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. >> my name is justin snyder., our friend and mentor bill fosser passed away, leaving my brother and me a sort of chicago institution -- his puppet opera. >> hi, justin. i'm jamie. >> jamie, nice to meet you. >> i'm told that you have something that i may never see again. >> here, follow me. >> i will. justin leads me behind the scenes of a most unusual opera house. >> all these boxes here contain costumes for various, different productions. >> wow! this is my kind of wardrobe. if only it came in my size. the costumes are so small because the players taking the stage aren't the supersized tenors and sopranos you expect to see at the opera. they're 16-inch puppets. the maestro behind this pint-size production, justin's boss, the late bill fosser. who was bill fosser? >> bill fosser taught me everything i know about puppetry. he had a unique ability to re-create full-scale environments, but in a miniature scale. he was one of my best friends. >> fosser, born in 1928, grows up in a working-class neighborhood on chica

justin fashanu made his debut for norwich as a 17—year—old.oal of the season in 1980, was the the first black player to command a million pound tranfser fee, he was also the only openly gay professional player when he came out in 1990. he took his own life in 1998. today he was inducted into the national football museum's hall of fame. our sports correspondent katie gornal was there he was an outstanding talent, this picture—perfect volley one goal of the season for 1980. a few years later, you become britain's first1 million complex football player. but with every barrier broken, the walls of prejudice remain. but with every barrier broken, the walls of prejudice remained. after coming out in 1990, he became magnet for abuse. eight years later, his life mired in chaos, he felt he couldn't go on. the former footballer, justin fashanu has been found dead in london. today, the mood is very different. on what would have been justin fashanu's 59th birthday, his life is now being celebrated with a place in football's hall of fame. i think it's more

just go -- justin -- >> that one? >> jimmy: justin, this way yep.yummy, yummy, very good [ laughter ] >> how do i answer the phone >> jimmy: all right, here we go this is the final call right here [ disconnected phone ] we know by this sound effect thank you. hailey hailey >> yes [ ringing hey jimmy. >> jimmy: hey what's up. how did you know - how did you know it is me? [ light laughter ] >> i just took a wild guess. >> jimmy: hailey, which one of those balls weigh the most football, basketball, or soccer ball ♪ >> basketball. >> jimmy: is that your final answer >> that's my final answer. >> jimmy: you are correct! [ ding ] [ cheers and applause ♪ >> cause i had this in here. >> come on >> jimmy: the winner of this question gets to shove everyone else from the mystery bench into their opponent's booth. you are the winner let's bring out the bench, first. you know her you love her she stars in bravo's hit reality show, "below deck," my favorite, give it up for everyone's favorite, kate chastain. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> hi thank you. >> jimmy: come

justin len miller welcome to the show craig to have you with us very excited to have this chat with you so justin all over the board there is data that people are having less sex these days than 3 or 5 decades ago and i've heard that american teenagers are having less sags japanese aren't having any of the brits are given a pass i mean you name it can we say with confidence that having sex is in decline . so that's a really great question this is something that a lot of people have referred to as a sex recession if you will and when you look at the data it seems that people are reporting having less sex than they were a few generations ago but it's not completely clear what that means because in these studies people are being asked how often they're having sex but they're not defining what sex is and the reality is that people can define sex in different ways and we suspect that perhaps people are having less of the sort of traditional forms of sex less. intercourse so if you look at very strict definitions of sex people maybe having less sex by that metric however we know that people a

justin: my dream job when i graduated was to work at nasa.sica: but the timing wasn't quite right for the engineering major. justin: by the time i graduated, the shuttle program had shut down. >> we have the runway in sight now. jessica: when the last space shuttle, atlantis, landed in 2011, it was the end of an era here on the space coast. >> we have a liftoff. jessica: a place where space exploration was born. once booming with people and pride. today, reminders of that bygone time around every corner, many worn and faded. the end of the shuttle program was a double blow for the space coast, already suffering from the recession. thousands of jobs were lost and the unemployment rate was close to 12%. >> if you look with the binoculars -- jessica: retired astronaut robert cabana, now director of the kennedy space center. he says the view here wasn't always so bright. robert: we went from a workforce of 15,000 to 7500 in a less than two years. in fact, atlantis landed on a thursday in july of 2011. on friday, the very next day, 2,000 contracto

