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a lot of the hills in the bay. close egg into mountain view, east of sunniville, highway 1, mission college boulevard, good moderate rain cell there, and further north around san ramon and danville, there's wet weather and a limit of icy precipitation over the hills. back westward off the coast, all this rotates in. we got really low snow levels, some sunshine, and a system moving through the area that provides lift. we had some downpours from stenson beach and panoramic highway looking at icy conditions, so it's slick out there. the temperatures are cool. right where our sweep is on mt. st.helena, you can see the rain. winter weather advisory until 11:00, and 4-7 inches of snow below 7,000 feet. winds shift southwest to the west today. blustery. 51 in the city as well as mountain view, not much of a warmup out there today, just a couple more degrees. it's going to be an awfully chilly day, 48 in fairfield. this is the view from the east bay hills camera. you see all the clouds out there making for a pretty day, bu

can't rule out a shower or two in the east bay hills and south bay hills. additional rain totals not expecting a whole lot more. temperatures first thing in the morning, upper 30s to upper 40s. it is going to be chilly. you will need that coat or that jacket. and then for the afternoon a combination of sun, clouds, isolated showers. mid-50s to low 60s. so keep that extra layer handy. accuweather forecast we'll call it spotty showers tomorrow. temperatures will be noticeably higher friday, saturday, inland and then we're back to another storm. every few days we're getting a storm coming through here, which is perfect for april. level one, sunday afternoon through monday, and another one rolls through here on wednesday. that's also a light level one system. at this point, dan, it's a good idea to download the accuweather app and keep track of those and you know the wet weather can be big here in the bay. >>> coming up a deal that ♪ you don't just want easy. you want "streaming all your favorite shows on the fastest internet" easy. you want "internet that help

[ cheering continues ] >> let's go. >> the hill is ours!harge over the wall, it looks as if the south has won the war. >> fire! >> pickett's charge was doomed to failure. pickett's force begins receiving direct fire and is devastated. >> of the nearly 15,000 confederate soldiers who participate in the charge, nearly half will become casualties. >> pickett's charge is known as the high-water mark of the confederacy, the closest rebel troops would come to winning the war. and it's also thought to be the peak of the confederacy as a concept. many argue that once the rebels are driven back down cemetary ridge, the hopes of a confederate victory and confederate nation are dashed for good. but many more opportunities will be gained and lost before this war is over. ♪ >> for james longstreet, who has foreseen the disaster, the unsuccessful charge is a bitter pill to swallow. >> can you see how our boys are doing? >> lee has authored an epic disaster, and he alone must live with the consequences. [ horse neighs ] >> general pickett, assemble your d

and they were populating these strong positions on cemetery ridge, cemetery hill, and culp's hill, but hancock has the tactical facility, the presence to think, little round -- we have got to do something about little round top. first thing, it is an elevated piece of ground. and secondly, it will help alleviate the threat of lee trying to turn or flank the union left. ok? and effectively, what hancock does is sketch out the framework for what becomes known as the union's fishhook line. if there is, if they are going to fight at gettysburg, they will fill in between the positions that hancock has laid out. the famous fishhook will develop from hancock's dispositions. so he is effectively the architect of the fishhook line. ok. i don't have too much more time, here, but i want to say a few more things. oh. hancock's, of course, his first order was to take command of the field. secondly, however, he was to report to meade on what was going on there. meade wanted hancock to help him make a decision on whether to abandon the pipe creek plan and send everybody to gettysburg, or to stick wit

or more concern on capitol hill especially from the opposition party who can't stand this president where is robert byrd he's in his grave whereas ted kennedy he's in his grave the democrats are dreadfully silent tonight in support i guess silence give support over what the president is that least thinking about doing advertising that he's going to hit syria russia get out of the way oh yeah i think that's i think it's not seeing anything anybody on the left of really having that anti-war it's as if there are no anti-war voices in congress i mean why and you know even during the two thousand and three you bring up to the iraq war we had some people that now that were saying something and now we're not now let's say that the united states fires missiles into syria and russia makes good on on their statement and shoots them down. what happens next where does the escalation go from that will that's the scary thing no one knows and no one on capitol hill is asking that question that's what's even more ominous how well thought out is this the united states i would go so far as to say is

back on the hill, facebook ceo mark zuckerberg faces another grilling on capitol hill yesterday.turn where lawmakers ramped up the possibility of regulating the tech

