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martin luther king jr.. on january 15, 1929 martin luther king jr. was born in atlanta, georgia. he would go on to change the course of human history. as a young man, after king decided to follow the calling of his father and grandfather to become a christian pastor. he would later write that it was quite easy for me to think of a god of love mainly because i grew up in a family where love was central. that is what reverend king preached all of his life, love. love for each other, for neighbors, and for our fellow americans. dr. king and his love for others toed him and stand up for civil rights and african-americans. through his bravery and sacrifice, dr. king opened the eyes and lifted the conscience of our nation. he stirred the hearts of our people to recognize the dignity written in every human soul. today, we celebrate dr. king for standing up for the self evident truths americans hold so dear, that no matter what the color of our skin, or the place of our birth, we are all created equal by god. this april we will mark a half-century since reverend king was so cruelly taken

(jr stone)(jr stone) meteorologist anny hong has our forecast.anny hong): dry weather conditions can be expected through the weekend and well into next week as a ridge of high pressure strengthens and maintains its position over california. cool overnight temperatures can be expected, and a warming trend is forecast through early next week. (justine) coming up... while thousands evacuated...cre ws were responding to the deadly mudslides in southern california.... the dramatic moment when a patrol car got swept away. (jr stone) and... only in the bay area.... we'll explain why people were having a picnic on a freeway in the south bay. (justine) and... a casino mogul faces allegations of sexual harassment and assault... now he is stepping down from a major political organization. that is after the break. it's value jack's way. like jack's one-of-a-kind breakfast pockets for $2 each. three of jack's famous tacos and a small drink for $3! or a classic bonus jack combo for $5! it's like i tell jack jr., it's all about big values, jr. prices. (justine)

(jr stone) and i'm jr stone.ker's safety was at the heart of a town hall meeting held in bay point today. this after machinists in bay point recently settled a labor dispute with an industrial plant.(justine) kron four's philippe djegal explains why labor leaders say those who work at refineries deserve more protections. (philippe) more than 80 machinists who walked off the job and stayed on strike for two-months at henkel aerospace industrial in bay point -- are back on the job... two weeks ago, they resolved their issues over pay, safety and training with the germany- based company steve older is the area director for the union that represents the workers -- machinists automotive trades.steve older/organizer- "one of the main things that we're really proud of is that we got some, um, a worker's safety committee put into the contract that will have some oversight by federal mediation for a while." older is also president of the contra costa labor council. on saturday, he sat on a panel at the ambrose community c

(jr stone) and i'm jr stone... the alert went out earlier today...saying there was an inbound ballistic missile threat to the state. 38 minutes passed between the missile alert and the "false alarm" notice. vicki joins us now from hawaii over the phone. (justine) the haitian community is reacting to president trump's reported derogatory remarks about their nation. he reportedly said "why do we need more haitians? take them out" during an immigration meeting on thursday. as sheldon fox reports from miami, the response came on the eighth anniversary of a deadly earthquake in haiti. ánatsáin miami's little haiti community there's marching and singing.ánats chantingáand strong passionate peaceful feelings aired about the haitian earthquake of 2010.but even though this was initially meant to be a gathering to remember an earthquake....c omments made by the president were top of mind.alex bailey/supporter of haitian- american community says "it could just lead to believe that a different color is the enemy, that a differ

(jr stone) and i'm jr stone. this was the scene around the country.... tens of thousands of people marching... from los angeles, to chicago and in new york city. (justine) in san francisco... thousands packed civic center plaza... making it one of the largest women's march demonstrations in the bay area.(jr stone) kron four's philippe djegal was in the middle of it all... and, shares why so many women felt obligated to join the movement. (philippe)nats- "thank you for showing up." standing shoulder to shoulder... on a sunsplashed saturday afternoon...podium nats- "the only way that we make change is that we demand it." thousands in san francisco... mark president donald trump's first full-year in office with a collective public rubuke of his polcies and perceived attitude towards women.podium nats- "we will not longer put up with sexual harrassment, sexual assault or male dominance."crowd nats- this crowd is made up of first time and longtime activists... all here for their own individual reasons... but they're unified by the fact that they're

