. >>: heart >> philippe: heart -- bringing the house down. a family affair on stage, translating into a super start in santa clara and the count down to super bowl 50. >>: "heart is one of my favorites." >> philippe: and, the best part about this is that most of the people we;ve spoken with are locals. many of them living just blocks away. >>: "it's a great day in the neighborhood." >>: "very local, right around the corner actually, we walked over here." >>: "super bowl 50, right here in santa clara." >> philippe: with several law enforcement agencies keeping an eye on the festivies. security at mission college was tight. but aside from the wind, the free-concert drawing some five- thousand people. and, visitor's soaking it all in. >>: "yah, super bowl, yay." >> philippe: cooks in the back of food trucks were busy keeping the long lines happy. and, the food must have been good, because the lines stayed long. >>: phil hawkins band >> philippe: local bands also hit the stage -- drawing people out of their seats and onto the dance floor. >>: "we

what have they done under philippe dauman?trategy has been plying profits into share buybacks. carol: people calling it a lost decade. felix: yeah, in the meantime in retrospect it seems like there would have been better ways to use those profits. also, paramount has had a very slim slate of movies, too, so they have been trying to bulk that up, trying to do tv production in addition to movie production, but that also feels like they are a little bit slow to get into that. carol: such a great -- david: thank you very much. coming up, this week's etc. section in the magazine. carol: we talk about an up-and-coming company and its move to be the patagonia of hunting gear. we have the details when bloomberg tv returns. ♪ carol: for hillary clinton and bernie sanders, the next out of ground will be nevada and south carolina. >> we have got a proven track record of doing what works better, and now we just need another democratic president to build on the successes of these two terms, because otherwise we are just going back to that

what have they done under philippe dauman?is strategy has been plowing profits into share buybacks. david: people calling it a lost decade. >> yeah, in the meantime in retrospect it seems like there would have been better ways to use those profits. and also at the same time, , paramount has had a very slim slate of movies, too, so they have been trying to bulk that up, trying to do tv production in addition to movie production, but that also feels like they are a little bit slow to get into that. david: such a great piece. thank you so much. carol: you said the state because there will be more to come. david: coming up, this week's etc. section in the magazine. carol: you bet. we talk about an up-and-coming company and its move to be the patagonia of hunting gear. we have the details when bloomberg tv returns. ♪ ♪ carol: for hillary clinton and bernie sanders, the next out of -- battleground will be nevada and south carolina. david: we have hillary appearing at a town hall in august. ms. clinton: we have got a proven track rec

with kron four's philippe djegal who watched the game from the stands. and, caught up with fans of the winning broncos, on their way out. philippe. > >phillippe: no way to describe it other than a spectacular evning, they did it right people wioll remember it for the rest of their life and it's sad to see this super bowl stuff go after watching their team celebrate, many fans waiting a long time watching the whole celebration broncos fans walked out beaming many flew out here for the game and will be living on ramen noodles for a while considering how much they spent on it > > : i love the way you roll little broncos in the house > > awesome game > > bronco defense dominated > > : amazing, best game ever > > : love peyton manning! > > : perfect storybook ending > > : this might be his last year and he needed it. he's a gentleman and he earned i . cam newton should take note > > philippe: look inside the stadium with people cheering the entire time this woman paid more than 3k dollasrrs for her tickets and it looks like she made the right investment >> vi

i believe this was philippe's story yesterday. so we should have video. new at 11. a san jose police officer who was fired last year after posting threatening comments online to those protesting the deaths of unarmed black men in ferguson, missouri, and new york.is back on the force. phillip white re-joined the s-j- p-d earlier this month. after convincing an independent arbitrator that being fired was white posted several comments on twitter back in december of 2014.saying he would kill any anti-police protesters who threatened his family. s-j-p-d says white won't be on patrol.instead he will administer the department's body-worn camera program. staying in the south bay. san jose police are investigating a deadly car crash along camden avenue. kron four's philippe djegal spoke with neighbors who heard the crash, and say this was bound to happen. >> phillipe :ifa somber day in san jose -- as neighbors and friends of the victim's drop flowers off near the scene of the crash. weeping at their loss. >> : it was a big boom and you could hear multiple people screaming an

philippe got a $57 million pay package. betty: what is his total compensation?by a column? hundreds of millions of dollars? >> yeah. the generals are among the best paid. betty: now that there is this drama, and has been, between shari and philippe, how does this resolve? we know we have the revocable trust? >> nothing needs to happen. even if sumner dies, nothing needs to happen. betty: there's no way to reverse this decision? the decision for what happens bs after sumner dies, there is no way to reverse it. investor inactivist viacom. published a 99-page report. stake. such a small a lot of investors aren't happy for good reason. we saw what happened with the stock today. you so much. paul sweeney of bloomberg intelligence. another mover we are paying teslaion to, shares of have fallen to a two-year low. they are concerned cheaper gas is hurting demand for elon musk's electric cars. tomorrow, a look at the shares. ♪ ♪ betty: welcome back. this is bloomberg "markets." banking and deutsche bank, the concern germany's largest bank won't be able to pay its upcomin

