daren from northeastern montana. i have a farm equipment loan that is it a standstill because the usda is not picking up the phone. i have contractors and vendors that are waiting to be paid. this impactla of this will last long after it ends. my daughters are employees of the montana service. they are members of the northern cheyenne tribe and single hard-working mothers. my daughters are frayed they won't be able to buy the groceriries if the payments don't arrive. -- please stop this imorral shut down it is very unfair to hard-working people like my daughters. they must work but will not get a paycheck this friday. -- mr. president, this is a crisis you have created. the president barely mentioned the wall last night in his address to the nation. yet we are here. on day 19 of a government shutdown that is a direct result of his wish to build a wall from sea to shining sea. it is time for the senate to be the senate. it is time for the folks in this body to quit making decisions based on politics and start making t

montana's equivalent of murder. >> justine smashed head-on into another car.d by doing so, she should have known her actions could have killed somebody and under those circumstances, i think deliberate homicide was the only charge we could find. >> right. you charged her as an adult. why? she was 16. >> she was. the taking of two lives is not, in my opinion, a delinquent act. it's a crime. it needs to be prosecuted as a crime. and if convicted, it needs to be on her record for the rest of her life. >> perhaps because of her own massive injuries, he continuing operations, he age, justine, after pleading not guilty, was released to house arrest. she was allowed to attend classes and at home, her parents fumed. no matter what those text messages said, the idea that justine would cause that crash on purpose was just crazy. are you angry about all of this? >> it builds up inside and it comes to a point where you can't take it anymore. >> turned out, and it was frankly hardly surprising in a town this size, the two families actually knew each other. justine's mother

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ronald from western montana says this, and i spoke to my son, a career coast guard member. he tells me that the coast guard is being directed to continue their duties without being paid due to this ridiculous shutdown. he writes to me, senator, that's not right. why do these brave men and women have to continue to risk their lives without being paid? my boy is worried about being evicted from his apartment with two young daughters and a wife because they won't receive their housing allowance. please help fix this un-american situation. shadow from bosman writes, i and other federal employees have been converted into political football for partisan politics. my christmas vacation was canceled and pay has been suspended during a time when some of us need the money the most. we are being disadvantaged and made to suffer while the comfortable and other folks are unaffected and cling to their arbitrary political ideologies and refuse to compromise. darin from northeastern montana, i have a farm equipment loan that's at a stand still because the usda is not picking up the phone.

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paso, buenas tardes >> asÍ es, nos enteramos de muchas cosas del chapo guzmÁn cuando vivÍa en las montaÑanÍa siete residencias y todas estas tenÍan ventanas polarizadas. pocas personas eran las que tenÍan el permiso de visitarlo, solo personal allegado, hijos, sobrinos y esposas, incluida griselda, emma coronel que dijo lo visitaba poco y otra mujer que traficabs tenÍa un sin fin t trabajando para Él, mujeres encargadas de la limpieza, agricultores, pilotos, mensajeros, gatilleros, guardias de seguridad, choferes, sus costos de operaciÓn en la montaÑa eran 200 mil dÓlares mensuales, alrededor de Él tenÍ un cÍrculo interno no tan cerca para incÓmodoarlo, el anillo de seguridad medio en carreteras y operaban con radios, y el anillo externo encargado de monitorear las pistas de aterrizaje y caminos a la montaÑa, la fiscalÍa exhibiÓ audios donde se escucha al chapo pedir a trabajadores que busquen casas con muelles en la costa este para que pudieran a travÉs de barcos poder traficar droga desde los estados unidos hacia >> en mÉxico el presidente lÓpe obrador pide paciencia a la poblaciÓn, ase

nosotros hemos deseado nuestra casa tormentas que está en las montañas donde está bruno.antalla). >> el día de ayer tuvimos accidentes en la autopista17 bolas condiciones del tiempo. >> a la intensa lluvia hay que sumarle intensos vientos en la zona. hablamos de 26 millas por hora en san francisco. san josé y las vías por hora. >> (información en pantalla). >> (información en pantalla). >> esto es lo que hace que a mucha gente se les caiga la sombrilla. >> para las personas que tienen que salir en las próximas horas y esta alerta de fuertes viento condiciones más camas para mañana. >> (información en pantalla). >> (información en pantalla). >> (información en pantalla). >> en cuanto al termómetro para las próximas horas veremos una disminución exponencial conforme nos acercamos a horas de la madrugada. un termómetro que no va a alcanzar menos de los 52°. >> (información en pantalla). >> (información en pantalla). >> (información en pantalla). >> para el día de mañana esperamos ver algo de temperaturas subiendo en especial en horas de la tarde >> en general un día seco per

