"> (justine) (justine) (justine) first there were protest.. now comes the healing.eend at prayer rally in sacramento in honor of stephon clark. (justine) and -- students from around the bay are demanding urgent action on climate change. what they want from our u.s. senators and local leaders. (mabrisa)a look at your forecast coming up... (justine) this past week people in sacramento were dealing with tension and protests following the decision to not charge the officers involved in the fatal shooting of stephon clark. now this weekend the community is trying to heal. bridgette bjorlo tells us... people gathered for a prayer rally to let their voices be heard. dozens of people gathered on the west steps of california's state capitol to join together in prayer...carmen losenicky/ choir director:"the climate of our community right now is very high tension and a lot of disappointment and anxiety over things that have happened."...one week after sacramento district attorney anne marie schubert announced she will not be charging the police officers who killed stephon clar

(justine) i'm justine waldman. police identified the victim today as pittsburg school administrator paul shatswell. and he was allegdly shotbuhise wife4. kron4's dan thorn is live in pittsburg tonight with more on how the school district and neighbors are reacting.. dan? shatswell is a principal here at the pittsburg adult education center. police say early saturday morning they found him suffering from a gunshot wound..and tonight he's on life support. paul shatswell a 45-year-old father of eight is clinging to life after police say he was shot in an apparent fight with his wife. shatswell was found with a gunshot wound at this home on barrie drive around 1:20 saturday morning..sot: im still in shock..can't believe it..neighbor and close family friend john tiscareno (tiss cah reno) says shatswell and his wife were the ideal neighbors. he says he cannot imagine what provoked this shooting..sot: my heart is in that gutter right now. shatswell is a former contra costa county reserve deputy but current principal at th

(justine)(justine) take a look at this timelapse video of lake tahoe...he day started out slear and beautiful for the resort town. you can see people walking up and down the shore enjoyign the views. but the snow did start to come down as you can see here. now meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has todays snow totals for us. . will cool into the 30s and 40s highs will warm up into the upper 50s to low to mid 60s on monday. dry conditions return for monday before another weak system moves across the area on tuesday. most locations will see little to no precipitation as the system passes on tuesday. high pressure will build over the west coast for the remainder of the week and into next weekend resulting in a warming and drying trend. what is going what is going on in warriors land? that's the question on everyone's mind after a roller coaster of a week...the latest for golden state...a loss to phoenix earlier tonight... we'll talk about what went wrong tonight at oracle arena on a new edition of sports night live...it's been an up and down week for the dubs..

(justine) (justine) (justine) (justine) (justine) coming up -- (justine) (justine) next week. rain isikely late with additional rain is likely late next week. (justine) coming up -- a bay area high school student is being celebrated after winning a poster contest for gun reform. (jrstone) and -- we continue to follow the tragedy in new zealand tonight -- how a local counter terrorism expert is responding when we come back. sarah's last tuition payment, sent off. feeling good? oh yeah. now i'm ready to focus on my project. ♪ ♪ this is why we plan. ♪ ♪ you never cease to amaze me, maya. see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you. visit your local chase branch. [ announcer ]rchetiger woods.] [ tap of the putt ] expect anything different? [ waves crashing ] probably the most important shot dustin johnson has ever hit right here. [ crowd cheering ] what a gem! now keopka, down there into the wind. [ club thwacking ] how about that? back to back united states opens. [ tense elegant music ] just awesome. (jrstone) as we continue to follow the tragedy in new zealand -- many of

(justine) thank you for joining us, im justine waldman. its been raining on and off throughout the day... some areas are bracing for the worst... kron 4's gayle ong is standing by right now in half moon where residents living on the coast are concerned about erosion on their properties... but first let's check in with kron 4's meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is here with a track of when this rain could let up.. mabrisa. isolated to scattered showers will continue to move across the bay area through sunday as a storm moves across the region. overnight lows tonight will be in the 40s. daytime highs sunday will only warm up into the mid to upper 50s, 5-10 degrees below normal. dry weather will develop on monday before another very weak storm pushes inland on tuesday producing little to no rain. dry weather and a slight warming trend can be expected for the second half of the week and likely into next weekend. (justine) there's concern on the peninsula tonight after a chunk of conrete separated itself from the bluff at the pedestrian bridge in

