you have very aggressive targets for l.a. times in terms of your digital distribution how does this help >> i think the apple platform with its large global ability to distribute on the digital forum is beginning of our strategy to launch, you know, another digital exposure of the "l.a. times. >> if i can get it for paying 9.99 a month along with everything else, would i want to subscribe separately to the "l.a. times" it would seem i wouldn't given you want i assume a direct to consumer relationship, aren't you potentially cannibalizing that >> no, i think it is basically different awudiences, right? the audience wants to see magazines and have a global view of content is also a different audience from the local regional

vonnie: including the l.a. times, wall street journal, not the new york times, but lots of other outlets. apple pay will be in 40 countries this year. looking at credit cards. what new will we learn about what apple is doing with pay? brad: we will see but this is all about the services business, growing 20% of the hardware business is stagnant. looking at other portions like apple music, and this drive to create a competing stream service to amazon and netflix. vonnie: thank you. we will bring you the latest news from apple as it happens today. brad stone in our san francisco headquarters. apple stock down 1.1%. there is more time. tim cook will be on stage for a little while. meanwhile, nike stock down today. michael avenatti charged with

vonnie: including the l.a. timesll street journal, not the new york times, but lots of other outlets. apple pay will be in 40 countries this year. looking at credit cards. what new will we learn about what apple is doing with pay? brad: we will see but this is all about the services business, growing 20% of the hardware business is stagnant. looking at other portions like apple music, and this drive to create a competing stream service to amazon and netflix. vonnie: thank you. we will bring you the latest news from apple as it happens today. brad stone in our san francisco headquarters. apple stock down 1.1%. there is more time. tim cook will be on stage for a little while. meanwhile, nike stock down today. michael avenatti charged with trying to extort nike, threatening to release damaging information, according to the united states. this is bloomberg. ♪ comcast business built the nation's largest gig-speed network. then went beyond. beyond chasing down network problems. to knowing when and where there's an issue. b

in an op-ed with the "l.a. times," i think your debut as an "l.a. " columnist this weekend, congratulations, you sort of point out what you think the president is doing here and why republican voters like it. he's fighting. he's fighting the fight. that's what republican voters want even as if in this case his own record on it height not be just squeaky -- might not be squeaky clean but checkered. >> yes. they feel like democrats get away with things that republicans don't get away with. i agree, he's exactly right. we agree with both parties who have gotten things wrong the last couple of years and people who have gotten them right. when people get them wrong you have to hold them accountable. with republicans, there is a sentiment democrats get away with things. when omar goes out and does the things that she did and they try to hold her accountable and the resolution gets watered down. the next day you see nancy pelosi posing on the cover of "rolling stone" with her, you realize if you're a republican, you had this sentiment, yeah, there's a doubl

the l.a. timesed the inglewood police department destroyed records that otherwise would have been public. this is what you're exposing? >> that's correct. we have it on many fronts. we also had great success including stories that appeared across the state this week. >> what comes next? there's a pending lawsuit against the state a.g. in order to gain what? >> the state attorney general said -- we put in a request along with other reporters for the records that the department of justice holds. the attorney general said the law hasn't been totally defined on this. the unions are suing saying that the law should not apply retro actively before january 1st when the law went into effect. we don't agree with that reading of the law. the bill's author herself said that she intended for the bill to apply retro actively. so the attorney general said we're not going to give you any records until this issue is resolved. kqed joined a suit saying don't think you can delay indefinitely while these lawsuits play

l.a. times reports he paid admissions consultant $630,000 to get his son into college. >> claimed he didn't knowingly participate in bribery schemes. he hasn't been arrested. >> a prominent investor wants a judge to allow him to trafl while he awaits trial. to attend a scheduled family trip and business trips. accused of paying $50,000 so his sons test would be doctored. >> we will be in boston federal court for the upcoming hearings for the parents accused in the orpgs varsity blues scandal. live coverage in boston begins friday. >> university of san francisco announced it will make the sat and act standardized tests optional for admission. the decision perfo better p predictor of college wisco won tonight's $768 million power ball jackpot. >> two players in the bay area will collect $3 million. each. after matching five of six numbers in the drawing. >> good night for them. here are the winning numbers. 16, 20, 37, 44, 62, power ball number is 12. >> we were at gate way food and liquor. that s

