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>>are expected to submit reports to the board of supervisors ery months the first one is due at the end of march. maureen kellkron 4 news. >>police in mountain view arrested a man they say tried to kidnap woman last night it happened at a me on mont alina court police say the 53 year-old woman heard somebody repeatedly ringing her doorbell and when she opened the door a man she did not grabbed her by the neck and told her he needed to flee the area, 33 year-old jeremiah porter they police say tried to forcher into her car but she was able to r away and get to a neighbor's house for help porter ran off policto track him down and arrested him a few hours later. >>police in san francisco are searchinfor man who threw a buito and other items that restaurant workers ovethe weekend we have the videit happened around 6 30 saturday night at a restaurant on geary boulevard near 18th avenue police say the man approached the counter to order food, he appear agitated and verbay abusive has he talked to the staff. he ss through hit the cashier rather with his cell phone to a napkin spenser and then

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a little farther south and west towards erie, this snow coming off lake erie and this area along theerstate getting enough snow obviously to cause some problems. these lake-effect snow bands still cranking off especially lake erie right now. michigan and superior also seeing some big snows but these will wind down and upper level support down across the south as the cold air sunk all the way down well into the south. windchills minus 8 in green bay, 7 in detroit and not so warm here in the northeast. >>> good saturday morning. i'm lisa argen waking up to sunshine here in the city. but we will be cooler this weekend, especially today, about 15 degrees cooler. wind advisory por for most tomorrow but then we warm up to next week. how windy in 30 to 40 miles an hour winds at the coast. 15 to 20 around the by. breezy out there and cool. the accuweather seven-day forecast just 60s over the weekend. warmer next week. >>> this is a leap day but one more week before we spring ahead on the clocks. >> i thought the groundhog saw his shadow. wasn't that supposed to be early spring? >> yeah. yeah

president donald trump heads to india next week for a 2 day state visit on the tenor ery is a trip to the taj mahal and a long awaited trade deal to be signed a new delhi the highlight of the trip is elsewhere donald and melania trump will be welcomed with a mega event in the western city of ahead in prime minister modi's home state of gujarat india promises an unparalleled spectacle trump has said he expects millions of people to show up to greet him here in michigan as well. aloha my friend the suspicion and the lips the city up to heaven that. no one can miss that the american president is on his leave. the politics of thought in that this was it bodes well for the 2 countries they have called home. after 15 years of studying and living in the us they did turn to good shots as american citizens to start businesses shadowville partick an investment banker is confident that even the perception of a good relationship between the 2 leaders could spur growth and investment to have the president of the united states visit by the 1st. to be. kind of a thing of pride for people of gujarat

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multiple bands areas from cleveland to erie to buffalo driving late tonight to tomorrow morning could-mile-per-hour and 50 mild gusts including much of pennsylvania, mid-atlantic, d.c., and new york city. through 3:00 p.m. thursday. be prepared for a very windy thursday and the temperatures will be getting cooler, too. your forecast for today. obviously, temperatures are warm in many areas in the east. we've been watching temperatures well above average from new york city to the northeast. that will continue throughout the day today. we're still going to end up, we'll have to wait and see, with a couple days willest in february. we're still looking at one of the top-five warmest februarys in boston, washington, d.c. >>> still ahead, global fierce over the coronavirus tanked stocks for a second straight day as american officials now warn that the outbreak is likely to spread to the u.s. the stories driving your business day, next. (sports announcer) what an unlikely field in this final heat. (burke) not exactly a skinny dipper, but we covered it. at farmers, we know a thing or two beca

the government gained a notorious repetition for corruption and the abuse of human rights erie it >>e was impervious to the feelings of the people. he seemed to look down on them. to look down on their aspirations and hopes hurry at he was surrounded by mediocrity and he always give preference to those in whom he can guarantee their loyalty and not necessarily their merit. >> on january 25, 2011, egyptians flooded into the square. this time, the tear gas and water cannon was powerless to protect the regime. in a series of tv addresses, he mixed conventions -- concessions with defiance. it >> i get my pledge and commitment to carry out my responsibilities to protect the constitution and the interest of the people until responsibility is headed to whoever is elected next september in three fair elections guaranteed by transparency and freedom. >> on one pivotal day, regime supporters on camels and horses charged protesters. mystery gunman carried on the attack throughout the night. finally, the military turned against the president and one of his most like -- most loyal attendance anno

