james strang had that. i'm not going to say i miss him but it was fascinating to have him in my life. i will add, i started writing the book when trump announced his candidacy. i was writing at all through the trump presidency and it wasn't a joy for me but one of the interesting things about writing this book is our own times really helped me understand james strang too but the reverse was true too. i got a lot of insight on our own times. >> this popped into my head as you talked about scoundrels you have written about. do you think you have been attracted to those stories because of your own family history cute you >> it is -- >> i'm thinking of my -- >> my mother's father went to prison for bank embezzlement during the depression. it something we didn't talk about. i'm not sure he was a skilled but the fact that we didn't talk about it and there was this figure in the past. my mother -- he was sent to prison and my mother wasn't told where he was or why. an amazing wonderful woman but it really messed h

james la pans mistress. hate, nikita bad breakup with him, and is very close with james. and a month before the murder, she breaks off with james, now, is he trying to act like her hero, by killing the man she hates? >> prosecutor called jessica as a witness. but it his interest in her, was not so much about what she said, as where she might have done. >> i cannot prove, that she had involvement, but i cannot rule it out either. we have these texts from the evening of the murder. that are really pretty disturbing. >> at 6:36 pm, james la pan sent this text to jessica. pitbull. >> to which jessica replied, his dog, his name is smoky. and then james instructed jessica. to do we all are texts. >> why are you talking about nicks pitbull, the night he is murdered? >> jessica testified she and james had talked about her getting a dog, lake smoky, for her daughter. that said, investigators still wonder, if jessica was feeding james information about nick. remember, after the murder, smoky was found in the backyard.

james, thank you. james waterhouse _ conflict at this stage. james, thank you.house in - conflict at this stage. james, thank you. james waterhouse in kyiv. - you. james waterhouse in kyiv. downing street said borisjohnson has no intention of apologising for his false claims that the leader of the opposition, sir keir starmer, failed to prosecute the secs offenderjimmy savile. that when keir starmer was director of public prosecutions. there is growing pressure on borisjohnson to withdraw that claim after the labour leader was targeted by an angry mob of protesters who accused him of protecting paedophiles. the prime minister has condemned the harassment.— minister has condemned the harassment. ., ,, . ., , harassment. the health secretary has the last hour — harassment. the health secretary has the last hour announced _ harassment. the health secretary has the last hour announced the _ the last hour announced the government does not delay plan to tackle england hazmat record awaiting this backlog is that there are currently 6 million people waiting for elective

.— quite a lot, james.e a lot, james. absolutely. especially at — quite a lot, james. absolutely. especially at her _ quite a lot, james. absolutely. especially at her age, - quite a lot, james. absolutely. especially at her age, 95. - quite a lot, james. absolutely. especially at her age, 95. i - quite a lot, james. absolutely. l especially at her age, 95. i think that sums up the queen, doesn't that? she's all about that to keep calm and carry on philosophy and, yeah, obviously she's tested positive for covid and we wish her a speedy recovery. she says she wants to carry on from light duties, that carries on from buckingham palace today. i think also it is quite interesting with what's coming out, obviously next week with boris johnson and these ending of self isolation rules as well and the metro front page touches on that as well. borisjohnson came to get people back to work and more confident again. it’s people back to work and more confident again.— people back to work and more confident again. it's a

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., _ . ., james.ames. obviously concern for your safety- _ james. obviously concern for your safety. but _ james. obviously concern for your safety. but everyone . james. obviously concern for your safety. but everyone in | your safety. but everyone in the cities that are having to now live in constant fear. this is it. i mean, _ now live in constant fear. this is it. i mean, worries- now live in constant fear. this is it. i mean, worries have - is it. i mean, worries have been building. we speak to ukrainians all the time, but that worry about the uncertainty. now because those anxiety will fixate on the events that have started unfolding since five o'clock this morning, these faint rumblings alongside what appears to be troop movements across other parts of the country. it makes you want to look around, it makes you want to see what is going to be happening. we don't know what is specifically being targeted, but this is... president putin whose words have been very carefully listens to hear, they ha