(jr stone) and i'm jr stone.n east bay dog rescue is faced with thousands more in damage after a second car crashed into the non profit organization's building in the last two years. (justine) kron4's ella sogomonian is in oakland at the rocket dog rescue where neighbors say drivers speed far too often. rocket dog rescue employees came to work to find their new fence broken sunday morning. the night before this silver car drove into it at the corner of 36th and foothill then was left there by a driver who ran off.the founder of the non profit says a six pack of beer was found inside. sot: pali boucher, rocket dog rescue founder// "we love being a part of oakland and the community and it's amazing. we don't love oakland terrible drivers. this is the second time they've run into our building."about a year and a half ago this van crashed into the side of their wall fortunately missing the dogs inside who were kept at the other end.the landlord estimates this latest damage is going to cost him more than two thousand

(jr stone) and i'm jr stone. we are joined with meteorologist anny hong with more on the timing of the storm. . (anny hong): partly cloudy skies and mild temperatures are forecastthrough this evening. the storm system developing offshore isexpected to be the strongest so far this season, producingperiods of heavy rain and strong winds, especially monday and monday night. showers will continue into tuesday. dry weather isforecast for the second half of next week. (justine) this next storm could do serious damage to parts of the north bay...left scared by last years fires.(jr stone) a flash flood watch will be in effect until tomorrow. and kron 4's camila bernal explains why this could be dangerous for those that live in santa rosa. this area is particularly at risk because of the debris and the ash that was left behind after the firestorm. when the rain comes, it can carry that debris further into residential neighborhoods and it could cause mudslides. that's why authorities are asking the public to be ready and p

(jr stone) and im jr stone. tonight family members are remembering terry amons at a vigil in the parking lot where he was killed. that's where we find kron 4's ella sogomonian live in pittsburg at nation's restaurant.ella what is the family saying? they can't believe this happened. they say terry amons was a changed man who gave himself up to god and was always there for his family. light vigil to mourn the loss of 43-year-old terry amons who was shot and killed by pittsburg police in the parking lot the night before around 10:45. sot: sandra talbert, amon's mom// "my son normally works at 2:30 in the morning and he'd be home asleep, but he happened to come out and want to get him a hamburger and he never returned."they say a witness called in an alleged drug deal. so officer's approached the car and saw amons with a gun at his side. his family doens't believe it.sot: cousin, "by me knowing my cousin i don't think that he would have took it as far as reaching for a weapon."they say amons was a family man who'd c

(jr stone) and i'm jr stone.... that richmond police officer is recovering tonight after being hit by a car while trying to stop one of those sideshows. the driver is ánotá in police custody... it happened earlier this morning near marina bay parkway and reggatta boulevard. an officer tried to stop one car ... police say the driver then accelerated toward him and hit him. the officer suffered broken bones and cuts to his head...but is expected to recover. this is being investigated as a hit-and run. police have not released a description of the driver or the car. . (justine) and this is c- h-p helicopter video from oakland... at about 2:00 this morning...authorities say there were about 200 vehicles near 54th avenue and international boulevard. there were fireworks being shot into the air and multiple reports of gunfire. c-h-p says people began using a green laser to point it at the helicopter. authorities followed one of the suspects using a laser pointer and arrested him. if convicted...he faces felony state charg

(jr stone) and i'm jr stone. kron 4's ali reid joins us live from the newsroom...what are these different groups saying? (ali)organizers from tonight's rally say they are standing in solidarity with all immigrants and they're committed to this fight. it's really important for us to be out here showing our solidarity because we have to support each other as a communitythis sea of protestors is calling attention to salvadorans and the fact that the current administration wants to repeal temporary protective status for hundreds of thousand of immigrants.it's a special status given to people that are fleeing from a specific disaster or violence. the status doesn't provide a pathway to citizenship or residency. but it gives them the opportunity to remain in the country without fear of deportation.monica noriega / affirmthey're trying to marginalize our communities further and incite a lot of panic and fear by revoking these statuses and claim that they're going to round up all 300k tps holders and send them back to th

