it is called patriot -- the patriot way and that starts with coach belichick. want to thank all of you for being with us. the patriots are and a credible organization and the super bowl victory was a complete team effort. that is the beauty of what they do. they went as a team. .- win as a team with your backs against the wall and the pundits, good old pundits, they are wrong a lot tomorrow they? saying you could not do it, the game was over. you pulled off the greatest super bowl comeback of all time. one of the greatest comebacks of all time but the greatest super bowl come back of all time and that was just special. i looked at odds, they give you less than one half of 1% of winning the game. the coach said, let's go for three, he is losing by so much, he said that scotus three and i said what is he doing, though it -- it was a great decision, coach. i tell him that all the time. by fourth-down conversion danny ammon dola. where did he go? -- he is shyack by little bit. you were not shy when you hit that guy, were you? he did not mind hitting. great job. by

this is not about being patriotic or not being patriotic.t is about delivering what the people want, and the problem, of course, with macron is -- the isng i said about le pen true of him, too. when he starts to try to reform france in the very mild way mr. schroeder reformed germany 10 or 15 years ago, he will run up against the same barriers sarkozy had, that anyone has ever had, that he himself had when he was minister of the economy in france. the french do not want to reform. you will have the students out on the street, the pensioners out on the street, workers out on the street, and every reformer in france has run up sonnst this sort of surly nous -- without us. terrible. this is why micron wants to break. the last government was centerleft, and then you have the ultraleft for testing in the streets and the right who was protesting. he wants to form, actually, a great coalition like we had in germany and have all the reformers of both sides of the spectrum joined him, and if he succeeds, i think it is really to shape oft chance its e

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aaron hernandez an up and comer on the powerhouse new england patriots.ayed in a super bowl. >> touchdown hernandez! >> reporter: and had a contract worth $40 million. but shortly after 3:00 this morning prison guards found the 27-year-old unresponsive in his cell at the souza-baranowski correctional center in shirley, massachusetts. officials say he was found hanging from a bed sheet with a bible verse john 3:16, a reference to eternal life through jesus, written across his forehead. hernandez was serving a life sentence without the possibility of parole for the 2013 murder of odin lloyd, a semi-professional football player who was dating the sister of hernandez's fiancee. >> the first thing you think of when you hear about the death of aaron hernandez is the death of odin lloyd and what his family had to go through with his death. >> reporter: only five days ago -- >> you find the defendant not guilty, guilty of murder in the first degree, guilty of murder in the second degree? >> not guilty. >> reporter: he had just been acquitted in a separate murder

also our great patriot fans here and throughout patriot nation, thank you for coming out here today. as mr. kraft said, this is really a special team. these guys work incredibly hard all year, they put all the work in in advance when we didn't have anything to show for it. then as the year went along, a total of 17 victories, they were all tough. these guys are mentally tough, they're physically tough. they love to compete and they knew how to compete under pressure, and that's probably when we played our best football, as we saw in overtime in the super bowl. i'm incredibly proud and honored to coach this group with our coaching staff. our coaching staff did a tremus job this year. i'm so appreciative of them, and this day really is a great -- you know, it's a great day for us. it's a thrill to be here and we appreciate your support, and we appreciate the -- again, the great treatment that we received from the president and his staff. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> and we have one other presentation to make. super bowl li helmet. [ applause ] >> there you have it. president tr

also our great patriot fans here and throughout patriot nation, thank you for coming out today. as mr. kraft said, this is really a special team. these guys work incredibly hard all year. they put all the work in in advance when we didn't have anything to show for it. then as the year went along, total of 17 victories, they were all tough. these guys are mentally tough, they're physically tough. they love to compete. they knew how to compete under pressure. that's probably when we played our best football, as we saw in overtime in the super bowl. i'm incredibly proud and honored to coach this group with our coaching staff. our coaching staff did a tremendous job this year. and this day really is a great, you know, great day for us. it's a thrill to be here and we appreciate your support and we approa approach -- appreciate the great treatment from the president and his staff. thank you very much. and we have one other presentation to make. super bowl xi helmet. [ applause ] >> thank you, everybody. >> sandra: a big day, a big moment for new england patriots and their fan, being