i'm darya and on james.ing by as we're all kicking off the hour here at 06:00am with some cool temperatures outside morning john. yeah, it is cool this morning and enjoy it because this afternoon were actually given. i would say hot for some reason for some a areas. >> and some reason to upper 70's for the north bay today, santa rosa, 79 degrees for your daytime high. that's toasty right there. looking at the embarcadero skies are nice and clear. got some joggers out there enjoying this cool start. you can see that we don't have any fog whatsoever across the day. fairly noticeable wind at the coastline. this morning, though, these offshore winds really warming the coast up half moon bay. you're at 64 degrees right now. quite the range of temperatures, though, because double in napa petaluma and santa rosa. our only in the 30's. so from the 60's to the 30's, that is definitely a quite the range in some short distances. santa rosa 34 bodega bay at 60 degrees. now, most of us are somewhere in the middle. fully

you for talking to me, james _ anyone else. james, thank you for talking to me, james jones - anyoneelse. james, thank you for i talking to me, james jones of the we talking to me, jamesjones of the we are west ham podcast. european leaders have said they are united in their goal to avert war in ukraine. the french president, emmanuel macron, said he could see a path towards easing tensions with russia, following lengthy talks with president putin in moscow, and a meeting with the ukrainian president, volodymyr zelensky, in kyiv. here's stephanie prentice. as nato allies run drills in the adriatic sea, on the ground, key members of the security alliance united with one goal in mind. preventing what they think will lead to a war in europe. their chief emissary france's leader emmanuel macron making his way through meetings and briefings in berlin and kyiv to urgently push the message that peace is possible. translation: | believe - that we have concrete, practical solutions that will allow us to move forward. we have had the opportunity to discuss this together, i have also had the op

that's a great question, james. it's going to be rio because that was my first my first experience didn't know what to expect. i showed up you know, as they say, wide eyed and bushy tailed didn't realize that i've been working 18 hours a day, not eating, not sleeping and having to a smile for 2 and a half weeks, but it was such a cool experience to be there. >> that will always be my favorite because it was my first all. it's gray ewers and was michael phelps. i can see michael phelps and that was also pretty wow i could but thank you so much. and been really fun. and i know you have been staying up late. you have been smiling a lot doing. >> all of this nonstop work for us. we appreciate it. and we look forward to having you back here in the golden state site which they have another hour if you guys would happen. but i think other stations might not travel andrew and come back home. >> john just said do haha. thanks, guys. thanks, guys. have been great. all right. and all right. well, that was fun. yeah. all right.

james bobart, what happened? >> it was the fda that blocked the development and sale of rapid diagnosis tests in this country. it is a good example of the failure of the command and control approach to this entire pandemic. this was something brought home to me, i got a call from my dermatologist, he said, okay, but before coming in, you've got to have a negative covid test. so i say, where am i supposed to get a negative covid test? and they say, the postal service will be sending them out. i'm thinking, oh, that's great, i have an appointment in three days, i'm going to trust the postal service? the county government here was very proud to be passing out free covid tests. i went down to rockville public library and i figured i would step in, step out, okay, here's my stupid test, but it turned out there was a line that wrapped twice around the corners of the building. it was an endless line. it was a bitter cold day on the friday afternoon. and you had all these maybe sick people waiting online to get a free co

james, the bar is high. what did you get out >> what do they get out and james, i have to think about. >> did you watch show? you watch a show about nature? i watch from amazon. >> i stayed inside. i think you have remember remember this weekend, johnny missed the whole life was gorgeous, beautiful. i'm sure some people had james weekend, though, to get a little easier. that's ok, but it was a beautiful weekend to be out there and don't worry if you didn't get outside this weekend. you still have so many nice days ahead of us to venture outside this week. look at this. we did see some winds coming down there at the pier right along the embarcadero was very breezy view during my last time showing this web cam to you as that flag was just blowing in the wind. we will see a modest offshore breeze today near the coastline in the north bay. but one thing that's not changing is this ridge of high pressure remains in place. a cold front to our north is pushing into the pacific northwest, resulting in the return of

so i have to get look at you with that slogan year that james james our james lives in san ramon, too. so, you know, he'll have to work out with you if he works out. let me ask you a question sees bottom line is you just don't feel safe. you not ready yet. not yet, i think is again, every time we see uptick in this county, the mask that the mask mandates come back into play. so i just rather be aware and be just, you know, again, stay ready. so we have to all get ready because we know how that goes. and the masks right now, i believe, have been probably the best vaccinated and boosted so for me, it's just a matter of being comfortable and being careful still. okay. thank you so much. energy drinks drink you because you have a lot of energy. thank you so much. let's walk through here. my man tavares will get his workout on. let's work out here as far as see what's going on. there's a man right there. he's on his bicycle. stationary bike, no mask. nobody's going to bother him. unlike yesterday. >> where they would have walked up to him. i don't think he would even gotten that far at the