and we're back with social psychologist justin len miller talking about nature of human sexuality all right justin so you have written a book on sexual fantasies of real americans tell me what you want and based on what you have found out is that there is some common thread binding all the different fantasies together some kind of a universal saying that we all crave and sex is that right. so for this book i surveyed more than 4000 americans from all 50 states about their favorite sexual fantasies of all time as well as hundreds of people places and things that they might have ever fantasized about and what i found was that there is a lot of commonality in the things that people are fantasizing about so for example some of the common threads involve themes of novelty so doing something that is new and different for you human beings are are titillated by novelties when it comes to sex because we grow bored of sexual routines very easily and so our fantasies are often about breaking free of those routines and for example having sex in new positions or in different places and settings an

justin: there is that sense. are buying the notion this is a new product, an entirely new thing to get in early on. even if virgin galactic is not longer-term, maybe it is spacex or some other company. ,aybe blowing, and -- boeing airbus. the idea is people will travel in space for work and pleasure. and you have joyriders that want to go into space early. going into space will become a routine thing at some point, so why not get in early on the stocks out there? joe: there is an ostensible travel thing. it is not just like rockets with virgin galactic. what is the exciting aspect of the company that will disrupt the market? justin: investors are looking at the fact that this could be the early stage of what is called hypersonic point to point travel. traveling from new york to singapore, you could do that in notinutes or an hour and travel all day. granted, nobody is building any vehicle right now that can do that, but if virgin sorts this out and start flying people, they get revenue and it becomes a business,

thank you fojoining us tonight, i'm palmore i'm justine waltman ken wayne has the night off and here in california. there are now 8 people infected in the state. the latest patient was among the evacuees were being corn team at the marine corps air station miramar in san diego. experts believe the true scope of the outbreak could be much higher more people have now died fromthe new coronavirus and during the 2002 sars outbreak. darryl forges reports.

thank you so much for joining us here on kron 4 news at 8 i'm justine ltman the school districright now is having testing done to make sure the emical did not vaporize and contminate the airn and around the school buildings test results so far show that there is no trace kron four's dan isbeen following the story for us he's been talking with district officialhe joins s now with an update about what the testing has found and also when they think school might reop >>justine i'm cautiously optimistic how the district is reactinto these early results of school here in the imate is still closed tomorrow and testing will sume this week. but there is a good sign that ere is a humble this could e a good sign followi this recent scare. the doors will remain closed to commons highchool despite early air testing not detecting the harmful chemical tce dozens of samples tak at more than 50 spots across campus have so far turned up empty all the samplinthat we did yesterday on preliminary testing came back 0% air samples that very classroom across to the school. >>every location where everybody ther

and i invited my pal justin bieber along to give me some tips.a look. >> jimmy: hey, guys, i'm here with justin bieber and we're going to play some hockey, or as they call it in canada - >> hockey. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: really >> yeah. >> jimmy: okay, let's do this. ♪ what do i need all of this stuff for? this is the dumbest thing. >> imagine a puck, which is, like, really hard. you know what a puck is, right [ laughter ] buddy, you look at me so dumb. >> jimmy: who's your favorite hockey player? >> probably alexander nordique >> jimmy: he's cool. [ laughter ] >> i just made him up. he's not really a player ♪ there you go you're all dressed up. you ready to go? >> jimmy: yeah actually, i'm not kidding, i have to go to the bathroom [ light laughter ] i really do. ♪ >> so you're going to push off with your right. and then push this way this way do you feel like you're getting it >> jimmy: oh, yeah don't you feel like it [ light laughter ] no, i think i'm getting it i get it now like pizza, french fries pizza, french fries. >> no, that's skiing so

justin fashanu was an outstanding talent.ed in chaos, he felt he couldn‘t go on. the former footballer, justin fashanu has been found dead in london. today, the mood is very different. on what would have been justin fashanu‘s 59th birthday, his life is now being celebrated with a place in football‘s hall of fame. i think it's more about his legacy, i think it's more about, you know, the example that he has given to other people, and i think it's him paving the way for others. and it's more thanjust his talent with football and more than him just being gay, so it's a question of a lot of things coming together and finally having recognition for who he was. the struggle was there from the start. as children, justin and his brother, john, were given up for adoption. both found careers in football, if not acceptance. injuries would hamperjustin‘s ability, but his career was about so much more. it‘s affected my career and i think that it‘s probably put the bullet in the head of his career at the end of the day. and i think it‘s a