luego de haber vivido una de las peores noches de su vida >>> y tras partir a una funciÓn en las montaÑasy dijo que su padre se cansÓ por lo que decidieron separarse y quedarse en el Área de picnic equipos de rescate reinaron la zona y su preocupaciÓn era que el hombre presentarÁ hipotermia y por haber sido posible si hubiese encontrado algo a su paso Él dice que consiguiÓ tirar una bolsa de dormir y la condiciÓn de esta la describe o como mala y lo ayudÓ a pr protegerse del frÍo durante la noche al dÍa siguiente camino encontrÓ ayuda >>> su compaÑero se alegrÓ mucho de escuchar la noticia y lo considera como su hermano >>> dijeron que ya lo encontraron estaba muy feliz >>> dicen que es un hombre tan lleno de energÍa que no le sorprenderÍa que luego regresÉ a trabajar pero lo importante es que se encuentra bien >>> caos y tensiÓn se registraron esta maÑana cuando la policÍa luego de reportes se encontraba armado y las autoridades no encontraron al sujeto >>> buscan a un individuo por presuntamente golpear y luego darse la fuga. de acuerdo al periÓdico el hombre mientras intentaba robar la

. >> reporter: nestled deep in the montana mountains, you'll find the blackfeet nation. more than 16,000 members indigenous tour reservation about the size of delaware. >> bridges bangs back a lot of things i have burr ed. kenneth still smoking is haunted by a decades-old pain. >> there are no words to describe. i don't think anybody >> in 1979is 7-year-old daughter monica was murdered. her killer still hasn't been caught. >> nobody really looks into it. they really don't care. >> it's a crisis spanning generations of native families. women and girls found murdered or never found at all. their crimes unsolved. >> we went down into the creek area by the river. >> kimberly heavyrunner's 20-year-old sister ashley went missing in 2017. >> how many times have you gone searching? >> i think once a month, searching around. >> she says tribal police didn't do much in the critical first 48 hours believing ashley simply ran away. >> they kind of stopped searching because they said ashley is of age and ashley can leave whenever she wants. it's ridiculous. >> she's made repeated vis

de la mañana continúan un poco fuerte >> vigilancia por esas fuertes ráfagas como también en las montañasz >> se mantendrá en efecto hasta el día de mañana lo peor se espera hoy a las 10:00 de la noche >> alerta de inundaciones en tinas y por supuesto si tenía ganas de viajar hay una advertencia por una fuerte ráfaga >> definitivamente condiciones muy fuertes >> hasta la noche nos espera un día más tranquilo >> la tormenta no solo ha comenzado a causar demoras actualmente se registran casos de más de tres horas en el aeropuerto internacional de san francisco por lo -71 vuelos han sido cancelados y 251 se han retrasado otros aeropuertos en el área de la bahía han registradodemoras comuníquese con su aerolínea >> vea como este niño se divierte aprovechó las calles para practicar un deporte acuático >> vamos a las fuertes lluvias que continúa generando temor ante las posibles inundaciones y deslaves >> vamos con nuestro compañero, david cómo están las condiciones por allá? >> sigue creciendo, para ser considerado crítico tienen que alcanzar los siete pies >> es una costumbre en san anselmo c

pero esta lluvia aparece a las 10:00 de la noche vamos a ver bastante actividad en la zona de las montañasampa maneje con cuidado las condiciones continúan en las horas de la mañana vamos a ver estas condiciones, hay demoras

finalmente se encuentra hacia el este y con Él estÁ trayendo tremenda tormenta en sacramento y las montaÑass. >> en san josÉ, hacia el norte en san francisco pero nada que ver lo que vimos ayer en los prÓximas horas vamos a ver un descenso en temperaturas pero ahorita lo que nos estÁ preocupado mÁs olas peligrosos y por toda la costa oeste mantendrÁ en efecto hasta maÑana y condiciones empeora el fin de semana y una vez mÁs en las montaÑas de no viajar especialmente en las vÍa ya que podrÍa estar muy peligroso, regresamos. >> bueno otro vistazo a las condiciones en carretera de la bahÍa vemos imÁgenes. >> es muy vamos en donde se esÁa re reportando en horas de la tarde la patrulla de camino esÁa cerrada la rampa de salida >>> esto en la ciudad de debido a un vehÍculo. >> estÁ en llamas >>> oakland tiene que conducir con la autopista 860. >> vean nada mÁs. por alla en estÁs imagenes en vivo se puede apreciar ahora que si usted maneja en la altura hay carriles cerrados debido a un accidente a la altura de leandro asÍ que son imÁgenes en vivo de lo que esta pasando en autopistas de la regiÓn.

