and opera house, 300 cinemas, pa rt move.0 events in the coming year. 5000 including marine five, cirque du soleil. i think they are up for the time, really. and get everybody back from dubai, it seems to be saying. we will leave it there. thank you so much. thanks for watching the briefing, from me david eades, and the rest of the team, goodbye. hello there. we have been talking for several days now about how colder weather is on the way. over the next few days, i think you will really start to feel the effects of that colder air. some of us have already seen a little bit of snow and as we get on into next week, there could well be more on the way as we increasingly tap into this bitterly cold pool of air currently sitting across siberia. but actually, you may well think it is cold enough already. certainly as we start friday morning with a widespread frost, you can see the blue colours on the chart indicating temperatures down below freezing — that is because skies have been clear overnight and that translates into sunny sk

. - even if you don't love opera, you'll be fascinated by paris's amazing opera house. antom of the opera. that story is coming up next on teen kids news. - [narrator] closed captioning is brought to you by (upbeat music) taly music) (opera music) - [narrator] the stunning paris opera house owes its creation to an assassination attempt. in 1858, bomb throwing radicals tried to kill napoleon the third as his carriage arrived for a night at the opera. although hundreds were hurt, the emperor escaped unharmed. to avoid future attacks, he wanted a new opera house, one that would have a private and enclosed entrance, so a competition was held, and more than 170 architects submitted plans. surprisingly, a young and unknown architect, charlies garnier, won, and his design would be the wonder of the opera world. affectionately called the palais garnier in honor of its architect, it took 14 years to build. (ballet music) the outside is intricately decorated with columns and sculptures of famous figures in music and mythology, but if you think this is over the top, wait until you

cultural exchange trying to eighteen is being declared russia year of culture many reports from opera house. it's just one hour before the performance and artistic director ellen the show the copa what is on his heart to ensure that action before they take opera house stage they can't put a foot wrong as the more we hear about a company has to maintain a reputation as one of the best in the gold all one needs to bring there the so over russian people all the people. eagle morsi have founded the company in one thousand nine hundred thirty seven it was the first traditional folk dance into its repertoire with an aim to reflect the world's diverse cultures customs and costumes. it's important to share this kind of art because the builds bridges between nations . we want to share with people the kindness in a g. sincerity and openness of the russian people. should recover says the value lies in ink gauging a worldwide audience to sharing and exchanging ideas through culture. the art is higher than politics or even the political is clever but the culture of for them means something you know we a

like in this shortened french version of or see me for children eight years ago the opera house came up with the idea of having children sing along with the adult performers during parts of the show. how do you become a passionate opera go by already watching oprah as a child many people talk about how they started going to be all three when they were seven or eight and discovered a world full of emotions in most you. the four attending the show the children learn text passages and militaries in the classroom that's how they find out what to sing along to their. set often you have to control this is an entry into the world of culture and if they gladly listen to rap they can also be thrilled by oprah they're happy to come here from if we are have the songs every day for two months in the classroom without teacher and truth and. today the barber of seville will be accompanied by a choir of eight hundred students. the whole opera house becomes their very own stage which just goes to show that classical music can indeed win over the younger generation. well every year two cities in europ

section before they take opera house stage they can't put a foot wrong as a ballet company has to maintain a reputation as one of the back in the gold i want to bring their. over russian people all the people with. eagle morsi has founded the company in one thousand nine hundred thirty seven it was the first week traditional folk dance into its repertoire with an aim to reflect the world's diverse cultures customs and costumes. it's important to share this kind of art because the builds bridges between nations. we want to share with people the kindness in a-g. sincerity and openness of the russian people. shiver cova says the value lies a link gauging a worldwide audience to sharing and exchanging ideas through culture. the art is higher than politics even the political is clever by the culture for them means something you know we are not a political persons we are all the people. during the year of culture russia showcasing more than one hundred exhibitions and shows and kata and all starting with a movie set down the company here and qatar as an opera house now the artistic director of t