and number 45 patriots jersey. i've got a bunch of voices i want to bring in. christine brennan, as our cnn sports analyst, i almost didn't recognize bill belichick in a suit and tie. just how special is this, especially with a nod from bob kraft on his journey to the white house and the presence of so many players, minus a few? >> oh, yes, minus seven, including tom brady who said he had family obligations but the other six are people who were not trump fans or supporters and said so on twitter or social media or what have you. the patriots and donald trump have been linked during the campaign, as trump alluded to, the belichick letter and tom brady supported him and his wife. who knows. there's all of that and his support financially. also, this is the first time that a team is coming to the white house to visit president trump and that by itself is a big deal. the sadness of it happening today, aaron hernandez being found hanged in his jail cell, of course, he went to the super bowl. so there's so much going on

it is true fewer patriots players showed up from two years ago.urprised tom brady didn't show up. >> i was surprised, too. >> probably polishing a helmet or something. when you look at the total number of people, it's about the same, as you pointed out they were positioned differently, weren't in the shot. they were in the seats instead of the stairs. >> this is from the sports department at that. the sports department which shouldn't have bias in all this other than maybeyou know, what they think of the patriots and yet they're out there trying to effectively say they don't like it. >> i will say this of the "new york times," the "times" sports editor gave a statement to yahoo! news, he's not named here. bad tweet by me, terrible tweet, i wish i could say it's complicated. no, it's straightforward, i'm an idiot! it was my idea. my execution, my blunder. that's what you call the full mea culpa, i screwed up. trish: i'm an idiot. wow, he came out and said it. i've always said, the american public are willing to forgive and forget sometimes and you'

also our patriot fans here and the patriot nation. thank you for coming out today. mr.ft, this is really a special team, these guys work incredible hard all year, they put all the work in advance when we didn't have anything to show for it. and then as the year went along, a total of 17 victories, these guys are mentally tough, they knew how to compete under pressure, and that's probably when we played our best football, as we saw in overtime in the super bowl. so incredibly proud and honored to coach this group with our coaching staff, our coaching staff did a trendo jobhis year. i'm so appreciative of them. and then this day reay is a great -- it's a great day for us. it's a thrill to be here, and we appreciate your support, and we appreciate, again, the great treatment that we've received from the president and his staff. thank you very much. [applause] and we have one other presentation to make. super bowl 51 helmet. [applause] . trish: all right. a photo op opportunity there, you see the president alongside the coach from the patriots, bill bell check who just spok

the most patriotic skeptical we have ever seen.ou can get a sense of this patriotism being displayed. the president of the united states, by his order, closed all of the federal offices that today so folks could attend. you had congress, women's suffrage advocates marching, boy scouts, all types of dignitaries participating. again, the president at the time hoped this would happen. at the front of the parade, was president woodrow wilson. this was him after he had led the parade. he then goes to the viewing stand so the parade to come by. he marched in front of the parade. he had a big straw hat on, an american flag over his shoulder, and everybody was cheering in the crowd. eventually, he made his way to this grand stand to review the parade at the end. at one point, there was a bunch of handlers who released several hundred carrier pigeons into the air, too, in their words, send the message of preparedness all over the capital. these pigeons were sent out as part of a display, perhaps of patriotism. so, preparedness, is alive and

the patriots responded saying the picture lacks context...and the football staff was sitting on the south lawn instead of standing on the stairs. (darya) later today the 49ers and the raiders will get a look at their schedule for the upcoming n-f-l season. one of the biggest questions for the raiders is when they will play the new england patriots in mexico city. and the niners will find out when the rival dallas cowboys will come to town. the schedules will be released at 5:00 this evening. ( darya ) take a look at this.... tennis star serena williams is pregnant. serena made the announcement on snapchat yesterday saying she is 20 weeks along. the 35-year-old tennis star has been engaged to reddit co- founder alexis ohanian since late december. this is the couple's first child. (james) coming up on the kron four morning news... we'll tell you why this iceberg is causing a big mess for people who live in on canadian town. (jessica) i love beneful healthy weight because the first ingredient is chicken. (riley) man, this chicken is spectacular!

