lee merritt. is on the phone with us.rest in houston of a person who has admitted to be involved in the death of jazmine barnes. lee, have you been in contact with the family to get their reaction to this arrest overnight? >> yes. [ inaudible ]. >> lee, go ahead. have you been in touch with the family? >> yes. through my office. >> was there any reaction from them that you could share? >> the family was surprised but they were grateful that an arrest had been made. this is something that happened over a week ago, so it was a great deal of anxiety behind anyone would be identified because to the extent that the arrest is reliable, we have no reason to believe that it is not. we look forward to getting some more answers in the coming days. >> sure. what do you know -- again, i'm revisiting a question we asked but we could not understand your answer due to the connection. what do you know about the person they have in custody and what happens from this point on in the investigation? >> my understanding after speaking with th

the alert march will kick off 11:00 this morning at lake merritt. and there will be a rally at city hall at new time. us teachers strike looking more likely to be gone on monday in the state's largest school district. the union representing la city teachers rejected the school district's latest proposal. teachers threatened to walk off the job next week. the union said it will consider any additional offer the district wants to make over the weekend as long as it is demonstrating, different from the current offer. the two sides are at odds over salary and class-size. >>> san jose state is getting a makeover with an addition of $181 million science will appear before the new science building can be built another historic building on campus has to be moved. we are live in san jose with that part of the story. it is moving day over on the campus, right sarah? >> reporter:'s this is not something you see every day, a massive house is lifted on off the ground and put on wheels. it hasn't been moved yet. this is the associated students house here at san j

let's get a take with bloomberg's david merritt.inancial markets are increasingly pricing out of no deal brexit. are we going to far when it comes to that story? david: there certainly is some optimism that no deal is receding. we have seen parliament asserting its view that it is going to take no deal off the table. we are going to have these boats next week, but there's another factor. you've been hearing the talk about the irish backstop. that's been heavy in the news today and yesterday. reports of the dup and the brexiteers willing to turn may's deal back mrs. if they can make changes to this irish backstop. you just heard the irish prime minister himself say they are not really willing to make those changes, but of course they haven't got a proposal to negotiate yet. what we are going to get now is some indicative votes tuesday. if we get one of these options on how to change the backstop, allow the u.k. to withdraw unilaterally, then mrs. may will be able to go to brussels and dublin and say this is how we get this deal throu

locations include joaquin miller park and ranger station, fruitvale avenue and lake merritt boating center (robin) coming up next on the kron 4 morning news ... millions of americans are under a winter advisory this morning. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) ( robin ) did you see this last night? it was a rare "super blood wolf moon"( john ) (áad libá)this means a total lunar eclipse happened at the same time as a supermoon. here's how it works:as the full moon comes into the earth's shadow, it darkens.... and the sunlight that passes through the atmosphere of the earth makes the moon appear red.weather conditions play a factor.....for some the moon appeared blood-red, brick-colored or rusty.the u-s won't see another total lunar eclipse until 20-22. (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san o bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond drbre les ( robin ) while the bay area was dealing with rain all weeke americans were dealing with freezing rain, heavy snowfall and drastic temperature drops.

. >> reporter: in oakland, this march was on the move from lake merritt to city hall. many signs in the crowd reflecting the times. >> wanted to come out and represent in solidarity for women's rights, for health care, for housing, for all the issues that impact a lot of people around the world. >> reporter: the first march started in 2017 as a protest to president trump's arrival in office. >> we march because we know them, then that donald trump was trying to turn back the clock. we knew it. we showed up and said no way. >> reporter: in san jose, a smaller crowd gathered for a rally to champion women's rights. a law professor spearheaded the campaign to recall a judge. >> we're saying no to abusers, enablers in public office. no abusers in public office, no abusers in the white house or on the supreme court. >> reporter: i have covered all three women's marches. the ones today appear to be smaller in numbers from tahrir years past, but the passion people have, the commitment they have appear to be just as strong. in san francisco, cornell barnard, abc7 news. >> thank

locations include joaquin miller park and ranger station, fruitvale avenue and lake merritt boating (ng up on the kron 4 morning news ... the first california inmate has been released following a new law passed in november. (robin) and then... the student seen in a viral video over the weekend is and saying doesn't tell the full story. (robin) but first... one bay area business is doing what (robin) and here's a live look outside...at the san mateo bridge. my name is jedda and my favorite thing about the grilled chicken club is the multigrain bun. it's toasted and then you get the cheese. so if you but really slowly you can literally taste every level of the sandwich. i don't eat very slowly, but if you do. wellaielove the grilled chicken club sandwich as soon as you grab it to go take your first bite, it's like just like, "psscheew". insanely good. (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. after rainy and windy conditions for your sunday skies today will clear into the afternoon eventually offering up plenty of sunshine. temperatures will peak a bit cooler in the mi

