rain if not always sunny, but there is potential for some rain at times in the west. 0n potential forsaturday, expect there to be more intimate of cloud, the best of the sunshine found across parts of north—east england, north—east of scotland, may be some rain and the finals of scotland, may be northern ireland as well but the temperatures still well up in double digits at 12—14d. we look ahead to sunday, eastern scotland, in central eastern parts of english as they dry was sunshine, the potentialfor a weather front to slide its way in from the west with some outbreaks of rain, but this temperature still doing well for the west with some outbreaks of rain, but this temperature still doing overly time of year 12—14d. you're watching beyond 100 days, another defeat for the prime minister over her year world you're watching beyond 100 days. year world another defeat for the prime minister over her brexit plan so the chaos continues. mps refuse to back theresa may's approach to leaving the european union. the defeat has no legal bearing but, politically, it's very significant. the prime

prosecution himself, not only in congress and a potential impeachment proceeding, but potentially in a court of law as well. there is, of course, somewhat contested justice department policy about whether or not a president can be indicted and prosecuted while he is serving in office. and that is not necessarily an open and shut case, in part because of the prospect that the president could be indicted. but the indictment could be sealed until the time that he leaves office. that puts it in sort of a gray area in terms of how much influence prosecutors can potentially have on the future of a presidency. if a sealed indictment is used as the basis for some sort of negotiation with the president or his representatives, the idea that there is a black and white prohibition on whether or not a president faces prosecution and/or indictment gets a little woolly. and we don't need to go through the long and short of that justice department policy and the controversy over that here, but we have lived through some of this already. already in the criminal case involving michael cohen in which h

drivers should be on the look look-out for potential roadway flooding and debris. rainfall pushes into the bay area with showers heavy at times boosting flooding potential especially in low lying areas and along small streams and in poorly drained urban areas. winds will also be strong with peak gusts at 70 mph and gusts regularly at 30-40 mph. temperatures will peak mild in the upper 50's and low 60's. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. ( robin ) bay...where residents in larkspur are expected to see some of the heaviest rainfall during this storm. kron 4's sara stinson is joining us now live with a look at conditions there. ( robin ) thanks sara. . (robin) live look outside... at the san francisco international airport. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. how's your cough? i'm good. i took

with an eye toward potentially indicting zinke for lying to investigators. as of today, "the post" reports that zinke himself has not been called to appear before this grand jury, but "the post" have two sources confirming that in fact this grand jury has been convened. and, you know, although a lot of trump cabinet officials or trump cabinet nominees or other senior trump officials have been driven out of washington trailed by very serious scandals, depending on how this goes with the grand jury, ryan zinke may be the first trump cabinet official to face a federal criminal indictment, which is a very serious thing. if that is where this is going somebody please save a seat in the courtroom for the stuffed bear. we will be watching that closely. i should tell you, as of yet, there has been no comment from the white house on this reporting at all, but tonight i can tell you one of our producers from this show was able to reach mr. zinke by phone to ask him personally for comment. he did give us a comment on this story tonight. his comment was, quote, have a g

if you can get to a place where the potential longevity of the backstop, the potential that the backstope all seeking to do. that is what parliament has been very clear it wants. it will back this deal if it can do something about the backstop. the mechanism is what we are discussing at the moment. but parliament needs to give the prime minister the space to go and have that conversation with brussels to see what we can achieve and if we can do something about that then i think it's very clear parliament will be prepared to support this deal. although it was not entirely explicit, the idea that you could sort this issue out without reopening the patrol agreement probably but not go down well with a lot of conservative brexiteer is who would like the government to take a pretty ha rd would like the government to take a pretty hard line on this. interesting to note today that the fragile truce any tory ranks is indeed very fragile. the defence minister saying today that if it came to it at that he takes there should be a free vote on whether no—deal brexit should be taken off the table. he

