they are supposed to go to this hill called bunker hill. is actually two hills. thanabout 40 feet taller breeds hill, but in the darkness, the men get confused and go to the forward hill, breeds hill, it is closer to boston. in some ways that is good and in some ways it's bad. over the course of the night, they dig a fortification. up onen the british wake the morning of june 17, they can hear some shoveling. in thend somewhere neighborhood of 2000 to 3000 americans have done application on a kernel technically and they are overlooking the city of boston. gage decides that this is a threat. let the troops stay overlooking the city and you've got to drive them back. who he puts in tactical command, the guy who will command on the battlefield is certainly in how -- is sir william howe. he's the commander underground. if you are the british and you see these americans appear you do,hill, what would would you leave them there, what would you do, any ideas? student: [indiscernible] bunker hill is 40 feet higher. prof. gabriel: here or here. ok. in a sense, you control

they are supposed to go to this hill called bunker hill. bunker hill is the back hill. it is about 40 feet taller than breeds hill, but in the darkness, the men get confused and go to the forward hill, breeds hill, it is closer to boston. in some ways that is good and in some ways it is bad. overnight, they dig a fortification. when the british wake up on the morning of june 17, they can hear some shoveling and they don't know what is going on. they hear some shoveling and find that 2000, 3000 americans have dug in and are overlooking the city of boston. thomas gage decides that this is a threat. you cannot let those troops stay overlooking the city you have to drive them back. and the man who gage puts in tactical command, the guy who will command on the battlefield, is so william howe. he is tactical, he's the commander on the ground. now, if you're the british, and you see these americans are a p on this hill, what would you guys do? how would you attack them? what would you do? any ideas? student: [indiscernible] bunker hill is 40 feet higher. prof. gabriel: here or

hill? >> absolutely not. >> did your kid kill hannah hill? >> no. >> two trials. >> i was a wreck. it was just very intense. >> would there ever be justice for hannah hill? >> the truth always comes out. here's dennis murphy with our story. >> she was a girl who made big entrances. >> she could walk in the room and light up the place. she would make the whole room smile. >> she was always happy, just wanted to have fun. >> but it was her exit, her sudden disappearance, poof, gone from her house just like that, that enshrouded young hannah hill in mystery. >> ms. hill was last seen last wednesday. we're asking anyone with any information contact the police department detective bureau. >> she was 18 years old, just days from turning 19, and seemed to be in for the night. a former homecoming queen in her pjs phoning a few friends from her basement bedroom at her mom and dad's in akron, ohio. it's too late now, but you wish she could answer just one question. why did you leave the house so sudd

beyond that the black hills are sacred to the lakota people. the respect and preservation is of a paramount importance. and how concept of leadership to a value system. for a man to distinguish himself as a leader in society, he not only had to exhibit bravery, but he also had to exemplify certain virtues, for example wisdom, fortitude, generosity. these values had to be acknowledged in him and seen in him by others for him to be respected as a leader. exploration into concepts blowup of, we have a unvarnished view of the battle. this ledger drawing behind me was created by a veteran of the battle with red horse. it clearly gets across the brutality of the battle. on the other side of the gallery, we have a muslim paid -- a muzzle- patent painted bylin another. it celebrates the lakota virtues and ways of living in the world. next we are going to look at muslin painting. this man -- this painting was painted by a man name strike. he fled up into canada with sitting bull, stayed with sitting bull for four years, at the time this was a major inte

it is known as the black hills expedition. he sends this military expedition into the black hills to confirm whether or not there is gold there. the issue is in the fort laramie treaty, political sovereignty over the black hills was clearly acknowledged. beyond that the black hills are sacred to the lakota people. for the lakota as well as cheyenne, the respect and preservation is of a paramount importance. we are looking at how lakota concepts of warfare relates to lakota concepts of leadership and how lakota concepts of lakotahip fit in to a value system. for a man to distinguish himself as a leader in society, he not only had to exhibit bravery, but he also had to exemplify certain virtues, for example wisdom, fortitude, generosity. these values had to be acknowledged in him and seen in him by others for him to be respected as a leader. in our exploration into concepts of warfare, we have a blowup of unvarnished view of the battle. this ledger drawing behind me was created by a veteran of the battle called red horse. it cle