philippe djegal was inside with all the action talking with fans. >> vicki: alecia reid is standing by. with a traffic update. first, we start with mark carpenter and j-r stone. live at levi's stadium. these guys have been out there all day capturing all the experience. they join us with reaction from tonight's game. >> : became wrapped up ronson and 30--became wrapped up on 730 they talked of how they could not stopcam newton and that is exactly what we saw on them with tight defense and no locker room and the game plan was to harass cam, who was sacked 6 times they turned the ball over 4 times 21 first downs to denver's 11

philippe. >> reporter:yes, pam. in just a minute, you'll meet gabriel makinano. an admitted former gangster who now serves as a community organizer here in antioch. we first met him two weeks ago at a cease-fire walk. and, yet there's been another homicide. courtesy of east county today. these are pictures from monday's block of oakley road. antioch police say an 18-year- old man named kail miramontes was found on the ground suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. he later died. at this time, police have not possible suspect. investigators also saying it's too early to tell if this was a gang-related shooting, but gabriel makinano is convinced it is. acting police lieutenant thomas fuhrmann says his department has certainly seen in spike in violent crimes this past month. four deadly shootings. two of them ruled homicides. one is still under review by the district attorney's office. makinano has been convicted of an served time in jail in the past for gang crimes committed here in antioch, but he has turned his life around and now serves as a community organizer

philippe. >> reporter:pam. the city of bekerley launched this inspection program about a month after the collapse. and, have been working to past six months. we now know that inspectors have found safety concerns at about 18-percent of the buildings inspected. sot- "this is the worst tragedy i've seen in my professional career." six people killed, at least a half dozen others seriously injuried when last june, a fifth-floor balcony at library gardens toppled over. sot- "we wanted to as best we could, make sure it never happens again." city planning and development director eric angstadt says, with direction from the city council, formed a task force last summer, made up of building experts, to make local changes to the state building code to make external elements, like balconies, wooden staircases and decks, safer. sot- "one, we required cross ventilation, so that in the event water gets in from any source, it has a way to evaporate." that's because angstadt says standing water can speep up structure. vents wo

in santa clara, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> vicki : super bowl football players arriving here in the bay area. and what are we talking about? cam's versace pants. next up when fashion eclipses football. >> j.r. :let the countdown to the super bowl began with the panthers and the broncos now in the bay area the broncos flags signaling that team's arrival with peyton manning getting off the plane former broncos super bowl mvp was here and then they got on some of the buses and headed to the nearby hotels the panthers went about an hour later with both teams staying in hotels near levi stadium not in san francisco and here is cam stealing the show with these tight gold in zebra pence --golden zebra pants and we see spike lee here in the garden and we go to the first quarter with steph curry warriors down to--down by 2 then47-40 warriors starting to take control green was attacking and looking good from outside the 3 point shot' then draymond to thompson at this point it was around 80- 64 here's a scratch on steph's head, carmello anthony scr atched him another 3 pointer by thomps

philippe djegal, kron four news. coming up on kron 4 news weekend. our super bowl coverage continues. traffic around the big game already expected to be a nightmare but could uber drivers make it even worse. plus. plus we take you inside one of the biggest parties in the bay area and hear from some of the biggest stars in music, movies and sports. and for your health. growing concerns over the zika virus. why some think it may be more easily transmitted. >> marty:welcome back to kron 4 news weekend. a beautiful day expected across >> reporter: level of the sematech a bridge and a haze in the background of a set of that we of clouds over across the general area entablatures still holding in the upper 30's far east bay notice the see of her thirties of the sadder rose at 39 content 7 cisco 49 in the self they forties' to be found the big woman begin this afternoon tomorrow a cloud sector. not a major deal but scattered clouds a few hours of fog may check in the east bay by 3:00 p.m. were going all over the bay about 7 that with sunny skies and then if

and also because i don't think we have anything valuable to steal. >> phillipe :in hillsborough, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> vicki : new at eleven. a san francisco man has been charged in that melee at a klu klux klan in anaheim yesterday. the kkk protest erupted into violence when klan members were confronted by some 30 counter- protestors. 51-year old charles donner of san francisco was one of six klansmen arrested on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon. witnesses say a klansman stabbed three counter protestors with the sharp point of a flagpole. and, two klansman were stomped, according to police. also arrested were seven counter-protestors.on assault charges. it's the biggest night in hollywood. the oscars have officially wrapped up and the a-listers have headed to their parties. kron 4's kate cagle is here to tell us who came out on top tonight. > >kate:the bay area had some wins a local woman won best actress. her career is just getting started. for all the fashion and glamour. tonight turned out to be leo's. who finally won his oscar. then there was best acress. brie

