philippe: yes, of course.you go at the macro level, you have a low one side the negative impact on activity, on the other side, the government will have to increase spending in terms of defense and so on with the security spending. you can also consider from a macroeconomic point of --w that you have an impact i will not say a positive impact, of course. but an impact that increases gdp by the increase in public spending. this is just a temporary impact. the negative impact on the other side on activity can last for several quarters of our years, maybe. this will all depend on what is the climate in the coming months. scarlet: certainly that's the long term, what about the near-term? we talked with you in november right after the attacks in paris. the days following, the belgium metro system was shut down. you are basically landlocked and anywhere.nable to go what happens in the next couple of days in brussels? kennedy business get done -- 10 any business to get done? it will notparently be a full lockdown lik

philippe. >> phillipe :catherine. right now, the suspect is being questioned by f-b-i investigators here at the concord police department. he was bought here earlier this evening, shortly after he was spotted at a grocery store in brentwood, then a pharmacy, while allegedly looking for items to help with shaving his beard. here's a look at some photos taken of the suspect as he was being taken into custody. the pictures courtest of east county today. yoyu can see his head is shaven and his beard has also been trimmed. tonight, a witness tells us that the suspect was first seen at around seven o'clock in the evening at a safeway store on balfour road in brentwood. he then walked into the c-v-s pharmacy across the street, looking for items to help with shaving his head and face. at some point, he was confronted by police. and, it appears there was a short car chase, which ended with the suspect, at long last, being taken into custody. here's a look at the surviellance photos of the suspect we've been sharing with you fo

philippe. >> reporter:catherine. the 44-year-old victim fought for his life the night of the attack. and, at san francisco general hospital has been fighting his life ever since he was attacked. but unfortunately, it's a battle he lost last night. sot- "san francisco's known for tourists to come here all over the world and we wanna make sure that they feel safe." which was not the case february 18th on post street between gough and franklin not far from japantown. when a 44-year-old man from the united kingdom, visiting san francisco with another family member, was attacked by a man seen in this surviellance video. sot- "as you can tell the suspect doesn't care whether or not he kills you or not. he's gonna get what he wants to get - that's what makes him very dangerous." and, what the suspect wanted, officer carlos manfedi says, was the victim's bag. in the video, you can see the suspect stab the victim multiple times in the upper torso and head, before police say he ran off with a woman. the man described as 5-foot

kron four's philippe djegal reports from dublin, and shows us where search warrants were served. sex trafficking in dublin just a stones throw away from where the >> phillipe : kids play. and, families walk their dogs. >> : this is sold as luxury apartments and you just never think it would happen here. >> phillipe :dublin police say 45-year-old curtis ng and 49- year-old shelly yu were arrested friday afternoon on suspicion of pimping and pandering. search warrants were served at the connnolly station apartments on st. patrick way and the sofi apartments on san ramon road in dublin. in addition, investigators say locations in san leandro, hayward, san mateo and oakland were also searched in connection with this case. as you might imagine. the prospect of a brothel being run out these apartments is numbing news for neighbors. >> : it is surprising, because most people who live here are like young tech people who work in tech industries. so, techies, you weren't thinking brothel? i wasn't thinking brothel. >> phillipe :further proof that sex trafficking can happen anywhere. kevin

philippe. >> reporter: catherine. what was once a nightmare for neighbors in oakley. has now become concords problem. neighbors in oakley. has now become concords problem.

kron four's philippe djegal reports from rohnert park. where a flash flood watch and wind advisory are in effect. >> phillipe :only the unfortunate few who had no choice but to walk the streets and get to work sunday braved the elements in rohnert park. the rain started coming down by mid-afternoon, forcing drivers to pass through carefully near flood-prone areas. these two chose to walk to their destination. >> : i've seen some people with bad driving skills -- i don't know how they got their license. >> phillipe :public works crews making sand available to whomever needs help with flood control. a flash flood watch is in effect for the area until four o'clock monday morning. >> : i've seen a couple trees hit some cars and some alarms go off. >> phillipe :on saturday, more than an inch and a half of rain fell in rohnert park. the streets are saturated with water. and, keeping neighbors like sione misi indoors. >> : it sucks. you can't play basketball, can't do sports, go for a jog. gotta stay indoors and watch television. >> phillipe :an