there is that there is gold in the black hills. in third factor is that 1874, president grant sends in a military expedition, led by general custer, known as the 1874 black hills expedition. he sensed this military expedition into the black hills to confirm whether or not there is gold. that in theue is fort laramie treaty, lakota political sovereignty over the black hills was clearly acknowledged. beyond that, the black hills are sacred to the lakota people. lakota and cheyenne, the respect and preservation of the -- is ofls is a paramount importance. we are looking at how lakota relate to warfare lakota concepts of leadership and how lakota concepts of leadership fit into a lakota value system. , for a man too be distinguish himself as a leader in lakota society, he not only had to exhibit bravery, but he also had to exemplify certain virtues, for example wisdom, fortitude, generosity. and these values had to be acknowledged in him and seen in him by others for him to be respected as a leader. in our exploration into concepts of

northwest of dublin the hill of screen is located opposite island's cultural treasure the hill of tara a millennia old place of assembly. the region is also home to giant megalithic tombs unique monuments built around three thousand b.c. by people who left nothing behind but their graves. a digital reconstruction lens an impression of the graves interiors many built in alignment with astronomical events. the archaeologists dragged the senses across the meadow to determine what lies beneath the surface. is first on this device is to me rush wide and equipped with five sensors you can cover two to three factors a day with a device like this so it's a fast way of collecting and evaluating archaeological data. that insecure and equipped with sixteen senses their colleagues magnetometer is even more effective in gathering archaeological evidence that humans were going to go so we need to be careful here out of the because if we swap the cables and the sensors will transmit the wrong positions emitted about that's why we do a final channel to see that everything's working so the proof of thi

host: you said kids, these kids on capitol hill, is it primarily young people on capitol hill? rep. gresham: on the senate side the staff tends to be older in comparison to the house, more experience. we have larger staff and senators have to cover a broad range of issues. we have a staff that reflect s those interests and issues that we have to cover. our staff tends to be a bit older and a bit more experienced than the house staff. sure, they are young. i would agree, the best and brightest and they are committed to public service and are really engaged in the policy realm and our interest and debating ideas and issues. the hours are long in comparison to the private sector, the pay is lower. you do have to have a passion for what you do in order to do the job day in and day out. host: how long are the hours? describe a typical day or week on capitol hill. rep. daulby: the best example is when members come in their first -- when members come in, their first vote is at 6:30 at night. if you are handling that you're not leaving until 7:00. members vote very late at night. at least o

that people on capitol hill? >> that tends to be in comparison to the house more experience and we have larger staff and they have to cover a broad range of issues and have a staff that reflects those interests and issues we have to cover. our staff tends to be a bit older and more experienced than the house staff but sure, they are young. i would agree the best and brightest are folks who are attracted and committed to public service and are engaged in the policy and interested in debating ideas and issues but the hours are long in comparison to private-sector and pay is lower. you really do have to have a passion for what you do and in order to do the job, day in and do it well. >> how long are the hours? describe a typical day for a week on capitol hill. >> best example is when members come in every week. if you are a staffer handling that load and staffing that member you are not leaving until 7:00 o'clock so members vote very late at night and at least one day a week to be there until 7:00 o'clock in the day

i spoke with someone afterwards when they asked us to vacate at pleasant hill."> bart reported it was longer tha set them back their evening commute. as for the tree situation - a bart police officer tells me trees down in pleasant hill is nothing new - but it is new for bart.live in walnut creek, gayle ong kron 4 news. (ken) staying in the east bay... it will be a busy week for crews cleaning-up storm damage.(pam) kron four's philippe djegal reports from contra costa county... where trees were falling... because of the strong winds and rain. (philippe) approaching the caldecot tunnel... the dry freeway quickly became drenched late morning... with puddles building up on side roads... near storm drains where sandbags provided a little protection. in contra costa county, free sandbag stations are available in six different cities... including martinez, department of public works on waterbird way.nats- on withers avenue near pleasant hill road in lafayette.... the contra costa county public works department was busy cleaning up a downed valley oak tree.v

kron 4's gayle ong is live in pleasant hill with more on how commuters are handling the rain? gayle? people riding bart faced some delays..here at the pleasant hill stationafter a tree fell on the train tracks this evening. there were no injuries and no damages.just after 6 tonight - bart alerted the public via twitter about delays between concord and pleasant hill on the antioch and sfo lines due to obstruction.that was a large tree hitting a train car on the tracks.as crews worked to remove the tree,service was limited - running on a single track on the antioch line.one train had to be turned back at pleasant hill -- passengers either had to move to the opposite platform or catch another ride..