. >> so we are following that on the hill. >>> and also on the hill as you look at the live capitol dome, we're watching for someone else, french president emmanuel macron. that's because he's addressing congress later this hour. we might get more specifics on his talks about iran, syria, trade, and climate. >>> plus, the travel ban gets its day in court because right now the nation's nine top justices are hearing a challenge to one of the president's controversial policies. justices will decide whether ties travel ban as you took a live look was down discriminate or to protect americans. we'll take you there. we've got our team here this morning for a busy 60 minutes. they're ready to rock and roll and let's start with garrett hake over on capitol hill. in garrett, in our report thong the last couple days i have heard from celebration officials they are going fight. i'm told jackson does not want to back down. he wants this hearing. congress has giving him a red light, right? senator tester was out on our story on the today show this morning talking i lit bit about how he sees this deve

live at morgan hill city hall this afternoon. back to you up in oakland. >> jessie, thank you. >>> a vallejo elementary school teacher accused of inappropriate behavior faces criminal charges. 36-year-old andrew lund is a 4th agreed teacher at glen cove elementary school and arrested yesterday for attempting to contact a minor for sex and sending harmful material to a young person. he communicated earlier this month with an undercover investigator posing as a young girl. >>> the dallas state university campuses -- the california state university campuses push to raise tuition is now off the table. they discussed raising tuition by $228 a year at a meeting in may but students have been protesting the idea since it was first introduced in january but instead is increasing the state to increase education funding for the next budget. >>> and still ahead, traffic relief on the hitch monday-san rafael bridge. >> and blue skies across much of the bay area as a warm up is coming for the weekend. we will check in with mary for the forecas

we will be live at biggin hill wait a fly past is due to take place.nd hugh edwards discusses the events to mark the 100th birthday of the raf. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. labour has sought to distance itself from some facebook groups set up itself from some facebook groups set up by itself from some facebook groups set up by supporters ofjeremy corbyn after it emerged members have posted anti—jewish, violent and abusive comments. the sunday times says it has uncovered over 2000 offensive messages. labour says it did not run the groups or have any official connections with them, and it has strict rules preventing discrimination. earlier, lord carlisle told me the leader leadership needs to take action. i think it demonstrates thatjeremy corbyn is not to be trusted as a potential leader of this country. there are much better people available, and the labour party is in trouble because of his weakness in dealing with this matter and that ofjohn mcdonnell. and this is not just about anti—semitism, it is about racism of all kinds. it is unaccep

a live picture from capitol hill right now.ny set to get under way in just a few moments. >>> number two, breaking news from washington. house speaker paul ryan will not seek re-election. he will serve out his term and retire in january. he's set to speak from capitol hill at 7:00. >>> 12-hour planner shows sunshine through noon. temperatures cooler through yesterday. rain in the north baby 4:00, most of us getting it by 7:00. >>> a driver is dead and two juvenile passengers with life-threatening injuries after their car lost control and flipped down an embankment in san jose. >>> number five, chp has found evidence suggesting a family from southern california crashed into the eel river. the family hasn't been seen since thursday when they were supposed to stop in san jose. >>> number six, in an early morning tweet today, president trump told russia to get ready for a missile strike against syria. this comes after a suspected poison gas attack in syria over the weekend. >>> number seven, we are following your wednesday morning

live outside morgan hill police headquarters in morgan hill this afternoon. jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> thank you. the federal aviation administration has issued an emergency order for all airlines to conduct engine inspections following tuesday's deadly accident on a southwest flight. the faa said planes with more than 30,000 take-offs must undergo inspections within 20 days. the order affects an estimated 350 planes in the u.s. on tuesday, a woman died after she was partially sucked out of a broken window on a southwest flight. investigators say a fan blade in the engine suffered metal fatigue before breaking and causing the engine to fail. >>> america's biggest pot party is counting down to the minutes right now. we are less than 10 minutes away until 4:20 on this date of 4/20. here's a live look at golden gate bridge. we'll go back live there in just a few minutes. >> plus, the democratic national committee files suit against the trump campaign and others following the presidential election. coming up next, east bay congressman eric swalwell joins us