the family could demand the patriots pay up >> it doesn't necessarily mean the patriots will pay all sums of money. that are identified as guaranteed under the contract. they could certainly refuse the request or the demand. >> bottom line, there would be a lot of legal wrangling. and there's an argument ton made. so -- to be made. i can verify, the first part of this post is true. if you die during the appeal of a conviction, yeah, that's right. it's essentially null and void if that passes. but the second part of this, i can't really verify if that's true or false or not. the answer to whether aaron hernandez's family is owed money, that would be up to a judge. now, i got this post from about five or six of you who e-mailed me. if you see something on your social media feeds or on terv -- tv, you're wondering if it's true, send it to me. find me on facebook adam long why tv, verify it on wusa9.com. >>> apple is a tech powerhouse. and people there but that's changed tonight. so is it about the iphone 8? then, oo la la! dc foodies welcome a world famous french bakery to town. >>> and

i want to talk to a patriot that boycotted today's event. >> lets get to it. good evening to all of you, brian, lets start with the news here, you have been keeping a close eye on this story, what's the latest how we know of all of this went down. >> a law enforcement called paul wise. wendy walsh made a phone call to fox reporting what she says was harassme harassment. an investigation took place as a result of her phone call. we don't know what the murdocks found. he's been cancelled which is an astonishing. he was the biggest star and we'll see where he will go but definitely not on fox. >> influential when it comes to politics and the republican party and this particular president. other news when it comes to this. fox is getting new sexual harassment from current employees until today? >> yes. even today fox fuse contributor who had spoken to new york times privately gone public and is speaking out about this. lisa woo represents lyndsey wal walsh, even though wylie is gone, there are other issues for fox. >> fox's exec sutive spear, the is more to come >

this patriotic, world war i parade. 52 bands paraded. groups, soldiers, national guard, many veterans war, nursesnish groups, boy scouts, you name it. curiously, no labor groups. folks,ns, working-class and they purposefully chose to boycott the event. one oregon newspaper called this parade the greatest demonstration in support of a national movement that the west had ever seen. this was a huge outpouring for the moment. once in the city, the family grabbed the spot on market street. by this point, they are jammed shoulder to shoulder with these 50,000 plus onlookers. what happened next, after 2 p.m., about a half an hour into the prey. would deem one of the most pathetic results of the explosion. as it she held billy up and his arms -- her arms. -- her arms, a bomb exploded. it took off both of her legs. as young, 26 are old mother. helpons dredges rebel to her but the wounds proved fatal. days -- a dazed from the shock, her husband stumbled away very, kind of upset from all this. the two children miraculously survived the attack. it w

but now the new eng patriots are calling "the times" out. news headlines 24/7 is here to discuss. >> pretty big mistake by "the new york times." the patriots were at the white house celebrating their big super bowl victory. like you just saw "the new york times" tweeted out a comparison photo that appears to show a whole lot more people surrounding president trump in 2015 than were is your -- rather president obama in 2015 than president trump yesterday. well, you know -- by the way, that picture was retweeted about 50,000 times so it was making the rounds on social media. >> sandra: the president retweeted it. >> not so fast. the patriots actually issued an official correction on that picture. they tweeted these photos lack context. fact, in 2015, over 40 football staff were on the stairs. in 2017 they were seated on the south lawn. that picture comparison right there was completely inaccurate. >> sandra: i can hear our viewers at home. can we just leave politics out of sports? >> exactly. to break down the real numbers of who was there and

after learning former patriot found dead in prison cell. apparent suicide before you investigating. >> reporter: questions surrounding the death of aaron hernandez. body with the state medical examiner. found in cell with john 3: 16 across his forehead. reference s death and eternal life. calling it suicide. saying hanged himself with a bed sheet. posting today my heart hurts. worst news i could have imagined. but some close to him suspect foul play. >> something is not right. doesn't add up. >> he was just acquitted in 2012 double murder. emotional in court. blowing kisses to daughter. >> guilty of murder in first degree. >> appealing life sentence for another murder. stunning fall from grace for the former patriot. cut from team. arrested for 2013 murder of his friend odin lloyd. lawyers saying no conversations or correspondence from aaron indicating anything like this was possible. looking forward for opportunity for second chance to prove his innocence. many patriots visited the white house and cousin remembered better days. >> he was f