the president heads to capitol hill soon for lunch with senate republicans. many of them are worried even after the big oval office address last night that the white house does not have a sound strategy to end the government shutdown. plus big developments in the special counsel investigation, one is was rod rosenstein making plans to leave his post as deputy attorney general. his mueller probe has infuriated the president. another is court documents that sharing internal polling data with a russian for the 2016 campaign. >> why all of the secrecy? why all of the lies and most serious, why is the campaign chairman for a u.s. presidential candidate providing campaign polling data to someone linked to a foreign adversarial intelligence agency? >> back to that in a moment, but we begin with a new and important promise today from president trump's choice to be the next attorney general. a promise delivered just as we learned the man who currently oversees robert mueller's russia investigation is heading for the exits. a source confirming to cnn the deputy attorne

mark stauffer has lived in these hills for over 30-years. he says it is common for the wind and wet weather bring these big trees down sotthis tree came down as the bay area braces for a major storm. take a look at this hillside covered with black plastic tarp to prevent the exposed soil from sliding down onto the roadway. more storm preps are taking place here at the oakland public works corporate yard on shepard canyon road. this is where oakland hills residents can find sand bags to keep water from flooding their homes sotif oakland residents need sandbags after 4:30pm they will find them at the public works department main service center

this has been a perpetual effort on the hill. in the last few years like eric mentioned, there's been hundreds of provisions written to try to reflect the changing nature of both the global industrial base and the increasing speed by which technology is changing to try to move pentagon procurement processes in a way that reflects that environment and that speed. we tried to create faster contracting methods to connect the pentagon to small businesses, to universities and to non-traditional defense contractors, companies who don't usually work with the pentagon but are working in very important technical areas, cybersecurity and robotics and artificial intelligence. we tried to increase the flexibility of the existing procurement tools within the pentagon. the federal acquisition regulation is not noted as being the most adept and agile way of buying things for the pentagon. turns out there's a view on the hill and in the pentagon that that is an actual tailorable set of tools and processes. we have tried to write legislation that

let's make a successful chief of staff in capitol hill member office? >> guest: i would say someone who is empathetic staff and need an understanding to what is important to the member and having a very good sense of what the constituents are alike in their district and being from the home state that's been much easier for me and i go back a lot and i go to meetings with the member and i made sure what the folks in the district wanted something a good relationship with the member, understanding the staff and being up-to-date on important issues. >> guest: understanding your constituency and representing their interests in dc, having good judgment, good personality. these are intense jobs and you are working with a group of other folks in an intense environment, that you want to build a team of those who have comparable skill sets that complement one another. at the end of the day i have a pretty good title. it's important building a team of talented people who can all go one direction to go sit by the senator and serve our constituents back home. >> hos

i spoke with someone afterwards when they asked us to vacate at pleasant hill.">(robin ) bart reported 20 minute delays.. passengers said it was longer than that and set them back an hour on their commute. as for the tree situation - a bart police officer said trees down in pleasant hill is nothing new - but it is new for bart. (robin ) one area hit hard by the storm was contra costa county... where trees were falling... because of the strong winds and rain. here's kron four's philippe djegal with the story. (philippe) approaching the caldecot tunnel... the dry freeway quickly became drenched late morning... with puddles building up on side roads... near storm drains where sandbags provided a little protection. in contra costa county, free sandbag stations are available in six different cities... including martinez, outside the department of public works on waterbird way.nats- on withers avenue near pleasant hill road in lafayette.... the contra costa county public works department was busy cleaning up a downed valley oak tree.victoria werhan/homeo wne