philippe djegal spoke with a state senator from the bay area. who is furious over all the problems plaguing bart. charles clifford. he is live atcharles. has bart been able to pinpoint the problem? it's been a rough week for commuters here on far end of bart this week and looks like these bus bridges wil contine for at least a few more days nats >> reporter:friday afternoon, bart employees handed out snacks to the hundreds people who had to wait in line to catch shuttle busses in north concord. after three days of dealing with this, commuters seem to be getting used to the disruptions. bart said friday that it expects the bus bridges to be in place through at least monday. meanwhile, work continues to try and fix the mysterious glitch that damaged 50 train cars on wednsday and forced the closure of the tracks between pittsburg and concord. bart says a team will work through the weekend. we have a one car train that has experts on board and it's equipped with special meters that measure voltage and it's going back and forth trying to pick up the

kron four's philippe djegal reports. antioch police are investigating at least four armed robberies. >> : how are you gonna tell someone to stop being a bad person? >> phillipe :lately, at parks in antioch when day turns to night. >> : its pretty sad. >> phillipe :thieves have been targeting people parked in their cars. >> : if you are sitting in your car that late at night, just keep the doors locked. >> phillipe :on at least four occasions now, between 10-30 at night and 12-30 in the early morning. several victim's have been held up at gunpoint. >> : it's just kind of shocking to hear that. >> phillipe :last week, late monday, wednesday and thursday nights. armed robberies were reported at diablo west park, williamson ranch park, country manor park and dallas ranch park. in each case, the antioch police confirm two suspects, parked behind their victims, who were sitting in parked cars near the parks. the suspects approached both the passenger and driverside windows, and pointed a gun inside. purses, cellphones and cash

live in concord, philippe djegal, kron four news. active house fire in rodeo near viewpoint blvd & california st. just south or east of interstate 80. >> grant: tristan to the kron 4 newsroom warehouse fire income east bay and then at abc seven days if we get the play seems to be frozen. you can see a lot of flames books to be going in superspeed bottom line a house fire and rodeo they're working to knock it down fire started before 7:00 tonight no reported injuries only one home seems to be involved in this is near for. boulevard in california street saw the interstate 880 you go to the spirit vacancy the home all the smoke if you see smoke in the east bay that is what is going on. no word what started it we will keep you posted. some train service in downtown san jose is being suspended until sunday for repairs. the closure affects regular and >> reporter: express light rail trains the the >> reporter: get ketchup the bus and all across the platform and cushaw train of they say will be awhile before full service is restored. there'

kron 4's philippe djegal spoke with frustrated passengers. but we begin. with kron 4's charles. bart says, service >> reporter: 50 train cars and have been damaged normally use a blunt belsen bowl selection decision the third rail to power electric motors for unreasons the third real power man respected as high of 2000 votes on wednesday more power than the cardinal. the power spikes and damaged the out pocket-sized switches takes 22 weeks to get new ones and for that reason damage car could get a service for recent months. they're looking for alternatives butter sold sooner. for what's causing the problem in the first place they're working on it. but a logical engineers experts try to speed up the process. >> pam:bart passengers are reallyriders have been jumping on and off the bus bridge. from the pittsburg- bay point station all kron 4's philippe djegalhe has reaction from passengers this. but, yes, the frustration is mainly, because an end doesn't appear to be in sight patience for passeners. sot- "it is what it is." wearing thin. sot- "i was trying to get to class on time."

several cars they have been plagued by a mystery ridge--glitch that is snarling the system we have philippe live >> phillipe :pam. unfortunately, for bart riders, tomorrow, you should expect a repeat of today. more bus bridges, longer commutes and that may be the case for several days, weeks or even months. just two days of this. >> : thought they would have had it fixed by now. >> phillipe :and, bart riders are gritting their teeth. >> : set me back, like about 30 minutes. >> phillipe :while passeners use buses to shuttle back and forth from the pittsburg bay point station to north concord. >> : it almost made me late for work, but i worked it out. >> phillipe :there's worry this situation may go on longer than anyone cares to admit. >> : i don't know if i can deal with it. >> phillipe :bart says 50 train cars have been damaged by power surges in north concord. the third rail on the tracks between the two stations in question appears to be emitting twice the amount of power than it should. more energy than the car's can handle, causing an overload. >> : imagine plugging your 110 volt hair