where as kron four's philippe djegal reports. a 31-year-old man was hit by gunfire, while driving along northbound highway 242 near grant street. >> : we don't know if this was a random shooting, or if this person was a target. >> phillipe :but concord police corporal christopher blakely says the shooting does mirror at least one other reported at the end of last year. >> : in december, there was one up on 242, roughly in that same area -- that same patch. um, right now, it doesn't seem like its related but we're still looking into it. >> phillipe :this most recent shooting reported just after 7- 30 tuesday night. police say a 31-year-man from concord walked into the john muir medical center concord campus with a non-life threatening gunshot wound to the leg. blakely says the victim told investigators he was a passenger in a car when the shooting happened. the victim claims he was shot just before the grant street exit on northbound highway 242. then, dropped off at the hospital. the other witnesses in the car left before police

in berkeley, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> pam :coming up. crowded bart trains could one day be a thing of the past. there's new talk about a new transbay tube. raider fans get some exciting news today about their team and its future in the bay area. and the democrats go toe-to - toe. in their first debate following bernie sanders sweeping win in new hampshire. >> pam :hillary clinton and bernie sanders faced off in milwaukee tonight. for the first time since the tablesturned in the democratic primary fight for the white house. sanders -- now in the drivers seat after a win in new hampshire -- made sure to check his rival. while clinton tried to portray sanders plans, as unrealistic. sanders has been extremely popular among young democrats. but clinton pegs his promises as un-atainable. >>:that is a promise that cannot be kept and it is important and now we're getting to the rest of the country both of us are realistic and what we are proposing >> pam :now the two candidates are focusing on the next democratic primaries and caucuses which wil

. >> pam: kron four's philippe djegal is live at the john muir medical center - concord campus. that's where the victim received medical attention. >> pam: philippe. >> reporter:pam. >> reporter:right now, the concord police department says its unclear whether or not this was a targeted or random shooting. >> reporter:but we do know that the shooter is still out there. >>"anytime theres a shooting, its always concerning to us in law enforcement." >> reporter:this one particularly frightening. because corporal christopher blakely with the concord police department says tuesday night's shooting happened during the busy evening commute. >> reporter:blakely says at around 7-30 at night. a 31-year-old man showed up to john muir medical center's concord campus with a gunshot wound to the leg. >> reporter:he told officers he was shot while driving northbound on highway 242, approaching the grant street exit. >> "it doesn't sound like a case of road rage. it is undetermined what the motive is in this case." >> reporter:police say the man was a passenger in the car when the shooting happ

philippe. >> reporter:pam. is the largest san leandro has ever offered. today, we spoke with the ramirez family. still in mourning. reward. it was on this kenilworth avenue driveway in december 2014 where aspiring police detective joel ramirez was shot to death. killed outside his own home, after returning that morning from his girlfriends house. police say joel was not a gang member, and didn't have a criminal record. the case appears to have been one of mistaken identity. his aunt and godmother delia aceves says the family still hasn't recovered from that day, especially joel's mother. sot- "she was hoping that it was all a bad dream and she was just, you know, in any day he was gonna walk through the door and say hi mom, but you know, i think she's coming to the conclusion that its not going to happen." >> reporter:but aceves says hope has not run out in solving this case. the ramirez family has since moved out of the home near the crime scene. though, have kept in constant contact with members of the city council and the san leandro police. sot- "joel

philippe djegal, kron four news. >> pam :tonight. the family of stacey aguilar is speaking out on the murder charges filed against her boyfriend. her mother took to social media tonight. demanding the death penalty for pedraza. the sister of stacey aguilar. ruth. spoke with us earlier tonight on the phone. >>:it is hard for us and we want justice for my sister's death was it good sister a good mother and a good daughter and she had a lot of friends who care for her and love her she was a very special person to everyone >> pam :the family will hold a car wash in san jose on sunday. to help raise money for her funeral and her two children. her funeral is scheduled for monday. the suspect is expected to make a court appearance on friday. more big news we're following tonight. police are now linking the gruesome discovery of a headless torso in the east bay. to the disappearance of a missing brisbane woman. officials say, the dead husband of 57-year-old shelley titchener, was a person of interest in her disappearance. police say, he jump

