lot of trips to this atm at the bank of america. she was standing in line to use the atm monday afternoon when she heard about the daring begun point robbery. she was concerned. >> go to atm by myself all the time. >> reporter: police say around 3:45 last 91 afternoon a 34 year old woman walked up to the atm on haddon avenue and withdrew cash. she went right back to her car parked nearby. as she got in a man appear at th

i'm dave briggs. >> i'm michelle kosinski. it is 3is 5:00 a.m. in the east. >>> he may have been a lower level aide in the campaign, but rick gates is looking at potential conclusion with the russians. details emerging how the special counsel's team pushed for gates help to make the collusion case. >> mueller's team claims he was in contact during the campaign with someone in the russian intelligence agency. the investigation has been focused since the president took office. it appears collusion remains a focal point of the russia probe. we get more from evan perez in washington. >> reporter: dave and michelle, the special counsel prosecutors told rick gates they did not need paul manafort. his former business partner and campaign chairman. instead, we are told, they wanted him to provide information on trump campaign contact was russians. that is the mission of the mueller investigation. the discussions with gates happened last year long before he pleaded guilty to criminal charges last month. this is important because it suggests that mueller i

richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 (dave)dry weather along with (dave)dry weatherbe expected today. rain chances return by late tomorrow and continue through thursday, but rainfall amounts are generally expected to be light. after a brief period of mainly dry conditions on friday, an unsettled weather pattern returns during the weekend with additional rainfall next week. ( james ) take a look at this.... the u-k was hit with sub-zero temperatures called the "beast from the east" over the weekend... and this is the mess it left behind. thousands of starfish washed up on the beach. seagulls and other birds were also among the dead wildlife. a sharp drop in temperature caused this phenomenon. ( darya )( darya ) lieutenant governor gavin newsom has officially entered the race for california governor. kron-4 was there as newsom filed paperwork to get on the june ballot. he told us what sets him apart from other candidates .... is leadership and standing ta

fox 29's dave kinchen is live in evesham township. dave?> reporter: lucy, there are a lot of empassioned opinions that many people have when it comes to how people can harden the schools and safety there and this is yet an issue that's bringing out lots of opinions. >> i think that would make them uneasy that's not what you're going to schools for. >> reporter: cops in evesham township schools. not the answer for more safety according to jose cordero. though he says his daughter may not mind it. >> do you think your kid in the younger grade would be worried about seeing a guy with a gun or a cop with gun at his school. >> i don't think so because she cease him every morning. officer dan is his name. >> there's multiple. >> there's an officer there every morning. >> reporter: evesham police announced job search looking to higher armed guards to protect the elementary and middle schools in the township. it's part of the class 33 special police officers leave initiative. high school students already see officers on patrol in between their clas

>> reporter: good morning, dave.ne of the entrances to the neighborhood where the latest explosion was triggered sunday night. authorities have cordoned off a half-mile radius in the area. this is the area where police are urging residents to stay inside. police are waiting until daylight to review the area safely. that is why they are asking people too st stay indoors. the police chief in austin says this explosion is a little bit different from the previous three we have seen here. that is why he continues to urge people all across the city to be very vigilant of what you see in your neighborhoods. >> it is very possible this device was a device that was activated by someone handling or kicking or someone coming in dock ta-- in contact with a tri wire. that changes things. we need the community to pay attention to any suspicious device, whether a package or bag or backpack. anything that looks out of place and do not approach it. >> reporter: authorities here also went on to say the two victims from sunday night's

dave kitchen is live in montgomery county with the latest trees down, power out, slowly but surely davee're in a new location here in whitemarsh twxt i'll step out of the way. you can see this house here. this is worst dam we've seen yet in the area a massive tree that slammed on top of the garage of this house right here and then another tree or looks like it could be maybe two smaller trees together. it could be just one. it's hard it tell if the vantage point here on the ground though, not as big but still toppled over by the big storms. folks here likely waking up and deal with this. i'm sure they heard it crashing down last night. we have not had a chance to go over and talk with them yet. but just imagine income your house and taking cover and all those storms coming through you didn't har a big boom it's a tree that crashed on top of your house. let's come over this way daniel to get a better look at this tree here. and it looks like it also came right over a fence right there a wooden fence as you see missing basketball hoop. this is just what we've been seeing. we were on a par