. >> pam:kron four's philippe djegal is live at dallas ranch park -- where the latest incident happened. philippe. >> reporter:yes, pam. >> reporter:all four of these armed robberies listed on the city manager's weekly report happened sometime between 10-30 at night and 12-30 in the early morning. >> reporter:and, in each case, it appears the suspects were armed with handguns. >>- "i prey no one gets shot." >> reporter:so far no one has and benjamin mejia hopes it stays that way. >> "just let your money go. whatever you have, its not worth it." >> reporter:last week, late monday, wednesday and thursday nights. armed robberies were reported at diablo west park, williamson ranch park, country manor park and dallas ranch park. >> reporter:in each case, the antioch police confirm two suspects, parked behind their victims, who were sitting in parked cars near the park, approached both the passenger and driverside windows, and pointed a gun inside. >> reporter:purses, cellphones and cash were stolen. in one instance, the suspects grabbed the victim's car keys and threw them somewhere in the p

tonight, kron four's philippe djegal explains what the prinicipal at malcolm x elementary school says happened this time. >> phillipe :in southiside berkeley. >> : it's really scary. >> phillipe :near another school. >> : probably a pediphile. >> phillipe :there is grave concern. >> : it's crazy. >> phillipe :that a child predator may be ready to pounce. in light of these allegations, the berkeley unified school district encouraging students to walk in pairs. >> : i think people, you know, who are gonna try to kidnap someone would probably rather have a kid by herself. >> phillipe :a day after the inicident, the victim's mother reached out to the prinicipal of malcolm x elementary school, alexander hunt, about what happened monday morning. he then sent an email out to parents like mel bolton with a saftey warning. >> : my thoughts immediately went to that little girl and how smart she was to just run to school. >> phillipe :on her walk to class, hunt says a green van pulled into a driveway in front of her. there were two men inside, and hunt says they told the girl to move ahead. seco

in alameda, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> pam : just ahead.looking for answers to an increasing number of bed bug infestations. >> pam :there has been a major increase in bed bug infestations here in the bay area. and the problem appears to be getting worse. "round the clock" pest control is now using dogs to help find the bugs. they are trained just like a bomb sniffing dog. and are imprinted with the odor of live bed bugs. if the dog finds the little creature. he scratches at the area. a pest control expert says bed bugs are all over the bay area now. gallo says bugs typically find their way into the united states on people who have been traveling outside of the country. coming up. special leap year twins in the east bay bring smiles to the family. trying to figure out how to celebrate their birthdays. i want to show you some cutting edge technology. this is a vhs tape. push that tape in and hit play. this is a flip phone. have you seen these before? it's called a compact disc. oh. looks like we're getting a facsimile. what year is it to you

constant rain pounding on the soil, this had to come down at sometime. >> phillipe :in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> vicki : with the heavy rains hitting the bay area.a problem in the southbay has risen.literally. fears of a creek flooding in unincorporated santa clara county.near morgan hill forced 150 people to be evacuated from the thousand trails campground on uvas road. around 10:15 a-m fire officials with cal fire received the possible flooding report. water running through uvas creek, which runs through the campground, rose to the height of a bridge that is used to cross the creek. all campers were evacuated and the red cross is working with people who may need a place to stay. more than 150 people were evacuated from a campground outside of morgan hill this morning because of fears of flooding from a nearby creek. around 10:15 a.m., fire officials with cal fire received a report of possible flooding at the thousand trails campground, located at 12895 uvas road in unincorporated santa clara county, according to a fire dispatcher. a reminder. for up to the minute wea

as kron-4's philippe djegal reports.they're warning the public about its new neighbor. >> phillipe :while in concord, 51-year-old robert bates will be considered a transient. living out of hotels and motels. forced to bounce from one place to another every five days. and, register as a sex offender every 30 days with the concord police department. corporal christopher blakely says bates will also wear an ankle bracelt, in addition to a representative from liberty healthcare supervising him at all times. >> : and, we will also be monitoring him ourselves. >> phillipe :still, the move not sitting well in this community. >> : we understand the public and why they're upset. this wasn't a decision by the concord police department. >> phillipe : no, this was a court decision, which led to bates' release from the department of state hospitals on monday. back in the 90s, bates was convicted of molesting multiple boys here in contra costa county. last year, he was set to move into this home on dutch slough road near oakley, before the homeowner pulled out of the agreement with the county due to mo

and, as kron four's philippe djegal reports. some in law enforcement say, this move may have a negative affect on crime. >> : so, here's a few bottles of water. >> phillipe :under bridges, in ditches and along canals. over the years, we've traveled with doug stewart around the east bay, watching him help countless homeless people along the way. >> : it is rough out here, it's not easy. >> phillipe : but it appears, while doug was helping the needy, he and the organization he founded more than 12 years ago. contra costa homeless outreach -- also needed a helping hand. >> : as far as me working with county homeless programs, i think i've had enough. i feel let down by county homeless programs, to be honest with you. >> phillipe :doug says as private donations have dried up. so have many of the grants the organization used to depend on. for more than a decade, he and two other full-time staffers, have spent six nights a week stopping by homeless encampments, providing food, water and shelter. but at this point, doug says he just ca

