ahead. >>> drew tuma.e rain and wind this evening as a wind advisory in effect through 10:00 tonight. trafficking heavy snow in >>> drakes beach subpoena open again after elephant seals invaded during the government shutdown. 80 of them still hanging out at the beach but also no longer in the parking lot. they took over when the government furlough left the beach deserted and after rain and king tides flooded. rangers offered limited accessed today so visitors can get a close upview. >>> to another animal now. a group of tigers psyched up for the super bowl. rescue group animal defenders international shared in video you see here of the su puchlt. urr bowl 2019. the group says it played the playful big cats from circuses in guatemala with some of them confined to tiny circus cages and 10 weeks old. now as you can see, yes they are having a ball at a temporary rescue center. >> announcer: now the accuweather forecast with drew tuma. >>> in accuweather tracking more downpours moving in over the next several

it's drew bree >> oh, look at drew. >> joining us live fm atlant >> look at this man.e haven't creeped you out. >>> let's get right to the news at 8:00. it's the buildup to super bowl liii getting louder and more intense. craig is in atlanta taking it all in. good morning. >> savannah, good morning to yo the city of atlanta appears to be ready for super bowl liii. thousands of officers f m some 50 separate agencies are patrolling around the clock on the ground, in the air. f-16 jets, has become the norm here, also patrolling in the sky. some 10,000 security cameras are being usedo keep mor than a million fans safe. that's the number expected to descend on the capital of t south for the super bowl. meanwhile, on the field, the players appear to be ready as well. of course, tom brady going for a record sixth championshipring. jared goff, the young upstart looking to unseat a dynasty. you've got bill belichick taking on sean mcvay. sean mcvay, the coach of theou rams, be the youngest coach to ever win a super bowl. so many story lines. we should also point out that both o

drew? >> klobuchar. greg: news came out she didn't have a fork on the plane and used her comb to eat her salad. comey klobuchar. kat: i love egg salad. i really like egg salad. greg: it doesn't love me. why did you bring that up? kat: that's the kind of salad she was eating. greg: who eats salad on a plane because it's sulfur. where are we in this segment? kat: i don't know. i am just upset because trump doesn't have a name for me. i was thinking sponge bob arms. greg:: he doesn't do physicalit. he didn't say you were lazy. he says low energy. he doesn't look at the physical stuff. kat: i am trying to figure out which nickelodeon character my body most of resembles. it's translates. what about you, rob? >> i was talking to a friend of mine who works for fox. i don't want to name drop. we said kamala harris was apparently smoking weed to tupac and snoop dogg before they were making albums so we could call her run dnc. greg: it can't be clever. it's -- tyrus: the blunt lady. hey, what's up. shortness, have

van drew: how diverse it is. i don't even mean ethically and diversity -- ethnically and culturally, i mean in many ways. it is about 30% of the state of new jersey. there are eight counties in my district. 92 towns. it's a huge area that can take hours to traverse. it's different. of cumberlandrt county's rural with a lot of farming and agriculture. a lot of open spaces. it's much different than atlantic city. that is much different than cape may and other parts of atlantic county, where it is really tours and driven -- tourism driven. cape may is very victorian and beautiful. with all of those differences, what do you have to do as a member of congress to represent all of those interests? rep. van drew: you have to be able to synthesize all of it. you need to put your feet in their shoes. you need to understand what it is they are going through. when those problems at the salem which is on the border of delaware, that is one of the major income drivers for that area, that matters and you have to understand that

certain elements of america's attitude towards what's happening in yemen and the proxy conflict that drew is talking about don't we let's cut through trees nonsense because what he's just done is just accused for example senator lindsey graham a republican a close ally of donald trump and the cia of being allies of iran in a conspiracy to try to pull the u.s. out of yemen let's get to what the real point here is i think that u.s. agencies and u.s. congress will not be able to go after him b.s. they won't be able to hold him responsible but where you might see the effect is this because many cars. us men are so angry and the agencies are so unsettled by what trump is not there may be a move for legislation which will cut u.s. arms sales to saudi arabia and possibly into u.s. support for the saudi led intervention which includes the u.a.e. in the yemeni civil war you've got that on the one side but the problem is is that on the other side you've got the trump administration which is pursuing regime change in iran so if you go too hard against the saudis over young men if you go to war again