i discovered the potential with ozempic®. ♪ oh! oh! oh! ozempic®! right for you. ( james ) back to the check of the forecast. a cloudier day today with temperatures still in the mid to upper 50's. rainfall arrives this afternoon and will stay heavy at times through the evening and into tomorrow resulting in the potential for flooding. showers should taper off later in the week after the heaviest of it tomorrow wednesday will bring a few scattered showers. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101

and potentially another big storm next weekend, and that's the end of the month, watching another potential storm then, too. >>> coming up our celebration of women in black history month continuewise continues with a young woman who captured our attention one year ago in the march for our lives. >> people have said i'm a tool of some nameless adult. it's not true. >>> next at 6:00 tonight barbara harrison catches uwithp >>> it was just about a year ago we first met naomi wadler, the fifth grader got worldwide attention for the moving speech she gave for the mar for our lives in washington. >> her goal to bring attention to the issue of gun violence and the impact on african-american women. tonight we've got a preview from ourblack history month special. >> barbara harrison reports on what the future may hold for the new 12-year-old activist. >> people have said that i am too young to have these thoughts on my own. >> reporter: 11-year-old naomi wadler at the march for our lives last year. >> people have said i'm a tool of some nameless adult. it's not true. >> reporter: where does that voic

conditions start dry today before a round of potentially severe weather moves in this evening. rainfall will begin to increase into the late afternoon with strong winds and heavy rain especially into tomorrow morning resulting in the increased risk of flooding and downed trees. highs today will peak in the 50's before falling mostly into the 40's and upper 30's tonight as rainfall increases. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) happening now...crews in contra costa are preparing for tonight's storm.( darya ) kron 4's will tran is joining us now live in walnut creek with what crews are doing ahead of the storm. dry now so take advantage of it before the rain comes our way tonightin walnut creek... sandbags are available for anyone who needs to shore up their home in case the water rises and causes flooding meantime city crmore than likel most of today before the rain arrives to make sure the roads are safe and the hillsides are strong because we do expect this storm to drop significant rain on all of us

rainfall pushes into the bay area with showers heavy at times boosting flooding potential especiallyw lying areas and along small streams and in poorly drained urban areas. winds will also be strong with peak gusts at 70 mph and gusts regularly at 30-40 mph. temperatures will peak mild in the upper 50's and low 60's. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( james ) to the s are seeing some of the heaviest rainfall sara stinson is joining us now live in larkspur with a look at conditions there. thanks sara. . ( james ) on the peninsula...residents in belmont are also waking up to lots of rainfall.( darya ) kron4's will tran is live with a look at how the storm is impacting that area. thanks will. don't forget - you can track the storm and the weather in your neighborhood with the kron-4 mobile app. there you will find full forecasts... and an interactive radar. you can also get pus

rainfall pushes into the bay area with showers heavy at times boosting flooding potential especially in low lying areas and along small streams and in poorly drained urban areas. winds will also be strong with peak gusts at 70 mph and gusts regularly at 30-40 mph. temperatures will peak mild in the upper 50's and low 60's. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) to the north bay...where residents are seeing some of the heaviest rainfall during this storm.( darya ) kron 4's sara stinson is joining us now live in larkspur with a look at conditions there. ( james ) thanks sara. . peninsula...residents in belmont are also waking up to wet roads.( darya ) kron4's will tran is live with a look at how the storm is impacting that area. ( james ) thanks will. coverage with a look at creek with more.e east b ( james ) thanks yoli. ( james ) don't forget - you can track the storm and the weather in your neighborhood with the kron-4 mobile app. there you will find full forecasts... and an interactive radar. you can also get push alerts on bay area

next for more big with potential into saturday late friday and into saturday with potential for more storms next week.