(justine) (justine) (justine) happening now -- police in southern california aree arson and hate crime at a mosque. this mosque is located about 30 miles north of san diego. investigators say -- the fire started early this morning... members of the mosque put out the flames quickly and the building suffered minor damage. but the suspects left a note referencing the deadly attakcs in new zealand. that's putting mosque members on edge tonight. "you know what, do don't feel anymore safe here because of what's going on around the world right now and also what happened in new zealand and the mosque over there." (justine) in new zealand today -- about 40-thousand an event in christchurch honoring the 50 people killed in the march 15th attack on two mosques. "honking"(jr) the cruise ship that left hundreds passengers stranded at sea is finally back in port. assisted by tug boats -- the ship slowly made its way to a port in norway today with more than 800 people on board. (justine) here are the dramatic cellphone videos taken by passengers. their 12-day scenic tour turned

(justine)(justine)(justine) taking a live look outside....uez has mabrisa rodriguez has our forecast. . overnight lows will be cooler in the 40s because of the lack of blanket of clouds in the bay area. mostly sunny skies are expected on sunday with daytime highs in the mid to uppers 60s along the san francisco peninsula. daytime highs elsewhere in the bay area will be in the low to mid 70s, 5-10 degrees above average. a weak storm and cooler temperatures are forecast to return early next week with showers possible monday into tuesday. rain totals will be 0.25" or less. additional wet ather is expected late next week as a series of storm systems move through the area, with potentially more significant rainfall possible on friday. lot more summer like temperatures in spring because of these above average highs dry conditions as well for those of you in samut hail and also mostly sunny skies for those of you in the south bay, san jose 75 degrees and over into the east bay as well, widespread low 70's along the coast but mid 70's as you head inl

(justine) and i'm justine waldman. thank you for joining us. the d-a believes clark was suicidal and impaired at the time plus advanced on officers. clark died last year, after a chase with police ended in his grandmother's backyard. at the time of the incident, police say officers believed clark was armed with a gun - it turned out to be a phone. the d-a believes they had reason for claiming self defense. (jrs) earlier today the district attorney's made this announcement... (justine) sacramento bureau reporter ashley zavala was there and explains what led to the d-a's decision, and how the family is reacting. ((anne marie schubert- sacramento district attorney)) "as a result we will not charge "as a result we will not charge these officers with any criminal liability."saying it outloud for the first time....sacramento county district attorney concluding the case of the officers who killed stephon clark.after a year long investigation... district attorney anne marie schubert said the night he died.. clark was on several drugs and suicidal over

(justine) and i'm justine waldman. thank you for joining us. the d-a believes clark was suicidal and impaired at the time plus advanced on officers. clark died last year, after a chase with police ended in his grandmother's backyard. at the time of the incident, police say officers believed clark was armed with a gun - it turned out to be a phone. the d-a believes they on for claimingefense. (jrs) earlier today the district attorney's made this announcement... (justine) sacramento bureau reporter ashley zavala was there and explains what led to the d-a's decision, and how the family is reacting. ((anne marie schubert- sacramento district attorney)) "as a result we will not charge these officers with any criminal liability."saying it outloud for the first time....sacramento county district attorney concluding the case of the officers who killed stephon clark.after a year long investigation... district attorney anne marie schubert said the night he died.. clark was on several drugs and suicidal over a domestic violence incident with the mother of

(justine) i'm justine walderman in for vicki livakis. investigators say at least 3 suspicious downtown fires were intentionally set in garbage bins early this morning. (dan in bam) kron4's dan thorn is live along the peninsula tonight with more on what police are saying and doing in response.. dan? police say they're increasing patrols tonight in downtown san mateo as a result of these fires. they're also calling on people who live in the area to help them identify the two suspects caught on surveillance video.. police are looking for two men accused of setting several fires in downtown san mateo.. sot: we are invested in finding these two gentlemen and asking them why they lit these garbage cans on fire.. officer mike haobsh (hopp-shh) says the fires were set within a 30 minute span beginning around 3:30 thursday morning. the first was spotted in an alleyway behind a blood center on 2nd avenue.the building suffered some damage and melted plastic from the bins could be seen spread out on the ground..surveillance video from nearby busines

