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prince william, fauquier,fr erick, warren and loudon county schools are on a two-hour >> in west virginia, berkeley and jefferson county schls will open two hours late. hardy o wiln three hours late. they are on the bottom of your screen and we will update them as they come into the newsroom. >>> we'llin beg with chuck bell. another weather alert day. chuck, alert us. >> okay. i can do that. >> to the weather. >> a very unpleasant beginning to the tuesday morning around the. ar mostly rain around the d.c. metroarea. that's all a mix of rain and sleet and snow. it'simpacting northern maryland and the shenandoah valleyost significantly this morning. around town, a little glaze on the untreated surfaces not ly out of the question we're literally right on the edge. the freezing line, essentially, goes to the osnorthern-west suburbs to the shenandoah valley. and snowfall amounts near the pennsylvania border are averaging 4 to 6 inches. it's a very different weather oory depending where you live. the mix everything that mother nature can throw at us thismorning, especially northern and western

. >> tonight we get response frs b.a.r.t. officials about the slew of issues our reporters and producers saw on the trains yesterday. drugs, fare evaders >>> we're hearing from b.a.r.t. >> yesterday six abc 7 news reporters and producers spent the entire day riding the system from the first train in the morning until the last one at night. documenting everything they saw. the good, and the bad. >> that's right. >> both sides. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony live at the lafayette b.a.r.t. station with reaction from the top brass. hauer a? >> reporter: that's right, dan. our crews yesterday, they recorded dozens of images and observations pretty much everything they saw. a day in the life here on b.a.r.t. perhaps the most memorable and troubling to regular b.a.r.t. riders, the fact that many of their fellow passengers didn't buy tickets. >> it happens all day every day at b.a.r.t. stations throughout the bay area. fare evaders jumping over gates or going through them. it was easily documented by various producers and reporter

is this what we should expect fr other officials interest year on capitol hill? >> they're taking thomr signals whitaker. combative moments from him. at one point, a schneid report back to sheila jackson lee and she said your humor is n appreciated here. there's a tone and we'll probably see it again, the family administration issue is come up again and again. democrats are making a points here, we're not here to play, we're setong ane and i think we're going to continue to see this in all the hearings tifled. robert: and whitakeon family separations said the administration does n have that as policy. >> we've heard that again and again. the administration said we never know olicy but we all that the zero tolerance policy they put in place is what resulted in family separation. and they have a real mess. they're standing down where people have said you couch separated thousands more children than you reported. robert: it's not just the judiciary hearing and matthew whitaker and the chairman. that was just the latest face-off. intelligence committee director adam

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they now consider their president, juan guaido: try to peel away support of president nicolas maduro frhe military to allow aid into the country. and that meant going up against the national guard, military and police sent in the huneds to guard the three bridges. >> ( translated ): we've had so t ch taken away from us, to the point that we dove fear. >> reporter: but the women in white had little chance to make it to the heavily guarded bridge. by early morning, clashes had already broken out between protestors and the national guard. as protestors push down, and the national guard come forward, the s nfrontations have turned violent, with rod molotov cocktails thrown from one side, and met with tear gas and rubbet bufrom the other. but no matter what happens arey, protestors say th determined to reach the bridge to help bring humanitarian aid across the bridge into venezuela. among them was a mber of the opposition-held national assembly, joaquin aguilar. >> ( translated ): the goal is to reach the bridge and allow the entrance of humanitarian aid, to break the barrier of repression t

it )s another looming problem fr the d-m-v.account used to fund 95 percent of the agency )s expenses may soon become bankrupt. according to the sacramento bee: a nonpartisan group predicts the nearly (4-billion dollar account will collapse in a few years. a deputy legislative analyst says the state will be unable to pay down its debts -- maybe as soon as 20-21. the department is now dipping into its reserves. he says if lawmakers don )t take immediate action -- it could translate to longer wait times or higher fees. for a second day in a row-- leaders in san francisco are expected to talk about preventing wildfires. specifically -- they )re looking at how to implement a one-billion dollar plan aimed at expanding protection statewide. governor jerry brown signed that bill into law before leaving office. last year -- 85 people were killed in the deadly camp fire in butte county. the flames caused more than 16 billion dollars in damages. now to a live look at the golden gate bridge. think you )ve seen the end of te golden gate bri