. >> host: daniel in erie pennsylvania. good morning on the independence line. >> caller: i want to change my comment is likely. even if the republicans interfered in the iowa caucuses, that is no excuse for five days recordindaysrecording later on s 177 different precincts that have voting irregulars according to "the new york times," some of the precincts had more votes than voters. i am a precinct captain and what i'm hearing is they have five to ten voters switch parties from democrat to republican and the bernie sanders people are very upset because they think that the caucuses were stolen from them and they say they are going to vote independent or even for trump. they are registering to vote simply because of the fiasco the democrats are hoping at the state of the union address. >> host: confidence in the vote in iowa and how does that translate into new hampshire, talk a little bit about your states regular efforts on voti voting. >> guest: in new hampshire you will not see those type of issues because again, the pr

the marching orders are, number one, get rid of a culture -- there needs to be a culture that learn,ery student can and hold all students to high expectations. white, poor, boys, girls, hold them all to high expectations. secondly standardized curriculum , a across the district. right now if you are in third grade in one school, you are learning something different at another school. it is not aligned and it is kind of unbelievable. principals so for principle they can make decisions within the school, and then a whole lot more high quality teacher development. high standards, standardized high-quality curriculum, different culture, the culture of accountability and success, big improvement in facilities, and a lot more supportive teachers. caitlin: well, we want to be respectful of your schedule. gov. raimondo: thank you. caitlin: thank you for your time here today. i think we learned a lot in the time that we spent, from your view that mayor bloomberg can beat trump, or marijuana legislation, and the future and where things are headed, or the efforts you are taking to cap health care

erie. . . >> and president trump put baltimore in the spotlight by criticizing how it is run. what kind of leader shed baltimore replace congressman cummings? he was a great leader and we had a traffic relationship the baltimore city really needs leadership not only a great representative in congress and the city council and they have tremendous problems. we are trying to support all the support we can but they are problems that are getting worse i am not the mayor or the representative i can only do so much. the people need to step up who needs to run the city it's a very democratic city i don't want to discount the republican nominee so there are two elections actually. and to do a great job and chairman of the naacp and a longtime friend of elijah cummings. and was probably the best pick for the democrat. >> that sounds like an endorsement. and had i been voting in the democratic primary he would have been okay. >> we are out of time i appreciate you talking to us about a variety of things. >> thank you very much. [applause] >> please welcome governor hutchinson's from arka

i am absolutely ery i come in here and i see ok what is th all going to change it. >>there are some hintsthat we may be getting to that point we're going to see those changes so enjoy the nice weather while we it certainly a beautiful day today clear skies out the again tonight week offshore wind. not the a blustery winds like we have the north bay across the mountain tops buhere's the difference got high pressure in control d that ridge going to stay in control for ather day a day and a half now by thursday night a few hi clouds move in more high clouds the way for friday temperatures going to start school in the weekend. >>slight chance of the system coastline to bring a few showers ithe bay area. boy i'd just about a 10% chance of rain not going to be much then th gets out of town behind that we've got another weak cold front comes by. i don't see any maj rain as we head in the first part of next week but maybe as we head into the secod week of march temperatures tomorrow 69 degrees in the mission about 65 degrees indaly city 68 a burning game sunny there. beauti

