jeanne, what stands out to you about what the defense has shown so far? they've asked a lot about her personal life. >> front in center showing the other side of the story, showing that this was a normal family. you've got jurors who are watching this inches away, and many of them are parents. watching this about the holidays and what they do, and what their son did, and the disciplinary -- not disciplinary, but he wouldn't do his math work sheet, and things like that. it's relate-able. and as far as her demeanor, she's not emotional. we saw her very emotional this morning but she appeared to be very honest to talk about, she was petrified to talk in public that was her greatest fear. you saw the hives that just started going over her body, she still has them right now up there because of her nerves. at this point it seems very real but on the direct examination it is very easy, she's talking about her life. there is going to be cross- examination, and that will be very aggressive. >> jeanne, what did you think about the coverage of the topic of the bedro

areva, as we heard jeanne say there, this is all or nothing. when it comes down to what is being looked at here. when you look at how long the jury deliberated, when you consider the entirety of the case and what we heard as well from jennifer crumbley on the stand, what do you think jurors have considered and where they might be leaning? >> reporter: we know, breonna, they were grappling with this decision yesterday. they asked the judge to really important questions. they asked how did ethan get that gun, and of course we don't know how ethan got the gun. that was never introduced into evidence, that still a big mystery in this case. they also ask about the legal definition of -- that they had to consider in terms of making the determination about guilt or not guilty. and that was about this gross negligence standard. they were having some problems trying to understand how to interpret that legal standard. the judge gave them the answer that we expected him to give, which is basically repeating what he'd already done in the jury instructions.

jeanne, we will let you get back to watching the closing arguments. you so much for the update. we want to bring in cnn legal analyst and criminal defense attorney joey jackson. joey, you've obviously watched a lot more cross-examination and testimony deniable have, but it seems short to me. i'm wondering if you think that is because both sides felt confident that they got what they wanted out of her? >> reporter: yeah. what happens, boris, is that these things are strategic in nature. what things? meaning your strategy and what you are going to do. every attorney does things differently. as jeanne casarez noted, we were anticipating that the prosecution would poke holes through everything she was talking about. the foreseeability with respect to how this could have occurred. her specific negligence, specific instances of that, going into number two, the notice she would've had regarding her son's mental disability, or what have you. number three, talking about the reasonableness. you know, instead they are talking about the fact that she is a swinger

joining me now is jeanne shaheen of new hampshire, one of the key negotiators on the package. member of the armed services and foreign relations committees. i should have pointed out there will be a test vote. he will put the whole thing up and the procedural vote and if that goes down, then he will take the ukraine and israel money out and try to get that through. is that your understanding of the latest from the democratic leader? >> that is my understanding. it has not just aid to ukraine and israel but it has funding for taiwan in the indo-pacific, humanitarian aid that so many people around the world are so desperate for. this is really important, including people in gaza. it's very important that we pass this, particularly for the brave ukrainians who have been so courageous in standing up to vladimir putin and who we know only have about 20% of the munitions and weapons they need right now as they respond to the russian attack. >> this could be a close vote, despite what many people acknowledge is a compelling need for aid to ukraine. there's some in the republican side

one now from cnn's jeanne casarez. >> that was the hardest thing i had to stomach is that my child -- and other people. >> the mother of the oxford michigan shooter who killed for high school students in 2021, for the first time defending herself in court. >> i have asked myself if -- and i wouldn't have. if you could change or have, been would you? >> absolutely. i wish he would have killed us instead. >> jennifer charged with four counts of involuntary manslaughter, after she and her husband got a gun for their 15- year-old son days before the massacre. she has pleaded not guilty. she appears to be shifting blame to her husband in her testimony. >> who is responsible for storing the guns? >> my husband is. >> explain why you say he was responsible for that role. >> i just did not feel comfortable being in charge of that. it was more his thing. so i let him take care of that. >> she maintained she had no reason to believe her son was a danger to anyone else. >> as a parent is spend your whole life with the protection of your child from other dangers, you never would think you have to