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main thorough fr with tons of people at work and at home. pg&e crews have taken over the intersection, that's where the trenches were dug out and explosion came from underground, burning building on the corner. it's destroyed, top floor completely burnt out. this is what corner of geary boulevard and parker avenue looked like at 1:30 after construction crew hit a gas line. sky7 was overhead after the fireball exploded outside the hong kong lounge ii. >> hear it spraying really loud. >> reporter: works on geary, took this video moments after of the flames and people running from the restaurant and construction site. >> saw the workers running past me. >> reporter: what workers? >> construction crew. >> reporter: how long had they been there, what were they doing? >> started a couple days ago, digging trenches in the street. >> workers working to install fiber optic equipment underground. >> reporter: all eight construction workers survived the explosion. more than 100 firefighters doused the flames with water, burned for more than two hours w

never more than 7 minutes a bayy fr -- we're seeing about everywhere else in the 40s. san francisco at 47. frost-free morning. here's a look at a dry san mateo bri bridge. the roads are increasingly wet during the evening commute. mass transit, the wet weather gear. breezy and wet on the bay. if you're on an east-west bridge, perpendicular wind out of southeast that's going to push you to the north at about 30 miles per hour. that's how fast that wind is going to be. be careful from 9:00 this morning to 9:00 this evening. east bay, 8:00, mostly cloudy. 45. we're still in the 40s with the showers start to go develop at 10:00. we barely make it to 50 from noon to 4:00. back down into the upper 40s during the evening hours. for the north bay, in the 30s with mostly cloudy conditions this morning. by 10:00, scattered showers through noon becoming heavier and steadier in the afternoon. notice the temperatures drop from the mid-40s to the low 40s by 8:00. that cooler storm starts to roll in. san francisco either 48 or 49 all day. notice by 10:00, that's when you have your be

so a little bit of a bet fr day for you folks. snow to t fth. we're watching that move through. rain to the south. a minor south to the for us we're on the dry side, and we'll stay that way over the next 24 hours. by tomorrow night that's when we'll start to see things change. 8:00 looking okay. as we make our way in through 11:00 tonight, notice some snow moving in tomorrow night into 1: a.m., area wide snow. and watch what happens around 5:00 a.m. everybody getti in on the action as soon as snow is concerned, and we are expecting this to accumulate now as we move on through. by 8:00 in the morning it is gone. most of fridang mor is dry. this storm moves out very quickly but not before it has a bit of an impact. tching the temperatures to see just how cold it will get for the friday mning commute. light snow accumulation is expected. how much am i expecting? well, one to three inches. three is o the high side here, but even in the city prooubly an inch in the city. but montgomery county maybe 2, 3 inches there. a coatingen to an inch well to the south. this is sometng i'm going

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fr for my o safety so i started to record at that moment. >> on fox news tonight, two days after being punched in the face on the u.c. berkeley campus, an event recorded on cell phones. he said he was working as a field representative helping a conservative group get their message out on the plaza when a political argument turned violent. >> i was invited to campus to help a conservative group turning point recruit new members. while i was there, some students took offense to our sign that we had. >> police issued an alert asking anyone who can identify the attacker to contact them. the incident is making national headlines. donald trump jr. tweeted the attack on a conservative isn't getting the same attenti as when a liberal is attacked. we tried to talk to williams about what happened after his appearance on fox. can yout happened? >> not now. sorry. have a good night. >> reporter: he told us we'd have to wait until tomorrow. >> there's a lot of political tension here. >> reporter: violence is not the answer. >> we should use our words. >> violence is never the answer. >> reporter: u