a lot of local boys. >>> hi there, drew. >> good morning, guys.e're tracking rain moving through the winter storm overhead right now. live doppler 7. i want to zoom into the east bay. we have showers pushing off to the east. we're tracking this line of rain. it's moving into walnut creek at 5:43 a.m. conco concord expect that in your neighborhood. you see the embarcadero through so ma as well. we're seeing light rain on the peninsula. belmont through redwood city. certainly 101 is wet in that area. we're tracking this one downpour that will push off to the east. san mateo, you could see heavier rain about 5:51 a.m. it's going to be a slower than normal commute today. light rain pushing to the east in the south bay. we're seeing that line of showers moving into sunnyvale by 5:46 this morning. you're seeing more rain at 5:53 this morning. on the storm impact scale, it's a level 1 light system. but the showers are creating issues on the roadways. there is a chance of a thunder shower popping up this afternoon. even a rain/snow mix in our highest peak

drew: it depends on the company.u are a chinese company and you don't think you can deal with the transparency issues, or don't want to, the regulation issues, and you -- then you probably should not go public in the u.s. it really depends on what your strategy is. if you are a chinese company and you have no international ambitions, you cannot cope with transparency or don't want to, or the regulatory issues, then you are probably better off staying on the domestic markets. emily: choices, choices. drew bernstein, thanks you so much for sharing your views with us. markets across asia remain closed for the lunar new year. between an economic downturn and a prolonged trade battle, the year of the pig's outlook is anything but certain. heidi, you have a chart that delves into what it looks like. haidi: the year of the pig is meant to be fortuitous, happy-go-lucky, and quite a boost for equity investors. -- should be quite good for equity investors. as we can see from this chart, we have barely seen a seller start. you

drew -- >> one, two, three. >> brees. >> drew brees over here. there's a two second satellite delay. >> all right, guys, by the way, stay tuned. craig and i beluga whales need we say more? >> no, you don't. >> we've got to see that. thank you. >>> now to the dangerous deep freeze that finally appears to be coming to an end but not before smashing records causing disruptions all across the country. dylan is just outside our doors with the very latest. hey, dylan. >> reporter: good morning, guys. you know, for the first time since monday i am not standing outside in windchills below zero. it feels like two right now here in new york city, but millions of people from the midwest to the northeast have been stuck in the grips of this icy polar vortex. it's the reason behind the bone chilling dangerous cold, flight disruptions and at least 12 deaths. >> this morning frozen solid, some 120 million americans emerging from another day of icy misery. >> it's crazy. right now i'm just finding anyplace to hide. >> it's so, so cold. >> i've been here all my l

not happen six months or twelve months down the line views of a yemen however lucas in birmingham drew does raise a valid point the vote or the attitude the political attitude to do with the show in washington we've got to overlap will blend in certain elements of america's attitude towards what's happening in yemen and the proxy conflict that drew is talking about don't we let's cut through trees nonsense because what he's just done is just accused for example senator lindsey graham a republican a close ally of donald trump and the cia of being allies of iran in a conspiracy to try to pull the u.s. out of yemen let's get to what the real point here is i think that u.s. agencies and u.s. congress will not be able to go after him b.s. they won't be able to hold him responsible for where you might see the instructors is because many come. most men are so angry and the agencies are so unsettled by what trump is not there may be a move for legislation which will cut u.s. arms sales to saudi arabia and possibly into u.s. support for the saudi led intervention which includes the u.a.e. in th

drew. [cheers and applause] >> this man really got bin laden to open up. [laughter] >> former navy seal rob o'neil. she's only happy when she's feeling happy, kat tempf. last time they blew out birthday candles they had to call the fire department. [cheers and applause] >> dr. drew, you're a doctor or so you say, i haven't seen your diploma. has america turned into victimhood? >> not only credibility from being a victim, people want to be a certain kind of victim so badly we are actually seeing a little epidemic of the kinds of hoax, they all have the same content which is people want to be a victim because it gives them status. >> right, actually for this guy it's better to be a victim than to be a star of a show. that's insane. >> insane. >> however, i've deny doing a lot of thinking, album dropping like a day after and it was all about exactly what happened to him in chicago and i wonder if -- even he was shock at how crazy he had gone with the scare. i think that might be the case. >> r