and now, james, if you think before james and restaurants were required to verify customers that were fully vaccinated before stepping inside their business. and now the county says it's not necessary, but businesses can continue to do so if they wish. now, the health officer says they're focusing on getting people boosted according to less than 50% of people have received their booster shot. but despite seeing not as many people get their booster shot, booster shot contra costa county says is they're most likely to drop the indoor masking rules on february 15th. we know that goes for vaccinated people and unvaccinated people will still be required to wear them inside. for now, back to you guys. when you leave in your apartment. >> camilla. we need to go back to the new no doubt that very much camila. and what are you thinking about traveling, james? i know you're excited about going to lie and she last trip had to be canceled because the governor said don't come, the numbers are going out of control. but now things are getting better. >> in fact, they're loosening the requirements an

29 -- james, that's just not true.n, the second amendment was not -- the second amendment was not written so that we can go hunting or shoot sporting clays. the second amendment was written so that we can fight against tyranny. he said that. he also went on the same comment, the same time he made the comments, when tyranny -- james, pardon me. when tyranny becomes law, rebellion becomes your duty. and when talking about his political opponents, he said we all need to be -- >> that's exactly what the -- >> he said we -- when talking about his political opponents, he said we all need to be storing up some ammunition. so he actually saw what happened on january -- >> that is no doubt a -- >> let me ask you the -- this is a quote, i'm reading a quote -- >> you are quoting him. you are paraphrasing him. >> no, no, i was quoting him, james, which means perhaps this is a problem for you in court. that is what he said. >> no, it isn't a problem. >> james, he said -- may i ask my question, please? he said on the 6th, right, we

james, what do you make of the uk's diplomatic approach to this?hat's been interesting in the weeks coming up to it is two things. one is as an exercise of diplomacy, it hasn't been too bad. it's been relatively united. a lot of people thought, and the russians presumed, that the west would crumble and would split on this, because there are differences over what sanctions should be applied, but actually, in terms of strategy the west has been remarkably united, and attempts to divide have not succeeded and there are lots of fears for example that the germans wouldn't stop the nord stream 2 pipeline, but actually, they were first out of the chocks to ban it. so, a big oil pipeline that would have earned billions for russia. at huge cost to germany and the rest of europe, because it will mean higher gas prices and energy prices. that is the first point. the second point is that this whole issue of sanctions, and the big row we've had in the last 2a hours, was it enough? it's quite obvious that no sanctions were going to deter president putin. if you

he attacked lebron james, right? lebron james is huge.t wingers don't like that obviously. so forth. but, i said a poor mans craig hodgkins. back in the 1990s, he played for the chicago bowls. so, that powerhouse team with michael jordan. and, craig jones was sort of like enes, and colin kaepernick, and those types of guys. very outspoken when it came to social issues. and, he blasted craig hodge, once he blasted his colleague michael jordan for not being up with the causes, and he got blackballed from the nba despite being a terrific player. he was 32 at the time. that was back in 1992. and, and it is only 29. so, there is a similarity there, that beyond just a china thing, when you start attacking, you know, the big dog of the nba, that could be problematic. >> i think, terrence, i think it was michael jordan who once said, i'm not going to talk politics because even republicans by nike. terrence, thank you so much for being here. coming up, some personal news, as the kids say. i have a little announcement i'd like to share on the other

so james and tom brady. what's going on with the shaun white and then tell us about the goal to because it's a woman which makes me excited. shaun white's going to compete on friday here in beijing. he's going for his 4th olympic gold medal in the halfpipe. he's not a favorite. so i don't think the expectation is that he'll even podium. but you never know with him. i mean, obviously his career has been stellar, but this is going to be the last time that we see him on a competitive battle field because he announced that he's going to be retiring after these olympics. so shaun white going for gold tomorrow, chloe. kim got gold today. both of these events are the half pipe. >> chloe kim is only 21 years old. so we'll be seeing a lot more of her in future olympics. she won this event 4 years ago as a 17 year-old. then she took a couple years off, daria. she went to princeton and then decided i'm going to get back into it. and because she's so talented, she didn't even need a full 4 years of training. she just we