. >> bill: as we watch that capitol hill house speaker paul ryan will be in front of reporters one hour from now as we learn about his future and fate as that news comes in today. >> sandra: peter doocy is live on capitol hill. what are you hearing? >> we're hearing that the speaker of the house, paul ryan, does not plan to seek reelection in his district in wisconsin but he does plan to stay on until january and this is going to come as a surprise to a lot of members, a lot of the rank and file in the republican conference who are set to meet now any minute we've been watching them file in across the hallway here. a lot of the republicans tasked with trying to maintain the house majority were expecting to lose some seats in competitive districts but were not expecting to lose the speaker of the house. every indication that ryan has given he has said to this point that he plans to stay on as speaker. now apparently that has an expiration date. only will be the speaker until january. the question becomes who will succeed ryan? the next two behind him in leadership are the house majority

i am sorry. >> this was day one of his testimony on capitol hill. he spent almost 5 hours on the hot seat and it never seemed to waver or lose his composure. good evening.>> the 33-year-old facebook ceo appeared patient during that hearing despite warnings that congress may draft legislation to toughen privacy regulations. we have live coverage tonight. the question of just who owns your data. first we go to caroline on capitol hill. carolina, he navigated the hearing today. tomorrow a house kemeny gets its turn. >> >> reporter: you are right. it was a rough day for mark zuckerberg. he faced to five hours of tossed -- tough questioning and he is back at it in the morning. >> mark zuckerberg trying to reassure senators that facebook is taking action . in the wake of a data privacy scandal that affected millions. >> it will take time to work through the changes we need to make across the company. i am committed to getting this right. >> why should we trust facebook to make the necessary changes to ensure user privacy in give people a clear picture of

thousands were lighting up at hippie hill.ers went to dispensaries around the area to buy legal marijuana. ktvu's henry lee spent much of the day at harborside in oakland and has more from the newsroom. >> reporter: no contact high here. i assure you. that operation at harborside is clean and secure. and people from everywhere converged to the famous cannabis dispensary known for its fight to legalize pot. >> thank you for coming. spread the good word back to tennessee. >> it's cannabis for all. >> reporter: on "420" lines were long and business was brisk at harborside health center in oakland for pot purchases big and small. >> really for the experience. i bought one joint. um, but i mean, it's worth it, just seeing everyone in line. that's what i came for. >> reporter: people flocked to the dispensary along oakland's waterfront. they rejoiced in the legalization of recreational marijuana in the state. >> just everyone is here. i have never seen it so cool and vibrant and all walks of life. everyone can just walk in. it's nev

i don't own a car like most of my nob hill neighbors and russian hill friends, we walk and take the bus. i am so in favor of this store because it will help me that gt groceries that i can't get at trader joe. i buy cheeses on saturday at the cheese store and i like to spread my money around to the merchant. i walk to my office every day at california an van ness where i am a commercial real estate agent. i haven't put a tenant on over 4.5 years because of the shottity condition that it's in. these tenants want an anchor, so bringing 365 to our neighborhood will help us build this neighborhood up. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> along with the great majority of may neighbors i strongly support the conversion of the old lombardis to a whole foods 365. the opponents talk about the need for housing, but there has been a lot of growth of housing within the least few year. within five or six years and within a three block radius of the site there has been 213 units added in four different large scale apartment buildings that have been built. rumor has it there are three other sites withi

things went down hill because no one could drive up if this hill. >> if you look at driveway, it's thawed out quite a bit now. ac transit buses couldn't get up the driveway. so they were stuck there for a half hour to 45 minutes. >> reporter: traffic was backed up all the way down skyline boulevard to redwood road. >> it was slippery. there is a lot of puddles where the water accumulates. >> reporter: hail and dangerous black ice on the the roads forced administrators at skyline high to delay the start of the school day but almost two hours. >> i believe there is a lot of kids that tried to come up here but they could not. >> reporter: kenny worked for oakland public works department for decades. in 30 years you have never seen this. >> i have never seen it like this. we try to do the best we can and get everything to the side so no cars will slip and slide. that is the best we can do. >> reporter: did you expect this when you went to work today? >> no, i did not. >> reporter: before the hailstorm came over here to the oakland hills, there was hail on the ground blanketing the ground on a

