west nye -- west nile virus is endemic across the united states. we have a herd immunity against west nile virus and it's cropped up in places like dallas had a bad outbreak two or three years ago. you went normally take a mosquito sample from somebody who has is squashed against their windshield. have to know details about what happened. >> host: donald mcneill's book is called "zika, the emerging epidemic." the next call is from joe in pittsburgh, pennsylvania and. >> caller: mr. mcneill itch want to ask you about the ebola virus. i understand the federal government spent a great deal of money on the -- weren't too many cases of the ebola virus. >> guest: well, there is no cure. there is a vaccine against it. it's too bad that vaccine wasn't ready ten years ago because it -- that vaccine was designed ten years ago by a doctor in texas, proven to be safe in humans and worked in monkeys, but because there was no money to be made on the vaccine nobody went ahead and made a few million doses which have been helpful when it happened in africa. it don'

these trends, tracking poaching snares and in one ambitious project, transporting giraffes across the nile river by ferry, away from the devastating oil drilling in uganda, as seen in this pbs documentary "africa's gentle giants." >> we just crossed over the nile river with six giraffes. >> reporter: adding to this, a missed pr opportunity for these glorious animals. >> we've had good media coverage with other animals. so giraffes, this has really just come up in the last 10 years. >> right. >> so there's a real need to do more and get more data and just see what you can do better to protect these populations. >> do you think they are silently going extinct? >> unfortunately, it's heading in that direction. >> reporter: a grim reality that needs to be shared as nothing's more dangerous to these beautiful creatures than silence. for "nightline," i'm juju chang in nairobi, kenya. >>> next, here comes honey boo boo. but where did mama june go? the secret to her stunning weight loss. ok let's call his agent. i'm coming over right now. the newly advanced gle can see in your blind spot. [ dinosa

i landed in the nearby town of kodok on the west bank of the nile river. as the cultural and political capital of the shilluk tribe, this used to be a vibrant town, but much of the population has fled. government forces are stationed just on the other side of the river nile, which is effectively the front line. over the past weeks, there has been intense fighting just an hour south of here, and many fear that the town of kodok could be hit next. the south sudanese government blames the rebels for provoking the fighting in this region. rebel commander major general peter otar laa sees the situation differently. >> ( translated ): it was the government army that came and attacked our positions as well as the civilians at wau shilluk. >> reporter: otar laa says rebel forces will continue fighting until opposition leader riek machar is allowed back into the country. >> ( translated ): the international community has the ability to make peace either by force, through negotiations or any other means. but if they just sit back like in july when dr. riek machar wa

nile gardner is with us now.ou heard there, exit polls in the netherlands suggest that wilders will come in second. he was supposed to win. he's likely to come in second and a distant second at that. does that mean that the populist movement in europe, very important to us here, is running out of steam? >> certainly i think a disappointing result for geert wilders and the freedom party and a good day for the center right. but however having said that, i think you still see a sort of populist trend sweeping through europe. you did see the wilders vote increase over the 2012 elections. a lot of the issues raised by wilder's party, issues over mass immigration, the refugee crisis, also a skeptic message, your seeing that more and more reflected by many of the mainstream parties in holland and across europe as well. the ruling center right government shifted its message significantly with regard to immigration issues in the last few weeks. they could afford a more hardline message reflecting growing public unease wit

in alameda county, more problems for niles canyon. public works crews are now dealing with a sink hole on palomares road.if it gets worsethe entire road could be wiped out.as you can see the holes have been covered by asphalt but it's a temporary fix so the holes don't get any deeper.right now those holes are 4 to 5 feet deep and the undermining of the road is about 40 to 50 feet...in alameda county lp kron4 news. charles clifford: here at anderson reservior...in the south bay near morgan hill... the immediate danger from flooding as passed but there is a lingering problem that won't be fixed anytime soon and that's the reserivor here and the dam are vulnaerbale to earthquakes. the santa clara valley water district says that if a seven point three or greater hits on the near by fault... there could be a wall of water flooding into morgan hill or san jose. the bad news is they are not expected to start fixing this problem until 2024 and it will cost well over four hundred million dollars to correct this problem. in morgan hill, charles