according to the l.a. times, the club's director says no one remembers her. both parents are charged with conspiracy to commit mail flawed and wire fraud. they are investigating a recent college grad who submitted phony s.a.t. results. david sidu paid $100,000 to have someone take the s.a.t. for his son jordan sidoo. he was on the men's crew team. there are no allegations that a bribe was paid to any berkle be. a spokesman says credentials can be revoked. >>> an air force 2 sighting reported today. that's because vice president mike pence flew in. it was a very quick trip. >> reporter: wiyeah it was, and sources at oracle say he was in the building to meet with several valley ceos. vice president pence sments about two hours at oracle headquarters. the company says he met with silicon valley business leaders but wouldn't say what the meeting was about. some oracle employees said they were happy to hear that he came. >> oh, it's pretty cool. it's a proud moment. it must be something really important happening here. >> reporter: but nobody we spoke to got to be

are an l.a. times review of payroll data shows the state paid employees nearly $300 million for banked time off last year. vacation for employees are supposed to be capped at 640 hours, but the analysis found there's been lax enforcement of that rule. an oakland caltrans worker retired with $405,000 in unused vacation money on. he spent 306 years as a government transportation engineer. >>> house democrats passed a resolution today condemning anti-semitism and hate in all forms. it was drafted after recent comments by freshman minnesota democrat ilhan omar. she criticized congressional support for israel suggesting it amounted to "an allegiance to a foreign country." even her own party members condemned her remarks as anti- semitic, but she was not mentioned by name in this resolution and other democrats including speaker of the house nancy pelosi defended her. >> i don't think that the congresswoman is perhaps appreciated the full weight of how it was heard by other people, although i don't believe it

the l.a. times reports that when bijan sar teufplt pi retired as a caltrans manager, he received a check for $405,000 for vacation he did not use. analysts plame the state for not employee almost $300 millio for banked time off last year. >>> two vta bus drivers have been honored for going above and beyond the call of duty. they received a commendation for helping authorities track down a suspect at a los gatos bus stop last month. the fbi accused david lohr of several crimes including tampering with food at a sun yea valentine safeway store. >>> the san jose sharks hope to win their fourth straight home game tomorrow afternoon again the st. louis blues. sharks managed to beat montreal 5-2 last night even though self of their players were battling the flu. joe thornton called the win a gutsy win. he scored the winning goal when his paz was deflected into the net by the stick of a mont player. >>> the oakland as head to japan next week to play some exhibition and regular season games. they appear to

. -- roger >> over 300 great magazines, wall street journal, l.a. timese great, premium digital subscriptions, there has literally never been an offer like this before. if you were to subscribe to all of these individually, it would cost you over $8,000 per year. with apple news plus, you pay $9.99 per month. [applause] emily: if you look at the subscription price for the wall street journal alone, is over $20 a month. so make sense of this for me, mark. >> there is some debate online. apple is telling some people that you get full access to the wall street journal, whereas the wall street journal sent out a memo from its ceo earlier indicating the subscription service would not cover the journal in its totality, that some business news would be exclusive to people paying higher subscription rates. so until that is sorted out, i cannot comment completely. but i think apple will probably get its way here. if that is what they are telling people i think that's what is going to happen. emily: these magazines, they look amazing on the ipad, but you are talkin

according to "l.a. times," all of those animals are worth around $27,000.four of the stolen goats were caught on sunday. police believe the goats are stolen at night. >>> coming up here on "today in the bay," "nbc bay area responds." >> the plan, a relaxing spa day but instead, a fight that required hour expertise. i'm consumer investigator cra, " >>> and happening now, tokyo getting ready for the 2020 olympics. just a few hours ago, the pictograms for the sport came out, the special logos they use for every single sport. since the olympics are such an international event, fans use the pictograms to make sure they're headed to the right event. remember, you can only watch the olympics right here on nbc bay area. we'll be back in just a few. it's 4:52. ♪ ♪ the things that matter most happen one morning and one cup at a time. ♪ ♪ tto harrison, the wine tcollection.. happen one morning and one cup at a time. 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. t