jeanne, thank you so much. appreciate it. >>> new overnight, a fiery plane crash into a florida mobile home park leaving several people dead. video showing a giant pillar of flames and smoke. you can see it right there. police say they found four trailer homes on fire and the plane crashed inside of one of them. officials say the pilot reported engine failure before the plane went off radar. cnn's omar jimenez is covering this for us. what are the authorities on the scene saying? >> they are trying to put out hot spots and piece through how many people and potentially bodies are at this particular scene. this was a crash that happened last night in clearwater, florida. as we understand from officials, people were killed not just in the plane but in the home that this plane crashed into. the pilot did report an engine failure, according to the faa, while they were in the air and the local fire chief says the pilot was able to get out and made a call to air traffic control before going off radar just a few miles

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. >> the tree came to rest against jeanne mcnaughton is building. she says she's been reaching out to the city for years to do something about it. what kind of response if you've got will come along when we can? >> you know, and that's usually. not very often. city officials say they are making progress with their year round tree inspection program. >> where trees are pruned or in some cases removed, if determined to be hazardous. we're going to keep doing. it will keep inspecting trees will do our best to try to mitigate. but when you have these kind of really extreme. >> wind events, you know, it's it is not unexpected that we will have some trees come down. >> city officials say of the hundreds of trees or branches that came down over the weekend. only about 2 dozen of them blocked roads or wires and we're considered a top priority. while crews made quick work of the street, might take a couple of weeks to get the entire cleanup from this storm finished in san francisco. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> and our 4 zone forecast for the live look at sfo

. >> you know, there's though, in >> until there's a catastrophe, the tree came down jeanne mcnutt building while a car was damaged. it looks like the building suffered little to no damage. still, mcnaughton wants the city to be better at identifying troubled trees and replacing them with native plants is leaving these things in places. asking for more disasters like this. the department of public works has a year-round tree inspection program where trees are pruned or in some cases removed, if determined to be hazardous is going better than mean. >> and we're going to keep working at it and we're going to try and get to as many trees as we can even when it's not raining. city officials say of the nearly 300 trees or branches that came down this weekend. >> only about 2 dozen of them blocked roads are wires and were considered a top iocrews made quick work of this tree, it might take a couple of weeks before the entire cleanup from this storm. >> is completed in san francisco. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> this is a scene in southern california. flood watch has been extended for la county thr

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and jeanne moos says she has an expert level of restraint. >> reporter: when this professional golfer got unsolicited advice from a guy watching her, he got whacked online for mansplaining. he just said excuse me and started offering tips. >>> what you're doing there, you shouldn't be doing that. you should be light little swing forward through. >> reporter: little did he know she was a british golf coach. >> i'm going through a swing change at the minute, so i'm -- >> what you're doing there is you're coming back too slow. i've been playing golf 20 years. >> reporter: georgia bit her tongue. posted one commenter, your restraint from wrapping your club around his neck is commendable. she did shoot one look at the camera and then he took credit for that swing. >> see how much better that was? >> yeah, thank you. i do think that was -- yeah. >> reporter: the patience of a saint. the mansplaining in this video is major ick. georgia told the morning show -- >> there's not a need to say i'm a professional golfer, i know what i'm doing. >> reporter: a host apologized on behalf of men everyw

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right now customers are dealing with a 13% p jeanne rate hike that went into effect at the beginning of the year. >> carter says it's all getting to be too much in his next move may be out of california. >> they don't solve it just more people to leave. dan kerman kron, 4 news, 4 people were arrested more than 40 pounds of illegal drugs seized after san francisco. police carried out several search warrants. >> police say they seized more than 8 pounds of fentanyl. more than 32 pounds of meth, several $1000. cash and a ghost gun. police say the suspects were street level dealers who operated in the tenderloin often and that the drugs were going to be sold there. in the east bay, parents of students in the brentwood unified school district are unhappy about. ed being taught to their children. several speaking out at wednesday night's school board meeting saying they believe 4th and 5th grade is just too early for this type. of course, kron four's rob nesbitt reports. >> parents are speaking out in brentwood saying they don't want their 4th. >> and 5th graders learning at the superinten

