. >> i'm going to place you under arrest for impeding my investigation. >> it's their right to oftenly carry their guns -- to openly carry their guns. >> we need people out there recording because it's not just here in our area it's all across the country. >> but that's putting these self-appointed watch dogs up against the law. "america tonight's" sarah hoye on a texas community standing up for second amendment rights and first amendment freedom. >>> and the president wants americans at work fixing bridges and roads. and there's plenty of work to do. >> one in nine are structurally deficient. >> adam may, how much our infrastructure is crumbling away. and leaving rights in the balance. and remember the governor? not the one on the left the one on the right. jim mcgreevey, after being shamed shunned and exiled from politics. will he be a coming back kid? >> god bless you. everything good? god bless you. >> thanks for joining us for "america tonight." i'm joie chen. the blockbuster news from ferguson: there will likely be no civil rights charges in the police shooting death of unarmed t

. >> i'll place you under arrest for impeding my investigation. >> i'm impeding your investigation. >s, you are. >> watkins openly carries his ak-47. in texas it's legal for him to carry a gun like his assault rifle. >> why cop watch with that weapon. >> why not. it's my right to do so. i want to exert my freedoms in the powerful way, in the biggest way possible. >> exercising his freedoms caused frictions with the local police. christopher cook says coreying weapons is not a problem. it's -- carrying weapons is not the problem. it's action where the officer can no longer focus on the task they are doing. >> reporter: this fall arlington police say watkins got too close. he wife and fellow cop watches were arrested for interfering with a traffic stop. police say cop watchers can go too far. >> what's your badge number you bully? >> we were shown a police officer's interaction with watkins and others. >> you are a thoughing. thug. >> the police reached out to watkins for a meeting. a request that has gone unanswered. >> the open confrontation is uneasy. watkins is not backing down soon

they're not creating a problem, not impeding the public right of way. the trees are young so don't have required clearance over the tree. we don't expect a young treel to have 14 feet of clearance, but eventually they'll have required clearance over the sidewalk so our reluctance to approve stems from the fact that if we let everyone remove their trees now and start over with new trees we'd have no mature trees because most of the public when faced with the costs to maintain them are on a budget and they want to remove the tree and start over and set the clock back on maintenance costs so we're trying to keep a gate keeper and keep these larger trees in the public right of way. >> what about the issue of safety, high winds and prawns falling. >> on mission street we have a number of very tall mexican sand palms and we have top trun those every couple years to prune off the lower deld prawns. in the right wind condition when the prawns detach from the tree can blow quite a bit in the wind, pick up some speed and at the base of the mexican sand palm it ha

they finally did but it didn't impede progress but a guy named robert walsh who is in the core of the building, he is dead now he fell into the nets both times if he did not fall into those you would not be running it today. it is a good thing to have nets. did you ever fall? >> no. i never felt thank god. >> is is safer now than 50 years ago? to read there is more safety restrictions there are some better almost done have seen the change drastically where they had to adjust it is the new safety stuff and it is welcome to a new degree but they don't say you have it easy? been made you hear that but safety is there for a reason but to think we're trained and skilled for reason. >> you reach a certain age? in they have done that already but some are older you would be surprised some will turn to welding. >> what kind of work do they do? the tappan zee bridges the first new bridge to be built since the. >> host: team. what have they done since? >> with those structural iron workers in the high-rises throw out the burroughs to replace the steel renovation jobs in manhattan. the company i