drew wilder is at the scene with drew? >> reporter: aaron, good morning. we still gotut mess o here. and it sounds like at least two people are still fighting for l theires this morning. want to show you the intersection of bell preavenue at georgia avenue and you can see crews are still sweeping up the wreckage from a cra that happened before 11:00 p.m. last night. thenf we pan over, two vehicles being pulled up on to flats right now. both of them in a lot of damage. one ofhem completely singed. if you look at the video from a traffic camera here in montgomery county, you can see that car fully engulfed just before 11:00 last night. here is what we know about the victims.e four people w taken to the hospital. montgomery county spokesperson says one person was taken trauma one. another victim trauma two. the two others had non-life threatening injuries. now take a look at these pictures. this is one of the vehicles after the fire was put out. we are working to get an update on the victims, and of course, we'll pass that information along a soon as we lea a

not happen six months or twelve months down the line because of a yemen however lucas in birmingham drew does raise a valid point the vote or the attitude the political attitude to do with the show in washington we've got to overlap will blend in certain elements of america's attitude towards what's happening in yemen and the proxy conflict that drew is talking about don't we let's cut through the trees nonsense because what he's just done is just accused for example senator lindsey graham a republican a close ally of donald trump and the cia of being allies of iran in a conspiracy to try to pull the u.s. out of yemen let's get to what the real point here is i think that u.s. agencies and u.s. congress will not be able to go after to be yes they won't be able to hold him responsible but where you might see the effect is this because many come. most men are so angry and the agencies are so unsettled by what trump is not there may be a move for legislation which will cut u.s. arms sales to saudi arabia and possibly into u.s. support for the saudi led intervention which includes the u.a.e.

. >> let's get right to abc7 drew tuma. drew? >> it's been a wet evening. even now we have downpours across parts of the bay area. live doppler 7 is very busy. let's get you down to street level. first in the south bay where we have downpours right now, working through santa clara through san jose as well. we see brighter colors. the yellows and the oranges, live doppler 7 estimating that that rain falling at almost half an inch per hour. so that's a quick burst of rain. just had some downpours through milpitas moments ago, and the wider picture showing you our tracking another downpour that's moving to the east. so palo alto at 11:25 expects heavy rain. mountain view at 11:41. we're seeing rain turning to snow. mt. diablo, popsz of white is flakes. we have a winter weather advisory. this going until 10:00 tomorrow morning for the chance of some wintry precipitation. so on the storm impact scale tonight, tomorrow morning it's a level 1 system with the showers and the chance of that wintry mix in our hills. taking a much closer look at the storm system comin

<drew larson/mill alley: "the water was almost up to the door."> residents (vicki) we continue our team coverage in the north bay, where there's a flash flood watch.residents in the mill valley area had water coming up to their door steps... kron 4's gayle ong is live for us tonight... where she spoke to concerned residents relentless rain flooded part of ross drive.. drew larson was at work when he watched it all unfold on his home surveillence camera. an area prone to flooding..marin department of works tells kron 4 the flooding on this street is from surrounding hillside runoff.the ground is saturated so this runoff is expected.. vehicles plowed through as the rain fell hard.. and then the wind... gusting more than 28 miles per hour..

jan niffin joins us and drew rosenhouse to discuss what it means drew, i'll start with you.ct would see a sport star or many want to leave the brand >> no. i don't think anyone's going the leave the brand. this really looks like a fluke incident i've been a sports agent for 31 years and i have never seen anything like this so i don't think this is going to impact athletes in terms of leaving nike at all. they're getting a lot of bad publicity nike is. but they can rebound quickly designing zion to a huge contract. >> that's sort of what i wanted to ask you, drew it seems to me he is the biggest star right now is this like a lebron james type contract who for whichever sneaker company gets him >> well, number one, even though i'm a graduate of duke law school, i would recommend to zion that he stop playing. this is a scare. don't chance it anymore. he's a superstar obviously, he'll be the first overall pick in the nba draft. and i think nike's the favorite. they just have more resources than anybody else and they have nevin more incentive now to get something done so i think