but neighbor jeanne says over time she's learned to be calm about the dire predictions. >> it never reaches the projected, at least in all the years i've been watching as of yet. you end up being more worried about what's coming than what it's actually happening. even when it's at its worst, it doesn't seem that bad. i think the worry is more the anticipation of what could happen. >> reporter: but it's the things that could happen that officials must plan for. >> when it does rain real hard, then we are concerned, yes. >> reporter: and they're hoping that, like jennifer, the message will be taken seriously. >>> san mateo county closed more than half a dozen parks due to the storms. the full list is on the screen right now. that includes places like devil's slide trail and moss beach. the parks will stay closed until conditions are safe. stay up to date with the storm, especially the one moving in tomorrow here on air, on kpix.com, and streaming on cbs news bay area. >>> the san francisco japan town community gathered inside the kabuki theater this afternoon for a day of remembrance. it's me

. >> right now customers are dealing with a 13% be jeanne rate hike that went into effect at the beginning of the year. carter says it's all getting to be too much in his next move may be out of california. >> starting a family raising a family in just the economics. just don't work out. dan kerman kron. 4 news now to an update on the south bay bakery out of thousands of dollars center says a large order from tesla was canceled at the last minute. >> today elon musk responding to our kron 4 story on x saying tesla will make things good with the bakery. he said people should always be able to count on tesla, trying its best. this comes after the company ordered 4,000 many pies from the giving pies in san jose's willow, glen neighborhood. and then according to the bakery, canceling the entire order after all of the pies are already baked on the cancellation. the owner of the bakery says tesla did reach out via text message and offered her bakery to cover 2 events in march. coming up on kron, 4 news at 5. how cal state students just made history with their fight for higher pay and benefits. p

thank you very much, jeanne. and a lot of good suggestions for you if you're going to be staying indoors this weekend, which i think a lot of us are. john, good morning. i was glad to see some stuff catch my eye because, yeah, it's going to be a movie can the weekend ahead of us. it all really starts tomorrow. so if you want some time outdoors today is certainly a good pick. we are seeing lots of sunshine up above, of course, your east bay hills camera showing off all of that this morning. the sierra is about to see our heaviest impact of really anything from this next storm. heavy snow on its way. but today, both the sierra and the bay are nice and dry. that's your weather maker sitting up there off the coast of alaska. it dies down deep, dragging in with it. some colder air along with this dip in the jet stream that's going to be giving us our snow in the mountains, in our rain right here in the day. and of course, the cooldown that comes along with all of it. futurecast shows us nice, sunny, dry skies today. c

p jeanne said that they are up staffing this weekend.y're working to get as many crews out there as possible to restore power. and we're, of course, going to keep you updated as these numbers continue to come in throughout the night. let's go back to san jose now with the fire department was working hard to keep people safe today. this is video of a swift water rescue picking up several people in some dogs along the guadalupe river. >> this is an island area that was flooding out there. the fire department posting on axed telling people do not attempt to drive through low-lying water because you may get stuck. the usual phrases turn around, don't drown >> and we're getting some new pictures tonight out alameda. this is from the alameda fire department rescue team saving a person from a sailboat today. they were stuck out there, eventually bringing them safely to a rock wall. and then that person was taken to the hospital. unclear what their conditions are. but you can see difficult conditions. definitely not. the easiest rescue operation

. >> right now customers are dealing with a 13% be jeanne rate hike that went into effect at the beginning of the year. carter says it's all getting to be too much in his next move may be out of california. >> starting a family raising a family and just the economics just don't work out. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> history made for cal state students today they approved to form the largest student worker union in the country. sf state students celebrating that announcement today. students who have on campus jobs launching that effort 2 years ago demanding more pay and sick time. a student who helped organize that movement says he's been making less than the san francisco minimum wage. >> personally, i have been inviting the edge of having to go into debt to fund my own education. i went to community college before transferring here. i've been saving up for many years. i've been doing everything i can financially rights to not have to take on the burden of student and still every semester. heck, almost every other i still have to is it worth taking out student loans? so i can afford my hous

