but first let's go to james fletcher with more on the timing of the storm. james. as expected, we're waking up to wet conditions with rain falling during the overnight and early morning hours. temperatures are in the low 50s bay area-wide. the chance of isolated thunderstorms will stay with us through midday, then drying conditions will take over and continue through thursday. highs this afternoon will struggle to get above the low 60s. anny hong has more on your forecast... our next storm arrives friday bringing with it stronger wind and rain. be prepared for possible damage from that system. dry conditions return by saturday afternoon with another weak system expected to bring light rain on sunday. next week looks dry and warmer. our next storm arrives friday bringing with it stronger wind and rain. be prepared for possible damage from that system. dry conditions return by saturday afternoon with another weak system expected to bring light rain on sunday. next week looks dry and warmer. no hot spots bay. reduce your speed in the rain. don't forget the headlights

lisa fletcher takes a look. lois linton: hello! lisa fletcher: lois linton may be the st.s biggest fan. lois: that is marshall faulk. lisa: except, there are no st. louis rams. the rams moved to los angeles last year, even after st. louis promised to spend more than $300 million tax dollars on a brand new stadium to replace one only 20 years old. lois: it's heart-wrenching, because the city not only loses the team, but they lose all of that out-of-town revenue coming in. it's a no-win situation when you lose a team. lisa: on the other side of town, on the other side of an economic divide, jeanette mott oxford is director of empower missouri. she did no section pushing for tax dollars for sports stadiums when the people of st. louis were facing critical shortfalls. ms. oxford: i had been at our city, st. louis city, department of public health and found that almost all of the elevators in the building were not working at that point, and i thought, wait, we can't repair the elevators in our health department, but we can give money to millionaires and billionaires and it just

lisa fletcher: lois linton may be the st. louis rams' biggest fan. except, there are no st. louis rams. the rams moved to los angeles last year, even after st. louis promised a brand new stadium. lois linton: it's heart-wrenching, because the city not only loses the team, but they lose all of that out-of-town revenue coming in. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ sharyl: welcome to "full measure." i'm sharyl attkisson. today, we begin with a possible health risk involving one of the most trusted products. baby powder. a potential link between ovarian cancer and the talc mineral used in baby powder has been studied

never cooked a meal or did any laundry until the day she married, then she married a man named john fletcher was a mining engineer. he moved her to a mining camp in california that was a two-day mule ride from the nearest other female person. a bit of a shock for her. but she persevered. she adjusted and that's when she started writing. she wrote short stories entertain herself. and then semi-she managed to connect with hollywood right when it was starting to develop, and she became one of the early screenwriters for the silent era. as they moved around with her husband job she continued writing. she did a couple of big game hunting books in africa and then she came to north carolina to connect with her ancestors and fell in love. that's when she started writing her carolina chronicle series, the books that would make her famous. i told her that james mishler of north carolina. he wrote those big epic films about a place hawaii, alaska, covenant. she did the most beautifully well researched history of north carolina, but because she was a woman, even though she was right at the same time as

stephen: fletcher is now lobbying congress to change the law and allow these veterans back. nathan: if we had 300 americans who were missing in iraq or afghanistan, we would stop the gravitational spin of the earth to bring them home. sharon rummery: they just have to qualify to be a us citizen. stephen: sharon rummery represents the us citizenship and immigration services, the federal agency that processes citizenship. while officials with the department of defense declined our request for an interview, rummery did agree to sit down with us and answer our questions. sharon: well, if you've been convicted of certain offenses, it's a deportable act. stephen: even if you've served as a veteran? sharon: oh, that's right, yes. stephen: does that seem fair? sharon: it's--we don't ask ourselves what's fair or not fair. we simply are here to administer the law. that's what we're charged with, that's what we do. hector: these are some of the men that have passed away here in mexico. stephen: in one of the saddest ironies involving this issue, current law allows these veterans to ret

for "full measure," i'm lisa fletcher.ryl: when we return, a look at what we're working on next week. sharyl: next week on "full measure." disturbing questions about why dogs are being used in scientific experiments, some in federal labs, at taxpayer expense. anthony bellotti: we're not talking about cosmetic companies, we're not talking about pharm companies, we're not talking about charities. we're talking about government agencies experimenting on these beltway abuse. sharyl: is it necessary these days to do animal testing? rep. buchanan: i can't imagine it. it puts a lot of animals at risk, and i guess some of them are actually dying as a result of it, so we're going to clearly look into it. sharyl: whether and how dogs should be used in sometimes painful tests and what good comes it. -- of it. next week on "full measure." thanks for watching. until then, we will be searching for >> on the weekend edition of "government matters," military leaders sound the alarm on readiness. >> the first change of question is ready fo