men and women on the hill. and not make it about one person, but make it about everybody. >> you are giving equivalence again to him, harris, where we had mitch mcconnell -- republicans, democrats and the senate. the majority of the members now in the house are voting for it. he is the one who is isolated. you have to make it about him because he is the problem. i hate saying it because he's the president of the united states, but he is the problem here. >> harris: congressman swallow, think of for joining me today. >> my pleasure. >> harris: go to work, as they always do. we are keeping an eye on that meeting, by the way, between president trump and her public and senators on capitol hill. lawmakers could come to the cameras as it ends to talk about the next step and shutdown negotiations. we are watching that camera that we have perched. we will bring it lives if and when that happens, this hour. a new shake-up at the justice department. deputy attorney general rod rosenstein reportedly is leaving his post in

neither side can take the hill, horrible fighting. 8000 bodies are vaporized on that hill community a bad deal. rieger is a-- he's told you to secure the west side of the hill so he leads his men across on that morning facing the second guard regiment and not only does this hopelessly useless officer liberate the area, but goes on to liberate to french villages, this hopelessly useless officer that would never amount to anything. should give the all hope it gives me hope. leading his men, one of the first americans, i mean, it's absolutely superb and when his division, 35th division collapses after 30-- three days of fighting, one of the greenest divisions in the army, he's one of only three commanders that maintain organization leadership of his men and they hold the line against overwhelming odds. so, the french call him the hero of the argonne. of the interesting of the story is general barry, what happened to him? he was relieved for cause of incompetence at the same time this was going on, so there is justice from time to time in this life. this gives you a feel of american arm

so we start off, some hill snow.n and some hill snow. now, the rain could be heavy in places and it will be squally around this band of rain. so we are looking at temperatures five to about seven or eight. as we head to the evening and overnight temperature will drop like a stone as soon as it gets dark, so as the rain moves across the cold airwill as the rain moves across the cold air will readily turn to snow and you can see the band moving across england and wales, out of scotland and northern ireland, heading down towards the south—east. it will have in it towards the south—east. it will have inita towards the south—east. it will have in it a mix of rain, sleet and snow, most of the snow at higher ground. hyder, a platter of showers. once again, many of those will be snow on the hills but even at lower levels we could well see a dusting by the time we get to tomorrow morning. talking of tomorrow morning, we have the dregs of that weather front to clear. it will do, taking its rain, sleet and snow onto the near co

he just arrived on capitol hill. we could hear from him outside his office any minute in live remarks. we will bring those to you when they happen, this morning romney reignites rifts in his party already, with speculation that someone should and could challenge president trump in the primary, but romney says it won't be him. >> is there any chance you might emerge as an alternative to president trump in the 2020? >> no you may have heard i ran before. i've had that experience. by the way, i acknowledge the president was successful and i was not. i haven't decided who i will endorse in 2020. i will wait to see what the alternatives are. >> reporter: the senator elect didn't talk about who those alternatives will be. one might be outgoing republican senator jeff flake. >> i hope that somebody does run. i have been consistent in saying that. i know that there are others far more willing than i am to do that. but i do hope that somebody runs to remind republicans what it means to be conservative and to remind the countr

some sleet and snow mainly over the hills of northern england and into scotland.t not far away at all tonight but not the low temperatures that we had last night. the temperatures did not really rise very much at all the day of the hills of scotland and northern england. simpson shaffer on the eastern side of the country. not much for northern england but wonder whether still there across wales in the southwest when shelley bursts of rain to the southeast of england and much of the midlands and east anglia and maybe drive for most of the day with a few showers in the morning perhaps an fine weather for the most pa rt perhaps an fine weather for the most part in the afternoon but a lot of cloud. doorfor most part in the afternoon but a lot of cloud. door for most of us with some sunshine in norma scotland and we could get a bit in the east and perhaps some heavy showers in the southwest of england. double figure temperatures here and much colder for the north and east at around 5 degrees or so. we should tend to lose those showers overnight with pressure building a