>> thank you, drew. you can check conditions where you live on live doppler 7 and the abc7 news app. >> the academy awards wrapped up honoring the best of the best in film. the show went on without a traditional host. instead it had a series of celebrities present. >> we are not your hosts, but we're going to stand here a little too long so that the people who get usa today tomorrow will think that we host it. >> a moment that drew lots of attention. lady gaga won best original song for "shallow" for the film "a star is born". she had an intimate performance with star bradley cooper. ♪ ♪ >> two big firsts tonight. spike lee won his first oscar, best adapted screen play for black klansman, and "black panther" earned three oscars, the first ever for marvel studios, a production designer thank director ryan coogler in a heart felt speech. >> stand here with self worth because of ryan coogler. thank you, ryan. i love you. [ applause ] >> and best actor went to rami malek in "bohemian rhapsody." best actress

drew tarver and helÉne yorke are here. [ cheers and applause ] so it's a great night.appy to have you, but before we get to that, president trump and his allies are freaking out about a democratic plan to fight climate change. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ applause ] >> seth: after trump declared a national emergency last week to build a border wall, he got some rare pushback from members of his own party. but they weren't concerned that trump had made up a fake emergency. they were concerned that a democratic president could come along and use the law to declare a real emergency over climate change. >> if you declare a national emergency to circumvent congress to pay for the border wall, what's to stop a liberal democrat one day from declaring climate change isn't a national emergency? >> maybe we're going to get a democratic president and we're going to declare a national emergency on climate change. >> if the president declares this a national emergency, it's not going to be long before there is a democratic president who does the same thing i

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reporting live in northwest, drew wilder, news 4. >> drew, thank ppyou. >>> g news your health, a looka of american's children. a study from the university of michig16 suggests of all kids in this country have at least one mental disorder. it suggests that only half of those children are getting the right treatment. >>> for the first time in 25 years, the food and drug administration is planning to et crack down on y supplements. the fda says the companies that make the supplements that many of us take mislead us. s 17 companies that claim products prevent or treat alzheimer's disease, cancer and diabetes, have already been sued. the fda says there's no scientific evidence to back up any of ty claims. rougree-quarters of americans take a supplement on a daily basis. >>> chuck is backith us. for us, it's been rain in the city. >> we need weather supplement. >> even just a couple of days. >> or hours, even. >> another day, stocked with an icy, cold rain. temperat aes will beve freezing later in the day. this morning, we've been trying our bestve to stay a freezing around town. successful

tonight -- natasha lyonne, msnbc contributor, donny deutsch, stars of "the other two," actors drew tarvernd helÉne yorke, featuring the 8g band with jeff friedl. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i' this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that is great to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. according to cnn, special counsel robert mueller's report on the russia investigion may be finalized by next week. and when has cnn ever called yt ng too early? [ laughter ] the bernie sanders campaign has announced that in the first 12 hours after launcng his presidential bid, sanders raised more than $4 million in on dona which is great for sanders.s, great for sandut terrible for the guy behind him at coin star. [ laughter ] "all small donations!" [ laughter ] president trump met today with the chancellor of austria. g said, trump, "did you br kangaroo?" [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] ahead of next week's summit between president trump and north korean leader kim jong-un in hanoi, vietnamese barber i

drew wilder hathe latest on this case. drew, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. investigators say in addition te all of that,found 30 bottles of hgh, or human growth hormone. they think he was tro build up his strength for an attack. an attack that never happened.n still, hasll appear here in federal court today and wille o answer to disturbing charges. prosecutors say hasson, quote, wanted to murder innocent civilians at a scale never -- ra ly seen in this country. hasson was arrested on friday. prosecutors believe he stockpiled a dozen guns in silver spring. court documents claim he is a self-identified white nationalist who called for focused violence and dreamed of ways to kill people on earth. he had a list of targets, that cluded presidential targets, senators, even msnbc and cnn show hosts. he wanted to use focused violence to create a white me nd. a google search included things opere in d.c. do congress live. and civil war if trump impeached. the searches may have led to his arrest. investigators first caught on to hassan, because of odd searches on his