in oakland, women' rights supporters gathered at the lake merritt theater. emceeing the event was our very own meteorologist kari hall. we posted pictures taken by you at these marches and posted it to our website, go to nbcbayarea.com. >>> oakland teachers say they are now preparing to strike and asking for the community's help. as we first reported, they held a one-day sick-out on friday. this weekend, the teachers union invited supporters to help make signs and banners that could be used in a possible strike next month. they say they're ready to walk out over salaries, class sizes and school resources. >> we've tried many tactics. we're using art to send this message and we want the oakland unified school district to listen to open educators that our students deserve better. >> the teachers union did not approve friday's walk-out when teachers marked to oakland tech to the headquarters. at the same time, oakland unified called the protest illegal. the two sides will come together at a hearing set later this month. >>> and some quick work by firefighters k

spend more than $5 million to buy a 41 minute housing complex near kaiser's headquarters at lake merritt and turn it into affordable housing. it's all part of the community's font which is $2 million on projects to help the homeless. the ceo said he saw the need to do something every day he headed to work. >> at a personal level it was also rewarding when i was driving down 90. it was front and center for me to see how bad the problem is. i am able to project under the freeway, that is not unique to oakland. >> the aim is to help at least 500 people living on the streets in oakland. the thriving community fund also addresses homelessness and in other cities across the country. >> an evacuation warning for the community of pogo in butte county. went into effect about an hour ago due to the potential for flooding. people in the town are being urged to head 20 higher ground. the warning runs through thursday morning. there's also a flood watch for other parts of butte county including the burn areas of the campfire. also concerned down in montecito and parts of her orange county, it creates

lee merritt, we appreciate so much you taking the time to be with us. there is a community rally this afternoon at the walmart parking lot where jazmine was killed. we appreciate your time this morning. thank you very much for being here. >> thank you for having me. >>> the cdc says flu activity has spiked across the country causing a rise in the number of children who have died. more in a moment. this is not a bed. it's a revolution in sleep. the new sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now during our lowest prices of the season. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it can even warm your feet to help you fall asleep faster. so you wake up ready to make your resolutions, reality. sleep number is ranked #1 in customer satisfaction with mattresses by j.d. power. it's the final days of the lowest prices of the season. the queen sleep number 360 c4 smart bed is only $1299. ends sunday. sleep number. proven, quality sleep. (ba♪y crying) ♪hold on, i'm comin' ♪hold on, i'm comin' ♪hold on don't you worry,♪ ♪i'm comi

where high winds knocked down a tree at lake merritt. (catherine) the storm is also believed to be responsible for the death of a novato man. 32 year old alexander grant was killed yesterday when a 120 foot eucalyptus tree came crashing down on his car. (grant)this happened just outside the greek theater at uc berkeley. kron 4's dan kerman is live on campus tonight on what the university is doing to make sure other trees will not come down during upcoming winter storms. uc berkeley tree kills man 0107185 insertyou are looking a cell phone video captured sunday afternoon after this massive eucalyptus tree, came crashing down on top of a vehicle outside the greek theater at uc berkeley. 32 year old alexander grant of novato was in the car and died at the scene.sot dan zevin/works on campus :15sot rafael votello/just graduated :19monday students and staff walked by this stretch of gayley road as tree crews cut up the 120 foot tree, and took down another one beside it. vanessa quintana/student :33 sot paul lum/works on campus :39while the tr

david merritt in london and maria in brussels.taying with the historic brexit vote, joining us now from our european headquarters, the head of g10 fx. great to have you with us. straight to the point, the assumption is she will have a government standing in the morning. with that in mind, will there be a sense of relief to the market if she went for an extension of article 50 to give the u.k. time to sort out this what next? would that shift the bullish case for sterling, first of all? >> indeed, i think part of the reason the pound has been relatively stable in the face of all the political uncertainty in westminster is the expectation that before long, we may need an extension of article 50. with that, i think an accidental, if you wish, no deal brexit may be avoided. without the tail risk of mildew brexit kept away from the table, keeping the pound supported. all that said, everything happening yesterday and what transpires later today, making the bullish case for the pound, while certainly appealing towards the medium to longe

will be used to purchase a 41 unit housing complex near kaiser's national headquarters along lake merritt. they want to turn the area into a affordable housing. it is part of kaiser's thriving communities fund, which already has $200 million for the homeless and other projects. the ceo and chairman says he feels the need to do something every day as he goes to work. >> on a personal every morning driving down 980. it was front and center for me to see how bad the problem was. i am able to project onto the freeway, the encampment that is not unique to oakland. it is all over the country. >> the goal is to help at least 500 people who were on the streets of oakland right now. the thriving communities fund also addresses homelessness and other cities all over the country. >> teachers and staff at several oakland schools are calling for a one day sick out. the teachers say they will not show up to work on friday. there calling for higher wages and smaller class sizes. the teachers will march down broadway in the morning and then participate in a rally in the afternoon. >> we are committed to