in san leandro, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> pam :new video shows the man. who bart police believe. could be connected to a murder in west oakland back in january here is the video. you can see the man police are looking for. he is wanted in connection with the murder of 19-year-old carlos romero. romero was shot and killed at the west oakland bart station back on january 9th. police say, he was on a stopped bart train when he was shot several times. pasbart had previously released still pictures of the suspect they are looking for, but they hope by releasing this video, it might lead them to someone who if knows this man. bart is offering a 10,000- dollar reward. for information leading to an arrest a los gatos man has filed a civil lawsuit. against his adoptive parents. twenty- three- year- old denis flynn. is accusing his parents of years of sexual abuse... when he was a child. flynn was born in russia. after his mother died... he stayed at an orphanage, before he as adopted at nine years old by ralph and carolyn flynn. the couple brought him to their hom

kron four's philippe djegal reports all of the crew members survived. but some had to be hospitalized. >> reporter:a 30-foot aluminimum north river rescue boat just three years old -- turned upside down in the ocean. nat- helicopter it's seven crew members tossed into the water. all of them seasoned san francisco fire fighters, who this time, were the one's being pulled out of the sea. fire department spokesperson jonathan baxter says one of the men on board was stuck in the water underneath the capsized boat for two minutes, before he was rescued. that fire fighter will spend the night in the hospital. sot- "he was concious. he came up and i grabbed him and then we just started swimming." three others were also hospitalized, but with minor injuries. the u-s coast guard called in to help out at around 11-15 in the morning just off the shores of point lobos near lands end. sot- "at first i thought they were fisherman and they deserve what they get, and um, now that i know it was the fire department, it couldn't be any better. why? well, they're out there

live in concord, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> catherine:thank you, phillppe >> catherine:concord police say they have a man in custody in connection with a highway shooting last month. they say joshua cano was driving the car used in the highway 242 shooting. >> catherine:it happened just before the grant street exit in thea man was injured in the shooting.and was treated at a hospital. >> catherine:a new warning tonight of possible further terror attacks in europe. grant is here with the latest on the aftermath from the brussels bombing. >> catherine:belgian authorities identified three of the four suspects in yesterday's attacks on the brussels airport at a subway train. one of them is suspected of building the bombs used in paris four months ago. and all of them were reported known to police. >> these are not just trained terrorist these are criminal spirit that bag that they weren't picked up even though they had wrapped sheets as you reported shows me that day are not investigating broadly creek. >> they need to accelerate their efforts to rid. >> reporter:frustration on thi

live in berkeley, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> pam:also new at 8. >> pam:a special guest at an east bay high school. is causing an uproar from parents. >> pam:former 49er ray mcdonald, who will stand trial for on domestic violence charges, spoke with at -risk students in an assembly last month. >> pam:kron 4's alecia reid joins school, where parents did not find out about his appearance until after it happened. alecia. >> reporter:parents are not happy about this this pam. >> reporter:they complained to district that this is already a poor performing school, and using ray mcdonald as a mentor, was a bad idea. >> - all we can do is apologize to the parents, and set a policy in place >> reporter:a policy that shouldve already been in place tennyson high school has a 'drop out prevention' program where guest speakers motivate students that are at-risk for not graduating. luis renoso says with nearly 70% of the school district failing, someone with a questionable background shouldn't be used as a mentor to these students. >>- talk about respect and restraint yet if you look at his

in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. >>justine:another law enforcement weapon has been stolen in the bay area. this time, a san francisco sheriff deputy's home was burglarized. among the items taken -- a 9 milimeter glock. similar to this one you see here. as well as a bullet-proof vest, a sheriff's departent duty belt and a san francisco police badge. san francisco has become notorious for stolen law enforceent weapons two federal officers have had guns stolen from their cars in the last 12 months. police say if you're ever concerned about the legitimacy of someone claiming to be a police officer, ask for their department issued photo i-d. the theft of weapons from law enforcement officers seems to be a growing problem. >>justine:the highest profile case resulted in the murder of kate steinle on pier 14 in san frnacisco last june. the gun used.belonged to a bureau of land management ranger.who had his pistol stolen from his car in downtown san francsco. >> will:last september.a gun stolen from an ice agent near a- t&-t