"the l.a. times" and "wall street journal." these are magazines and digital subscriptions normally behind their own subscriptions, $9.99 a month. a little bit of a surprise. apple is announcing apple card. it's apple's own credit card. it's something that is embedded on your phone. this would be a partnership with goldman sachs and mastercard. it would be a rewards system there where you get 2% back in daily cash. if you go to a place that does not accept apple pay or apple card, they are issuing a physical credit card made of titanium with your name laser etched inside that. no numbers. that would be embedded in a chip. apple rk, this would be a game subscription service for your mobile and desktop platforms. it would be ad free. there would be 100 plus new games on your apple -- these are games you would not find anywhere else. this is new in the app store. again that will be available to the fall and the pricing is to come. the one thing we have been talking about, we talked about this this morning, chris sanchez of course i

according to the l.a. times, newsom wants to add $162 million to the dmv but for the next fiscal year. that's an increase of 13%. the money would fund new hires, a website redesign and an expansion of self-service kiosks. a recent audit found significant deficiencies including understaffing. the legislature still has to approve any increase to the dmv's budget. >>> a playboy model under arrest for her alleged role in a california doctor's murder, tonight what we're learning about their relationship. >> reporter: a bra thief is on the loose in san mateo, why investigators are so concerned about a theft during an open house, the story coming up. >> reporter: if you're sick of being stuck in traffic for hours in the bay area, an aviation startup is trying to bring air taxis to the masses. we'll take you to the skies neck. next. >> if you're just sick of the rainfall, i have a forecast that will make you smile. coming up on the weekend, how much of the weekend will be dry, who hit the 70s so with xfinity mobile i ca

well you get three hundred plus magazines at your disposal the l.a. times and the wall street journal all for ninety nine a month and this is in addition to the existing apple news app that already has hundreds of news sites on it so that's t.v. and news boy what a great summary steve when you said three hundred subscriptions i'm like give me a break already there's just too much information out there what the wall street journal for ten bucks a month boy would that be a good deal so we'll get to that we'll get to that later yeah ok and brant you're a gaming expert you've been on the program before and you did such a great job for us in hong kong but let's talk about apple with regard to gaming and particularly about their credit cards what's what's up with that brand all right well let's start with the important question here apple unveiled apple arcade the gaming subscription service customers of course will pay a monthly fee and they'll have access to a curated list by apple of some of their three thousand plus games they've already have in their marketp

the l.a. times looked at a plan to build a high-speed rail between bakersfield and merced. it's estimated to cost between 16 to $18 billion. the cost depends on federal grants and other funding sources. with constantly increasing costs, the times reports the project will likely run out of cash. >>> a powerful winter storm racing across the country. it is slamming the northeast this morning. >> before moving north that, same system spawned deadly tornadoes in the south killing at least 23 people in alabama. here's abc neuews reporter elizabeth hur. >> the full scope of the destruction is being assessed. but the damage done is heartbreaking. this morning, a late winter blast dumping snow, sleet and rain from new york to boston, leaving millions bracing for a treacherous morning commute. down south, cleanup already under way where the storms turned deadly, leaving a path of destruction. >> i was praying, asking the lord to protect everybody around us. >> reporter: more thants of alabama and georgia knocking homes off their foundations, toppling trees, crushing cars and knockin

according to the "l.a. timesber slashed per mile pay from 80 cents to 60 krechbcents iceni parts of orange county. they're refusing to drive tomorrow in an attempt to push for higher wages across the board. uber drivers protested in l.a. before but this time they're being led by a group ride share drivers united. uber said the old scale wasn't working and other changes will improve take-home pay. >>> as part of our efforts here on abc7 to build a better bay area, we're taking a look what it's like here for ride share drivers. on our website abc7news.com we have a form we would like for you to fill out if your -- you're a ride-share driver and tell us about your experience. >>> the powerball jackpot is now at, get this, $750 million after no ticket matched all six numbers last night. the estimated lump sum pay out would be $46.5 million before taxes. wednesday night's drawing would be the further largest jackpot in u.s. history. >>> and here's another look at last night's numbers -- 24, 25, 52, 60, 66 and powerbal