and shows and kata and all starting with the more we sat down for company hair and qatar as the opera house now the artistic director of the company says she hopes this cultural exchange will help to build bridges and showcase the rich history of russian. both cars and russia believe these offenses are important to make stronger ties between the two nations. says. this year of culture reflects the wealth of creativity in both countries and the desire of intellectuals and innovators to build bridges and revive common values to see the culture of. the service culture of you to see this wonderful city and to stay here at least for a couple of weeks. i would like to have more people. come to russia. have been his company drew on the fire tradition softly and took the world by storm a legacy seven determined to continue. the war a thousand families out of there are dead. this is al jazeera these are the top stories the russian president has ordered a five hour cease fire in syria's eastern ghouta it should start at seven hours g.m.t. a humanitarian order will be opened corridor or rather be open

the parade started on third street in the bayview neighborhood and made its way north to the opera house. [ chanting ] 's organizer said we have to do a better job as a nation to work together. >> along the route participants sang an old james brown 1960s hit. the parade's organizer said, "we have to do a better job as a nation to work together." >> what you're going to see is a nation of people rising into their cultural identity to know that they are someone. we've been giving all our energy to others thinking they would accept us. it is our responsibility to accept who we are, our culture and rise. mances. >> once to the opera house there was a celebration of food, cultural activities and performances. >>> the first superhero movie with an all black cast opened at the box office this weekend. cbs this morning's gayle king asked the film's director and bay area native ryan coogler his thoughts about seeing the superheroes in black panther. >> what i noticed was none of their world looked like my world, my world growing up in the east bay area in oakland. you know, my friends, my family

it will then travel north along third street to the bay view opera house at newcomb avenue. parade will be followed by celebration featuring food and cultural activities at the opera house. >> many voters go online when they want to learn about who is on the ballot and now in san francisco there's cyber confusion in the race for mayor. if you tup top in london breed.com you'll see this picture. someone else owns london breed.com and want to sell it to breed for $100,000. so far he's refused to pay for it but leno's campaign denies it's behind what's going on. >> just ahead, train fanatics are trying to save a beloved spot in the north bay. that story ahead. >> there is more to this than it seems. the effort to take a stand against hunger and the local charity wants you to get involved. >> and i'm meteorologist drew tuma. temperatures today some 15 to 20 degrees cooler to finish off the weekend and even cooler air moves in tomorrow with freeze warnings going into >>> a model train club has launched a legal fight to stay open for future generations in napa. you're looking at w

the paris opera house. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, the paris opera house. [ laughter ] >> steve: not his oh, i thought you said a fire at his parents house. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: i think i've seen it. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: anyways, i love "phantom of the opera" and andrew lloyd webber. >> steve: yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this is from -- that's an andrew lloyd webber joint, isn't it? >> steve: yeah. >> questlove: the same -- >> jimmy: this one is from de masking tape. [ laughter ] >> steve: oh, like the phantom. [ laughter and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: are you saying that's a phantom -- no. she says, "i once ate a dog biscuit on accident and then again on purpose because it tasted just like a mini muffin." [ laughter and applause ] don't eat dog biscuits. >> steve: that is rough. >> jimmy: this one is from @metalfaninblack. he says, "i'm single because i'd probably have to update my wardrobe." look at this picture. [ laughter ] oh, my goodness. i want to thank simon cowell for sending in that -- [ laughter ] >> steve: hey-oh! [ applause ] >> jimmy: or the phantom. >> steve: or the