i'm darya and i'm james fletcher.g by weather and traffic looks pretty nice out there. you're right. and our i it was fantastic, although i didn't see the moon because i don't have a moon roof like james does. that's why they call yeah, i guess all is a >> brady. much starting to settle along the western horizon now. but when daario was driving into work, it was right above us. >> a little harder to see for her. you can see outside at the transamerica building that we are seeing conditions out there that are really beautiful and clear over not just san francisco, but the wider bay area in general. now we are going to see winds today still breezy at times, but even calmer than yesterday was which was calmer than the day before. so you get the picture here. we've gradually calm down through the week. temperatures have remained a little bit on the warmer side. so the tail end of the week is feeling just a bit more comfortable than we were at the start. 40's and 50's for our current temps, not the coldest mornings we've t

james, back to you. thanks. rate 6, 00:01am, breaking news that we're following into the wee hours this morning. the oakland school district decided they are going to close several school. yeah, sad news for a lot of the parents and teachers have been protesting against it. kron 4 sarah stinson joining us live. >> with details on this era. >> yeah, this was an 8 hour long, contentious meeting and it ended, unfortunately with the oakland school board voting to close nearly a dozen i say, unfortunately, because there was 1000 people that showed up and they showed up to say, please don't do this over those people waking up. they are not happy. take a look at your screen. one right away. show you what happened in last night's vote and you can see on the left side of your screen, those are the 4 schools that will either close or merge by the end of this school year. so very quick turnaround. i think that the abruptness of this is what has a lot of people thrown off community day school and parker elementary will clos

daria birthday darya and james.rain is standing by to help us start off the hour here at 07:00am. we'll begin with the forecast morning, pretty ideal birthday weather today, you say. so certainly beats the rest of the country that is looking at some chilly actual winter weather. >> feels a little bit more like may for the bay area than february shed. we're already starting off the morning. pretty mild. you've got the clear skies. beautiful sunrise from the embarcadero right here. yesterday was already a record breaker for areas like oakland up to 78 salinas on the central coast reach the 80's. well, richmond tied a record at 75 today. likely to see few a few more historic temperatures. we can bay right now, 70 degrees. it is very windy along the coastline in the north bay mountains this morning. so make sure to account for that. as you venture out to enjoy all that sunshine and warmth. our cold spot right now. that's napa and only 39 degrees. quite the range of temperatures yet again this morning, i'll be talking wa

james reynolds, bbc news.— continue over the weekend. james reynolds, bbc news. simon jones at paddington station _ reynolds, bbc news. simon jones at paddington station in _ reynolds, bbc news. simon jones at paddington station in central- reynolds, bbc news. simon jones at paddington station in central london| paddington station in central london for us. there was a major destruction, wasn't there? how are thin . s destruction, wasn't there? how are things today? _ destruction, wasn't there? how are things today? the _ destruction, wasn't there? how are things today? the disruption - destruction, wasn't there? how are things today? the disruption is - things today? the disruption is continuing. this station is busy this morning but the reality is they will be a lot of people here who will be a lot of people here who will not be going for several hours. let me show you the situation on the departures board. it makes some pretty grim reading. a lot of services cancelled and a lot of services cancelled and a lot of services delayed. some rail operators are telling

james, back to you. thank you. >> so happening today, the oakland unified school board is holding a special meeting. they're going to be voting on a potential school closures. >> and it's kind of a life or death scenario for a couple of teachers who are on a hunger strike there. we've been talking a lot about this story and the impact kron. 4 sarah stinson has been covering from the start and we can expect it to get pretty controversial. fiery maybe today. >> oh, yeah. it's been controversial for the last 4 weeks with some students staff and and, you know, parents getting together to voice their concerns about this to the oakland unified school district. they've held rallies, sickouts walkouts in hunger strikes. >> listen, you have passion. this was a rally last week held at one of the schools. i mean, this is been an ongoing issue and you can hear them. they said who school our school. this is their school. that's on the chopping block, potentially. finally, usd school board will have a special meeting

darya james. 6.48.ht now the warriors can is get some much needed help after the all-star break. because james wiseman is cleared for five-on-five drills, getting stronger and stronger. stanford women's basketball. by the way, they remain dominant despite not having a fully healthy roster all season. >> they also to deal with covid to. we've got kron. 4 sports director jason dumas of taking a look at all of this. >> they are limping into the all-star break, but they got some good news on tuesday. james wiseman was cleared for a full contact 5 on 5 scrimmages. that is great. news warriors, gm, bob myers first shared this news on 95 70 games the morning rose tuesday morning. this is the latest step in wiseman's lengthy and sometime frustrating rehab process. >> after tearing his meniscus last april. why hadn't been reacting the way the team had hoped after his initial surgery. so we've got another operation a few months ago to scope that me the dubs are hoping to get him back in time to get him back into