. >> i'm going to place you under arrest for impeding our investigation. >> i am not impeding your investigationatkins openly carries his ak frefer while onak.47 while on patrol. >> why carry that weapon? >> why not? it's my right to do so and i want to exert my freedoms. >> but exercising his freedoms have caused friction with local police. carrying weapons and filming police are not the problem. >> it is not teerch even the firearm itself. where the police officer could not focus ton action they were doing. >> watkins his wife janie and fellow cop-watcher joseph tye were arrested. sometimes they can go too far. we were shown this video of an officer's interactions with watkins. >> you oar thug. >> a request cook says that has gone unanswered. for the police in this town watkins combination of open carry and open confrontation remains an uneasy one but watkins isn't backing down any time soon. and by the way the same group took their concerns took their cause to the state house where they want to also push for this new law that will allow them to open-carry handguns. >> i'm still trying to get

dense fog advisory for the north bay valley until 10:00 and you can see from the camera the fog is impedingday planner the next 12 hours we are in the 40's with a mile start and mid-50's to nearly 60 at noon and mid-50's to low 60s with high clouds and hazy sunshine at 4:00 and in the mid-50's at 7:00 and a mild evening. >>> the golden gate bridge is wide open. i saw the dew on my windshield. it is dense. and misty. as you cross the bridge. traffic is running smith smoothly. through the heavy fog you can see the new barrier that is dividing the morning and southbound lanes and it looks like traffic is decent but we have more commuters on the roads. more ahead in a few minutes. >>> golden gate bridge drivers can breathe easy this morning now the new safety improvements are in place, a roth -- project years in the making. we will check in a couple of michigans with nick. >> a police officer is recovering from injuries in a pursuit that started at 1:00 o'clock a.m. and the officer was following a driver northbound 880 on-ramp in oakland and the driver was able to make the sharp turn on the fre

. >> i'm going to place you under arrest for impeding my investigation. >> i'm not impeding your investigation. >> yes, you are. >> he openly carries his ak-47 while on patrol. in texas it's legal for him to carry a long begun. >> why cop watch with that weapon? >> why not. it's my right to do so, and i want to exert my freedoms in the most powerful way in the biggest way possible. >> but exercising his freedom has caused friction with the local police. police chief say filming and carrying the weapon is not a problem. >> it's a combination of factors coupled with the physical action where the officer could no longer focus on the tasks they were doing. >> this fall arlington police say watkins himself got too close. watkins, his wife janie and fellow cop watcher joseph tie were arrested for interfering with a traffic stop. but they say that cop watchers can sometimes go door far. we were sown this interaction with watkins and members of the group. the department has reached out to watkins and requested a meeting, a request that has gone unanswered. an open confrontation remains an uneasy one.

you can't hate on someone for doing them unless they impede on others.great resolution for the president. he can keep leading america on his agenda which got more votes in 2012. and he he can keep pushing reform as long as it doesn't impede on americans. that means continuing a foreign policy built on dialogue when possible and conflict when necessary and continuing the executive actions to tackle problems that congress is ignoring. and that brings us to a final resolution for the most important people in our politics the billionaires. bara walters did her special on the most fascinating people of the year. and david koch was the most interesting person on it. >> people call you an evil billionaire. why? >> i don't understand that. >> donors just blew the roof off the mid-term elections. these were the most expensive ever. and the spending hit $1.5 billion. what does that buy? national voter turnout was 36%, the lowest in 72 years. you have to go back to world war ii for the last time americans were this distracted from voting. all this money is not incr

whether they were impeded in anyway. they seem to have walked in relatively easy. it is a big question, how much do you harden every office building? >> we want to talk about the broader implications. we had a conversation with a former counterterrorism coordinator in the state department under secretary hillary clinton. there are still a lot of unanswered questions about this attack. let's start with you trying to give us some sort of historical context for how this -- this continuum of behavior, the things we have seen in europe previously. >> there is a lot we don't know. france has been extremely fortunate but also very aggressive in its police work and intelligence. it hasn't had a serious terrorist attack in more than two decades. the fact this has happened now is obviously a pretty remarkable event. we have seen around the world, not just in europe, a rising incidence of attacks by self-starters, by homegrown extremists who want to act out because primarily of the success of isis in iraq and syria. at the same time we don't know if that is the link here, if