lakes erie and the mold fundi are cultivated here the original material is stored in dry ice at a temp. minus $190.00 degree celsius it's completely nontoxic still it has to be continuously controlled in and that is fungus and there's fungus. there are good ones and bad ones the good ones have been used for centuries to make soya sauce or mature cheese in that case it sort of when it comes to bad ones there are 2 categories that spoils food for example the classic mold coating on jam isn't usually toxic. but it doesn't look nice and it makes the product look an appetizing gifty go with it and then there's pathogenic fun guy which caused diseases produce certain toxins called cuts a vacancy in the old. it took a long time until modern lucas finally found a butcher's shop where they could start testing 10 years ago. the peats vonage given you the fungus wasn't toxic and soon we invited our friends and actually used them as human guinea pigs the vice they always received 2 steaks one had been treated the other was normal. they didn't know which steak was which the recognition rate was ove

it looks like on the face of it, the most loyal of attorney generals who has back to the president ery step of th way has accused his own justice department of effectively political spying along with the fbi in terms of the russian investigation, if you remember in front of congress, effectively coming out and sayin look, get off my back, don't tweet about this stuff, making my job and possible, etc., etc. butre you have tmber that in the case of the roger stone investigation, they are on the sameenage. the pres sought the recommendation of seven to nine years was way too long and .utrageous, and so did the attorney general if he is trying to do the president's bidding, maybe is theoise of the president tweeting about it he doesn't like. nada: we had anothe case where there is concern about political ioconsider potentially influencing the department of justice's decision-making. tell us about that. gary: a couple of interesting devepments today. andrew mccabe, former deputy director of the fired a couple of days before he was due to retire, missing out on all those pension rights, etc.

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. >> iowa and new hampshire are ery different. >> 90% white. >> and for all the support we're seeingionally -- like, you look at the african-american vote in particular, right? and no democtic nomin has won the nomination without winning the majority of that vote. it just doesn't happen. everybodngs been looki at joe biden buthen your whole message is electbility and you come in fourth and fifth, y starto lose ground. and we've seen it. so far in south colina tom steyer is pick up some of those voters. >> is he spending a lot of money? >> he' spending the money and pick up on the people have doubts on biden in the same national poll where biden's support has bn dropping, bloomberg has been stepping up. so it's still a very fluid race. i was down in south carolina running a story about joe biden. and his campaign sees it as a fire wall. he has to turn it around. has to bring african-american voters out. a lot of fol think he still can. he says if he liked himself today biden wins. but steve benjamin the mayor of colombia your heart is collectibility, voters are to be taking other look

i wanted to just like him 2 of ery part of the competitions. >>my dear it was like a little brother. everyone always wanted to talk. about the comparisons. the tree i talked. >>the ceremony closed with kobe bryant's oscar-winning imated short titled dear basketball, about hohe fell in lovewith the game at the age of 6, reporting live in downtown los angelesi'm chris wolfe. well chrissie an emotionato be sure thank thanks chris. still so sad and vanessa brant is suing sland express helicopts for. >>the deaths of her husbd and daughter island express owned the helicopter that crashed last month, the wrongful death case was filed today just ead of the or court memorial servic the lawsuit claims island exess is liable for the actions taken by e pilot who was also killed the complaint alleges he did noproperly monitor the weather or abort the flight du to unsafe nditions. >>of course is always tracking local ories, here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood right now in san francisco today housespeaker nancy pelosi was in town spending se

seven years, on time and on budget, and he built the erie canal. that really was the infrastructure that made new york a commercial engine. but that is the innovation. that is the daring, the ambition, the spirit that built this nation. it still lives in every governor and in every state. an earlier panel, it was said , the line from the kevin costner movie was right. if you build it, they will come. the line was right. the name of the movie was wrong. it is not a field of dreams. this is a country of dreams. we are a nation of dreamers who have the skill, the tenacity, the courage to actually make it a reality. and we did it, and we can do it again if we just have the wisdom to work together. inc. you. -- thank you. [applause] gov. cuomo: now it is my pleasure to introduce governor herbert. last summer we all got to see with our own eyes the summer meeting in salt lake city, governor herbert has been making progress happen in his state of utah. the people of utah have been lucky to have him. so has the nga. no one loves the nga more than its forme

