. as far as we know, no scientist who want to clone newman 's.ook at the weather now. over the next you hours, storm georgina will be moving over. we will be left with a breezy evening and a breezy night across all parts. there will be a supply of showers, too, across northern parts. there will be some wintry nurse on high ground of scotland, maybe into the hills of the pennines, and then down into the worst hills, as well. the heaviest of the showers... the thursday, we see not too much sunshine. quite a bit of shower activity, and come the middle of the day, but further north than that, andindeed day, but further north than that, and indeed across the eastern side of england, it is not a bad day. temperatures will be up to at best around ten, but feeling pretty fresh, further north. more details about the weekend can be found on the bbc website. you're watching beyond 100 days on pbs. larry nassar, the former team doctor of usa gynamastics, is sentenced to up to 175 years injail. thejudge said she had "signed his death warrant" for the serial a

they had the same, even newman 's hair was matted down. >> love it. >> thank you for that. >>> by the way, we have a one of the top people over at water department talking about the water main breaks. if you have a question for this guy we will talk to him at 7:30. >> 7:30. >> it is about the age of the pipes, is it the 40 degrees today going to help? there is a misnomer about all this. >> is there a report of it happening every hour. >> more than any other year. if you have to scrape ice off your windshield just feel lucky, you are not walking out in this cars frozen in place after the water main break in port richmond. neighbors say some cars have been stuck there for over a week and yesterday's freezing rain certainly didn't help. >> look at how thick it is. >> yes. >> frozen. >> so 7:08. governor tom wolf ordered allstate flags be flown at half staff to honor fire lieutenant matthew latourneau who died over the weekend in a north philadelphia fire. latourneau and another man were killed in the a fire on colorado street saturday morning. other victim still has not been identified b

both saint rose catholic school and cardinal newman high school were back in session today. kron 4'sirst responders welcomed the students back. this is the first day back to class for two schools here in santa rosa.cardinal newman high school here behind me and st. rose elementary and middle school.both are on the same campus.(take vo)let's take s look at video outside of st. rose elementary where a ceremony is taking place welcoming the students back. you can see staff and first responders holding signs, welcoming the students back to school.the school on old redwood highway north of santa rosa lost its preschool and playground in the october tubbs fire.after losing its pre-school, kindergarten and 2nd-grade classrooms to the fire, they had to completely re-do all the surviving buildings because the water company restored pressure before the fire sprinklers were shut off, spraying 5,000 gallons of water into the rooms and destroying some of those classrooms.so now they'll have to come back to some portable classrooms as well.we talked to a student this morning about what it's like t

both saint rose catholic school and cardinal newman high school were back in session today. kron 4'sia pantazes was there as first responders welcomed the students back. this is the first day back to class for two schools here in santa rosa.cardinal newman high school here behind me and st. rose elementary and middle school.both are on the same campus.(take vo)let's take s look at video outside of st. rose elementary where a ceremony is taking place welcoming the students back. you can see staff and first responders holding signs, welcoming the students back to school.the school on old redwood highway north of santa rosa lost its preschool and playground in the october tubbs fire.after losing its pre-school, kindergarten and 2nd-grade classrooms to the fire, they had to completely re-do all the surviving buildings because the water company restored pressure before the fire sprinklers were shut off, spraying 5,000 gallons of water into the rooms and destroying some of those classrooms.so now they'll have to come back to some portable classrooms as well.we talked to a student this morn

will reopen.( james ) saint rose catholic school and cardinal newman high school have been closed since the fire storm back in october. kron 4'sntazes joins us live from santa rosa. lydia... ( lydia )today, after three months students are returning months students today, after three ( lydia ) today, after three months students are returning here to st. rose catholic school in santa rosa but they are going to be returning to portable classrooms that will replace some of the damaged or destroyed buildings from the fire.the school on old redwood highway north of santa rosa lost its preschool and playground in the october tubbs fire, but a two hour stand by local firefighters prevented flames in other areas from spreading to the rest of the main building. after losing its pre-school, kindergarten and 2nd-grade classrooms to the fire, they had to completely re-do all the surviving buildings because the water company restored pressure before the fire sprinklers were shut off, spraying 5,000 gallons of water into the rooms and destroying some of those classrooms.so now they'll have to come back to some portable classrooms as well.com