the scene in myanmar took to the strange foundation and astray in the occasion was at a sydney opera house. well central to the chinese new year festivities is the ancient practice of fame shway more than a billion chinese hope it will help them be prosperous in the year ahead but despite the popularity the practice is increasingly being questioned in modern china sarah clarke has more. for a practice with a history dating back more than three thousand years to reach out is not what you'd expect is a traditional master of french way the daughter of one of hong kong's most respected craftsman is giving a disciplined a modern mike over trying to make such a transitional practice into something that modern people can understand it clients include fashion retailers interior designers and architects by rearranging a spice she hopes to create harmony and new energy by stone ancient chinese culture that translates to good health and prosperity to start to be. you know a sore cut. wellness and i think it's actually something that is very natural ice about the relationship between the environment a

for the first time as part of a cultural exchange or a budding manly reports now from the city's opera house. oh. it's just one hour before the performance and artistic director ellen the show the copa what's this dance is hard to ensure that action before they take opera house stage they can't put a foot wrong as a ballet company has to maintain its reputation as one of the best in the gold our mission to bring to bear the saw over russian people all the people with the. eagle mostly have founded the company in one thousand seven it was the first three traditional folk dance into its repertoire with an aim to reflect the world's diverse cultures customs and costumes. it's important to share this kind of art because the builds bridges between nations . we want to share with people the kindness in a g. sincerity and openness of the russian people. shared the covert says the value lies a link gauging a worldwide audience to sharing and exchanging ideas through culture. the art is higher than politics even the political is clever but the culture for them means something you know we are not a po

they also have an opera house in the plans. so let's begin.

pool on third avenue and carol street continuing to the opera house. it will be ending with a celebration at the opera house with food, cultural activities, performances and prices. >>> at the olympics the american women's hockey team played their way into the gold- medal game. the us dominated finland in the semifinal round. scoring twice to lead the us to a 5-0 win. the americans lost to canada in the preliminary round and canada is the defending champions. the americans have not won olympic gold since the first tournament in 1998 so right now norway leads the medal count with 28, 11 goals. germany is second with canada the netherlands and russia rounding out the top five. the us is one behind russia with 10 medals half of them are gold. we went to dublin over the weekend and we thought we would be the only once but it was packed with skaters. i think it is the olympics inspiring the little ones. >> maybe they saw that on tv and got inspired. along the lines of the medal account, the us could be in a tie with russia after a russian curler who was awa

. >> yes i'm hanging out in a 150-year-old opera house in paris.son and jamie dornan happy to be back in paris. >> welcome back. how tough is it to say good-bye to this character? >> it doesn't feel tough. it feels pretty great. the subject matter is obviously a bit intense. >> turn around. ♪ >> over the course of the three films it never got easier. luckily jamie and i were so comfortable with each other. it felt safe and protected. it's still an environment that's scary. >> a 4 1/2 year ride that kul nates with a wedding a steamy bedroom scenes. >> jamie said he's ready to focus on roles which are less about his six-pack. >> do you watch "this is us"? >> of course. >> you know kevin character in the manny. could you take your shirt off? it felt like that. >> in "fifty shades freed" jamie reveals his singing voice which is featured on the sound track. ♪ >> he could be in a boy band if he wanted to. he may have been. ♪ >> jamie was in a short lived uk band the sons of jim. >> i got her something framed from the red room which seemed like a good ide

it will north along third street to the bay view opera house. the celebration featuring food and cultural activities the at the opera house. >>> one city is out of money for wildfire prevention. >>> san francisco cracking down after finding out just employeet company cars. >> here's more on that chance of snow in the santa cruz mountains. the area in purple right there. we could get 2 to 4 inches. not a blanket but in spots because of the scattered nature of the thunderstorms and thunder showers rolling through there. northwest winds at 20 to 30 miles per hour. that will make it dangerous to travel through there. the rest of us, hard freeze tomorrow night. more on that. >>> looking outside at almost 6:06. keeping an ♪ ♪ ♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester. but you get to keep the memories. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. (avo) get 0% apr financing on all new 2018 subaru forester models. now through february 28th. >>> it's 6:08. new numbers revealing san francisco employes spent a lot of time speeding last year. >> technology was