the new england patriots releasing a short message that the patriots are aware of the report but don't anticipate statements being put out today in massachusetts, molly line, fox news. >>> and people here at home, san jose state police are issuing an alert to students and faculty about an attempted assault. it happened at 7:45 last night in the area of south 7th street not far from san jose city hall. the victim told police she was jogging when a man lunged the her as she tried to run away. he chased after her trying to grab her. she was able to escape with the help of a studenty. the woman described -- help of a student. the woman described the attacker as 63 inches tall with a thin build. call santa fe state police immediately. >>> and in sonoma county, police are searching for a man who stabbed another outside of the heelsburg community center yesterday afternoon. the 22-year-old gonzalez stabbed a 23-year-old man in the arm following an argument outside of the center. the victim is listed in stable condition and the community center hosts an after-school program, but police say no

drafted by the patriots in 2010. went on then in 2012 to get another contract for $40 million in total and a year after that murdered odin lloyd. >> always connected to trouble back in connecticut. never fully escaped a crowd he ran with there and ultimately again convicted of killing odin lloyd. thanks so much. joining us now is ben, nfl reporter and former ward of the jail. warden, let me start with you. i have to believe that aaron hernandez was the highest profile inmate in this facility. i have to believe they had their eye on him. so how does this happen? how do you find an inmate like this dead one morning? >> well, correction officers are required to do supervisory visits of the housing units, and normally that's anywhere from 15 to 30 minutes. i haven't seen the policisies and procedures of their prison, but i would assume they would have to check on the prisoners every 30 minutes. that gives mr. hernandez an awful lot of time to prepare for what he was going to do that evening. you know, tieing the sheet ar

patriots calling foul tweeting these photos lacks context. in 2000 over 40 football staff were on the stairs in 2017 then were seated on the south one. on closer inspection using difference is clear. they are releasing this apology, bed tweet by me. i wish i could say was complicated but this is straightforward, i am an idiot. that didn't stop donald trump from calling out the mistake tweeting the new york times which has been calling me run for two years just got caught in a big lie concerning the patriots visit to the white house, he wasn't the only one sounding off, mark freeze tweeting have to appreciate the mea culpa -- always trying to match this and this is what bias looks like when you are too eager to have something so good to share with mike and his like-minded people. ascertaining publications list by fourth page side-by-side photo comparison they lost credibility. >> really unfortunate that had to happen. richard simmons comes out of hiding after three years. the shocking first photos seen here so simmons covering a blanket, only

i took the job with the patriots in 2000. the first meeting we had in the spring, this is back in the old foxborough stadium, a small room, we're squeezing the whole team in there. here comes the first round draft pick from the prior year, he walks into the front, not the back, sits down. i've already started the meeting. i had three, four minutes into it. and i just look at him like, what are you doing? he said, sorry, coach. sorry? get out of here. we're not going to start this program off with you walking in whenever you feel like walking in, whether you're a number one draft choice or not. we're not going to run a team like this. >> suzy joins us now with more on what bill belichick had to say. how does his view of leadership, focusing on the dependable players rather than the star player, line up with what you know about leadership? >> it's so different from, a, what you're taught, and what managers end up doing in real life. in real life, you're the manager and you count on your stars to hit the ball out of the park to

system guarding against an attack from north korea. >> basically what a patriot does is it determines an inbound threat missile, we fire a patriot missile at it and it's a bullet on bullet scenario where the patriot missile hits the threat missile and destroys it. >> reporter: one of the generals in charge of all u.s. forces in korea tells me the situation is that is our best deterrent. but we take this -- his threats and his developments very seriously. >> reporter: and tom, even though the north koreans have yet to conduct that sixth underground nuclear test, the general told me it could happen any time. tom. >> martha raddatz monitoring those developments tonight. thank you. >>> for more on north korea's moves, let's bring in retired colonel steve ganyard for more on that north korean arsenal. you reviewed that video. what did you see in that parade that you found troubling? >> several things, tom. the first is those big canisters. it clearly signals north korea's intent to build bigger, longer range missiles that eventually could hit the continental united states. also the diversi