james, back to you. thanks right. 7, 0, breaking news from overnight in the south bay and other pedestrian struck and killed by a car. in fact, this happened in the very same location where 2 other pedestrians were struck and killed earlier this year. kron four's camila barco following the story for us. >> this morning, camilla. >> darted james. this is the 12th a traffic death in the san jose just this year alone. and james, like you were saying, this is the second time the san jose police are investigating a traffic death at the same intersection. let's take a look at scene from last night. the crash happened at the intersection of aumentan expressway and foxworthy avenue around 8.30, last night. police say the driver of a car struck a man who was walking across the street. paramedics rushed that man to the hospital, but he died shortly after driver stayed on scene and is cooperating with the investigation. but about a month ago, san jose police also responded to this same intersection for another traf

james waterhouse, _ people this morning. james waterhouse, thank - people this morning. you - people this morning. james| waterhouse, thank you very people this morning. james - waterhouse, thank you very much for your time. waterhouse, thank you very much foryourtime. iam waterhouse, thank you very much for your time. i am sure we will try to come back to you a little bit later on. let's cross back to russia and speak to caroline davies who is in rostov—on—don for us. caroline, the russian president, vladimir putin, announcing a military operation in the donbass region. what more have we heard from russia today about the justifications for this action, and what is happening next? victoria, it is to 8:30am here in russia, though at the moment we have heard nothing further from the kremlin following this announcement. the comments that james was just talking through about the comments from the foreign ministry again saying that they were targeting precisely these aviation military bases and they would not target civilians, but as james says, that is of little comfort give

james longman from moscow. martha raddatz on the border of ukraine and poland, what she's learning from her sources tonight. but we do begin with abc's senior foreign correspondent ian pannell in the capital of kyiv, ukraine. >> reporter: tonight, a dangerous escalation in the ukraine crisis. russian president vladimir putin formally recognizing two pro-russian rebel areas in the east of the country as independent, ordering his military to move across the border under the guise of peacekeeping. in an hour-long, sometimes angry speech, putin questioning ukraine's legitimacy, accusing its leaders of being a puppet of the western world that's trying to undermine and weaken russia. and after days of false flag operations that western leaders say are manufactured, putin telling the russian people it's actually ukraine attacking, with this warning to ukraine's leader. "we demand you immediately cease military action," says putin. "otherwise, all bloodshed will be on your hands." >> putin is using justifications like

as james likes to pull out. so there we go.e range of wardrobe today after such a cool morning, we are in store for another mild afternoon. we'd love to add in some rainfall today. we don't control over that. she might as well enjoy the beautiful conditions that we do have winds out of the north west again today. but a little bit lighter than they have been. so that's going to complement the much more mild conditions we have this afternoon making for a pleasant feel overall 40's and 50's for our current temperatures. santa rosa, our cool spot at 41 degrees. nevado san mateo alameda each in the low 50's. let's get a look at the roads with how's it going up there john? a little problematic out there. lots of delays and accidents. let's go ahead and start here over the east bay. we'll talk about san pablo, 80 westbound at hilltop drive. we've got an accident there. >> so we're seeing delays all in 5.80, san pablo avenue always get alternative, trying to get around that here. eastbound 24 east of 5 in the west. another accident her

james landale, bbc news.speak to our moscow correspondent caroline davies, but first let's get the latest from the ukrainian capital, kyiv, and our correspondent there, james waterhouse. james, is this confusion now cleared up james, is this confusion now cleared up whether or not ukraine wants to join nato or not eventually?- join nato or not eventually? clive, ukraine has once _ join nato or not eventually? clive, ukraine has once again _ join nato or not eventually? clive, ukraine has once again asserted i join nato or not eventually? clive, | ukraine has once again asserted its intent, its long—term goal of joining nato one day, but what a way to get there. words matter if you are a diplomat, not least if there is a looming threat of being invaded. that said, ukrainian ministers know thatjoining the alliance —— they won't be joining the alliance anytime soon. the process takes years and one of the conditions is that you can't be at war. the country has been at war for eight in the east, but signing up wou

