but for east of the pennines, in towards east anglia, and maybe the south—east for a while, it will beh some sunshine. notice the temperature difference — 6—7 degrees in the east, 10—11 in the west. as the day wears on though, the cloud across western areas will slowly creep eastwards. i don't think reaching the far south—east and east anglia really until after dark. here you should see the sunshine. maybe a high of 13—14 degrees. further west though, it will be very mild but rather cloudy with some spots of light rain. so it means for the six nations rugby, wales v ireland, in cardiff, during the evening it looks like it will be a fairly mild one, rather cloudy and there could be the odd spit of rain in the air. now, as we head into the weekend, it's a tale of two halves. i think saturday looking dry into sunday looks like we'll see a weather front bringing some cooler and fresher air, mainly across northern and western areas. for saturday though, skies will be brightening up across northern ireland and scotland behind this weather front which will bring some dreary weather to central

if it stays a bit cloudy across north—east england and south—east scotland, across the coast, it willross the coast, it will be feeling cold. otherwise the numbers are similarto be feeling cold. otherwise the numbers are similar to what we had today. the best across the western highlands, and in the south of england winds will be lighter than we have seen for the last few days. 0vernight we are going to pick up more cloud, ringing the likelihood of more rain in the north and west. still decent temperatures by day, and a southerly breeze. the main feature is not high pressure, which gets pushed out into the near continent at a big area of low pressure swamping the atlantic which will bring much more changeable conditions across the uk. and the first signs of rain really arrive with a form of these showers coming into the south—west. wales and wetter weather for northern ireland, and the midlands and southern scotland. for the north—east of scotla nd scotland. for the north—east of scotland the onshore breeze, cloudy and cool here but otherwise decent temperatures on the whole and with

not reaching the far south—east and east anglia really until after dark. degrees. in the west, mild but rather cloudy with some rain. the six nations rugby. wales against ireland in cardiff. the odd spit of rain in the air. the weekend, a tale of two halves. saturday looking dry into sunday. a weather front bringing cooler and fresher air mainly across northern and western areas. saturday, skies brightening up in northern ireland and scotland behind this weather front which will bring some dreary weather to central parts of the uk. the south—east, a little bit of brightness. very mild indeed. 15, 16, 17. sunday is a messier picture. we lose one weather front to be replaced another one. some drier interludes here and there. to sum up for the weekend, saturday will be the driest of the two days with some sunshine around and feeling quite warm across the south and east. because for sunday, it looks like more rain around. and many people are seeing some rain at times. it will start to feel cooler and fresher. a very warm welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to ou

but even far east. north america.n in some of the latin american countries, we are looking for opportunities. we keep our eyes open. yousef: still to come on the program, oil producers gather in kuwait to discuss prolonging the opec cuts. this is bloomberg. ♪ yousef: thisyousef: is the best of bloomberg markets: middle east. kuwait's oil minister believes his country will be in good shape if prices can be maintained between $50-$60 per barrel this year. they hope to hold producers. a drop in gold -- in global stockpile will rebalance the market. >> we are not surprised right now that the price has fallen back. the price has fallen back not because there are not conformity but they have fallen back because the storage has not moved yet. earlier, there are reasons why the storage has remained as far -- as high as they are today. we will see differences in the third quarter. or later in the second quarter. pressstated in our release today, conformity was very satisfactory for the committee. conformity overall is good. we

it will linger in north—east england and north—east scotland. to the east, looking pleasant.e best sunshine warmth in the west. there will be some rain. that will push through the northern ireland the afternoon. brighter skies in the evening. wales, a few showers on and off but most wales, a few showers on and off but m ost pla ces wales, a few showers on and off but most places will avoid them and stay dry. cloudy, but sunny spells. still warm for many. some cloud to this afternoon and into the night. not as cool as it has been. the cloud will rain here and there, especially in the west. many in the east will stay dry. staying clear of a frost. the exception could be the north—east of scotland. tomorrow, north—east scotland, one of the driest spots with sunny spells the east anglia and the south—east most likely to stay dry as with a bit of sunshine breaking through the cloud. generally, a lot of cloud around on wednesday. the rain will mainly be on the hills. for most of you, by and large dry. even with the cloud, the web will go south—westerly, and temperatures will hold u

he didn't really say much about the middle east.e said a little bit about immigration where he restated his position. when it comes to the middle east, there were three things he mentioned. there was half a sentence on iran and half a sentence on israel. really nothing new. this was very much a domestic policy speech aimed at a domestic audience, but he wasn't stating any new policies. just the unbreakable bond with israel, and by the way, i've put in place more sanctions on iran. isis, a little bit of a new one. he mentioned muslims being hurt by isis, as well. >> you wouldn't go so far as saying that there was a withdrawal in the fiery rhetoric, on iran, on isis? riad: it's hard to tell. you could say there was a withdrawal. he didn't mention much about it, but may be because for him the audience. it wasn't a foreign-policy speech, as such. positionsiterated his in simple terms without saying, here's what we are going to do. on isis, to be fair, there was a little bit of nuance by mentioning isis is hurting muslims as well as chri