(jr stone) caltrans...s investigating whether microscopic organisms are attacking critical welds on the submerged foundation of the new bay bridge tower. while engineers tell kron four there's no immediate concern about the bridge failing... an underwater survey found pockets of accelerated corrosion on welds... that bind massive piles that hold up the foundation. experts say the corrosion suggests something besides simple rust is eating away at the steel. the problem...could potentially endanger the projected 150-year lifespan of the $six point four billion structure. (justine) in marin county... two people were arrested over the weekend for driving under the influence of alcohol. the arrests are part of the "enough is enough" campaign. a zero tolerance approach to drinking and driving. the first arrest happened around 11 pm on highway 101 in mill valley. according to chp... the man was driving about 80 miles per hour with a child a four- year-old in the car. he was arrested on suspicion of drunk driving a

(jr stone) and i'm jr stone.looked into the issue with a few san francisco dispensaries to see if they're running "high and dry." (looklive)it's not that dispensaries have nothing left to sell you - it's that the stockpiles they have right now...won't last forever.(pkg) at sf-fogg in san francisco, dominic lucio and his co- workers were busy filling orders saturday, and certainly didn't have to turn anybody away."before the new year we stocked up like most other dispensaries here in the area." but the initial supply of recreational pot they had at the dispensary...doesn't look like it will get refilled as quickly as customers come calling."we've also seen a supply issue as far as companies we already have that they have been unable to meet the demand, not just of us but other dispensaries as well."sf fogg used to be just medical marijuana, but with the switch to recrational weed, they lost a couple vendors who haven't yet gotten their companies licensed locally or by the state.though the dispensary on 12th street

we know don jr. was interested in the information because he replied, quote, if it's what he's saying, i love it. we also know, according to mueller, trump campaign foreign policy adviser george papadopoulos also took a 2016 meeting with a kremlin-connected professor who told him that russia had dirt on clinton. >> pap -- papadopoulos has information that someone was being contacted by russians. >> and we know the head of aanalytics connected to the trump campaign reached out to wikileaks in an attempt to get e-mails from hillary clinton's pub lib servlic server. so the public doesn't know if there was collusion but we know there was a lot of smoke. do you think president trump told general flynn to lie to the fbi about his connections with the russians? >> i don't know that. i do know this, in the aftermath of the flynn firing, you had the president of the united states intervening with the fbi director asking him to lay off flynn, intervening with lots of the heads of our intelligence agencies, ask

(jr stone) and im jr stone. four people were sent to the hospital with pretty bad injuries. kron4 's ella sogomonian is live in concord with our top story. this was a really bad crash the driver crossed a median divider then flipped over into oncoming traffic.but now that marijuana is legal and we know it lingers in the system this again brings to question how officers decide to make that arrest. four people were sent to a hospital, some with major injuries, after a car drivng 100 miles per hour rolled into oncoming traffic headed north on highway 242 just before eastbound highway 4 at 11 saturday morning.35-year-old jayme lambert of martinez was arrested for driving under the influence of marijuana and other drugs.california highway patrol officers say smoking pot is now legal but not much has changed with how they determine if someone is high. sot: timothy clay, east bay driver // "but it's kind of hard to determine who's high and who's not. because someone could be coming back from work and be tired. but they need more equipment to tell who's high and who's not."chp offic

(jr stone) and i'm jr stone.the younger sister, camila, has been pronounced brain dead...and the family held a candlelight vigil for her and four-year-old lenexy tonight. (justine) as kron four's spencer blake reports, the family says the father of the girls....has been very forgiving toward the man who drove the stolen truck. . lenexy and camila cardoza were with their mom, driving home from a doctor's appointment wednesday, when a stolen truck crashed into them, injuring mom edith and ultimately killing both little girls."i mean we love them girls. they were like my daughters. (breathes heavily) sorry." their uncle johnny cardoza lives with the family, and organized this vigil for the sisters at their home.150 people or more showed up, and mourners poured into the neighborhood street.standup "the first several minutes of the candlelight vigil were almost completely silent, though you could hear some people crying audibly. then family and loved ones started praying aloud together, and then they began singing." p