speakers include mike pence and christopher smith of new jersey, and montana senator steve daines. this is about an hour and 20 minutes. >> good afternoon and welcome to each and everyone of you. i would like to say a special thank you to sidewalk profits for their wonderful rally performance. my name is ginny mancini and

. >>> joe montana >>> you are never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. beautiful picture from mt. tam showing clear conditions. all the way down to the san mateo bridge, it will a touch of haze. temperatures are still climbing. today 9 to 12 degrees warmer than average. in the mid to upper 60s from 66 in livermore and napa, san jose and redwood city at 68 degrees. >>> former 49er quarterback joe montana is hoping to make big bucks off the cannabis industry. he's hoping to fund an investment. it will use the money for farming, retailing and distributing cannabis. the hall of famer believes the industry can provide relief for those suffering from chronic pain and help treat opioid addiction. montana hasn't said if he uses marijuana. >>> many people still using their phones while driving. the institute for highway safety says drivers are more than twice as likely to use a phone behind the wheel compared to five years ago. most of them are using a hands-free device. experts say no matter how a phone is used, it's still a distraction. more than 800 deaths fro

. >> reporter: nestled deep in the montana mountains, you'll find the blackfeet nation, more than 16,000 members, indigenous to a reservation about the size of delaware. >> brings back a lot of things i have buried. >> reporter: in its cradle, kenneth stillsmokin. >> the pain, the sorrow, the 7-ger. >> reporter: hisar-old daughter, monica, was murdered. her killer still hasn't been caught. >> nobody really looks into it. they really don't care. >> reporter: it's a crisis spanning generations of native families, women and girls found murdered or never found at all. eir crimes unsolved. >> we went down into the creek area by the tever. >> rep kimberly heavyrunner's 20-year-old sister, ashley, went missing in 2017. >> how many times have you gone usarching? >> i m have went searching over 100 times now. >> reporter: tribal police in the critical first 48 hours, believing ashley simply ran away. >>hey stopp searching because they said ashley is of age and can leave whenever she wants. it's riditelous. >> rep nbc news has made repeated visits and pho calls to tribal police and tribal council

. >>> time is 4:46. 49ers legend joe montana is investing in something outside of football. the san jose cannabis company, calibba said joe montana's venture capital company is taking part in a $75 million investment in the company. caliva has a delivery service. joe montana said he is investing in legal marijuana, because he thinks it can help fight the opioid crisis. >>> our time is 4:46. let's get you to where you need to go. allie rasmus is watching our commute today. >> good morning, dave. good morning to everyone out there. your traffic looks good. we'll start with the super commute. if you're coming on 205, you'll see a little backup as it connects onto westbound 580. but it's not too bad. normally, during other times of the week. we see it turn into a solid red there. as you make your way toward the altamonte pass. and 580, dublin. things open up and you'll have no problems in the other parts of the east bay. taking a look at 880 and oakland. north and southbound. filling up a little bit. still no slowdowns and no specific issues to tell you about here. cash lanes ar

avalanche last week in montana. benjamin hirsch- mcshane was backcountry skiing in the tobacco root mountains, when an avalanche hit around 1 - oclock last friday afternoon. he was part of a group of four people from california and utah. the group was reportedly climbing a slope in a heavily treed area, when the avalanche occurred. two of the skiiers were able to grab on to trees and escaped injury. mcshane and another skiier were carried away in the avalanche. the other skiier was hospitalized with injuries. a funeral service for mcshane will be held in denver on thursday, with another service planned for a later date in san francisco. ( robin ) in the east bay, neighbors along a quiet walnut creek street are cleaning up after a large oak tree fell between two homes. it happened along the two- thousand block of banbury road. the tree fell and took out the chimney , and a fence before landing on a garage. no word on exactly why the tree fell. but inside the

them and so did montana. you can think about other people know, but perhaps the most well-known western woman of jeanette rankin. she was the first woman ever elected to the u.s. congress. this was 1916. votes did not happen nationally until 1920. wyoming was ahead of the curve. she voted against entering world war i, one of 50 people to do that. she was in congress long enough that she was the only person to vote against world war ii. when she was in her late 70's, there are pictures of her marching to end the vietnam conflict. this just amazing that woman was true to her ideals all this time. one of her quotes is we are half the people, we should be half the congress. as of 2017, we comprised 19.6% of the house and 19.3% of the senate. african-american woman in montana were part of a larger experience. not a good picture of them. this is the only one i could find. they worked hard to identify who they were and fight against the negative stereotypes. another western woman i want to bring you is helen hunt ja