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led officers on a pursuit in east san jose. he bailed out of the car, hopped a resident's fence, hid out in the backyard. deputies called for backup. they donned helmets, body armor. at 3:00 this morning, they then found the man unconscious in front of a home on the 3,000 block of quinn by. in other words, just two houses over where he ditched his vehicle. i don't know what caused him to pass out. the man was taken into custody. he was unarm. turned out he had warrants for his arrest. his female passenger was detained. live in san jose, bob redell, today in the bay. >>> 6:34. one of the suspects in the east bay shooting will face a judge for the first time. 24-year-old elliott johnson will be arraigned later today. he's one of three people being held in connection with the shooting on i-80 in richmond last week. investigators believe 24-year-old demarcus was specifically targeted on san pablo avenue. the other two suspects are teenagers. >>> south bay police agencies plan on schilding up grant groups from federal immigration la

a little bit cooler for on the north—east coast.the south—west will melt away and a shower or two in northern ireland but in between, fine and dry with clear spells. a touch of frost north wales, northwards in a frost will be in the rural spots in particular. the weekend looks good. high—pressure dominating the weather and that settles things down nicely. there is a breeze towards the north and south of the uk. a great deal of sunshine after the chilly start. we will reach 14 or 15 degrees in the north we will reach 14 or 15 degrees in the north and east of scotland with 16 or 17 in some western parts of england. a little cooler around the south—eastern coast with that breeze coming in from the north sea. again, we reach 1a, 15, 16 degrees. in the second part of the weekend, it looks good. sunday has more in the way of cloud. perhaps more still on monday with rainbow through the weekend for the most part it is fine and settled. warm sunshine but still quite chilly in the night with a touch of frost. his fourth victim is a 75—year—ol

but for east of the pennines, in towards east anglia, and maybe the south—east for a while, it will beemperature difference — 6—7 degrees in the east, 10—11 in the west. as the day wears on though, the cloud across western areas will slowly creep eastwards. i don't think reaching the far south—east and east anglia really until after dark. here you should see the sunshine. maybe a high of 13—14 degrees. further west though, it will be very mild but rather cloudy with some spots of light rain. so it means for the six nations rugby, wales v ireland, in cardiff, during the evening it looks like it will be a fairly mild one, rather cloudy and there could be the odd spit of rain in the air. now, as we head into the weekend, it's a tale of two halves. i think saturday looking dry into sunday looks like we'll see a weather front bringing some cooler and fresher air, mainly across northern and western areas. for saturday though, skies will be brightening up across northern ireland and scotland behind this weather front which will bring some dreary weather to central parts of the uk. but to the

(darya) in the east bay...early a half dozen armed robberies at are reported in fremont in just the last week. police say they are using all resources this morning... making sure that all detectives available are involved in the investigations. they are also in contact with neighboring agencies. the most recent robbery happened late friday night near alder court where a man's phone, credit and debit cards were taken by three robbers. the victim was not injured. (mark) after a mercury spill in an antioch neighborhood, hazmat crews say they are now using sensors to make sure it is all cleaned up and people living there are safe. several areas along manzanita way have been roped off with yellow tape since monday. these are the spots the e-p-a says have been contaminated with mercury. hazmat crews could be seen using vacuums to clean up the spill. at this point they do not know how much mercury was spilled or how it got

some low cloud, mist and murk across the east and south—east.tent rain spr north. more persistent rain spreading north. in the east and south—east it should remain largely dry through the day. quite a damp afternoon for much of scotland. for northern ireland and northern england as well. heavier bursts around for the high ground, but fairly mild, despite the cloud and breeze. 12— 14. cloudy and wet for wales. the south—west england, cornwall and devon seeing most of the rain. further east it should stay dry. given brightness we could see16— 17. very mild despite the cloud cover. temperatures rise further into thursday. we tap into warm air off the near continent, especially across the south—east and east anglia, where we could see. 22 celsius but a very mild day further north and west. quite a different weather pattern from east to west. in the south—east it should stay dry. maybe sunshine. further north and west, outbreaks of rain. heavy at times and breezy. on friday we have more persistent rain pushing in from the west. a reactive weather fro