(justine) and im justine waldman. the strike is over. teachers will be back in the classrooms tomorrow. oakland education association members voted to accept the contract from the school district. with a turnout of over 70- percetn of oea members voting, the results were 64-percent yes for the 2017-2018 contract term. and 58-percent for the 2020/2021 contract term. teachers lined up at the paramount theater to vote on the districts deal today. the union and the district have been negotiating for the past two years. teachers were demanding higher wagers, smaller class sizes and more resources. after the marathon negotiations with the district, the education association announced friday the teachers won everything they demanded. (jr) lets take a look at the breakdown of what is included in the new contract. an 11-percent salary increase.. with a 3-percent bonus. lower class sizes, removing one student from each classroom. more student support... redusing caseloads for counselors from a ratio of 600 students to one counsleor... to 500 stude

(justine) and i'm justine waldman, in for pam moore. investigators say at least 3 suspicious fires were intentionally set in garabe bins early this morning. (ken) kron4's dan thorn is live on the peninsula tonight with more on what police are doing in response. dan? police say they're increasing patrols tonight in downtown san mateo as a result of these fires. they're also calling on people who live in the area to help them identify the two suspects caught on surveillance video.. a bright flash caught on surveillance video actually shows two men setting fire to garbage bins in downtown san mateo..police are hoping this image of the arson suspects helps them in their investigation..sot: we are invested in finding these two gentlemen and asking them why they lit these garbage cans on fire..officer mike haobsh (hopp-shh) with san mateo p-d says at least 3 fires were set within a 30 minute span early thursday morning.the two men are spotted here walking in an alleyway around 3:30am.they targeted garbage cans behind a blood center on 2nd ave

(justine) i'm justine waldman. new zealand police announced today -- they found another body at one of the mosques that was attacked -- raising the total number of dead to 50. the attacks happened in the city of christchurch during a friday prayer. police say -- 28-year-old ábrenton harrison tarrantá from australia opened fire at random. tonight, 36 people remain hospitalized with two of them in critical condition. tarrant was arraigned today on the first of many expected murder charges. (jr) today -- police searched this home in dunedin (dun-ee-din), new zealand in connection to the attacks. the city is about five hours south of christ church. police arrested two other people along with the suspect. but they don't believe the two were involved in the attacks. police have since released one of the two people and charged the other with firearm offenses. (jr) this memorial continues to grow in christ church, new zealand. since the day of the attacks, people have been stopping by to leave flowers for the victims and o

(justine) taking a live look outside.... meteorologist meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has our forecast. isolated to scattered isolated to scattered showers will continue to move across the bay area through sunday as a storm moves across the region. overnight lows tonight will be in the 40s. daytime highs sunday will only warm up into the mid to upper 50s, 5-10 degrees below normal. dry weather will develop on monday before another very weak storm pushes inland on tuesday producing little to no rain. dry weather and a slight warming trend can be expected for the second half of the week and likely into next weekend. (justine) there's concern on the peninsula tonight after a chunk of conrete separated itself from the bluff at the pedestrian bridge in half moon bay. a big section of the bluff gave way back in 20-16. since then the city has been keeping an eye on it, kron 4's gayle ong joins us live in half moon bay with the story. gayle, are people there concerned about more damage... because of the recent storms eroding mirama