james fletcher and anny hong are tracking the timing of the storm. in the traffic center monitoring the impact on you commute. lets first start with james. as expected, we're waking up to wet conditions with rain falling during the overnight and early morning hours. temperatures are in the low 50s bay area-wide. the chance of isolated thunderstorms will stay with us through midday, then drying conditions will take over and continue through thursday. highs this afternoon will struggle to get above the low 60s. our next storm arrives friday bringing with it stronger wind and rain. be prepared for possible damage from that system. dry conditions return by saturday afternoon with another weak system expected to bring light rain on sunday. next week looks dry and warmer. major hot spots oakland wb 580 at harrison st fatal accident blocking, lanes closed, take nb 880 instead ( darya ) we have complete team coverage of the rain this morning.( mark ) kron four's will tran live in san jose. will? ( will ) tracking the storm in the south bay. as expected, we'r

i'm james fletcher. lets get a check of weather this morning... sunny and seasonably mild today with highs in the 60s and lower 70s. no big changes friday but a few degrees of cooling as westerly winds return and high clouds increase by afternoon. next cold front quickly moves into the north bay by midday saturday with rain spreading north to south saturday night into sunday morning before turning to showers with cooler temperatures. showers linger into sunday night then a general warming and drying trend through the middle of next week. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is smooth into san francisco. no problems on the san mateo bridge. no problems on 580, 880, 24. flames rip through an apartment complex. leaving familys homeless. 14 people have to find a place to stay now as investigators try to determine the cause of the blaze. kron 4's jr stone spoke someone who had to get out as that fire spread. flames shooting out of a window and into the air in south san francisco after an apartment building caught fire. those inside, including 4 year ol

we are seeing that in sydney, fletcher falling 10.4% in sydney. you very much, a look at the markets. let's get to top tories in asia. u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson using a 24-hour trip to beijing to smooth away an expected meeting between the world's biggest economies. that is amid tensions of trade policy and north korea. tom mackenzie is in beijing. what did tillerson achieve here? really, tillerson came here in -- asmp is dilution reassurer in chief. the second notion was north korea. north korea and the tensions on the korean peninsula, he had conversations and meetings with a foreign minister, and he dialback language from the earlier regional visit. he talked about not ruling out a preemptive strike of north korea. you did not hear that language here. he would make every effort to avoid conflict. but he managed to do it seemed is a minor concession from the chinese. he said the chinese would be considering approaching the north koreans to steer them off the path of the nuclear program. the chinese see this as more of a initiative fo

(james) and i'm james fletcher. lets get a check of weather this morning with meteorologist anny hong. gradual warming and drying trend forecast for the remain of the week. the upcoming weekend will serve as the transition towards the return of unsettled weather. next week will see at least two wet storm systems move across the area. here's a live look outside at our bay area bridges this thursday morning. ( james ) another big story we are following this moring... within the last hour, a federal judge in maryland has temporarily blocked the 90-day ban on immigration for citizens of six countries in president trump's executive order. this comes less than 24 hours after a federal judge in hawaii issued a temporary restraining order nationwide. all of this comes just hours before the ban was supposed to take effect.(robin) the move allows people from six muslim majority countries, including refugees to continue traveling to the united states with their current visas. after the original ban's defeat, the trump administ

james fletcher and anny hong are tracking the timing of the storm in the weather center.an eye on the wet commute.( mark ) let's start with james. scattered showers are forecast across the region this morning with a chance of afternoon thunderstorms, gusty winds and hail. we'll see the same pattern tomorrow morning. drying conditions will briefly set in wednesday afternoon into thursday ahead of another approaching storm. friday's system will likely be the most potent of the week and result in widespread rainfall, stronger southerly winds and a greater potential for flooding. unsettled conditions may then continue into early next week. scattered showers are forecast across the region this morning with a chance of afternoon thunderstorms, gusty winds and hail. we'll see the same pattern tomorrow morning. drying conditions will briefly set in wednesday afternoon into thursday ahead of another approaching storm. friday's system will likely be the most potent of the week and result in widespread rainfall, stronger southerly winds and a greater potential for flooding. unsettle

but widespread rain is expected all across the bay area today. ( james ) good morning i'm james fletcherave complete team coverage of the rain this morning. will tran and averi harper are out in the elements this morning. and robin winston is in the traffic center monitoring the impact on your commute.( james ) but first we want to start with anny hong who is in the weather center with more on the timing of the storm. good morning anny. (anny hong) rain and wind will spread southward today across the forecast area as a cold front moves across the region. a break in the rain is expected saturday with showers anticipated to return sunday afternoon and night as a low pressure system moves through. anchor: robin: dont forget the headlights and wipers. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is slow from the maze. oakland accident cleared wb 580 at lakeshore slow from 98th ( james ) and our team coverage continues this morning with kron 4's will tran.( darya ) he is live in santa roasa this morning. will... what are the conditions like out there. ( will ) i am live in santa rosa this morning whe