i know you love the patriots and you love tom brady.riots or tom brady? >> it's tough. it's a tough thing. >> jimmy: because the patriots in and of themselves aren't as handsome as tom brady. >> few are. [ laughter ] i don't know, it's tough. tom's up there. >> jimmy: he's up there. >> i love the patriots like any sports entity, but tom is a special man. >> jimmy: this is interesting. this is a video -- who shot this video? >> we went to the super bowl and i had a couple boston buddies. and renner. jeremy renner was with us and it was one of renner's buddies who had kind of seen me spike in enthusiasm throughout the game and chose to film the final seconds. i didn't know it was happening. >> jimmy: this is a game where the patriots are down what, 25 points? >> the most emotional game i've ever been a part of. truly any one of you would have been a part of too. i don't care what sport you're into. it's the best game you've ever seen. >> jimmy: the game was unbelievable. unless you're from atlanta. then it was terrible. >> jimmy: but i ho

again, congratulations to super bowl champions, the new england patriots. >> at least six patriot players boycotted the visit. most of them expressing dismay over president trump. deciding political reasons for not attending. quarterback tom brady also did not make the trip. but because of personal family members we are told. the patriots cited rob rakowski made a cameo appearance. he offered to help press secretary sean spicer. spicer politely declined. >> that's going to do it for us. >>> ktvu fox 2 news at 5:00 starts now.>>> uc berkeley tells a republican student group it has to postpone a scheduled speech by conservative commentator ann coulter but the group says the speech is going forward as planned. at evening i'm heather holmes. >> and i'm frank somerville, we will get to the story in just a moment but first we begin with breaking news, major delays in the eastgate -- east bay to twitter bart culture a man is threatening to jump from an elevated platform, a bus bridge is in place between lafayette and pleasant hill, there is the man. a live look from skyfox at the lafayette stati

i think it's patriotic 100%.of people fought in men and women served in the military and lost their lives and gave their blood and families don't have parents now because of the sacrifices people have made. god bless america and the flag. >> eric: good luck if you want to try to walk that back. nbc sports announcer. are you kidding me? you start every sports game in america with the national anthe anthem. >> kimberly: baseball, apple high and the flag. >> greg: most drivers are still using their phones behind the wheel. a scary new survey next. when a fire destroyed the living room. we were able to replace everything in it. liberty did what? liberty mutual paid to replace all of our property that was damaged. and we didn't have to touch our savings. yeah, our insurance won't do that. well, there goes my boat. you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty stands with you™ liberty mutual insurance you didn't know we had over 26,000 local activities listed on our app. or that you could book them

news of his death came as his former team the patriots were being honored for their superbowl win at the white house. >> all right, thomas, it is 5:20 right now. you know this will be widely attended. there will be funeral for the victim whose murder ended up on facebook, it will be this weekend. police say stiviano ends suspect shot and killed this man, 74 year old robert godwin, senior, sunday as he was simply walking along in cleveland's east side. now, he was father of ten, a grandfather of 14, deeply loved by so many, there is the suspect who shot and killed himself tuesday, after a 2-mile chase with police in erie, pennsylvania. >> and a plea this morning, to help identify this man. nobody knows who he is. he has dementia. he was found at the airport in philadelphia, so medics say they took him from the airport over to methodist hospital last month. and he still is there. no one can figure out who he is. they do know he only speaks spanish, but is not really able to communicate. investigators think he's between 80 to eight a years old. >> i didn't do that. >> you tell me what y

that's the patriotic slowing p for the new executive order.hite house says it will boost sales of american products and hiring of american weeks, but, rick, you say this is really a negotiating position for the president. explain. >> yeah, as silicon valley free trader, i used to be terrified about trump's words about trade and thought he might launch a trade war and now i see and when i look at his administration and how the goldman sachs wing is as important or maybe more important than the bannon wing. he's scoring points with the base and using this once again as negotiating leverage. the key to understanding trump is that he says stuff for negotiating leverage. david: well, there are points to be made here, e-mack. one is hiring americans. the h1b visas that go to highly trained foreign workers. 80% of the immigrants who have an h1b visa earned less than the median wage, are they hired because they're cheap labor, which is what trump doesn't want or they can't find american workers. >> studies suggest it's cheap labor. congressional heari