(jr stone) and i'm jr stone. we are joined with meteorologist anny hong with more on the timing of the storm. . (anny hong): partly cloudy skies and mild temperatures are forecastthrough this evening. the storm system developing offshore isexpected to be the strongest so far this season, producingperiods of heavy rain and strong winds, especially monday and monday night. showers will continue into tuesday. dry weather isforecast for the second half of next week. (justine) this next storm could do serious damage to parts of the north bay...left scared by last years fires.(jr stone) a flash flood watch will be in effect until tomorrow. and kron 4's camila bernal explains why this could be dangerous for those that live in santa rosa. this area is particularly at risk because of the debris and the ash that was left behind after the firestorm. when the rain comes, it can carry that debris further into residential neighborhoods and it could cause mudslides. that's why authorities are asking the public to be ready and p

(jr stone) and i'm jr stone. this was the scene around the country.... tens of thousands of people marching... from seattle down to l-a.... and from new orleans up to the nation's capital... and beyond. in fact, women marched all over the world today... with men joining in solidarity. (justine) in san francisco... thousands packed civic center plaza...and marched down market street. they say turning last year's fury into this year's action.(jr stone) kron four's philippe djegal was in the middle of it all... and, shares why so many women felt obligated to join the movement. (philippe)nats- "thank you for showing up." standing shoulder to shoulder... on a sunsplashed saturday afternoon...podium nats- "the only way that we make change is that we demand it." thousands in san francisco... mark president donald trump's first full-year in office with a collective public rubuke of his polcies and perceived attitude towards women.podium nats- "we will not longer put up with sexual harrassment, sexual assault or male dominance."crowd nats- this crowd i

martin luther king, jr. on january 15th, 1929, martin luther king, jr. was born in atlanta, georgia. he would go on to change the course of human history. as a young man dr. king decided to follow calling of his father and grandfather to become a christian pastor. he would later write, it was quite easy for me to think of a god of love, mainly because i grew up in a family where love was central. that is what reverend king preached all of his life, love, love for each other, for neighbors, and for our fellow americans. dr. king's faith and his love for humanity led him and some other heroes to core rain justly stand -- core -- courageously stand up for rights for african-americans. with his brave sacrifice dr. king opened the eyes and lifted the conscience of our nation. he stirred the hearts of our people to recognize the dignity written in every human soul. today we celebrate dr. king for standing up for the self-evident truth americans hold so dear, that no matter what the color of our skin or the place of our birth we are all created equal by god. th

paying tribute to martin luther king jr. day as we take a live look outside this morning, a brief one there, you saw the trans american pyramid. good morning, i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. on this day, martin luther king jr. holiday, a lot of people say, get out, do service today. weatherwise will it be a good day? >> it will, but it starts out foggy and that's the kind of fog we've seen the over the weekend, starting out during the morning hours, it keeps it mostly cloudy for parts of the bay area. it has dropped down to a mile and a half in livermore, still fairly clear as you get out for that drive but i do think this fog will continue to lower and get thicker with our temperatures in the low to mid 40s it's a cool start with our high temperatures today in the upper 50s and lower 60s. we will talk more about this and what's ahead for this holiday, that's coming up in just a few minutes. >>> we are following some breaking news out of san francisco. california highway patrol investigating a shooting on sou

steve bannon going after donald trump jr. hard, calling o out that june 2016 meeting with the russian lawyer at trump tower. also in attendance, there were paul manafort, then campaign chair, and jared kushner. that meeting actually happened about two months before steve bannon actually joined the campaign. so steve bannon now telling the author, michael wolf, in that soon-to-be-released book, "fire and fury," saying this about the meeting in addition, they're going to crack don jr. like an egg on national tv. very harsh words there. also calling it treasonous, unpatriotic. now, of course, don jr. has said that he took the meeting as someone new to politics. he said as a business man, you take about every meeting that presents itself. and he said he also viewed it as getting opposition research. but of course, bannon there hitting back hard on that defense. also, steve bannon in this book says that in the end, he believes this investigation will come down to one thing. he put it this way. he said, this is all about money laun