in cooperation with france, they want to increase surveillance of weapons smuggling and trying to impede those smugglers. >> a lot of these ideas seem like very logical ideas to prevent terror attacks. but i guess a lot of parisians and people would say these are things that should have been done a lot time ago. are you hearing people say that and question what the police have been doing all this time? >> not really. the debate is beginning but it is particularly the political opposition that is sort of opening this battle. the public is still rather content with the directions of the government during the last days and people seem to be aware of the difficulties of having counterterrorism 24 hours a day of -- everywhere in this country. everybody knows that, but on the other hand, they expect that services work better. he has promised he will do his utmost to improve things as he can. it is shown there have been connections between the different brothers that nobody has been aware of before, connections that go back to germany, offense. it is becoming more and more intricate, and the go

we had 23 teams impede in year one. last year we had 35,000 schools from 81 countries and 180,000 volunteers as mentors for these kids. most companies would like growth like that. >> this year it will be in january. >> this year, we expect to hand up close to 40,000 kids. we have 182 universities sponsored. $125 million in scholarships handed out at the championship in a 76,000-c dome in st. louis. we will be bigger and better as here. >> that is great. i would like to talk about some of the ways in which science and technology, particularly through your work in prosthetics -- the real ramifications in people's lives that you can see and that you have, in fact, brought about. i want to hear about your work in prosthetics and how you got into that and what you have seen in the past few years, test changed? >> most things i cannot tell you how we get into it here and life does things for you. the prosthetics, i was minding my own business, which is rare for me, doing my day job, mostly making medical equipment dialysis eq

characters on state street the new plans there's a new encroachment on the sidewalk and a lot of impedes the mayor's office came out with a plan it was just december 10th and it key recommendation to preserve the affordable housing in our neighborhood we ask you follow-up with that policy this is a small affordable home this is a depiction from the project sponsor it didn't - i don't understand how you can have an expansion on both sides of the aisle both sides of the adjacent home on the left and right it - i don't understand this drawing and if birds eye view only the birds will see that if you look at it from the - okay. so the new plans the roof deck is removed did basement is gunning gone this is a little reduction here a little reduction there we met the requests at the meeting with the project architect he was not interested and said he wouldn't accept those i looked at the owner it is 52 state straight, llc this is cut-and-paste the best i could there are a lot of trees i suggest setting back the house we don't have the opportunity to make suggestions. >> thank you. sir, your tim

they don't meet spacing guidelines, but they fit within the tree basin and don't impede the public right of way. relatively speaking the palm trees are a lower maintenance tree, which require pruning of thrower prawns. they don't damage or buckle the sidewalk so that's not typically going to be an issue with the maintenance surrounding the trees. based on google street view looking at images over multiple years it looks like perhaps in 2007 they were planted. you can see three young palms planted together in a single tree basin and there's a for sale sign. it looks like likely realtor trying to gus say up the frontage just went a little exuberantly and planted a number of palm trees in a single basin. with that said, we don't feel like we need to amount to vigorous defense of this. it's unusual, but want to provide perspective on why we denied it at department level. we acknowledge it's an unusual setting. >> you made reference that the palms don't do a lot of sidewalk damage. would that be true of the plum

i think he got the right punishment for threatening an fbi agent and his family, and for impeding a federal investigation. >> well, i was going to ask you, we are talking the n the segment about confusion online do you get the sense that the people are responding to you understand why he was convicted and that it wasn't for sharing the link. >> i believe many of them do. but they think he is being used into an exampling. it is a railingly crying for more freedoms and to make sure that the government doesn't make scapegoats out of activists. >> respond to that? what do you think the hope is for future reform and preventing the government from making examples out of activists? not that is what happened in this case, but the potential for that. >> even though like i said he wasn't prosecuted for sharing the link that's what one of the two cases were about. and i think that it create as big threat to anybody who wants to shear information about government agentivities on lean. people need to think twice about whether they want to peace this kind of a prosecution brought down on them. jennifer l