reporting live from pleasant hill ... ali reid ... kron 4 news.... kron 4 news. hill ...osta sheriff's deputies arrest one of their own for allegedly having sex with two female inmates. deputy patrick morseman... is accused of forcing himself on those two inmates at the west county detention facility. despite claims the sex was consensual... lawyers for one of the inmates says it was rape... and the deputy paid at least one of the victims to keep quite about it. <"it was hush money. after sexually assaulting the victims the deputy said what do i need to do to get you to shut up and he put $300 in one of the victim's inmate accounts.">( james ) the sheriff's office has turned the case over to the d-a's office for futher investigation. ( james ) california lawmakers decided against adopting a zero tolerance policy on people under the age of 21 .... who drive under the influence of marijuana. a bill proposed by state senator jerry hill of san mateo, called for a one-year suspension of driver's licenses for minors who are caught driving with marijuana in their system. however

this is happening near old jonas hill road.ur morning commute takes you through that area, you might want to consider some other routes this morning. you can see the power is back on, that is good news and the lights are back on but it is slow going as they try to repair the lines. there are detours in place. >>> let's check weather. >> today will be much quieter.

>>reporter: this happen at a home in pleasant hill.diablo valley college and a couple of schools in this residential area as well. you can see police have the home closed off. we have had a chance to talk to a few neighbors off-camera told us they are disturbed, but not entirely surprised. they say they have noticed and even reported what they suspect it was drug activity in this house for months. police say based on the information they have gathered so far they believe the homicide was the result of a marijuana robbery. 11 pm last night is when several police -- people call police. when they arrived they found a man suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. the victim and others were able to tell police what the suspect who shot him said before the shooting.>> the suspect may specific statements regarding marijuana. that is why we knew that it was related to marijuana. it was a robbery. >>reporter: paramedics were not able to save the man. he died from his injuries. police are not releasing any information. police what not say if they

you have capitol hill up in arms that they can't get these documents.re is frustration up there. there is frustration from the president. what is taking so long? >> right. so, i mean, based on my experience both as a prosecutor and then a private practice beforehand, document review, they can just take time. one of the reasons they take some time is, you know, reviewing all the teeferls to look for relevance. but then to figure out what materials need to be redacted out of there. and so the additional folks that have been added is going to be helpful. bret brit i understand you are just coming on. you understand this process has been going on for a long time. >> right. >> bret: up until you. >> right. >> bret: here is trey gowdy up on capitol hill. >> if there is a national security issue, we want it redacted. but, most of what they send us now looks like an ink blot test. i want to be able to support the fbi and doj but the world's premier law enforcement agency can't seem to operate a damn copying machine. wwe are tired of being patient. >> bret: you

santa rosa and light rain from fairfield to vaca ville, as we head toward the south bay and morgan hill, gilroy moderate pockets of rain around del monte so watch out and mt. hamilton has been seeing snow. it is not been just mt. hamilton, we've seen snow in the santa cruz mountains and lightning strikes as we take you back in time, we've seen hail as we showed you in the pictures. this is a level one. it is a light system on our storm impact scale and the next few hours isolated showers and thunder and the winds will remain gusty. i'll let you know if there are more spring storms in the forecast. let me give you a hint. don't put the brae-- the braebs away. >>> a traffic mess in its wake was left behind. and we have that part of the coverage from laura. >> reporter: that is hard to imagine right now, because the sun is shining, but earlier today this roadway behind me was packed with cars for as far as the eye could see. many of them slipping and sliding thanks to the hail that moved through. >> it sounded like machine gun bullets hitting the house. >> reporter: franco perez said it wa

winds up to 40 miles per hour in some of the bay area hills, the north and east bay hills. rain-snow futurecast: through 4 p.m. until about midnight we'll see some scattered showers. definitely noticing snow coming through as well across the higher elevations. we may get a dusting of snow as low as 3,000 feet so that means some of our local hills could have some snow on the peaks. now, by thursday, 2:00, 3:00, most of it will be done. we'll have some lingering showers for tomorrow. then look, friday through saturday a break. sunday 1:00, 2:00, the next storm is going to arrive. that was coming in from the north, as well. so it will bring our temperatures down. but while we have that break friday, saturday, temperatures will rise. and then they will drop again sunday and monday as we continue to see showers through monday. here's a look from homewood. that's the camera they have right by the lifts up there. i just want to show you the cloud coverage because it looks really neat as that sun is rising. so shades of yellows and oranging, all that good stuff up there. but pretty

