>>isis a turn off the lights turn off the tv just be still adults hayward that was doug johnson reporting fire officials say if you cannot stay inside by a car. is the safest place as the tires keep that vehicle grounded. i guess you learn something new every cars, the safest played a part in the bad place to be just get doors >>for so we're not really deal with lightning in bay area gets more rainfall than for a complicated situation for some michigan on the roads looking outside this morning, a berkeley you do have some shower activity working its way back onto the peninsula which you can see out there in the distance, let's get a look at the radar because that's really where all eyes are going to be focused today you do see snow up in the sierra nevada and some have heavy snowfall up there. so that's your best day to be traveling at 80 towards lake tahoe back here at home we definitely do have wet roadways are activities on the lighter side at least for the time being future cast does show amping up here in just a little bit as for her rainfall there's some light shower activity around

clyde: doug johnson from the 1920's, who was a prominent boxer who refused to allow himself to be paid in chicken feed. he was a world champion boxer in 1919 and 1920. he was the first to demand to be paid over $1000 for boxing. and jesse owens, in some people's mind, there are some in the black culture who consider him an "sellout." but there has to be trailblazers. jesse owens, the great four-time medalist in munich, germany was a trailblazer for the opportunities that many of our black athletes get today. if we don't get the platform, we don't get the opportunity. >> tell me a little bit about some of the negative impact of their decision. clyde: these protests were life or death. tommie smith -- one little-known fact is that in mexico city, mexico, 400 college students who were protesting the mexican government had been slaughtered and buried right outside the mexico city olympic stadium where tommy smith and john carlos would later protest. him him they had been threatened -- you will be killed, black cats have been -- murdered, strangled black cats have been thrown into the dorm

>>that was doug johnson reporting the family and the yuba county sheriffs are hoping for any tips from the public as officers search for those suspects. amazon wants you to express yourself bloomberg reports that amazon is testing a wearable device that uses the sound of your voice. >>to read how you're feeling some of the technology is patented than one patent application shows a woman saying alexa i'm hungry while she's coughing. the alexa device here said the woman is sick and offers a soup recipe, as well as suggesting she by some cough drops. it's unclear how far along this project is at this point or if it will ever become a commercial device when asked about amazon said it does not comment on rumors or speculation. >>tornadoes and flooding continue to create major problems for 10's of millions of americans and unfortunately. forecasters say there is more to come. our says it has a new plan that could make trains and platforms safer for rid >>right now the board of directors apart deciding if it wants to add more police officers to make stations across the bay area safer our gran

the chp has since arrested that man reporter doug johnson has more on what the driver of the vehicleed. >>i was thinking about going up from the sacramento airport. major mother what we do with him page was in the military family support groups did. >>heading south on interstate 5. >>another this yellow thing and the next thing i know my partner my writer has this. things stuck in his chest. >>but it's earlier the california highway patrol says a 32 year-old tracey still this tripod from a caltrans survey team on front street, whatever reason what the blocking according to the chp he threw the tripod onto i 5 from second street. >>when i looked over and saw my buddy it was like. >>page hold on to the shoulder. he admits he panicked there were i was a little bit excited as passenger retired army veteran and police officer remain calm. >>and there was no blood or anything and i didn't realize that that that spike had gone into his chest and long. and broke 4 ribs fact page says his passenger. don't even think they should. he says no i'm ok mrs. and that to the wind chill is that we can

we have linda of the transportation authority as well as doug johnson from the planning department and the sf m.t.a. connect sf strives to collaborate, coordinate and streamline long-range transportation planning across the city agencies to identify major transportation investments and policies. it factors in land use to plan transportation as the two are related and interdependent. in the spring of 2018, we completed the first phase of work. this included developing a vision what the city will be like in 50 years. this was an extensive outreach with 5,000 individuals and 60 organizations contributed the thoughts on the future of san francisco as a place to live, work and place. the vision is one where san francisco is a growing, diverse and equitable city and there is a multitude of transportation options available and affordable to all. these are the five goals that shape the connect sf vision and guide the city's long-range transportation work moving forward. the next step after vision is to understand needs and challenges for the future given our current transportation system and t

>>that was doug johnson reporting the c f t also held art rather to the community college chancellor'sice on q street downtown sacramento. if handed in a letter of no confidence at the chancellor's office. >>well the rain has stopped for now, but him many cases, the damages des browne for his grandmother's joins us now to look at the damage to strawberry country near watsonville grant family can you know it to be a fruit expert to know that to. >>where robin this sky goes the farmer walking is not where the shrubbery should be that's the issue and for people out there who enjoy a fresh robbery this time of year. you should know they might be hard to find for or a week or 2 and certainly more expensive than normal thanks to that rain we got over the weekend watsonville strawberry grower peter navarro estimates he lost 85% of what was right because this 50 acre farm there was hit with an inch and a half of rain last weekend. >>the skin of the strawberry plan is very sensitive to a any type moisture. so any rainfall is just going to split wide open. you know cause right if you don't clean

>>doug johnson horse chiming in as well throughout the event by the way runs through sunday. >>i take a look at this scary video now from central cars in a flooded ditch when the dr ver. yikes still inside that car. police say the woman was trying to turn around when she just ended up in that ditch which then swept are toward the covert quick thinking employs though to a nearby business polled that driver to safety forecasters expect the strong storms and flooding conditions set to continue though through saturday. >>our chief meteorologist large cargo with us now is we take a peek outside we check out the embarcadero in san francisco, a little bit of cloud cover here but nothing like the rain parts of the country been seeing something else. i mean it's just been coming down to about 10 inches yesterday in houston. and there get some more rain just to the south that they're looking at more flooding with these thunderstorms again just the areas right along the gulf there you can see the storms developing in the afternoon continuing tonight is a very scary weather. flood watche