let's take a look at friday because it's also window onay fr i actually think the low temperature may be in the low 60s, falling temperatureda all and if you've got a date night on friday night, look at this. make sure you're bundled up. wind chills in the 20s and 30s, temperatures will be falling. amelia will be joining me in about 20 minutes to talk about the weekend. a chillyn weekend saturday, 43 degree on sunday. so we're cold. we're v not talking poltex or anything like that, but it is going to be a chilly weekend. and then we move into an interesting scenario playing out next monday and tuesday. if there's any meteorologist telling you kplaekt what's going to happen on monday and tuesday, they are lying to you. it is amazing the difference here. i am looking at some models that herebys in the 20s others have us in the 60s. what i think is going to happe is a on monday, and i think wave got a little mix on tuesday before it changes over to rain. t a huge storm, but something we'll be tracking for you over the next couple of days for . su >> all right, go get some water. >>> it i

i eet fr where i live so i'm a little bit nervous. >> reporter: margie is a hairdresser whose salon has been shut down and canceled appointments means hundreds in lost income. >> do you blame the police for locking this down? >> i do not. it's for everybody's safety. >> reporter: and the campbell p.d. getting help from the sheriff's office and santa clara p.d. it's shut down to dry creek road and campbell. we're live in campbell, kpix 5. >> thank you. >>> back to the storm watch taking on a live look from our mount vaca camera, you can see the new storm is moving in right now. let's get right to mary lee who is in the weather center with more on this latest storm. mary? >> and kenny we are tracking the rain pushing into the bay area with the heaviest rain just offshore and that's about to move in. you can see on high def doppler, all of that rain lighting up our radar screen. let's zoom in from the north bay, petaluma, novato, pushing across the golden gate, in through daily city and across the bay bridge and across the peninsula from mill berry, san mateo, redwood city, pacifica, along

>> "big bang" becomes the first show to get a stage, follow "fr and "two and a half men". >> dave. kaley's already anticipating a lot more waterworks. >> okay. >> i was laughing and i was, like, how are we going to shoot the last episode? i was hoping we would preshoot a lot of it because i think there will be a lot of tears. >> plenty of tears today in hollywood as "the young and the restless" pay tribute to kristoff st. john who passed away on sunday. now one of the many people devastated by his loss is his former on-screen wife. earlier, i spoke to an emotional victoria in her first interview since losing her dear friend. >> what was the last conversation you had with kristoff? >> can we just take a minute? he sent me all these pictures of us together, and i reached out to him because this is a red flag. why is he sending me these r retroprotective pictures of our relationship? i said, are you okay? he was, like, i'm fine. it was always in the back of my brain as i knew he was struggling. >> unconscious. >> the 52-year-old was found dead last sunday after the lapd said they got

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. >> reporter: spend tay spree fr waste. she brings her own cloth bags for produce, buys in bulk, no packaging, even carries her own metal to-go containers. >> i didn't view it as taking things out of my life, but more like adding new things to my life j she blogs about the zero-waste movement. her effort started four years ago, the goal, send nothing to the landfill. >> there are small changes that most of us can make that can have a massive impact. >> in 1960 each american generated 2.7 pounds of garbage today. now it's about 4.5 with much of it polluting our land and oceans. to avoid plastic packaging, kellogg actually makes some of her own stuff. in the kitchen shep almond milk. >> this is deodorant. >> reporter: in the bathroom she shells out homemade deodorant and toothpaste. >> having to make your own thing, i don't have time for that, what do you say to them. >> so i definitely think balance. so if you don't have time, then is there a solution that fits in your budget? >> reporter: kellogg focuses on the flee rs, red