calistoga may have just a few sprinkles in the hills as well. the future model will show you that by 2 pm, that over the bay area, there is not a lot. this will be the chance for some scattered shower activity over portions of the central bay, and at the end of the second end of the day, that's it. tomorrow morning, we will wake up with cloudy skies once again. it will have a more organized front moving through the afternoon. the evening drive may have scattered showers the. we will be tracking the weather for tomorrow's rain. it could speed up or slow down. >>> it will dry out once again after thursday. we are not expecting a whole lot, maybe a half inch for some of our urban areas. maybe more in some of our hills. that goes through thursday night. we will be trying out for most of the weekend. the high will be 64 degrees in san francisco. low 60s are expected in santa rosa. it is 5 to 10 degrees cooler than where we were yesterday. here's look at the extended forecast. temperatures wl drop off weesday and thursday with a chance of scattered sh

exiting fremont, milpitas and san jose and over the top of morgan hill. we're beginning to see sunshine in san francisco where 1/3 of an inch of rainfall fell. petaluma with a 1/2 inch of rain, orinda nearly that much. this system will move out quickly. we'll have clear skies overnight and tomorrow morning leading to a very chilly night. it's still snowing in the mountains yet again. the sierra, 4,500 feet is the snow level, total snowfall 4 to 8 inches of snow. we actually have more rain, but more importantly we have temperatures near 80 coming up in the seven-day forecast. find out when on both coming up. >> thanks, paul. >>> ice covered road, that's not something bay area drivers are typically accustomed to dealing with. check this out, chopper 5 capturing this video of cars slipping and sliding in the east bay hills. some drivers gave up and abandoned their vehicles altogether. here's another driver who clearly lost control. you can see he was sliding sideways there. he tries to shovel all of this out with his shoes to try to find some dry pavement do

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the south bay, 80 degrees from morgan hill -- morgan hill. we hold on to this pattern for the back end of the weekend. a lot of sunshine, warm temperatures and in the extended forecast, a slight possibility of rain late in the week. i will have details on that and a look at the lake tahoe forecast coming up in a little bit. >>> we are hearing reports that a bus collided with a motorcycle on the bay bridge. here is video of the crew going by that accident. this happened just after 6:00 this morning. the numbers three and four lanes are closed. we will have more on that coming up. no word on how many people may be hurt. we will give you more updates as they become available. we are also following developing news coming from the announcement that north korea will suspend its nuclear missile test. this morning, china announced it is welcoming that decision. >> and while the pyongyang government gives no mention of giving up its nuclear program, international observers including a bay area lawmaker are seeing hopeful signs. more now from ktvu's mo

abc is watching this all from capitol hill. kenne kenneth? > reporter: the hearing starts in 30 minutes. by the end of the day, mark zuckerberg will have been questioned by nearly half of the u.s. senate. yes, lawmakers are demanding answers, and it's a chance for the man in charge of facebook to tell washington what the company is doing to protect user privacy. the facebook ceo's apology tour meeting with lawmakers ahead of the two-day grilling on capitol hill. in prepared testimony, the 33-year-old billionaire says facebook was used to spread fake news, hate speech, and allow interference in elections. it was my mistake and sorry, he says. i started facebook, i run it, and responsible for what happens here. >> are you doing enough to protect your users? >> reporter: the giant under fire for a massive data scandal, and this morning, 87 million woke up to a notice on their feeds notifying them their personal information was shared with cambridge analytica, the firm hired by the trump campa n campaign. >> if we don't reign in misuse of social