francine: david merritt, in charge of our european news.th the charts shown. you log on and go to g tv to see some of tom's great charts. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: our team in washington, kevin cirilli our chief washington correspondent start an eventful week as we move out to any number of days including february 15 where possibly we would see another government shutdown. stay with us across all of our platforms on washington. chart,ow on single best tony dwyer of canaccord genuity is the king of managing the emotions of the dead cat bounce or as we call it the dead dwyer bounce. the depression on the left, the up wewar ii recovery, and go. how do you manage the emotion of the dead dwyer bounce? tony: it comes down to what causes a significant and sustainable drop in the equity market is the shutdown in credit. if you look at the last seven cycles, what has shut down the credit each cycle is the inversion of the 210 spread and stubbornly staying flat but positive until you invert that curve. tom: is the 210 spread now the same spread

this is in oakland next to lake merritt. and it caused big trouble for drivers. trans workers used a shredder to clear the lanes. they say that off ramp is now safe and back open again. >> sticking with the roads, let's take a live look at the bay bridge tonight. we've been talking about it for months, but today it became a reality. that toll increase is now in effect. the bay bridge is now $7 during weekday peak hours and $5 during non-peak hours. weekends six bucks all day. it's not just the bay bridge. tolls increased on these six other bridges as well. $6 for cars and two axel trucks cars will pay $3 during peak hours. >> i mean, i can see it being good, you know,he city more money to work with. but, you know, you know, i can see the cons, too. >> this is the bay area's first toll increase since 2010. it will go up another dollar in as planned at today's rose bowl parade in pasadena. scary moment when crews had to rush to put out a fire on one of the floats. thankfully, though, nobody was hurt. the official rose parade twitter account says the float experienc

at lake merritt and and at city hall at 12 noon for a rally. >>> a federal judge today ordered pg&e to inspect its entire electrical service area. and remove or trim trees that could spark fires. this tentative ruling would also require the utility to shut off power during the wildfire season under high wind conditions a. the judge noted that cal fire has found pg&e clement causing 18 wildfires in 2017. the same judge is overseeing pg&e probation in a criminal case over the san bruno pipeline last. another hearing on the order is scheduled for the end of this month. >>> it's been two months since the campfire virtually destroyed the town of paradise in butte county. tonight we spoke to the town's mayor about what she plans or rather what she says will be a streamlined rebuilding process. >> typically a process like this, what you envision your town will look like and what kind of improvements you will make to your roadways and other infrastructure, could take you a year or two. and we are going to be compressing that into about 3-4 months. >> the mayor tells us that plans were laid out

in oakland women's right supporters gathered at the lake merritt amphitheater. and made their way to the call to action ally. mcing the event is kari hall. laura sambol joins us with more on the p look at inautiful sight. pink tonight to honor the women's march 2019. >> chanting has won, and caring signs proclaiming women's rights, thousands gathered at the civic center plaza for the third annual women's march. >> we have over come before and we will again. >> reporter: what started out as a march reacting to president trump's election in 2017 has turned into a movement aimed at getting more women into positions of power. >> the first year it was really about hearing our voice, making sure that we're being heard. the second year was hear our vote. this year, it's about speaking truth to power. speaking to power is important because it needs to be done in your own voice. >> reporter: transitioning from a march into a movement has its challenges. women marched from coast to coast today, despite infighting and claims of anti-semitism among the founders. >> this is

locations include joaquin miller park and ranger station, fruitvale avenue and lake merritt boating center) in the east bay... police in concord are looking for a man they say robbed a cricket wireless store. this happened sunday on the 1800 block of mounument boulevard near i-680 north. investigators say the robber took out a hand gun and demanded money from the cashier. he ran off with the money. officers say no one was hurt. ( darya ) in the south bay... two people were hospitalized and three others were injured in a three-car crash in san jose. the accident happened yesterday afternoon at the intersection of aborn road and whitesand drive. police say a mercedes-benz s-u-v was trying to make a left turn when it collided with both a nissan and a honda. the s-u-v ended up on its side and two passengers had to be rescued by san jose fire crews. the two victims were ( darya ) the american red cross is helping a family of five find a new place to stay after their home caught fire. here is video of the fire early sunday morning. it broke out at a two story home in the 100 block of harbor road

. >> you know one of our cabin communities is at lake merritt and we're working around the lake to inviteinto the cabin communities as space is available. once we've extended that invitation several times we'lls for people force people out of that area. we are finding that these cabin communities are more popular than the emergency shelter beds. people like the dignity of going to bed with their partners, pets and possessions behind a locked door. the on-site storage where they can leave things during the day. we have two full time navigators helping people get connected to health care, jobs and housing. >> some people feel like the rules are too restrictive. that may be part of the reap not everyone is taking advantage of the communities. >> compared to traditional shelters 90% of the people are taking us up on the offer. there will be criticism, i rather be criticized for doing something than doing nothing. what we were doing before was not working. what we're doing is effective and more cost efficient. >> oakland's homeless count will happen tomorrow morning. what do you expect this su