maybe one or two showers in the south—east and east anglia, but some sunshine here as well, and thiscould be that way again on wednesday. weather fronts coming in around that big area of low pressure threaten to bring more organised rain into the western side of the uk, but ahead of it, still largely dry and warm in the south—east. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm lebo diseko. our top stories: russia's main opposition leader is arrested along with hundreds of supporters as anti—corruption protests sweep the country. we meet two young boys in a hospital in mosul as the iraqi city continues to count the cost of the fight against is. he used whatsapp then killed four people. after london's terror attack, britain says intelligence services must have access to encrypted messages. and down to earth dressing. two girls grounded by united airlines for wearing leggings.

were you surprised what you saw about the attitudes and discussions on the middle east at the u.n.hat could be done to change it? >> you know, i was confused. it was totally bizarre because in my first montauking about the middle east, there's a lot to talk about. and whether you're talking about hezbollah or isis, all the issues in syria, which is, you know, a problem, that's what i expect the us to talk about. i didn't expect an israel bashing session. and literally listening to each member say the same thing over and over again, i knew they said it was bad, but until you hear it and you see it, you just can't comprehend how ridiculous it is. >> so -- [ applause ] >> -- a lot of people here are just getting to know you for the first time. the theme of our conference this year is many voices, one mission, celebrating the diversity of the pro israel cause. can you talk a little bit about how you started to learn about israel. >> i am the daughter of indian parents who reminded my brothers, my sister and me every day how blessed we were to live in this cntry. [ applause ] >> and the

were you surprised that you saw about the attitudes and discussion on the middle east at the u.n.?can be done to change it? >> i was confused. it was bizarre because in my first month, talking about the middle east, there is a lot to talk about. whether you are talking about hezbollah or isis, all of the issues in syria which is a problem -- that is what i expected us to talk about. i did not expect and israel bashing session. listening to each member say the same thing over and over again, i knew they said it was bad, but until you hear it and you see it, you cannot comprehend how ridiculous it is. [applause] here arelot of people just getting to know you. the theme of our conference this year is many votes is -- many can you talk about how you learned about israel? >> i am the daughter of indian parents who reminded my brothers and my sisters and me how blessed we were to live in this country. [applause] >> the truth is i have seen so the similarities between israeli culture and the indian culture. we are very close knit, we love our family, we have a strong work ethic, we believ

east.o alto had a pretty good downpour pass by. also small hail. we'll show you how things look on the radar. you can see that tracking off to the south and east. and around highway 17 a little bit of sleet passing by within the last half hour. actually, that is the radar site of the national weather service looking at snow right at the radar. you see more snow there east of san jose out towards mt. hamilton and a little mix mt. diablo where we had snow. you can see it there on the late day sunshine on the side of mt. diablo. passing showers and still out towards mt. tam and the higher hills of the north bay as low as 2,000 feet today. good chance you'll see a mix of wet snow flakes along with the scattered showers. as the air continues to cool down, you won't see as much moisture. that cold air right out of canada dropping the snow level tonight and temperatures tomorrow morning upper 30s to low 40s and this recipe is ripe for some low snow levels dropping into tomorrow morning. some of th

very few showers, some warm sunshine, in the south—east.nd the world. here are the headlines. russian police say they have detained 500 people in moscow alone as anti—corruption detained 500 people in moscow alone as anti—corru ption protests detained 500 people in moscow alone as anti—corruption protests take place across the country. in germany a bruised foot chancellor angler michael as her party looks set to keep our. —— angela merkel. a special report on yemen's humanitarian catastrophe, two years into the conflict the story of little boy whose life has been to inspect ever and england beat lithuania at wembley in their world cup qualifier, thanks to a second—half goal from jamie vardy.

