traffic alert fo alameda county 84 at palomares clsoed now open after a mudslide bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) happening now... niles canyon road in fremont has just reopened after an overnight mudslide.( darya ) kron 4's will tran is joining us now live with the latest. will. a mudslide sunday has closed state highway 35 (skyline boulevard) in both directions a half mile north of the castanea ridge road juncti in unincorporated san mateo county about halfway between cupertino and la honda. a transmission sunday night on san mateo county's alert system said the road could be closed for a week to clean up the mess. more specific information was not immediately available. ( darya ) thanks will. ( james ) happening ( james ) ( james ) happening today... the oakland teachers union will decide whether teachers will walk off the job. teachers have been voting since last tuesday on whether to strike. tensions have been high in the district---because as many as 24 schools are in jeopardy of closing. the school board already voted to close oakland's roots

traffic alert fo alameda county 84 at palomares clsoed due to a mudslide ( james ) happening now...highway 35 in san mateo county is closed in both directions due to a mudslide. kron 4's will tran has more on the closure. a mudslide sunday has closed state highway 35 (skyline boulevard) in both directions a half mile north of the castanea ridge road junction in unincorporated san mateo county about halfway between cupertino and la honda. a transmission sunday night on san mateo county's alert system said the road could be closed for a week to clean up the mess. more specific information was not immediately available. ( james ) happening today... the oakland teachers union will decide whether teachers will walk off the job. teachers have been voting since last tuesday on whether to strike. tensions have been high in the district--- because as many as 24 schools are in jeopardy of closing. the school board already voted to close oakland's roots international academy. some community members are donating money to help teachers financially should union leaders call for a strike. ( james ) happe

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. >> sreenivasan: good evening ajo thank you foing us. as president trump prepares for his second summit with north korea's leader kim jong un in vietnam this week, sec of state mike pompeo said today north korea remains a nuclear threat, contradicting the president's tweet last june th"" there is no longer a nuclear threat from north korea." >> do you think north korea remains a nuclr threat? >> yes. >> but the president said he doesn't-- >> that's not what he said. >> he tweeted, "there's no longer a nuclear threat from north korea." >> right. what he said was that the efforts that had been made in singapore, this commitment that chairman kim made, had substantially taken down the risk to the american people. >> sreenivasan: north korea's state tv released footage today of kim jong un's train departure for vietnam. president trump leaves for thero summit tom he promised a "continuation of the progress made at the firstut summit,"ffered no specifics on north korean denuclearization. vice president mike pence will travel to bogota, colomb

fed is i right now is they have already clearly signalled that they're on pause probablyth at least fo first half of this year. reportly after this data you want to wait. you want to wait for some of this delayed data to comeack and see where the consumer is, where the economy is. gn the fed back to hikes? i think they still can. i think that can happen towards the end of the year. u'll have to see stronger data, though. >> so you're notouhanging your ook for the econ but a couple of reports i saw, one from a federaleserve bank, a local one, and another from a brokerage house both reduced their eectations forgdp in this current quarter. one i saw go from 2.7% all the 1.8%.o what do you make of those? >> so i think 2.7 to a1.8 is little aggressive, but this is talking about the q4 data, what happened in decemb yes, we revised down our growth expectation alsorom the higher 2% to now the mid-2%. so those estimates will come down. remember, we're talking about a 2% plus economy .he we think this can reak sell rate as you getnto t second quarter especially. the first quarter will be dragged

how big is valentine a's day fo you? on february 13th. >> mostly men on the 13th? >> we tendo procrastinate. ceo. porter: brad is the >> people will bring hearts they purchased 50 years ago. >> that's so srtet. >> re: the coupling of chocolate with the holiday can be traced back to the 1800s, when confectioner cad bubury tua coc butter into beautifully packaged eating chocolate. years later, the hershey's kiss was created. russell stover and his wife created the heart-shaped box. the rest is a love affair. do you feel you're helpi love around the country? >> who doesn't love candy? it is all about the ribbons. they're coming back. >> i know why lucy started doing this. >> reporter: that episode was filmed a a see's factory, and it is still one of tv's most beloved momes. chocolate and love seem to always go hand in hand. could there be somhing more to that connection? is chocolate an aftphrodisiac? >> it makesou feel good. when you feel good, good things are going to happen. >> reporter: for od," kristen dahlgren, san fr