. >> you're not prepared to go up the hills, it can be scary. >> reporter: check out this hill in l.a. homeowners here say waze is putting people in danger by detouring drivers down one of the steepest streets in the country. from flipped cars to stalls, neighbors have documented a number of dangerous accidents. >> when you get to the top, you can't see the hill on the other side. >> reporter: at issue, waze uses driver data to find detours and short-cuts around traffic. friday morning waze sent drivers on a wiggle up union down to green to vallejo, but these steep streets have a 20 to 21% grade, what you wouldn't know looking at the app. >> that's definitely a tough situation to be put in. >> reporter: novice unsuspecting drivers may not realize where waze has sent them until it's too late to reverse course. >> people will do whatever the app tells them to do and it's scary sometimes. >> reporter: the city of lionia, new jersey, now restricts side streets to residents only during rush hour prompting waze to remove the short-cuts. >> i think as more people use these devices, it's some

a peter doocy is live on capitol hill utopia. peter?> mark zuckerberg kind of working the refs a little bit today, he is behind closed doors with the lawmakers who will question him tomorrow in a session that the world can watch on tv. we've seen his prepared remarks, he is expected to say that the russian manipulation of his platform was his fault and he is going to say this. "i've directed our teams to invest so much insecurity on top of the other investments were making that it will significantly impact our profitability going forward but i want to be clear about what our priority is. protecting our community is more important than maximizing our profits." on the hill there's a lot of talk about possible regulations for facebook pending tomorrow's testimony and at the white house there's a lot of talk about how seriously zuckerberg is going to take the opportunity to cleanup of this silicon valley sized mass. >> is he going to wear a suit and tie and clean white shirt? is he going to behave like an adult as a major corporate leader?

up a randomlyha numberedl hill in italy and charles haynes one day charges up the hill and as he makes progress there is no bullets, no bombs, he can't believe that he keeps going further and further he hit the apex when the germans open fire. they rip open holes in his legs shot inn the chest and the wound is size of a softball in his chest fellow soldiers cannot get him so he is bleeding out he thinks about his parents back home in durham and says his goodbyes and closes his eyes. it starts to rain and snow and an hour goes by, two hours, five hours, seven hours, 17 hours he lay dying inrs the snow and lied on the hill in italy until someone grabs his arm. charles. wake up. he barely opens his eyes and who does he see? frank parker the man who played against him on thehe football field with help from another soldier picks up his body carries him down the hill under gunfire to a medical tent transferred to a hospital in naples and makes a full recover recovery. frank parker after taking him to the medical tent turned around immediately and went back up the hill to save other lives ove

, check out this hill in la.ers here say ways is putting people in danger by putting drivers down one of the steepest streets in the country. there's a number of dangerous accidents. >> when you get to the top you can't see the hill on the other side. >> ways uses driver data to find detours and shortcuts around traffic. ways sent drivers on a wiggle. up union, over to green, and down valeho. they have a 20-21% grade, almost as steep as lumbar. >> that's definitely a tough situation to be put in if you're just visiting or driving stick in the city. >> novice unsuspected drivers may not realize where ways sent them till it's too late to reverse course. >> people do whatever the happen tells nem -- app tells them and it's scary sometimes. >> the app now restricts residential streets to residents only. >> we'll have to continue to monitor and explore what options are out there. >> for now, sfmta says drivers need to be mindful when relying on apps to guide them. >> especially in san francisco where we have very stee

last i look facebook's stock is up ahead of mark zuckerberg getting ready to testify on capitol hill. he has got quite a 24 hours ahead of i am to the house tomorrow. trish regan. trish: we'll be all over it as neil said. what minutes away from facebook ceo mark zuckerberg much anticipated testimony on capitol hill. lawmakers expect to grill the facebook ceo for failing to protect personal data and fake news during the 2016 election. some trade fears are beginning to ease. president xi announced that china will reduce tariffs on imported vehicles. seems like the tough talk on trade may actually be paying of. don't forget, we are china's biggest paying customer. they need us more than we need them. with that in mind they ought to

hills burg. over toward napa and moderate rain falling. shifting to the east along highway 4 we have some along bay point and antioch. seaing a little -- seeing a little bit of light rain. it was not expected to die down until sunset or so. over the diablo range in mount hamilton. snow falling. all the way down to 3,000 feet. even a little lower this morning. that is also going on. morgan hill highway 101 between will there and gilroy you have wet weather there. be in the sierra it continues to come down. although it's taper off from earlier. there is still an advisory in place until 11:00 tonight. if you are going to see the a's play later today, it will be a cool one. 52-degrees. very breezy out there. we will remain with a slight chance at a few scattered showers. and then it will taper off as we get into the evening hours. as we get into 7:00 or so, notice not a lot going on. but with this type of pattern it's literally impossible to know where the pop up activities will occur. so we will leave in a very slight chance before we dry out