to help solve this investigation kron four's philippe djegal spoke with the ramirez family -- hopeful, the new reward will help crack this case. >> phillipe :so, what would it mean to joel ramirezs' family to at long last have his case solved? >> : it's not gonna bring joel back, but i think its, um, it's gonna definitely bring us closure. >> phillipe :and, joel's aunt and godmother, delia aceves says she hopes the family just got 50-thousand dollars closer to that closure. >> : it has been a very difficult year for the whole family -- anyone that knew him. >> phillipe :on monday, the city council unanimously voted to double the reward money to 50- thousand dollars. part of a vow police made at ceremony honoring joel last december to catch the killer. >> : that person is out there and knows who they are. >> phillipe :the police department says this is the largest reward ever offered by the san leadro police department. and, the ramirez family says they're grateful for that. >> : we know that joel is not gonna be forgotten and that they're gonna do anything that's in their hands to sol

tonight, kron four's philippe djegal spoke with a trafficking expert. who is not surprised by this high-profile case. >> phillipe :a week in the bay area for nita belles, a far cry from a vacation away from home. >> : i absolutely do believe the super bowl leads to an increase in human trafficking. >> phillipe :though, the oregon- based human trafficking expert was not part of the sting operation, which led the santa clara county sherif''s human trafficking task force to a motel six tuesday. >> : ryan murphy's brother was cited -- and, um, ryan murphy was with him, we have to wonder why. >> phillipe :belles says knowing that a pro-athelte in the denver bronco's ryan murphy was in the area and questioned by police should sound the alarm. that no one is immune to this crime >> : last year, we had warren sapp that was arrested. um, years before we had eugene robinson. >> phillipe :managing director of the anti-trafficking non- profit "in our backyard," belles has also authored a trafficking book under the same title. and, even handed copies out last year a

what have they done under philippe dauman?ybacks. carol: people calling it a lost decade. >> yeah, in the meantime in retrospect it seems like there would have been better ways to use those profits. also, paramount has had a very slim slate of movies, too, so they have been trying to bulk that up, trying to do tv production in addition to movie production, but that also feels like they are a little bit slow to get into that. he's. such a great david: thank you very much. coming up, this week's etc. section in the magazine. anol: we talk about up-and-coming company and its move to be the patagonia of hunting gear. we have the details when bloomberg tv returns. ♪ carol: for hillary clinton and bernie sanders, the next out of ground will be nevada and south carolina. >> we have got a proven track record of doing what works and now we just need another democratic president to build on the successes of these we terms, because otherwise are just going back to that land , oneickle-down economics of the worst ideas of the 1980's, alon

tonight, kron four's philippe djegal spoke to a community organizer who says, he used to be a part of the problem. but he is now working hard for a solution. >> phillipe :admittedly a former gang member. >> : bullets have no names. >> phillipe :who in the past, was arrested and convicted of weapons and drugs charges here on the streets of antioch. >> : god showed up in my jail cell and asked me if i was finished. >> phillipe :47-year-old gabriel makinano is now the father of six kids with another one on the way. he's also a community organizer for the non-profit contra costa interfaith supporting community organization or ccisco. we first met him less than two weeks ago for a ceasefire walk held in town, near the scene of a deadly shooting. >> : it's gonna take a village to raise these children. >> phillipe :the most recent homicide happened monday on the 34-hundred block of oakley road where an 18-year-old man was shot and killed. these photos taken from that day courtesy of east county today. no arrests in that case have been announced. police haven't said yet whether or not it's a

kron four's philippe djegal spoke with people who live in the neighborhood where it happened. talked to those who are still shaken up. >> reporter:an onslaught of gunfire heard two homes down from daniel sepulveda. sot- "i don't know, 45 shots or and, he hit the deck. sot- "cuz growing up out here, i know better." another neighbor says there were sepulveda says they were relentless. sot- "like 15 seconds of straight gunfire, and then there was like five seconds of quiet. and then like another barrage. like whoever did that, in my opinion was an assassination." the house walls now riddled with bullet holes. sot- "once the gunshots stopped, i walked up the street and saw the bodies." police say the gunmen sped off in a maroon sedan. sot- "just what made it odd for me, there was no "errr" afterwords." neighbors say the man who died lived in this porter street home. at around four o'clock friday afternoon. they say he was standing under the hood of a black monte carlo parked in the driveway, performing maintenance. another man was sitting in the hopper front seat. neighbors say th

philippe djegal, kron four news. >> marty: just one week away from the next primary. the republican presidential candidates square off. the most heated moments from been francisco giants fan fest to hear form the players about whether they are buying into the even year magic. and next. for your money. how much men and women could spend on their loved ones this valentine's day. janet? cough if you can hear me. don't even think about it. i took mucinex dm for my phlegmy cough. yeah...but what about mike? it works on his cough too. cough! it works on his cough too. mucinex dm relieves wet and dry coughs for 12 hours. let's end this. weekend. for your money, here are the stories that could impact your bottom line. today is the day to show your special someone how much you it's valentine's day! love apparently doesn't come cheap. americans are dropping nearly 20-billion dollars to celebrate valentine's day. beeperif that's not a shocker, than neither is this. men will shell out nearly twice as much as women. butthe average expense for men is expected to be a little over 19