several famous authors including thomas godfry, the first playwright in america, and a lady named bing fletcher. in the '40s, '50s, and '60s she was hot stuff on "the new york times" best seller list. she was born after the civil war in the midwest and had the life of an aristrocrats daughter. she was moved to california in a place that was a two-day ride from others. she persevered and wrote short stories to entertain themselves. she became one of the early screenwriters for the silent era. as they moved around with her husband's job, she continued doing writing and did a couple big game hunting books in africa and came to north carolina to connect with her ancestors and fell in love. that is when she started writing the books that made her came, the carolina chronicle stori. you might remember mitchner who wrote big, epic films about hawaii, and alaska. english did the most beautifully well researched history of north carolina. but because she was a woman, even though writing at the same time, they marketed her books as romances instead of serious fiction. but there is just as much valid, his

i'm james fletcher. (james)lets get a check of weather this morning... ..rain and wind will spread southward today across the forecast area as a cold front moves across the region. a break in the rain is expected saturday with showers anticipated to return sunday afternoon and night as a low pressure system moves through. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. ( james ) breaking overnight police are investigating a shooting that left one person dead and another hospitalized in antioch this morning. it all started around 9:30 last night on the 2700 block of contra loma boulevard. officers were called there to investigate a shooting involving two victims. police say a 22-year-old man was pronounced dead at the scene. and a 23-year-old man was transported to the hospital in stable condition. police say both victims are from antioch. we'll bring you more details as they enter our newsroom this morning. ( james ) happeni

i'm james fletcher. lets get a check of weather this morning... mild and dry conditions will hold on for one more day as an approaching storm system begins to weaken the ridge of high pressure currently over the region. increasing high clouds from the approaching storm will result in slight cooling over the north bay today otherwise temps similar to yesterday will prevail. rain is forecast to reach the north bay saturday then spread southward across the rest of the district saturday night into sunday. light to moderate showers along with breezy conditions are expected. unsettled wet weather remains possible sunday into monday before drier conditions return to the area monday evening. mild and dry conditions are expected through the end of next week. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less moving well into san francisco. no problems for hwy 92 from 880 to 101. that breaking news we are following... a major problem on the roads already this morning. a dump truck hits an overpass on highway 101 and now the c-h-p is saying that lanes may be close

first we want to start with james fletcher in the weather center with more on the timing of this storm. scattered showers are forecast across the region this morning with a chance of afternoon thunderstorms, gusty winds and hail. we'll see the same pattern tomorrow morning. drying conditions will briefly set in wednesday afternoon into thursday ahead of another approaching storm. friday's system will likely be the most potent of the week and result in widespread rainfall, stronger southerly winds and a greater potential for flooding. unsettled conditions may then continue into early next week. no major hot spots. don't forget the headlights and wipers. bay bridge wb 80 is slow from the maze ( darya ) and happening now... a tree slams into a home overnight in vallejo.( mark ) kron four's yoli aceves is in vallejo now with the latest. yoli? ( yoli ) a tree has slammed into a house in vallejo. we are tracking the conditions out here this morning. it's not known if this is weather related yet. we will continue to follow the story here througout the morning. (darya) thanks yoli. we will che

let's get a check of the forecast with james fletcher.lly nice day ahead with sunshine and warm temperatures this afternoon. let's go outside and check the 4-zone camera network. it's clear and cool once again this morning with temperatures mainly in the low 50s. some inland locations are dropping into the 40s. here's your daypart forecast. the warming trend continues today with lots of sunshine this afternoon and highs ranging from the low 70s by the bay to low 80s inland.enjoy it, because cooler and breezy conditions return tomorrow. your 3-day forecast shows what we expect for thursday with the slightest chance of a light shower bay. however most locations will remain dry.the sunshine returns for friday and the weekend with inland temperatures climbing back into the low 80s by sunday. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. ( mark ) three storm chasers in texas died while chasing a tornado. it happened yesterday after a black suburban ran through a

morgan fletcher from south carolina getting a call from the scammer.said i had flawed lant charges on my account. >> in san diego, andrea liker getting a mail in the letter claiming to be from chase bank asking her to verify her information online. >> this letter alerting kim bateman in arizona that her account was being used in new mexico. >> one wrong letter tipping bateman off. >> i noticed chase online, there was no e on the return e-mail address. that was a hugered flag. >> millions fall scam to fishing scams every year. chase bank says if something seems suspicious, call the number on the back of your credit card immediately. >> when i was at villanova zigs days ago, wisconsin's name came up on the board. the whole place let out a groan. the badgers sweet 16 now headed to a fourth after knocking out the defending national champs. let's go to the end, nygel haynes gives the badgers the lead. they call a timeout, put the ball in josh hart's hands. he turned the ball over. cats called for a foul. on the missed free throw, one last prayer was not ans