dave. >> poor parents need kids to get back to school. thank you. >>> new information about the deadly package bombings in austin, texas. this is feeding the theory of they could be hate crimes. the three incidents in ten days appear to be related. one on monday killing a 17-year-old african-american male and injuring a hispanic woman. >> "the washington post" reporting two members were highly regarded members of the african-american community. >> we do not believe this was at all a delivery that came through the postal service. we're checking with the other package delivery services as well. the initial indication from them is this was not a package that was delivered by any mail service. it was placed on the front door step. >> authorities are warning residents to be careful of page -- packages. >>> secretary of defense james mattis arriving overnight in afghanistan for an unannounced visit. after landing in kabul, he choppered out and was greeted by the ambassador of afghanistan. en route, mattis told reporters victory in afghanistan w

dave? >> okay.l shows nearly two-thirds of americans approve of the president's decision to sit down with kim. how could the meeting between the two affect the sit down between the u.s. and north korea? >> reporter: well, the white house was very quick to embrace this and say that the meeting is a result of the so-called maximum pressure campaign that washington has led. that's to impose additional economic sanctions to kind of strangle north korea economically. china has been on board with many of those measures. now, the north korean leader can come to an expected face-to-face meeting with president trump saying, hey, i've got china supporting me now, and china has made it clear that its longtime ally, and some argue proxy north korea, is perhaps back in the fold with beijing after the two capitals, the two governments were not seeing things eye to eye for some time. xi jinping did say we shouldn't let individual incidents get in the way of this important bilateral relationship. dave? >> stunning

thanks again, dave rubin. >> thanks, brother. >> that was awesome. thank you. [ applause ] >> so up now we have an all-star panel with some amazing heavy hitters from the business world.

laura: dave lee, thank you.ussia's presidential election diaynot provide real choice, international observers, because of restrictions on who could run. vladimir putin easily won a fourth term with 76% of the -- in sunday's runoff, beating seven her rivals. mr. putin vowed to work with other nations in resolving their differences. richard galpin has more. richard: vladimir putin emerging triumphant yet again in front of his supporters in moscow last night. this following an election from which any serious opposition candidates had been excluded. media,on, the russian most of which isolled by in kremlin, also reveling his appointment as president for another six years. and yet, cctv footage, polling stationste poson social media, tells a different story. these women stuffing ballot boxes. there are reports of hundreds of violations. a official said -- officials say the violations were far fewer than the last election. and mr. putin is already concentrating on issues of state , including the crisis with britain ov

fox 29's dave kinchen has more from burlington county.hink having armed officers walking up and down the hallways are going to make people think something is bad. something is bad going to happen at any minute now. >> reporter: jose cordero is one parent who is not entirely fond of more armed police officers in the evesham township schools. a safety sure up after the massacre in park land, florida. but he thinks his daughter may ham it differently. >> do you think your kid in the younger grade would be worried about seeing a guy with gun or a cop with a gun at a school. >> i don't think so because she cease him every morning. officer dan is his name? right. >> there's multiple. >> so there's an officer there every morning. >> reporter: evesham police announced a job search looking to hire armed guards to protect the elementary and middle schools in the township. it's part of the class thee special police officer initiative. the high school students already see officers on patrol in between their classes. >> oh, i feel they should. i total

i'm dave briggs. >> i'm christine romans. let's begin with the trade story. president trump slapping tariffs on steel and aluminum. impose tariffs on 25% on steel and 10% on aluminum to help the struggling industries. >> it comes to a time when our country cannot make aluminum and steel and somebody said it before and i will tell you you almost don't have much of a country. >> trump gave no further details. he said the policy hasn't been written yet. while this decision makes good on the campaign promise to get tough on trade, it was made against the wishes of the top advisers and could bring negative consequences. tariffs are bad for the u.s. economy. "the wall street journal" slamming this as the biggest policy blunder. it will punish american workers and invite retaliation. dividing the coalition at help and undermine the tax and regulatory reforms. if you drive a car or fly in a plane or drink beer, prices could go up. anything with steel or aluminum could be higher costs to you. this will cost about 20,000 jobs. it is not clear if the tariffs will exempt

(dave)dry weather, along with a warming trend, is forecast for today and tuesday. rain chances return by late wednesday and continue through the end of the week, but rainfall amounts are generally expected to be light. expected to be generally amounts are rainfall week, but end of the through the continue wednesday and return by late chances tuesday. rain for today and forecast trend, is warming along with a warming trend, is forecast for today and tuesday. rain return by late wednesday and continue through the week, but rainfall amounts are generally expected to be light. 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. (james) (james) supended raiders player supended (james)(james) supended raiders player aldon smith is facing new domestic violence allegations. the linebacker... played with the 49ers and with the raiders... and he has faced domestic violence charges before... now san francisco police can't find him...to ques