. >> pam:tonight, kron four's philippe djegal is live outside police headquarters. where the suspect is being questioned by detectives. >> pam:philippe. >> reporter:pam. >> reporter:lietenant robert mcmanus says the suspect is a 21-year-old caucasian man born and raised here in san leandro. >> reporter:he has no prior hate crime arrests or convictions. his motive unclear. >> "this is something that can really damage and affect a community, but in this case, we're not gonna let it happen here." >> reporter:the most offensive messages in this photo of the graffiti obtained by kron four blurred out. hate speech targeted towards african americans. the f-word, and the n-word spray-painted on the doors -- above the caption "white power." >>- "very, very troubled by this." >> reporter:san leandro police lieutenant robert mcmanus says the man believed to be behind the incident was stopped by detectives late wednesday afternoon, riding around on a bmx style bike recently spray-painted in the same colors used to tag this building. >> reporter:the 21-year-old caucasian was arr

. >> pam:and, tonight, he shares his account of what happened last night with kron four's philippe djegal the antioch marina tonight. >> reporter:pam. 22-year-old david quintanilla has only been on the job for six months. >> reporter:he says his long-term goal is to be a police officer. and, after last night, he says he's definitely in the right line of work. return >> reporter:sot- "if it happened again, would you act the same way? >> definitely. yeah, i wouldn't think twice." >> reporter:if not for david quintanilla's quick action. this woman seen in the back of an ambulance. >> reporter:could very well have died stuck behind the wheel of this car, eventually pulled out of the antioch marina thursday night. >> "first, i felt, scared. you know, i felt, wow, this person needs my help." >> reporter:an armed security officer for antioch-based strategic threat management. >> reporter:quiintanilla was passing by the marina at around 10-30 at night and noticed a woman driving eratically in the parking lot. >> "and, all of a sudden, i see her speeding up about 45 miles and hour and i see her ju

kron four's philippe djegal reports from rohnert park. >> reporter: the wind is blowing my hook off. it comes and goes here creek as each one of those sales push through ocean beach occurred last take a look at bill here i took in the city driving up here. you can see people with their umbrellas. out here at ocean beach, you can see what the time it looks like. this is a definite concern. --tide >> reporter: from my-camera. you see this hours coming down on the wind shield. out on the road is very, very nasty. you want to keep your windshield wipers on if you have to travel anywhere again, and here at ocean beach things are going to be really nasty as the weather deteriorating in the last hour. it has been getting worse. i had seen people running all around are here in the rain. i guess they have been enjoying it. we'll have more a bid to throw out the evening. scott rates, kron4 new spirit >> reporter:where a flash flood watch is in effect. >> reporter:only the unfortunate few who had no choice but to walk the streets and get to work sunday braved the elements in rohnert park. >> re

in san jose, philippe djegal, kron four news. happening today.oric milestone for u- s - cuban relations. president obama leaves for the first presidential visit to the island nation in nearly *90 -years. take a look at the scene in cuba as they prepare for the visit. you can see signs and plaques with president obama and cuban president raul castro. during the visit, mr. obama is expected to meet with president castro, talk with society leaders, do some sight-seeing and attend a baseball game. the president and first lady arrive later today. against the san antonio spurs. *but they are still on pace for an nba season record of 73 wins. the leagues two best teams squared off. it was intense from the start. despite golden states incredible season -- the spurs are only three games behind them. the spurs focused on shutting down steph curry. and they did just that. curry didnt make his first and only 3-pointer until the third quarter. great dee by the spurs held the warriors to their lowest point total of the year. the sprus win it 87- 79. the dubs h

. ♪ that is when i met philippe. redefining what it means to be the queen of leads. square-foot apartment that she calls home. >> i live there for five years. just to have that manhattan budget out of my system. >> living small made my life larger. after the first night in her bi crew apartment. >> after that i have not had another panic attack. >> it draws a big reaction and then they decided to buckle their own and not only survive but thrive in in how to survive the all too common situation. so he gave me some tips on how to make it work. but i will have to look get up. >> and york it is possible i have been an organizer go vertical. >> what that lesson and many more could be found from 90 square feet or more. >> the five years and the tiny space taught me it is more about the experiences. >> those parting words to be of living larger in my small space but i will go with my roommate. >> paying a round of golf 300 consecutive months raid or snow or with nothing stopped him. ♪ to you, they're more than just a pet. so protect them... ...with k9 advantix ii. it not on