melissia, 500 miles in the uncharted wilderness to warn the french to stop building forts south of lake eriee ohio country claimed by the colony of virginia. the french reject the order. in the dead of winter, partly on foot washington returns to , williamsburg, narrowly escaping death from indians and drowning. washington makes a reputation with his widely discussed report on french aims. indian allies. and it is clear there will be fortifications. from it it is clear there will be war, bloodshed, and building. ,-- burning on the border. a year later, after recruiting at his headquarters in gatsby's tavern in alexandria, now a lieutenant colonel of the virginia regiment, leads a small force to protect the construction of a british port on the ohio. winning a skirmish against the french and indians, washington and his troops fire some of the earliest shots of the french and indian war. but later, washington is driven back by the french to a ford. rough log stockade called fort necessity. bloodied and short of ammunition, his small force thus mated and outnumbered, washington, who has fought

well this erie in crisis is very complex and complicated of course the syrian war and general has inflicted. very britain was on on the lebanon. yes it's no secret that britain has been on that announced as a regularly but this is. conflict in general has affected heavily our economy actually prior to the syria crisis and 2010 our growth was close to 7 percent and starting from 2011 when the syria war started we started when the ending towards now we are near or. 0.5 percent so there is a clear causal effects between the syrian war in general the syrian conflict and the economic deterioration in lebanon as you know syria is our main cross at all towards the arab world most of our products were. exported through through syria to syria through syria and the other dimension as the syrian refugee crisis which also has a major impact on the lebanese economy so what do you tell the foreign office here about the britons continued desire to see the overthrow of bashar al assad in fact i understand that for isis suspects arrested in lebanon in the bust week so there was a spillover as well of islam

driest february's on record here in california and we saw what that means with the brush is getting ery dry conditions to the point that they normally see in spring or summer. billowing black smoke is something many e used to seeing in the summer and fall. but this plays a top san bruno mountain broke out on a warm friday morning in february. i saw dark smoke, and it looked pretty fierce. >>closer i got it looked more like i was around my my house >>san bruno mountain is basically daly city resident jerry gree a goes back yard we climbed up the hill for a better look and shot this deo. saw flames and fire ucks have never been close to a fire house fire. >>while far ything anything ke that luckily. the fire was not burning towards homes still the blaze was moving brush. d very dry grass and >>so fire officials dispatched 60 firefighters an a blaze which they did holding it to just 6 acres and they say low adings were helpful if the winds were on it today would have been a differe fire for sure. >>crews mopped in the afternoon investigators combed fire officls point out a t fire like this

a spokesman on domestic domestic affairs our domestic politics for the free democratic party serve ery good to have you here with us on this very sad day what i wanted to ask you is do you feel that what has happened and how now this hate crime is it symptomatic of a larger societal problem. yes that is we do have to consider that this is not the 1st terrorist attack that germany sees from a right wing terrorist there has been a number of attacks in the last month in the last years just a few months ago a representative of a local government and hesson the same state is in was killed because he expressed pro refugee points of view and we do not have to underestimate the effect that such attacks have on muslim communities on and we're going to communities in germany these people do not feel safe anymore and it's the responsibility of the political and of the state authorities to ensure that we get this in order so where is the government failing because you know if this keeps happening nobody's going to feel safe where is the government feeling what should it change well 1st of all we h