also the nominated song fr from "mary poppins returns."them singing the best song nominee "all the stars" from "black panther" reportedly because kendrick has been overseas and didn't have time to prepare to do the song jus the justice. thousands of swarovski crystals will decorate the sign. millions of people will watch the show on abc where there will be no host. >> we're doing the show like the golden globes and the grammys have done, which is just going to continue to run without a host. >> this is where the stars will hang out before hitting the stage. the rolex green room has an underwater vibe where presenters like serena williams, j-lo and barbara streisand can have a cozy chat, and then there will have an after party, the governor's ball, and on the menu, one of the favorites. >> i hope you're going to make me my chicken pot pie because this is my favorite dish. >> celebrity chef wolfgang puck will be whipping up a feast that includes $70,000 worth of truffles and $6,500 worth of chocolate and edible gold. and the guests will sip

blame ipos of slack, lyft and uber fr creating millionaires.nts of the bay area and its surrounding communities, it could get more difficult to find a home at an affordable price. homeowners who live in areas with a higher concentration of workers from companies planning ipos should expect to see those corporate actions affect their home values. winner: chipotle returns to growth with drive-thrus and digital orders . . . getting your guac on got easier. but burrito buyer, beware: you can't actually order food at a chipotlane. there's no speaker to give a staffer your order, like you'd find at traditional drive-thrus. at the chipotle version - which is billed as a "mobile order pick-up lane" - you have to mobile-order and then you go to the chipotlane to pick up your food. loser: twitter's sales forecast falls short on tepid user growth . . . .daily active users increase to 126 million from 115 million. twitter gave a lackluster first-quarter sales forecast and reported tepid user growth, suggesting that changes to improve the social-media platf

so we've got all of the big shots here, a lot of big shots fr . from the board of supervisors, i was advised that supervisor norman yee would come up and speak, and all the other supervisors would back him up. come on. >> president yee: [speaking chinese language] >> president yee: happy new year of the pig. >> there you go. aren't they cute? >> president yee: i just want to say this is going to be a great year of celebration starting today, new yes, sar's. many things are coming to make chinatown a place where more people are coming. last year, they opened up the new chinese community centers. this year, we -- for the first time, i've actually seen the children from ctccc that started the first bilingual chinese preschool in chinatown. so this is going to be a great year for us, and i'm glad that my colleagues are all here to help kick off the new year's, the year of the pig. thank you very much. [applause] >> supervis >> supervisor fewer: [speaking chinese language] >> supervisor fewer: hello, everyone. i'm sandra fewer, the supervisor of distri

the two groups have been competing for landd and water fr years. a u.n. investigatioion shows tht rape and sexual violence against women and girls is still widespread in south sudan, despite the signing of a peace deal to end ththe five-year civl war last september. many of the perpetrators were members of youth militia groups or the n national ararmy. france has sent its ambassador back to italy following the biggest diplomatic dispute between the two countries since world war ii. last week, paris recalled the ambassador to protest what they called italian meddling in the french system after someone met with yellow vests activists. the munich conference has opened. it is three days of high-stakes global debate and closed-door meetings, and the u.s. has sent its largest ever delegation. the host, germany, is focused on cooperation at all levels but, first and foremost, on the european continent. reporter: he couldn't have made a stronger statement. the head of the munich security conference opened the meeting wearing an eu hoodie. he wants people to know

the santa rosa native smming fr accusations he made up a story about being the victim of a hate crime. surveillance video emerged showing two brothers at the center of the investigation buying items used in the alleged attack. chicago police are going to hold a briefing at 7:00 a.m. our time. abc news will carry that as a news conference and a special report when it happens. >>> this morning, we're learning more about a deputy involved shooting in the north bay. >> body cam video captured the deadly encounter between a napa county deputy with the driver that shot at her. you may find this video disturbing. >> roll down the window. roll down the window. >> shots fired, shots fired. >> deputy riley jer he can i immediately returned fire and killed javier hernandez morale ez. this happened sunday night and the deputy was not hurt. >> she responded accordingly. we are proud of the deputy's incredible poise and composure through had event and her fight to save her life. >> investigators say the deputy was checking on hernandez morales after seeing his car parked along a rural road. hernand