james fletcher is at the breaking news desk with the overnight developments. james. new information shows attorney general jeff sessions met with russia's ambassador, not once, but twice last year during the campaign... something he denied when asked during his confirmation hearing. the meetings reportedly took place in july and september when the senator was a senior member of the armed services committee as well as one of trump's top foreign policy advisers. but according to his spokesperson, sessions didn't feel those meetings were relevant to bring up during his confirmation hearing. when asked by senators al franken and patrick leahy if he had been in contact with anyone connected to any part of the russian government about the 2016 election, sessions replied "no." and he reaffirmed that position this morning when he met reporters on the street... say about that." this morning, his this say about that." this morning, his representatives say there is nothing misleading about what the attorney general is saying now, or what he said during his confirmation hearing.

she has a doctorate from the fletcher school of law and diplomacy and she teaches history at a school in hawaii. some people from there i gather -- the same as being the school of the 44th president barack obama attended. [applause] pam served as a consultant to the holocaust museum. in 1998 she met the protagonist of this amazing story. she is not only a historian but also a wonderful writer. and it is very vividly told and i'm just so pleased to turn things over to pam. and i should say the name of the book, it's midnight in broad daylight, japanese-american family caught between two worlds.>> thank you, thank you everybody for coming out today. such a pleasure to see all of you here. this began in 1994. when i met harry fugu horror by chance -- in tokyo. i'm originally from the east coast i did live in japan for 17 years. and i was doing my dissertation at the time on a totally different topic. i was looking at an unusual holocaust rescue episode. in which approximately 2000 polish jews were rescued by a japanese diplomat. at a time when japan was allied with nazi germany and fasci

out and buy a fletcher cox jersey >> too bad the national football league shot it down, citing an on field ? that particular rule is crazy >> now you can't wear certain jerseys >> the only committing an nfl fashion, since midnight doesn't exactly matchn. >> i'm no fashion designer. it's not going to look good. >> time will tell if the throw back makeck they're putting the team's performance ahead of this rely. >> you could be wearing stripes >>. >> would like to see the rule change. >> i like the wings owe're going s8 and owshe world wide recall f thte phones are bigger than prioscreen, preorderseg account accountants banned fromt mix-up was announced unacceptable butaccountants whon the future will their phones to avoid distractions back stage. >>> specialemon at temple university. it's now known as lou klein college and media of communication. it's in honor of lou klein. he has an extensive career in broadc began teach, a temple if 1952 >> i humbly express my thanks for the honor andi'm referring. >> among those taking part was temple comedian bob sagot. >>> you heard of therapy do

. >> reporter: assemblywoman fletcher is a catholic and is personally pro-life. she says she believes that all employees should have the right to make their own decisions. so she is introducing a bill and this bill would apply to all employers, public, private, yours and mine and religiously affiliated institutions, as well. the bill says no employer can take action against an employee because of his or her reproductive decisions. today at the committee hearing religious groups were on hand to say this violates their right to make sure their employees walk the walk and talk the talk on and off the clock. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: back in 2015, teachers at five bay area catholic schools were given morality clauses to governor teachers lives 24/7. >> don't be public in rejecting catholic doctrine. >> reporter: after public outcry, the teachers and the church agreed on some watered down language. still, this woman says is may be legal for a religious employer to discipline an employee for the reproductive choices. >> existing law is not completely clear. in fact, the

morgan fletcher from south carolina getting a phone call from the scammers. >> they were saying i hadraudulent charges on my account. >> reporter: in zaerks air car getting a letter in the mail claiming to be everybody chase bank and asking that she verify her address online with user i.d. and password. this el also supposed lillard from chase alerting kim bateman in arizona her account was being used in mexico. >> asked if i would clink on a link that would unlock the account for me. one wrong letter tipping her off. >> i the end of chase in the return e-mail address. all three women catching on before the crooks got their catch. but millions fall victim to so-called phishing scams each year. chase bank telling abc news it will never ask for sensitive information unless you call them about an issue. if something seems suspicious call the number on the back of your credit card immediately. the crooks will three to get to you any way they can. they are even seeking texes. >> credit card companies say they will never contact you in any way and ask you for this kind of information. if th