potential for dangerous erosion with the upcoming storms. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom..(james) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... conditions start dry today before a round of potentially severe weather moves in this evening. rainfall will begin to increase into the late afternoon with strong winds and heavy rain especially into tomorrow morning resulting in the increased risk of flooding and downed trees. highs today will peak in the 50's before falling mostly into the 40's and upper 30's tonight as rainfall increases. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) happening are preparing for tonight's storm.( darya ) kron 4's will tran is joining us now live in walnut creek with what crews are doing ahead of the storm. that if you have a drainage around your home check it for trash. and there isnt standing water on the road or in ( james ) thanks will. ( james ) don't forget - you can track the approaching storm and the weather in your neighborhood with the kron-4 mobile app. the

we'll talk about his potential criminal liability later on this hour, too. but that's not who i mean. see, alex acosta is still u.s. labor secretary, which makes it all the more amazing that we're going to be talking about his potential criminal liability tonight. this unexpected news we got this afternoon from "the washington post" is about a former trump cabinet official, about ryan zinke. the trump cabinet official you may remember assigned to run up to the roof of the department headquarters and put up his personal ryan zinke flag up every time he entered the building. he had a special flag that meant ryan zinke is in the house and it was a person's job to run and put that flag up wherever ryan zinke walked through the door. by the time ryan zinke announced his resignation as interior secretary, he was not only famous for that but having found his way into no less than 15 different ethics investigations covering the tenure of his less than two years in office. although ryan zinke has characterized his december resignation as voluntarily, he had reportedl

he did a campaignfor laughed and had potential. campaignforthe nhs laughed and had potential. he did a campaign for the nhs give blood campaign, and they have been tweeting about him today, so a lot of love for cadet. steve, thanks for coming in to talk to us about blaine cameronjohnson, coming in to talk to us about blaine cameron johnson, better known coming in to talk to us about blaine cameronjohnson, better known as cadet, who died in a car accident at the age of 28. a man has been shot by police as they carried out arrests in south east london early this morning. in all, seven men were detained for allegedly holding a woman captive. the man, thought to be in his twenties, was shot after an officer opened fire near blackheath. he's been taken to hospital but his injuries are not believed to be life—threatening. a man has died after being hit by a bus on a busway. the pedestrian was struck by the vehicle on a section of the specially adapted route in luton at around four o'clock this morning. the busway remains closed while pol

before a round of potentially severe weather moves in this evening. rainfall will begin to increase into the late afternoon with strong winds and heavy rain especially into tomorrow morning resulting in the increased risk of flooding and downed trees. highs today will peak in the 50's before falling mostly into the 40's and upper 30's tonighas rainfall increases. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) happening now...crews in contra costa are preparing for tonight's storm.( darya ) kron 4's will tran is joining us now live in walnut creek with what crews are doing ahead of the storm. dry now so take advantage of it before the rain comes our way tonightin walnut creek... sandbags are available for anyone who needs to shore up their home in case the water rises and causes flooding meantime city crews spent yesterday and more than likely most of today before the rain arrives to make sure the roads are safe and the hillsides are strong because we do expect this storm to drop significant rain on all of us (

for a formal agreement to end the korean war potentially opening liaison office is in pyongyang as well as washington d.c. you know there's a lot on the table that needs to be discussed kara's been the problem up to this point there are envoys from the united states employed is the u.s. envoy to north korea steven begin in the north korean counterpart lots of talking has led up to this but what we are told is that from the north korean standpoint really thing no one bit this is a president that makes deals on the fly that none of this sort of preamble discussion really matters what matters the president's shown this on everything from. the nafta agreement renegotiating that between canada the united states and mexico to china that he can make these deals at a moment's notice so they know that what matters is what happens in that face to face meeting that's why they were so much attention not only in this dinner but the meetings that will take place over the next twenty four hours because so much of it can be done in advance but this is a president that operates spur of the moment and an