(justine) and i'm justine waldman. police identified the victim today as pittsburg school administrator paul shatswell. kron4's dan thorn is live in pittsburg tonight with more on how the school district and neighbors are reacting.. dan? shatswell is a principal here at the pittsburg adult education center. police say early saturday morning they found him suffering from a gunshot wound..and tonight he's on life support. a pittsburg administrator and father of eight is clinging to life after police say his wife shot him in an apparent fight. shatswell was found with a gunshot wound at this home on barrie drive around 1:20 saturday morning..sot: my heart is in that gutter right now. neighbor and close family friend john tiscareno (tiss cah reno) says shatswell and his wife were the ideal neighbors. he says he cannot imagine what provoked this shooting..sot: sot: im still in shock..can't believe it.. shatswell is a former contra costa county reserve deputy but current principal at the pittsburg adult education center. the

(justine) and i'm justine waldman... thanks for joining us tonight at 10. hope you all enjoyed the sunny weekend around they bay because starting monday, more rain is moving in. joining us right now is meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez to explain... overnight lows will be warmer thanks to the blanket of storm clouds overhead in the upper 40s and low 50s in the bay area. daytime highs monday will be a few degrees below normal because of the first storm of the week, expect highs in the upper 50s and low to mid 60s. periods of rain are expected from late sunday night through thursday of next week as a series of storm systems impact northern california. these storm systems look to bring mainly beneficial rain to the area. dry weather and warmer conditions will return late next week into early next weekend. (justine) (justine) stay connected to the weather in your neighborhood with the kron-4 mobile app. you'll find full forecasts... and an interactive radar. you can also get push alerts on bay area storms. all with the kron-4 mobile app (jrstone) now to a big sto

(justine) (justine) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.rant) ken wayne and catherine heenan are here with kron 4 news at six. thanks grant and justine.. tonight at 6.... president trump orders u-s colleges --- to protect free speech or lose funding. he's following through on what he first suggested two years ago -- during a year of tumultuous protests at u-c berkeley... an east bay wife accused of trying to kill her husband goes before a judge... why the charge against her could be upgraded plus... facebook under fire again ---after it admits it stored millions of passwords... visible in plain text. the news -- at six -- is next. (ken) the president making good on a threat from two years ago ... signing an executive order allowing the government to pull federal funds from colleges... if do not protect free speech.(ken) thank you for joining us

) with the (justine) (justine) with the addition of today's santa clara county case... now more than a dozen measles cases are confirmed across the state. (vicki) our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala caught up with the director of state department of public health to see what's being done statewide to address the problem. with sixteen measles cases confirmed in california..the state department of public health sent out a health alert friday to doctors across the state.((karen smith, ca dept. of public health)) "we want to be sure to remind providers that people can transmit measles before they're sick, so in a situation like the one we're having, asking people who come in with symptoms that might be measles, it's just important to have measles in front of mind and to ask about travel and contact with travelers."california department of public health director karen smith says california typically sees about 25 measles cases a year. so far most of the state's cases are in northern california.((karen smith, ca dept. of public health)) "they are generally always associ

(jrs) good evening, i'm jr stone(justine) and i'm justine waldman. thank you for joining us. oakland education association members voted to accept the contract from the school district. with a turnout of over 70% of oea members voting, the results were 64% yes for the 2017/18 contract term. and 58% for the 20/21 contract term. the new contract includes an 11- one time three-percent bonus for educators. it would also reduce class sizes by one student and delay the closure of several schools in oakland. kron 4's gayle ong met with union delegates today as they voted on the contract. after a week long strike..oakland educators lined up at the paramount theater to vote on the district's tentative deal.. that includes an 11 percent pay raise and a one time 3 percent bonus.

(justine) plus... a puppy is trapped in a storm drain. northern california man is credited for saving it. we'll show you the video of the rescue. (vicki) a stockton resident came to the rescue of a puppy stuck inside a storm drain. the man said he was driving around when he heard the puppy's cries for help. he noticed two puppies on the side of the road. sure enough, there was another puppy that had fallen through the narrow opening, and couldn't get out. the good samaritan stayed with the frightened pups while he waited on an animal control officer. that officer was able to get a lasso around the puppy's neck and pull it to safety. now the man says he will be the first one in line once the puppies are ready for adoption. (justine) still ahead... many consider this a win for the president. how he went against his administration-- and saved the funding for the special olympics. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break. >>a big story tonight is just about 24 hours. the special