. >> that led to this proposal in the l.a. times, it's time to take john wayne's name off of the orange county airport. also here to respond is ethan wayne, the sixth of john wayne's seven children. he. acted in several movies with his late father. michael the 1971 interview preceded the naming of the airport. so presumably, those who made the decision to name the airport had awareness of these comments? >> sure. i think it was no secret that john wayne held extreme right-wing views. this was a part of his personal persona. the airport was named after him really not because there was any public clamor or community clamor to honor him. but it was a part of a political deal so that the airport could get expanded and the one political leader who imposed that, agreed to this deal, if john wayne's name would go on the airport. that's how this happened. >> how much of this debate, this conversation is due to the fact there have been some real significant changes politically speaking in orange county. you mention orange county to me, i thi

according to the l.a. times, uber slashed per mile pay from 80 to 60 cents in orange and l.a. county. they want higher wages across the board. they protested in los angeles before, but this time they are being led by a group ride share drivers united. uber said their old pay scale was not working and other changes will include take home pay. as part of the efforts to build a better bay area, we are looking at what it's like for here for ride share drivers. from the website, we have a form we would love for to you fill out if you are a ride share driver telling us about your experiences. it may inspire our next building a bay area story. >> richmond firefighters it saved two pets in an apartment today. the post it video showing the daring rescue. firefighters with local 188 had to wade through thick smoke to find two dogs. one had to be brought outside and given cpr until it was breathing. you can see it at the bottom of your screen. neither dog was burn and did suffer smoke inhalation. the owners were thrilled to see their four-legged family members safe. >> still ahead on a br

l.a. before but this time they're being led by a group ride share drivers united.id the old scale wasn't working and other changes will improve take-home pay. >>> as part of our efforts here on abc7 to build a better bay area, we're taking a look what it's like here for ride share drivers. on our website abc7news.com we have a form we would like for to you fill out if you're a ride-share driver and tell us about your experience. >>> the powerball jackpot is now at des 750 at $750 million after no ticket matched all six numbers last night. the estimated lump sum pay out would be $46.5 million before taxes. wednesday night's drawing would be the further largest jackpot in u.s. history. >>> and here's another look at last night's numbers -- 24, 25, 52, 60, 66 and powerball number 5. nobody has won since the day after christmas. >>> meteorologist lisa argent has been tracking our forecast. weekend and weekday forecast. i think people are in luck this week, maybe. >> we're starting out dry and then it will be on and off rain showers and snow in the sierra nevada. the fi

. >> over 300 great magazines, wall street journal, l.a. timesose great, premium digital subscriptions, there has literally never been an offer like this before. if you are to subscribe to all of these individually, it would cost to over $8,000 per year. with apple news plus, you pay 999 per month. month. per emily: if you look at the subscription for the wall street journal alone, is over $20 a month. so make sense of this for me, mark. >> there is some debate online. apple is selling some people that you get full access to the wall street journal, where is the wall street journal said that a memo earlier indicating the subscription service would not cover the journal in its totality, that some business news would be exclusive to people pay higher rates. so until that is sort it out, i cannot comment completely. but i think apple will probably get its way here. these magazines, they look amazing on the ipad, but you are talking about an industry that is already resource starved. today have the resources and staff to build out an entirely new exp