just one thing, why have they unveiled a new bust of the former irish international, nile quinn?ronaldo! 0k. the man himself was full of gratitude. to see my name given to this airport is very lam everybody knows i am proud of my roots, roots meaning homeland, not his hair. that at least looked suitably solid. social media mockery based around the bust has quickly followed. for boarders have a long association with statues, at wembley, bobby moore. at ipswich town, bobby robson and fulham's ground, michaeljackson. this statue was the idea of then chairman and was the idea of then chairman and was not universally appreciated at time. it- bad. ‘former player give ”” e salford red up up to third in super league moved up to third in super league with the top four on points after their win over saint helen's. this is the try that sealed it for them. brian morgan capitalised on them by the home side here with michael dobson running in what proved to be the decisive try. saint helen's still had time for their own try, but they missed the conversion and salford get their third win to mak

steel-head trout are having trouble getting past a concrete barrier near niles canyon road, but todayd get a helping hand. leslie brinkley was on hand for that and what turned out really to be a historic rescue. >> reporter: a great news story, dan. steelhead trout are an endangered protected species and here in the east bay's biggest watershed there's been a big effort afoot to restore them to this habitat, and the big payoff came today. five steelhead trout were netted today, four males and one female. that may not sound like a lot, but for this fishery manager, it's a bonanza. >> a single female can have up to 8,000 eggs. they can reproduce quite a bit as long as we allow them to go into the proper habitat where they like to spawn. >> reporter: that's upstream. these trout keep getting hung up in a concrete barrier. >> our volunteers have seen them there every single day and they're jumping, trying to get over this and it's physically impossible. >> reporter: so they got a little help from their human friends. as the flood control district inflated two pillow dams, volunteers waded

it is the nile won the pa rt of pure denial.t the result, that thatis simply won't accept the result, that that is one of the main concerns of the majority of people, uncontrolled mass migration as a result of membership of the eu. so basically i would say that we have to get the very best for britain but we also have to have complete confidence in what is the most extraordinary opportunity for us now. stay with us, what do you say to that, that britain is going to be bigger and is breaking out of something smaller, that the uk government will be able to respond to concerns about immigration as a significant part of that vote on 23rd ofjune? the realities of geography actually go against that because we are a european country. even the prime minister has said we are a european country. when you look at the dry trade and economics of it, we would love to do deals with australia and the us, but half of all trade is with the eu 27 countries. it is not just the tariffs, it will be the slowing down of customs transactions. with 80% o

hot spot union city sb 880 alverado niles accident blocking several lanes slow from 238.m the maze it's going to be another great day today, in terms of the weather. let's head outside and take a look at our live cameras. it's clear and cool right now with clear skies all around the bay. temperatures are on the cold side with 40s and 50s being reported across the area. by noon, we should see inland temperatures warm into the low 60s under mostly clear skies. this afternoon at 3pm look for sunshine and high temperatures ranging from the mid 60s at the coast to mid 70s inland. it will be windy, however, with strong northwest gusts to 30 mph, so keep that in mind. if you're at the ocean, be careful. there is a beach hazards statement in effect today from 7:00 am until 8:00 pm. large waves and rip currents will make the beaches dangerous. here's your 3-day outlook temperatures will warm another handful of degrees tomorrow before a system to our north brings cooler air on thursday. what about the weekend? i'll have that for you in the 7-day forecast a little bit later in the s

today he is advicing us on mosquito born illnesses like west nile virus. >> if you have a warm w insects appear not to appear as vectors of disease until later in the late spring. cheryl: the only true connection they can make is the flu. every year they know there will be a flu outbreak. >> you can predict now whether we have a mild or bad season with west nile. >> they move to the next phase with testing on humans in the effected areas. >> mosquitoes don't fly far. they stay in a 500-foot radius. cheryl: so clean up standing water on the yard, cover up and use insect repellent. larry: never too early to think about that. alison: we have a lot to talk about the erwith. spring i the reality is we have a winter to go through first. 11 days until spring. we have had snowflakes until spring. if calendar is meaningless. we are ready for a big turn-around from nationals park. wouldn't this be a perfect day for a home opener coming up in less than a month? we know the skies will remain mostly clear. clouds will roll in ahead of the next system. i want to give you an update on the drought situa