and the east and west virginia panhandle. hagerstown 12:51 and frederick around 1:09. the timing on this from the futurecast shows it moving in on areas of i-81 just after 1:00. d.c., 2:00, 2:30 maybe as late as 3:00 and then by 3:30 look. areas south and east are seeing it and by 5:30 should be much better for us in the metro area. but the next few hours we really got to pay attention to what's happening with in mind, our own meteorologist melissa nord is out in the sheehy storm tracker 9. melissa where are you and what are you seeing? >> reporter: hey howard, we're traveling west on 66 heading to fauquier county. still about 15 miles out from front royal itself. and what we have noticed is as we've headed west, i'm going to show you the front dashcam of sheehy storm tracker 9, some soft right ahead of the storms. however, directly behind us, we were traveling through manassas, d.c., you're seeing this sun coming out. and that sunshine on a severe weather potential day is not a good thing. you see the sunshine behind us? thi

in the south—east and east anglia, but some sunshine here as well, and this is where we will see the will be dry. and it could be that way again on wednesday. weather fronts coming in around that big area of low pressure threaten to bring more organised rain into the western side of the uk. but ahead of it, still largely dry and warm in the south—east. hello. very good morning. this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. face to face: theresa may and nicola sturgeon meet for talks as the scottish parliament prepares to back a second vote on independence. the prime minister will urge unity, ahead of brexit, describing a united uk as an "unstoppable force". good morning everyone. it's monday 27th march. also this morning, bt is hit with a record fine of £a2 million, because of delays in installing high—speed business lines. buildings were destroyed. locals had described seeing brix

and increase in violent robberies in one east bay city. what police are doing this morning to make it end. ( james ) and next. psychedlic drugs being researched in the bay area, for their potential to help people. after the break, we'll show you a local woman taking acid who says the drug saved her marriage. and here's a live look welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. look for patchy fog this morning followed by cooler temperatures today, especially near the coast and across the north bay, as a weak system pushes into northern california. mild conditions return for late in the week with the upcoming weekend serving as the transition unsettled weather next week with several rounds of rain. ( robin ) here's a live look outside at our bay area bridges this wednesday morning. ( james ) kron four goes in depth this morning on psychedlic drugs being researched in the bay area... for their potential to help people suffering from depression, anxiety, and p-t- s-d.( robin ) kron four's gabe slate met with a woman taking psy-che-delics

a fresh start to the day in the east.in the moors of the south—west and parts of wales. the cloud should break up throughout the day, we could see some sunshine in the north devon coast, the north—east of england, and down towards east anglia we will hold onto the sunshine for a good part of the day. temperature is not as warm as they have been today. 12 or 13 degrees. it should stay dry in cardiff for the six nations on friday evening. quite mild, about 10 degrees. through the weekend, a bit of a change, weather fronts making through the weekend, a bit of a change, weatherfronts making their way in from the atlantic introducing cooler air during the second half of the weekend. for saturday at is looking like a pretty decent day. a slow—moving front bringing cloud and drizzle across the north—east. to the southeast, the cloud should break up. sunny spells, 15, 17 or possibly 18 degrees. try and write across much of scotland. during sunday, —— dry and bright. bands of rain but not a bright day. blustery showers moving in f

jerusalem is an example to the middle east and the world of what can be. -- what dateest middle easte should be recognized by all of humanity. >> beautiful. >> very briefly. your hopes. >> jerusalem has a role in the world. it is an inclusive role. enabling all people from all tribes -- mind you, jerusalem -- never divided into tribes jews and non-jews alike to come and enjoy the holy city of jerusalem. pasthere are future to our and excel. it can be done. it is being done. i just want to work faster to fulfill that role your after your even better than we did before. >> youthful. >> and you, very briefly on finally. >> my prayer for jerusalem, my city, our city, is that the international community will recognize the jewish people as a legitimate custodian of jerusalem. [applause] >> and that we will see ofselves as the custodians jerusalem for humanity. what aes and gentlemen, wonderful, invigorating 60th anniversary conversation. you very much. thank you everybody. >> thank you. ♪ announcer: vice president mike pence also spoke to the aipac conference. he talked sunday about moving

the south—east.s warm, and mild weather continues through tonight. tonight the rain will turn heavy and persistent in the west. it is largely dry across eastern areas. patchy rain or drizzle into england or wales later. temperatures start in double figures for most, cloud for the morning commute, patchy rain working eastwards across england and wales, wettest in northern ireland and scotland first thing. scotland holds on to the rain in the morning and then departs. friday brightens up, so if you start delivering you will see the sunshine come out later on, and pleasant once it is through. saturday has rain and showers, springtime showers which could be heavy and thundery. slow moving across england and wales with light wind, turning cooler with sunshine at times. sunday has a chilly start but it should be a dry and bright day for many. sunday the better day of the weekend. that is how your weather is looking. as you can see from the birds eye view here in bedfordshire it is a cracking start. if you