someone mentioned bob fletcher, one of the heroes, caucasian heroes, who paid among other things, paid his friends, japanese friends who were taken away, paid their mortgage and insurance. and many other cases their lands were stolen and stolen under state law that was considered abandoned property. >> host: how did they identify those bank accounts? >> guest: not sure i understand the question. they had no trouble at all. among other things the japanese were required report to police what their bank accounts were. >> host: february 19, 1942, order 9066. how much thought was put into that? >> guest: i think a certain amount of thought was put into it. obviously it was roosevelt who did it was roosevelt is a great man but he had a lot on his mind and he did not want this to become a political issue including the fact the case eventually endeded up in the supreme court, no one decided till after the 1944 election. he didn't want -- just like the shame the japanese felt, he didn't want to talk about it either. he had a lot to be ashamed of. one of the things, there is good in all of us, b

james fletcher is following the story from the breaking news desk. james. pence's office is quick to point out that indiana state law did not require him to use a secure government email account... so there was no wrong-doing. however, c-n-n is reporting that pence used his a-o-l account to communicate with senior advisers about a variety of topics including sensitive homeland security issues. furthermore, pence's personal email account was hacked last summer... at the time he was publicly criticizing hillary clinton for using a private email account. former clinton staffers say this is blatant hypocrisy. voice of brian fallon / "to learn that the vice president himself was now using the same practice was just - is just another indication how hypocritical the attacks were against hillary clinton." again... pence's office is stressing that his use of a private email account was legal... and it rejects any comparison between pence and clinton. lawyers are currently reviewing pence's communication s as governor to see if anything sensitive was hacked. we'll le

let's get a check of the forecast with james fletcher. a warming and drying trend is forecast through friday. cooler and cloudier conditions then look to be on tap for the upcoming weekend, as we transition towards the return of more unsettled weather conditions. the first in a potential series of weather systems is forecast to move through between monday afternoon and tuesday morning, while the strongest upcoming system is expected late next week. looking at the bay area traffic maps and updating drive times. ( darya ) a film production teacher from san francisco has been arrested on charges of child pornography .. 71- year old john morrison was arrested at his home earlier this week after investigators reportedly found more than 6- hundred videos and images of child porn... some of which included minors involved in sex acts with adults. morrison is being charged with one- count of possession and three- counts of distribution of child porn. morrison was released from custody after posting bail. expected to be today. ( mark ) it's now bee

nathan fletcher: anyone willing to die for their country should have a country willing to give them citizenshipcer: they served this country, but then broke the law. and because they're not citizens, hundreds of veterans once promised us citizenship have been deported by the very country they fought to protect. here's senior investigative reporter stephen stock. stephen stock: good evening, and thank you for joining us. for the next 30 minutes, "we investigate," telling stories about people, uncovering issues, and holding the powerful accountable. tonight, our special starts just across the us-mexican border, in tijuana, mexico. we went there to speak with deported us military veterans. a law dating back to president bill clinton allows the

how many people will go out and buy a fletcher cox jersey >> too bad the national football league shot it down, citing an on field policy. >> really? ? that particular rule is crazy >> now you can't wear certain jerseys >> the only way around committing an nfl fashion, since midnight doesn't exactly match kelly green. >> i'm no fashion designer. it's not going to look good. >> time will tell if the throw back make as come back. they're putting the team's performance ahead of this par rely. >> you could be wearing zebra stripes >>. >>> lurie said the would like to see the rule change. he hopes they will be able to change >> i like the wings on those helmets. we're going back now >> a lot of nostalyia. >>> samsung unveiled the galaxy s8 and s8 plus. follows the world wide recall of the note 7. the new phones are bigger than previous models and they have curved screen, preorders begin april 21 it's. >>> accounting firm will be back for next year's oscars dispute a huge mix-up. you probably remember these accountants banned from the show after the wrong winner for best picture was announce

but i have a lady here who was the mother of bill fletcher. >> oh! [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> fellow author and many other things. >> i wanted to introduce her, and i wanted to say that we're proud of what you do, and we still want to be a part of it. >> thank you. [applause] >> yeah, right. >> two of them. >> skip over the cwa, thank you for your membership and service. so again, not to make everything about our revolution, but one of the good things about it is any group of ten members -- and a member is anybody who comes to a meeting or donates even a dime, no dues -- any group like your group if you have ten, if you don't have ten, go find six more, you've got four right here, can affiliate as an o.r. group, and then within d.c. we're trying to help encourage those groups to get together if you live in d.c. and that's the kind of thing bob's doing in maryland where there's dozens of groups in maryland. any group that already exists, you don't change your name or any of that, just say, hey, we want to affiliate, just like the rpa is n

he earned a law degree and dock trait from fletcher school of law andy ploemt si. he has held positions at harvard university for science and internation until affairs at the kennedy and the center for security studies at the swiss federal institute of technology. in 2016 he was appointed by italian prime minister as coordinator of the national commission on jihadist. please welcome him. >> thank you for your kind words and for entrugs sting us with y organization. it would like to welcome you all to this two-day event of radicalization. since our start which was two years ago we have been working on issues related to this topic. we have been focusing a lot of attention on isis and we look for attention in all forms and have produced a lot of reports on how those groups use the internet. a lot of dynamics. they are common among idealologies. throughout our work we have come to two major conclusions. now days the internet plays a major role in radicalization processes. we did a study a year and a half ago which we launched here in this very room about isis in americ