according to "the l.a. times both sides have agreed to new rules about limiting medication for horses, but the deal still needs to be approved by the california horse racing board. >>> a chicago-area high school finds itself with an infamous alumnus at the college admissions scandal as it unfolds. rick singer admitted to being the architect of the multi million dollar scheme that aided the rich and powerful by buying them entry into some of the nation's elite colleges. singer went to niles west high school and graduated in 1978. current students going through the college application process are finding themselves at a loss for words. >> it was just a really weird feeling. that's really hard to be described because it is not like happy or sad. it is just sort of like, what are the odds? >> i just thought it was kind of odd and ironic that he went to niles west. >> charges against you -- >> the students say singer does not represent their school and there are other alumni who have done positive things. more than a

l.a. times analysis says the reduced project could cost 16 to $18 billion, the high speed rail authority has $15.3 billion in funding through the year 2023. the legislature would likely need to approve more funding to complete the rail line and the president has ordered the cancellation of $929 million in a federal grant for the project. >>> former colorado governor john hickenlooper is joining the 2020 race for president. he's the former owner of a brew pub and was also mayor of denver. he's persuaded, and limits of methane. and expanded medicaid and signed gun control bills. >>> several presidential candidates gathered in selma, alabama, to mark the 45th anniversary of bloody sunday. >>> thousands of people marched across the edmund pettus bridge which was the site of the clash on march 7, 1965. the presidential candidates at the event expressed their commitment to advancing all rights in the u.s. >> we are at a point in our country where we see a moral vandalism. and it's our turn to demand t

and, you know, i just wrote this in the "l.a. times."en supplied us, if nothing else, a way out of that kind of -- that kind of enthrallment, that kind of slavery to trump's vision that, you know, most of us who haven't gotten close to him think i would not touch him with a 10 foot pole. he looks like, as michael bloomberg said, he looks like a con man when he's just on the deus. there are people who turn into him and turn into smithers, mike pence, lindsey graham, we all wonder what happens to them. cohen told us not only -- >> mr. smithers you mean. >> mr. smithers. mr. bernstein. >> slavery, he was getting paid for. >> he was getting paid for. >> and enjoyed doing. >> he does say ambition drove him, but there's also something that took him over that made him betray his holocaust surviving family for a racist and made him throw in with this guy when there came to be diminishing returns. now jail is certainly a diminishing return. >> elliott, on that, having watched michael cohen testify, do you think it may help change what people perc

the l.a. times dubbed our next guest the "heart and soul of the dodgers." the los angeles dodgers, please welcome, justin turner. [cheers and ♪ >> jimmy: how are you? i have to say, it's weird to see you in regular clothes. >> it's weird to be in regular clothes. i didn't know how to do my hair today. i thought i was going to be wearing a hat. >> jimmy: whatever you did, you nailed it. did you meet snoop and matthew mcconaughey? >> i did, i did. >> jimmy: do you get drug tested for marijuana? >> fortunately, we do not get drug tested for marijuana, so i g got to spend as much time with snoop as i wanted. >> jimmy: we were partners i the ping-pong tournament. we did not win. >> no. no. >> jimmy: i think i may have been the weak link on our team. >> no, i think you carried us. >> jimmy: we won two rounds. >> we lost in the third round to tyler tafoley from the kings. you made some canadian joke. >> jimmy: that sounds right. first of all, are you excited about the new season? >> yeah, we like the team that we have. we had a great spring training. a couple guys

the l.a. times looked at the plans to build a high-speed rail between bakersfield and merced.'s estimated to cost 16 to $18 billion. the cost depends on federal grants and other funding sources. with constantly ib creasing costing, it will likely run out of cash. >>> are you willing to get rid of your instagram photos, all of them, to get free airfare for a year? that's the offer from jetblue airlines. they will get a free flight for th entire year if they clear their instagram feeds. jetblue says with a blank slate, the winners will have room to post all the destinations and activities they'll capture on their travels. people can enter the contest on jetblue's website through friday. bee were saying earlier, what a hassle. it depend how many photos you have on instagram. >> it's a big ask. >> it's it's a big reward. >> for a full year. >>> coming up, the 7 innings to know before you go. >>> if you haven't yet, follow us at abc news bay area. you can see more great photos like this one. it was rainy this weekend and more rain in the >>> if you're just joining us or headed out