if you're anywhere driving near the lakes, cleave, erie, boston today and head to the northeast for your friday. some of that cold air today to oklahoma city. only a high of 32. look at that weekend forecast coming up. it will feel and look like winter >> how about that? just when we thought spring was coming bill, thank you. >>> in the numbers, the happiest place on earth, single day tickets to california's disneyland have risen ten bucs to a whopping $209 during high demand times >> a new survey found a third of americans experience regular financial stress nearly one in three american workers run out of money before pay day, even those earning over $100,000 >> new gallop poll shows 61% of americans say they're better off today than three years ago the poll found 89% of beerblicans think they're tt off under trump compared to only 29% of democrats it's got a round head. and it's got power. go pro with oral-b. power one on for oral-b's best clean ever. inspired by dentists. ...oral-b's round brush head surrounds each tooth... ...to remove more plaque along the gum line... for cleaner te

talking about lake-effect snow that is going to bring in, get this, upwards of inches upon inches from erie back to watertown. get ready for it for your friday. for accuweather i'm meteorologist chris nallan. >>> coming up, big news from walmart. the company's new plan to fight amazon and save you money. >>> but first how george clooney is responding to claims that a coffee company he endorses using child labor. >>> and corona beer versus coro >>> back now with another cross border drug tunnel discovered in southern arizona. it's the third found in the nogales area since december. the 30-foot-long tunnel is about 20 feet under ground. >>> we're learning more about that shooting rampage at a beer company in milwaukee. dozens of people attended a prayer vigil last night honoring the five workers at the moulson coors plant who were killed. police still haven't revealed a motive for the shooting. the gunman has been identified as a 51-year-old electrician who worked at the plant. a milwaukee newspaper reports he was involved in a dispute with one of the victims. the five victims were between 33

very,ery sweeping measures being employed in lots of different places around mainland china.os: not everyone is staying put. 25,000 medical rockers -- workers from all over china hav traveled to the province to help and they're i often workingn new facilities like this one. another 10 new hospitals are planned and the authorities are now offering incentives to health workers to come to the province. reporter: the children of frontline medical workers in the province will be offered prioriss acpriority placements in schools. so young children will be given priority placements in really good kindergartens, all the way up to university place placements. children who write their university entrancexams are get extra points added on to their exam total. in china that's a really big there's a lot of pressure on children toet into good schools. so that might tip the balance pl for some p who are considering whether they should go and work there.hi ros: has spread toot least 29 countries worldwide. you can see them all marked in red. we know the big concentration outside of china is

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the storm whipped up a snow- nado-- a twister with snow-- and kicked up big waves on lake erie. a stretch of interstate 90 was shut down in pennsylvania, and some areas could get up to four feet of snow by saturday urdayng. morning. get out yo get out your skis. tonight, a cbs news exclusive. a juror in the harvey weinstein aiial explains how he and other members of the jury reached their verdict this week. weinstein now faces up to 29 years in prison. the juror, drew, asked us not to mhare his last name. he sat down today with "cbs this s"rning's" gayle king. >> the jury convicted on criminal sexual act in the first degree, and third-degree rape. -d that's correct. >> reporter: how did you all reach that conclusion? >> it was our deduction and interpretation of the law, regardless of behaviors before or after an alleged incident, on this day, at this time, in that place, can you do that? and the answer for the convictions is no. ad that's a crime. >> reporter: and it was that simple that you-- >> no, there was nothing simple about it, nothing simple about it. >> reporter: but w

the air circulates 15 times eri hazardous infections. it was last used to treat ebola patients in 2014. >> there's my nurse in the hazmat outfit. that's the monitor. there's a camera on me. and then double glass everywhere. >> reporter: in japan, goldman's fellow passengers are finally i floating incubator, infecting nearly 700 people. who says heancere d protections or ignored. >> there was no way to tell where the virus is. no green zone, no red zone. wherever could have virus and everybody was not careful about it. >> reporter: a japanese health official insisting while they didn't have 100% separation, they believe the quarantine functioned effectively. with dozens of americans still coming off the ship, the cdc is now banning those passengers from entering the u.s., unable to return home until they are symptom-free for another two weeks. >> all right, let's get back to clayton sandell, again with us tonight from omaha, where that patient is being watched around the clock, and clayton, do we have any late word on his condition? >> re

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