(justine) still ahead... (justine) (justine) still ahead... he came to look at a house for sale... and allegedly left with the owners lingerie. the warning from police ... as they search for the bra bandit. (vicki) a couple's weekend getaway doesn't turn out as planned... when they find a hidden camera in the home they were renting. why police say they cannot press charges. to simone, i leave the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. to craig, this rock. the redwoods to the redheads. the rainbows to the proud. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything in your power to preserve and protect them. with love, california. executives fundraising is also a metric to qualify for the democratic debates, candidates must have at least 65,000 >>you're going to rent it out like throwing a whole round anything that looks suspicious. the couple confronted the homeowner who identified herself as pauline. they say she told them that she just put the device up that morning. but they say the same device appears to be in the air bnb photo a

(justine) and i'm justine waldman in for vicki liviakis. the accusations are coming from a former student and cal athletics intern... who says she was traumatized by her experience. kron4's maureen kelly has the story. what allegedly happened on and off the field here at cal's memorial staduim was described by the former student and sports medicine intern as ruthless, endless and persistant sexual harrassment....by both players and coaching staff. we are not naming her because she could be a victim of sexual assault.several of her allegations are aimed at one unnamed coach ...who in one instance invited her back to memorial stadium to his office at midnight.she posted on facebook quote "he snuck me into his office, i put my backpack and binder down, and he immediately grabbed for my waist. i was terrified, my mind was fuzzy, and i do not remember much from that night. he kept kissing me, pushing me against the wall, and i left." she says the next day at practice that coach told her i will get you fired if you do not have sex with me.and tha

justin, yeah. "this is us."ge fan. >> don't worry, justin's got plenty of fans in real life. the biggest? his 14-year-old daughter isabella. >> i try to bring her every chance we get, but she's busy with school. >> i love the show. i mean, i love it. i think it's really cool. >> obviously not getting her allowance docked this week. >> funny and a good daddy. >> nice. tomorrow is the "this is us" edition of the "e.t."'d up. they are asking each other random questions. wait until you hear which one of them sleeps like a vampire. >> i could watch them on and off screen all day. >>> let's talk about vampires -- vampiring to elephants actually. "dumbo" opens tomorrow. the cuteness does not stop with that elephant with cute ears because tan di newton's daughter is making her debut. >> is there a favorite set of your moms you like to visit? >> i went to the set with you. >> my mom said, had him come over. >> yeah, we can't get over how much 14-year-old nico looks like her "west world" star mama. her dad parker is in th

justin: right. it was a pretty explosive report we saw. questions are being raised about how this aircraft got certified and whether boeing and the regulator that oversees it are a little too close for comfort in terms of their working relationship and the engineering that goes into those reviews. david: given nature of this report, does this potentially raise questions that go beyond the 737 max? if the certification process is flawed, are there other aircraft we should be taking a look at? justin: i think that is a lot of the democrats in the house are looking at, how close they are and whether the faa is giving the oversight necessary for this type of certification. david: thank you so much to

(justine) and i'm justine waldman.our-year-old navaughn jackson remains in critical condition, after he accidently shot himself in the head with a gun earlier this week. the gun belonged to his mother's boyfriend -- terrence wilson -- who said he left the gun under a pillow and forgot about. the child found it while watching t-v.(jrstone) navaughn's father -- 28 year old nathan jackson - is serving time at the salinas valley state prison. but with his son fighting for his life, the family is petitioning the state to give him visitation rights at the children's hospital in oakland.. kron 4's noelle bellow has details of their request he's sorry for the bad choices that he made that got him here and away from his son, but no parent could ever imagine something like this would happen. jamilia land visited her nephew nathan jackson at salinas valley state prison saturday... she's his first visitor since he heard the news about his four year old boy. he has completely fallen a part.. screaming and crying nathan's son navaug