a savvy cop uncovered that the salesman out of montana used car lot was a wanted man.arrested and extra indicted to california, charged with the murder of steven b. williams. case closed? not so fast. investigators still had not found enough evidence to prove morrow shot steven. then, a lucky break. a crucial clue was about to turn up. once again, keith morrison. >> reporter: in september of 2006, doug johnson was walking on the beach, thinking about his friend of 30 years, the murdered one-time dj steven b. williams. >> and i see this light on the beach. and i thought, "now, what can that be?" i'd dropped my cell phone and it had landed face-up. and the panel was lighting up and i walked over to it and i picked it up and it was ken clark, detective clark calling to tell me that they had arrested harvey. it was a real great sense of relief. it was almost indescribable. >> reporter: which is perhaps where the movie version of this story would end. but real life is not quite like that. for all the suspicion of steven's friends, the murder case against harvey morrow was r

detectives followed a trail of clues from california to a quiet town in montana. they thought the motive was good old fashion greed but the key to this mystery remains stubbornly out of reach. the question was would anyone ever find it. "who killed the radio star?" >> along the surface of the pacific ocean on the far side of catalina island is a silent current. strange how it flows up to the swelling coastline of santa barbara. then just before the open sea turns back. to glide again past this storied island with one sunny day in may 2006, someone in it. >> i have a saying that i'd rather be lucky than good. >> reporter: ken clark is a detective with the l.a. sheriff's department. been at it a long time. as has robert martindale. more than 50 years between them. but nothing like the case that literally floated to them on a lonely reach of ocean out by catalina. would never have had the case at all, except -- >> we were lucky that we had some boaters leaving newport beach going to catalina island and they came upon a body floating in the water. >> just happened to

parte del viento con ráfagas que alcanzan las 70 millas por hora e incluso abarcar el área de las montañasnte las horas que le quedan al 2018 hasta el inicio del 2019 que se mantienen, esto a puesto las temperaturas en laguna ciudades más bajas la ciudad de santa rosa ha perdido 5° en un lapso de 24 horas cuadros de las vivencias que marca termómetro en la ciudad de san mateo >>> esto pone las temperaturas sobre los 52° y 54 para san francisco mucha gente pregunta por qué hace frío allá, que san francisco tiene que ver con la cercanía al agua >>> las últimas horas del 2018 se despiden con temperaturas alcanzando los 32° y para mañana inicio del 2019 con termómetro en los 56 las temperaturas mínimas para esta noche va a llegar a los 28° y el resto de nuestra región estará entre los 30 y 40 este panorama se repite hasta el 1 de enero las temperaturas de quien los consagrados aunque vemos mediados 30 en lo que respecta al área >>> el primer día del año se ve con temperaturas debajo de los 70° para la ciudades y la promesa de las primeras precipitaciones del año el primer mes del 2019 con temp

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from montana reserves. the gentleman from maryland is recognized. mr. cummings: mr. speaker, i yield one minute to the distinguished speaker of the house, congresswoman nancy pelosi. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. for one minute. the speaker: thank you very much, mr. speaker. and mr. assistant speaker. i thank mr. cummings for bringing this important legislation to the floor in very expeditious time. the senate passed it by unanimous consent yesterday, and here we are today on the first day that some of our federal employees will miss heir paycheck that congress is saying and guaranteeing that workers will be paid, not only for this shutdown, but god forbid if we have any future ones, that their pay will be guaranteed. . i support the bill and glad it has strong bipartisan support as it did in the senate, and that the president has given the impression that he will sign the bill. it ensures that 800,000 federal employees are going without pay because of the senseless shut down will u

the first person i want to recognize is the gentleman from montana, greg gianforte. appreciate you being here, representative gianforte. love to hear you what think about this situation. genie godula thank you. i thank -- mr. gianforte: thank you. i thank the gentlelady from missouri for focusing the attention of this chamber on the crisis at our border and the need for reform. america's borders have been too open for too long. as a result, we face a humanitarian and national security crisis that's getting worse. congress has a responsibility to the american people to address it. providing for our nation's security is the chief function of the federal government. it's past time for leaders on the other side of the aisle to get serious. do their jobs. stop playing political games. and secure our border. what's happening at the border and to those seeking to enter our country illegally is a tragedy. more than 30% of migrant women making the trip to our southern border have been sexually assaulted during their journey. more than 2/3 of all my grants making the trek have