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i'm justine waltman rescue teams are calling it a miracle the couple was found in dense vegetation on shallow beach in marine county. they had been missing for a week, the couple was staying in the town an inbhir nis that's about 3 and a half miles away from the point reyes station members of the search and rescue team found them alive this morning kron four's gayle ong is live for us now from county sheriff's office with this remarkable story gail this is the best kind of news we could have. >>absolutely justine a very happy outcome here members of the search and rescue team and a canine team found that couple who we're told are in great spirits. they were missing for 8 days until today. >>carol cup are skinny and urban are alive and well the marin county sheriff's office tweeted this photo of the palo alto couple in the hospital more than 70 people and rescue dogs set out to search for them in finding their way through dense vegetation and rough terrain so we're search up to drain interim shower beach. >>is very tough going very tough drainage not halfway up we hear voices, first 20

and a lot of people including justin turner of the dodgers, justin turner of the dodgers answered. >> they call it a piece of metal. calling the world series trophy a piece of metal, i don't know if you've ever won anything in his life it shows how out of touch he is with the players and the game. at this point, the only thing devaluing the trophy is the conditioners on it. >> it's interesting that he was on that 2017 team that lost to the astros in a world series, so naturally he would be passionate about it. the commissioner upset a lot of people with some very clueless comments over the weekend. thank you for joining us. have a good night. honey, this was supposed to be a part-time job. he was gonna be done in the summer anyway. just be direct. i should have warned him. how do you tell someone they have a reputation for being lazy? mitchell? lazy? yeah. yeah. he handed in a couple of contracts late, but i didn't want to say anything because he's practically doing this for free. i can't do this! this isn't the face of a cold-blooded hatchet man. (chuckles) will you do it? (footsteps

sanders: and i'm very representative justin. representative terry alexander. and a number of other members of the legislature who are not here. let me also thank black-a-lack for their band, for their music. let me thank representative thigpin for all the work he does. thank travis washington for his remarks. thank my old friend, gus newport, former mayor of berkeley, california. and thank somebody who has become an increasingly close friend, a wonderful actor, a

justine waldman kron 4 news. >>assemblyman rob bonta of alameda is calling on california to better protect immigrants targeted by us immigration and customs enforcement he proposed 3 measures today the first is for released convicts sewer sentence when they were under 18 would prevent the department of corrections from giving them over to ice another bill would call for more oversight of law enforcement agencies participating in the fbi's terrorism task force and the 3rd would prevent the state from working with any private businesses offering data or vetting services to ice law enforcement groups say they're still reviewing the proposed legislation. >>as we head into the home buying season home values are expected to rise. that's according to a zillow and now a report an online real estate database which tracks real estate trends so in san francisco metropolitan area which does include contra costa marin and san mateo counties. a zillow says homes available to buy on the market are down more than 15% from a year

sharon justine back to you. >>thank you so much mabrisa coming up on kron 4 news at 10 and emt student just weeks into his program saves a man overdosing tonight we're hearing from that he wrote. >>and there are some changes coming to bar they will tell you when they go into effect and we can expect the next time you take a ride. >>plus the worst mass shooting in thailand's history took the lives of 27 people today. we have the lat tom steyer: listen, every democrat running for president is better than the criminal in the white house. we all have progressive plans to address the big challenges facing our country. what makes me different, is i've been working for ten years outside of washington, to end the corporate takeover of our democracy, and to return power to the american people. i started need to impeach to hold this lawless president accountable. i'm proposing big reforms like term limits... ...a national referendum... ...and ending corporate money in politics. as president, i'll declare climate change an

provided to support them with accommodation that is it desperately needed and kind of the prime minister justin trudeau calls an emergency meeting after activists bring part of the country's trial. screeching to a halt in protest over a gas pipeline. and also to the russian side before the suspect alexander vinick hopes to reach out to the french president for help after the court of appeal in paris rules to keep her son you custody. and i welcome sites clock here in moscow are you watching us international now doctors from around the world have condemned the british government over its handling of the case including the wiki leaks founder is on the constant psychological torture while being held in prison more than $100.00 doctors have signed a joint letter urging the u.k. authorities to take action they also called on the australian government to intervene to protect its citizens is the 4th doctor's letter since songe made his 1st court appearance when they noticed his bad condition. now there are 2 documented history of denial of access to health care and prolonged psychological torture it r