. >> you were the justin bieber of 1991. how does that make you feel?>> then, the royal fab four reunite in glamorous sfafashion. >> it escalated into quite a party. >> what we're told about the baby on the way. >> we're very happy for you. >>> and hoda tells us how she's preparing to say good-bye to kathie lee. >> things will change. >>> plus, we're with movie star justin hartley. >> welcome to the set. >> and halle berry's back tattoo revealed. >> i'm in warrior mode this year. >> this is "entertainment tonight tonight.". >>> thank you so much for joining us. we have new information about luke perry's final days and what happened inside the hospital before he passed away. >> i think everybody is still trying to come to terms with this. luke touched so many lives and today, they're struggling with this heart breaking loss. today, shannen doherty, luke's "90210" girlfriend, shared photos and wrote, i'm struggling with this loss and processing this is impossible right now. >> do you know how lucky i am that i met someone like you? >> a source tells "e.t.

justin: absolutely. my wife, we have a foundation called the kay and justin rose foundation.ome closely affiliated. we raised some money for our organization. we have added books to backpack through book trust. this week, very proud to partner with morgan stanley on a campaign called eagles for impact. every eagle made, morgan stanley will provide 1500 bucks for children all over the country, with a goal of up to 75,000 bucks. last year, it was 96,000 books given out. literacy is a foundation for education. having a great career in wherever that may be, business or any other avenue a kid may choose. >> morgan stanley, our foundation for over 50 years, we have been intentional about giving back. specifically giving back to jump people. whether it is the morgan stanley children's hospital or partnering with book trust, it is at the core of our giving strategy. book trust has made a lot of sense for us because it is something we belong, aligned ourselves to. >> one of the big question facing golf is how to reach out to the young people to get them to play more golf. what is the

live in san francisco justine waldman kron 4 news. (pam) an arrest has been made stemming from a violent altercation that was caught on camera at u.c. berkeley's sproul plaza last week. this video ... captured by a student... shows the political argument that turned violent. the man in the black t-shirt --- identified as zachary greenberg -- is seen shoving a conservative activist and grabbing at their cellphone. police say, after a brief face to face confrontation, greenberg is seen punching the other man in the face... u-c police arrested and booked greenberg into jail this afternoon. they say, they will now present the case to the alameda county district attrney's office for the possible filing of criminal charges. (pam) flood victims who evacuated guerneville ... returned home today. we'll show you what they found. (ken) uber just got passed by lyft in the race for an i-p-o. we'll tell you how many millions the ride share company hopes to raise. (pam) more cracks found in a san francisco high rise. this time... in the tallest buil

(justine)????in san francisco justine waldman kron 4 news (grant) (grant) coming up... a big problem at the newest addition to san francisco's skyline. details on the cracks that were found in the salesforce tower. (vicki) plus-- a lot of snow falls in tahoe... and more is coming. what you need to know if you plan on heading up to the sierra this weekend. (grant) and we continue our coverage of the tentative deal reached in the oakland teacher strike. we are streaming the news conference by the oakland education association on our news streaming app-- kron- on. you can watch it during the commercial break. (grant)concerns tonight over window cracking in a san francisco high rise... (vicki) this time it's not the troubled millennium tower, but it's next door neighbor, the salesforce tower.kron 4's dan kerman is live tonight at the salesforce tower with more. salesforce window crack 030119 5 insertwhat do the millenium tower, the salesforce transit center and the salesforce tower all have in common. if you answered cracks you would be correct.. cracked exterior windows in

justine? (justine)there are 40 people staying here at the sebastopol center for the arts.that is the most that the red cross can care for.i spoke with one woman here... her home in xx , she knows is flooded.and she already lost everything she owns in the tubbs fire that burned down the house she was staying in santa rosa's coffey park in 2017. all she has - is what is in her car.some clothes, important papers and medicines. ki (key) daniels lost everything in the tubbs fire, and since then she has been living light.. and did not replace a lot of things.but when the water got too high on wednesday, she took what she could and got out.based on where her home is ... she believes water likely ruined everything.but she is staying so positive... ki daniels / evacuated " my understanding is it is all devastated it gives us the opportunity to rebuild."//" think living through 2 devastations at this point you start to learn not to get too attached to material thins i would say the most precious things