who do i know for montana? that is a question i often get. i struggled to answer that because montana, like colorado, people move and move on. we like to clean them. -- claim them. well-known most western women of all of us is jeanette rankin. she was the first woman ever elected to the u.s. congress. this was 1916. votes did not happen nationally until 1920. wyoming was ahead of the curve. she voted against entering world war i, one of 50 people to do that. enough in congress long that she was the only person to vote against world war ii. late 70's,s in her there are pictures of her marching to end the vietnam conflict. it is an that she was true to her ideals the whole time. is we are halfes the people, we should be half the congress. 2017, we comprised 19.6% of the house and 19.3% of the senate. african-american woman in montana were part of a larger experience. not a good picture of them. this is the only one i could find. hard to identify who they were and fight against the negative stereotypes. another western woman i want to is helen h

pero esta lluvia aparece a las 10:00 de la noche vamos a ver bastante actividad en la zona de las montañasco, si necesitan regresar a sus casas tenemos estas demoras que se mantendrán hasta lascomiendo que revise el estats de su vuelo, las próximas horas ando salga de casa me recomendación es que no se olvide del paraguas que se abrigue muy bien, estamos acostumbrados ya a este frío, esperamos ver una noche que pudiésemos decir que es calidad, vamos a ver estas condiciones que se mantienen activas gran parte de esta semana, ya sabes que necesita incluir esos paraguas botas de lluvia y abrigarse bien, porque nos mantenemos con esas temperaturas, las mañanas y noches estarán frías, si se dirige a tierras nevadas tenemos advertencia de tormenta invernal que se mantendrá hasta mañana, para que lo tenga en cuenta, se registró bastante nieve >> vemos la situación para el fin de semana hablamos de un sábado con condiciones secas el domingo regresa la lluvia, hemos visto un mes con bastantes lluvias manténgase al tanto, vamos hablar de lo que pasa en el tráfico si va a salir en este momento hay co

hacia el sur de la bahía, la mayor precipitación se va a la zona de las montañas.con más. >> los warriors fueron a dallas para un duelo con los mavericks. nos la pierna cuando regresemos. >> no tuvieron que irse a las montañas para el pasar la nieve. en segundos de contamos donde disputaron de este invierno. >> yo el momento de hablar de los aportes ya se aproxima el super bowl, y estamos definido qué equipos podrían llegar. >> casi triste porque quedan tres partidos solamente. la que nos gusta el fútbol mexicano es agridulce. >> vamospreparando las botanas. warriors, y un novato de los 19 años de los mavericks a impresionado a todo el mundo, incluyendo a los warriors. el novato está listo para la acción allá en el american airlines center. kevin durán con el tapón anotó 28 puntos. luego, en al mismo tiempo, 11 triples. también se conectó de larga distancia 26 puntos. pero nadie se compara con loswarriors. tres de los 16, los warriors escapaban con su historia. los al fueron los new orleans lugo peer 28 a 7 ante los mets. aquí, siete a cero a eagles. michael james

could a montana man win the democratic nomination and take on a new yorker, president donald trump >> this is the community i was raised in. i delivered newspapers to the governor's house as a kid. i've been able to do progressive things in this state and now 25% to 30% of my voters voted for donald trump when you look at the dysfunction occurring in washington, d.c., montanans figured how to run above that and still make government work >> reporter: he hasn't joined the race but hasn't come out of nowhere. it's about laying the groundwork elizabeth warren, kamala harris, all visited iowa in the first week of declaring their 2020 candidacies. that's nothing new for bullock he's already visited the state four times in just the last year this is exactly how a long-shot democratic governor ended up winning the whole thing before >> jimmy who >> i don't know who he is. >> i heard he was a peanut farmer >> reporter: and 16 years later, another relatively unknown governor this one from arkansas >> clinton has zero foreign policy experience, but the bigtser question is whether he'll be perce

tormentas que se instalado en esta región ha traído una cantidad sustancial de nieve a la zona de montaÑas, solo faltan dos tormentas más para los próximos días y hay más nieve en el camino, dos hombres fueron arrestados después de ser detenidos por conducir a más de 110 millas por hora sobre la carretera 80, en estado de ebriedad según reportes de la patrulla de caminos los persiguieron por las calles hasta ser interceptados por la policía, se encontró un arma y varios cargadores de municiones >> un hombre fue hospitalizado luego de ser baleado por la policía esta maÑana, el sujeto supuestamente habría entrado a una propiedad isa con cuchillo cuando los oficiales quisieron su arma uno de los oficiales le disparó >> la abogada de la joven que fue arrestada por morder a otra mujer aseguran que los hechos fueron muy diferentes, la defensa alega que su representada trató de proteger a su perro pero las mascotas nunca atacó a la víctima, quien pudo haber reaccionado exageradamente al rociarlos con gas pimienta >> las autoridades del condado de santa clara investigan un incendio que destruyó un