philippe dauman made 80 million dollars last year. we should show their salaries.'t imagine he produced $80 million worth. liz: right, the blue line is viacom. >> look at the salary. that's the salaries, and the one on the right, and this is -- that's not -- is that the salaries? >> it says 44 million for the five year compensation but doesn't take into account the stocks. >> i'm saying we are talking huge, huge amounts of money here. liz: does this outrage you mario gabelli? >> the stock is a loaded laggard, there's 400 million shares, the stock is selling rough numbers $50. 20 billion, 4.2 billion of cash flow and the current year ending september 30th, it's a statistically cheap stock and capex in the business -- liz: are you okay with philippe dauman getting paid that much money? >> the money is a background noise to the following, he has to demonstrate to the world he can grow again in terms of dealing with the dynamics of the digital world from linear to over the top. he has to demonstrate he can get into the growth platforms domestically and internationally,

we should point out that philippe due monday get be -- dumong gets paid a lot of money.ike $40 million last year. that's a lot of money. the question is, is sumner redstone mentally viable to make the determination that he's worth that much money? and that will be set in lawsuits and court suits. i'm just going to read some of the highlights of these documents that were filed. redstone, 92, was examined by a ucla psychiatrist who came at the behest of redstone's former caregiver who was fired and filed a lawsuit demanding that his mental competency be challenged. liz: who was he being paid by? psychiatrist? >> i believe it was the former girlfriend, caregiver who was fired -- that's a good point. it doesn't matter. he says redstone is totally isolated in a virtual intensive care unit and dependent on others for his well being. he lives behind a black curtain. sounds like your house. [laughter] i'm only kidding. in a home he no longer leaves. you leave your house. with a fantasy life where he is told he is having intimate relations that did not occur. that's from the doct

with kron four's philippe djegal. >> pam:today, he sat down with a trafficking expert. in town for the super bowl. >> pam:an expert who says, it should come as no surprise that a pro athelte is once again. connected to a trafficking case. return to >>- "no, it didn't boggle my mind, because that's why we're here." >>"we" being a host of volunteers, locally and from outside the state, in the south bay for the week leading up to the super bowl. >> reporter:some in law enforcement, lending a hand off-duty. >> reporter:working out of a command center in san jose, where on the walls, pictures of missing children fuel the motivation to help crack down on human trafficking. >> "last year, we had warren sapp that was arrested. years before, we had eugene robinson." >> reporter:an expert on human trafficking, nita belles is the managing director of the oregon-based anti-human trafficking non- profit "in our backyard." >>- "it's in every zip code in the united states. if you have internet, you have human trafficking." >> reporter:belles has also authored a book with the same titl

the board of viacom has just d asd philippe dauman chairman.forthe end of the sumner redstone. i want to head out to los angeles for this because it was some board -- some boardroom drama with shari redstone saying she does not think they should be chairman of the company. what should happen -- what happened here? it sounds like she is on an island. according to people who know what was happening on this sherry wascall that the only dissenting voice. it was a 10 to one vote, including sumner. philippe has spent a lot of time currying favor with sumner and the rest of the board and he has a lot of people who are loyal to him and it's going to take more than her attitude to change that. betty: so what happens to her? she still has a say in both companies and when her father dies, the power and control of natural amusement, which owns cbs and viacom does past through -- does pass through a trust in which she is a member. i think she can curry favor but at the moment, les moonves and viacom have sustained control of those companies. sounds like she

. >> vicki:and, tonight, kron four's philippe djegal reports on the latest burglary investigation. >> "thank goodness they saw me and ran away, because they might have seen me and something." >> reporter:35 years in thisand, sid rosenberg says he's never been burglarized. but saturday afternoon -- he came awfully close. >> "i was kind of scared." >> reporter:walking from one end of the house to the other, as rosenberg passed by the courtyard, he noticed two men casing his milford avenue home. >> reporter:when all three men made eye contact, rosenberg says the trespassers ran off. >>"and, then my wife saw them jump over this big fence." >> reporter:rosenberg called police shortly after. >> "while we were on scene investigating that particular call, about five to ten minutes later, about five blocks away from there, we received another report of a burglary on de sabla." >> reporter:hillsborough police captain doug davis says investigators believe the men seen at rosengberg's house committed the burglary on de sabla road. >> reporter:possibly because it was an easier target. the homes on