nada: justin trudeau is not usually one to shy away from the prime min.sure to see you tonight. da: but the prime minister's star power is giving as he fights the bigcrst political is of his career. it stems from allegations by former attorney general dy wilson-raybould, who said she faced political pressure by the prime minister'fice to abandon prosecution of a bequÉbased engineering firm. >> i experienced a consistent and sustained effort by many in the government. nada: she accuses the prime minister of being more concerned about votes than principles. today trudeau's close confidant and aide who resigned in the wake of the scandalold mps nothing happened beyond from operations of government. >> i know it from long personal experience with the pr minister, if something improper had been happening, and the impropriet to him, the prime minister would have p a stop to it, even if the impropriety were his own.de nada: justin t thought he could contain this crisis, but he misjudged how badly the scandal would undermine the very brand he crafted for himself.

we have not really heard justin trudeau.nd people expected him to be the e kind of open and frarank, different kindnd of polititicia. the fact he is sort of hiding behind the old politicians barrier and saying little is part of the problem. phil: an attorney general and a finance minister, ththose are to significant resignationsns. are more likely to follow? campbell: it does not appear that more are likely to follow at t the moment. ththere are one or two in cacabt that we think probabably sympathized, the firstst one beg the minister of justice and the attorney general jody wilson-raybould. but it seems they are all on board for now. these are two very important cabinet ministers, not only because of their positions, but because of who they were. jody wilson-raybould was the first indigenous woman appointment in canada, which was historic. the second person, jane philpott, she is known for being highly principled, highly ethical and confident person. and those two strong people in cabinet saying we do not have faith in jus

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justin finch live in frederick county, maryland. >> justin, what are you seeing now? alright.pears we're having trouble with justin's microphone. he's been telling us about the conditions he's comingssac we got the snow and the sleet yesterday. you .e some of the conditio the road crews have been making headway with making sure they areetting stuff scooped up. worth being careful this morning. >> exactly. and the school closings and delays. our averacoverage of day's roug weather continues in the washington app and nbcwashington.com.in you can f a list of closings and delays as i mentioned. >>> breaking his sence.r e first time, we are hearing from virginia attorney general mark herring since he admitted to wearing blackface in college. herring spoke in leesburg. he apologized to the group for h what he did whwas 19 years old. we asked herring if he was planning on staying in office. >> i am listening to virginians about how they've been impacted by this. listing to them to see if th would like me to continue, if i still have their tru >> herring says, he hopes ha positivee wi

news 4 justin finch joins us now live from the scene. justin, what's going on? >> reporter: well, eun, aaron, you have to imagine that neighbors here last night hadqu e the scare after all their building, their home back there, wa the subject of a police investigation involving a after that woman died from being shot in an upstairs unit here last night. let's take you to that scene. thispe hd close to 8:00 p.m. or so with a call of shots fed at the mosaic apartment off the 6200 block of bell crest road right by east west highway here. hiyatts hyattsville police that call but the woman did die a short time later after being shot. she has not yeen identified at this time. as we come back out live here, you can look aund and see why this was such a concern for those who live and work in this area the mosaic apartments right by the prince georges plaza metro there right across the from the mall after prince georges over here. this is a very busy area, up and coming, where pple live and work everyday. of course police right now are working to find whoever is responsi

we're live here in palmer par justin finch, news 4. >> justin, thank you. >>> new this morning, d.c. police are investigating a man's death inoutheast. police say the man was found unresponsive inside this complex early yesterday morning. this is in the 1800 block of q street southeast which is right near kramer middle school. th man's name has not been released, and no word on a suspect. working morning we're to learn more about a baby found unconscious and not breathing inside a d.c. home. district police arrived at a g street southeast home yesterday af frnoon. officend the child with traumatic injuries. the baby is now in graveco ition. we have not yet been told how the baby was hurt, and no arrests have been made in this case. >>> it's now 6:04, the death toll from last week's new aland attack has risen. over the weekend another person died bringing the total numr of victims to 50. >> many people spent the past respects aying their to those killed. large memorials have been created near the sites of the shoongs while residents are mourning. the country's leaders are taking riact

that'll make you feel better. >> justin: no.efinitely not. >> bill: fine, whatever, you big hater. look, how many times do i have to tell you, justin? wyatt had one condition -- one, sole, singular condition to come back to spencer, and that was to bring his girlfriend, the designer, with him. >> justin: yeah, but to go these lengths, for sally spectra, no less... >> bill: i'm not going to any lengths for sally spectra, all