locations include joaquin miller park and ranger station, fruitvale avenue and lake merritt boating centera live look outside....(jr stone) meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has our forecast. . showers and a slight chance of thunderstorms slight chance of showers and a showers and a slight chance of thunderstorms are expected this evening, diminishing overnight and ending by monday morning. gusty west to northwest winds are expected through much of tonight, especially near the coast. overnight lows will dip in the 40s. daytime highs monday will see widespread mid to upper 50s. dry conditions, cool overnight temperatures, and progressively warmer days are then forecast through the end of the week and into next weekend as strong high pressure builds over the west coast. coast. over the west coast. coast. over the west coast. one of the best days of the nfl one of the best one of the best days of the nfl season is officially in the books...and boy did it live up to the hype...champion ship sunday...and we got to see some first-rate football. your source for everything you need to know about tod

locations include joaquin miller park and ranger station, fruitvale avenue and lake merritt boating center ( james ) in san francisco ... firefighters rescued this little dog from a cliff at fort funston. it was stuck there for 26 hours. here's a picture of the dog reuniting with its owner. officials say the black chihuahua mix got lost on saturday and it wasn't until sunday that hang gliders spotted the dog stuck on the cliff. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... oakland teachers demand more for themselves and their students... as they get ready to vote on a possible strike. plus... a rise in crime in piedmont have officers on high alert... after they say the accused criminals may have robbed more people. and after the break... a look at this astronomical event you may have saw last night. the story behind the blood moon. ( john ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. checking the bay brge commute on wb 80. your drive time is less than 30 min from the maze to fremont street ♪ what, you don't wear makeup to work? new lash blast active mascara won't break a sweat, no matter what yo

we are joined by david merritt. let's start at the beginning. what is going on?: this is the debate leading up to these amendments. is askingment parliament to explain what it wants. it does not want the withdrawal agreement. what is a version of brexit i can go back and tell the european union we want? we are going to have a range of things voted on. to is about delaying brexit give us more time to get an agreement. the other one is around reopening the negotiations and the biggest sticking point is the irish backstop question. the europeanhing union has said they will not do. may is asking for a mandate from parliament saying we have got to reopen talks. vonnie: even if the prime minister does get this mandate, you might have a mandate to renegotiate but we are done. we negotiated this. david: that is right. it is a question of who blinks first. with the mandate of mps behind her, there is a version of brexit we can get with a deal and if we can revisit this question of the irish border, that could be enough to get them to change their mind. we have heard throu

merritt,s is david bloomberg news director for bloomberg -- for your. divisions being exposed on both sides. markets, i do not feel has got a clear handle on what is happening. does today make a no deal brexit more or less likely? david: we have to see what happens. theof the amendments, cooper amendment is about delaying brexit, asking for an extension of article 50. deal less likely because it is buying more time for there to be agreement. if that passes tonight, that will be seem positively by the market. it is going to be close. the other side is about renegotiating. may wass broke out that coming behind this compromise plan, the pound took a leg up. games as people listen to the chaotic scene inside the chamber and how divided everyone is, this idea that the house can come to consensus is far-fetched. we are going to have to see. herave seen may shift position behind this amendment, this idea of ripping up the agreement she made an coming through and asking to reopen the irish backstop question, that is going to be in negotiating position, better t

locations include joaquin miller park and ranger station, fruitvale avenue and lake merritt boating centerjames ) on the peninsula... a 22-year-old sacramento resident has been arrested on suspcion of stealing items from unlocked cars in woodside. san mateo police say this woman ... jamie cordero ... was found inside a person's car after they received reports of a woman breaking into a car in the 41-hundred block of jefferson avenue. police say during their investigation they found cordera has stolen items from a number of locked cars. she was booked into the san mateo county jail. ( james ) in the east bay... police in concord are looking for a man they say robbed a cricket wireless store. this happened sunday on the 1800 block of mounument boulevard near i-680 north. investigators say the robber took out a hand gun and demanded money from the cashier. he ran off with an undetermined amount of money. officers say no one was hurt. ( darya ) in the south bay... two people were hospitalized and three others were injured in a three-car crash in san jose. the accident happened yesterday aftern

locations include joaquin miller park and ranger station, fruitvale avenue and lake merritt boating centerstone) coming up -- and the east coast is planning for a massive winter storm after the system already caused problems all across the country. (justine) freezing rain, heavy snowfall and drastic temperature drops ...more than 40-million people from north carolina to maine are under some sort of winter weather advisory.(justine)the massive storm forecasted to bring more than a foot of snow to parts of new england.(jrstone) natasha chen is in albany, new york, as officials prepare to dig out. a massive winter storm pounding the northeast --more than two feet of snow expected to fall in the interior portions of new england.steve smith/albany police public information officer: "snow emergency has been delcared by the mayor's office"plunging temperatures will bring icy conditions to parts of upstate new york, vermont, new hampshire and maine.state and local authorities say they're ready for the weather challenge, but brutally-cold temperatures could complicate efforts by road crewskathy she