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nathan fletcher: anyone willing to die for their country should have a country willing to give them citizenshipnouncer: they served this country, but then broke the law. and because they're not citizens, hundreds of veterans once promised us citizenship have been deported by the very country they fought to protect. here's senior investigative reporter stephen stock. stephen stock: good evening, and thank you for joining us. for the next 30 minutes, "we investigate," telling stories about people, uncovering issues, and holding the powerful accountable. tonight, our special starts just across the us-mexican border, in tijuana, mexico. we went there to speak with deported us military veterans. a law dating back to president bill clinton allows the us government to deport any non-citizen who commits a crime, even a minor crime. this applies even if those people have served in the us military. and because of that, we discovered hundreds of us veterans deported by the very country they were willing to die for. stephen: when you walk out of tony romo's back porch overlooking the pacific, you might thi

the european numbers are here and richard fletcher is here with us.up on what sally was talking about. we have got some clarity on brexit last night. it is going to happen. the markets are taking it in their stride. yesterday the pound closed up on the day despite we had the scottish referendum news and overnight it has given up those games and some. the pound is at an eight—week low at $1.21. it has been a bumpy morning and we will see how that goes throughout the day. let's talk about the federal reserve. there could be a snow day. we still expect them to me, but the snow could get in the way. we expect some numbers to dial in bya way. we expect some numbers to dial in by a conference call. there was a storm in 2016 and they still managed to meet the next day. 0nly storm in 2016 and they still managed to meet the next day. only a few weeks ago everyone saw another rate rise as unlikely and yet now it is an odds—on certainty, and 90% chance of arise. what people are looking for now is the language from them. they have said they expect to raise rates

authorities say to 22-year old marcus fletcher later admitted to making up the entire story, he has been charged with making a false report to police. >>> philadelphia district attorney seth williams is out free, on his own reconnaissance. he pleaded not guilty to corruption charges wednesday and released on $50,000 bail and facing 23 counts and accused of taking more than $100,000 in gifts and vacation ness exchange for favors. he is charged with defrauding a nursing home. williams has in the signalled if he plans to resign. >>> william taft said wow not seek a third term the candidate to hope to replace williams will step on stage and debate for first time tonight. it will take place at spring side chestnut hill academy from 7:00 to 9:00. there are seven democrats and one republican inhe city's primary elections are may 16th. >>> home owners in one local town said they feel like they are living in the war zone, that is because there is new shooting range on commonwealth drive-ine vincentown ship, chester they want it gone. >> this [gunfire] video was taken by meg semen outside her roye

assembly woman fletcher and garcia have revised a measure that was vetoed by governor brown last year. this new bill would make feminine health products exempt from sales tax and it would do that by raising the liquor tax on distributors by $1.20 per gallon. >>> in a brutal road rage attack in san francisco and it was caught on video. >> up to 15 bikers attacked a driver in the middle of rush hour traffic on highway 101 on wednesday. "the chronicle" identifies the victim as an uber driver who lives in modesto but comes into the city for work. >> a family member says he just had a baby boy. as abc7 news reporter melanie explains, this isn't the first time these dirt bikers have been spotted. >> reporter: this cell phone video starts with a side show on southbound 101 then escalates with one bike colliding with this car. suddenly, the other bikers speed up and at the exit, a red car, presumably with the bikers, appears to box in the driver of the white car. the person who took this video asked to remain anonymous. >> they approached the vehicle and they started punching in the panels on

i'm james fletcher. (james)lets get a check of weather this morning... mild and dry conditions are anticipated today as high pressure briefly builds in over the state. rain and moderately south winds return to the north bay area late tonight as a frontal system approaches. rain and winds will spread southward friday as the front moves across the region. a break in the rain is expected saturday with rain anticipated to return to the district as early as sunday afternoon and persist into monday as a low pressure system moves through the region. no major hot spots. bay less then 30 maze to sf. san less then 30 to 101. golden drive time less than 30 min toll plaza. bridge drive min from the toll to 101 (james) our top story this morning... racist instagram posts targeting african -american and other minority students at an east bay school. it's happening at albany high school... and now we are hearing from the angry mother of one of the students referenced in the posts. kron4's alecia reid has her reaction. the principal learned about this on monday and star