conditions start dry today before a round of potentially severe weather moves in this evening. rainfall will begin to increase into the late afternoon with strong winds and heavy rain especially into tomorrow morning resulting in the increased risk of flooding and downed trees. highs today will peak in the 50's before falling mostly into the 40's and upper 30's tonight as rainfall increases. no major hot no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( james ) happening are preparing for tonight's storm.( darya ) kron 4's will tran is joining us now live in walnut creek with what crews are doing ahead of the storm. dry now so take advantage of it before the rain comes our way tonightin walnut creek... sandbags are available for anyone who needs to shore up their home in case the water rises and causes flooding meantime city crews spent yesterday and more than likely

into the middle of the week shower potential will return. wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( darya ) breaking news we are following... a napa county sheriff's deputy fataly shoots a man who had a gun.( robin ) kron 4's will tran is on the scene with the latest. will..what are investigators saying now? ( darya ) thanks will. ( darya ) happening now ... lanes are still closed on highway 37 between atherton avenue & 101 in novato because of severe flooding. crews are still working on emergency levee repairs. work is being done 24 hours a day. marin county declared a state of emergency because of the damage from last week's storms.. (robin) and happening today... the sausalito city council is expected to declare a local emergency. this comes after a mudslide in sausalito displaced 15 people. the emergency will be announced at a meeting at 9:00 this mo

this afternoon and will stay heavy at times through the evening and into tomorrow resulting in the potential for flooding. showers should taper off later in the week after the heaviest of it tomorrow wednesday will bring a few scattered showers. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. and we have team coverage of the storm this morning. thenorth bay is expected to get hit the hardest. kron 4's will tran is live in san rafael with more. will. in the north bay... the city of sausalito is working with caltrans and the national park service to continue to monitor the hillside above sausalito boulevard, after that major mudlside that destroyed two homes. the city officials say they are monitoring the storm drain system and water runoff in the area because of the storm expected to arrive today. over the weekend... the u-s-g-s surveyed the hillside using laser technology. thanks will. today... teachers in oakland will strike for a third day.( james ) negotiations between the tachers union and the district broke down over the weekend. kron 4's dan thorn has the

once you break out, you've exploited some of the potential, if not all of the potential. so boeing is not in a position to help the industrial sector, it's actually in a position to fall back. the others have ricocheted so the reality is that there's not a particular individual stock in a good position there's ones that are struggling or ones that have had a lot of potential exploited. >> carter, i'm curious, when you look at the chart, is there a way that there's a pause that refreshes, a simple retracement of what we've seen or are we going to new lows. >> the sequence is the sell-off is the primary event and the ricochet is the secondary event. so the question is do we test the lows not only industrials, but the market in general. million dollar question, i think there's every chance we do. >> thank you, carter we'll see you on "options action." i hope somebody makes a meme of when tim pokes the lemon lime snake into carter's pick. >> is that different than a gif? >> isn't jif peanut butter >> sort of i'm not as cool as you are so boeing went from 300 to 400 in a month

neighbors in pleasanton are worried about the potential for dangerous erosion ...ould bring their homes close to the edge of a cliff.( james ) two years ago -- people living along foothill road lost parts of their yard to arroyo creek during heavy rain. now they fear it'll happen again. kron4's michelle kingston has more,. (mk)desiree ralph, alameda county"we just don't know. it's very scary."homeowners along foothill road literally living on edge ... after their backyards were eaten away by heavy rains two years ago... now with more rain expected in just a few days ... people living along arroyo creek are afraid of what's to come next. desiree ralph, alameda county "pray for us. that it's going to be good over the week. otherwise, i don't know what this is going to look like come this weekend."this is video of the creek two years ago ... neighbors along foothill road lost 20-30-40 feet of their backyards ... and many trees.desiree ralph, alameda countyoh my gosh it sounded like a rushing river and you could hear that tree literally being clawed into the river it w

well, on paper, north korea's economic potential is amazing.d to be modernised, in some cases rebuilt from scratch, infrastructure would need to be updated, rebuilt. north korea has an estimated up to $10 trillion worth of untapped mineral reserves. you already mentioned the potential for low—cost manufacturing, for example. i mean, it's a bit of a cliche, but it is one of the final frontiers on the planet. how many places are there that are still completely isolated economically and had nowhere to go but up? the problem is, in practice, of course, there are a semi— obstacles of course, there are a semi— o bsta cles as of course, there are a semi— obstacles as to be nearly insurmountable. obviously the economic sanctions are the first one, but even if those are scaled back substantially or eliminated altogether, there are still massive, massive obstacles. north korea is one of the most hostile investment environment on the planet. there is zero respect for property rights. there are pervasive human rights violations that in a responsible invest