. >> yeah, another one, james in temperatures getting warmer today and tomorrow. then yesterday even was potentially some records broken on these couple of days. today is also going to be a breezy one. this northeasterly dry wind from our interior valleys, going to be dropping humidities to some really low level. so it's dry. it's warm. it going to be not feeling like an early february day. that's for sure. this morning. we don't have any fog whatsoever across the bay area's. that's a nice start. at least you have an easy drive to work this morning amid some chilly conditions unless you're at the coast or temperatures are actually really mild in the 60's. the rest of us, though. well, it's either 30's, 40's or 50's dublin fairfield, napa, petaluma and santa rosa. you're cold spots in the 30's right now. concord at 41 oakland and san francisco. cool. but really not all that bad in the low to mid 50's currently. now we will be looking at temperatures this afternoon warm for all of us. it may be a mild morning for some of cold for others. but later on today, we're al

unclear. 0k, james, many thanks- james — really unclear. 0k, james, many thanks.say they've cleared the remaining protesters blocking a key bridge between canada and the united states, after a week of disruption. despite a court order to end the occupation, trucks and cars had blocked the ambassador bridge in ontario — which is north america's busiest land border crossing. the demonstrators oppose covid restrictions and sparked copycat protests around the world. a public inquiry into the wrongful convictions of hundreds of post office branch managers begins tomorrow. more than 700 sub—postmasters were wrongly accused of theft, fraud and false accounting due to a flaw in the computer system they were using. the sub—postmaster thought to have been given the longest prison sentence has been talking to our business correspondent, colletta smith. i want somebody on the other side to be charged and jailed like i was. harjinder butoy ran a post office with his wife in nottinghamshire, but he's spent the last 14 years fighting to clear his name. charged with stealing £208

james, back to you. thank you. reena. it is 7, 0, one. and happening today, it's the big meeting. the oakland unified school board is having a special meeting and they're going to be voting a potential school closures. yeah, a prospect that not a lot of people are happy about about a dozen schools, in fact, are being considered right now to either shut down completely or merge with another school. >> kron 4 sarah stinson has been following the story for us for a while now, as we've been seeing parents, teachers, staff students, all protesting this. >> it's been 4 intense weeks of students. staff parents getting together to make their voices heard so that the oakland unified school district hears them and vote no on this consolidation vote. that's happening tonight. there's been rallies, protests, sickouts and even hunger strikes. >> you can hear the passion in their voices saying these are our schools and those schools are going to be discussed tonight. finally, usd school board will have a special meeti

but james is here is not done. and so james looks at us and james is like i'm not a little seattle. he can't see me like that can't see me like that because it's here wasn't done. so james, literally he this was one of the more random moments. he was like, do you do you think a million dollars is a lot of money son, and i guess his taxes and things must have been on his mind. i have no idea and i say, yes, sir. he said well, it's not he said the government's gonna take it. he said when you make a million dollars, you find your favorite tree and you go bury it. and then he told me i couldn't sit in the jail anymore because his hair wasn't done. and so i went outside and my dad gave me the key and told me the window. along the back fence of cci, and i said outside which probably violated some child some child abuse statutes. i set outside while my dad was inside meeting with james brown for at least an hour. so that's my cci in james brown. i love i james also has one of the most legendary concerts that was done. the night after king was assassinated outside of boston, massachusetts.

james anywhere between a dollar $1.50 to $2.yes, you have to pay for, but they feel about this is they're not trying to get your money. according to the state. it's trying to get you faster so you don't burn gas. you're not sitting in traffic. you go about 20 miles per hour faster in heat. the rush hour in the the height, i should say of rush hour. so you can move around a lot faster, get to work, get things done. so in essence, it's true. you are buying time to keep in mind. as i said, guys, it's a sliding scale depending gestion depending on the time. anyway, you enter that your bill could go up or down get a monitor that don't be surprised. of course, if you have any questions, call the authorities that fast track and they could probably walk you through it, we have to lose available. this is southbound. this is the mute direction. a lot of people at the silicon valley. i know my partner in crime, the other partner in crime rate harvey's. she's watching the conditions and rain out. >> i got your back on this point. you can cl

the lyrics written by his brother james weldon johnson.when people have asked before this occasion, how do i feel about the song i have answered honestly much to their disappointment and dismay. this melody is one of many from 200 according to as cap american society that my grandfather created while the lyrics began like the poem is just like one of many others my granduncle wrote. this song is a small part of both men's artistic output i have no sense of it being an unusual remarkable achievement. i emma however always humbled by the staying power it has had. keep in mind lift every voice and sing still speaks too many people in this place well speaks also to people of many races, faith in conditions around the world. like the black men about history and begins. 1913 the experience of wrenching social changes and versioning jim crow era he chose to return to his home, his country so that his daughter would be born in america also opportunities that he too is native land even when it had not i asked for your support of bill h are not for