mroingtly rain south and east.outhern parts of prince george country parts of charles country not getting mix. calvert, st. mary and then transition from sleet back to all snow off north and west. the snow is starting to pick up. what can we expect this morning. as the storm system passes east we drag colder air in. and mid level of atmosphere and we think we'll transition back to show for a good majority of it later this morning. because of of that, much of the area is now under winter weather advisory and pick up couple inches of snow before it winds down late this morning and early this afternoon. there's the look. area of low pressure there south of ocean city early this morning you can see it's a mess. not just here, philly, new york, boston, blizzards conditions sfekted across new england. here's 7 day. 36 today. we don't need 7 day we have to get through the next couple hoursment wiptser weather add vis aen storm advisory in effect this afternoon and windy and cold. think about cherry blossoms. overnight low

i've been chatting with my friends on the east coast in d.c. and new york.for them because they've all got snow days. meanwhile, just spoke to my husband who flew new york for a work conference and he's one of the only people there because all the locals are staying home. so, another tricky travel day for people here all the way to the east coast. best to double check your plans. l live at sfo, kate larsen. >> that's the best advice. you want to double check those fans and in fact some basketball teams having to double check their plans. march madness for those teams trying to get to the ncaa basketball tournament, several teams having to make last-minute travel plans. i've been checking on the ncaa website throughout the morning, looking at the brackets. and this is why those delays on the east coast that kate was just telling us about, ncaa saying they are looking at departure times, trying to help those teams that are playing in affected cities. by the way, villanova, the top overall seed, left philly yesterday afternoon to get to buffalo ahead of the sto

bloomberg markets: middle east.srael's energy minister is confident that a national gas pipeline with turkey would conclude by this summer. speaking on tuesday, he said guest should start slowing north as soon as three years from now. >> started their half a year ago several rounds of talks conducted with the turkish energy minister and government. the purpose is to conclude this summer, a government to government agreement understanding of the gas pipeline. in order to be able to exporting natural gas from israel from the vicinity to turkey. nowher direction that is under discussion is much longer. the gas pipeline stretching from israel through the mediterranean to italy would enable us to --ort this really and gets gas to italy and greece in the near future. you are making progress then when it comes to talks with turkey. the other front has been with egypt, impeding your ability to export gas to egypt at the moment. how much progress have you made re?r question mar >> we won't elaborate on some discussions about

gusty % and east wales, west winds and east wales, west midlands. much of eastern england should state drive. the chance of some rain in the south—east this evening but that is it. mainly westerly rain into western hills feeding rain into western hills and coasts. it may become drier in scotla nd coasts. it may become drier in scotland later tonight. the north of scotla nd scotland later tonight. the north of scotland sees the coldest weather overnight, a mild night overnight, otherwise a mild night on a this week in the overnight, otherwise a mild night on a - this week in the wind will a whole. this week in the wind will pick up, fee e5 5 sunday. ff a whole. this week in the wind will pick up, sunday. some pick up, particularly sunday. some wet weather around in the western side of the uk and drier and brighter in the east. some sunshine east of england and scotland on saturday but rain across wales, southwest for a while and turning wetter in northern ireland and then moving into northern england and east of scotland. a good chance of staying dry

quite wind moves from west to east.cross northern england, down through wales and on towards the south—west, and blustery winds to go with 11535; along the winds to go with that. along the south coast, quite grey and windy, but largely dry, and the south—east corner should start the day on a note in terms of reasonable note in terms of rainfall. that rain is on the move, moving its way from west east, so it will see wet and windy weather. still some relatively mild temperatures in the south—east, 13, 14 temperatures in the south—east, 13, 1a celsius, but back into single figures in the north and west, and thatis figures in the north and west, and that is the trend as we go through the rest of this week. monday evening, the caldaire moves in, started to see wintry showers getting going across parts of scotland, northern ireland and england as well. the caldaire will slowly creep all parts england as well. the caldaire will slowly creep - all parts as we slowly creep through all parts as we get into tuesday. feeling much

the inner east bay 78 in antioch. temperatures will continue to climb as we get into your bay area weekend. i'll have a look into your extended forecast in just a bit. let's get on the roads with sal. >>> good morning. right now traffic is moving pretty well on the altman pass. 80 you can see traffic is looking good. sometimes on fridays we catch a break. usually it's pretty good at this time no matter what happens. so right now it is not disappointing. into the livermore area is a nice looking drive from livermore into hayward. also from interstate 880 and oakland. no traffic on the peninsula reported. and on the bay bridge toll plaza no slow travel. at 4:02 let's go back to the desk. >>> three people in san jose in need of temporary housing this morning after a fire damaged a duplex there. this happened around 4 3:30 this morning. in the end no one was hurt and the cause of that fire is now under investigation. >>> we have new information this morning about this week's disastrous fire in oakland. city leaders now sa