morgan fletcher from south carolina getting a phone call from the scammers. >> they were saying thatulent charges on my account and i needed to verify that i was the rightful owner. >> reporter: in san diego, erika liecker getting a letter in the mail, claiming to be from chase bank. and asking that she "verify her address online" with her user i.d. and password. and this e-mail also supposedly from chase, alerting kim bateman in arizona that her account was being used in mexico. >> they asked if i would click on a link that would unlock the account for me. >> reporter: just one wrong letter tipping bateman off. >> i noticed that chase online there was no "e" at the end of chase in the return e-mail address, so, that was a huge red flag. >> reporter: all three of those women catching on before the crooks got to their cash. but millions fall victim to so-called phishing scams each year. chase bank telling abc news, it will "never ask for sensitive information unless you call them about an issue." and "if something seems suspicious, call the number on the back of your credit card immed

(james) and i'm james fletcher. lets get a check of weather this morning with meteorologist anny hong. 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 ) ( robin ) here's a live look outside at our bay area bridges this tuesday morning. ( james ) violence erupts at a carnival in the east bay and it's all caught on camera. people ransaking carnival booths, a big brawl breaks out and nobody was arrested.( robin ) this all happened in oakland over the weekend. kron four's j-r stone talked to some of the carnival

let's get a check of the forecast with james fletcher.r the southwestern u.s. will result in dry weather conditions through tuesday, along with above average temperatures. slight cooling is expected, especially across the north bay, on wednesday as a weak system pushes inland across northern california. there is a slight chance of rain in the north bay wednesday and wednesday night. dry and mild conditions are then forecast from thursday into saturday. light rain is possible by saturday night. no major hot spots. ace train delays on train due to mechanical problems. bay bridge wb 80is backing up in the cash lanes. no problems for hwy 92 to foster city ( james ) happening now... police are looking for the person who shot and killed a man in oakland. it happened late saturday night on the 800 block of 60th street right near martin luther king jr. way. police found a man with a gunshot wound. he later died. so far police have not released any information on a possible shooter. ( mark ) a pennsylvania house fire that killed a toddler was caus

(james) and i'm james fletcher. lets get a check of weather this morning with meteorologist anny hong. 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. ( robin ) breaking news this morning... police have called off their search for a man in hayward after an officer-involved shooting. ( james ) and we have just learned that a woman just learned and we have ( james )shooting. involved an officer-hayward after for a man in their search police have morning... news this breaking ( robin ) ( robin ) breaking news this morning... police have called off their search for a man in hayward after an officer-involved an officer- hayward after for a man in called off police

(darya) good morning i'm darya folsom..( james ) and i'm james fletcher.s start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... unsettled weather conditions are forecast to return this week as a series of mid/upper level disturbances move through the region. periods of rainfall and increased winds are expected monday through wednesday morning with the potential for isolated thunderstorms on tuesday. after a break break from late wednesday into thursday morning, a more potent system will sweep through the region thursday night into friday with another around of widespread rainfall and stronger winds. heavy traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza. backed up into the maze..

on the positive fletcher, -- ist is the negative, there higher response to higher prices.sons, one is productivity gain and also access to capital. we didn't change the forecast because the positive things offset negative things that we end up in the same place. we are confident you will see inventory drives come to q2. jonathan: you put up that equation and you think it is this? jeff: absolutely. 5750, thees showed real core of our view is transition into a backward data curve. saw brent getting close, which tells you global underlying fundamentals are close. when we think of what generates returns from the commodity investment, it is what is carried, so you buy out the forward curve and roll it up. jonathan: when people say there's no volatility out anywhere and it is difficult to make money, look at this and you can? jeff: when you go back to 3, but you work backward over that time and you generated at 11% over that time, we think we are going into a similar environment. jonathan: what is the biggest pushback and headwind for this happening? argue there is a view that t