. >> the tree came to rest against jeanne mcnutt ins building. she says she's been reaching out to the city for years to do something about it. what kind of response if you've got will come along when we can? >> you know, and that's usually. not very often city officials say they are making progress with their year round tree inspection program. >> where trees are pruned or in some cases removed, if determined to be hazardous. we're going to keep doing. it will keep inspecting trees will do our best to try to mitigate. but when you have these kinds of really extreme. >> wind events, you know, it's it is not unexpected that we will have some trees come down. >> city officials say of the hundreds of trees or branches that came down over the weekend. only about 2 dozen of them blocked roads or wires and we're considered a top priority. while crews made quick work of the street, might take a couple of weeks to get the entire cleanup from this storm finished in san francisco. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> coming up on kron, 4 news at 10 king charles now

whether that will get any traction is unknown. >> right now customers are dealing with a 13% be jeanne rate hike that went into effect at the beginning of the year. carter says it's all getting to be too much in his next move may be out of california. >> starting a family raising a family and just the economics just don't work out. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> the state of california will spend more than 500 million dollars to upgrade water infrastructure in the state. senators alex padilla and laphonza butler announced the grant from the epa. the money will focus on creating more clean drinking water by replacing old pipes and improving storm drain systems. francisco police could soon make fewer traffic stops. the city's police commission passed a measure this week barring stops for low-level offenses, including failure to display or properly mount license plates, registration tags and driving with expired registration. the moves come after an analysis of sfp. d's data revealed that black drivers were stopped at 6 times the rate of white drivers quarter. rather. earlier this month, com

. >>> ohio senator, jeanne vance, one of several republicans that we are told by sources don't trump is considering potentially as a vice presidential candidate. should he be the republican nominee? it's not hard to see why he's under consideration, especially given what he said during a television appearance yesterday, checking all the right boxes, it seems, for trump, on insisting that what he would do when it comes to what trump's last vice president refused to do on january 6th. >> if i had been vice president i would've told the states like pennsylvania, georgia, and so many others that we need to have multiple slates of electors. i think the u.s. congress to default overt from there. that's the legitimate way to deal with an election that lot of folks, including, may think that a lot of problems in 2020. i think that's what we should've done. >> here tonight, cnn senior legal analyst and former federal prosecutor elie honig. elie, i should note to provide some facts to that, what he's talking about what happened in pennsylvania, the expansion of the mail-in ballots actually hap

. >> jeanne, let me just ask you.case in one way or another since 2019, when trump was in the white house, when you published your book. how different is it now to be part of this case now that you are out the other side? you have won this massive 83 million dollar judgment. does it feel different now than it did while you were in the middle of it? >> rachel, thank you for that. that incredible introduction. the three of us were shaking with laughter, and tears in our eyes, laughing and crying all at the same time. you had to put in a nutshell what we were fighting for. you did it. thank you so much, rachel. yes, i feel that this bodes well for the future. i think we have planted our flag. i think we've made a statement that things are going to be different. that there's gonna be a new way of doing things in this country. because of this indestructible team of lawyers, rachel. i am sometimes 50 years older than some of the associates online team. i'm 40 years older than sean, and 30 years older than robbie, and togeth

jeanne says the weekend storm we had was one of the biggest they'd seen in the area. francisco, a driverless car has collided with a cyclist crash was not life-threatening. but the company waymo is now being questioned about the risk. its autonomous cars pose to the public. according to police. the crash happened at about 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon near 17th and mississippi. streets in the city's hill neighborhood. in a statement to kron 4, a waymo spokesperson says the cyclist was the one who hit the car. adding that the person crossed into the waymo path at a four-way intersection while the bike was they say kind of hiding behind a truck goes on to say our vehicle applied heavy braking that was not able to avoid the collision. waymo notified the police to the scene in the cycle is left on their own. to our knowledge reporting only minor scratches. san francisco supervisor shamann walton addressed the collision on facebook saying driverless waymo vehicle just struck a cyclist and 70 the mississippi so much for safety. on kron. 4 news at 3 o'clock today will be spe