>> finally don jr.ged the full story, that he had met with a russian lawyer offering dirt on hillary clinton. >> the stories kept changing about what the meeting was about. >> we got more information when donald trump jr. appeared on fox news. >> someone sent me an e-mail. i can't help what someone sends me, you know? i read it, i responded accordingly. and if something was interesting there, i think it pretty common. >> the difference in this case was that it came from russians. >> russia, america's adversary. sean hannity did not press trump jr. about russian interference. but one year earlier, jake tapper did. he asked trump jr. about what were then still just suspicions. >> robby mook, the campaign manager for secretary of state hillary clinton, i asked him about the dnc leak and he suggested that experts were saying that russians were behind both the hacking of the dnc e-mails and their release. >> keep in mind as you watch this, it was six weeks after the trump tower meeting, after trump jr. had b

also, donald trump jr.wow, just read the comments section on breitbart, which, by the way, i never recommend. >> that itself is weird. >> he's saying even bannon's own house organ, the "o" magazine f steve bannon is going after him. >> he's pretty ensconced at breitbart. >> i don't think breitbart is going to turn on bannon. what's interesting to me after trump's statement essentially curb stomping ban, will breitbart turn on the president? especially with the issues coming down the pike, daca, the need to build the wall. if he's forced to cut some kind of a deal with democrats, does trump really have control of his base as his statement asserted or will that base stick with the likes of bannon and breitbart and turn on the president? >> i think another question also is how does steve bannon go forward now that he's been completely repudiated by the president? how does he go forward and interact with a special counsel or a congressional investigators who he has clearly given a lot of crumbs to. >> one other

martin luther king, jr.'s nephew, i want to listen to something he said in that proclamation. >> at the king center we refer to it as a day on, not a day off. not a day to hang out in the park or pull out the barbecue grill. it is a day to do something to help someone else. >> what's the president doing today? >> king day is so often referred to as a day of service. the president has no public events on his schedule. he spent the morning at his golf course. i can tell you he has retweeted a white house tweet paying tribute to dr. king. there is a video with this caption. dr. king's dream is our dream. the american dream. the promise stitched into the fabric of our nation, etched into the hearts of our people and written into the soul of human kind. so the president returns to washington, d.c. at around 4:00 eastern. we will see what else, if anything, he adds to his schedule to pay tribute to dr. king. >> as hallie said, she will be there when he lands. >>> also this morning, president trump is divvying hopes

martin luther king jr. 1929, martin, luther king jr. was born in atlanta, georgia.on to change the course of human history. as a young man, dr. king decided to follow the calling of his father and grandfather to become a christian pastor. he would later write that it was quite easy for me "to think of a god of love, mainly because i grew up in a family where love was central." that is what reverend king preached all of his life, love. love for each other, for neighbors, and for our fellow americans. faith,g's face, and -- in his love for humanity, led him and other heroes to courageously stand up for civil rights of african-americans. through his bravery and sacrifice he opened the eyes and lifted the conscience of our nation. he stirred the hearts of our people to recognize the dignity written in every human soul. today we celebrate dr. king for standing up for the self-evident dear, american hold so that no matter what the color of our skin, or the place of our birth, we are all created equal by god. this april we will mark a half century since reverend king was s

when he went after don jr. and melania saying according to one michael wolff excerpt put in the new yorker magazine today that she was distraught and in tears on election night. that going after the president's family was crossing the line and going too far. and in the words of the one source close to the white house, that meant the gloves had to come off and at this point, they are not holding back. that is suggesting anderson strongly that this war on steve bannon at the white house may continue for days if not weeks. >> and we should point out the book is saying that the first lady was distraught because he won and she didn't expect him to win and didn't want him to win and many people in the trump campaign did not expect him to win and thought it wasn't a good idea if he did win. >> and a rare -- that's right. and a rare statement from the first lady's office that we don't hear very much from, the first lady's office put out a statement saying that this book that was largely based on this interview with ste

it's like i tell jack jr., it's all about big values, jr.ew on abc 7 news at 6:00, reactions to missile alert error in hawaii, including a california lawmaker who plans to make sure it doesn't happen here. >>> plus california making sure it expands college but not for the usual user tonight at 6:00. >>> the 16 penguins get weighed once a month. this time they're being a a a a misch mischievous. some jump over the scale while others are distracted by the fish. >> we can go on together. >> that's it for abc 7 >>> welcome to "world news tonight." the ballistic missile scare. an entire state in panic. the warning that went out to all of hawaii, an inbound missile, take immediate shelter. >> this is not a drill. take immediate action measure. >> people running for their lives. families fleeing. for 38 minutes chaos and confusion until finally the all clear. >>> frozen rivers triggering s dangerous floods. residents told to evacuate. temperatures plummeting from the gulf coast through the northeast. nearly 200 million people facing an arctic blast