here's your school day forecast fo we think a delay is going to be the way to go. at the bus stop at 35ee de still have maybe some wet snow and rain out there, even with aa but by recess it's probably indoors, a cold rain, 37 degrees. and pick up, it is damp and rainy, 40 degrees as your friday winds down, just a dreary day out there. tomorrow morning the roads are slushy, especially north of the district, by tomorrow afternoon andevening, everybody is dealing with wet roads as we track the rain. doug, to , this forecast, perfect grilled cheese, tomato soup.ay again on su it's a cold day, we have rain, maybe wet snow in the forecast. an next week it's cold out there. >> do you like grillch se, amelia? >> a little bit. >> i have put on weight since she started tha forecast. >> we have a lot of grilled cheese, tomato soup day, talking friday, and sunday again with rain and snow likely. but all next week this could all be grilled cheese, tomato p soup time. temperatures in the 30s, overnight in the. teens and 2 and another possible storm next friday and saturday. movi

whether or not, fo for instance, the nominee is going to have to endorse some kind of medicare for all policy, i think you have to wait and see hoys that p out. >> sreenivasan: let's talk a little bit about virginia here.i thsomething we talked ssage last week and the got worse. >> my take on this, because the issue with the lieutenant governor is different, that is an accusation is out right sexual assault. if you are talking about all of the virginia in one wa one way r another involved with black face this iwhat i find so striking and depressing, if these imag came out of the 1930s when the entire american culture and politics and society is shocked through with racism and allyrimination, when virtu every hollywood star appeared in black face, when minstrel shows entertned the washington elite we might say, well, all right, these are coming out of a past we are bon but when you realize some of these images come out of the late sixties, or the 1980s, and fe fact that we are learning that todternities and sororities fairly frequently put on parties wi mth thebers dress in black face,

fo some people, i'm not the right messenger but hopefully i will help tget this issue in front of people and help them understand it. >> really a lot of people, a lot of criticism has been leveled ar mark zurg because of the sheer power and reach of facebook. but what about the role of sheryl sandberg. you were a instrumental in her hiring at facebook. she had been offered a top executive position at "the washington post." you said, no, why don't you consider facebook instead. she took the facebook position and when it comes to the company's operations, you say mar leads tusiness side to her. how much responsibility does she bear for what has happened? >> to be clear, they're the leaders of the company, so they bear a lot of responsibility. bak the thing i want to clear is that the management of all these companiesegan with an idealistic version, in ,ogle's ca collect all the information. in facebook's case, to connect ierybody. thue was the business model nds of side effects that currently these companies don't fpay the cost . it's like a digital chemical spill and they're not paying th

tonight residents remain on alert with the weekend forecastn calling fo more wind and rain.teve patterson, nbc news. >>> in denver tonight, a e tentatal has been reached to end the city's massive teacher strike. thousands walked off the job three days ago, demanding better pay. under the deal the uni says they'll get raises up to 11%. >>> today marks one year since t the mass sg that killed 17 people at marjory stoneman douglas in parkland, florida. since en manhoscs have added new safety measures. tonight our gabe gutierrez takef us to one rida that's taking perhaps the most aggressive approach. >> reporter: this is a combat veteran with a semiautomat rifle patrolling florida's s natee school for the art hoping to prevent a school shooting. why a long gun? why not just a simple glock? >> it'not a sporting event. i'm not looking for a fair fight. if anything like that ever happens, i want absolutely overwhelming firepower, i want overwhelming odds in our favor. >> reporter: after the parkland massacre, the florida legislature required every school in the state to have at s l

fos districts like ngeles and oakland, that are really struggling financially. >> and on a broader level, los angel teachers, right, got an agreement last month, as part of that, as a resolution calling for a ten-month moratorium, so it does seem like this is part of a broader movement sweepinge nation. thank you both, janelle scott, with uc berkeley, and also vanessa, with kqed, nice to have you here. >> thank you for having us. >>> now, to the 75th anniversary of a bay area disaster that changed the nation. in 1944, african-american sailors were loading munitions ono a ship at the port chicago naval magazine, on su sune bay, they had no safety training and told the munitions were not live but it turned out they were. a massive explosion ripped through the pier killing 320 servicemen. sever weeks later, 50 black sailors reversed to load munitions in vallejo, out of concern or their safety. all were found guilty of mutiny. but the episode galvanized a movement to desegregate the navy, a eventually the entire military. now, a new exhibit at e treasure island museum sheds light on the port