"this is pollution that can cause asthma and potentially other health problems.k they've been, uh, negligent in not controlling their emissions."> ( james ) tri city rock says it is permitted by the bay area air quality management district. and, is operating in compliance of their regulations. they have been inspected by state and local authorities ... but no violations have been found. ( james ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news ... representative adam schiff says he'll take action if the mueller report is not released publically. how senator kamala harris is reacting. (ácommercialá) you know when you're at ross and you realize great minds shop alike? yes. or when you find those name-brand shoes that everyone notices? oh, yeah! or when you get exactly what you need for your growing family? yes! that's yes for less. yep! yes, yes, yes, yes... yes! seriously, 20 to 60 percent off department store prices every day. at ross. yes for less. (áábreakáá) a cloudier day today with temperatures still in the mid to upper 50's. rainfall arrives this afternoon and will

so it is also potentially corroborated in that draft defense.ow, that again to your point, that draft defense wasn't filed, so whether or not that would have changed, there are a lot of pieces of information here that suggests this is a big deal. >> as you know, there's an old saying in law school. we had so much evidence, we didn't even have time for jerome corsi up in here. because that stuff which of course i've had both him and person two on this show, does speak again to mueller pursuing the evidence he was lying. that makes it look like there might be an actual potential case against donald trump for lying to bob mueller. which is quite a crime. i want to also show for your analysis, brand new tonight from julian assange. roger stone did not have the telephone call that michael cohen described having had with julian assange. 23409 really a statement at all whether he claimed that to trump. >> if he was over here and said it, it might be more interesting if there's an unsealed indictment against him. i think that this whole gang of pinocchi

in a safe manner but there will also be a lot of social pressure even from potentially the president support base if these are communities that are exposed to mining operations and have concerns about potential environmental disasters following the scandal which which ultimately took down the last government what's your gut feeling about what's what's going to happen. well even in the perspective of you know government stability going forward projection indices which look at the six month outlook and the two year outlook we actually see the stability of this government strengthen over the six month period the simple reason for that is because it's a new government in power with a new support base in congress and it's not facing the potential risk of impeachment that we've seen in brazil over the past three years a pretty recurring basis both for dilma rousseff and nischelle turner the question then becomes what happens if this government is unable to deliver the reforms and the changes and improvements it has promised for example on the security front or an economic growth and when w

into the middle of the week shower potential will return. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( darya ) breaking news we are following... a napa county sheriff's deputy fataly shoots a man who had a gun.( robin ) kron 4's will tran is on the scene with the latest. will..what are investigators saying now? ( will )the shooting took place on the 1100 block of henry road around 11 pm last night a napa county sheriffs dept was on patrol in the area when he or she encounters the suspectinvestigators are not saying what caused the officer to approach the suspect in the first place but a confrontation did happen where the deputy fires several shots ... killing the unidentified man at the sceneinvestigators say they recovered a firearm at the scene ( robin ) thanks will. ( darya ) happening now ... lanes are still closed on high