what's happening on the hill?teresting element is one, we saw what senator rounds did this morning. i was told yesterday by several staffers that the sheer number of senators you saw come to cameras and say repeatedly, you can't do this, this would be the end of your presidency, was designed to happen. this is their way of communicating with the president, going on tv and trying to get across to him, we might not be doing anything legislati legislatively, please don't do this. the interesting element i noticed yesterday in the past couple of weeks, mcconnell and ryan are talking to the white house about this. that's why they say he's not going to fire anybody. yesterday was the first day where senior republican staff was pretty on edge about where everything was going. in terms of what happens next on this, legislatively, there's not a clear pathway forward and the president could veto that legislation. because of that, everybody is just sitting there hoping that this goes away. >> there's no sense that there is a

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. >>> it is day two of facebook ceo's mark zuckerberg testifying on capitol hill. today's testimony took on an edgier tone than yesterday with zuckerberg telling lawmakers he believes federal regulation is, quote, inevitable. warn ren -- warren blanchard has details. >> reporter: beginning the hearing with the same apology he gave the senate a day earlier. >> it was my mistake and i am sorry. >> reporter: the top issues, privacy and the controversy surrounding cambridge analytica, the political consulting firm which improperly scooped up the personal information of 87 million facebook users and was affiliated with the trump 2016 campaign. >> was your data included in the data sold to the malicious third parties? your personal data? >> yes. >> it was? >> reporter: some lawmakers saying that facebook's recent missteps show the need for the tech industry to be regulated. >> some would argue that more regulatory environment might ultimately stifle new platforms and innovators, some might describe as desperately needed competition. >> i think that it is inevitable that

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chi chi izundu is at the wartime airfield of biggin hill.aviation expert here that begin hill and we have got arguably the most iconic plane behind us? the most iconic, the spitfire, one of the saviours of the battle of britain. 0f spitfire, one of the saviours of the battle of britain. of course the hurricane as well, which we will see later on. the spitfire caught everyone's imagination, the sound, the shape of it. the rolls—royce engine, the sound of it.|j understand that even when german fighters were shot down by a hurricane, they lied and said they we re hurricane, they lied and said they were shot down by a spitfire because they were slow iconic? that's absolutely right. the hurricane really bore the brunt of the action, but it was the spitfire that the germans were afraid of. we can walk over to a hurricane now and it is made up of wood and learning. there we re made up of wood and learning. there were more hurricane italians during the battle of britain? yes, it was made of learning so if it was damaged, it could land, slap a patch

. >> reporter: united policyholders found after the 1989 oakland hills fire, just surveyed almost 501 country homeowners whose homes were totally destroy. it turns out that 66% say they learned from their insurers they are underinsured on their dwellings and 40% are underinsured on their contents. even if an insurance representative does not sell you enough coverage, which united policyholders say is often the case, the law protects them from liability. >> the law says the agent only has a general duty to procure your insurance. they don't have a specific duty to procure you enough insurance. >> reporter: six months after the fire, 80% of the dwelling claims are unsettled and 60% of the content claims are also unsettled. many did not get an advance on their alternate livi expenses. the majority had to list each and every item and what it costs, a source for major complex. only one in four have had the time or the ability to follow complaint with the insurance commissioner. that is probably why as many as 30% of victims have left or have not yet decided to stay. >> what are we going to

hills, north bay. totals less than .05 inches of rain but the chance of showers as you wake up tomorrow morning. 40s and 50s to start the day. how much more rain possible in your sunday forecast ahead in your seven-day forecast. >>> traffic and weather on your smartphone, download the free nbc bay area app. access our radar and a personalized forecast which is more accurate than the standard weather app. >>> a major development in the inter-korean summit talks. north korea has agreed to shut down the country's nuclear test site and is going to do it by next month. north korean leader kim jong-un also says he will invite experts from south korea and the u.s. to inspect the sites for transparency. this comes a day after kim and south korean president moon vowed complete denuclearization of the korean peninsula. >>> they call it nerd prom. it's the annual white house correspondents dinner in washington, d.c. president trump opted rut. it raises funds for scholarships. the highlight of the night was comedi