drew, thank you very much. still ahead on "abc7 news" at 11:00. >> music biggest award show tonight. coming up bay area musicians who took home grammy and surprise appearance by michel obama. >>> sharing inspiration digital series called more in common. >> this week meet one of the first female brew masters known as the mother of beer. >> my name is carol stout and i'm known as the mother of craft beer. >> i'm michael her lead pourer here. >> she's been in the game longer than you've been alive. >> yes. >> you have been brewing here for 30 years. >> 31 years. >> 31. >> yes. >> leading the pak. >> started may of 1987. first my row brewery in pennsylvania. >> first one led by a woman. >> in the united states. >> i started serving here, started working my way. >> and what did you say to all the young people thinking starting their micro brewery. >> you should work at brew pubs, all different sizes, small, medium and large, get a feel for bottling. get a feel for kegging. get a feel for cleaning. you have to know e

mickaels over at tommy's auto body in haywardsot <drew mickaels/tommy's auto body: "if anybody wants wheels they're going to get them. they're real easy to take off especially with the tools that are available">this is a photo of another vehicle parked at metro 655 that had wheels stolen back on january 14thsot officials here at metro 655 say in addition to the security gate and surveillance cameras, they also have private security patrolling the propertysotin hayward haaziq madyun kron4news (grant) coming up... a doctor from san francisco is killed in a murder suicide in utah. and tonight-- many are wondering what caused her boyfriend to snap. (vicki) plus... a new kind of delivery is taking over the bay area-- but some are not happy about it. we'll go behind the scenes with a pot delivery person. (grant) and after the break... a desperate plea from a local realtor... after she is ta

are we done with the weather for presidents day, let's get a check with drew tuma standing by. >> we are dealing with thunderstorms. live doppler 7 is tracking all the action, we'll get you right into street level where we have a heavier cell. this storm just moved through san ramon, it is on its way working into dublin at this hour. we are seeing small hail with this cell. it is moving very slowly to the south and east of this evening we are tracking isolated thunderstorms that do contain lightning and hail and high elevation snowfall. the good news, these storms do not last all that long. we are a bt bout to turn the pa. we'll detail that in the after forecast in a few minutes. >> drew, thank you. >>> driving through the sierra right now are treacherous. officials are warning drivers to stay off the roads. many are not listening to those requests. several feet of snow and and ana blizzard-like condition. these caltran cameras giving us a good look of the conditions. >> we are heading to reno taking my kids out there. i think i should have flew. >> it is white out conditions. traffi

drew, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. investigators say in addition to all of that, they found 30 bottles of hgh, or human growth hormone. they think he was trying to build up his strength for an attack. an attack thatever happened. still, hasson will appear here in federal court today and will have to answer to disturbing charges. prosecutors say hasson, quote, wanted to murder innocen s civilians atle never -- rarely seen in this country. hasson was arrested on friday. lling him a domestic terrorist. prosecutors believe he stockpiled a dozen guns in silver spring. court documents claim he is a self-identified white natialist who called for focused violence and dreamed of ways to kill people on earth. he had a lisof targets, that included presidential targets, senators, even msnbc and cnn show hosts. he wanted to use focused violence to create a white homeland. a google search included things where in d.c. do congress people live. and civil war if trump impeached. the searches may have led to his arre. investigators firs

and he's like 'oh, my name is drew.' i open the door and he's in there wearing all of my clothes.oes and has a book bag full of my clothes."police say that was 30-year-old andrew swofford - the same man you see appearing via video conference from the guilford county jail.maddie, break-in victim:"he had these pants on, like, actually on his body." maddie called her boyfriend and as she calmly waited for help - she talked with swofford to keep him distracted.maddie, break-in victim:"he tries on my hat, goes in my bathroom and looks in the mirror and then he asked like 'you're really pretty, can i hug you?' but he never touched me."the big question the girls are trying to get answered how he got inside.they tell me their doors are always locked and they did not see any damage to them.but what really scares the girls is that men have entered their apartment before. maddie, break-in victim:"it was two guys in the living room."that was december 19th. the girls alerted the leasing office.an employee confirmed they changed the locks at that time but did not file a police report.i was told