. >> do we look like we're she is nile and can't remember anything? where is the car?and lilly 77. the duo was asked how they both stay so youthful. >> you both look absolutely sensational. what is your secret? >> be in bed by 8:00. no martinis. >> i don't know about the no martinis, but i get about eight, nine hours of sleep a night. >> they go into business together making sex toys for mature women. >> oh, i'm down. >> oh, what just happened? >> we've fallen and we can't get up. >>> one, two, three. >> joe and demi i have decided i want to be a doctor. stitches, nurse. we're losing him! a lot of things happen on your stainless surfaces, disinfecting should be one of them. clorox disinfecting wipes. >>> i wouldn't do this. >> ♪ hold on for one day, break free from the chains ♪ . >> if hollywood is looking for a new comedy team, may i suggest reynolds and gyllenhaal. our carly steel had no idea what would come out of their mouths when they sat down to talk about their new shriller "lifeless" hitting theaters today. >> what's going on! >> even a simple question about wo

this is a high-resolution satellite view of the city northbound 880 after alvarado niles road a stalled blocking the left lane and that backup is all the way to highway 84. so give yourself extra time to get through there. pittsburg on highway 4 westbound 4 slow at 16 miles an hour. all right. moving to more slow traffic along the altamont pass, 17 miles per hour off 205 in tracy. to 34 once you hit north flynn road and a live look at the san mateo bridge between hayward and foster city. wow, look at that. traffic is starting to slow down and a lot of clouds. . >> 67 am 49. live weather camera looking towards the transamerica building where we do -- or tower, rather. blue skies, visibility unlimited in the city by the bay. hazy next to the bay. you can see the sea haze gathering right there as we take a look at alcatraz and angel island in the distance. tomorrow you will feel the difference as you step out. today will be stunning a carbon copy for your friday. and then this weekend will pan out to be the warmest day so far this year. sure, a few of these clouds will drift in undercuttin

. >> all right thok will cost you mccarpaly charges $7 per nile do this and he said he thought aboutt want to pick up after them apparently. >> yes. >> that was the thing. >> $7 a mile to hire a straiping to walk with you. >> okay i'll pass. >> how much for a dog walker. >> i don't know. >> no idea. >> more than that i think though. >> they come every day or something. i don't even though. >> i don't know. >> how much time do we have here we -- we have ten seconds, sorry gwen. >> cold, bundle up, whileyes out and cold and warming up monday. thank you. >> thanks everybody. >> thanks. >> have a good weekend, bye-bye z29phz z16fz y29phy y16fy harvey: so everybody thought up to this point that kim kardashian's stolen ring couldn't be sold, couldn't be fenced because it's so unique. turns out it's not so unique. >> there's a guy over in italy who has a ring for sale that almost looks identical to kim's. harvey: are you positive that's not the ring? >> yes. harvey: why are you so positive? show me your hands to see. >> i have no jewelry on. harvey: you have no rings. >> what does that mean

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. >> i-680 and niles canyon which is state route 84. >> noey veloso with state public works is trying to keet commuter traffic on the freeways. >> some of them are smarter than we are so they dapted. when we made a left turn restriction they directed people to go straight and into another neighborhood. >> he's chasing a moving target of an algorithm says a waze spokesperson. the algorithm decides which roads are used and is smarter than selecting one road as a solution for all. waze and other navigation app v apps push commuters onto side streets to save time. >> it does kind of give you those little tricks which is why i love it but i guess i can see it causing problems. >> reporter: a shortcut on star street to i-680 snarled traffic for residents, leading to complaints with the city. >> it was also hard for us to get through our street because there were so many cars. >> reporter: now, new turn restrictions make it a less desirable route for waze users. >> after a while they stopped doing it and so now there's no -- barely any traffic. and so now it's easier for us to go. >> reporte