there are real questions, wolf, whether don jr. passed that information to his father, if his father noticed the meeting was going to occur. of course when we asked don jr. that, he asserted privilege. that conversations between himself and his father are presented. which is bogus and doesn't exist in the law. we hope that republicans on the committee will bring him back and compel him to tell us. >> your democratic colleague in the house, congressman ted liu, he tweeted this in response to the story. he also told me the same thing. he said based on the statements by steve bannon, congressional committees now need to subpoena him to testify on the trump/russia investigation. do you agree? >> yes. we would like to hear from mr. bannon. there is a host of other witnesses who have not come forward yet who we hope that our republican colleagues will understand are relevant for our investigation. so mr. bannon certainly was relevant before the statement was made. >> there is another explosive charge that bannon levels. he says the speci

martin luther king,jr. unscripted president trump is giving us a bright light look at his character and it's ugly. what appears to be a brazen lie, a tweet during the white house meeting on immigration, he used vulgar offensive language to describe african nations. >> he said those things and he said them repeatedly and then he went on and started to describe the immigration from

it the chance to don jr. did not walk these [ inaudible ] up to his father's office on the 26th floor is zero. talking about walking the russians up. and yes, we reported the president was in the building at time of the meeting. as for his son, he will not stand a chance against investigators and telling wolff, they're going to crack don jr. like an egg on national tv. now from josh green, michael d'antonio and in "the new york times" and white house correspondent maggie haberman. i don't know where to begin, maggie. but what do you make of -- did you ever think that there could be a day where president trump calls steve bannon -- that he's lost his mind and that he didn't really have much to do with the campaign? >> we -- that was the most predictable. that he would say that the -- that steve bannon had nothing to do with the campaign or his presidency. because as pointed out, that is their go-to. >> papadapoulos saying he is the coffee boy. >> he's zn -- done this before. he did this in 2017 and this is whe

martin luther king jr. today in cities all over the country people are marking -- marching and celebrating to honor the men who fought so hard for racial equality. ty. >> it is 9:00 and this is "mornings on 2" as we give you a live look at the golden gate bridge. if you look closely you can see the tower through the fog in the haze. it is monday and we are honoring dr. martin luther king jr. who said the ultimate measure of a man is where he stands at times of challenge and controversy. with that we welcome you inside. pam cook is with us today and that resonates. i talked to my children a little bit about that. the challenge and controversy, that is when you shine. >> history and what is happening today is the perfect time to talk about this.>> i can't think of martin luther king jr. without thinking of rosa parks. they are connected in my mind because of the bus boycott in alabama bringing dr. king into prominence. i studied the boy's boycott a lot.>> happening today there are many events across the count

donald trump jr. will crack like an egg under the investigation. he alleges the special counsel lor's probe is all about money laundering. tonight the president is firing back claiming bannon has, quote, lost his mind. mr. trump insists bannon has nothing to do with him or his presidency, even though he was one of the closest and most powerful advisors. the white house says the president is furious with the claims. dismissing it as trashy tabloid fiction. it explains in detail that mr. trump didn't want or expect to win the white house and even members of his inner circle thought he was unqualified for the job. also breaking tonight. paul manafort is suing the special counsel and the justice department over the russia probe. he's challenging robert mueller's authority to charge him with alleged crimes that have nothing to do with the 2016 campaign. i'll get reaction from senator mark warner tonight, and our correspondents and specials are standing by. let's go to jim acosta. this trump bannon grudge m

martin luther king jr. holiday. and we have a lot of news to get to. we begin tonight with that new winter storm moving across the country at this hour. the alberta clipper bringing snow and ice and freezing rain, and there is real concern tonight about the commute tomorrow morning. already tonight, dangerous driving from the plains to the midwest. a driver losing control, slamming into a police cruiser, right there in park hills, kentucky. as we come on the air tonight, two dozen states now under winter storm warnings and watches right now. that system pushing all the way from texas to minnesota and moving east. d.c., philly, new york, boston all get hit tomorrow. the driving on this holiday already a real challenge and it's moving east. abc's erielle reshef leads us off. >> reporter: tonight, the mega blast of snow and bitter cold pounding millions from texas to maine. in kentucky, police say they're fighting a losing battle to black ice. this car slamming into an officer's cruiser. spinouts from south da