they weren't impeding traffic. now looking live in exton chester county. at route 100 at commerce drive. some very light snowfall falling right now. you can almost see it kind of blow around a little bit as the cars are going by at this point. it's very light, doesn't seem to be causing a problem but temperatures are so cold, we're in the low 20's. that's one of the reasons the snowfall is so light so it is just kind of blowing around at this point but certainly could make for slick conditions so it's not impeding visibility or anything but we are seeing some light snowfall kind of move around as those cars pass by. route 100 at commerce drive. so be careful of that as you're headed out. on the turnpike eastbound east of bensalem a problem. construction blocking the right lane. malfunctioning traffic light on byberry road at evans street. let's go outside live again and see some of the snowfall. this is 202 at baltimore pike just some light snow that continues to blow around here in chadds ford in delaware county. you can kind of see it in the headlights h

will buy a garden gnome or life-sized backyard bigfoot without the oxygen-depleted airline air to impede their judgment? kevin tibbles, nbc news, chicago. >>> and we're back in a moment with the news tonight that could be a game changer for the way millions of us watch sports on tv. >>> speaking of travel, expedia has purchased travelocity for close to $300 million in cash. and with this deal as expedia gets larger they're hoping to gain the 20 million monthly travelers that travelocity claims as its customer base. >>> some stunning pictures along the shore in hong kong where the water is actually glowing in the dark fluorescent blue. scientists say the water is potentially toxic. the glow is an indicator of something they call sea sparkle. nice name. it looks like algae, but it's actually caused by farm pollution from nearby that can devastate marine life. >>> the nhl has signed a deal with gopro. it will allow the view from players to be part of live hockey coverage on the ice. while the deal is a first, it's a trend we could easily see coming to baseball and football and more before t

because they're doing the work, it's not impeding the vehicle that we're seeing. mostly snow plows. there are some vehicles that i'm seeing as the hours move along, regular cars that are moving on the street. if we come back live, it looks down they, yeah i can hear that. those are plows moving up robbinsville allentown. that's moving in the east direction toward us and they're plowing. these are the first plows we're seeing with their blades down on the ground. others are spreading salt but these are plowing roads. if we hold for a second we'll see them clear this road of snow how well they do. well we've got a red light. you get the idea. there are plenty of plows out here. so we're going to come back in about 40 minutes or so and give you an update and show you how well they did plowing the roads in mercer county and have an update for you. live in mercer county jesse garry, gary nbc 10 news. >> this is a live look at the train station. amtrak has suspended rail sj in the region. that's stopping the sul lis express. keystone will operate on a mod fight schedule. also septa operat

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. >> i'm going to place you under arrest for impeding my investigation. >> it's their right to oftenly carry their guns -- to openly carry their guns. >> we need people out there recording because it's not just here in our area it's all across the country. >> but that's putting these self-appointed watch dogs up against the law. "america tonight's" sarah hoye

it will be a little bit narrower on the middle lanes and we have fog impeding your view. lower the speeds, you have to, 45 miles per hour approaching the span through the waldo area, that is different and folks will be adjusting all morning and likely all week. we're looking to the rest of your bay on a smooth drive. live look at dublin, our camera for 580 shows you the foggy drive, not an issue for drivers as far as speeds go. san jose no problem, nice drive. guys, back to you. >> mike, thank you very much. >>> the response grows to last week's deadly terror strikes in france. what top u.s. leaders are now doing to improve security at home and abroad. >>>age online shipping giant delivering last night's "golden globes" making some history in the process. we'll explain why. over a million californians have gotten something that's been out of reach for far too long. health insurance. how? they enrolled through covered california. it's the health insurance marketplace where you'll find a range of plans from leading health insurance companies that offer you the best combinat