both saint rose catholic school and cardinal newman high school were back in session today. kron 4's lydia pantazes was there as first responders welcomed the students back. this is the first day back to class for two schools here in santa rosa.cardinal newman high school here behind me and st. rose elementary and middle school.both are on the same campus.(take vo)let's take s look at video outside of st. rose elementary where a ceremony is taking place welcoming the students back. you can see staff and first responders holding signs, welcoming the students back to school.the school on old redwood highway north of santa rosa lost its preschool and playground in the october tubbs fire.after losing its pre-school, kindergarten and 2nd-grade classrooms to the fire, they had to completely re-do all the surviving buildings because the water company restored pressure before the fire sprinklers were shut off, spraying 5,000 gallons of water into the rooms and destroying some of those classrooms.so now they'll have to come back to some portable classrooms as well.we talked to a student this

will reopen.( james ) saint rose catholic school and cardinal newman high school have been closed since the fire storm back in october. kron 4'srosa. lydia... ( lydia ) ( james ) thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya ) in the east bay... two gunmen are on the loose after a man was shot during a robbery in oakland. it happened on 40th avenue near the fruitvale bart station. oakland police say two people stole a wallet and shot one of the victims. the man was taken to a hospital but there is no word on his condition this morning. ( darya ) solano county sheriff's deputies arrested a man accused of attacking another man with a machete. this is the suspect....44- year-old brandon foster of woodland. it happened at abernathy road and rockville road near fairfield. police say foster was messing with the victim's breaker box... attempting to turn off the power to the victim's home. when the victim confronted him... police say foster attacked him with a machete.. the victim was seriously injured and suffered major wounds over his entire body. ( james ) the family of a father whose remains were disc

s. the remains were never found as there was lots an american editor who said newman reports now from temeka in central chile yet. native mapuche a historian it non-coding need want the world to know to news. the center of this plaza goes through here to the quaid it's a sacred space where only one day a year the sun rays pass directly from one side to the other. it's here surrounded by seven hundred year old trees the first ever memorial to one hundred seventy one my puja victims of chile's former military dictatorship will soon be formally opened up here. shortly after the one nine hundred seventy three military coup could he needs twenty three year old brother nelson a left wing university student was detained by soldiers and never seen again but he made out of this border in the center of this pause it goes through here to the choir it's a sacred space where only one day a year the sun rays passes directly from one side to the other at a point where war is for nelson quoted family google scholar the soldiers have shot him dead and thrown his body in kabul river to this day only one of th

newman. next speaker, please. >> eileen bokan, followed by morgan sue and then natasha -- >> i'll be using the overhead. eileen bokan. is the pilot project itself a failure, or is the m.t.a.'s implementation of the pilot project a failure? the m.t.a. failed to notify s.f.p.d. about the traffic enforcement provision. the overhead, education literature distributed by m.t.a. contains a number of misstatements. m.t.a. provided electronic signage only briefly and one sign not even operational. upon the m.t.a.'s recommendation, the traffic control devices committee adopted inferior stop signage, using wording rather than streetcar stencils. this creates visual clutter with the transit only lanes signage. the pilot project does not reflect the 60% drop off on taraval found in the 2017 version of the high injury network map compared to the 2015 map. the m.t.a. has not provided sufficient documentation on the methodology used to review video footage, for compliance with the pilot project goals. to address these failures i would urge the m.t.a. to do the following. conduct a phase ii pilot project, conduct a performance audit of the entire taraval project. >> thank you, next speaker,

s in the anon, how are they treated 45 years after their your lis u.s. departure. on ourcan be featured live program, go to facebook at facebook.com/c-spanhistory. "after words," john newman looks back at his 38-year judicial career in his book "benched." he is interviewed by senator richard blumenthal. sen. blumenthal: as a judge of 35 years, after having the active life of going to court and advocating a case and judging, was that a difficult transition for you, and did you ever miss the life of advocacy, so to speak? judge newman: it was not difficult. it has been for some. in fact, i know people who became judges and so disliked the decision-making process that they left the bench. i was an advocate. i was glad to be an advocate. i found the decision-making process different, enormously challenging, and enormously satisfying. i love being aay judge because the opportunity to resolve disputes, large and small -- they all matter to somebody -- large public significance, and that is a very satisfying role. " atatch "after words 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2's book tv. monday night on "the onmunicators," we are location at bell labs in missouri for the first of a two-part