he said don jr. would be cracked like an egg, i think. >> for money laundering. >> yeah, for money laundering. steve bannon i guess at one time was considered a rainmaker of one kind. but then roy moore happened. so is steve bannon still relevant? >> i think he's highly relevant. no way the white house can get away from the fact that steve bannon was a critical figure in the campaign. he reportedly was going to get the chief of staff job in the white house. that's pretty important, until the president was talked out of it. and he was a senior adviser who was the energy, the force behind major policies on immigration and a kind of populism that fueled the president's victory and certainly was cast on the early days of his presidency. there is no getting around all of that. it is also true that bannon probably still supports the president. and that he was settling scores by talking to michael wolff for this book. so there is a multilayered agenda. you can't get away from the fact that somebody that clo

martin luther king jr. with events and memorials around the bay area. and the country. >> and police are looking for suspects in an early morning shooting that shut down a freeway in san francisco. what police are saying about the incident. >> panic in hawaii. after a false alarm tells residents a missile was headed to the island. how it happened and the investigation now under way. y. >>> good afternoon, everyone. there are many events across the country, and right here in the bay area. to mark martin luther king jr. federal holiday today. >> ktvu tom baker is joining us live this afternoon from san francisco with more on the story. tom? >> reporter: we are here in yerba buena gardens. take a look at this. there are well over a thousand people. maybe 2,000 people. and more people are coming in. from the march that was from the cal train station, up to yerba buena gardens. now, this is the san francisco inter-faith council, a celebration of diverse faiths and spirit ule traditions, and the two major speaker

don jr. like an egg on national tv. today's white house briefing, trump's reaction to bannon drew more questions than his war of words with north korea's leader. even though trump and kim jong-un have been trading taunts about nuclear missiles. just last night, trump tweeted his nuclear button is much bigger and more powerful than kim's. with bannon, trump really took off the gloves. issuing not merely a tweet but a formal white house statement shunning his former chief strategist. the president of the united states writing, steve bannon has nothing to do with me or my presidency. when he was fired, he not only lost his job, he lost his mind. trump goes on to say, steve had very little to do with our historic victory and insists steve doesn't represent my base, he's only in it for himself." >> we've seen today a major shift. bannon was the closest political person to the president for months, since he entered the campaign. i would say this is a monumental rift. >> reporter: the trump and bann

thunderstorm possible tonight with the front - temperatures crash overnight - cold & dry for the mlk jr. weekend today: unseasonably warm. rain likely. highs: 64-67 winds: s 5-15 mph tonight: rain likely. gusty thunderstorm possible. tumbling temperatures. lows: 30-37 winds: nw 10-15 g 30 mph saturday: decreasing clouds. drastically colder. blustery. highs: 34-37 winds: nw 10-15 g 30 mph breaking overnight - a woman's body found along a roadway in waldorf. flying over the scene on old washington road. right now police are calling her death suspicious, and they're asking for help to identify her. the victim is described as a black woman in her late 30s with two distinct tattoos. these are pictures of them - a cherub angel on her shoulder and a design on her right inner wrist. also breaking overnight.. a deadly crash on branch avenue for the second straight night. police say around eight o'clock a woman walking was hit and killed near iverson street in temple hills. the driver did stay on scene. this is just four blocks from where a man was killed last night when his car collided with ano

leslie odom jr.off the super bowl by singing american the beautiful before the game. he will be joined in the super bowl lineup by pink who will sing the national item -- at them, and justin timberlake. >>> today is the start of the dungeness crab season. is started late up-and-down the state, but on the far northern corset was delayed three times because the shellfish were not mature enough to harvest. the last time that poor crab quality delayed the season was five years ago. >>> it has been a great looking day outside today. this go to our chief meteorologist bill martin who is tracking our next chance of rain.'s the mac the first round is going to be light -- rain. >> you don't need me to tell you that it is going to rain. look at the pattern. how different does that look from what we have been seeing. that pattern is more of a westerly flow with the prevailing wind moving to the bay area over the next few days. that will set us up with the potential for some more rain. this first system, even th