niles canyon took me an hour 15 just to get through there because of all the other closures around theay area. good morning, everyone. that's how we're using these dry days to clean up across the bay. right now, clear skies, sfo temperature-wise in the 30s and 40s. here's what you need to to about this wednesday about this first day of march. bright sunshine, warmer today, dry weather through friday. slight chance of rain showers on sunday primarily north bay, coast is clear all the way into our inland areas. let's take a look at the temperatures for today getting closer to where we should be for this time of the year. >>> looks like another day to soak up the sunshine. okay. it's 4:40. let's take a look at your bay area roads. we have an early-morning crash and slowdowns in the south bay new york 880 in san jose before coleman a solo car crash and it's blocking the two left lanes. tow truck is on the way to clear it out but as of now we have some slowdowns at 50 miles per hour. also in the south bay some roadwork on southbound 280 and that is blocking just one of those lanes. that wil

it's part of an effort to reduce the spread of west nile virus. >>> hi there, everyone. happy st. patrick's day. take a look at the warmth from today. we really made it up into the 70s for most of you. 80 degrees in gilroy, 76 san francisco, oakland. really 77 was a popular number around here. 73, though, in half moon bay. i hope you are getting a chance to get out and enjoy. if you still haven't had a chance to, you're stepping out this evening for st. patrick's day plans, here's a look at the forecast. 50s to 70s at 6:00 p.m. it is still going to be mild around 8:00. 10:00 p.m. mostly clear and a few high clouds around midnight. so a great-looking night to get out and enjoy. just some high clouds passing through the northern part of our viewing area. here is a look at the chances of rain the next seven days. it's a small chance so we're not putting a storm impact scale on that. monday through thursday time period, we are going to see some rainy conditions. here's a live look from our east bay hills camera. mt. diablo surrounded by high and wispy clouds. it's in the mid to upper

. >> i-680 and niles canyon which is state route 84. >> noey veloso with state public works is trying to keet commuter traffic on the freeways. >> some of them are smarter than we are so they dapted. when we made a left turn restriction they directed people to go straight and into another neighborhood. >> he's chasing a moving target of an algorithm says a waze spokesperson. the algorithm decides which roads are used and is smarter than selecting one road as a solution for all. waze and other navigation app v apps push commuters onto side streets to save time. >> it does kind of give you those little tricks which is why i love it but i guess i can see it causing problems. >> reporter: a shortcut on star street to i-680 snarled traffic for residents, leading to complaints with the city. >> it was also hard for us to get through our street because there were so many cars. >> reporter: now, new turn restrictions make it a less desirable route for waze users. >> after a while they stopped doing it and so now there's no -- barely any traffic. and so now it's easier for us to go. >> reporte

that includes niles canyon road in alameda county. part of that road is still closed because of mudslides and now several sinkholes have opened up on palomares road. and officials say if the problem gets worsethe entire road could be wiped out. public works crews say each hole is about 5 feet deep. the holes have been filled with asphalt as a temporary fix and if the holes get bigger they could cause the entire road to give way. several mudslides are also blocking part of the road and crews say a culvert under the road also needs to be repaired. in the south bay... the cleanup effort is still underway for neighborhoods affected by last week's devastating floods in san jose. that includes public parks and other city property . coyote creek jumped its banks at kelly park. causing flood waters to sweep through happy hollow zoo. the zoo is now partially opened. however, employees continue to clean up mud and disinfect nearly every inch of the facility. animals like the meerkats have habitats in the flood zone and needed to be moved to hig

niles junction, heavy rainfall there. union city, newark, heavy rain. look at the cell moving east, that's bringing heavy rain. rain rates over an inch an hour. that's a flooding rain. just to the northeast, that's where a lot of the moisture is moving into dublin, heavy ams of rainfall, to the east there's more rain. to the west a lot of rain. san ramon, a lot of rain in your area, more spotty on the backside of the cold front as you look toward san francisco. daly city has rain. taking on the street level. the rain will continue to be an issue through the evening hours before things settle down. you can see more puddling of the roadways as we see heavy amounts of rain. san francisco had an inch of rainfall and more to come. there's more on the way in oakland the rain is sliding across the bay. just beginning to pick up again. moderate to heavy amounts of rainfall in oakland, emeryville, berkeley. rain in your direction. south you can see the orange and that red toward hayward. you continue to see heavier rain in your direction. into dublin, you're see

