for a video major backlash are getting 159/stdnewssf, dk, kron 4 fed courthouse in sf, dk, kron 4 news159/std coming up at eight.. the reason police officers are getting major backlash ... for a video they posted on snapchat. the new bill president donald trump just signed... to help grow the american economy by restricting big businesses from getting through a specific loop hole. millions of americans are suffering through historically frigid -- and deadly -- temperatures. we take a look at how long these dangerous winter weather conditions will last and how they are impacting flights here in the bay area. "it's freezing coldit is so cold outsidefrozen.it is like antarctica right now... (ken) antarctica is actually warmer than much of the country right now. the thermometer hit minus eight today at the south pole.(pam) compare that to cotton, minnesota, where the wind chill temperature was minus fifty- six degrees, (ken) the death toll has reached thirteen as the polar vortex kept millions shivering from the great plains to upstate new york. kron four's vicki liviakis has the details.. it

150and this bankruptcy process is a long one, more hearings in february. at the fed courthouse in sf, dk, kron 4 news159/std (robin) coming up on the kron 4 morning news ... hit hard by engine damage... and it could all because of a gas station. (robin) plus... a bold statement from a bay area chef... after he bans "make america great again" hats at his (robin) and... some relief for california's drought... after the latest snow survey reveals some positive ( robin ) and...we're tracking the storm... here's a look at the radar. (robin) and here's a live look and here's a and here's a live look outside...at the san mateo bridge. ( robin ) in the sierra... some encouraging results from the recent snow survey... as officials say the state -wide snowpack averaged at at 100-percent. the department credits winter storms in early january for the positive snow survey results. the second survey of the season at phillips state... showed 50- inches of snow depth... and 18- inches of snow water equivalent. that's double the snowpack from last month. <(john pasch- dwr) "we've had some really dry year

"dk was founded in yellow 1844 and says its membership included five u.s.orge h.w. bush and george w. bush. it's website boast that "known for producing outstanding gentlemen, leaders and jolly good fellows." louisiana enacted anti-hazing laws and maxwell groover at lsu died after being forced to down multiple drinks laced with 190 proof alcohol. forest alcohol use was also allegedly a part of the hazing suffered by ohio university teenager collin wiant who died last november after also allegedly suffering physical, mental and verbal abuse and sleep deprivation. according to a toxicology report, the 18-year-old sigma pi fraternity death was expect ch in two nitrous oxide ingestion. and a wrongful death lawsuit filed by his family states that over months of hazing fraternity members forest drugs including cocaine, adderall and xanax on him while beating him and forcing him to drink a gallon of alcohol in just one hour. a lawyer for the family says the fraternity attempted to cover up his death and pledges were told to make up the story. in a statement come o

. >> we're going to see if we're going to rise with the angels of our nature or go down a dk road. 50 years ago, had fingers pointed at me in the same way, it would be a different e.outc >> fairfax urged for due process. >> if we go backwards and the rush to judgment, and wefollow political lynchings, without due process, the evidence to be heard, we do a disservice for this body that we serve. >> republican delegate todd gilbert had aat ne reaction to his comments. he said, that is the worst, most usting rhetoric he could have invoked. both women accusing the lieutenant governor of sexual assault have agreed to testify publicly. this is one scandal of three affecting the leaders. >>> after an unprecedented four-day abuse summit, the vatican says pope francis will issue a new law to prosect children and create a task force and handbook to let bishops with less experience handle abuse claims. he called abuse atrocities and crimes that must be erased from the face of the earth. for many of thohat survived the abuse, the pope's words is not enough. >> not one more child is safer after fo

together those two leaders of those countries that have not only be apart but very hostile for the seven dk now but they sat together and talked for the first time so sports diplomacy is key here and just the united states necessary look favorably on closer ties between north and south korea yes to a certain extent of course they should not be too close but we saw also even before the saw coming emerging that the south korean president had a very important functional role in mediating between these two between north korea and the united states and also you could say translate between the two languages of different cultures yet just one day if if they end up being friendly and. understand what what role does. the states have in the region oh it does have and will have also in the long run a very important function because we have china next to north korea and we have the u.s. on the side of a south korea so. being shuttling in between those two big brother is the north koreans asking a very important and as a as a fallback option so this will if this works well this will a stability in the r

and they were able to keep gold very cheap then chomped became president and he declared an era of dk level is. nation and with that comes the dollars ation and now gold is starting to hit new intermediate highs as well because there's no collusion there's no cooperation on the central bank level to keep gold price suppressed so gold will very quickly get back to two thousand dollars an ounce very quickly get to a new all time high because it will very quickly now surpass the old high of twenty thousand on its way to my intermediate target i've had now for more than a year of twenty eight thousand what the long term target being of course one hundred thousand and we've said that in two thousand and eleven that was our first kind of target price for it coin because all feel that money is going the way of all money which is to zero no paper money is ever survived the average lifespan of paper money is twenty seven years every single one has gone to zero including the british pound if you consider the fact that it became a pure afia currency it is no longer backed by anything like gold o