now, again, he's going to be heading to capitol hill. though he says he still has support among most republicans, the reality is he's going to capitol hill to have lunch with senate republicans to make sure that he is trying to sure up their support because there have been some key defections. so, a number of different headlines coming out of this. andrea, still no movement. still no signs he's willing to negotiate. >> and we, of course, are keeping an eye, kristen, exactly to your point on that corridor on the second floor of the senate near the ohio caucus. he's about to arrive and we will see him there. kasie hunt is there, eugene robinson. before the president arrives on capitol hill, there is weakening support, at least lisa murkowski said she wants to see the other bill signed and has joined susan collins, cory gardener. it's only three out of the 53 republicans. >> right, three out of 53. others are giving -- i heard marco rubio this morning say, i'm not there yet, but he sort of emphasized the yet. you know, so his support is lea

first of all, how is that playing out on capitol hill? >> that's the message that administration officials are trying to push now as we're entering the third week of the shutdown. yesterday vice president pence was also meeting with reporters, they said the word crisis, i believe it was said 35 times. they're trying to push the point beyond the national security and immigration standpoint that president trump has long pushed this is a crisis that needs to be addressed. there's so many people fleeing from these countries that are so impoverished, and filled with violence that they're coming up here, something needs to be done about it >> we have called lined up for you. let's start with michael from north carolina. democrats line for our guest, christina marcos on this 18th day of the shutdown. go ahead. >> caller: good morning. my question is why can't the insurance companies help these people who have been furloughed? >> what about those efforts? what are we seeing as action from the administration or otherwise? >> that's the problem for

but andrew hill did not abort the manoeuvre.l. people had gathered all around this area to unofficially watch the airshow. the plane ploughed along the road, ending up in scrubland over there. mr hill survived but has no memory of what happened. he is expected to say he may have suffered loss of blood from his brain due to the extreme forces of the aerobatics. he denies all the charges. tom symonds, bbc news, at the old bailey. that's it from me, keep up—to—date on twitter. now all the sport news with sport today. see you soon. hello, i'm chetan pathak and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on the programme: roger federer makes it into round three of the australian open for the 20th year in a row. but we ‘ the as they beat china to finish top of the group. and, as the nba heads across the atlantic, we will look ahead to the new york knicks taking thank you forjoining us. 55555 54555555; 55555 5151551555 the players hoping to make it through to the third round on thursday. but they all face tricky oppo

in washington. thousand people on the steps of capitol hill in washingtonm capitol hill in washington- attacked cricket team were attacked with tear and cricket team were attacked with tear em gas and police dogs. date called him the picture of leon, he is held on a charge and bolivia. westerman is one to extradite him for crimes in wartime france. millions claimed to w’ ”w7 w www to bathe close w wwww to bathe close to this spot, —— came to bathe close to this spot, a tide of humanity that people believe have broken records. this is bbc world news today. the latest headlines... the white house says it is planning a second summit between president trump and north korea's kim jong—un, next month. the location hasn't been announced. president trump has rejected reports he ordered his former lawyer to lie to congress for him about business links with russia. the british prime minister theresa may has spent the day speaking to other european leaders, and meeting members of her cabinet, to discuss the future of her brexit deal, overwhelmingly rejected by mps earlier this week. mrs may is d

among them -- >> this is about -- >> reporter: 31-year-old hill. >> hi, it's katie hill. >> reporter:an unknown first-time candidate and defeated a republican male incumbent, flipping her california district. in true millennial form, hill's been sharing her ride on social media since her victory. >> hey, everybody, last day of first week of training here and orientation here in d.c. >> reporter: from meeting fellow members and adjusting to fine dining while flying cross country. does it all mean you'll govern differently? will government be different now because of people like you? >> i believe so, and i believe that we're a big enough class, we dropped the average age of congress by ten years, more than ten years. more women than ever. so the face of congress is changing. it literally is far more diverse than it ever has been. >> reporter: hill who had never lived outside of california or even traveled with so many bags -- >> thank you very much. >> reporter: -- is sharing an apartment with fellow democratic congresswoman -- >> welcome to our home -- >> reporter: lauren underwood of

hill: yeah. again, as lopping as it's been existence, we had somebody on the armed services committee. buck mckeon was chairman and representative before steve knight. we had a huge aerospace industry and that's something i think for the district in particular i need to be part of and i'm excited to bring a different lens to what we're focusing on in armed services. especially the reform on climate change. i think it is the biggest national security threat we are facing. so many people recognize that but how are we deal with that within the formal structure? that's one aspect. health care is another, of course, that was key in the campaign. it's the most common denominator among people who don't agree on lots of things. they all agree the cost of prescription drugs is too high and that health care in general is too high. figuring out ways of immediately coming up with some solutions that will impact people is absolutely essential. and then, of course, just affordability in general. housing afford