thousands took to the streets in celebration in australia the occasion was marked at the sydney opera house with a statue of a dog and there was traditional dancing nias and petersburg winter palace in russia . more news no dogs on the web site al jazeera dot com the news continues here on this channel al-jazeera after al-jazeera investigations by. after a dramatic trial a british football coach has been convicted of multiple charges of raping and abusing young players his name is barry been el. al jazeera investigates why one of the worst scandals to hit the game was ignored for decades we find new evidence on how silence from clubs protected ben l. major league this is a cover up. generalized bastard. previously unseen police video shows how bin l. groomed potential victims. we reveal new evidence about four have been als players who've died including gary speed who killed himself in twenty eleven. and the tape exclusive to al-jazeera have been l. talking about his deadly abuse. in the interim. in february two thousand and six mark hazeltine drove the short distance from his home to manch

kenneth's here you'll find the king albert museum with its art collection st peter's church and the opera house. like most of the buildings on the square st peter's church was built in the nineteenth century with the gold crucifix on its tower its eighty two meters tall. by the early twentieth century with three hundred sixty thousand residents chemists became fully fledged city so the late comer think town hall had to be extended. in communist east germany chemists was called calm oxcart. it's best known landmark is a reminder of that. the best of karl marx nicknamed donnish or the head in saxon dialect weighs forty turns. kenneth's has often been heavily damaged during its long history. so it's lucky that the cusp back district one of germany's largest areas of the late nineteenth century and art nouveau buildings has survived intact. clapham castle with its moat is also steeped in history built in around fifteen fifteen on the river version it's it changed owners several times in communist east germany it was used as a juvenile detention center. the last stop on our trip to kenya it's bad to

the parade is going to wrap up at 2:00 at the opera house.re will be food, performances and prizes. looks like fun. >> looks like fun and looks like a lot of people were bundling up, too. >> that would be a good idea. >> yes, dig out all those winter clothes, have my snow jacket and boots because it's that cold. look at what it's like over north tahoe water sports. that's their live camera shot and there was snow all the way down to the water, and now a lot of that is clearing up at this noon hour. look at these duction. ducks-- ducks there's a ton of them over by the dock. most is going to dry up. kickwood got 10 inches, it started yesterday, they got about 6 inches since yesterday. sierra tahoe with 7. not bad, they will accept fresh powder, especially on a holiday. here's a great picture the national weather service tweeted out. this is carmel valley, a bowl on top of the snow. yes, this happened in the northern california region, central california as well. those higher elevations saw snowfall up to 2000 feet, but actually stuck to the gr

of numbers i think the city has the same to offer you've got seven major orchestras and three opera houses but i think classical music has a different cultural significance here yes the. cinematics seem to bring vienna and berlin together in perfect harmony and they've released their first album to prove it. and now we're taking a very special train for a ride through the mountains let's head over to the hot small it's the highest mountain range in the middle of germany at more than one thousand one hundred forty meters the block is its highest peak to get up there we take a narrow gorge railway these special trains are some of the last few steam locomotives were white which is still in service they are a great attraction for tourists for this experience some have to see it well have to sweat so all of our. trip. this strain is hard to miss the broken railway in the hearts mountains when you see thick plumes of smoke rising you can be sure it's on its way for the past one hundred years it has snaked through the same fantastic landscape every day and scaled the highest peak in northern germ

float and a few cars traveling just a few blocks down third street and finishing at the bay view opera house. along the way, parade followers, enthusiastically joined in the celebration while demanding more acceptance and equality. >> understanding who we are, where we come from and where we stand right now. even under -- each under difficult times. >> the supervisor london breed was the only candidate running for mayor who attended the celebration. she acknowledged the work of others before her. >> so many people who have laid the path for people like myself to even be on the board of supervisors. i stand on their shoulders. >> with messages of hope throughout the event organizers say this is the first of many more parades to come in the bay view. in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >>> new poll shows south bay voters approve of google's plans to bring 20,000 jobs to downtown san jose over the next ten years. this poll was conducted for our media partner, the bay area newsgroup and the leadership group. 79% of 431 registered voters supported the development that would combine job