[man on other line] i can't tell fr.. this photos... need better shots.hank you for flying turkish airlines. taxi! you waiting for someone? no. just... looking. >>> it's the super bowl of stock car racing today. emotions running high for legendary redskins coach joe gibbs at today's 61st running of the daytona 500. gibb's son died at age 49 and they had a historic race that saw drama, tears, a c 21 carsh and lots of flames. j.d. wore number 11 when he 1 ayed football so on lap today, nascar honoring hismo me. ten laps left. the big one. thatretty much takes out everyone. look at this. 21 cars involved in the wreck. the dvers austin dylan, chase elliott among the many drivers involved in this one. sparks, flames everywhere. the number 10 car on top of the number 38 car. scene. crazy 12 cautions and five wrecks and the race's fina 20 laps as you can oksee. everywhere. and amazingly, no major ri inju. no one was hurt and the race went into overtime. den denny hamlin in the lead. e gibbs racing finishing 1, 2, 3 wit hamlin getting his second win. daytona 500

. >> the governor said he did not purchase the yearbook a had not seen that picture until ay fr >>> this morning, we are hearing from northam's medical school roommate. >> he says he was at the party with northam. he said noram did not wear those clothes to the party. >> was i didn't recognize that picture. i didn't recognize anyone in it. i didn't know where or when it was taken. i don't thioo it like him. ralph was thinner than the people in that picture. >> coming up next half hour, we will hear from lawmake in the commonwealth that are calling for northam to gnre they say this could affect the general assembly in ssn. >>> president trump says he can shut down the government again if he does not get funding for a wall at the u.s./mexico border. we're ten days away from a deadline for bipartisan lawmakers to come up with a deal to keep the government open. he says the country is being invaded by crinals and repeated the threat of a national emergency i he doesn't get the money. the deadline is february 15th. coming up at 4:45, we will check in with tracie potts who has news on this sto

they wanteted a legal basis s fr suspendingng habeas corprpus. theyey gang today does not eveno to court. this is beenen habeas corpus without any lead of the courts. in that sense, it it is closer to fascism than it ever was during the mccarthy period. amy: and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. democrats have selected former georgia gubernatorial candidate stacey abrams to deliver the response to presidident trump's state of the union address. the address will take place on after being delayed due the tuesday government shutdown. abrams will become the first person not in public office to respond to the president. she will also become the first african-american woman to deliver the response. senate minority leader chuck schumer praised abrams for her work on voting rights. she recently launched fair fight action, a voting rights advocacy group, after she narrowly lost the georgia's governor's race to secretary of state brian kemp who was widely accused of suppres

north korean leaderim jong-un began their summit in vietnam today where trump referred to kim as his fr and kim said to trump, "quiet, i'm watching the michael cohen testimony." [ laughter ] during the congressional testimony of former trump attorney michael cohen today, republican representative qujustin amash asked cohene, "what's the truth that you know ?"president trump fears mo said coh, "probably that grimace is actually just an actor inside of a costume." [ laughter ] "what?!" congressman rashida tlaib and representative mark meadows got into an argument during a committemeeting today over whether tlaib suggested that meadows was racist for bringing a black former trump organization employee to the ntaring and citing her hiring as proof that presirump is not a racist. take a look. >> the fact that someone would actually use a prop, a black woman in ts chamber, in this committee -- is alone racist in itself. donald trump is settg -- >> mr. chairman, i ask that her words being taken down. >> i reclaim my time. >> seth: look at michael cohen. [ laughter ] 's, like, "do i -- till nee

they want to know where can we put the wall, exactly where can .the materials come fr it's interesting the president is weighing those options. the bottom line is the president doesn't know what he's going to do. there's been back and forth on whether or not the prede intends to stein this but the president has not made up his mind as of this hour.dr >> wf: you mention the wall. we know the president did not get all the mo money he wanted r the wall and, yet, the white house is saying lley're sti going to build a barrier. how co'do they plan do that? >> the white house is unhappy with the numr they're getting for the wall funding. the president wanted $5.7 billion, instead he got $1.37 billion. the white housis looking at this idea of whether or not he can pull from different funds. the president hasn't decidwh h pot he's going to pull from, but the key question is who does he want to make mad? on the one hand, conservatives tell me the president would loo very happy to his base and it would be very good for his base if he pulled money from the d or the army corps of engineers or possi