drew wilder, news. >> drew, thank you. >>has the winter baert brought you down? yes.et make you feel blue? yes. fear not, spring is coming at some point it has to come, right? where is the evidence you say? >> yes, where is it. >> about 1,000 miles south of here, west palm beach,a. florid washington internationals pitchers and catchers report for spring trainoday. position players head down next week on monday. the first full work the day after that. temperatures t, today in south florida will be in the 70s. >> beautiful. >> i know we're not experiencing quite florida-like weather, but does make me happy to see that this is around the corner at some point, ght? >> i just hope bryce harper makes a decision soon. somebodyto play for don't want to walk away from 20 or 30 million bucks a season. >> ioon't think he's going t do that. >> for us around here, not a bad day today. hit the ball with the wind and rockl be looking like a star today. winds out of the west up near 30 to 35 miles p hour this afternoon. so, a great day for playing frisby, but just make sure your budd

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news 4 drew wilder is at the scene now with more. drew, good morning. >> reporr: aaron, good morning. think this intersection will open up in just the next few minutes. i'll step out of the way. you can see crews are just getting the last out of the road here, pickingp thecones. all the vehicles have been taken trailers, buted right now georgia avenue northbound in bel pr iroad in boersections here at the georgia avenue intersection are still closed but i'm guessing it's going to be ten minutes tops b bore this is allack open. take a look at this video from last night and you can see t mess we had overnight. the fiery wreck at the intersection of georgiavee and bel pre road just before 11:00. four victims in the crash. two were taken to the hospital in serious conditon. others were taken to the hospital and treated for non-life threateninginjuries. we are still waiting on an update from montgomery county officials on those twotvictims. hen you take a look at those vehicles involved in crash, it's a miracle that they made it out of th

the results are matched a twenty so far frankfurt in dortmund let go hungry fans down as they only drew one one and they have it again the big result of the day by an slipping up in laver who isn't here in berlin got the only goal of the game forced in the sixty fifth minute it was the dutchman seven goal of the season his side's first victory since the mid season. needed two late goals to see off shaka off their home in just a little share of the spoils while nurnberg and braman also drew and in friday night's match leipsic got the better of an over. the back but the visitors in front of the stroke of half time two more goals followed in the second half and both of them from captain captain really all done and surprisingly both of them came with life sick when their second on the bounce while thomas dole has the worst possible start as an over boss. and down here the boss and you see those might's well stick us face freiburg. let's see how those results affect the standings at the top you have dortmund they now have a seven point buffer over by and clapped out ahead of by an on goal di

s>> drew wilder in northwest where the crash happened. drew, how did this all start?> reporter: well, it's a really vicious attack here in northwest. ll explain to you what happened. this is what we've learned from police so far. we know the victim, daniel olaya was walking late tuesday night. he was in a verbal argument with a man in a car alongside o him. and while the two were arguing, it was loud enough to wake uphe some of t neighbors that live nearby. witnesses describe hearing the two go back and forth for a while. when olaya goes to crosshe street, the driver of the suvas steps on thedrives into him and kills him. so far, we know police have found the vehicle. they have the suv. but they don't know who the man as who was driving it and who committed this crime. that is what police are on the lookout for this morning. there's a call out to this neighborhoods, if anyone saw or heard anything, police want to hear from you. live in northwest, drewwilder, news 4. >>> susan lucci, best known as erica kane in "all my cldren," suffered a health scare. she nearly suffe

we'll check in with drew wilder on the latest into the terror plot arrest. >> let's begin with chubell. are we getting a warm-up, >> yes, yes, we will. yesterday, we were in the 30s with the snow falling. today, we will recover in the low and mid-50s with some nshine around here later in the day. first thing this morning, it's foggy and oudy outside this morning. there's pockets of light rain in southern maryland and thunderstorms, heade out toward norfolk and virginia beac reduced visibility due to fog outside, as well. be careful. take care this morning. it could be ice if it looks wet. temperatures on the freezing mark. 32 in martinsburg, gaithersburgh 36 in sn maryland. the forecast planner for today, from clouds and fog and some slipperiness this morning to s increasishine today. temperatures up into the low and mid-50s. todays the day we're up to officially 11 hours of daylight. >> ooh. i like that. we're getting some warmth thi weekend, as well. so many treats. 270 at montrose road. northbound and uthbound, nice and clear. it looks wet. i came down this morning and no problems o