>> some of what justin said, ag.his president has through his unscripted speeches and through trolling his opponents on twitter has elevated public theater to heights previously unseen. i think the difficulty he is facing is that he learned the wrong lesson in 2016. having an enthusiastic and engaged base of supporters is necessary but not sufficient to win re-election. i don't know if he doesn't want to win re-election. maybe, you know, losing in 2020 alleviates some of his legal pressure, but i think these continued antics will certainly hurt his party and certainly puts some of those 22 republican-held senate seats into play for democrats. >> there's nothing about him that's ever suggested that he wants to lose at anything he does. but justin, i want to play another clip from cpac for you. take a listen. >> okay. >> unfortunately, you put the wrong people in a couple of positions, and they leave people for a long time that shouldn't be there. and all of a sudden, they're trying to take you out with [ bleep ], okay

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also on the day what's gone wrong for the golden boy of world politics canada's prime minister justin trudeau admits making mistakes in dating with a corruption case against one of the country's biggest engineering and construction firms but will it be enough to save his political career. almost every day as prime minister i learn new things so i can tell you without a doubt that i have taken and will continue to take many lessons from these recent days and weeks. the chinese tech giant twa away soon the united states for limiting its access to the american telecoms market huawei is challenging as unconstitutional the american government's use of a particular law to label a company a security risk and federal agencies from buying that telecom products the legal challenge comes at a critical point in the ongoing trade dispute between the u.s. and china for years while way has sought to reassure the world of two things that it is not under the control of the chinese government and that it doesn't spy on consumers. shift in tone from defense to accusation the u.s. government had said bra

this is the premier's line from no mr nice guy says justin trudeau no longer gets a respectful hearing pressure builds after a second cabinet minister he has questions over a construction bribery scandal also on the program one of the us democrats. control see over the semitism. criticizes america's progress. and now the house will vote on a resolution criticizing her. france's president macro rights open letter to europe's voters ahead of the e.u. parliament elections in may he calls for major changes to defend europe's borders to defend nationalism and to defend against what he calls the digital jobs. the ones who went home to watch thousands of refugees who fled to poke around the back of the nigerian town that is no safer than when they left you'll hear from me and gio championing the plight. i'm still get welcome to the program. support for the once highly popular canadian prime minister justin trudeau house full of them for the first time behind the main opposition party this is according to latest opinion polls it comes after a second cabinet minister quit in protest of the way

i'm justin finch, back inside to you. >> justin, thank you. >>> 5:50 tw.u might want to step outside to try to get a glimpse of the supermoon. it's a full moon that reached the closest point to the earth in its monthly orbit around the earth. >> it's really cool. tonight will be the last of 2019. we've seen threecu conve supermoons since january. and we saw closechp thanks to per 4 yesterday morning. it was pretty full, 98% or something like that it will be complete at 9:43 tonight. if you're up at that hour, take a look. >>> well, unfortunately the sktls will be a l cloudy for tonight. you'll probably still get a peek of it, but it won be that crystal clear sky like we had yesterday. e moon is also getting ready to go down this morning. moon pictures look besthen it's right next to the horizon. moon set is at 7:15 this morning. and moon rise is at 7:04 this evening. so if you're tryin get a picture of it by the horizon, those are the times to be looking. look to the west for the moon set this morning andook to the east for the moon rise this evening. righ

i am justine waldman. jr stone is off tonight.e was killed in an attempted robbery near the campus. kron 4's gayle ong joins us live in the newsroom with details. gayle? (gayle) sad news out of los angeles.. the 21 -year-old son of oakland city councilwoman lynette gibson-mcelhaney died early this morning ..the district 3