county public works agency say palomares road has reopened between palo verde road in castro valley and niles canyon road in fremont. the road was closed because of a mudslide as well as sinkholes, culvert failures and storm debris. crews have stabilized the slope at the location of the mudslide and one lane is now open. officials say drivers should still be careful in the area. ( grant ) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. a weak high pressure ridge is ruling the realm this afternoon. visible satellite imagery shows mostly clear skies from point arena to the north to point conception to the south. a band of moisture associated with an upstream trough is advecting clockwise over the ridge, with some high clouds/upper level moisture spilling over. expect to see gradually increasing cloud coverage advancing from the northwest through into this evening into tomorrow morning as the ridge weakens. temperatures this afternoon are running between 5 and 10 degrees warmer than this time yesterday afternoon, despite starting this morning around 5 or 10 degrees co

more problems for niles canyon in alameda county. the county is now dealing with a sink hole on palomares road. kron4's lydia pantazes shows us those pantazes shows kron4's lydia palomares road. kron4's lydia pantazes shows us those sinkholes. we've been telling you about a mudslide on palomares road for nearly two weeks but now that crews finally have it cleaned up and are about two open one of the lanes... there are more issues on palomares road. a neighbor reported 3 deep holes in the ground. as you can see they have been covered by asphalt but it's a temporary fix so the holes don't get any deeper. right now those holes are 4 to 5 feet deep and the undermining of the road is about 40 to 50 feet... if alameda county doesn't fix the issue the road could give way. john metlock/alameda county public works "when you look at it, it doesn't look too bad. it doesn't but it is. it's bad enough for us to issue an emergency order to get it repaired, to get a contractor out here very quickly to repair it." palomares road is a popular short c

article 50, they can get out, we'll have more details for you, right now i am joined by brian and nileome concern, after moves made by the house of commons. >> this is full steam ahead for brexit, the upper house, passed amendment to bill calls for the beginning of the process of withdrawing from the european union, but the house of commons, rejected those amendments by the house of lords, we're on track to see the triggers of article 50, beginning process of britain's exit from the eu by the end of march, this is a very good day for sovereignty and freedom in britain, britain is on the right path now toward becoming a free nation. charles: what are the economic ramifications that the eu promised? they promised and threatened some retaliation? >> certainly the eu has been threatening all sorts of retaliation against great britain, but this is not in the interest of the eu to retaliate against the british people, britain is an economic power house, the world's fifth largest economy. it is going to over take germany by 2030, according to some projections. any retaliation would just harm

county public works agency say palomares road has reopened between palo verde road in castro valley and niles canyon road in fremont. the road was closed because of a mudslide as well as sinkholes, culvert failures and storm debris. crews have stabilized the slope at the location of the mudslide and one lane is now open. officials say drivers should still be careful in the area. (pam) tomorrow - hundreds of pets will go to a place that they can call home. (steve)the event called empty the shelters will offer pet adoption without some of the fees.kron 4's hermela aregawi is live in san francisco.. with more on that. (hermela)twenty three bay area shelters are participating in this event.organizers hope to find a home for 1,000 pets. (hermela)the day is funded by a non profit.. bissell pet foundation.that's who will be paying the adoption fee for you if you decide to take home a cute little dog or cat.the fee is around $100.. and it won't be coming out of your pocket.all animals will be spayed or neutered.. microchipped.. and have updated vacciantions. participating shelters include the berkele

volunteers moved steelhead trout and fish to niles canyon. leslie brinkley joins us live from alameda creek and leslie, was today's operation successful. >> reporter: yes, it went very smoothly today. five steelhead trout who had been budding their heads up against a concrete barrier for the last six weeks got a lift ticket out upstream to their spawning habitat here where it's hoped the endangered steelheads will hatch some babies. five steelhead trout were netted, four males and one female. they may not sound like a lot but for this fishery manager it's a bonanza. >> a sing female can have up words of 8,000 eggs so they can reproduce quite a bit as long as we allow them to go into the proper habitat. >> reporter: that's upstream. these trout keep getting hung up in a barrier by a bart over crossing. >> unfortunately, they haven't been able to get to the good habitat since the late '60s and early '70s when the flood control projects and dams and various barriers went into the creek. >> reporter: they got a little help from human friends as t