we thought it was ridiculous. >> guest: i don't know why you are afraid of trump he is an american patriot. he carry -- he cares a lot of his reputation if he buys the airline he will try to do the right thing. i share your high opinions of c-span and appointed this out to the c-span audience before you would not have a fair chance of like if somebody ever complains about the bias is c-span, it took a nixon republican to do that. that's why i'm a republican. the american way. >> host: tagged also talked about gerrymandering. >> guest: yeah, i know, that's an old corruption. whenever a society is failing as a human being. people are greedy and self-centered, deceitful. but what would you expect? that's why we have a system of checks and balance is and how gerrymanders have got away with requiring an expert, which i have not. it's an ongoing battle. you want to talk treason. you can't have a country if you don't have borders. but i'm just repeating what trump already said. >> host: what is a red diaper baby? >> guest: ever read diaper baby. my parents were card-carrying members, which is par

hernandez played his last game as a patriot in 2013. today many of his former teammates were at the white house celebrating their super bowl championship. >> sad story with a sad ending and really no witness. >> his attorneys are calling for a transparent and thorough investigation into hernandez's death. and prison officials do say their investigation into the circumstances surrounding hernandez's death is continuing right now. jay gray, nbc news, shirley, massachusetts. > >>> the patriots players skipped the ceremony for political reasons. the patriots owner presented trump with a personalized super bowl enginejersey. >>> trump signed a bill extending a program for veterans. the program allows vets to more easily go outside the health system for care. it would have expired in august. the department of homeland security can wanthouse to be on the lookout for a new phone scamp. they pose and try to get you to give up your personal information. they even spoof your caller i.d. to make it look like they are calling from the homeland secur

i know you love the patriots and you love tom brady. it's tough. it's a tough thing. >> jimmy: because the patriots in and of themselves aren't as happ handsome as tom brady. >> few are. [ laughter ] tom's up there. >> jimmy: he's up there. >> i love the patriots like any sports entity, but tom is a special man. >> jimmy: this is interesting. this is a video -- who shot this video? >> we went to the super bowl and i had a couple boston buddies. and renner. jeremy renner was with us and it was one of renner's buddies who had kind of seen me spike in enthusiasm throughout the game and chose to film the final seconds. i didn't know it was happening. >> jimmy: this is a game where the patriots are down what, 25 points? >> the most emotional game i've ever been a part of. truly any one of you would have been a part of too. i don't care what sport you're into. the best game -- >> jimmy: the game was unbelievable. unless you're from atlanta. then it was terrible. >> jimmy: but i hope if you're a sports fan you can at least appreciate -- >> jim

the patriots don't own the family members anything unless they later find out they were involved.one has alleged that. the family doesn't say the patriots owe them but invite them to kick in, to somehow contribute, because there was all this tragic impact on other families. but nobody is suggesting in a legal way the patriots were crimes. >> jose baez who once defended casey anthony in florida, he was handling the appeal in this case. he is not satisfied this definitively a suicide. we just heard that the judges ordered evidence to be preserved in the case. what can we glean from this? curious or routine? >> pretty routine. in journalism, it's an apparent suicide. in court cases, alleged suicide. there's no indication or evidence to come out that this was anything other than what it looks like, a suicide, but any time you have an individual who dies in police or prison custody, and you don't have automatic video or good eyewitness testimony about it, it is pretty standard. the judge eluded to in the report you just showed to say let's make sure. so it is often treated as an allege

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i reached out to several players on the patriots team. current and former.s to say, none has reacted. i know these guys. they all knew him. he was a bad difficulguy. had a safe house away from his normal house when he played for the patriots. they don't hand out $5 million contracts for anybody. they had a lot of faith. bob kraft is said to have been duped by hernandez. they will be asked about aaron hernandez and what the team knew then and did they look the other way. could they have done more to reform this bad character? they will have to comment on it. tom brady knows him well and bob kraft and bill belichick. >> you make the right point. this is always a mixed bag when an athlete does something terrib terrible. you have sympathy of what he did on the field. it pales in comparison to the family of odin lloyd. how good he was to the family. for him to be killed the way he was. >> totally. i don't follow it as closely as you. of course, that gripped the nation. odin lloyd sent texts. he knew the situation and tried to get out of it. he knew hernandez was