welcome to you all drew look i'm in mr donald trump has missed this deadline what does that mean well i think there's two things to note about transmitting the dad one and i want to say i'm someone who's very strong supporter of article one of the constitution congressional powers and presidential powers and i think president trump should respond to the deadline but this government shutdown of well over a month definitely put a dent in time needed to do an actual thorough investigation and the second thing to note is that congress is still the state department political appointments in the state department are still frequently updating congressional leaders democrats and republicans and should hopefully soon have a letter out in who knows what that letter will say maybe we'll say. they say for who is responsible ok a letter from the state department isn't quite an answer to my question what i asked you was or to put it in a stronger way mr trump has deliberately missed this deadline he is in effect turning his back not just on claims in the media not just on the washington post he's t

far they have at frankfurt they let the go frankfurt goldman let it go hungry fans down as they only drew one all and they have a big result of the day three one not for brian but for leverkusen here in berlin all spoke because the only called the game face first scored the goal in the sixty fifth minute it was his seventh goal of the season and his size first victory since their mid season break. mention needed two late goals to see off stick cut off and just love share the spoils on them both braman also drew in friday's match she's got the better of hanover. back but the visitors in front of the stroke of half time she will goals followed in the second half both of them from orbit and both of them surprisingly with this head leipzig when they're second on the bounce while thomas dole has the worst possible start as a boss. and of course on sundays you see at the bottom we have outspoken against mites and still got against freiburg let's see how these results affect the standings so funny got dormant at the top they now have a seven point buffer ahead of and by who are behind them clap

weeks after posting his first joint online he same spread all over the intel it especially after you drew a portrait of french president manuel last year this is the world that we haven't really done in europe this is. i think this is the beginning of a blow so one thousand. after his big break with president corn the karriem family was invited to move to a new apartment while y. reese was transferred to a better school as a gift from the government according to an official statement the government's intention is to make sure the boy isn't the best environment to not show his talents meanwhile the at academy where why reece got his start now has a far more studio that's more conducive for young students to learn arts. because i didn't notice. the roots of fruits will still. be. in unison. you know in the. north korea. why resteal comes to be educating me every weekend and when he's not showing he's learning new techniques from textbooks he says arts has always been a way for him to escape hard times. good. just. when. i just. say why reece is now well known locally but he wants to keep im

a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast. >> drew, thank you. virginia governor ralph northam called for a large meeting with his administration staff. a racist photo in his yearbook. virginia's two senators, the naacp and more than a dozen key democrats are calling for his resignation. the photo in question is featured on his medical school yearbook page showing one person in black-face and another in a klansman's hood and robe. >> i believe then and now that i am not either of the people in that photo. >> to think that this is acceptable behavior for our governor. >> northam did admit that he used shoe polish to darken his face while dressing up in a michael jackson costume. >>> new this morning, san francisco's police officers may have an app on their cell phone to call on an american sign language interpreter to help them at crime scenes. the san francisco examiner reports the video chatting tool is in response to complaints over communication barriers between officers and the deaf or hard of hearing. they're expected to vote on a policy inc

goals to see off shaka off the home and dispose of share the spoils while nurnberg and braman also drew and in friday night's match leipsic got the better of hanover. back but the visitors in front on the stroke of half time two more goals followed in the second half and both of them from captain captain really all done and surprisingly both of them came with his head lives when they're second on the bounce while thomas dole has the worst possible start as an over boss. and down here the boss and you see host might's well stick us face freiburg. let's see how those results affect the standings at the top you have dortmund they now have a seven point buffer over by a lap ahead of by an on goal difference and you have both spoken leverkusen who also move up in the bottom half of the table braman rise to tenth after their draw a valuable point takes just of just that far away from the drop zone and number of places with hanover after their draw had over their rock bottom. it's time for the bundesliga play of the day as voted by you off us on twitter and the winner with fifty two percent of