we save raindrops moving that way, union city, niles district, more rain coming your way and some of that towards newark as well. and just across the day, making its way towards east palo alto, and over the hill tops into woodside you are seeing raindrops. worth that on and off but i think more is just off the coastline, that will move in until later tonight. these were impressive rainfall totals and heavy some ounce of ray, this is interesting, it fell on urban areas. a lot of it came last night. san francisco over and and a quarter of rainfall in the last 24 hours. kentfield over 1.5 inches or renda got soaked 1.5 inches, oakland airport almost in inch of rain and some snow across the mountain tops. here we go, out the door tonight from berkeley we have a lot of clout across the skies. it will be a partly cloudy night tonight with that in mind, it will be cold in spots. we will see snow if we get more showers. cool temperatures on tap for tomorrow, more showers, possibility of more snow that a slow warming trend as we go to midweek. we will have more showers towards next friday and

. >> stephen: did nile, anger, depression, where are you. >> i'm like, "so dad cheated on mom?k trump's a good guy, i'm saying-- i'm saying-- no, no. i'm saying-- i'm at this place where it's like, man-- again, just accepting of america in all of its flaws and all of its, like-- that's why i knew it. now, it's a lot of work to do now i think is what it basically means is that now-- we have to just-- i don't know. the interesting ideas become frightening. and now it's, like, time to actually get to work, and it's actually time to do something. so now my focus-- ( applause ) yeah, of course,. >> stephen: are you-- are you, like, politically involved? do you have a-- do you have a mission or do you have something you care about that you are working on? >> that's the thing, i gotta-- it's so much. i don't know where to start. where should i start. >> stephen: life is a full-time job, jerrod carmichael. >> do you care about. >> stephen: oh, i care about things like the government not watching my butt through my tv. >> but what do we do? that's the question. what do we do? >> stephen

the rain will lead to a larger mosquito population all over the bay area and increased risk of west nile virus. >> the time is 609. all options around the table for korea -- the secretary of state sent a strong message to north korea. >> >>> clearing congestion -- a new idea they could get traffic moving along better. >> clear skies this morning and not the fog yesterday. a little cooler with afternoon temperatures warmer on the friday forecast. >> >>> welcome back two mornings onto. it's 6:12. yesterday the house of representatives passed a bill to let veterans with mental health conditions by a gun. after the 2007 mass shooting at virginia tech a required agencies like the veterans administration to add the names of people deemed mentally incompetent to the background check system. this is to block them from buying weapons. republicans pushed for repealing the law saying it deprived veterans of their second amendment rights. this legislation would stop the will be a from referring veterans with mental health problems to a background check system. >> rex tillerson said the u.s. would co

joining us, nile gardiner.d yard is investigating whether he had accomplices, this terrorist, and they also say he is tied to international islamic terrorism. no surprise, saw a picture of the man, he's got the beard, he looks -- then there is a caption that he is a homegrown british jihadist. we don't know, these things change all the time. my question to you is, this has become almost commonplace in london, london is almost ground zero for these. why? >> london really is the front line in regard to the terrorism. over the last four years, the british authorities have thwarted no less than 13 major terrorist attacks in the united kingdom, at least 500 active counterterrorism investigations being conducted at this time. the scale of the threat is absolutely huge. no doubt about it that we are sort of reaching the whirlwind of decades of mass immigration, and now, of course, authorities are responding to concerted attacks are a concerted attempts to attack across europe at this stage. so it is inevitable that we

that includes niles canyon in alameda county. part of that road is closed because of mudslides. now - several sinkholes have opened up. and if the problem gets worsethe entire road could be wiped out. kron4's lydia pantazes is live -- she tagged along with crews to get a closer look...lydia? lydia the rain has definitely kept alameda public works busy the last few weeks. they seen mudslides, falling boulders and now sinkholes. it may not look like much... but these holes covered by asphalt are part of a much bigger problem on palomares road in alameda county. "the whole road could give way, yeah, it could." john medlock is the deputy dorector for the maintenance and operation department of the public c works agency of alameda county. he says each hole is about 4-5 feet deep. the county recently covered the holes with asphalt as a temporary fix to prevent the holes from getting any bigger. "the undermining of the roadway is across the road and so anywhere between 40-feet... 40-50 feet of undermined roadway and the length of the pipe." under the road is a culvert that allows water