justin green, thank you very much. as soon as we get any more we will pass it along. let's talk 2020, the race for president here, the final sprint toward new hampshire's first in the nation primary is in full swing and the democratic field is blanketing the state ahead of tuesday's contest, of course, in search of votes and also for some a badly needed boost after the iowa caucuses. while the official talley won't come for a couple more days here is how things stand right now according to a new monmouth poll. senator bernie sanders and pete buttigieg hold the top spots followed by joe biden, senator elizabeth warren and senator amy klobuchar. dana bash is cnn's chief police cat correspondent in manchester, new hampshire. joe biden called his fourth place finish in iowa a gut punch. you know, despite that we haven't seen a whole heck of a lot of him there on the trail in new hampshire. you know, i was reading the "washington post" this morning they actually went so far as to say the former vice president has gone their

cape have used drones in attacks to drones you can buy from amazon joining us now from london justin braun justin is a research fellow of airpower a technology at the royal united services institute for defense and security studies justin is also the author of the future of nato power good to have you with us just in the u.s. spends the most uses the most kills the most using drones is there any need these days to deploy conventional warplanes is the use of drones a shift in strategy or do they compliment traditional air power so 'd the use of drones by which in this case i think we mean remotely piloted drones like the predatory to series that the united states uses very frequently is an extremely efficient way to provide both surveillance and strike options over long periods of time but only in permissive a space space that is not contested by state opponents with either surface to air missiles electronic warfare capabilities or their own air force as iran showed recently with the shoot down of an r.q. for global hawk just inside an. national waters but near on the borders in the s

he'd sent deputy justin casey up to cottonwood creek to document the site. casey brought his brother with him. they snapped photos and shot video along the way. >> we started below where mrs. mueller's body was found and took photographs below as we progressed upstream. >> reporter: as the casey brothers moved up the creek, they noticed that the creek's flow didn't seem very strong. >> it didn't push us around as we were walking. we were careful with our footing in the sense that there are slippery rocks underneath the water. but it wasn't hard to go against the current. >> reporter: the deputy couldn't help but wonder -- how had leslie's body floated so far? >> the water is coming down. but it's not a raging river. it's not fast moving. >> reporter: deputy casey reported back to sheriff bruce who by that time had talked to the couple who lived by the trail and had helped fred in those first, frantic moments. what they said cast a new light on fred's story of that awful day. >> little tickling at the back of their neck had sent up some red flags to them. >>

ve in 6 and a rose i'm justine waldman kron4 news justine thank you coming up our countdown to super bowl 54 continues, we head to miami for kron 4 sports reporr kate rooney takes us inside a special event was. >>2 of the all-time greats jerry rice and joe monta plus our coverage of the war on her n a viru outbreak continues more on what we know about the case and the bay area tonight and we'll hear from kyle shanahan as he relives s super bowl past jason dumas has that story next. d te the rain growing up in a family thattruged economicly powerfully influenc my values. bernie sders and guarantee health care for . now, our country is at a turng point. hard working people, beayed btrump, struggling to surviv in this moment, we neea fighter. bern sders. we kw he'll fight for us as president because he always has. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this mesge. happened when jerry rice and joe montana re on hand at the super bowl experience in miami. >>today, jerrrice of course goes to a lot of 40 niners game sees it all the big ones he's out t community doing events the joe montana notori

is continuing his homeless tours throughout california today spent time in youngsville kron four's justine waltman is live there governor earlier just say bring us up to date. >>well the governor was here as the first stop in his post state of the state address where he spent a lot of time talking about homelessness he did call homelessness the crisis of our times while he was here in youngsville he did not tour any homeless camps are visit any navigation centers what he did was meet with the board of the league of california cities which has leaders from almost 700 plus cities across the entire state representative the idea was to get ideas from local governments across the state to see what is working and not working in each of those regions to get people off the streets and out of encampments the meeting today about getting local governments on the same page to fight homelessness by sharing best practices and as the governor said scaling them to meet the moment. >>we are going to solve the problem making it somebody else. and in the pubs are going to go away. you know maybe just wait ar