arsenal and watford also won, whilst crystal palace drew with west ham thanks to wilfried zaha's strikein the late kick off, burnley beat brighton 3—1 to climb out of the relegation zone and up to 15th. it's scottish cup weekend, and kilmarnock have held rangers to a goalless draw. rangers missed a golden chance to take the lead when daniel bachmann saved james tavernier‘s penalty in the first half. then in the second, it was joe worral‘s turn to have his head in his hands as his free header went wide. the two sides will meet in a replay at ibrox on the 20th of february. and at the fed cup, joanna konta is level at 1—set all aleksandra krunic in the second singles rubber after katie boulter put great britain ahead in the tie. it tookjust under an hour for konta to win the first set against the serbian. gb are battling for a place in april's fed world

drew i'm going to pull a plug on our conversation with joyce but the conversation about journalists in turkey is a conversation we've had on the program we simply do not have the time left to go off at a tangent and start discussing that now but silva thank you for coming back on that particular point so thanks to all our guests they were scott lucas before truly come on and thank you to you. two for your company you can see the program again any time by the website al-jazeera dot com and for more discussion check out our facebook page facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can talk on twitter at a g. inside story or tweet me i'm at peta don't be one for me and the team here in doha thanks for watching i will see you very soon. rewind returns a can bring your people back to life from start with brand new updates on the best of al-jazeera documentaries in libya i was the local looks. like and the other student rewind continues with joseph's journey this is a. struggle continuous book. from bob. to no. use to students rewind on al-jazeera on counting the cost digital divisi

. >>> drew tuma joins us now. he has been tracking the weather all week long. >> we'll get a break from the downpours for the evening. but we're not done with the storm system for the weekend. want to show you action as you go through the peninsula. closer to street level, there's some spotty, light sprinkles out there. in the higher elevations, could see some flurries flying in the atmosphere. it's a cold storm we have right now. the bigger picture, live doppler e i gng toext 12 toour ur 24 hours. more rain is in the forecast. on the storm impact scale for your sunday, a light level 1 system with hail and snow in our highest peaks. we're going hour-by-hour. we'll show you drier weather and the full forecast in a few minutes. >> thank you. >>> in sausalito, the woman whose house slid down a hill after storms this week, says she is still in shock. >> dozens of homes were evacuated and many were red tagged. we spoke with 75-year-old susan gordon today, the woman rescued after buried in debris. >> oh, my dposh. oh, m

talent has shot to fame in nigeria and even has a fan in france's president emmanuel across after he drew a portrait of him now death he is throwing a shoe or pay the young artist a visit. every detail martez where risk is to make this joining look like a high definition photograph at just twelve years of age karim is the youngest realism artist in nigeria. destroying are usually inspired by his environment and his family sure grew to survive he says the moment he saw this image he knew he wanted to use it. was close to a leg. close. and. what's. seizure is the name of kareem's latest drawing he started drawing comics when he was just three years old he needs are joining the i you will be at academy an art school that started as a makeshift learning center for children in this poor legal us neighborhood tutors helps him to improve his talent within weeks after posting his first joint online he same spread all over the internet especially after you drew a poetry of french president emanuel last year this is the reverse of the we haven't really seen the rule this is. i think this is a prett

the drew wilder, news 4. >> thank you, drew. >>> now to ourer improving wea from snow and train to a little morning sun. what is that thing in the sky? >> i know, we turned things over to storm team meteorologist amelia aper. how high will the temperatures get? >> we will be nupt 40s. i woke up this morning to stuff dri drinking. all of the snow melting, it will continues to melt into the afternoon hours with temperatures right now in theup r 30s and low 40s. 40 degrees in washington. the sunshine also helping us out,elting thatsnow. we're going to have hazy sunshine throughout the afternoon hours. here are your temperatures across the area at 2:00.m. we're at 48 in frederick. 54 in washington. vacate in fredericksburg. a little cooler up around the maryland-pennsylvania corrouor, whereot a little bit more snow yesterday. >> that snow pack keeping those temperatures a lit bit cooler. we continue to track temperatures generally warming into the upper 40s and 50s into urthe afternoon by the evening hours, 6:00 p.m., still not that d, 51 degrees in washington and not a huge concern for