will show you that moment live yesterday held at oakland lake merritt.hall, those carried a wide range of messages including reproductive rights equal pay, laws protecting the lgbtq community and immigrant rights. >> determination and the bravery of all of you and of women who will save the soul of america. >>> administrators at a high school said group of students seen in the video taunting an elderly native american man in washington could be expelled. the video has been viewed more than 1 million times online. the indigenous people's march was happening the very same time as a march for life rally on friday which drew thousands of antiabortion protesters and supporters of president trump. the kids wearing make america great again hats are from a catholic high school in covington kentucky. it is right next to cincinnati. the native american man has been identified as nathan phillips who is a vietnam war veteran . in a separate video the kids can be heard chanting build the wall at him. catholic administrators have apologized on behalf of the students s

we can with what's going on today ♪ >> referee: in oakland, this march was on the move from lake merrittall. many signs reflecting the times. >> wanted to come out and represent in solidarity for women's rights, for health care, for housing, for all the issues that impact a lot of people around the world. >> reporter: the first march started in 017 as a protest to president trump's arrival in office. >> we march because we knew then and then donald trump was trying to turn back the clock. we knew it. we showed up and we said no way. >> reporter: in san jose a smaller crowd grath gathered. michele dauber spearheaded the campaign to recall judge aaron persky. >> we're saying no to abusers and enablers in public office. no abusers in office, no abusers in the white house, no abusers on the supreme court. >> referee: i've covered all three women's marches. the ones today appear smaller in numbers from years past. the passion people very appears to be just as strong. in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> after an 88-year-old woman was nearly beaten to death, the neighborhood where

storm drains were tended to by city maintenance teams who drove up and down the streets of the lake merritt neighborhood, trying to keep roads from flooding, which was an issue for raymond coe. a flooding issue flooded his house. today's rains created a bigger mess. >> a big problem. >> reporter: further east in san leandro, pg&e sent crews to trim branches that were weighing on power lines. but the biggest splash was in san francisco where choppy waters on the bay came up on the embarcadero causing it to close a second day. >> i've never seen the tide so high. in the bay it's kind of scary. >> reporter: back in south san francisco another tree came down, this one just missing a transformer next to this mcdonald. >> i heard it wasn't going to get this bad, but it looks pretty bad. >> reporter: alexis rodriguez and his family did laundry across the street from where the tree came down. it's the best thing they could think of doing to stay dry. >> it was raining all day. we might as well do our laundry, something inside because it's rained a lot today. >> reporter: definitely a lot of rain. n

. >> tom, i want to ask you real lee merritt is an attorney general and says this could be in a similar incident in 2017 in terms of somebody innocent being shot, same kind of truck he alleges, and there has been nobody found in that case back in 2017. will authorities -- help us understand what authorities are doing now as they look into the the backgrounds of the people they do -- this man they have in custody and any other people they may have been talking to. >> particularly with the individual in custody or other suspects that have been identified is they will be trying to trace back to previous unsolved cases of where these individuals were at that time. you know, do they have an alibi where they were at that time and how closely do the descriptions and other details of the shootings match. in other cases, you'll have the bull let, what caliber gun was fired, was it a handgun, rifle? they will have some of that evidence to work with and compare to other unsolved or even solved cases. >> janet, how long do you expect this suspect to continue to communicate, considering that as tom

. >> reporter: well, we've heard from the family's attorney, lee merritt, who has said there were fouritnesses who also described that red pickup truck, a white man driving it. but he makes the point that it could have been very easy in those early morning hours for someone to confuse a fleeing bystander with the actual shooter. considering you have a confession from eric black jr., i think we can make the conclusion that that white man in that red pickup truck was not, in fact, involved in this at all. >> kaley hartung, thank you so much from houston. >>> farmers are just some of the latest who feel the effects of the government shutdown. but republicans say the american people support his standoff. >> there's not going to be any bend right here. and the people that voted for donald trump, which are a lot of people, one of the great elections ever, those people are for it so much. and let me tell you, people that didn't vote for donald trump are for it also. ♪ [ dog snoring ] baxter. it's bedtime. peace of mind should never be out of reach. [ voice command beep ] xfinity home. xfinity

francine: david merritt has been covering and leading on the brexit debate.ed is whether there is a second referendum come up there will be an extension on the e.u. side. -- 78 eight days away days away from march 29. we will be covering what jeremy corbyn is saying about the brexit deal. this is bloomberg. >> keep pace with e.u. rights in standards, combined with efforts of a radical government will allow us to make the fundamental changes that are so badly needed in our country. ♪ . . . amazon prime video is now on xfinity x1. so when you say words like... show me best of prime video into this... you'll see awesome stuff like this. discover prime originals like the emmy-winning the marvelous mrs. maisel... tom clancy's jack ryan... and the man in the high castle. all in the same place as your live tv. its all included with your amazon prime membership. that's how xfinity makes tv... simple. easy. awesome. washington. stay with our team and washington through the day, including kevin cirilli's important steny hoyer interview in the eleven o'clock our. we wil