from marin toward san francisco with no fog to get in the way, either, so we do not have anything impeding your visibility as you continue into san francisco you will not find too much construction as the construction project has been picked up this morning. we do have a fog advisory and this is over 160 coming into antioch be aware there is going to be heavy fog and you can see as we track weather and traffic the orange indicates whering for could affect the commute and drive time traffic 580 from tracy to dublin is 26 minutes and highway 4, with the exception of the fog, 14 minutes into concord from antioch and 101 antioch to san francisco is 18 minutes. >>> they put their training into action every day. next the mission a group of firefighters will start today to share what they have learned. >> how a snowboarding adventure towns into a fight for survival. >> stay >>> covering daly city, dublin, los gatos and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >>> welcome back. at 4:41. today, 12 san francisco firefighters and another from oakland will depart from nicaragua to train and equip voluntee

neither one of those actually impeding traffic that much. fog will be the story across the east bay this morning, actually we do have an accident, a small one blocking the fast lane on highway 4 connecting the 242 so keep that in mind. otherwise we'll continue to track things this morning. back to you all. >> thank you, anthony. >>> we have a warning if you ride b.a.r.t. this morning. protesters are planning to shut down a busy platform in san francisco. >> station workers and police will be ready for any service disruption and here is the reason why. protesters are holding a rally at the montgomery street station. b.a.r.t. spokesperson they can rally as long as they follow the rules. >> we do support the right to express yourself under first amendment rights and that's why we have a program which allows for protests outside our fare gates. however, people who are in our fare gates who are not there to travel are potentially creating a disturbance that could endanger people. >> so that's what's going on. here's some more details. the protest

so it shouldn't impede your commute that much. 4:35, it's all supposed to be wrapped up by 5. here's a live look out the door san mateo bridge. they are doing the roadwork this morning westbound 92 between clawiter and foster city boulevard. again scheduled to wrap up by 5 a.m. eastbound 92 okay to hayward. slight delays on the bay bridge in the cash lanes but they picked up the overnight roadwork early from the center anchorage to the fremont exit. so problem-free. heading to sfo all green on the sensor on 101 through san bruno, millbrae. bart is also off to a great start with all trains on time. that's your latest "kcbs traffic." back to you guys. >> nice and easy. okay, liz, thanks. >>> new this morning a local assemblyman wants to add a third traffic lane on the richmond/san rafael bridge. democrat mark levine of san rafael introduced the bill that calls for designing to begin while the project is under an environmental review. levine says this would speed up the project by a good 18 months. >>> happening today, protestors plan to confront bart's board members at their mee

chain of command, how clear it was in iraq and how absolutely convoluted it was in afghanistan and impeding on operations. >> it was trying to fight one of the most complex type of wars in history in one of the most difficult places in the world with a 42-nation coalitionon. it was probable matich. >> thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> o on this moneyey minute feature a finance expert tells us if we have you had do anything differt with i.r.a.'s this tax season. >> it's tax time again. it's one of two things that you can count on in life. the other is change. yes, there are changes going intoffect this year regarding i.r.a.'s. effective january 1, the i.r.s. will allow an owner to make one rollover in one 12-month period regardless of the number of i.r.a.'s. previously it was one for each. that was a big change. let's say you had five different ones one rollover for each as long as you hadn't rolled over y of ose funds within the previo y year. the new rule allows one rollover from one to another in the year regardless of how many you had. thnew rule won't affect your ability to transf

. >> impeding their progress. >> impeding. >> so just yell holding. always holding on every play. you know -- i know all about sacks. >> you sack the -- >> you're an expert. no need to go any further. you sack the quarterback before he throws the ball. behind the line of scrimmage. that's always important. >> number three, flea-flicker. >> does that have anything to do with flea markets? >> no, it means go wash your dog, your dog has fleas. when a quarterback has the ball, hands it to the running back and he throws it back to the quarterback and he throws it down the field. that's's a flea-flicker. if a play doesn't do a play well just say fleaflicker. >> interference. >> it happens all the time. >> just say interference. that means they impeded on your guy. the last one is blitz. >> what people are going to get. >> you've got it. forget about this, everybody. blitz is, have fun, everybody. it's the super bowl. that's the blitz we should be having. and i asked my followers to send questions to answer about football. how do i reap -- how did i prepare for the super bowl? i slept at