that weak weather front there producing a little rain and perhaps some sleet or snow over the hills.ch at all. ahead of it we should see some sunshine at times across england and wales. probably the sunnier spells coming in behind through the afternoon across scotland and northern ireland in a north—westerly breeze and temperatures typically six celsius so staying cold. it says cold in the outlook as well. early next week we have got a stronger weather front bringing more rain and some snow over the hills. that should clear and we will get that is going to be cold enough, but the wind direction changes as the week goes on and we are likely to pull a north easterly wind which will make it feel that bit colder. with the cold air continuing there is still the threat of snow and ice. this is bbc news, i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 8pm. the duke of edinburgh has visited a hospitalfor a precautionary check—up following yesterday's car crash in norfolk. this eyewitness described the moment he pulled the duke to safety. he was able to turn over. that was the first time i saw his face

angela: well, it was shameful for cnn to capitulate to pressure and fire marc lamont hill.e was speaking at an event that takes place every year at the united nations on palestine solidarity day. so are they suggesting that they will attack everyryone who speas at the u.n. on palestine solilidarity day under the guiue anti-semitic? i i think it i is time for conversation on what constitutes anti-semitism. the relationship between anti-semitism and racism and the difference between critiques of the state of israel, critiques of the occupation of palestine, and anti-semitism. of course, all of his reserve theright to criticize united states of america, the government, especially during this period. no one would argue that by criticizing the government wewe are criticizizing all of the people of the u.s. asas a matter of fact, , i thint is very important to point out that there is s a significant resistance among jewish citizens of israel inside israel. when i visited palestine and 2011, i had the opportunity to speak with a jewish activist who were opposed to the occupationn

we are following breaking news right now on capitol hill. senate leadership set to speak any minute. mitch mcconnell up first as cracks appear in his own wall. he'll be ready to speak from that spot. more gop senators telling him open government now. work on the border later. chuck schumer, the democratic leader holding firm. both men plus nancy pelosi meeting today with president trump. >>> while that's happening the other breaking story this morning that jolt at the justice department. deputy attorney general rod rosenstein expected to leave in a matter of weeks. the man who could become attorney general making the rounds this morning on the hill. we'll explain what that means for the special counsel investigation. >>> we have our team covering all this from here in washington and across the country this morning. we start on capitol hill where we want to take a live look at the senate floor. there it is. we expect to see mitch mcconnell and chuck schumer any minute for the first time since those head scratching speeches last night. the new

where did the bombs fall here on biggin hill?had photographs of his two children. one was the same age as me. that upset me, yes. but biggin hill wasn'tjust a place about aircraft and bombs. through these letters, it also became the location for a romance and love. lillian simpson and keith ogilvie became sweethearts, but when he was shot down and taken prisoner, love only became possible through letters. dear lillian, your turn to be surprised now. i really cannot delay any longer in thanking you for dropping those cheeky lines to a deadbeat pow. keith later took part in the great escape from stalag luft iii and lived. though his love for lillian did not endure. we don't talk in the language of victor and villain, we are sharing people's real human experiences and hopefully inspiring our visitors by showcasing the very best of human spirit. 454 pilots from biggin hill died, in a place that became a byword for wartime defiance. and now a museum chronicles the airfield that saved britain. there is a debate as to whether the raf sh

will be theiss hill youngest member of the california delegation. the 21stas elected to district, south and west of fresno in the san joaquin valley. he has a degree in engineering and worked for a time as a mining engineer. he later received a business degree and open several businesses in the area, including two companies that process locally grown nuts. josh carter was elected to represent the 10th district further north in the san joaquin valley. he's a venture capitalist and talked business at a local community -- talked business at a local community college. watch it all on c-span. about all then events in washington, d.c., particularly because of the shutdown. two guests joining us, sahil kapur of bloomberg news, their national political reporter, and katherine tully-mcmanus of "roll call," a staff writer for that publication. thanks for joining us and happy new year. >> happy new year. pedro: let's talk about where we are when it comes to the house and senate side, katherine tully-mcmanus, talk about the potential of coming up with some type