. >> pam:tonight, kron four's philippe djegal is along the freeway in livermore. where east bay drivers are hoping for the best. >> pam:philippe. >> reporter:pam. >> reporter:we spoke with several drivers who pass through this area every work day. >> reporter:and, they say that amounts to several painful hours a week. >> reporter:the traffic just get awful. but soon, a reprieve along the eastbound side of i-580 behind me. >> reporter:here's a look at what you should expect to see at five o'clock tomorrow morning. signage on the overpasses warning the express lanes are coming up. >> reporter:we're talking about a 14-mile stretch from dublin through pleasanton. drivers who choose to use these lanes will be billed through fastrak. >> reporter:on the eastbound side, there will be two express lanes. on the westbound side, there will be only one. and, the westbound lane won't open until monday morning. and, just a heads up, it's not going to be a cheap ride either. >> reporter:the cost depends on the time of day you use these lanes and for how long you use them. the max

that would disqualify both sherry and philippe.t it all comes down to tomorrow is who has the votes on the board. the board of directors will decide who is the next chairman. if philippe has enough people loyal to him, then he can stay. it's hard to know until you know the loyalties of these different people. emily: how much actually changes? >> not much with cbs. any time i had to write a story in the past few months or years about the whole succession at cbs, they try to say les is in control, the board likes what he is doing, so leave us out of all the lighting and let it continue at viacom that seems to be what happened here. les moonves is running that company and he will as long as he wants to. his contract runs through 2019. emily: thank you so much, lucas. ending years of speculations about what happens that cbs. now to a story we are geeking out on. by 2020, more people will own a phone than have electricity. in four years, 5.4 people have a phone globally. by comparison, 5.3 billion people will have electricity, 3.5 billi

jean philippe catel says,. >> translator: parliament is trying too get haiti auto of these crisis. an economic one, a social one and now a political one. >> reporter: this is haiti's worst protest in more than a decade. many say former president michel martelly and the international community are to blame. >> for years, the international community was approving anything martelly did. handing the country over to the rimrich. this is a problem when 78% of the country lives in poverty. >> they want to make sure that whomever leaves haiti, it is someone that will truly represent them. teresa vo, al jazeera, france. >> south sudan president riek machar as announced the former vice president, salva kiir. >> 30 other people were wounded in the attack on a u.n. base in the town of kital. the urn general has condemned the attack. >>> violations of the ceasefire took place on a nearly daily basis. charldcharles stratford reports. >> they all now live with their adopted parents in the village of zavonka in the gray zone betweebetween prorussian vafts. >> we try not to show the girls that we a

ben and julie got a text from philippe, who found the bottle in france. the bottle was thrown from a caribbean cruise, four years ago. temperatures continue through much of the upcoming week. breezy conditions return by late tuesday as weak low pressure moves across the pacific northwest, with light showers possible in extreme northeast california. another weak low pressure may bring showers mainly near the sierra by thursday. wind, rain, and snow is possible for the weekend into the early part of next week as we winds tuesday afternoon and evening. wind gusts could reach good news for the monarch butterfly population. according to the mexico national commission of protected natural areas...the monarch population has increased by 255- percent this season -- when compared to last year's numbers of migrating monarchs that spend the winter in mexico. conservationists are optimistic but say the butterflies are still at the church vandals in lake tahoe has struck again.. the church that was targeted and what police believe the vandalism is linked to. and a jur

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kron four's philippe djegal their loss. "we're just carrying on, you know, we just haven't had a chance to grieve." >> reporter:it's been a week since a hit and run crash claimed the life of 20-year-old ronnie diaz. he was a passenger of an suv that overturned on the northbound interstate 280 connector to southbound highway 87 last sunday morning. the california highway patrol says the woman behind the wheel was intoxicated at the time. the c-h-p says all seven people after, but were eventually caught -- the driver arrested. the c-h-p says ronnie was killed by another car when he tried running across one lane of the freeway. sot- "really hard -- he was like one of my own kids." sot- "the person that hit him, i just don't understand how you can just hit somebody and just carry on and not look back and see what you'd just done. i -- to leave someone left for dead is unimaginable." saturday afternoon, ronnie's the loved one's joined together at roosevelt park, selling food. as well as t-shirts and posters with his picture, rai

and also we have to rep that philippe dauman we learned last week that philippe dauman will be deposed -- so manuela herzer's attorney told us earlier today in the next couple of weeks he'll go to new york to depose philippe dauman, very interesting. dauman did not want to be deposed, but the judge ruled he will in fact have to be deposed. amazing stuff considering here that dauman is the ceo as well as the new chairman of viacom. you have the fact that sumner redstone still has a controlling stake in cbs and viacom, he's 92. the stuff is kind of amazing. >> a complicated stew, for sure. thank you, julia. >>> up next, jcpenney on a major rally, up 35% over the past week. we're talking to jcpenney's marvin ellison about how he's turned around the company's stock and his plans for the future. stay right there because "power lunch" is back in two minutes. man 1: i came as fast as i could. what's up? man 2: this isn't public yet. man 1: what isn't? man 2: we've been attacked. man 1: the network? man 2: shhhh. man 1: when did this happen? man 2: over the last six months. man 1: how did we m