. >>> and joe montana getting into the marijuana industry. >>> checking up on your morning commute inhere's a look at the plaza. metering lights are on. you can see traffic a little slow getting onto the span. >>> all systems go for another mild and warm day. above average temperatures. cool now. and fog being reported. but afternoon highs will be in the mid- to upper 60s for many. ♪ ♪ with the chase mobile app, jason wu could pay practically anyone, at any bank, all while putting on a runway show for new york fashion week. ♪ ♪ he could. or, he could make it even easier - and set up recurring payments to his neighbor. for cat sitting. (meow) whoa. you've groomed her, too. (cell phone vibrating) and now she's ready for the catwalk. life, lived jason's way. chase. make more of what's yours. >>> new this morning. some american diplomats are heading to airports to leave venezuela, amid standoffs with president nicolas maduro. the state department ordered all nonessential diplomats and u.s. staff to leave for safety reasons. this comes after juan guaido is calling himself the interim presi

he also wants to pass a bill to declare montana's support for the wall.crats criticizing the plan saying the money should be used in montana. while the president was at the border when rancher showed his appreciation with a special gift, his belt buckle. >> driving the president. i want that to be out in the open. i don't know if this is worth $.10 or $50,000. >> he should wear that everyday. carly shimkus with serious xm 115 here with a heartwarming moment. >> instead of giving the shirt off his back, the texas rancher gave the buckle off his belt as a way of thanking him for fighting for the border wall. this barks reaction on social media. one person says i want to give you my belt buckle, you don't hear that every day. another person signing and saying texans don't hand out belt buckles on this your family. a little bit of context i didn't know. lauren says that is america. he actually took the belt buckle off in front of the president so he looked a little confused for a second, didn't know what was going on. then he was very appreciative after he fi

. >>> joe montana investing in a marijuana business. >>> a look at the thursday evening commute. the headlights are heading into hayward. traffic is heavy at this time of the night. >>> here is a live look at walnut creek. you can see the highway. the headlights are making their way north. traffic is heavy. on highway 24, the headlights are traveling westbound and moving a little better. we will be right back. police hoping that the public can't help them find a driver involved in a deadly hit and run. here is the surveillance video that was just released. >> they think the crime happened at 12:35 am. a woman dressed in dark clothing and wearing a hood to ward off the chilly air walks east on santa clara street. a driver in a white van interest the intersection and without breaking, hits the victim and continues driving. passerby called the police but the victim was pronounced dead at the scene. >> we do know there should be damage in the front of the van. that is based on the impact the van had with the victim. we have no idea who the suspect is. >> the police sergeant said this

tenemos una alerta por fuertes vientos y hablamos de condiciones en las partes más altas de nuestra montañae está soplando en este momento la región, aquí vemos algunas de las condiciones actuales que en este momento se reporta 22 millas por hora o 214 en el área de san josé, hablamos de 20 millas por hora con vientos sostenido que vemos en este momento y que continuarán fuertes hasta mañana martes a las 10:00 de la mañana, así que tomó la encuentra porque además estarán las temperaturas en nuestra región, un cambio negativo en todas las ciudades concentrados en concentrados en las últimas de 43 en el caso de san josé, mientras que ciudades como estas están rezando 4° esto esta haciendo que el termómetro se mantenga bajos de cuenta en el área de la bahía, en ciudades como san mateo hablamos del caso 5t4 grados cuando las cinco con 22 minutos y cuenta regresiva para final de año a disfrutar de los fuegos artificiales con temperaturas en los 32° y para el día de mañana el 1 de enero tendremos temperaturas de los 5°, tome nota de las mínimas para esta noche porque se van a quedar los 28°, una

the 62-year old montana says he's investing in marijuana -- in part to combat the opioid addiction epidemic. let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: it was a spring-like day with beautiful sunshine across the entire bay area. highs today were in the mid to upper 60s. tonight it will be clear and chilly again with lows in the 30s and 40s. on the satellite you can see high pressure building along the west coast. that ridge will bring sunshine and warmer weather on friday. highs tomorrow will be in the 60s with a few low 70s possible. this weekend a few clouds move across our skies but the temperatures will be mild. it will be dry for the next seven days. coming up tonight at 6:45... tonight at coming up days.the next seven will be dry for will be mild. it will be dry for the next seven days. coming up tonight at 6:45... a new survey has found dozens of san francisco high rises have earthquake damage suffered as far back as the loma prieta quake. why the damage is just now being di