i would rather you did not on this one, justin. i'm not allowed in? no. meeting, but? no, no, i think — but we just to people — let people get that news and process it and think about what they're going they're actually going to when they actually get — finally get in the field. thank you very much. good luck. thank you. when the meetings over, i learned the weather is hampering efforts to supply spare parts to the plane we need to get to thwaites glacier. there's parts coming down from new zealand to get those plans functional again. so we have to sit and wait. how many days behind schedule are we now? uh, i don't really even — i don't know, actually. why count? i think we can still imagine that we can still do 100% of the tasks but... you can still imagine? i can still imagine that we could do — with the following wind — 100% of the tasks but time is getting very, very tight. people are getting a little itchy and a little bit concerned. one only does anything in antarctica with the cooperation of the weather. suddenly the weather clears and miraculously

i'd have to ask justin. >> jimmy: ryan gosling, you never had a crush on him?this guy's so cool, he's from canada. i don't know where that is on the map. but i really think that's amazing and there was something so cute about him. >> jimmy: i still feel that way about him. i really do. this is crazy. >> but justin won the bet. >> jimmy: have your parents read the book? >> they have. >> jimmy: they have. you went to fire your dad at one point. is that something you talk about? >> i do talk about in the book, that was a very hard thing to do. he was my manager, and that was our relationship. >> jimmy: how did that go? did you call him into your office? >> no, i didn't even have an office. he did. >> jimmy: did you call him to his office? >> no, we were actually at dinner, just like a family dinner. >> jimmy: did you wait until the meal had been served? >> no, it just flew out of my mouth. >> jimmy: in an angry way? >> no, this is how i had to take care of -- my parents were going through a divorce at the time -- and this is the way i had to take care of the situa

>>super tuesday will beheld on march, 3rd justin. >>presidential candidate pete buttigieg is campaigning in california ahead of the state's democratic primary he made 3 campaign stopfriday. one in san francisco and palo alto and en held a townhall hundreds people. some of d those stude line and they told us th came to support buttigieg while others wanted to learn more about the candidate fore making a decision in the stats primary on march 3rd. >>i wanted to see him in person i want tosee h up close i've goa chance see menotti be used for the news and i think it's really going to without filters and and >>but judge also made a final stop interlock during his california caaign. >>and senator bernie sanders will be in the bay area next week monday. sanders is set to hold a rally crane le pavillion in richmond door will open at 10:00am the rally will start at noon. sti ahead continue our black history ntseriesy introducing you to a man who is breaki barriers. the space and technology. the story of clayton turner in just a few minutes.

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good evening and thank you so much for joining us tonight at 10 i'm justine waltman and i'm j r stone the wind advisory is set to last until at least tomorrow morning. >>in the meantime, hundreds of travelers are stranded at sfo because of the wind. we have team coverage tonight on this wind storm. meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has been tracking the conditions across the bay area. we also have reports from the east bay where trees have fallen on homes and also cars but first we want to go to kron four's dan thorn who is live in the north bay tonight where that area saw a lot of damage dan what's the situation where you are we see the tree down there right behind you. >>that's right justine this huge tree here has been in the road since about 11 o'clock this morning, this is on riverside drive in sonoma. but this is just one scene where uprooted trees snapped branches and downed power lines have been keeping people very busy. strong gusty winds creating havoc in sonoma this large oak tree crushing several hicle sunday morning. >>and blocking part of riverside drive for hours and they

of film critics, and justin, i mean, i read your whole piece praising "parasite."it left me with goose bumps for sure after watching that film. first, i have to get your reaction to what president trump said. >> well, brooke, hi, i'm actually surprised that it took him 11 days after the oscars to weigh in. i mean, given how notoriously thin-skinned he is and also he's someone who i think even now craves the attention and even the validation of the hollywood establishment, and so it's not surprising that he would weigh in on this. of course he also took a shot at brad pitt who mentioned john bolton, his testimony or lack thereof in the senate impeachment trial, so yeah. it's not surprising. >> there's that. >> that he weighed in eventually, although it did take him a while. >> brad pitt if you want to call in, and we can get your reaction. seriously, though, it was history making, the first non-english language picture to ever win the oscar for best film. can you just, justin underscore how monumental this win was? >> it's absolutely monumental. it is hugely signifi

john: justin trudeau calling for patients as indigenous rights protest that have brought rail traffic across the country drag on. joining us for an underground effective -- and on the ground perspective is heather wright. what has it been like on the ground? heather: it is day 13 of the block here. a small group of protesters have been camped out just south of the tracks here. solitary --nding in solidarity with the first nation community in british columbia who are protesting the construction of a national gas pipeline. this blockade, it started on february 6. they have not moved from this site sense. this has halted rail service for much of the company. the corridor from toronto to montreal, it has been shut down to freight and passengers. there is now a lot of pressure being put on the canadian government, on justin trudeau to bring these blockades to a stop. there are a number of goods that travel along these rail lines. there are communities in the eastern canada that are growing concerned about not having chlorine to treat the drinking water. the community here, the people here