. >> fletcher. >> flatter. jonathan: this is easy, isn't it. my thanks to my guess.them to agree at the end of the program, just, just. happy friday. next friday, we come to earlier, 11:30 a.m.earlier, new york time. that will work out at 3:30 p.m. in london because of the clock change, and 11:30 p.m. and hong kong. of fixed, 30 minutes income from new york city for our viewers world wide. this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ live-stream your favorite sport at the airport. binge dvr'd shows while painting your toes. on demand laughs during long bubble baths. tv everywhere is awesome. the all-new xfinity stream app. xfinity. the future of awesome. industry populated by some of the most influential investors in the world. i am jason kelly and i am here in berlin. gathering ofest private investors of its kind. we talked to some of those investors about what's on their minds. in a world awash with money, they make dealmaking more difficult going forward. our first conversation is with david rubenstein. david: we are enjoying what the president is talking up. i don't think a

lisa fletcher is here with details.company and the court are close to an enormous penalty deal. lisa: they are, alison. volkswagen pleaded guilty today in the diesel emissions scandal. that plea includes a $4.3 billion penalty. the company and the justice department agreed to it. judge is going to decide april 21 if he agrees with the deal. in 2015, they admitted to regulators they installed software in the u.s. diesel vehicles that activated pollution controls in testing. so they standards an then shut off driven in the real world. the reacher ises first discovered the inconsistency and there was 40 times the difference of emissions when the software was activated versus being off. it cost the company close to $4.5 billion in criminal and civil fines. it's estimated to call them $21 billion. larry: just ahead at 5:00 -- >> i look back and i see her flying. larry: her daughter went on a wild ride. now this mother is telling us about what happened next that had the whole family in laughter. alison: plus, making history n

i'm james fletcher. (james)lets get a check of weather this morning... partly cloudy skies are forecast today along with brisk northwest winds during the afternoon and evening. high pressure will build over california through midweek, resulting in dry weather and a warming trend through wednesday. slightly cooler conditions are expected on thursday as a weather system moves into eastern california. that weather system will bring only a slight chance of showers to the northern and eastern portions of our area, and also result in blustery conditions near the coast and in the hills by late thursday. high pressure will redevelop late in the week and result in warmer weather once again by the weekend. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. s ( james @ bam ) an outspoken oakland mayor libby schaff respon

james fletcher is following the latest from the breaking news desk. on the attacks in france this morning. james. (james) that's right, if you're just joining us. an area of southern france is under an alert warning this morning after a shooting at a high school in the town of grasse. police have just announced that the principal of that school and two others were wounded... nobody killed... and no reason to suspect terrorism. they say a 17-year-old student was arrested. the president spoke to fox news last night about his news last spoke to fox president the arrested. the president spoke to fox news last night about his claim that former president obama wiretapped trump tower. the president still hasn't provided any proof but he's not backing down either. during an interview last night, president trump defended the accusation by citing media reports that he had seen and hinting that more will be revealed in the coming weeks. pres. donald trump: "but wiretap covers a lot of different things. i think you're gonna find some very interesting items coming

and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... san jose nb 880 at coleman accident blocking three lanes a gradual warming trend along with dry weather conditions can be expected through the remainder of the workweek. then, a weak system dropping southward from the pacific northwest will result in the potential for light precipitation across portions of the region saturday into sunday. fill our hearts. president trump delivers his first speech to congress. he used the moment as a platform to relay his vision of america's future. during his speech the president focused on broad themes but also provided more details on his new agenda. karin caifa takes a look at the speech and how the democrats are responding. in one of his most important speeches to date...president donald trump laying out a sweeping agenda to a joint session of congress ... president donald trump: i'm here tonight to deliver a message of unity and strength. on his to-do list: getting more money for defense and security...president donald trump: i am sending congres

[applause] >> i agree with you and we have a similar story about another man named bob fletcher, livedin sacramento and he was an agriculture inspector who took over the forms of 3 of his neighbors and they made life for him very difficult but he returned to the farms three years later. the story of heroes is essential and i asked every single person if anyone helped them and i included them in the book. but i think it is important to know, i looked at every local paper in california, how few letters to the editor were ever written saying what is happening to my neighbor? i learned a couple things from this book. susan mentioned what hysteria does to us and it makes bad decisions. we have a real problem in america and probably the world of knowing who our enemy is. our enemy was japanese americans living in the united states, nothing close but our enemies are not muslim americans living in america. we should figure out who our enemies are. lastly -- and this is very important -- i understand now you don't like what is happening, don't wait to stand up. once the mechanism begins, it is

let's get a check of the forecast with james fletcher. a ridge of high pressure over the southwestern u.s. will result in dry weather conditions through tuesday, along with above average temperatures. slight cooling is expected, especially across the north bay, on wednesday as a weak system pushes inland across northern california. there is a slight chance of rain in the north bay wednesday and wednesday night. dry and mild conditions are then forecast from thursday into saturday. light rain is possible by saturday night. san mateo bridge wb 92 is stop and go from 880 to 101. bay bridge backed up into the maze. san francisco an accident nb 101 at 3rd, slow in both directions ( james ) happening now... police are looking for the person who shot and killed a man in oakland. it happened late saturday night on the 800 block of 60th street right near martin luther king jr. way. police found a man with a gunshot wound. he later died. so far police have not released any information on a possible shooter. ( james ) covering california... a man is