hill: in so many ways. homelessness is the intersection of countless failures on our part as a society, many cases the government. igot to work on health care, worked on the medicaid expansion in california. i got to work on housing policy, poverty, foster care, criminal justice reform. you see veterans issues, how these all fit together. what is the you, bottom, what is the worst possible outcome when we do not do our jobs correctly? thought process around that that will inform policymaking, i think in a good way. ms. hill: what are your priorities? -- reporter: what are your priorities? we have had someone on the armed services committee. the chairman was the representative before steve knight. we have a huge aerospace industry and that is something i think this district in particular i need to be part of. i am excited to bring a different lens to what we are focusing on an armed services, especially with recent reports on climate change. i think it is the biggest national security threat we are facing. s

two year old is only the third person to ever win all four events at fort hills. i'm christine one goal welcome to the program. several hundred women have marched in paris and the french city is hoping to reclaim the so-called yellow vest protest movement from violent activists this after clashes in paris on saturday the protests began last year over a now scrapped field tax but have grown into a broader uprising against a falling living standards but the demonstrations keep fearing into violence and these women say that's not what they want. they've got the same demands but it was women only in the hive is jack it's on the streets of paris and other cities they're hoping to show the movement's more pacifist side these women and determined and strong they can see that we're many and we won't give up. we won't give up that's what it says on their placards too and on the front line with the police there's no sign of violence it was a different story on saturday when violence broke out in paris some yellow vest protesters wanted to storm a government building and wer

petaluma. 93 mile per hour wind gust. 55 miles per hour at sfo and 56 miles per hour at the east bay hills. it is raining in napa. as we go into time lapse mode over the past three hours you can see one wave of rain moving out. that is now snow over the sierra. some heavy rain ask some thunderstorms heading toward the bay area with that second wave which will move in this evening. flash flood warnings. there are two. both in sonoma county, petaluma, pen grove and sebastian paul under a flash flood warning until 5:45. urban flood advisory, roadways are flooded for the entire north way and central bay. a high wind warning is in effect. we already talked about that 93 mile per hour wind gust. plenty in the 70s. we could see more of that this evening. even our cities could see 40-50 mile per hour wind gusts with the hills and coast up to 60 miles per hour. so it has been wet and windy. it will get wetter. it will get windier as the evening progresses. we will talk specific rainfall totals and when all of this moves out coming up in a few minutes. >> we will see you then. reeew v wal tbringing

over the hills of wales, five to ten centimetres of snow. further north whilst weakening as well. we are likely to see the risk of further heavy snow, particularly late on thursday night. some disruption does seem likely. some of it could linger into the first part of friday morning as well. wintry weather on the way. a reminder of our top story... theresa may says she intends to go back to brussels to renegotiate her deal but brussels leader said the deal but brussels leader said the deal is done and they will not reopen talks. you are watching bbc news, and clive myrie. the top stories... the head of the european commission says a renegotiation of theresa may plasma brexit deal will not happen despite a mandate from the commons for changes to provisions on the so—called irish backstop. changes to provisions on the so-called irish backstop. the withdrawal agreement remains the best and only deal possible. the european union said so in november. we said so in december. meanwhile, labour leaderjeremy corbyn has met the prime ministerfor brexi

that weather front sweeps down across the uk, some rain and maybe some sleet and snow over the hills.get to tuesday. leaving behind a northwesterly wind, some sunshine, some showers, mostly coming into western scotland and northern ireland over the irish sea into western parts of england and wales. there could be some wintriness this in those showers, some sleet and snow mainly over the hills and maybe some hail as well. temperature still struggling, three to five celsius. the weather front having swept through, then gets stuck across this part of the north sea as an area of low pressure looks like it should develop on it. that is why we have got more cloud in the forecast for wednesday for eastern scotland, northeast england, some rain inland. and you don‘t have to go too far inland in the cold air, sleet and snow, so some slippery conditions and some ice around. but away from here, a good chance of staying dry, some sunshine, fewer showers, again those temperatures struggling to five or six celsius. northwesterly winds middle parts of the week, look what happens, though. the wind di