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you are seeing that in terms of dk poll last year, the gold standard of polling in the education space, when people were asked a question about should we strengthen public schools or focus on alternative public education, and 78% said strengthen public schools, a high watermark. you saw it in a harvard poll recently about priorities in the 2018 election. so i think what you are seeing , in this moment of time of great polarization and divisiveness that is emanating from the white house, that there is a lot of people in america that are going back to basics and thinking public education is foundational to our democracy. it is also foundational for pluralism and diversity and kids being able to mediate issues with each other, play well with each other, learn the skills they need to learn, and people are coming back home to public education but knowing, and teachers are a big part of this, what we need to strengthen our public schools. >> you talk about resources for students. looking ahead to the 2020 election, you talk about resources the american federation of teachers might bring to t

but dk it. should be what it is others to say. but if i get treated it just going to sort of the energy house would be a shit look easy to be about if it said it so it would. take some individual to see if you are an interior of the music you must undergo are going doesn't even bother you know. the digital revolution is already in full swing here in the fields of northern germany at the moment a transmits dontcha from the asparagus crop. or is that still sending out signals for men here is it not also it's the first smartphone assisted harvest the disparities fama hine of bottles has ever done. if you're already going to get an idea of when we can actually start harvesting thought. what makes the optimal cow for a modern day. that's what breed a consultant. wants to find out. by seeking out super sperm that can optimize the odds for modern milking machines but how. it doesn't work. for. gas must be what we are doing here has nothing to do with traditional nature which many people might like to imagine forget of course that. corn h

socialism advances under the banner of progress, but in the end it delivers only corruption, x location in dk. with us today is david smolinski. [cheers and applause] david was one of the youngest in venezuelan history when the maduro regime removed him from office and issued a warrant for his arrest. david fled into venezuela's treacherous southern jungle. eventually david reached brazil where he was welcomed with open arms. today david lives in exile in the united states where he continues to speak up for the venezuelan people. sadly, david is the third generation of his family to fully the agony of socialism and communism. david's grandparents fled the soviet union in 1927 and his father fled communist cuba in 1970. as david said, the difference i want to have for my father and my grandfather is to go talk to my country. my grandparents never went act here. my father has not been back to havana. i hope i can soon return to venezuela. i think that will happen, david. [cheers and applause] thank you very much, david. i think it will soon have been. your kurds, david is an inspiration and man

dk indicating they felt it would be a good contribution to the neighborhood. i'm question why it is now only this specific use, this specific occupant has their opposition. this space was previously occupied as a retail gallery. it was there without permits. never was there legally. the previous use before that that had permits was not retail use. there hasn't bain retail presence for decade. >> i'm supportive of staff's recommendation but want to be clear to commissioner moore if this was a ground floor and ground floor only, i wouldn't necessarily be supportive of medical services coming into ground floor spaces but it's knot ground floor. >> -- not ground floor. >> commissioner. >> i see where commissioner moore's coming being on a half ground floor. i think some places in my neighborhood that are submerged there's a place called local take on 17th streets and you walk down the street and it's submerged an it's doing really well because it's got an interesting mix of goods and services. goods tourists and neighbors buy. an othrthodontics office isn't active

150and this bankruptcy process is a long one, more hearings in february. at the fed courthouse in sf, dk, kron 4 news159/std (pam) it is moving day for 'camp fire' survivors who were still calling the silver dollar fairgrounds.. home.. as of last night. after nearly three- months, the red cross is looking to close down the last emergency shelter for people who lost homes in the camp fire. the red cross has helped hundreds of people transition into more permanent living situations, but it is not always a quick nor easy process ... both for logistical and emotional reasons. (pam) the red cross says, it is not going to just leave the remaining people out with nothing.. the agen placed into homes. (ken) in san jose, tainted fuel may be to blame for damaging the engines of several vehicles... all of which used fuel from the same gas sta