sur de y ante e la tormenta que podrÍa provocar deslaves las autoridades han ordenado ludad, las montaÑasangeles, las autoridades temen que la tormenta que se acerca, deje una cantidad suficiente para hacer que la tierra de las zonas arrasadas por las llamas, lleguen a las comunidades cercanas, se intenta prevenir alguna tragedia, aquÍ los bomberos han puesto barreras al pie de la montaÑa para evitar que el lodo termine sobre las casas, se esperan fuertes lluvias que empezarÁn hoy y seguirÁn hasta maÑana y los que viven en las zonas afectadas por incendios forestales, tienen que estar preparados para salir de sus casas de ser necesario, se pronostican lluvias, inundaciones y deslaves, esta es una zona que estÁ en alerta, soy vÍctor hugo rodriguez, con este informe regresamos con ustedes a los estudios. >> esperemos que en haya daÑos graves. >> llegamos al dÍa 26 del cierre parcial de gobierno, y el daÑo que estÁ causando a la economÍa de estados unidos son mayores, incluso desde la casa blanca se acepta que si se mantiene podrÍa llevar a la economÍa del pais a una contracciÓn, la administ

de santa cruz, dependiendo en qué parte del montaña cayeron entre dos y seis pulgadas de lluvia.o. este es el panorama para mañana a las 10:00 de la 6:00 de la tarde, un sistema que va a traer bastante precipitación, a las 9:00 de la noche veremos bastante precipitación en el área de la bahía y sur de nuestra región y no será hasta el miércoles en horas de la mañana que veremos un descanso en cuanto a lluvia, pero a una sinuosidad bastante densa como la de hoy y para el miércoles en la mañana esperamos ver más lluvia >>> hablamos de precipitaciones que llegarán desde la noche del martes, pero hoy tendremos un descanso y tendremos otro sistema para el día jueves o viernes.e esperamos y vemos homo la mayor parte de precipitación se estará concentrando hasta el norte de la bahía. algunas formas de pulgada y media de lluvia mientras que en el áa península media " de lluvia, para san josé nos quedaremos otra vez alrededor de . tres pulgadas de lluvia así que no hay mayor cantidad de precipitación en camino, pero las cosas prometen ponerse más húmedas conforme nos vamos acercando y de

he was skiing with three other people in the tobacco route mountains in montana when he died. two people survived holding onto pine trees. a third also buried in the snow, then airlifted to a hospital with major injuries. mcshane's friends set up a gofundme account to help his family with intenses. >>> a pair of expenses. >>> a pair sailors competing had a close call. >> reporter: more than 300 boats scattered across the bay. for one of those boats things didn't go quite as planned. ter?] no. [nothing at all?] no. he says the whale simply swam awayârudy wyatt says wi isn't that assumes some of the 334 boats actually have a plan. the idea is to circle the bay near all three bridges in any order you like. then this. >> there's just this loud thud and the boat slowed down very dramatically and about halfway to angel island we hit a whale. >> reporter: hit what? >> we hit a whale. >> reporter: when whales and small fiberglass sailboats meet, whales usually win. the boat jam session is in the repair yard with deep scratches and a broken rudder. ben said there was no warning before

appropriations ranking member senator leahy of vermont, minority whip dick durbin, and jon tester of montana. the u.s. house is gaveling in sometime this evening take up the measure that's now been passed by the senate. of course we'll have live coverage here on c-span. next up, we'll show you the news conference shortly after the senate came into session with the democratic leaders from the house and senate reacting from the -- to the president's announcement. mr. schumer: well, good afternoon. first, i am proud that this is the first time this year that leader pelosi is appearing as speaker pelosi in this room. and the longest shutdown in american history will finally end today. the president has agreed to our request to open the government and then debate border security. which is great news for 800,000 federal workers, and millions of americans who depend on

football legend joe montana is looking to score with mary-jane..9er's venture capital firm is investing millions in a san jose based medical marijuana company called caliva. i think they should re-name it mari-joe-ana.. mary joe? montana-juana? you like that joe? i'm full of brilliant ideas.. you don't owe me a dime. i'm also giving budweiser a free run of the commercial they'll air in the superbowl. because i'm a sucker for dogs.. and the dalmation in their ad is from california. look at the ears and jowels.. blowin in the wind to bob dylan. the breeder down near santa barbara says she knew phoebe could be in the ad but had no idea she would be so prominently featured! (ácommercialá)(ácommercialá) (áábreakáá)(ácommercialá) (james) two new movies open wide this weekend, but neither looks likely to topple over the reigning box office champ. david daniel has a preview. what if it's... excalibur?" "the kid who would be king" will do its best to steal the box office crown from "glass." the family film is a modern-day take on the arthurian legend, compl