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how church leaders planned to do it next. .8 marked the end of a summit fr catholic leaders... to deal with the church )s sex abue scandal. the pope said catholic clergy who abuse children are quote, "tools of satan". nearly 200 church leaders from around the world... spent the past 4 days addressing the scandal... that has seen the church pay billions of dollars in settlements, over the last 30 years. the vatican says it will formulate follow-up measures to make sure all bishops return home knowing how to put anti- abuse procedures into place. pope francis also vowed that the church will "spare no effort" to bring abusers to justice, and will not cover up abuse. royal couple prince harry and his wife, meghan... continue to tour through morocco... the duke and >>> royal couple prince harry and meghan continue to tour morocco. they met school girls attending the "education for all" boarding house. girls age 12-18. they want to make sure girls in rural communities are able to continue their education. the brief visit is expected to be meghan's last international trip before she g

robert: t pushback fr courts . pushback from the democrats. you have to wonder if there's going to be pushback from the people. the spending little -- bill includes funding for 55 mills -- miles ofew barriers. democrats made sure those barriers will not massive concrete walls. it also 3r50eu6eds provisions for more secity. uch as money for humane tanche aide. the trump administration is also eyeing billions i elsewherethe federal budgets for border barriers, such $600 billion for dealing with seized drugs and more than $3 billion from other military construction projects. garrett, will there be any counter insidest the admition about the use of these funds? whetherit from committee chairmen or cabinet secretaries? garrett: this was a day i think the senate really missed having john mccane around. i can imagine him screaming in the hallways about this. the white house has two problems. first of all they're going to have to spend this money. they said don't worry about it, we'd much ramp this money two to the wall, he said of generals. really? t

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don: looks like a still fr some mafioso film. reporter: were you scared?o, i was too excited to be scared. i was scared of not getting pictures. his reputation growing rapidly, don mccullin's assignments took into war zones across the world. don: that was in cambodia. m reporter: whes a great photograph as far as you are concerned? don: it has impact. i do not want you to walk past my pictures without getting some message from it. reporter: as well as warzones far away, don mccullin has also focud on conflict and deprivation close to home. these pictes are black and ite. why is that? don: black and white has a much ronger way of voicing itself to you. iita silent voice, but i wanted to bein a shosilent voice so you don't miss it. reporter: some photographers have bemoaned the ubiquity of camera phones. what do you think? don: people are realizing they want to record their lives. in a way it is enhancing the love of photography. nt to vietnam, but it wa not until 1968 that i came across a real opportunity to stay in a battle for nearly two weeks. this pictu

the move by majority lder mcconnell comes as the president also diverged fr his intelligence chiefs.oining me are peter alexander, from the "new york times," bob woodward, plults 34ru9ser prize winning autr at the "washington post." shawna thomas for vials news and nancy cordes, chief congressional correspondent for cbs news. bob, welcome back to "washington week." bob: thank you. robert: watching tho clips of director of national intelligence, dan coates, we see all these conclusions but yet there's this gap between he and president trump. why this gap? bob: yes, and of course the intel community is in many w as priest hood and it's a closed system.t in fact,he c.i.a., they call the president the first customer and everythin is to be funneled to him and then to have the president,nd com in chief, the first customer, kick them so harmed and say you need you're k to school, naive is insulting and is we find in the trump presidency, it's not in trump's own interests, even if he feels that. he should call them in and say hey, guys, go back to school or something ke tha and as we are jus