152and this bankruptcy process is a long one, more hearings in february. at the fed courthouse in sf, dky area woman is accused of posing as a pharmacist and dispensing about 745-thousand prescriptions at three walgreens stores over the last decade. it turns out - she's not a licensed pharmacist. state documents say she started as a pharmacy cashier and worked her way up to a pharmacist manager... investigators say this was all under a false license. state officials say kim t le handled more than 700-thousand prescriptions at three different walgreens -- including in san jose, fremont and milpitas. they say le did this from 2006 to 2017 and during that time gave vaccinations, ordered medications, counseled patients on prescriptions and supervised pharmacy technicans. state inspectors say they found out about le two years after they discovered she prescribed medication without following state regulations. investigators say the pharmacist license numbers provided by le belonged to other people with the same name. we still don't know if any of her prescriptions were incorrect and harmful. <

so this is something they've seen over a dk aud.k leaders in places like san diego, they say there is a crisis because of an uptick in people that are crossing as part of the migrant caravan or coming over to claim asylum. they're saying thing started to get hair a in october when the feder federal government ended a program that took care of migran migrants after they were released. and the count ea bord of supervisors is saying that's going to costthem about $5 million in things like medical kaur, transportation, shelter, things like that. they're considering suing the trump administration. >> tell me about the wall thor fence behind you. is that a formidable obstacle for people as it is right now? >> reporter: so there's a lot to talk about here. this fence and then there's another fence on the ridge you can see. this is no longer necessarily a darling of the border patrol. they say this is a pretty easily breachable fnls. fence. you can do it with a saw or implement you can get at your local home depo. and however, what you see

weather center so i know go in there, desks are in the back againsthe wall and i never see his or wendy's dkesk is judgment as messy as mine. i was so excited. >> another day for indoor organizing given all the wind out there. >> absolutely.th gh people may want to go outside because they will have a lot of joy because the temperatures will bee mid to upper 60s but you'll be blown away a little bit because the nds will be so strong. 50 to 60 miles per hour. they will pick up around9:00, sock, headed to church service or early breakfast by the te you leave rain will be gone and the winds will be pick up. will it be range all day? no. we'll have plenty of dry time. will you be able to be outside you'll be able to be outside but just, again, it's going to be so windy out ere, and the winds could lead to some power outages given how saturated the ground is. as we look forward to this week, no big snow chances. i'm sorry. hopefully you got your fill on wednesday. in rushing out and movin east. even heavy rain down through spotsylvania county and fredericksburg but you can see the back edge of thi

mariayear.maria: right now i dk you can get an iphone with 5b. >5g.>> there aren't full 5g phos availableome others are putting some phones into the market. we'll be selling those. and you can get a full a 5g experience as we roll these markets out. maria: this is a big deal i know for the industry as we see much faster network and we're all looking forward to that this is only one of the major things you've got on your plate right now. you are in the middle of acquiring and closing -- you're waiting for an appeal for the acquisition of time warner on top of your acquisition of direct tv. how are you going to get investors and the market to believe in this strategy, given the fact that you've got, what, $171 billion in debt that you face right now? >> so it's really important people talk about the debt, we did take on $40 billion of debt to do the time warner deal. and you talk about $170 billion of debt. it's really important to compare that to our ebitda. apple, samsung, three chinese companies have more than us. it's a large amount of debt. we are a very profitable company. the cash fl

about love letters to this guy and the, quote, tremendous chemistry he has with one of the most brutal dk. >> it makes no sense and it's also like he's trying to push all of our buttons. hillary clinton made it clear she thought donald trump was temperamentally unfit to be president. he made it clear he doesn't read foreign policy briefings, he has no concept of how foreign policy works because he has no interest in learning how it actually works. we're now seeing this all come to light, it putting our country in a very precarious, dangerous situation. >> it makes no sense. unless it does. >> let's change top exfics for minute. we spoke about ralph northam, the discovery of the year book on friday and the press conference mika and i are still trying to figure out, trying to decode. we want to follow up on the conversation we had last hour. are democrats in a position in the age of trump where they certainly -- where they just -- they have to do what they're doing right now and that is not give an inch on issues of race? i mean, they can give grace but that doesn't mean that ralph northam

benefit of the doubt and assuming the prns -- in exchange for you a lettering the be to put the emergency dkwell, in deal that we voted on yesterday is the exact same thing this we voted on december. there's additional money for the census and that's a good thing but it 1.375 billion, which is what i president threatened to -- i'm really unhappy that this gay does not who lost 35 days worth of wajs and lft and -- >> to your credit, frrmt ands that a lost piece of the shutdown that all these people are not getting their money. >> you're talking about contract workers will no get paid. it is really devastating to see. we should all rightbecause the president of the united states decided he was going to shut down the government for 35 days for let's not forget a wall that will be a failed policy. that's what experts tell us is that it is not going to work. republicans don't want it, democrat don't want it. so this is where the president is taking us to, down it really incredibly dangerous path. there's something else i want to say that mika and joe were talking about, which is the politics of f