some low cloud, mist and murk across the east and south—east.oon for much of scotland, northern ireland, northern england as well. some heavy burst of rain over the higher ground, but my despite the cloud and breeze, i2— 14 celsius. cloudy and wait for wales. cornwall and devon seeing most of the rain. further east, it should stay dry. given the brightness, it could be 16— i7. thursday, tapping into some warm air of the near continent. especially of the south—east and east anglia. we could see up to 22 celsius. a very mild a further north and west. quite a different weather patterns from east to west. across the south—east, it should stay dry. some sunshine to the north and west, quite breezy as well. on friday, a band of more persistent rain putting in. quite a wet day for many on friday. still quite warm in the south—east, fairly mild for the north and west. that weather front clears during friday night, then entering showers on saturday. things turning quieter into sunday. a ridge of high—pressure logging in. a fairly cool night with some sun

not reaching the far south—east and east anglia really until after dark.e rain. the six nations rugby. wales against ireland in cardiff. the odd spit of rain in the air. the weekend, a tale of two halves. saturday looking dry into sunday. a weather front bringing cooler and fresher air mainly across northern and western areas. saturday, skies brightening up in northern ireland and scotland behind this weather front which will bring some dreary weather to central parts of the uk. the south—east, a little bit of brightness. bright indeed. 15, 16, 17. friday is a messier picture. we lose one weather front to be replaced another one. some drier interludes here and there. to sum up for the weekend, saturday will be the driest of the two days with some sunshine around and feeling quite warm across the south and east. because for sunday, it looks like more rain around. and many people are seeing some rain at times. it will start to feel cooler and fresher. i'm karin giannone with bbc world news. our top story: the politicalfate of south korea will be decided with

present in the sunshine, particularly in east anglia and the south—east.r for all others into the weekend. a little trough of low pressure generating showers. this ridge of high pressure promises a better day, we think, on sunday. this is a snapshot of saturday. a lot of showers knocking about. it's a hit and missa showers knocking about. it's a hit and miss a day, you will be dodging the showers. some places staying dry around the coastal fringe but expect around the coastal fringe but expect a shower, that's my advice. it's the first day of the new month, april showers. chilly overnight into sunday, sunday is looking good. sunday, sunday is looking good. sunday is the better of the two days. it should be dry, cellulite winds and feeling presently warm. —— cellulite winds. a reminder of our main story this lunchtime. the government has been outlining how it plans to turn european legislation into uk law. on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. have a good afternoon. since poor news now. fifa has opened proceedings against neil taylor fol

i am driving around east bay roads right now and wet weather is coming down. thunder storms are expected later and throughout the day. i will continue to monitor conditions throughout the morning here. ( james ) thanks yoli. ( james ) only on kron four... a saint patrick's day celebration turns violent outside of a san francisco nightclub... and it's all caught on camera. this is exclusive video obtained by kron four. this is in the city's north beach neighborhood. it all happened just after 1:00 on saturday morning. multiple fights broke out between at least two groups of women. this is all outside of the "hue lounge and nightclub" on broadway. business owners and those who live around say they are scared that someone is going to get seriously hurt or killed if something isn't done police say although some people involved were detained, no arrests were made that night. ( james ) president trump will visit capitol hill today to rally republicans to support his health care reform. a vote is set for thursday on the house floor to repeal and replace much of the a

jerusalem is an example to the middle east and the world of what can be, what the middle east can be.em, my wish, should be recognized not just by the united states, but by all of humanity as a light unto nations. >> beautiful. nir, very, very briefly, your hope for the city's future. >> jerusalem has a role in the world. it's an inclusive role. it's enabling all people from all tribes, mind y jerusalem was never divided into tribes, jews and non-jews alike to come and enjoy the holy citof the jerusalem, connect our city to the future and the past, and excel. it can be done. it is being done. >> beautiful. and yossi, very briefly and finally. >> my prayer for jerusalem, my city, our city, is that the international community will recognize the jewish people as the legitimate custodian of jerusalem and that we will see ourselves as the custodians of jerusalem for humanity. [ cheering and applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, what a wonderful, energizing, invigorating 50th anniversary conversation. thank you very much. thank you, everybody. thank you. ♪