. >> and if you don't power, all you want to know is when will i get back jeanne says they're still trying to update time of power restoration estimates as soon as they can ask you to be patient, though, check their website for updates. on the peninsula this afternoon and entire community more than 12,000 customers remain without power across force. charles clifford has details from san mateo county. >> well, right now, i'm in the small community on tara, in san mateo county along the coast where thousands of pg e customers remain without power. part of the problem is scenes like this one where this big trees lying on the power lines, but nobody is here repairing the damage. at this point. there's no hard and fast time for when the lights might get turned back on on tour on tuesday morning. thousands of pg e customers remain without electricity. almost all of the businesses here are closed and this tree along fairlawn avenue has been leaning on the power lines. >> since the weekend, when did your power go sunday evening, robin merryman lives nearby. she's been without power for 2 days. she

but neighbor jeanne says over time she's learned to be calm about the dire predictions. >> it never reaches the projected in all the years i've been watching. >> you end up being more worried about what's coming than when it's actually happening. even when it's at its worst, it doesn't seem that bad. i think the worry is more the anticipation of what could happen. >> reporter: but it's the thing that could happen that officials must plan for. >> when it does rain real hard, then we are concerned, yes. >> reporter: and they're hoping that like jennifer, the message will be taken seriously. >> san mateo county closed more than half a dozen parks due to the storms. the full list is on the screen right now. that includes places like devil's slide trail. the parks will stay closed until conditions are safe. >>> people are taking it seriously up in gernville. charlen haynes lives along a creek that rises fast in heavy rains. she lifted up her belongings on concrete blocks to hopefully protect them from the rain. >> i can't change anything, but i have to prepare. to a degree, for some people, it's

than 15,000 customers without power and more than 13,000 on the peninsula are waiting to get back jeanne says since sunday storm, 368 polls and 214 transformers have been damaged. emergency crews in the north bay are out in full force trying to cleanup 5 intersections sebastopol had no power, downed trees and power lines still scattered throughout the town. sebastopol there, dana gardner, riches calling upon residents to help one another as the city recovers. >> check on your neighbors. make sure they're doing ok if you have a generator, make sure that you offer your generator assistance to those who might be in need. we have people lot of seniors in town who have a need for oxygen and that sort of thing. so knock on doors, make sure everyone is good. >> pg and e crews will the out in the affected areas trying to make repairs says quickly as possible. he's about 80's back open after chp truckee close the interstate at cisco grove because of multiple donner summit. officials and officers worked with caltrans to make sure road conditions were safe before they reopened it today. caltrans ha

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you see a downed power lines stay away from its assume it's energized to call 9-1-1, copy jeanne.rea safe. >> audit and meghan, are there any important resources numbers to call, for example, if a customer sees a downed power line. >> yes, absolutely. call but also copy jeanne, 4, 1, 5, 9, 7, 3, 5,000. and we come out make the area safe. all right. any just wrap things up here any other the public safety reminders important warnings that people should be aware of as we kind of hunker down and get through this together. yes, if you haven't you furniture in your backyard, patio furniture saves lives chairs tables. it's great if you could either put that stuff away or secure it when we have high winds like this, sometimes we can see that backyard pressure getting picked up by the way actually flying into our overhead power lines and causing power outages are safety challenges. so it's a great time to time that step down. if you haven't already. all right. megan mcfarland with pg need. thank you so much for your insight this morning. all right, take a look at this. snow falling over t

well here you go for example, the frenchwoman jeanne calment is considered the oldest person who hasin 1875 and lived for 122 years, but is now testing a medicine that can slow down the processes of seeing, so in the coming decades the situation may well change if... by then the world, of course, will not be fished by robots, as was the case in one movie, they won’t have time, but for now let’s live life, let’s enjoy, including the blooming of tulips, it’s very beautiful, volgograd flower growers grow special varieties, bred taking into account russian climatic conditions, while it’s february outside the window, it’s spring in this greenhouse, tulips are already blooming here, in nature they bloom only in april, but here in the ideal microclimate the buds have already swelled, natalya rudchenko has been growing flowers... together with her son, probably for years 10, so we began to grow tulips, of course we started with a small volume, and this is all constantly changing, and the cultivation of agricultural technicians, in order for us to make the perfect tulip , i’ll say very roughl