james, back to you. all right. thank you very much. 2 bay area news now the city of sausalito has declared a state of emergency. >> after an explosion at a homeless encampment, this happened wednesday night at marinship park. police say a 61 year-old woman who lives at that encampments. it too tense on fire. kron four's gayle ong spoke with the mayor of sausalito about this growing concern regarding homelessness. this really >> alerted us to a higher state of emergency. we felt that was appropriate emergency so that we could really flag for the county and other appropriate agencies. >> that we need more. how to now kelman the mayor of sausalito needing help with the marinship park homeless encampment. the city is declaring a state of emergency after an explosion followed by a fire wednesday night destroyed to 10. fortunately, nobody was injured. and this was part of the encampment from a grassy area to attend score area. police arrested. 61 year-old deborah hazelwood. police say hazelwood lives at the encampment an

i'm james fletcher. yes, 04:00am. there's we're taking a live look here to start the hour from our sutro tower camera looking down over san francisco, brilliant view and a bright one, too, because we've got quite a lot moon light out there this morning. let's begin with our weather forecast and say good morning. good job. >> yeah, that full moon, james were very close to it. it is definitely brightening things up. we've got clear skies. the nearly full moon. so as you're driving to work this morning, that might just get your spirits up a little bit. the fact that you're not going to be running into fog nor a gloomy morning. actually fairly bright out there for still very early on. we are looking at winds still present, but not near as windy as we yesterday. past couple of days have been exceptionally windy. now we're going to start to calm things down, still breezy at times this morning, though, i do want to note that as far as skies go, we've cleared out for the bay area as well as the sierra nevada. that storm syste

james, i know that you probably like swimming. james is so cautious. i work with james for decades. he probably swims with a mask on. so if you come down here, you can swim and you know, everything is open to you. you're good to go. is a brave new world. now, keep in mind, you cannot do this in santa clara county, but in this particular county and contra costa county, the choice is yours. you know what? working with the morning show 6 hours is so hard. all that mental gymnastics. i think i'm going to take a break. >> clock >> very nice. and well, you get a little got to work. a cool down the cool down is very important. part of the workout routine session. james, right on that bench between every it got rest, you've got to maintain good work. >> just glad we don't have to swim anymore with a mask because that wasn't working for me. just getting. >> okay. how about federal workers and the vaccine to 100 federal workers in california are suing the white house. >> over the president's vaccine mandate for them. they say it's unconstitutional. in september, the biden administration manda

he goes, "look at lebron james."ss who just asked me out. you know that guy, lebron, who is 6'9", and averages 85 points per game [ laughter ] yeah, the one who was on the cover of 'sports illustrated' at 14 years old. [ laughter ] yeah, i think i'm going to roll the dice on him. [ laughter ] i know it's a long shot. i'm going to go for it i have no idea what he wants to do for his career. i know for fun he likes to hop over school buses. but for a career, who knows. you guys have been amazing i'm eric neumann thank you so much everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: that's eric neumann! what a fantastic job that's eric neumann. he will be at the new york comedy cellar march 4th through the 6th. my thanks to james spader, nathan chen, dr. bernice a. king, eric neumann once again. [ cheers and applause and the roots right there. thank you for watching stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers. good night, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in

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james, back to you. thanks a lot, right, 6, 0 one. and breaking news from overnight. the man who attacked a forty-niners fan in downtown la of for the game actually says >> that the other guy pushed him first. yeah, claiming self-defense. but he has turned himself in. >> daniel luna, the one who is in a coma from the bay area courses. what we're really following here, crawford's will trend live at levi stadium with the latest developments in this. still in a coma this morning. it's still a lot of questions. well. >> still a lot of questions. inglewood mayor says this was the suspect retaliated against daniel luna. so he says it took 2 and this particular case it was the suspect who shoved luna down after luna shoved him first. so a lot of he said she said going on, but they do have their hands on that surveillance footage. they said it took them about 3 days to finally get to that location and they know now what what happened, what they believed to happen? they did talk to that suspecting as far as we kn