he also organized the construction of the war memorial opera house during the great depression as a monument to veterans of the first world war. free open spaces for poets, authors and book lovers across the world. san francisco inspired the nation with great italian-american athletes such as joe dimaggio, and tony lazari. some of the biggest contributions are in public service, including three italian-american mayors, who led san francisco through momentous times. mayor angelo rossi, first mayor of 100% italian descent to manage a major u.s. city. mayor joseph aliotto, steered the city through the 1960s and 1970s, and through projects like bart and transamerica. mayor george mascone fought to keep the san francisco giants here. congresswoman nancy pelosi became the first woman to serve as speaker of the house of representatives in 2007. those who live, work or visit san francisco are fortunate to experience traces of the earliest contributions and creations of san francisco italian culture in businesses, shops, daily lives throughout north beach. every time i'm in north beach, i'm reminded

finishing at the bay view opera house.long the way, parade followers enthusiastically. >> we have to do a better job in communicating better and loving each other. >> reporter: supervisor london breed was the only candidate. messages of hope throughout the event, organizers say this is the first of many more parades to come in the bay view. in san francisco, lyanne melendez. >>> do the crosswalk buttons in your community actually do something? >> that story next. >>> this may not look like a scene of a crime, >>> scones, lattes and under cover officers. police in berkeley arrested six people saturday in a cafe sting operation. thieves stealing laptops. more than two-dozen laptops have been taken in the last few months. >> the crime spree and the effort to stop it. >> reporter: laptop thefts are on the rise. 26 in the last two months alone. >> we made it a priority. >> reporter: just before 8:00 p.m. saturday night, officers working in an under cover capacity here at cafe strada. officers stopped a get away video on college

finishing at the bay view opera house. along the way, parade followers enthusiastically. >> we have to do a better job in communicating better and loving each other. >> reporter: supervisor london breed was the only candidate. messages of hope throughout the event, organizers say this is the first of many more parades to come in the bay view. in san francisco, lyanne melendez. >>> do the crosswalk buttons in your community actually do something? >> that story next. >>> this may not look like a scene of a crime, >>> scones, lattes and under cover officers. police in berkeley arrested six people saturday in a cafe sting operation. thieves stealing laptops. more than two-dozen laptops have been taken in the last few months. >> the crime spree and the effort to stop it. >> reporter: laptop thefts are on the rise. 26 in the last two months alone. >> we made it a priority. >> reporter: just before 8:00 p.m. saturday night, officers working in an under cover capacity here at cafe strada. officers stopped a get away video on colle

thousands took to the streets in celebration in australia the occasion was marked with the sydney opera house with a statue of a dog and there was traditional dancing near st petersburg's went to palace in russia. those are the headlines on al-jazeera do stay with us inside story is coming up next thank you for watching. the brutal fox of four a boy is rescued a baby gasp for air is she's cold out of rubble both of them in syria but it's a scene replicated in many parts of the world we are asking why are more children than ever being killed or injured in war what can be done about it this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program on martine dennis from syria to afghanistan and somalia whatever this conflict and instability is often children who suffer the most one out of every six children in the world is living in walls and that's according to a new report by the charity save the children it says those who are lucky enough to survive an attack are often left with debilitating lifelong injuries if that weren't enough some aid workers in war zones have been accused of abusing the very