same for the east bay and the concord area. here we have a slower drive coming down the upper east shore freeway. westbound 80 still slow coming down pinole valley road. we'll track that. add another five minutes onto your expected commute just for the time become, down from car key nas bridge to the toll plaza. the east shore tollway moves well. 24-minute drive, gift a half an hour from highway 4 because that crash hasn't cleared as far as chp is concerned. back to you. >>> 6:31. today opening arguments begin in a gruesome murder trial that captivated headlines across the nation. >> a teenager who admitted to killing a 9-year-old discovery bay boy will be in court. bob has the details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, scott and laura. oral opening arguments taking place in a couple hours from now in the contra costa superior court behind me. 20-year-old william schulz accused of murdering a 9-year-old jordan omgren in the family home in april of 2015. schulz had been sleeping over the house with jordan's older b

that statement you made following the meeting on the middle east.you surprised what you saw about the attitudes and discussions on the middle east? what can be done to change it? confused.: i was it was totally bizarre because in my first month, talking about the middle east, there is a lot to talk about. whether you are talking about has blood or isis, all the issues in syria, which is a problem. that is what i expected us to talk about. i did not expect in israel hashing session. literally listening to each overr say the same thing and over again, i knew they said it was bad, but until you hear it and see it, you just can't comprehend how ridiculous it is. [applause] here areof people getting to know you for the first time. the theme of our conference is many voices, one mission. celebrating the diversity of the pro-israel cause. can you talk of how you started to learn of israel, your affinity for israel? amb. haley: i am the daughter of indian parents who reminded my brothers and sisters and me how blessed we were to live in this country. [appla

kron 4's ella sogomonan is in the east bay where some drivers have some concerns. concern has given way to suspicion for oakland native johnny feazell and others we spoke with after they've noticed a rise in freeway shootings.johnny feazell, east bay commuter "every time i come to a stop now i find myself looking to the left and right of me."these days east bay commuters in particular say they're suspecting of other drivers that surrounded them on many times packed highways. christine ouch, east bay commuter"it affects a lot of people because everybody is sitting in traffic all the time."denise marshall-thomas, east bay commuter"i commute on the freeways all the time and i've very afraid of what could happen."in a press conference friday california highway patrol confirmed the increase in gun violence on local freeways in the past two years. they reported 37 shootings in 2015.that number went up to 55 last year. and so far- 19 were reported this year alone.most shootings were said to have happend in contra costa county on interstate 80 and highway 4. chief paul fon

and we swing around to the east bay.the tri-valley, settling in to the low 80s. 84 in pleasanton, after realizing 82 yesterday. and low 80s from concord, clayton, walnut creek, into the pittsburgh area and pleasant hill. and brentwood at 84. to 85 degrees. and discovery bay, and also orwood. and stinson beach, looking good with a light wind. and the encouragement. the marine layer late day. 78 degrees in petaluma. we jump up to 80 degrees in santa rosa. it was 82 yesterday in napa. pretty much the same again today. low 80s in cloverdale and today is the last day of the warming trend. we will talk about rain and the weekend and how unsettled that look, that is coming up at 18 after the hour. 48 after the hour. back to you. >> thank you, roberta. >>> it is 5:35. let's take a look at the bay area roads. we actually have a crash to report in contra costa county. concord to be exact. westbound 4, before highway 242. it is a two car crash and just got removed off the roadway and that is good news there, and the damage is done.

, east anglia and the south—east we may hang on to drier conditions.rsday, similar sort of weather pattern, weather fronts bringing the threat of rain, some quite heavy on the western hills, cumbria, western wales, that's half the story. the flow i headed but from the south, that will push a lot of mild are up and across the british isles, even if you get cloud and rain across the north and west the temperature is well above average for the time of year as is this. 20 or 21... yes indeed, sophie, across the south—east, it will stay dry, that sort of temperature with brightness. the low out in the atlantic, by friday, much closer to home, we are all under threat of seeing more substantial amounts of rain and bad sexuality for the start of the weekend, those temperatures still above normal. and it's only march. thank you. a reminder of our main story this lunchtime... a royal marine who killed and injured taliban fighter in afghanistan will walk free after his conviction has been quashed. that's all from the bbc news at one so it's goodbye from me good a