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the trump re-elect is about any potential challenge.ry hogan would be an important challenge. >> he is seen as a credible potential challenger by people inside of the white house and close advisers to president trump, talking to them over the last few days. they say former governor weld of massachusetts, he to them is not really a serious threat. they see former ohio governor john kasich as someone not making significant moves toward a bid. but governor hogan has made sharp statements about president trump, he's planning trips to new hampshire, heading to iowa soon. david bossie on the ground level is trying to send a signal with a statement in the coming days and saying to the governor through this statement, you don't have that much support for a presidential bid should you choose to run. >> and what is the larger story here about president trump, how vulnerable he might be? we've got this high stakes appearance tomorrow by michael cohen, three days of testimony. tomorrow is public. and the president's vulnerability because of all of

and while each of them were making important decisions about their potential testimony or their potential cooperation deals with prosecutors. presidents, of course, have the right to pardon anyone they want to pardon, but if the president through his legal team was explicitly dangling pardons to potential witnesses for the purpose of dissuading those witnesses from providing evidence that might hurt himself or his administration or his family or his business, well, that's quite a different matter. and that's just one of them. i mean, "the new york times" today runs down the whole gamut from the pardon offers to flynn and manafort to the president's efforts to coordinate with congressional republicans, to help them in their efforts to publicly undermine and disparage mueller and his investigators. not to mention trump's efforts to try to fire the special counsel himself and his multiple efforts to try to pressure then attorney general jeff sessions into influencing the justice department's behavior in these investigations. and his multiple efforts to fire attorney general jeff sessions, sp

more prison time potentially. and mueller didn't give this testimony his blessing without having -- believing it and having corroborating evidence. >> you heard the republicans, jeffrey, say point after point after point, he's a liar. you can't believe a word he says. he's a criminal. he's going to jail. why are we even having this hearing. why did we allow him to come up here and testify. they were blasting him. >> like every mafia trial i've been, to the cooperating witness is like you're a bum. you're a convicted criminal. and juries often wind up believing those sorts of insiders. i thought one of the most interesting moments came up a couple of times. it was during this hostile cross-examination from the republicans when cohen looked at the republicans and said i used to do just what you're doing. i used to be the attack dog that tried to discredit critics of trump. you are going to wind up regretting it, like i regret it. maybe that's true. maybe that's not. but there was an interesting psychological dimensi

they still have the potential to cause disruption. still have the potential to ta ke disruption. off roof and branches. they are busting 60 —— gusting 60 mph flat of a bit of winteriness over the hills but it eases away. the winds take a bit of time. —— miles per hour fewer showers come the afternoon. temperatures on a par with friday. slightly lighter winds and sunshine. it doesn't last because it could bring a soggy night saturday night and a soggy start to sunday across southern areas. this weapon —— weather front has potential of snow. the weather system stinks south. it gives the risk of snow over the hills. between some drier and brighter weather as well that the temperatures dip back on sunday because we have the calder arctic air. it is —— calder arctic air. the start of the new week sees things are settling down. the cold blast of arctic air. we are picking up blast of arctic air. we are picking up frost and not too much fog. it isn't to be ruled out across southern areas. the breeze comes down will accentuate the cheal. temperatures are lower again on monday because it

scared he might potentially lose hisjob and his collea g u es potentially lose hisjob and his colleaguesind out. there is a realfear and colleagues might find out. there is a real fear and frustration out there. you heard from some activists who are incredibly frustrated as to how such confidential information in a registry with 14,200 names was able to potentially be wreaked. there is a realfear that able to potentially be wreaked. there is a real fear that people are losing trust in the system. you can read a little bit more about what people said in my bbc online article. you can see that on the website. the man at the centre of the scandal, i suppose it's the correct term, what more do we know? he is an american man. he was deported from singapore last year after serving a debt —— jail term for drug related charges. he is alleged to have done this. there are still investigations ongoing. he is currently in the us. there is hope that he will come to singapore and a nswer that he will come to singapore and answer some of the questions from the authorities there. if you want to hear mor