celebrated for the prayers at both the temples in astray or the occasional smart of the said the opera house with an iconic statue of the dog and people also took part in traditional dancing near st petersburg i went to rent a palace in russia but there was silence in the chinese capital beijing after a new ban on fireworks instead people went to the city's temples throwing coins and praying for good luck adrian brown reports from beijing on what the year of the dog could mean for the china. it stop time of year when china becomes a nation in motion few places busier than beijing's railway station during the last lunar new year holiday around four hundred million travel by train that's more than the population of the united states some are migrant workers i'm sure if they'll return a campaign of demolitions has made life here impossible for them my child is in school here we lived in beijing for many years but now they're trying to kick us out of cause of the bout that. much of the world's second largest economy is coming to a halt throughout the country people are on the move in what is the

it will go down third street and end at the bayview opera house.he beginning of the contributionsÃrecognition of the contributions of black americans.>> that san francisco say yes, we will all celebrate various cultures. there are similarities in all cultures. >> there will be a party at the end of the route.>>> this movie has one commercial and critical success.>> what happens now? >> does >>> >> reporter: the new movie bought in -- brought in $120 million in sales. that is the second biggest opening weekend for a marvel film. >> joining us live now is a theater owner. thank you for joining us. you have owned this theater for 38 years. did you expect this kind of turnout and along lines that we saw over the weekend to see this movie? >> this is unprecedented in the history of this theater. this movie has smashed every box office record that we have had for the past 38 years. it is amazing. >> allen, when you talk about movies that have been there, star wars, et, then you had the screening last week and ryan kugler made an up -- and appearance, wha

approved a bill that would make it illegal to suggest poland was complicit in the nazi holocaust the opera house back the draft legislation despite objections from israel and the us. the us government has dismissed reports that it intends to cut off aid to puerto rico for months after it was hit by a powerful hurricane the federal emergency management agency says that it has been evaluating whether there are enough supplies in the u.s. territory the agency is winding down food and water distribution as stores reopened but it hasn't yet decided to end completely there are still roughly six hundred thousand without power. thousands of syrians who have claimed refuge in the u.s. will be allowed to stay for at least another year and a half the top administration has made the decision to give extended temporary protected status to seven thousand syrians syrian refugees most have been in the u.s. since august two thousand and sixteen any new arrivals will be placed on hold over twelve million syrians have been displaced since the conflict began in two thousand and eleven. the host of lebanese talk sho

there will be a celebration at the opera house with food, as well as cultural activities performancesrizes. the parade begins at 10:00 this morning. >>> allie rasmus is showing us and telling us there is not much of traffics issues today. >> that is right, i want to start with the bay bridge toll plaza because that epitomizes this light traffic. if you are taking public transit today, keep in mind bart and muni are operating on sunday schedule and parking through bart lots is free. your drive from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze is 17 minutes but this is a picture getting to the span the eastern span of the bay bridge with no backup at all. the san mateo bridge looks like an easy drive to the morning just wanting to keep in mind, the camera is moving because of the high wind in the area so chp issued several high wind advisories for drivers especially if you're driving over some of the bridges, use caution. highway 24 through lafayette, you can see the camera moving as we have a lot of windy conditions so just be aware. 7:46 and we have been talking about the cold and the w

it will travel to the bay view opera house. and then there will be a celebration featuring food and cultural celebrations. the parade starts this morning at 10 a-m. ( james ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... people across the bay area are remembering those unjustly imprisoned in world war two internment camps. ( james ) and why some members of congress say environmental regulations are getting in the way of improving border security... and what they plan to do about it. ( james ) and after the break... friends and family gather to remember 19-year-old -- who was stabbed to death in livermore. what they had to say during an emotional vigil. ( rebecca ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. ( darya ) welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. let's get a check of the forecast. rebecca:blustery, cool conditions will persist over the region today with isolated to scattered showers/snow showers (higher elevations) possible along coastal areas this morning. sky conditions will clear along with subsiding winds overnight wit