todd we just heard philippe dauman's commitment to returning the stock to its pry other valuation. what happens if that was based on a legacy business and the revenue opportunities in the future just aren't there? >> kayla that is the issue. the earnings report itself, the eps number was in line, the revenue was at a light but what the market is always looking forward to is there's nothing that philippe dauman can do in our opinion to get kids and teenagers to put down their ipads and go back and watch tv the old-fashioned way with all the advertising and prescription fees that it carries. as has happened in many quarters before, we got some new news during the call about future growth rates, in this case on what they call the affiliate key line it looks like it's going to be much slower than the market expected. when you think about that and the advertising growth rate and the relevancy of linear ad-supported television networks to the audiences that viacom is trying to serve, we've gone so far as to liken that to eastman-kodak trying to sell 35 millimeter film to kids who are usi

. >> reporter: rabbi mark philippe said for a year he's tried to help the man who battled depression and tried to take his life in the past. the days leading up to his death filled with warning signs. on friday he wrote about a possible suicide attempt on facebook eerily similar to monday's crash. quote, i started drive north on i-95 with plans to get on the florida turnpike, drive the wrong way and crash head on into a truck and kill myself. then he wrote pulled over in tears. >> i am devastated. i am still shaking. i am still crying. >> then on saturday temple security called police after he caused a disturbances and congregation members had complained about him. another facebook post. saying "a jew should always be welcomed to pray." permently banned. earlier today into the night, the family gathering at his miami beach home coping with the loss. and they're aware of the facebook posts and his history. again, the funeral set for tomorrow. on miami beach tonight, victor, local 10 news. >> victor, thank you. let's have the follow up file because the judge is upholding a life sentenc

kron four's philippe djegal talked with drivers. who hope this will improve the commute. >> phillipe :hopefully a sign to a smoother commute. signage on i-580 overpasses warning the express lanes are coming up. >> : can't wait for it. yeah? yeah. whats the ride like without them? rough, brutal, its always been rough. as a matter >> phillipe :a 14-mile stretch from dublin through pleasanton. drivers who choose to use these lanes will be billed through fastrak. two express lanes on the eastbound side. on the westbound side -- only one. and, the westbound lane won't open until monday morning. >> : do you think it'll help traffic out? it definitely will. do you drive here often? yes, everyday. how bad does it get? it just took me an hour to get from san leandro to here. >> phillipe :and, keep in mind, it's not going to be a cheap ride. >> : it doesn't matter. if it saves you an hour to be with your family, its worth it. >> phillipe :the cost depends on the time of day you use these lanes and for how long you use them. the maximum rate d

braden holtby had the night off, but philipp grubauer was in net tonight.d to know that you can rely on your backup goaltender. the shot, deflected, and that is not easy to do. that ties the game at 1-1. in the third, washington swarming the net. denied, justin williams gets it. the go-ahead goal. washington wins, 3-1. kirk cousins may not be signing with the redskins soon. according to espn, the sides have broken off negotiations. with the numbers that cousins put up last season, he made a --e for a major they die, payday, setting a franchise record for touchdowns, leading the nfl in completion percentage on the way to the nfc east title. over the weekend, bruce allen was cousins. bruce: we told him we want him to be our startinguarterback. we have some time. those things usually work out. i think his future is bright. he got better each week of the season. i think he has a chance to lead us in the future. erin: howard james daniel enter the game tonight just seven points away from becoming the school's all-time leading scorer at the university of maryland

. >> reporter: rabbi mark philippe said for a year he's tried to help the man who battled depression and tried to take his life in the past. death filled wi warning signs. on friday he wrote about a possssle suicide attempt on facebook eerily similar to monday's crash.quote, i started drive north on i-95 with plans to get on the florida turnpike, drive the wrong way and crash head on into a truck and kill myself. then he wrote pulled over in tears. >> i am devastated. i am still shaking. i am still crying.>> then on saturday temple security called police after he caused a disturbances and congregation members had complained about m. another facebook post. saying "a jew should always be welcomed to pray." the rabbi said he was not permanently banned. earlier today into the night, the fami gathering at his miami beach home coping with the loss. and they're aware of the facebook posts and his history. again, the funeral set for tomorrow. local 10 news. >> victor, thank you. let's have the follow up file because the judge is upholding a life sentence from michael hernandez who is kikted