juchl nile system. >> so, what can you do with a fifth grade education? don't even know. whoever hire me, i got to get a job or i'm going to keep violating. >> based on your history and based on where you're at and your recent behavior, you're not in a position where you're going to succeed. you need a plan and you need to be a realist. you have to change some things. we talked about this. if don't change it, i'll see you soon. and that's just the reality of breaking that cycle. it's a vicious cycle. okay? are you ready to go back? >> i'm ready. >>> america's prisons, dangerous, often deadly. there are 2 million people doing time. every day is a battle to survive and to maintain order. >> down on your feet. down. >> among the nation's most notorious institutions, san quentin state prison, our cameras spent months documenting life on the inside where gangs, drugs, and sheer boredom make up a violent mix. this is "lockup" san quentin extended stay.

this is a five this nile extension from freemont to warm springs. basically south freemont. you can see our train car is going down now. we are almost at the warm spring station. i want you to stick around for that as we speak. these five miles took quite a few years. close to 20 years to plan and eight years to construct. multiple delays. it was supposed to open three years ago. finally it is here now. state-of-the-art facility. as you can see we are coming into the station right now. this is not a very packed train. it is around 7:00. it is still very early. come on out here. this is the brand new warm springs station. as you can see it is really nice looking. again, state-of-the-art facility. bart officials saying 2,000 parking spots. dozens of spots for electric vehicles. they have charging stations. transit officials are hoping that this will help relief congestion in this freemont silicon valley area trying to take cars away from freeway 880 and local streets. freemont leaders want to have developers build around the station transit oriented housing. the goal here now

they mean it like it's the west nile mosquito. just perfectly normal and suddenly bitten by the radicalization bug. the guy, for example, the orlando nightclub killer that slaughtered all those people in that gay nightclub, he was raised by somebody who himself shouldn't have been let in the country. it's what the president says is simple prudence. even if it's 50% or 35%, if you reduce domestic terror attackspy 35%, why not go for it? >> i know you and nigel did the global refugee crisis. the key was that was a world why phenomenon there and the overwhelming number of folks are fine. there's not a lot of room for error here. >> no. >> this is europe's problem, this is our problem. this is a lot of people's problem. so i guess it goes back to something you guys were talking about last year. so the question is how can anything the president does now, how can it change the equation here? >> well, i thi said the other night actually in the congressional address, he as president owes a duty not to the world, but to the citizens of the

volunteers moved steelhead trout and fish to niles canyon. leslie brinkley joins us live from alameda creek and leslie, was today's operation successful. >> reporter: yes, it went very smoothly today. five steelhead trout who had been budding their heads up against a concrete barrier for the last six weeks got a lift ticket out upstream to their spawning habitat here where it's hoped the endangered steelheads will hatch some babies. five steelhead trout were netted, four males and one female. they may not sound like a lot but for this fishery manager it's a bonanza. >> a sing female can have up words of 8,000 eggs so they can reproduce quite a bit as long as we allow them to go into the proper habitat. >> reporter: that's upstream. these trout keep getting hung up in a barrier by a bart over crossing. >> unfortunately, they haven't been able to get to the good habitat since the late '60s and early '70s when the flood control projects and dams and various barriers went into the creek. >> reporter: they got a little help from human friends as t

winter will lead to larger mosquito populations all over the bay area and the increased risk of west nile virus. >> the time is 5:10. a former lawyer sentenced in a bizarre kidnapping case. how long matthew mueller will be in prison and the statements in court from his victims. >> >>> it went like this and hit the picture. >> a san francisco barbershop was caught in the crossfire -- how police are helping after the shot -- after they were riddled with bullets for the third time. >> good morning -- the tracking -- the traffic is doing well on the san mateo bridge. >>>>> spring starts money but it will feel like a today -- a lot of sunshine and temperatures warming up. the weekend changes. we will have more on that. >> >>> the bay area's choice or whether -- ktvu fox 2. >> >>> jack: most other combos come with a wimpy, kid-sized burger. jack: at my place, you get the double jack combo with one jack: of the biggest burgers on my menu. double the beef, double jack: the cheese, plus hot and salty fries and a refreshing drink for jack: just $4.99. yup, i took the combo and made it a bigger jack