body in parliament has passed a new law that makes it a crime to insult the king if approved the opera house by the upper house anyone found guilty of a royal in seoul faces up to five years in prison by scoops here the measure could be misused by a prime minister who insane to further societal dissent to stay with us on al-jazeera. last. in late one thousand nine hundred fifteen world war one was being fought in the trenches of mainland europe. britain france and russia were allied against the central powers of germany austria-hungary and the ottomans. the war in europe was tagged meeting but britain urgently needed a strategy as to how to divide the ottoman empire with france should the allies be victorious. the prime minister turned to a young british politician called sir mark sykes who had cast himself as the government's advisor on the middle east. the ottoman empire is assailed by misfortune crippled by mary advices and the prey of alien greed ambition and timidity one. englishman may have ideas but they are unable to take any steps to overturn the regime and free the people's interes

the first blows of the cold war are coming in the opera house in san francisco. >> he has no illusions about the russians. i'll read some of these quotes from his -- he says, we need to stop the reds immediately. he's reporting back to truman, basically saying we can't give an inch. he use the word appeasement, which the last time we heard that word used was in munich and presumably his view on munich was not what it was in 1945. could you talk more about what were his attitudes toward this russians. why was he so quick to see them as not really allies anymore but enemies? what was happening in europe at the time. there was a large polish community michigan. did that play a role on his world flew. >> yes, indeed he fought diplomatic recognition of the soviet union. his would an arch anti-communist early on and he was sense to of that both -- sensitive politically but also it raised his sensitivity to how stalin was treating poland, and so of course at yalta, famously, promises were made and not kept, and i think even in this last days, roosevelt was confiding to vandenberg that i need

of the wines in the bayview before opening the speculation we were part of bayview and doing the opera house every thursday i met local people putting their wares out into the community barbara is an work of a symbol how the neighborhood it changing in a a positive way literally homemade wine that is sold in the community and organized businesses both old and new businesses coming together to revitalizes this is a yoga studio i actually think be able a part of community going on in the bayview i wanted to have a business on third street and to be actually doing that with the support of community. >> how everybody reasons together to move each other forward a wonderful run for everybody out here. >> they're hiring locally and selling locally. >> it feels like a community effort. >> i was i think the weather is beautiful that is what we can capture the real vibe of san francisco i love it i can go ongoing and on and on about the life in the >> manufacturing in cities creates this perfect platform for people to earn livelihoods and for people to create more economic prosperity. i'm kate sosa. i

it's set to 10:00 this morning, travels along third street to the bay bridge opera house. activities at the opera house. >>> how does our traffic look this morning? >> it's not bad at all. it's pretty light out there, reggie. no metering lights at the bay bridge toll plaza, but check out the flags on the side of your screen there. we cohavedo have a high wind ad for this bridge and the san mateo bridge and the benicia bridge. just to be aware of that out there. otherwise, our traffic censors showing everything green. >> had to put the sweater on, ♪ ♪ ♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester. but you get to keep the memories. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. (avo) get 0% apr financing on all new 2018 subaru forester models. now through february 28th. >> announcer: now your accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >> a lot of blue on that screen. theo 30s and 40s out there. everybody but san francisco has the possibility of experiencing freezing temperatures. so protect those pets and plants. and it will happen again wednesday morning, possibly thursday morning, one

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the future world, so i think you could argue the first blows of the cold war are coming in the opera house in san francisco in the house of the fairmont hotel. >> he has no illusions about the russians. let's read some of these quotes from his-- he says we need to stop the reds immediately. he's reporting back to truman simply saying we can't give an inch. he uses the word appeasement, which the last time we heard that word used was in munich and presumably his view on munich was not what it was in 1945. could you talk a little bit more about what were his attitudes towards the russians? why was he so quick to see them as not really allies anymore, but enemies? what was happening in europe at the time? i know there was a large polish community and michigan. did that play a role in his worldview? >> yes, indeed. first of all he had thought diplomatic recognition of the soviet union, an arch anti-communist from early on. of there was a large polish community in the detroit area and he had a lot of friends and was sensitive to that both sensitive politically, but also it to raised his sensiti