[applause] >> justin will have some remarks for pete buttigieg. >> hello, i'm justin muller, born and raised in look, and now lives south of indianola and i think something that a round of applause for these guys giving of their time to organize this and all of us have known one. [applause] thank you all for giving up an evening to stand and participate in this quirky little part of our republic grid it's extremely important to remember that after tonight and after the election in november most of us in this room are still friends and neighbors and we will continue to be. [applause] i think our country needs more people that may disagree in their thinking to still live in play and go to school together and remember that. i hope we remember that and that is one reason i'm supporting mayor pete because i think he's a candidate that reflects that and brings the country back together. ultimately very little prepares you for a presidency. i think that's important to understand. i think mayor pete has the experience that can lead what i would say to you is it's difficult from one being a se

summit because of growing fearof the coronavirus thank you for joing us tonight i'm pam moore and i'm justine waldman in for ken wayne tonight, facebook'sannual event draws thousands to the cityeach year and now nearby businesses say th're concerned how all of this may affect their bottom line, particully of other conventions follow suit. well for 10th on live in san francisco tonight jning us with more dance. >>well justseen and pam facebook's event was expected to bring in around 5,000 visitors the city of san francisco. the city's travel association says over the course of 4 days this event has an economic impact around million but now that this summit has been canceled so local businesses say they're concerned about the big loss ibusines social media giant cebo cancels its annual global maing summit as fears of coroavirus continue to grow the big event scheduled to take place next month in the moscow knee center meant tentially big bucks for area businesses well now that they've ade th decision we are you know ce about it. tim owens is the genel manager of the thirsty bear brewing company

i'm justine waldman kron 4 news. >>justine thank you. the current a death in the corona virus death toll has now reached 565 only 2 of those deaths are outside of china and now more than 28,000 people have been infected. we are tracking the virus all across the globe in real time using this map and you can check the map on our website kron 4 dot com say with kron four's we continue our coverage on the corona virus. we will keep you posted on the latest updates and the best ways to protect or so we have the very latest on our website kron 4 dot com. check the corona virus tab which is under news. tonight we have new video related to a deadly stabbing in san jose it happened october the 6 of last year. police are looking for 3 teenagers who can be seen running away along north 27th street in san jose police believe those teens were involved in a fight in the 1500 block of alum rock avenue, a man was stabbed and later died at the hospital police are still searching for from motive fatal overdoses linked to heroin and fentanyl more than doub

thank you for joining us, i'm pam moore and i'm justine waldman in for ken wayne tonight, 99% of the coronavirus cases are in china while here in california 8 people have now been infected health officials say there is a change in the way cases are now tabulated which did cause a record spike overnight. there were more than 15,000 new confirmed cases with more than 250 more people die from the disease. we have live kron 4 team coverage tonight on the latest of the coronavirus to details on the daily routine of one bay area man who was living in the epicenter of the virus right now, but let's begin with kron four's grant lotus he's here in the studio best and has the very latest details grant that's right justine and panned these new numbers probably sound alarming but there is actually. >>a less scary reason for that dramatic jump when he put in perspective officials in the epicenter of the outbreak you see are now counting. what are called clinically diagnosed cases, those are people who show all the symptoms of the coronavirus but who have not been lab tested and officials are coun

bieber about to perform. >> ready for justin bieber. >> i know. >>> 4:16 is the time. let's check in with sal castaneda. >> all right. pam, dave. we're off to a good start here when it comes to this commute. i want to show you traffic is moving along a bit slowly. after that, livermore traffic from dublin looks good. no problems on interstate 880 up and down the east bay or the peninsula. we have peninsula traffic on 101 looking good and here at the bay bridge we're off to a good start. so, i like what i see. it's a nice quiet thursday morning start for now. let's bring in steve paulson for the weather. >>> cooler. it started yesterday. it will continue today and that will be it for the 70s here today. 72 in santa rosa after 81 the day before. the city was 66. down they go. 62, 63. these are about where we should be this time of year. we've been above for a long time. february. so, let's talk about a coastal low cloud deck. we can't talk about any rain. but, the temps are back and it is cold. that's what we're starting to pick up more of a northwest breeze. few 30s but