so that takes the potential financial crime here and the potential campaign finance crime into the period when he was president and we heard a lot of democrats talking about that as a key element not only for the financial crime. there's a potential -- rather financial fraud aspect of it. there's also potential campaign finance aspect. was that an over the limit contribution made to affect the outkuchlt election? michael cohen certainly suggested -- stated as much but he didn't offer as much evidence that donald trump knew or thought of it as that, and it's important for him to know for a violation of that kind to be knowing and willful in order for it to be an actual potential crime as opposed to a civil infraction. that said, we do have another key element from those checks, and that is that he signed -- he knew that he had debt to michael cohen from this payment that he was -- from this hush payment that he was going to pay off and yet he signed a personal financial disclosure statement in june of 2017 where he did not list that as a debt. he subsequently in 2018 did include that as a

she told him not to contact any potential witnesses.he said this isn't a public relations campaign or a book tour. she warned him if he gives interviews, any inconsistency could be introduced as evidence. what does it tell you? >> this is a no nonsense judge who doesn't want to hear nonsense coming out of the mouths of the parties to a criminal trial that's going to occur in her courtroom. we have seen it before as owe folks have mentioned that she's strong on these issues. you have an allegation in the indictment itself that you ordinarily don't have of witness tampering. the judge is trying to do a few things. one, make sure the defendant knows that he needs to be careful and the things he says can be used against him. second, wanting to make sure that there's a fair trial. people understand the defendant in a case is entitled to a fair fair trial also. that comes into play when a judge tells people not to speak about the case. when roger stone is disparaging the prosecution and the circumstances under which his arrest took place. tha

into the middle of the week shower potential will return. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( darya ) breaking news we are following... a napa county sheriff's deputy fataly shoots a man who had a gun.( robin ) kron 4's will tran is on the scene with the latest. will..what are investigators saying now? ( darya ) thanks will. breaking new this morning... the catholic morning...new this breaking new this morning... the catholic diocese of oakland has just released the names of priests accused of sexual abuse. the diocese says the names include 45 clergy members who are "credibly accused" of sexually abusing minors. the list includes priests, deacons, and religious brothers who lived in the diocese since it was founded in 1962. both alameda and contra costa counties are included. of the 45 names on the list, 14 of the 20

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after losing 25,000 jobs, potential upside of year after year of revenue, what did you win? did you win less crowded subways? what are you celebrating? in new york city, the epicenter of american business, that city's representatives just said no thank you to capitalism. jillian: your reaction to this tweet from alexandria carlos ghosn ocasio-cortez. today is the day we dedicated

and now he's mulling a potential 2020 bid. his message tonight, he's going to be holding a march before hand. he said it's going to be a peaceful march. it's stop the lies, stop the wall. celebrate the el paso community. it's going to be quite the faceoff later this morning. >> you're there. garrett haake is there. ali is there as well. kasie hunt is holding it down on the hill. it seems inexplicable we're here again talking about the potential for a second shutdown this year. what are lawmakers going to do about it? we've just learned the top four negotiators here on capitol hill are going to meet this afternoon. we think around 3:30 or so so discuss how to restart these talks. because the reality is as of yesterday morning, they had stalled completely as you were just talking about. it is over this seemingly new issue of detention beds. i think we should point out this has always been a simmering piece of the negotiation all the way along. immigration advocates in particular backed up by democrats have been concerned very de

they could potentially have faced jail time, some were mothers, really severe potential sentences thatves on the line to prevent other people from potentially facing horrific conditions of elsewhere in the world. thankfully today the judge has accepted their motives we re judge has accepted their motives were correct. that even the idea that these people could go to jail for a very long time for a effectively expressing their activism and coming together to practise is troubling. the human rights barrister was having to make that case between balancing airport security — which a lot of people are concerned about— and freedom of speech. interesting issues. iam whizzing through because i promised everybody we would talk about these magical bees. what is the story? this is a scientific study which comes the conclusion that these can understand mathematics and can navigate parcels, which i find astonishing. i have two six—year—old twins which struggled to do the same things these bees can. it is one of those things in life that they are talking about such small creatures and handling mathe