we could see a dusting for the wine country hills. here is a look at the winds, hayward, west wind at 16. oakland, south wind at 13. as some of the heavier rounds of rain come through, the wind gusts will pick up. you will notice heavy showers and then there will be a break. kind of fast moving cells associated with this system. livermore is at 44 degrees. san francisco is at 49. expect the temperatures to not rise much. san francisco will reach the mid-50s and that's it. that puts us about 9 degrees below average. and everywhere you look, mid-to upper 50s which is not normal for thisime of year. we should be a lot warmer. 58 in san jose and 54 in pacifica. here is a look at why. this cold front is coming through, bringing us colder air and continued thunderstorm activity. through 8:00 tonight, we will continue to see more rainfall. some areas already saw about a half an inch of rain. other areas are still expected to get a quarter inch or more in some spots. your seven-day forecast is showing a quick drying. tomorrow, sunny skies and

it he goes further and further he hits the apex of the hill when the germans opened fire. they rip open holes in his leg, he is shot in the chest wound the size of a softball is inn his chest fellow soldiers cannot get him so he leaned -- laser and is bleeding out and prs says prayes thinks about his parents and senses goodbye and closes his eyes. it starts to rain and snow one hour, two, five hours, 17 hours in this snow and mud until somebody grabs his arm charles. wake up. wake up. he barely opens his eyes and is still alive at this point who does he see? frank parker the man who played against him on the football field two years earlier picks him up and his bloodied body carries them down the hill under gunfire gets into a medical tent and transferred to a hospital in naples and makes a full recovery. frank parker after going to the medical tent turns around immediately to go back up the hill to save their lives over the next 24 hours. charles is released imagine almost dying on theea hill and a few months later back on the frontline because we needed bodies franken pa

>> they are not widely shared on the hill at all. senator paul repeatedly angers his colleagues, including majority leader mcconnell, pushing those views. there is a sentiment he does that to get attention. rather than from sincere belief. the pompeo nomination in particular, a lot of his fellow republicans are pretty angry with him at the moment he is trying to hold up the nomination that is widely supported at the health. senator paul's resistance could sway over democrats that might be on the fence. is there any evidence of that? >> i don't know how much influence he has with democrats. his views are pretty widely known and understood among his colleagues and said to be contained to himself. he is not a member who tends to have wide influence within his colleagues. host: let's go to tacoma park, maryland. daniel, democrats line. >> when mike pompeo was asked about his views on homosexuality, he refused to answer. the senator asked, can you answer?ive a yes or no he thinks homosexuality is an abomination and i find that really sad

. >>> next here, to that political bombshell on capitol hill. speaker of the house paul ryan announcing today he will not run again. he will leave congress in january. abc's mary bruce on the hill tonight with the reason why, and what this could mean for his seat and for republicans, as the midterms near. >> reporter: a standing ovation for the speaker of the house, paul ryan, breaking the news to his staff. after nearly 20 years in congress, he is retiring, but not until the end of this term. >> mr. speaker, why are you resigning? >> not resigning. i'm not resigning. >> reporter: the decision, he says, is personal. >> some of you know my story. my dad died when i was 16, the age my daughter is, and i just don't want to be one of those people looking back at my life, thinking i'd spent more time with my kids, when i know if i spend another term, they will only know me as a weekend father. >> reporter: he insists it has nothing to do with his rocky relationship with the president, or the prospect republicans could take a beating in the midterms.

in coastal hills 6." tomorrow morning, there's the commute. i don't know. a little later if you can have those options and then by 4:00, we'll have scattered showers. afternoon is fine. this is rain in the mountains at pass level. then it will turn over to snow by saturday morning. but look at that hit on saturday. about 3 a.m., that's the main impact. that's the main effect. that's when the urban and small stream flood advisories will go up and things will start to happen. most of us will not be on the roads. clears out quick on saturday. clears out quick on sunday. and then there's the five-day forecast. these things when they stop can be devastating. hopefully this thing doesn't stall out in the north bay and give you problems in the san anselmo creek. we'll know a lot by tomorrow afternoon. >> if it doesn't stall out it will be over by -- >> we can manage this much water. >> thank you. >>> coming up next in sports, the warriors went into indiana looking for a road win against the pacers. it doesn't quite work out the way they hoped. mark is up next with