justin haley had to race his way into the daytona 500 on thursday. a winner here previously. he's in ninth. rookie john hunter nemechek, second generation driver, starting his rookie season for front row. number 38. big rookie class. the biggest i can remember in years. six drivers including the top three from last year's xfinity series. to campaign the entire 2020 season in nascar cup racing. it's kind of been an up and down day for those rookies. john hunter nemechek in tenth. brennan poole who got the free pass back at lap 30. christopher bell and tyler reddick. cole custer and quinn houff out of the race. there's brennan poole and christopher bell has got issues. a lot of right front damage there. and after that big hit, boy, they have patched up joey logano's penske mustang. at this point, you have to look at it. it looks like a modified car, not a stock car. >> you know, mike, i so badly want to say, it's still anybody's race but denny hamlin has been so impressive the way he's been able -- when he loses the lead, to get it back. did you he does have one guy behind him

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thank you for joining us tonight, i'm pam moore, i'm justine waldman in for ken wayne tonight this attack happened on a daily city-bound train tuesday night near the lake merritt station in oakland and tonight that suspect is in custody. kron four's dan thorn spoke with bart riders about the attack is now live in our newsroom with more on this crime down. >>well justin and pam bart police say this attack was unprovoked and the victim had to be taken to hospital. the unidentified suspect was arrested by chp oakland tonight but some riders say this crime is why there needs to be more safety on the trains. police say they've arrested this man who's accused of attacking someone on a train with a chain poce say the suspect also punched the victim in the face before getting off at the lake merritt station to beat somebody with such a shoemaker preston says its crimes like these that keep her from regularly using bart. >>she thinks safety needs to become a bigger priority on the transit system is not enough police there's not enough trolls. >>and it's probably not enough information really for e

i'm justine waltman the sideshow that you see here happened late last night and early into this morning at 30th avenue in gary boulevard in the richmond district, san francisco police say that the cars meet up in the candlestick park area and then they head out to different locations has come for us to have a sack you reports neighbors want to know why police did not step in sooner and stop this. >>i heard a very loud screeching this. murray just lots of screeching and uh yeah pretty much knew what i was neighbors near 30th avenue in gary boulevard woken up by this scene early sunday morning for over 10 minutes, this isn't going there are police a block away and then on stopping i woke up and i was shocked that's happening. >>and i saw just so many here and they cheer and i the kai chase, neighbor sharon comes from he says. >>it started around 03:30am and went on for about 40 minutes called my my mom and they told me there are so many and police around my but they cannot control because of number of people that was also shocking to me san francisco police confirming they responded to th

>>plus justin bieber breaks a rd held by tellus what for hundreds of years america systematally stole black lives, blacfreedom and black bo and i ow my story would've turned out very differently if had been black. so today i'm proposing a sweeping sategy to invesin black wealth creation. the wealth gap is inextricabllied to theacial inequalities of the past, a centerpiece of my presidency. >>and talk tonight out their wondeul ceremony to honor kobe bryant are king cake join us adjacent okay, i'm sorry joins from the s of bay area sports night >>the ball fans and r people who followed kobe bryant's career as you probably saw already in this memori service at staples center. the turnout was nothing short of incredible moving speeches from all kinds of parts. jason we're going to talk about this a lot more coming up on bay area sports night tonight at 07:00pm but what were our initial impressions of that memorial it w amazing, you know over 20,000 people there yohad your fans who are able get some tickets and then family obviously and then you know the basketball world and some celebriti

manfred all of a sudden apologizing because justin turner called him out?obvious because they feel like the others cheated them out of victories, cheated them out of a different kind of future for themselves, different kind of career and they want punishment. >> yeah and i think also as sports fans by and large, we are failed athletes. we would love to be the ones given those gifts to go out and do it. we see someone who is blessed, born with these gifts, these talents, to achieve their talents. >> bill: so tell me what will be a proper punishment? >> if the players have been suspended maybe for some period of time, the fact that the players got immunity, i think it's a big problem. if the commissioner manfred right now needs to take a very strong stand. we have a apology if were talking about it? >> in an effort to make a rhetorical point, i referred to the world series trophy in a disrespectful way i want to apologize for that. there is no excuse for it. i made a mistake. i was trying to make a point but i should've made it in a more effective way. >> wha

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