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facing calls to resign after a racist picture from his medical school yearbook resurfaced northam is fos losing support from his fellow democrats and republicans are outraged to be reported jared reed is following this story for us first of all jarrett who is ralph north well here is he's fifty nine years old he's a former doctor and he served in the u.s. army for four years he served as what's called the lieutenant governor of the ginia and then two years ago he was elected as governor so this very long distinguished career of public service has basically come crashing down in the last day because of a controversial photo from his yearbook from nineteen eighty-four we can take a look at that photo here it is here is about age twenty five ralph and all of them and to the right we can see people one of them in black face and standing next to someone wearing the dress and the hordes of the clique klux klan and various other photos to those two people are in costume and we sure that one of them is ralph wilson yes we are because he's admitted to it he hasn't said which of these two pictures

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another embarrassing scandal fo the democrats. elizabeth warren and hot water yet again after her texas state bar registration was unearthed and it showed that she registered as an american indian . yesterday she did her best to dodge questions once again abou what is now a long history even though she once denied it up race. >> i am not a tribal citizen. i had a good conversation last week with chief paper who is chief of the cherokee tribe and i told chief baker that i am sorry, that i extended confusio about tribal citizenship and tribal sovereignty and for harm caused. i'm also sorry for not being mindful of thiss a decade ago. >> we will continue to monitor that story. first, our hannity watch tonigh on the deep state this is very important. major breaking news surrounding add them shifty shift. remember the guy they got caugh on tape colluding with russia? listen to this. >> she met with him and she celebrity, who is also known as a person with a strange reputation. what is the nature of that?f >> there were pictures of nake

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just a reminder fo for the publ, in terms of the new development on treasure island th electrical service will be by the san francisco commission. pg an g&e will be only providins on the island. they are coordinating with the developer on the replacement of the -- they are planning first to improve the existing main gas meet iro ir-- meter on the isla. the line goes to a master meter and everything downstream of the exiting meter is navy why navy . from a infrastructure and in the new development the dispuget sound will be pg&i infrastructure. and at this point they are up upgrading the gas master meter and planning for the installation of a new master meter. and then the could rd nation with ticd has been ongoing and unaffected by the current declarations by p g&e. that is good to know. the second question in the last meeting there was a mention about swap swing land between one of the current developer loots and our tivmen tida lot. can you clarify if that is part 69 current application review. if it is i made a clear melt last time. i think it's important for us to understand question

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started, the smile on his face -- excuse me, i get tmotiona alut iso -- was i. >> reporter: cheryl fo firefighter chronicles t history of the department. she couldn't believe the ambulance was in one piece. >> i was jumping up and down like a kid, so excited.a it's sucique piece of detroit fire history. that particular ambulance is a one of a kind. >> reporter: while doc is happy to tell you he bought the ambulance for $2,000, he's treluctant tol you how much is into restoring a it. >> lot. i wouldn't want to say because my wife is probably going to see >> reporter: in sterling, mark segraves, news4. >>> so much to get you caught up on this busy afternoon. we want t begin tonight with that weather alert. >> storm team 4 watching a system that's going to bring snow just in time for theco morning ute. >> doug kammerer in the storm center with the latest timing on this. when? it moves in overnight tonight. once again a perfect the storm, making its way overnight into early tomorrow morning and not a ton of moisture with this system, bute we'r continuing to track it for you. look right no

. >> schools were once again foed to delay o cancel classes. maryland state police say they've responded to several accidents in the last 24 hours. we were also hearing the rain could stick around all day. >> we're getting sick and tired of this kind of weather. >> lauren ricketts joins us. is it going to be like this all >> yeah, unfortunately, yes. we to have the rain. he we've got fog. we've got freezing rain in some spots but the good news , temperatures coming up above freezing. it is a treerry day out there nonetheless. we've got the rain out there. that's in those blues and greens and spotty freezing mix. you can see that there in the pinks. when wincheste city to the west into west virginia. probably some icy spots right around this area as those temperatures are hovering around the freezing mark. all the way up 83 leaving baltimore, anything north and northeast of baltimore are likely going to be on the freezing side. we've got to get all of this rain through our area and that's frontal system. that frontal system will be moving throug

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