>> that's right, jeanne. hopes at this point, that the republicans in the house are not going to go ahead with the border and ukraine, is there a chance to have a separate vote on ukraine? you saw mitch mcconnell suggesting earlier this week that that's exactly where this thing is going to head. now biden has asked for 60 billion dollars additionally for ukraine. there's a widespread sense that even if there is a separate vote, that they are unlikely to get the full 60 billion dollars. that you could see republicans extracting the price for that, a refusal to give the non- military part of that assistance package to ukraine. but there's still hope, certainly, in national security quarters and people i talked to inside the administration that there could somehow be a way for ukraine aid. but i talked to one senator this week, jean, angus king from maine. he said if we don't do this for ukraine, it'll be the biggest foreign policy mistake that the united states has made in 50 years. i do think that -- really hi

you have children, three children, well done, your daughter was born, well done, darling, come on, jeannes the doctor with the ambulance? it will be much easier if you keep quiet, so what do we have here? and neurosm? i see all the indications for surgery, get ready, it’s business today, mikhailovich, of course you can wait for the pathologist's consultation, we're done, what about the doctor, how is he? it was he who cut the doctor. he is. we're not in a hurry. why doesn't anyone tell me how the doctor will soon? why do you need to know, like a doctor in an ambulance, that your conscience is tormenting you? how crazy is it, fights with doctors. so, listen to me, i am sheiman yuri mikhailovich, head of the department of neurosurgery. you have an aneurysm in your head. an aneurysm is a thinning of the wall of blood vessels in the brain. you need surgery and we will take care of you now. i don’t prepare for it, i refuse the operation, it’s not you who says, this is alcohol, which stinks of you like a barrel, i refuse the operation, you can discharge me, and i will go to prison, you will go

. >> jeanne, as katie writes in the piece, democrats are waking up to almost a certainty, but likelihoodate. maybe there was fantasy that the trials, one of these cases was going to take him out, but katy has a line in the piece where afternoon hampshire, people said okay, this is going to be the guy. let's get serious now. >> yeah, absolutely. i don't think there is much doubt about it. one question to katie's, you talked to democratic voters and strategists who are lacking enthusiasm. did you get a sense that any of them actually wouldn't vote, that they actually wouldn't go and vote in this election and would be okay with that? or is it just enthusiasm short of not voting? >> so i heard mixed things. i did speak with some voters who are not certain what they will do in november, if their options are biden and trump. again, not that there necessarily be coming trump voters, but to struggling to really think through getting activated around that and willing to commit at this point to what they could do. certainly many voters i spoke with, democratic voters, are saying regardless of whet

well, here’s an example, with the oldest person who has ever lived in the world, says the frenchman jeannee testing drugs that can detect the processes of seeing, so in the coming decades the situation may well change, unless by then the world is enslaved by robots, as was the case in one film, not i’ll have time, but for now... let’s be life, let’s enjoy, including the blooming of tulips. that's very beautiful. volgograd flower growers grow special varieties bred taking into account russian climatic conditions. it's february outside the window it's spring in this greenhouse. tulips are already blooming here. in nature, they bloom only in april, but here, in the ideal microclimate , the buds are already full. natalya rudchenko grows flowers together with her son. it’s probably been 10 years since we started growing tulips. we started, of course, with a small volume, and all this is constantly changing agricultural technology in order for us to make the perfect tulip , i’ll say very roughly, to surpass holland, and you know, we probably succeeded, in fact, from holland we get something diff