he said it overemphasized his comment bs by blaming don jr. a assuming don jr. was an unpatriotic person. in this instance, steve is saying, no, i really mean that paul manafort should have known better and this was a bad idea and a bad meeting. because russians are not our friends. but the president isn't the only audience that bannon is reaching out to. he's also concerned about his platform, which is breitbart and whether or not he's going to be able to stay on top of that it very important tool for the conservative movement. >> carol brings up a good point. which is there was some delay when the news first broke about this book and what we heard from steve bannon. but what was interesting is do you think bannon was perhaps waiting to see whether or not he's going to receive support from backers? we know that he received actually a rare public rebuke from his main financial benefit t benefactors. >> think about what a corner he's bye-bye pushed in. not only alienated donald trump, but alienated his financial supporters, the mersers, and quite frank frankly, h

it's like i tell jack jr., it's all about big values, jr.funny man with a great comedian name. you can see him headline the charleston comedy festival in south carolina on january 19th. making his television debut, please welcome dusty slay. >> all right! all right. all right. well, i grew up in a trailer park which wasn't that fun. so i'm not sure why they call it a park. you know what i mean? there wasn't no rides in there. there's a lot of money out there. a lot of different kinds of money. you know there's like old money, new money, drug money, blood money. we didn't have any of that. what we had was good money. that's when your parents buy you something you don't like, they go "we paid good money for that!" good money buys the worst stuff too. it's never anything good. good money buys like air brushed t-shirts with your name on it, from the county fair. i had a lot of t shirts with wolves on them growing up. my mom thought i'd look good in a wolf t shirt. she was like the more wolves the better. put them all over that thing. maybe put a

outraged just days before martin luther king jr.ses a magazine cover showing civil rights activist kneeling next to colin kaepernick. just days ago donald trump signed the martin luther king jr. national historic act creating georgia's first national historic park. here to react, radio show host kathy barnett. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. heather: what do you think? >> that image looks like satire. who in their right mind would elevate colin kaepernick and michael bennett to the level of martin luther king jr.? only a liberal would do something so ridiculous but doctor king -- bennies.dubbadash martin luther king jr. said her uncle and father often took a need to pray to god undoubtedly for wisdom, guidance, temperance and how to move our country in the direction of being just and fair towards all citizens but i doubt colin kaepernick, michael bennett and others are taking a need to pray for wisdom, they are pushing a false narrative. heather: why do you call it a false narrative? >> this narrative, the reas

martin luther king, jr. and fox news contributor alvita king, happy martin luther day, jr.urse. i want to start, to boycott the state of the union, i want to get your reaction on that and also i want your reaction on what the president said that had the media in such in uproar. >> well, i'm looking down just for a moment at a book i have in any hand, it's called king truth, it's my newest book and it's going to be released tomorrow and i hope that congressman john lewis and many of those who are so disgruntled here this because this is a quote from reverend martin luther king, jr., my uncle. he said i am convinced convincen hate each other because they don't know each other and they don't know each other because they don't communicate with each other and they don't communicate with each other because they are separated from each other. now, those are the words of my uncle reverend dr. martin luther king, jr., congressman john lewis know so many of my uncle's words, i remember all of the work that congressman lewis did in 20th century, in civil rights movement, i marched and

martin luther king jr. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live in san jose this morning where the celebration train will take off in a couple hours. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. yes, the annual martin luther king celebration train which will be sponsored in cart by cal trains will be leaving diridon station at 9:45 this morning heading up the peninsula with stops in palo alto and san mateo before making it to san francisco. once in the city there will be a march and parade in honor of dr. king. the train ride up the peninsula if you are not pham lay it's a social experience with passengers chanting and singing songs in celebration of the late civil rights leader. this year's celebration train takes place with the backdrop of president trump's comments last week when he reportedly referred to haiti and africa as s-hole countries. this was in a meeting about immigration reform. last night he denied making that remark and says that he is not a racist. tickets for the celebration train are sold out.