million to be used to buy a 41 unit housing complex right near the national headquarters and lake merrittey want to turn it into affordable housing. this is part of the thriving communities fund which has already raised $20 million for the homeless, and other projects. >>> still ahead, a classic violinist performing this weekend for the california symphony. she is good. coming up, we will introduce you to jenny cho. a musician with a green thumb. >>> heart stopping video after i tyler flies out of a car still strapped into the car seat. how the little one is doing and how this happened, when we come back. >>> it is a little slow out of there and a little wet. for the most part, we are having a decent commute. the are some problems. i will tell you about them when we when they come back with the next commute report. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ glad you're back how you feeling? ♪ ♪ (both) exhausted. but finally being able to make that volunteer trip happen was... awesome. awesome. you have to scrub. what do they... they use for washing. ♪ ♪ let's do it every year. we'll do it every year. i thought you'

i also want to thank key leaders such as shawn king, attorney lee merritt, deandre hopkins, shaquille o'neill and countless others that have helped raise awareness to a national level. i also couldn't be more proud of the work of the harris county sheriff's office, especially our homicide investigators or squad for their tenacity and their steadfast commitment to resolving this crime. i also want to thank the many other partners that have helped us within the sheriff's office, including law enforcement and civilian personnel and the amazing work of the texas department of public safety that have stood with us shoulder to shoulder working on this case, and we couldn't have a more valuable and effective partner. being able to get to this point would not be possible without their help. we've also received the help of countless others. here local law enforcement, including constables in precinct 3, as well as federal partners such as nasa and atf. again, i want to thank them very much. through this process, we have received countless tips from many different sources. on saturday, january

the sculpture was installed in the early 1950s on the shore of lake merritt, but has been in disrepair for years and fenced off as you can see. local nonprofits raised $50 million to fix it up. renovation will take six to 12 weeks. the sculpture will be painted green which was the original color. >>> the south bay, construction crews are prepping a historic house in anticipation of a big move come saturday. >> yeah, the event is sure to bring a lot of onlookers. chris nguyen has the story now from san jose state university. >> right now the talk on the sjsu campus extends beyond academics. >> when i think of san jose state, the first thing that crosses my mind is the associate students house because it is one of the oldest buildings here. >> contractors are getting ready to move the historic sheller house, which currently houses student government offices. >> there is so much building going on in san jose right now that it's nice to hold on to the old stuff. >> the mansion, built in 1904 had already been saved from demolition in the mid- to late 90s. >> 400,000 pounds. big structure. i

with a rally at the lake merritt ampitheater. the march begins at 11:00 a.m.ng down 14th street outside city hall. in san jose the march begins at 11:00 a.m. at san jose city hall, followed by a rally at arena green. we put together a video with all the information you need to know, whether you're participating or trying to avoid the crowds. search women's march on abc7news.com. >>> buzzfeed says it is standing by a story that president trump told his attorney, michael cohen, to lie to congress. a spokesman for special counsel robert mueller issued an extraordinary and unprecedented statement last night saying the buzzfeed report was not accurate. it reads buzzfeed's description of specific statements to the special counsel's office and characterization of documents and testimony obtained by this office regarding michael cohen's congressional testimony are not accurate. >>> 6:36 is the time. >>> senator kamala harris has selected baltimore as the base for a potential 2020 presidential campaign. harris has yet to announce whether she'll seek the democratic nomi

un >> reporter: the activists began well beforehand with a valley and march at lake merritt and thento the gymnasium. >> when our schools are under attack, what do we do? >> [ crowd chanting ] trump critics outraged by proposed budget cuts of up to $30 million for the next fiscal year. the protest said to be the students' ideas played two empty chairs at first. but when the board president tried to begin the meeting, the room remained ruckus. a board member approached her frustration obvious. then, then him and for a circle. >> [ crowd chanting ] >> reporter: so district leaders shelved the agenda to sit in a restorative practice session. only then can silence followed by input more than two hours long. >> the questions you ask are the questions we plan on asking. >> i know my vote would not be to close roots. >> reporter: a few dozen schools must be closed or combined. action officials say it cannot be avoided. >>> after more than two hours, the regular meeting resumed and there was a discussion about roots academy. the school board says it has to find a way to balance its budget af

. ♪ >> reporter: in oakland, this march was on the move from lake merritt to city hall.any signs in the crowd reflecting the times. >> wanted to come out and represent in solidarity for women's rights, for health care, for housing, for all the issues that impact a lot of people around the world. >> reporter: the first march started in 2017 as a protest to president trump's arrival in office. >> we march because we knew then, then, that donald trump was trying to turn back the clock. we knew it. we showed up and we said no way. >> reporter: in san jose, a smaller crowd gathered at arena green for a rally to champion women's rights. stanford law professor michelle dauber spearheaded the campaign to recall judge aaron persky. >> we're saying no to abusers and enablers in public office. no abusers in office. no abusers in the white house. no abusers on the supreme court. >> reporter: in san francisco, cornell barnard, abc7 news. >>> time now is 5:10. happening tonight, expect to see your social media feeds flooded with images from a superblood wolf moon lunar eclipse. bay ar