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they believe the federal government is impeding american energy independence.eres 14-year senior senator from alaska, republican lisa murkowski echoing the position of ronald reagan in 1987 recommending oil development in the refuge and denouncing the barack obama designation of alaska as a wilderness. >> we feel that this is a frontal attack on the state of alaska and our ability to develop resources for the good of alaskans and for the good of the country. this is not just about alaska. our oil comes to you guys, down here. >> if you think senator murkowski sounded angry, listen to how 40-plus years in congress alaska representative don young describes the president. >> he lectures the legislative body, youre not important, im the king. disgusting for the nation, disgusting for the people. this man this person has gone completely wacko. this is an attack upon the state, attack upon previous laws, attack upon the nation. >> newly elected senator dan sullivan thinks the environmental lobby is living in another era. >> we have ways in which whether its ice roads

it will be cloudy and cooler but nothing that should impede your outdoor pleasure coming up on saturday or sunday. great shot from mount vaca right in center off in the distance that's mount diablo. mainly cloudy skies outside and 61 is a very popular number right now. oakland, san francisco, san jose and santa rosa all sharing that current temperature. livermore the warm spot at 63. san bruno 59. there have been a few showers over the western slopes of the sierra. and a few isolated reports of some of those showers making it around lafayette and also antioch. so we are looking right now at a few drops of rain on the radar. but nothing organized heading toward the bay area for the next several days. tonight cloudy, milder, san jose 44. redwood city 44. santa rosa 42. san francisco 49. tomorrow 9 in a row. it will be the ninth consecutive wintertime "spare the air" day with unhealthy air quality in the north bay and the south bay if you are wondering what the record is, the record is 11 in a row. if we get two more "spare the air" days and there's a chance we will by monday we'll tie the

we have had an impedence, if you will, in the enrollment. so we are recommending a package of changes primarily to these eligibility standards and it's our hope that these changes will re-invigorate the sb4p what you can see on the screen now, i hope it's not too small in the letters in front of you, is the sort of existing criteria, a very high level of review in english rather than bureaucrat-eze what the limits are, i guess the bar of entry is to participate in the program. going to advance the slide now and what you'll see on this next slide is a series of red lines, strike-throughs and underlines that indicate the major changes that we're going to be proposing. i can see it's hardly legible on the screen, i hope you got our handout from last week. if you didn't i have copies up here. these spell out exactly what we're going to be suggesting as proposed modifications. so what i'd like to do is just quickly run through the salient changes here because this is sort of meat and potatoes of what the proposal is from the planning department r

but it is not embedding -- impeding visibility. the golden gate bridge is smooth. it is empty.nd. >>> happening now firefighters in newark are deciding how to remove a car that crashed into a macy's store sending six people to the hospital. that store is located at the new park mall. amy hollyfield is on the scene with the latest. >>> look behind me. this we have boarded up the macy's where the accident n see it took out half of the entrance. look at what it looked like yesterday after the accident. firefighters say a 63-year-old woman crashed her car into the macy's and it was around 5:00 yesterday afternoon at the new part mall in newark. six permanent were hurt. four from the crash. they say two others suffered something along the lines of panic attack. five were taken to the hospital include the driver of the car. one person was taken in critical condition. wants did nut realize what was happening. >> everything was flying. it was a mess. i thought it was trim. everyone was yelling. >> there was another woman and young girl in the car as well, and they were not hurt. they t