. - [philippe] join me, philippe cousteau, as we venture to four different places where tides make a huge impact on xploration awesome planet. each day, our oceans

in antioch, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> marty: the three jail guards accused of beating and murdering a mentally ill inmate are headed to trial. the ruling was made thursday following a four- day preliminary hearing. the three deputies are accused of killing 31-year-old michael tyree at the main jail in san they are set to return to court on march 14th. all three have pleaded not guilty. bcn48:sj: 3 jail guards held over for trial on murder, assault charges on inmates please let for relief on the proper more the get goa twist in the o-j simpson police in l-a are testing a with several members of attorney's to get their thoughts acquitted in a double-murder trial. the weapon used in the killings remains a mystery. which could explain the found at the former football stars home. i spoke over the phone with attorney carl douglas, part of sot "to think it would have any relevance what so ever any circumstances surrounding the oj simpson case to me is outrageous, i would rather be douglas also told me he recalls that two diff

in marin county, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> pam :the storm -tracker radar helps tell the story. our meteorologist brittney shipp is here. to fill in the details for tomorrow's commute. >> brittney : you will like to be careful just like the officer on the video and allow for some extra time so that we can decrease some of the accidents we have been seeing today. and affected people all like today in the east bay. as we go into the rest of tonight we will see another round of heavy rainfall that will be closer to your morning commute time so right now we're not seeing a whole lot of rain in san mateo satellite radar showing us all the moisture keeps pushing into the area and into northern california and this is the next section-storm it's gonna be here and that will reinforce all of the rain that we've already seen so here's what you can expect as you get up to had to work tomorrow morning there is 5:00 a.m. widespread light rain and isolated pockets of heavy down ports near napa and the same thing in san rosa and as we go through the early morning hours we are expecting a lot o

this weekend at their daughter's birthday party ben got a text message from a man named philippe. he said he'd found the bottle in france and was hoping the number on the note still worked. jeff is back with another check of your forecast. tonight: partly cloudy, with a low around 36. southwest wind around 5 mph. tuesday: mostly sunny, with a high near 70. breezy, with a southwest wind 5 to 15 mph increasing to 15 to 25 mph in the afternoon. winds could gust as high as 35 mph. tuesday night: partly cloudy, with a west wind 15 to 20 mph decreasing to 10 to 15 mph in the evening. winds could gust as high as 30 mph. wednesday: sunny, with a high near 71. light and variable wind becoming south 5 to 10 mph in the morning. wednesday night: mostly thursday: partly sunny, with >>> several breaking stories tonight. hours away now until super tuesday. the showdown. and tonight, donald trump and the staggering new poll. and the trump rally turning ugly today. the photographer thrown to the ground. plus, the new numbers tonight on hillary clinton. is there a path for bernie sanders? >>> also

philippe: timezone is very important. we are waking up one hour ago.u dhabi, we already started. plus, we are still awake and open while we have the u.k., the u.s. and back to asia. the timezone and geographical position, not only to find resources to come and work for you, but also the availability that the country gave us as a business platform to do business. manus: thank you very much for joining us. and of course, to our guest host for the past hour, david stubbs. anna: up next, safeguarding privacy and data. apple remains defiant during its product launch. but there will be no face time with the fbi in court. why the justice department canceled today's iphone hearing. at least, postponed indefinitely. the fbi has their own hack in place and might not need the cool operation of apple -- the cooperation of apple. manus: futures virtually unchanged. the rally in oil, can it last? ♪ matthew: security shattered. the fbi cancels is iphone hearing. they may have found a hack to unlike terrorist phones. a cleansing apples launch event. eventipsing apples

anthony martial le dio esperanza a su equipo pero con un tremendo golazo de philippe coutinho el liverpoolnte ronda. gabriel estamos ahoras del sorteo para determinar los duelos de cuartos de final de la champions league. y claro que le tendre todos los detalles maÑana.. cesar --la junta de supervisores del condado de santa cruz podra declarar en emergencia esta localidad a raz de las tormentas de ''el niño''... take vo ---las fuertes precipitaciones han daÑado las autopsitas y han ocasionado inundaciones en varias reas ---segn las autoridades varios tramos de las autopistas necesitan reparaciones y estiman que podra superar los 9 millones de dlares... ---ahora buscan conseguir fondos de la oficina del servicio de emergencia de california... take vo/blanca -- hoy, una persona en san jos se despert 9 millones de dolares ms rico que cuando se acost... y es que le atin a todos los nmeros de premio mayor del super lotto plus del miercoles.... el boleto ganador fue vendido en esta gasolinera... en la calle snell en san jos. take fullscreen --los nmero de la suerte fueron el 15.... 19.... 37....