a reality check first reported by the l.a. times. just now confirmed by fox news. here it is.tes marines corps says the deployment of troops to the united states southern border poses an unacceptable risk to military readiness. jennifer griffin has the details live at the pentagon. jen? >> shepard, we just confirmed with the u.s. marine corps that the two memos written by general robert neller to the navy secretary and the acting defense secretary in which he warns that shifting funds and marines to the southern border as part of the president's plan to bolster security is going to adversely affect marine corps readiness. general neller writes in these two memos written on monday and tuesday of this week that in fact they're going to have to cancel three upcoming military exercises with indonesia, scotland and mongolia and reduce upcoming marine corps exercises that are badly needed for readiness with south korea as well as australia. general neller says this is a red flag that is being thrown ahead of crucial testimony next week on capitol hill. patrick shanahan will be on th

congressman who shares this opinion, has been around the u.s., been to west virginia and wrote "l.a. times" op-ed pieces on it. he said this is not sustainable as nation to have all the wealth go to the coasts. we have to share the wealth and we need to start doing it now. densification is part of the solution. absolutely. we can't move forward without densification. we sit up here, talk about density and no sham units. no sham units when we peel away all the bills that are coming, a b68, 69, 330. what the hell is the point of creating a 5,000 square foot house that nobody is ever going to rent? if i have that kind of money to buy a house in the valley, i'm not going to put up with the vagaries of having to rent, collect the money. so let's get real about the kind of units we're creating and whether they'll be rented out. i'm concerned about climate change. absolutely. you know, we are efficient in the city using water, probably most efficient in the state, i think our carbon footprint has gone up because we have people that own autos and use uber and lyft, like myself. i'll stand up here

according to the l.a. timesgue baseball regarding harper's comments about possible tampering. mlb rules prohibit players from enticing other players while under contract. that's when trout will be a free agent. your cash no longer good here, says mercedes-benz stadium in atlanta. beginning friday, they will be cashless. they hope to speed things up and eliminate costs like counting cash and paying guards to transfer that money. and the popular $2 hot dog will now be $1.50, they're lowering some prices by 50-cents. the posted price, which was a round dollar amount, now it's plus tax. so in a way it will be more expensive. ashley: going to tax my hot dog? >> $1.50 hot dog, i'll take six. lauren: you've got to pay with it with a credit card. >> you can use the kiosk. lauren: what's going on here? >> mike tyson, unbelievable, 52 years old, he's showing he still has it, obviously. former champ, look at that, i wouldn't get in the room with rh him, would you? ashley: he's moving remarkably -- >> it's mesmerizing to wa

the l.a. times runs from bakersfield to merced. it's estimated to cost between 16 and $18 billion. cost depends on federal grants and other funding sources. with constantly increasing kobss, the times reports it will run out of cash likely. >>> a movie theater that doubles as a cannabis dispensary. >>> an airline offering free >>> good monday morning. waking up to an isolated shower here or there. overall, dry conditions and look at the state. plenty of clouds as the system cues up offshore for an entire statewide rainmaker tuesday into wednesday. 50 in yosemite today. 60 in sacramento. if you're headed up to the mountains today. not a bad day. the snow will begin late tuesday and we're pretty hefty snow totals again with a winter storm warning perhaps by wednesday and thursday. so today enjoy a few sunny breaks here home in the bay area. mid to upper 50s. >> thank you, lisa. you can voice your opinion about a proposed cannabis dispensary inside a movie theater. the telegraph health center has filed an application with the city of oakland to move the dispensary to the old parkway th