>>deputies are still searching for 3 suspects you're in the car when gunfire erupted for doug johnson has the details. >>just say to escobar is speaking to the man who killed her husband, 36 year-old only 100 escobar turned because is no fan. wednesday night escobar was coming home the sacramento with his 2 nephews after a long day working construction. >>he wants from way to take a look come out here to you know to support his family. >>his wife says he was asleep in the back seat of his nephews white acura coop what a gold sedan with 3 men in it came up and opened fire. >>it was the same vehicle has been following them for a couple of days. >>yuba county sheriff's office says the 2 groups of people originally got into an argument earlier in marysville just a task of our claims because that car was following her nephews all week. >>why you keep following us, you know we're not doing or not doing nothing wrong we're on our way home from full working on stuff and then again didn't like what they said and it just started shooting before leaving chico escobar father 3 children. >>just ca

no doubt that was doug johnson reporting fire officials say if you cannot stay inside. a car or is the next the safest place because the tires keep that vehicle grounded. >>for your help tonight measles cases are still on the rise in the united states the centers for disease control says 880 cases have been reported as of last friday, 24 states are reporting cases that includes california. however, most of the cases are in new york. measles is highly contagious doctors say it can be prevented though with the m m r vaccine. the officials have attributed the rising numbers to miss information about the vaccine. the cdc says that when taken in the recommended 2 doses the mmr vaccine is 97% effective at preventing measles and right now of course you have to be 18 years old to buy tobacco and the cigarettes across the nation. but senate majority leader mitch mcconnell wants to change that today he formally introduce a bipartisan piece of legislation to raise the age limit to 21 across the country. the tobacco free youth acts will almost certainly come up for a vote on the fl

johnson a . >>> well, it's spring-time, we've been on a weather rescue andt's only wednesday, doug. >> look what we've got back there! >> a little sunshe. that's what we're talking about. >> we've been waiting for that, watching the clouds. >> thank you for poiing that out. >> you're welcome. i wanryd to brighten evedy's day. h weve the sun and that will help temperatures rise another couple ofr degrees he not a lot but a couple degrees. you still have cloud right over us, northwest. you can see some of the buildings where the sun is starting to shine off now, 69 degrees, winds out of the east at 6 miles an hour. the easterly flows keeps the clouds in around o area. up 72 in gaithersburg, and stnton, 81 earlier and now 79. we hit 71 today and todayur tned out pretty much what we were thinking. the clouds giving way to sunshine. all sun in southern maryland and fredericksburg and the shan do wa valley but a lot of cloud cover inch rockville and baltimore as well. showers, we have a couple here. let zoom on in. this is nothing so don't worry about ground clutter. north and west of winchester, fair

sc johnson >>> stormteam 4 has issued a weathere1 alert forq severe thunderstorms. dug#y&q"dq$eh dougended inside school.xd no onet( hçpu$*q inside the $Ñr herough. weatr investigators trying to figure out if the destruction is line winds. >>> in pennsylvania violent storms pushed threes into philadelphia may be beyond repair. high winds pulled down pw.mis7 lines and left thousands of >> d a tornado destroyed a 50-year-old business in ohio this week. the ownere1fá of this barbershos only able to salvage his cash register and a sign and a pair of clippers. he planned to retire in a couple of months, but he says that monday night's storm just moved his plan up aq bit. >>> prince george's county has been working to go green for years. the county is doing its part to lessen the impact of our uhp &hc% >> d darcy speb the push for propane in countyx vehicles. >> reporter: this parking lot is still with trucks, cars andt(3w buses.xd there's something different about them. they're fueled with propane auto gasxd insteadi]j

johnson >>> back now with a live look outside. we are about 20 degrees cooler right now than we were at thi time yesterday. >> it's nice. doug amelia are back when we heat up again. ritht now, ugh, the southern flames already battered by storms facing even more severe weather. >> at least a dozen tornadoes have already touched down and another round could be on the way. >> some of the worst of it has been in okhoma where you can see floodwaters also continue to rise. >> why it's a mess out j .he gray. he's live in dale, oklahoma. tell us about the scene there. >> leon and pat, the wind picking up. to be nding in what used the middle of someone's home. this kind of devastation, it really stretches across not only oklahoma, but the entire strike zone with the potential for more severe weather over the next 24 hours. it started over the weekend. and the assaulty mother nature continues right nowacross the plains. >> sirens going off. heed the warning, folks. >> reporte tornadoes and flooding rains targeting millions. oklahoma is the flash point witt morehan a dozen confirmed twisters ripping apart homes anu inesses, downing pow

johnson and its parent company denied the allegations. i want to bring in somebody who has actually argued for and against these cases. dougformer federal prosecutor who has prosecuted pharmaceuticals in several cases. so, why is this such a big deal? >> is a ground breaking case, harris. the point is many of the cases, i was in firm's positions, nurses come in a criminal context. they are sing the pharmaceutical company is responsible for all of the devastation that occurred, because they violated public nuisance laws. specifically, by advertising incorrectly. minimizing the risk of ingesting these pills. >> harris: so these things at the end of all the commercials that we make fun of? >> "may causes, may cause that." the disclaimer. >> harris: they didn't do that? >> they did come up with the defense of the case is going to track and where they started. being involved in all these oxycontin cases. we are in a highly regulated industry. hear me out. the problem resulted from criminal conduct, not from us. so if you have positions filling prescriptions illegally, in violation of law. if you are people selling prescription

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