. - another kind of ice we have specifically here in quebec area, is what we call brash. - [philippe]eek. whoa, that was in here? our rivers and lakes are a major source of fresh water and recreation. - so we're moving from lake michigan into the canal itself. join me philippe cousteau, as we explore some of the world's most exciting waterways, on xploration awesome planet. the great lakes, located in both canada and the united states, are a product of the last ice age. carved out by receding glaciers, they are truly one of the great natural wonders of our world.

kron4's philippe djegal saw car crashes -- fallen trees -- and flooded roads. >> reporter: this previousthen sent into a tree umbel injure canyon road investigators impossibility that the plural. in front of lafayette middle school a treaty and crashing down. no one was hurt. all lawyers preparing for the worst in grudges landscapes in anticipation of flooding. rhodes drenched taking on a lot of water neighbors also keeping a close eye on the rising levels and canals. despite the rain man's best friend still need to work out. pestilence and overcast there's a bright side. >> marty:we also have storm video from the north bay. take a look: this was the scene on mount tamalpais. it gives you a good sense of just how strong this storm was you can see the rain coming down almost sideways. and the treesin mill valley -- the rain and night. in the area of camino alto. asking everyone to avoid that area if possible. now to the peninsula: video from a viewer in daly city. it appears to show some kind of according to the viewer this happened near orange street and east market street. the person wh

. >> a moving moment when consul general philipp grant marched alongside first responders that killed a group of irish students. he spoke with michael stinney about the bond that was created in the midst of that tragedy. >> amazing men and women of great courage and great understanding. they have been by our side ever sings. >> families waving flags lined market street catching beads and candy. perhaps it was the luck of the irish that the rain stayed away for almost the entire parade. abc 7 news. >> you can watch the parade in its entirety. we have it on abc 7 news.com. you will see the link on our home page. >> people in the east bay said goodbye to their hair to help fight children's cancer. barbers shaved heads at the children's hospital. not only did they show support to kids who lost their hair to chemo, but they paid for cancer research. time to move the clocks and watches forward an hour. it starts at 2:00 a.m. employees change 100,000 watches tonight. it's a good time to check the batteries in your older smoke alarms. rain here in the bay area means snow in the sierra. ski re

anthony martial le dio esperanza a su equipo pero con un tremendo golazo de philippe coutinho el liverpool ad lib gabriel esa es toda la informacion deportiva que les tengo al momento los espero a las 11 de la noche con lo mejor del partido entre pumas y deportivo tachira de la fase de grupos de la copa libertadores. lucrecia pasamos contigo. lucrecia lot topvo cesar ---recuerde que puede seguirnos en los medios sociales, ---recuerde que puede seguirnos en los medios sociales, facebook, instagram y twitter en las direcciones que ve en pantalla... take fs ---adems telemundo 48.com est disponible para iphone, ipad y android. actualcela o descrguela gratis desde su app. take vo blanca ---le tenemos mas imagenes de las celebraciones de san patricio que se realizaron en varias ciudades del pais... live weather cam segment ends cesar ---pasamos con lucrecia borchardt.. blanca ---que nos tiene el pronostico del tiempo... lucrecia take pkg live weather cam segment ends blanca --hoy a las once... reveal 1 --una familia en el condado de multi-teo gana una demanda millonaria aunque su prdida no tiene

. >> philippe cousteau is joining activists. safeguards meant to protect the environment failed. endangered coral reefs were lost, buried under sediment churned up by dredging. now with that project done, the core plans to repeat the work at port everglades near 40 lauderdale. >> clearly the plan in miami was broken. you can't assume that it makes sense to just repeat it up here. it's follies to the least. >> the $400 million project is needed so megacontainer ships can dock at one of america's busiest ports to increase business and protect jobs, defenders say. the two ports sit in the middle of the massive florida reef tract, 150 miles of rare coral hugging the coast. one of the world's largest reef ecosystems and the only one of its kind in the continental u.s. a treasure, the core says, it is painstakingly trying to protect. >> we've learned a lot with the project we have south of us in miami and miami harbor, we've been studying this 18 years and worked long and hard to develop a plan that balances economic development, also with protection of the environment. >> in miami, on

. >> philippe cousteau, family of jack cousteau, is criticizing the army corp of engineers, but activists say that safeguards failed. endangered coral reefs were lost, dredged up. and now they plan to repeat the work at port everglades near fort lauderdale. >> clearly the plan in miami was broken. you can't assume that it makes sense to repeat it up here. its falling, to say the least. >> the $400 million project is needed so mega container ships can dock at one of the busiest ports, they say that it's to protect jabs, but the two ports sit in the middle of the massive tract of 150 miles of rare coral hugging the coast. one of the largest ecosystems, and the only one of its kind in the continental u.s. a treasure, it's painstakingly trying to protect. >> we have learned a lot with the treasure that we have south of us in miami and miami harbor, so we have been studying it for 18 years, and we're trying to work hard for a plan that balances economic development also with the protection of the environment. >> in miami, only a few hundreds of pieces of coral were moved and now they will move