of persons and i don't see that as an issue although we could have the crowds that are there, and impede the orderly disbursal of individuals and traffic, they have a pretty good plan in place for that and i don't see that, and it depends on how many people show up. >> interfere with the peace and the enjoyment due to the accessive noise and factor, that is the concern in this, is what is it going to be? in the past i have it quite a bit of experience working large venues. when we look at section 2900, and it talks about what our responsibilities are from the city. when it comes to community and i will just reiterate what that says, the general plan for san francisco, identifies news as a serious poe lunt ant that must be managed through planning and development process but given our dense environment in san francisco has a significant challenge of effecting public health through the community noise arising from sources such as construction and mechanical equipment and entertainment and human and animal behavior. we have the equipment and so i don't want to be against it but it is hard f

impeding the growth of the ride sharing services which rely on quickly hiring new drivers. public and assembly members threatened legislation if the dmv did not reconsider its stance before february 17th. the dmv is now doing just that. >>> people who live in a neighborhood in san francisco can sleep easier tonight. construction has stopped for now after angry neighbors complained. they were working friday saturday and sunday nights for the rail line. a muni spokesperson said they're doing everything they can to get the issue resolved and hope to get back to work next weekend. a hearing on the permit is set for march 18th. until then, any nighttime work must be done quietly. >>> who can forget back kids. 25,000 people packed the streets of san francisco in 2013 to cheer on the 5-year-old boy recovering from leukemia. he had been granted a wish to become a superhero for a day. the back kid had the world premiere in utah. abc "world news tonight" david muir takes a look behind the scenes of how the crew pulled it off. >> reporter: the famous golden gate bridge. batman suiting

jumpsuits and shackles the reason is it wants to send a signal to anybody who may oppose them or try to impede their will in any way. it wants everyone to know there are no limits on what we can do to you. if you oppose us. if you want to expose things we have done in secret that are a legal or deceitful or wrong, look at what we have just done to bradley manning. if you want to oppose our foreign policy, look at the people on this board that we sent to prison for decades for doing, really, nothing. if you want to oppose our foreign policy, look at the guantÁnamo detainees who have been tortured and are starting to die in that camp without any hope of ever escaping. it is a purposeful way of creating this climate of fear as a means of pacifying people and preventing anybody from opposing or meaningfully challenging what they are doing even when it comes to exercising the rights of the constitution. of fear is most palpable to me when i speak to people who live in muslim communities in the united states, where they believe, many of them, with great reason, that every conversation they have on t

but the other flip of that is this movement is growing by leap and bounds and we are not impeding it. if we had crime rates growing in major cities, and the crime rate continues to grow every year, people said we got to do something about. this what is the problem? why can't we get ahold of that? this is happening right before our eyes. lou: and in paris this attack are there lessons we should draw from it because it appears that both of the terrorists, the two brothers were well-known to authorities, they were on no-fly lists, they were, in fact, under surveillance at least at various times, yet it automatic weapons in a nation that does not permit weapons. how in the world can this be? >> well, i think -- i don't want to second-guess the french authorities here too much. firstly, their intelligence services is one of the best in europe, if not the best. secondly, the size of their problem is very dramatic by comparison to ours. the numbers that they are using themselves is somewhere around 5,000 jihadists, jihadists, inside their country, and they also have these incredible no-go zo

that will impede the view. it will be right toward the horizon from about 4:00, 5:00, 6:00 tomorrow morning. it's not a big meteor shower. it goes overlooked a lot of times. if you see some of those, it's spectacular. let's fast forward to our next storm system. this is going to be more of a nonevent for us in the bay area. we've seen major storms over the past month or so that produce historic amounts of rain. this system is not going to be like that. most of the heavy stuff will be up toward our north. eureka and oregon and washington state. we'll get clipped by the tail end of that cold front. we could see a few showers. as it starts to pull north friday morning, we'll have a few lingering showers for the north bay, but we'll stay dry and start to warm up. today is the last day of the freeze warning. tomorrow temperatures won't be near freezing, but will be chilly by sunday and monday. even by tuesday as temperatures climb back to 70. keep in mind most remarkable thing about this, our high 58 in the south ba