former new england patriot, aaron hernandez, found dead in his jail cell overnight.tails coming in right now. >>> sinkholes in the east bay, scary scene for seniors watching this hole inch closer to their homes. >>> it's dry as you head out the door, but we have one more storm before a big change arrives here in the bay area. here's mike nicco. >> morning, tasha and reggie. it's dry this morning but there's fog developing and spreading through the north bay from santa rosa, half mile to quarter mile petaluma. getting kind of dangerously low, the visibility there. dress warmer, 42 to 55. brighter at lunch, 58 to 64, our spread. and 4:00, 49 to 67. evening commute will be quiet but when we get to 9:00, that's when the next storm arrives. we will have an hour by hour look at that coming up. >>> westbound 580, reports of a disabled vehicle and we have not confirmed which lane that is in, but a quick delay. no issues santa rosa to petaluma, or castro valley to the maze, we are improving. and then still in the red at 20 minutes for 280 to 680. >>> aaron hernandez found dea

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in the spring of 2014, it's home for former new england patriot aaron hernandez.his lawyers prepare to defend him against charges he murdered odin lloyd. but before he goes to trial for killing lloyd, he faces a judge as the prime suspect in two other murders. the 2012 homicides of daniel de abreu and safiro furtado. nearly two full years after the homicides of the cape verdian immigrants, hernandez is indicted, accused of killing de abreu with a shot to the chest and furtado with a bullet to his head. >> aaron hernandez fired a .38 caliber revolver multiple times from the driver's side of his vehicle. >> it's all overwhelming for maria teixeira, safiro furtado's mother, who begins crying almost as soon as she walks into the arraignment. >> translator: it's a sadness that overtakes my life. it's a terrible pain inside me. >> kill and murder safiro furtado. how do you plead to this indictment? >> not guilty. >> evidence suggests that in the months leading up to july 2012, the defendant had become increasingly sensitive and angered by what he believed to be people t

not to act is to act but i believe for every freedom loving patriot in america the time is come for all of us to stand together to declare we are one nation under god. [inaudible conversations] >> keyword watching book tv on c-span2 hour live coverage of the 15th annual annapolis book festival now former nsa director michael hayden discussing terrorism and intelligence. [inaudible conversations] >> welcome to this event at the annapolis book festival i make keys school parent listens to graduated them also a professor at the naval academy

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governmenen, when the government stood up and introduce the patriot act, that really set off lots of alarm bebells. go back to october and november in2001 and you will find most major american newspapers people reacting with a fair amount of alarm over the fact the government had now suggested and opposed ththat they seize nw surveillance and detention powers that were quite radical. the patriot act became the and thef e extremismsm danger of overreach on the part of the government. so much so that when the u.s. congress, as compliantnt as they were, and acted the patriot act by an overall majority, even the u.s. congrgress two o weeks aftr septemember 11 inserted into the patriot act a provision that says the power this law createts will expire in four years. the reason being that everyone recognized this was an incredibly radical piece of legislation and that nobody wanted this to become permanent as part of america's political landscape. it was justified only because the situation was so extreme. later, thears situation was no longer extreme and the ideaea was those poweres could

coincidentally -- >> the patriots headed to the white house today. some of the team members will be there celebrating their super bowl victory and will no doubt be asked about the death of hernandez. >> thanks for joining us on this wednesday morning. sorry about that. i got a tickle in my throat. i'm kris sanchez. >> i'm sam brock. you're good. we're going to get to a check of the weather with kari hall. a drying trend kind of starting here. >> we're going to be dry for a little while. as you get ready to step out the door, no showers coming down at this point. no need for an umbrella. the rain will be later on tonight. we are seeing a few passing clouds in san francisco right now as we take a live look and also going to see temperatures that will be cool to start. 56 degrees in oakland and san francisco at 52 degrees. 50 in napa, and look at that temperature trend as we go through today, as we take a live look outside at san jose. evergreen will see highs reaching into the upper 60s. it will be a nice day. but then showers won't be far behind. we'l