>> we are here in a part of patek philippe who has been never seen before on tv. >> a trip to geneva,d, for an exclusive look at a $2.6 million timepiece. and who do you call when your private helicopter begins to show a little wear and tear? this guy. >> all the hardware for this seat is 24-karat gold-plated. >> who else has a glass floor in their apartment and also has a car elevator and personal car garage with 360-degree views of the whole city? it's a lot of "wow!" >> "secret liv o

. - [voiceover] join me, philippe cousteau, as we explore new england and its unique beauty on xploration awesome planet. trees are an amazing source

join me, philippe cousteau, as we look at what's being done to save our environment on xploration awesome planet. (inspiring music)

. - [philippe] join me, philippe cousteau, as we venture to four different places where tides make ar oceans rise and fall,

there was the mayor who was a socialist philippe morrow.ts in brussels and other cities in europe, instead of putting back the rule of law, instead of putting the policemen and even the soldiers to bring back the rule of law, some of them, the security, the quiet, the peace, some of them being radicals. >> so they basically handed over, as you say, the rule of law to the islamic activists and to others, and they didn't crack down enough, or monitor what was going on enough in this community? >> not all of muslims are radical, but some of them are. and they took profit of this. and the reason of this, it's for political and demographic reasons. you know, some belgians think they would pay a political cost for this. so they are very relaxed on this. >> and finally, do you think it now will change? >> the future will tell. the good news is that there is a new mayor, and she seems more eager to fight against this. but it has to be a global fight. the islamists are waging a global fight against all the western world. we need to unite all togethe

. >> but the flip side is, okay, philippe dumont, he makes a lot of money at viacom.s still one of the highest paid executives out there. >> he's not paid any metric. he's paid on his fos, friend of sumner. the operating metrics all failed. >> how much should stock performance fact near the question? >> zero. so, but almost zero. you have to look at the different metrics we're talking about here that contribute to the stock and the stock price usually will adjust to that, scott. very rare cases. >> all these different kinds of metrics can be manipulated by executives. if you set up a system, and say you're going to be paid this way, they're going to work to get paid that way. and you don't ever know whether you're creating the right incentives. the best way to do it is so have them own the stock. not be paid based on how the stock does, but own the stock, own a significant chunk so you care about the long-term performance and it hurts if it is bad -- it helps if it is good and don't make anything if you're -- if the share -- >> which is why we always love seeing these

democrats wraping up sound was an not 87 at kirchner if you have to use and what is going to be slow philippic after that picks up the rest of the ride to downtown san connecting with one 0170 mention 85 to 11 split. >>darya: bark still has no time line for when services want to be fully restored between the note concord and pants bird they went station a mysterious white damask about 50 cars last week. >>jackie sissel: but not for long just about 14 hours they're going to shut down the tracks from here to san leandro they have to do some track maintenance and they said they don't have enough time to do in the overnight hours that have to shut down completely for the weekend that means that from san leandro to a fair. >>jackie sissel: there will be no service that means to carry it get to the bay for bart station the of the training did on a bus and drive over to san leandro on this means that is all time-consuming and rather inconvenient for a lot of writers. >>jackie sissel: this is between now and the middle of june there be more these to come were just thinking about this a couple of minut

. - [voiceover] join me, philippe cousteau, as we explore new england and its unique beauty on xploration world. they absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, and, through photosynthesis, produce the oxygen

at viacom and cbs, including redstone stepping down as chairman of both companies, replaced if i philipped les moonves. viacom extended thomas dooley's contract as coo, and last month dauman said he is looking for a strategic investor in viacom's studio, paramount. we'll see if we can learn more about the physical and mental health of sumner redstone who still owns a controlling stake in cbs and viacom. guys, back over to you. >> a lot coming up there in may. there may be a hearing on his capacity which could prove important as well in terms of the trust, if he was deemed not able to conduct his own affairs. >> juicy details. >>> straight ahead, tiffany shares are trying to climb back from some big losses earlier this year. will that q4 beat from this morning help? looks like it so far. the stock up almost 3%. when you're on hold, your business is on hold. that's why comcast business doesn't leave you there. when you call, a small business expert will answer you in about 30 seconds. no annoying hold music. just a real person, real fast. whenever you need them. great, that's what i said. s

include author bruce hillman who discusses his book the man who stalked einstein, how nazi scientist philippe leonard changed history. then saturday at 7:00, patricia bell-scott on her book "the