merritts a he place on the panel. we're going to start with a slide from last year when we asked everyone to predict which is ch asian countries are most likely to exceed expectations for growth last year. the good news is we don't have the answer to this question yet because we don't have the results for the full year in most of these countries. the chosen country was india with vietnam closely behind. it looks like vietnam is going to win. their projected growth was 6.6% at the beginning of the year and it looks like the fourth quarter will be 7.3%. india had a good second quarter but it is going to be about at the 7% that they were expected, 7.4 they were projected at. i know rick was pulling for bangladesh who seems to have met expecti you can turn your clickers on. the orange button on the top. make sure the green light comes on. we'll ask you to vote which one of these countries is likely to exceed expectations or growth in 2019. and we're going to let it float for a while. if you were not here before you can pr

with a rally at the lake merritt amp theerlt. theater. in san jose the march begins at 11:00 a.m.n jose city hall, followed by a rally at arena green. we put together a video with all the information you need to know, whether you're pa participating or trying to avoid the crowds. search women's march on abc7news.com. >>> buzzfeed says it is standing by a story that president trump told his attorney, michael cohen, to lie to congress. a spokesman for special counsel robert mueller issued an extraordinary and unprecedented statement last night saying the buzzfeed report was not acurate. it reads buzzfeed's description of specific statements to the special counsel's office and characterization of documents and testimony obtained by this office regarding michael cohen's congressional testimony are not accurate. the time now is 5:37. >>> senator kamala harris has selected baltimore as the base for a potential 2020 presidential campaign. harris has yet to announce whether she'll seek the democratic nomination in 2020, though she says she'll make a decision soon. baltimore is a long way

i mean, president trump talked about merit-based immigration but what is merritt, what kind of workerss about the humanitarian crisis of people coming from a place in the world, central america, now, where gangs are really in charge and the countries are in free fall. lots of economy kated things to think about. -- lots of complicated things. let's get this crisis will pass, try to get a little deal done now to build confidence. and then go on to the bigger questions. >> dana: what about issues like e verify, so employers needing to do that. >> that's much more important than a wall for control. if you can't get a job here and you can't work legally, why would you bother to walk across the desert and risk death. we need workers. so you should combine, you should e-verify, mandatory, combine with a way for the legal workers we need when american employers try to hire americans and can't find them. hire some immigrants, but everybody should be legal and they should be e-verified. >> dana: let me play the sound from president trump's oval office address, it's been some discussion about it

with a rally at the lake merritt ampitheater. the march begins at 11:00 a.m.down 14th street outside city hall. in san jose the march begins at 11:00 a.m. at san jose city hall, followed by a rally at arena green. we put together a video with all the information you need to know, whether you're participating or trying to avoid the crowds. search women's march on abc7news.com. >>> buzzfeed says it is standing by a story that president trump told his attorney, michael cohen, to lie to congress. a spokesman for special counsel robert mueller issued an extraordinary and unprecedented statement last night saying the buzzfeed report was not accurate. it reads buzzfeed's description of specific statements to the special counsel's office and characterization of documents and testimony obtained by this office regarding michael cohen's congressional testimony are not accurate. >>> the time is 8:36. >>> senator kamala harris has selected baltimore as the base for a potential 2020 presidential campaign. harris has yet to announce whether she'll seek the democratic nominat

planning to head out with me on saturday, i'll be at the women's march emceeing there in oakland at lake merrittit starts at about 10:00 in the morning. temperatures will be in the low 50s but i'll make sure we've got some sunshine throughout the day. and this is also the last weekend to check out the lantern light festival in pleasanton at the alame memeda county fairgr. it will be dry out there. if you are going to squaw valley it will be tough getting there. once they clear the roads on friday, we'll see some peeks of sunshine, highs in the mid-30s. saturday is looking great but headed back, you may run into a few issues as the snow returns. and then for the tri valley, some highs in the low 60s for saturday. that looks to be the day to get out there. it will be the warmest and every now and then we may see the sun peeking out. we'll talk about today as the storm approaches and what to expect, that's coming up in about three minutes. >> want to be mindful of all of that, kari, thank you. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," breaking news, a quake hits the east bay, a 3.4, centered in piedmont

. ♪ >> reporter: in oakland, this march was on the move from lake merritt to city hall.any signs in the crowd reflecting the times. >> wanted to come out and represent in solidarity for women's rights, for health care, for housing, for all the issues that impact a lot of people around the world. >> reporter: the first march started in 2017 as a protest to president trump's arrival in office. >> we march because we knew then, then, that donald trump was trying to turn back the clock. we knew it. we showed up and we said no way. ♪ >> reporter: in san jose, a smaller crowd gathered at arena green for a rally to champion women's rights. stanford law professor mike dauber spearheaded the campaign to recall judge aaron persky. >> we're saying no to abusers and enablers in public office. no abusers in office. no abusers in the white house. no abusers on the supreme court. >> reporter: in san francisco, cornell barnard, abc7 news. >>> time now is 6:10. happening tonight, expect to see your social media feeds flooded with images from a superblood wolf moon lunar eclipse. bay area