. >> spain's acting prime minister, philippe, has nominated socialist, pedro sanchez to lead a second round of talks for government to break the political deadlock. he says that he will need at least three weeks before a vote can be organized. >>> now more than 50,000 train passengers are stranded in china's railway it station because of the heavy snow. 175,000 people are scheduled to leave the station on tuesday, with most of them heading home to celebrate the chinese new year. much more on that and everything else that we have been covering on our website. the address, aljazeera.com. you can see it there, our top story, syrian opposition imperils the talks going on in geneva can change lives. >> the science of fighting a wildfire. >> we're going to explore the intersection of hardware and humanity, but we're doing it in a unique way. this is a show about science... >> oh! >> oh my god! >> by scientists. >> tonight, techknow investigates vaping. >> whoever bought this got way more than they bargained for. >> yes they did. >> it's everywhere... in clubs, street corners and cars. they

live in hayward, philippe djegal, kron four news. hope >> pam:federal immigration officials acknowledge pedraza is undocumented. in fact, he was in their custody in 20-13. after serving time for a d-u-i. however. immigration authorities released him on 25- hundred dollars bond. ice now says - they released him because of limited space in their jail. and add. they prioritize - quote - "the use of its immigration detention beds for convicted felons, known gang members, and other individuals. whose conviction records indicate, they pose a likely threat to public safety." we have been following this story since news broke that friday. we also were first to tell you that the murder suspect is an stay connected on the latest developments at kron-4 dot com. highway one is closed in both directions right now because of an accident. in the east bay. neighbors in with a spike in residential weeks, there have been six break ins and two attempted burglaries. kron 4's charles clifford has more >> reporter:union city, like many other neighborhoods

parade tomorrow, make sure you get here early and police advise to take public live in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> pam: the recognition doctor says to a lot is a stake in tomorrow's presidential primary contests. with democrats preparing to caucus in nevada and republicans to vote in south carolina, grant campaign trail. >> grant:just seven hours till the voting the latest poll released on the eve of the election shows donald trump holding on to a still sizable but shrinking lead over ted cruz. he's ahead by just five points compared to 16 points a month duck dynasty's phil robertson myrtle beach, the candidate later took the stage to propose making the ambassador to the united meanwhile donald trump went from mixing it up with the pope to taking on one of america's biggest companies. "first of all, apple ought to give the security for that phone, okay. what i think you ought to do is boycott apple until such time as they give that security number. how do you boycott apple. as we told you earlier, apple is resisting fbi demands for a way >> pam: we get a look at what the

isning us now to discuss philippe lagrange. got you said david cameron a solid deal for the u.k.ations with his eu counterparts. as grabbed the contours of why you think david cameron did get something meaningful to make the u.k. better off. a veryi think he got good deal considering. the eu is a club with 28 countries and it operates on the basis of give and take. here, one person has come in with a set of demands and it has obtained a large part of what he was looking for and giving nothing in return. that is the first time it is happened in the history of the eu. contents, there is an annual review of business regulations. there are guarantees on sovereignty for example that the commitment to the union does not apply to britain. there are guarantees that britain as a nonmember of the eurozone will not be discriminated against if the eurozone integrates further. there are some small measures to cap welfare benefits for migrants. chandler came out today and said if britain does exit, the u.k. will have less sovereignty than if it stays. what do you think about that? guest: certa

betty: if not philippe, who could be? chris: she hasn't specified you that would be.ust wanted an independent director and to that degree she has a lot of support from viacom shareholders. if the stock. a, people are not going to see the change -- at the stock falls today, people are not going to see the change their calling for. betty: who decides? chris: right now it is the board of viacom and that is aboard sumner redstone controls but it is not clear at this point he is exercising vote in this case? betty: what do you read into the fact that shares of both cbs and viacom went up after this news about sumner redstone? chris: there has been a perception and this is probably what prompted him to resign, itt he is out of it and has been going on for quite a while now and there have been articles about whether he is competent enough to stand. potentially new blood coming income potentially even takeover viacom.or betty: our investors hoping we will see more dramatic change? could there be a merger between cbs and viacom? there could be a really big change ahead here. a

. >> philippe dimona made a pledge to prove doubters wrong and bring floundering stock to a new high.with the company for a while. what does he have land? -- planned? >> this is probably getting back to a six for viacom. it comes to programming and ratings. it is a challenge for this company. this is a company that has some real ratings weakness. the company is reinvested in their programming. a lot of new shows. the ratings have started to turn. let's see if that is a long-term trend. if it is, which they believe it is, they believe that they will start to see real improvements in the cable networks by the end of next year. unfortunately, investors are hoping to see the turn a little bit sooner. >> disney reported earnings after the bell yesterday, beating all the estimates. >> really the best corner does -- quarter that disney has ever recorded, on every front. you look at profits of $2.9 billion. that double the massive profits from three years ago. a fantastic quarter driven by star wars. merchandising activity at the beginning of star wars. but really a spectacular quarter. and y