it was felt in pleasant hill. kind of a slight jolt for folks out there. 3.5 following an earthquake they had just yesterday morning at 4:45 or so in the morning up near berkeley in the piedmont area there. so no reports of damage or injuries so far. we're going to continue to monitor that. reach out to us as well. call the newsroom, reach out on social media. we'd love to hear from you if you, in fact, felt that jolt. we're on twitter and facebook this morning. let's get back to the blizzard-like conditions up in the sierra really coming down. the rain that we had here now headed up to the tahoe area. >> let's go right there. you can see right there. >> brian. >> really coming down there, brian. >> reporter: yeah. it's a light snow but it has not stopped coming down. it's been relentless all night long. winds tied gust. skiers and snowboarders out there, this kind of not in the sierra when i can pick it up in chunks, it's a heavy. chain controls all way to cisco grove. not um the top it turns to snow. look at the

hill: i wasn't planning on running. november 2016 we helped to develop and pass historic initiative in the city of los angeles to address homelessness. huge margin of victory, but instead of being able to celebrate we had a republican house and the senate and it was concerning as to how that would affect the work and the services that were so critical to the people we serve. to doded i needed something about it and wanted to get involved in a lace. i figured out that my race was one of the key ones, my district was key in taking back the house. one thing led to another, and here i am. >> you have unseated two-term congressman steve knight. rep. hill: the whole time the district has been in existence, it has been held by a republican. people, i'mtold going to run, and you are 31 years old, what did they say? rep. hill: i was encouraged by people who knew my work and my background from the district and felt like it was a good fit. but there were others, especially people who didn't know me, who had been involved with the

house democratic women gathering for a photo op on the hill.urse, history was made yesterday when the 116th congress was sworn in. the most diverse class ever. that includes the newly elected 31-year-old congresswoman from california, katie hill. our national senior national correspondent kyung lah sat down with her as she made her way to washington. she broke barriers. i don't know what i was doing at 31, but i wasn't in congress. >> i was still trying to straighten out my life. when you look at this picture, you're seeing a record number of women who are joining congress. we have talked about all these women running, and now that they have won, they have been sworn in, and they're gathering for this incredible picture. a lot of these women are first-time candidates, first-time people who have never been in washington. and among them is katie hill, 31 years old, from california. moving to washington for the very first time. >> love waking up on a saturday. >> a predawn flight for katie hill. from los angeles to washington, d.c. a journey that'

you dont have a good block in front of your door it could put you out of business for monthsat red hill shopping center, homeowners scopped up free sandbags.to keep their homes dry.sot from 5 to 9 we have a flood warning so if we an make it through that w will be finethe rain poured for most of the day.and yes every drop countssot we need it and i love it so i am happy but now i have to go drive in itthough when the weather gets so nasty it cancels plans, not everyone is pleasedsot my swim class got cancelled (justine)marin county opening an emergency shelther at the health and wellness on kerner bld in san rafael at 7pm. rain and wind and cold.justine waldman kron 4 news. 4 news. waldman kron 4 news. (ken) let's take a look at traffic at this hour around the bay area.let's check in with meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez.mabrisa meteorologist with let's check in let's check in with meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez. the strongest storm of the season will impact the bay area tonight, with gusty winds and periods of heavy rain that will taper off after midnight. the wind advisory remains in e

on the seven day thing, chad burger, chad, the star on the hill, what do you know? >> i talked to security officials on capitol hill and they indicated the serious round robin at the state department, pentagon, capitol hill, white house and i talked to one member walking out to the bus who is not sure if they were going to go or not. i talked to security officials. they have been were walking around with cell phones trying to figure out what the plan is. here is the deal any time members of congress travel overseas they take military air. here is the question, if approved defense appropriations spending bill which funds the military, the president doesn't have line veto to cancel something but as commander-in-chief, he does control the 89 air wing. if he cancels that and says, you can't go, you can't go. pretty simple. that is pretty core. >> dana: may i ask a question? dana has a question. be one that you can relate to chad. there is talk on twitter come a one of the reasons these trips kept secret is because of security and congressional delegation going to egypt,