james darya 5 days later. he's still in a medically induced coma to protect his brain because of his injuries. according to the mayor of englewood, he says this only took several seconds to beginning to end. we got a chance to hear from him as well as daniel lewis friend about this. >> mister luna was in a group of fans. it appears that the injured person luna push the suspect from behind. it appears that the suspect then retaliated by pushing mister luna from behind and then struck mister luna. once. >> in the mouth area, a fun-loving guy. >> be never bothered. anyone definitely out of here. one of the date but i saw it and they said daniel boulud. >> okay. much has been made ever since the world. the bay area, los angeles that we have heard about this much has been made that this has h% similarities to what happened to brian stow the san francisco giants fan who was down there 11 years ago to see the dodgers when he was attacked in the parking lot. but according to inglewood mayor, he says this incident and

james, back to you. think you're a 5, 0, one. and today the oakland unified school board holds a special meeting to vote on potential school closures. yeah. about a dozen schools are being considered right now for either closure or to be merged with another school. it's a story the kron 4 sarah stinson has been following for. so let's get a live update once again. >> this morning, sarah. >> yeah, ever since this list of schools has been released to the community and all the communities affected in oakland, there's been school walkouts rallies. there's even been hunger strikes. i mean, this is extremely important and a very passionate topic that will be discussed tonight and a special meeting, a meeting that people have been desperately anticipating and also kind of nervous for they're hoping that the vote will be no to close and merge schools in oakland. take a look at some of the schools that are on the chopping block. >> this list was released over 2 weeks ago by the school board director mike mike hut

his name is james brown. and james brown happens to be very good friends with my father like most civil rights activists and entertainers. there is a huge there's this nexus and so my dad tells me one day we're going to see james and so we get in the car. we leave denmark. we ride up to cci is burning up outside and cci is like right on the river. and so i walk in with my dad. we just strolled through the gates. you hear the buzz and you know, the gates closed behind you and we walk into this huge like cafeteria like the sitting area where you know, they have like the the sheets that are painted where pete families take pictures and stuff. sometimes. i don't know if y'all are saying that so we walk in and around the corner comes james brown. but james is here is not done. and so james looks at us and james is like i'm not a little ca he can't see me like that can't see me like that because his hair wasn't done. so james, literally he this was one of the more random moments. he was like, do you do you think a

james, back to you. all right. let's get back to that team coverage of the strong winds impacting the bay area. i want to get up into the hills. kron four's will tran standing by live in the east bay hills. >> with more on the dangers these winds can pose. good morning. will. >> james, it's not windy right now. we're a little high up in elevation. i think that wind will come a little bit later, although it did start far as the advisory at 3 o'clock in the morning. but we'll get you is the cold. it is. 35 degrees at my location. the parks will open in a few hours from now. so hikers will be traveling going through here, getting their exercise. you might want to look up because with the winds they expect a lot of things to come down. so that is the danger right now. and of course, there's always fire. in fact, let me show you some video that a fire that is still burning at this time. this was big sur and it started more than a week ago. they don't expect full containment until tomorrow, but this burned approximately

james, back to you. thank you. its night 17 in kron. 4 continues to honor black history month this morning highlighting the east oakland youth development center. yeah, that program has been led by regina jackson for 27 years. >> and she is now stepping down. kron four's. pam moore had a chance to speak with her. >> janet jackson always seems happy is surrounded by kids. hundreds of kids in a big crowd. small groups of kids class on a field trip guiding, loving and cheering them on who lived. fact, that has been her life for nearly 3 decades at like the sea. >> i believe that once i landed idc that it. it felt more like a calling that the work that i was there to do was to change the trajectory of young people's lives in 1994, he took over a good but waning program that started in 1978. >> and turned it into a nationally recognized model for success and troubled urban neighborhood. it has been a love affair between her and the young people of all ages from elementary school to college graduation and their families

james, thank you very much.is the time former vice president mike pence spoke at stanford university and defended his actions during the january 6th attack on the capitol. pence was at stanford to speak to him and speak at an event and it was entitled how to save america from the woke left. he spent most of his speech slamming the policies of the current administration. after his speech he was asked about his actions on january 6. constitution was quite clear on that. tragic day in january. i knew it. my duty was. i kept my oath. even though her. we move the nation forward. and i don't know if the president i'll ever see eye to eye on that. i really don't. but >> i will always be proud of the record. the president, donald trump and i created for the american people. >> pence also referenced the recent recall of 3 progressive members of the san francisco school board saying that that vote has sent shockwaves across the country. >> top u.s. officials are issuing some of the most detailed warnings yet about russia