jim rainy at the "l.a. times" took a lot of our stuff. n steltzer at the "new york times" was helpful. brian steltzer has left the "new york times" and house munich at cnn announcing prom clacannouncingannouncingp s proclamations from king mark zucker. here is zucker's puppet. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> a lot of what fox does in prime time is resentment television making you resent liberals and others who are trying to hurt you. that's the message from fox. i think all of this matters because it's about decency and standards. it's about the corrosive, ugly nasty behavior that sometimes happenings on cable news or off cable news involving some of these hosts. >> tucker: it's about decency, cries the eunuch. we must have decency by which eunuch means less disobeying, more obedience, stop criticizing the program or else. this is the face of state media. why does fox even exist they wonder? we have 11 other perfectly good cable channels, all of them approved by management in obedient to the people in charge. how could anybody watch something different? fox can'

the l.a. timesangry with the company's move to slash per-mile pay in los angeles county and parts of orange county. these striking uber workers want higher wages across the board as well. uber says the old pay scale was not working. other changes it's implementing with improve take-home pay. bernie sanders was in san francisco yesterday. he used a rally to criticize the mueller summary. >> well, i don't want a summary of the report. i want the whole damn report because nobody, especially this president, is above the law. >> sanders called president trump the most dangerous president in u.s. history. the vermont senator blamed the president for dividing the nation and sanders told the crowd he can bring the country together. >> we're ready for a political revolution. we need ber rythg from the economy to social policies to climate issues. >> it was a big turnout. the rally drew an estimated 16,000 people to ft. mason. >>> happening today, 14 people charged in a college admissions scandal will appear

the l.a. times reports the pronounsment could set up a possible conflict with state attorney general, javier becerra who has been a supporter of capital punish: he wants to see if he can act on behalf of the people to no longer prosecute death. the governor put a moratorium on the execution of death row inmates last week. >>> coming up, a new lawsuit against jetblue. what two flight a tep dants say happened to them. >>> what could be featured on the next episode of shark tank. >>> a look outside at what's going on with the wet weather. you can see the bay bridge toll plaza wet with rain and green all around. i'll show you other areas where it's getting wet rig shshow me homecoming. baby sloth videos on youtube. amy, do you uh mind giving someone else a turn? oh... yeah i made myself a little comfortable here. i got a pizza for amy! yes, that's me! xfinity lets you search netflix, prime video, and youtube with the sound of your voice. and i don't have my wallet, so... that's simple. easy. awesome. ge

the l.a. times manager, he received did i 405,000 check for vacation time he did not use. analysts say the state is not enforcing caps on accrued vacation time. the california paid state employees almost $300 million for time off that was banked last year. >>> two vta bus drivers honored for going above and yawn beyond the call of duty. they received commendations for helping aauthorities track down a suspect last month. the fbi accused david lohr of several crimes including tampering with food at i safeway in sunnyvale. >>> the san jose sharks hope to win their fourth straight home game against the st. louis blues. they beat mont last night 5-it. joe thornton called day gutsy effort. he scored the win goal when this pass was deflected into the net by the stick of a montreal player. >>> dozens of people are lining opportunity at the solent owe county fair grounds. we're there too. it is a free dentality clinic for first come, first served patients. we'll bring you a live report. >>> plus, the return

the l.a. times reports that he paid admission consultant rick singer more than $600,000 to help get his son into college. but he said he did not knowingly participate in any bribery scheme and he has not been arrested. >>> abc 7 news i-team reporter melanie woodrow will be in federal court for the upcoming hearing for some of the parents accused in the varsity blues scandal. >>> university of san francisco making changes to its s.a.t. and a.c.t. admission requirements. standardized test scores will be optional. the decision follows a year-long assessment that shows high school performance is a better predictor of first-year college performance. the new policy will begin for students applying for fall of 2020. >>> you're coming in from solano county, vacaville, fairfield down to vallejo, it is wet right now. also 680 through alamo, danville boulevard towards danville, camino ramon, out towards blackhawk, you're getting wet right now also. temperatures in this area are running in the mid to upper 40s.