with a rally at the lake merritt amphitheater.n jose, the march begins at 11:00 a.m. at san jose city hall followed by a rally at arena green. >>> let's get a check of the forecast now with meteorologist frances dinglasan. hi, frances. >> hi, chris, good morning, everyone. we are going to see some light scattered showers in parts of the north bay throughout the day today and hopefully we'll try to get live doppler 7-up for you. there we go. most areas will be dry. we do see some sprinkles, though, with the live camera from mt. tam. temperatures are mainly in the 50s right now. a little bit of limited visibility with some fog through parts of the north bay like santa rosa three miles and four miles in half moon bay. for san francisco's women's march today, it will be mostly dry with only a 10% chance of rain. so cloudy throughout the day but temperatures will be warming up into the low 60s by this afternoon. look for mild temperatures around the bay area today, but also we have another storm on its way and that's coming tomorrow. i

they have to come in on a merritt basis. they can't come in the way they have been coming in for years. i get calls from the great tech companies. and they're saying we don't allow people at the top of their class at the best schools in country, we don't allow them to stay in our country. so they end up going back to china and japan and some other countries all over the world, and we don't keep them. they get educated at our finest schools. we don't allow them through various set of circumstances to have any guarranties of staying. so we lose out on great minds. we can't do that. we have companies if we don't change that, we're working on that and we discussed that with the democrats and i think they agree, we're working on that, but we don't want to lose our great companies because we have ridiculous policy that we won't accept smart people. so call it politically correct or not, but we have to let these great, brilliant companies have the smartest people in the world. yes, ma'am. [shouting questions] one at a time. >> mr.

and an interesting note, all the present has that will we've seen in the last few years over merritt garland and gorsuch and kavanaugh, you think that's just happening today? folks, that happened in 1800. here's what i mean. here's the story. thomas jefferson is elected in 1800 as you know, very close election. and the federalists, the president was elected in november, sworn in in march of 1801. during that period of time, the federalists, adams, adams had been president. decided to create a whole bunch of new judgeships, circuit judges and justices of the peace. and to fill them with members of the federalist party. because they wanted to keep control of the judiciary. so this happens, they start filling all of these judgeships. there were a bunch of judgeships, about a dozen, that were promulgated right before jefferson was sworn in. called the midnight appointments. these had to go to adams to have him sign it. to deliver so these people could take their offices. but they didn't get to adams before thomas jefferson was sworn in. and jefferson instructed james madison now his secr

david: david merritt outside of parliaments, lots of flies and bells ringing during a looks excitinghank you. bells?hat were those we still have sarah hunt of alpine woods. the trade is going to be hedging overnight with sterling in the bloomberg. you can see historically it is not that big of a deal, but in the last year and a half, we have seen a spike.how do you hedge something like this? sarah: unfortunately per u.k. assets, if you do not need to be in them, you avoid them until you get some kind of answer or it is cheap enough to say doesn't matter because this company is going to be cheaper because of sentiment but in the end, it will be fined. these binary of answer the brexiteven with vote. everyone thought it would be directional, but it wasn't for long. this has dragged out for so long that i'm not sure it will be as impact will, but you never know. that is why i think people are trying to find some way of feeling a little bit like no matter what happens, they will be ok. david: the markets do extend -- what happens if they do extend the time for brexit? do the markets say

time for market movers delta air lines slipping today downgraded by bank of america merritt lynch downhey like the sector overall and think delta and think it's best in class of the peer group without earnings catalyst and overpriced the multiple for delta on 7.7 times pe for next year versus united on 7 times and american on 6 times so still kind of like the overall sector and think delta's already got it in its earnings. >> so many warnings from them this season. >>> i'm warning lululemon raising guidance, rising today and up more than 5 saw strong sales they say in the holiday season they raised profit guidance, raised revenues and comp store sales. a retailer resonating and the growth drivers for lulu is menswear and benefit from the fact it's so cold outside getting into outerwear, water resistant technologies the like nothing bra the first all day bra. they have a cult-like following. >> not from me i tried to buy something the trousers are too short the pants are too short. most other stores you can buy a longer length. they should have a -- for tall people. >> they should. >> t

what happened to merritt-based? just a few of the comments on facebook.ou can give us a call like walter did from new jersey. good morning. caller: good morning. how are you doing? host: i am doing well. caller: women are not treated fairly. i heard two gentlemen presenting an argument that if america is a christian nation, the leader has to be a man. america is a secular country. a woman or anyone can do the job, you know? it does not have to be limited to one gender. host: did you want to add anything else? caller: i like elizabeth warren and i like kamala harris. they could not do any worse than trump is doing. host: on elizabeth warren, a write up on the front page of the new york times. warren hopes motors are up for nerd talk -- voters are up for nerd talk. her passion for policy minutia has been her way of standing out in an increasingly crowded democratic field, stabbing -- establishing herself as a -- someone who's expensive ideas and detail oriented speaking style are her bid for a good first impression. other democrats are focused on , warren t