nile gardiner, former assistant to maggie thatcher.s this going to go, do you think. >> great to be here, neil. th is a wonderful day for britain, reall it is celebration over authority and he self-determination. i'm optimistic about the "brexit" process. i firmly believe two years from now britain will once again be a truly he free nation. free from the shackles of the european union. the process so far under leadership of theresa may has been extremely successful. everything is going according to plan. i have a lot of confidence in the british negotiators working with their european counterparts this is time of tremendous optimism in britain. a time of tremendous opportunity for great britain and i think the outlook will be great for the uk but the special relationship between great britain and the united states. neil: i wonder how it pans out? i guess in scotland the parliament there is looking at a referendum to cancel that, right, to rethink this? i don't know how likely that is but obviously not everyone is in agreement on this a

. >> coming umm, apple hit an all time high today, if you missed the move, dan niles, got two under the radar stocks, you can still buy but catch the rally. general motors is under pressure from david einhorn. he could be able to hit a major road block, we'll explain. >> the final four, brian kelly steps onto the court for the first time to take on nine time champion altria to american express to win. much more "fast money" when we return. we have breaking news out of d.c. >> hi, mellissa, change of regime means a whole new staff, not just in government but also in political parties. tom perez is the new democratic national chairman. he has asked for res ig nation letters from everyone on the staff of the dnc. he is now evaluating whether or not those people, it's been reported by the way from our colleagues at nbcnews.com, they, he, is evaluating which of those staffers is going to stay on. of course the democratic national committee had a rough 2016 campaign, in part, because of those leaked e-mails and, of course what happened to hillary clinton. they hope to do better in 2018 and th

. >>> right now crews are working to repair the storm damage on palomares road in niles canyon. they finally removed it near 84. a mudslide hit the road nearly a week ago and engineers are assessing the damage and trying to make a plan for repairs. they hope to get at least one lane open friday. >>> time now 5:09. tornadoes touching down the damage left behind in the midwest and the rising death told after severe weather sweeps through -- death toll after severe weather sweeps through. >> good morning from our weather center in san francisco where today clear and slightly warmer but we'll talk about that rumored rain in the forecast. >> plus working to curb traffic congestion. what lawmakers are planning to do to try to get a handle on the ongoing issue. >> and here's a live look at the golden gate bridge. traffic in marin county looking good. but if you are in the south bay we have a complicated traffic alert to explain when we come back. from slowly climbing. in january, the >>> right now, bay area home sales are losing steam but that's not stopping prices from climbing slowly

the answer, for many, is to risk the malaria infested marshes that line the river nile.watched william gaul and his family, eight children in all, arrive after a 19-day journey from famine, through, fighting. all they've eaten on the way are water lilies. >> ( translated ): i have never seen so many people die of hunger. only god can help us now. without god, i am afraid, not one of us will survive. >> reporter: this is dalia, six years old, perilously thin. her fight for life is one tiny front line in a much wider struggle. 100,000 people on the verge of starvation; dalia is precisely the same age as her country, uncertain fate intertwined. but like so many children, khamis knows only fear and hunger. first the war, then the famine, now the reckoning. >> woodruff: now, has faith in the power of reason fallen victim to modern politics? ten years after it's original publication, former vice president al gore has updated his book, "the assault on reason." it's new subtitle is telling: "our information ecosystem, from the age of print to the age of trump." i started by aski

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the president has kind of framed this as okay, let's move on to tax reform as nile and you and i know difficult piece of legislation to get done and there is a reason tax reform hasn't happened in 30 years. there are significant differences within the house conference on taxes and also between the house and the senate republicans. so that's a difficult task ahead. >> priebus also shut down the reports that his job is on the line because of the health plan collapse. why does it matter whether or not it was priebus' fault? >> well, it matters in part because, well, he is the white house chief of staff to start, but it also matters because there is all of this palace intrigue in the trump white house and there always has been between the so-called establishment figures which are priebus and also speaker ryan and the more insurgent type figures like steve bannon. bannon and priebus claim they work well together and certainly there is suspicion among trump loyalists of the more establishment stand on the party and we look at things like, for example, speaker ryan during the latter stages o