i've been telling everybody they have tremendous potential, unbelievable potential, but we're going toee. but it was about sanctions. i mean, they wanted sanctions lifted but they weren't willing to do an area that we wanted. >> with all that as the backdrop, let's bring in our panel, msnbc military analyst jack jacob, former executive director at the wmd commission, dr. evelyn farkus and an msnbc national security analyst and msnbc nuclear analyst, great to have all of you with us. give us your takeaway from this summit, from the perspective of the buildup going into it, what we know about the president in terms of his preference for reaching big deals against the backdrop of what was happening in washington and the desire to have a big victory or a big headline. all of that coming up empty handed not even an agreement to continue those talks on paper. >> right, i mean, this was basically a disaster for the president. it wasn't a disaster for america because it doesn't look like he gave away anything we can't reverse, but i will say it was all backwards. to use a diplomatic term it wa

this is unprecedented, no-deal brexit potentially puts it into the com plete brexit potentially putshe complete spencer they are considering extremely radical measures which includes slashing ta riffs measures which includes slashing tariffs which does not make a huge amount of sense because we had warnings that slashing tariffs would bea warnings that slashing tariffs would be a particular bad idea from manufacturing. and if you slash them in one area they apply to every country. and imports become cheaper but it means that the industry and farming all ofa but it means that the industry and farming all of a sudden becomes much less competitive. so their products in the available industries will potentially really suffer and farmers have warned that 0% tariffs on imports but we would be flooded by cheap new zealand lamb and cheap american beef and products will become expensive. no easy answers are there? let's look at the telegraph, instagram boss, duty of ca re can save telegraph, instagram boss, duty of care can save lives. this is a campaign that the telegraph has mounted and the

the potential 2020 democratic candidate for president is joining the march for truth rally.munity organizers and local officials organized event to protest the president's border wall, orourke represented el paso before losing senate race to incumbent ted cruz. rob: stalled border talks frustrating lawmakers who are trying to get the deal done. jillian: george republican says it's time democrats stop moving the goal post. >> i thought we were tracking pretty good over the last week, over the last 24 hours or so, the goal posthas been moved from the democrats and at the end of the day we have duty to protect nation and as long as the post -- we heard numbers 1.3, we heard 800 million as you described as well. we've heard 2.5 and also we heard the initial proposal by the democrats of $0, they are a little bit all over the board. so not what number am i looking for or the president is looking for, it's really what customs and border protections need and that's what we are trying to get to. rob: all right, laura ingraham will talk with president trump following rally in el paso

it's if anything to be potentially small deals in there.n the country not so much have a different subsidiary, but operating as one. that doesn't really work so far. we'll see whether that goes ahead and we'll see if they're having 27 countries with two or three operators or we see five, six big operators across the entire continent thank you for joining me around the desk senior analyst ict research at fitch solutions. now shifting gears to another sector henkel is expecting further growth after a full year rise in net profit the chemical and consumer goods company says it plans to hike its dif debd to 1.85 per share they're expecting sales growth of 2% to 4% and an adjusted ebit it between 16% and 17% this year >>> relex posted a 14% decline in full year net profit citing increased acquisition spend and a lower gain from u.s. tax credits. the company also launch aid 600 million pound buy back standard charter, meanwhile, has set aside $900 million to cover multiple fines in both the u.s. and u.k. it hopes it will cover regulatory investig

where the issue of the president's potential indictably, potential prosecutebility are maybe treated as separate matters. maybe the president can't be prosecuted but maybe that's a separate issue and if the president can be indicted, is the president allowed to essentially negotiate with prosecutors over his own fate? as it balances against those potential criminal charges. if that is the part we are getting to, then this is also the part of american history where the character and independence of the u.s. justice department becomes the most important thing we may need to know about this moment in american history. i mean, just think about this from the big picture, right? think about this like it's 50 years from now and your grandkids or great grandkids are looking back at this time in history, right? if we are living through a moment in which there is an active criminal in the white house, somebody coal mimmitting felonies while serving as president of the united states. if we're living through a moment there is a criminal in the white house but the justice department and our syste