a major snow storm strikes the east coast. we'll give you a closer look on what the extreme weather is impacting.( james ) plus. a teenager faces a judge in the murder of an eldery south bay woman. what lawyers are saying this morning.( robin ) and up next. millions of americans could be affected by the new health care plan. we'll take a look at what democrats are concerned about. ( robin )(james) lets get a check of weather this morning... a ridge of high pressure over the region will result in continued dry weather conditions today, along with warm temperatures. cooling is expected on wednesday, especially near the coast and across the north bay, as a weak system pushes into northern california. light precipitation may be possible wednesday across the north bay. dry and mild conditions return for late in the week with the upcoming weekend serving as the transition to possible unsettled weather next week. ( robin ) here's a live look outside at our bay area bridges this tuesday morning. ( james ) republicans are brushing off

tonight: snow, mixed with rain east of i-95. windy. lows: 29-34 winds: se to ne 10-15 g 30+ tuesday: snow, mixed with rain southeast in the morning. snow tapers off around 2pm. windy & cold. highs: 33-37 winds: n to nw 10-20 g 30+ julie toss to q right now - road crews are gearing weather - and for some, this will be the first time they've used their plows this winter. but, teams are ready across the region, pre-treating roads. you may have already seen some of those brine lines, driving last night. the timing of the storm.. coming after the evening rush and overnight, will help road crews once the snow starts falling. metro is already taking precautions ahead of the storm. metroaccess service will stop running at four this afternoon. it will be suspended all day tuesday. when it comes to the rails - metro says it can operate pretty close to normal when there are snow totals between four and six inches, but you may see some delays. with the winter storm warning in effect.. people are adjusting their travel plans. we spoke with two chic

this is east-west between van necessary and mission.ing you from the south south bay, peninsula to the golden gate bridge. the bay bridge, very easy drive. look at that. 13 minutes from highway 4 down the east shore freeway. low clouds all around. the tri-valley moves well. 21 minutes for 580 westbound. disabled vehicle in the center. back to you. >>> coming up, we investigate. >> $500 per hour. that's how much the city of oakland is paying one media executive to run its p.r. campaign after its ghost ship warehouse went up in flames. some of which the city of oakland doesn't want you to see. >>> president donald trump will welcome angela merkel to the white house today. also, word of a deadly air strike off the coast of yemen. the united nations agency said at least 31 people were killed in a boat carrying somali refugees. this is gus. someday, gus will invent this thing and change the world. this is the thing that could change gus' world. and this is the doctor that could cure that thing so he can grow up to invent this thing. sutter h

she grew up in east germany under communism. she's been at the forefront of the negotiations over the invasion of ukraine, and also the response, because remember, president obama left to angela merkel really the leadership role in rponding to ukraine. so she has played a major role in the west for three preside y presidencies and i think now it's fair to say that she is the western leader most interested in pursuing what we used to call the west. that is not just america first, but western values first, and germany has never been a nationalist country since world war ii. they're anti-nationalist, so that's what makes this particular meeting so unusual. >> jamie, do stand by, if you can, good sir, i'd love to talk to you after this joint news conference wraps up. i want to bring in bill kristol right now. bill of course founder and editor at-large of "the weekly standard." again, bill i apologize in advance if we have to cut you off to join this joint news conference. let's talk about this dynamic, if we can, for a second, becau

a different day across south—east and east anglia with rain coming into the west.bad in the morning. they should not have too much rain. still great different across east coast of scotland. the whiskas season rain as well. and then everything is transferring east through the day except the weather front is slow—moving and it will peter out in situ and then the next front makes its way across wales and scotland, turning chari. for western scotla nd scotland, turning chari. for western scotland and northern ireland, some lovely weather but only 12 or 13 degrees at best. it is cool and fresh airand degrees at best. it is cool and fresh air and hence it will not be as warm but still above average for march. however, through tomorrow night, the sky continues to clear and we will have a cold night as we move into monday morning there is a potential for slight frost thirsting for the commute was up more cloud will hold off and stay with the frost in the north and the south in the east. the good news is that with high pressure building into the start of the week and kids w

bob malley, former senior advisor to president obama and the middle east.le flournoy, former undersecretary of defense, and martin indyk, former everything important on the middle east, okay, for several administrations. i want to begin by posing a question to all of you. what strikes me about this moment, moments like this review followed this region and this conflict most of my adult life, is haven't been here before. haven't been to a time and place where israel was more free to be whatever it wanted to be. i can't imagine a time when the country -- country surrounding it were weaker. when europe was more distracted, and when we had an administration in washington that either didn't care or wouldn't care about whatever israel does. martin, start with you and it will go down the panel. what do you think this means? what do you expect to come out of this unique situation for the israeli government right now? >> not much. [laughter] >> thank you. michele? [laughter] >> go ahead. >> first of all, i just want to say hi, everybody. it's great to see you here i