the l.a. times reports the pronounsment could set up a possible conflict with state attorney general javier becerra who has been a supporter of capital punish am. newsom hopes to work with becer becerra. last week the governor put a moratorium on the execution of death row inmates. >> i've got street level live doppler 7. you can see heading up to 80, towards mission street, a moderate shower. same thing in guadalupe canyon parkway and bay shore there. also in brisbane. you can see in south san francisco and sfo and about to put on 280 just to the west of san carlos. >> you can see some of the light rain falling in the golden gate bridge. errands, to figure out a way to stay dry. if you're headed up to the high country, snow is developing there. we've got a winter weather advisory up to 14 inches. in the 40s through 9:00 with steady rain in the north bay. becoming lighter at 9:00. 11:00, scattered showers. but then the steady rain returns around 3:00. heads into the 7:00 hour. for the east bay, ligh

the l.a. times says they're angry with the company's move to slash per-mile pay in l.a.ounty and parts of orange county. the striking workers want higher wages across the board. uber says the old pay scale wasn't working and other changes will improve take-home pay. >>> bernie sanders was in san francisco yesterday. he criticized the mueller summary. >> well, i don't want a summary of the report. i want the whole damn report because nobody, especially this sanders called president w. trump the most dangerous president in u.s. history. the vermont senator blamed the president for dividing the nation and sanders told the crowd that he can bring country together. >> we're ready for a political revolution. we need that. need big change in the country. somebody to bring us together. >> bernie sanders has the best chance of beating trump. he has the issues that the people care about. >> everything from the economy to social policies to climate issues. >> there was a large rally. it drew in an estimated 16,000 people to ft. mason. >>> all right. let take a look at what's going

roger: over 300 great magazines, wall street journal, l.a. timesthose great, premium digital subscriptions, there has literally never been an offer like this before. if you were to subscribe to all of these individually, it would cost you over $8000 per year. but with apple news plus, you pay $9.99 per month. emily: now, if you look at the subscription price for the wall street journal alone, it is over $20 a month. so, make sense of this for me, mark. mark: yeah, there is some debate online. apple is telling some people that you get full access to the wall street journal, whereas the wall street journal sent out a memo earlier today from its ceo earlier indicating the subscription service would not cover the journal in its totality, that some business news would be exclusive to people paying higher subscription rates. so until that is sorted out, i cannot comment completely on that. but i think apple will probably get its way here. if that is what they are telling people i think that's what is going to happen. emily: so, bob, these magazines, they

. >>> a bay area teenager named in the recent college admission scandal, according to the l.a. timesauren isaacson accepted into ucla in 2016 as a recruited soccer player. but the team from hillsboro reportedly had no experience and her parents paid for her admittance with facebook stock. according to an indictment the student athlete commission required her to play for at least one year and while she enlisted on the 2017 women soccer team website she has no stats for the season. >>> in today's barrier, it's a world down syndrome day observed by the united nations since 2012, designed to raise awareness and advocate for the rights, inclusion and well- being of people with down syndrome. >>> in the north bay a little boy named james celebrated her birthday, doing his part to educate those around him. clotting long brings us a story. >>> james o'leary just turned 5 years old, he's a bundle of smiles and giggles and charmed us in a minute, ever since he was born his parents have shared his story in their journey. ready? 5 little monkeys swinging from the tree. mr. alligator can catch me

the bill was sent to a committee for a second time this week. >>> someone was in the l.a.th at last night's sharks game and it was kind of a big deal. >> oh, yeah, talking about will ferrell. he dusted off his popular ron burgundy character from "anchorman" to announce the game. i want you to check this out. >> you don't mind if i bite into this burrito right now, do you? oh, my gosh. that is delicious. >> now, while you're eating. >> alex, get into that burrito. >> as for the sharks, they clinched a playoff spot earlier this week, but last night that game belonged to the kings, the sharks entered third period with one goal lead, they ended up losing 4-2. >> isn't that funny? the guy eats a burrito and it's funny. it really is. >> some people have that magic. >> he was drinking milk and not scotch. >> you don't know what was in the milk. hmm. >> all right, so this morning, as we get ready to head out, a new round of rain moving into the bay area. it's going to be raining off and on throughout the day, so make sure you're ready. here is a look at storm ranger, showing some