the lawsuit points at a former music teacher at dartmouth montana middle school, samuel knipe. he sits in jail for alleged sexual abuse of two students. a parent had warned school administrators in 2010 of text messages they considered inappropriate. however, attorney robert allard allege it was kept quiet. >> when are these educators going to figure it out that they have to implement policies to protect these kids? there is nothing more precious than a parent handing over and entrusting their child to these schools. >> the lawsuit claims that knipe's behavior continued and made a victim of their client. >> all the way through 2017, for three years that our client was sexual abused on school grounds. >> the lawsuit demands that the union school district ban teachers from using electronic devices and social media to communicate with students, to provide teachers and training of parents about child predators, to remove door locks from offices and implement an open door policy when a student and teacher are alone. these disturbing allegations if found to be true are completely at

host: that's brian in montana. we go next to nashville, and nashville. dathany. caller: yes, i support the wall. and i feel that it has to be done. i myself would be a federal worker for the sake of your children, our children of america. or the health. because it's common sense. just like the president said. it's common sense. and it has to be done. host: ok. joe's next up on our line for federal workers. joe's in california. caller: hi, hello. i just want to say i am one of the federal employees affected by the shutdown. i'm one of the federal employees that has to keep working during the shutdown without pay. so so i hear the stories, luckily i had a little money in savings, is, so far, so good. but if we got to the point where we got to march it was going to be scary. but it was good to hear we'll open the government and hopefully in the next three weeks they can resolve their issue over keeping the government funded at least through september, 2019. host: i think that is legislation that has already passed in both the house and senate so that may happen conc

. >> he went on a ski trip with his friends in montana and never made it back. he leaves behind a young wife. nbc bay area's jean elle joins us in san francisco with the details. jean. >> reporter: raj, friends of ben hearst mcshane says his first love was his wife. then came his friends, skiing, and surfing. and tonight a community here in the bay area is mourning his loss after learning he was killed in an avalanche. >> he's lived two lifetimes in his 35 years. >> reporter: friends are remembering 35-year-old ben hirsch mcshane's love of adventure. >> he traveled for two years with his wife sarah around the world. i've been on many adventures with ben, south america and all around the united states. >> reporter: the san francisco investment portfolio manager's last adventure was a ski trip in montana where he was killed in an avalanche in the tobacco root mountains friday. >> it really hur y it's really sad that -- that things ended this way for him. but i guess the small condolence is he died doing something he loved. he was out on the ski slopes. >> reporter

the montana governor has spent a good deal of time here as well. he was traipsing around the iowa state fairgrounds this past august. he was -- he arty knows the lay of the land -- he already knows the lay of the land. you have the governor from colorado. oftentimes candidates like to talk about their connections to the state of iowa. those are the main three governors who have made some inroads here already. host: we will hear from a new england state, next. connecticut. on our democrat line. caller: first of all i would like to say i am embarrassed to see how we are we are having the screaming female out again. i would like to see -- but i feel that to win some of the republicans over, we have to put a nail in it. i love sheldon whitehouse. he is brilliant. he had one problem when he went in which i will not even mention. he fixed that. he has no ego which is wonderful in a politician. i do not know enough about his , being ad but i feel political junkie forever, that he should run. that is who i like. host: paul steinhauser, your thoughts? --st:

when you think of joe montana, you think of marijuana?rm that is investing money in a company that will grow pot, deliver it and have a distribution center. ace davis, a 10-year-old in lexington kentucky, he loves joe montana. he wasn't born when montana played. he says he hates tom bray brad. he created a project to prove tom brady is a cheater, because he deflated footballs an arounde said it helped him throw the ball faster. you and i will be in the super bowl. i know you're looking forward to the half time act. what about sponge bob square pants? ♪ and the sweet, sweet, sweet victory. >> an online petition wants sponge bob to make an appearance in the half time show, on-stage to perform the song sweet vic yovictory. there is speculation you may see sponge bob face flashing. cheryl: thank you for bringing up the concussion information from the nfl yesterday. i was on the call. they spent $65 million to deal with concussions and it's actually helping players. so thank you for highlighting that. >> players, families everybody with that.