reynolds wrap: foil made in the usa since 1947. >> announcer: you're watching news 4 today. >>> a car fell nine stories in a high-tech parking garage and burstnnto flames whe it hit the ground. take a look at the video here. >> wow. >> this is what things looked like in miami yesterday in the parking garage. the garage uses elevators t ve cars. and a car fell down nine stories. the car's owner says it was a stick shift and believes the gear. left it in luckily nobody was hurt and the neighboring businesses were not affected. >> if it was one of those fancy garages i believe it was a fancy car, too. yikes. >>> coming july, metro will stay late like it used to. it's something riders have been asking for for more than a year. >> metro's general manager told d.c.'s mayor he needs more time to do more maintenance on the system. during a meeting yesterday he proposed four options to the mayor and d.c. council. rst, revert to original hours including staying open until 3:00 a.m. friday and saturday. second, open the system later, including opening at 10:30 on sundays. third, close le on week

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reynolds wrap: foil made in the usa since 1947.ryville - plus our radar - we )re tracking the in-coming storm good morning and thank you for joining us. i )m kris sanchez in for laura garcia. >>> good morning, thanks so much for joining us on this wednesday. i'm kris sanchez if nor laura garci garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. we'll get you the commute with mike but first we start out with the weather. >> the rain is coming later on this evening. i want to show you a cool view we have from above the clouds looking from our sutro tower camera. that's been drifting ss visibility in the tri-valley down to about a quarter-mile. slow it down driving through livermore. elsewhere we have patchy fog. the storm is approaching and we'll see increasing cloud cover throughout the day and the rain tonight and i'll be tracking that with a time line. as we head over to mike we're focusing on what disappeared. >> first thing disappearing are flashing lights, thank goodness. crews are moving the lane closures as they do work on the richmond sid

reynolds wrap: foil made in the usa since 1947. there this mornin >>> welcome to tuesday morning. it's actually drizzling in some spots already out there this morning, as you could tell, by our nbc bay area storm ranger radar. the green that's coming our way. good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. with the rain coming, mike will have a look at the xhoo you the commute in a bit. >> the rain is very light and i'll give it another couple hours before it moves out, so that's the good news. we are going to see our rain chances as we see this disturbance moving in, and we'll continue into tomorrow as well. i'll track that and what's ahead in the forecast. >>> mike, also tracking the showers impact on the roads. >> i'm not going to let it go, we're showing the radar over the roadways and then we can't see e re green. the damp roadways we show that with the highlighted green in the north bay, san francisco, in toward the maze and into contra costa county. it's eastbound 80 with the only inciden

tiny handful of black coaches and general managers something about that score doesn't add up rob reynolds al-jazeera los angeles. proof that even the world's best ski jumper can occasionally struggle to stay on two feet to passer by yes it won the latest well cup event in its city but didn't quite pull off the perfect landing the last week of bias if you came on to the fed jump in history to complete the fields. and that's always fulfilled we'll have more for you later on but for now i had you back to come out of the thank you and that is it for me is our team here and don't know about your company more news from the team in our london news sector after this break and come all santamaria thanks for joining us. with your child. everyone all together right that's already going places together. my main page every week a new cycle going to see you recent breaking stories and then of course there's donald trump told through the eyes of the welds jannah least that's right out of a hamas script that calls for the annihilation of israel that is not what that phrase means at all listening post as

our guest today is molly reynolds. the sergeant at arms will announce her presence momentarily escorted by a big california delegation. what's ahead for the house today? thatr: the next thing happens is we will see the minority leader, kevin mccarthy, make some introductory remarks. then we will see don young of alaska, the dean of the house, the longest-serving member introduce nancy pelosi and then we will see nancy pelosi make remarks to the house before she is sworn in. once she is sworn in, she will swear in the rest of the members. expect to see the adoption of the opening day rules package. that's on things related to the budget and other things like changes to the discharge position and a new consensus calendar is met to open up the house. an end of terme limits for committee chairs which is a rule that republicans had in place and later today, we expect votes on a couple of different measures aimed at reopening the government. it would am the partial government shutdown. on sinceen going before christmas. sena

emma reynolds, you know european leaders, and given where we are, nobody wants no deal.off a bit over the backstop? we do not really know what is going to happen yet, but what i would say is that the prime minister did a massive u—turn yesterday on her own negotiated deal, which c said, the backstop was an essential pa rt said, the backstop was an essential part of. she also said six months ago that the so—called maximum technology solution was not something that the technology existed for. so she did not answer questions yesterday, and i also put a question to stephen barclay the brexit secretary, what are these alternative arrangements that the government gained a majority for la st government gained a majority for last night? and if they do not meet the requirements of her hardline brexiteers, than when she comes back in two weeks, she could be back where we were before, which is a majority of perhaps 230 against her deal. we do not know, but she is playing a very difficult game here, and it remains to be seen what the eu will do and what the european research group w

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sadiqa reynolds, president of the urban league, is trying to -- has raised about half of why did youk this spot? sadiqa: well to be honest with you, i feel moik picked me. this community deserves this. we deserve to have an opportunity to live in the place where we have really suffered and sacrificed, to watch it grow and watch it become something better. soledad: still, there is mounting anxiety over whether improvement will lead to gentrification, which displaces the people who already live there. kevin: it is about who gets empowered, who benefits from the investment. the problem with gentrification is -- do those investments come into the hands of those folks who really have a connection to that neighborhood historically, or is it someone else? sole k whoeads the louisville central community centers, is pushing for developers to include community input. so do you feel like pers are lio advocate, agitate, and make sure that our voice is being heard and that we were being taken soledad: did it get ugly? n: rusll -- and because of the faith-based leadership, it probably couldn't get

government shutdown in american history but they've already dismissed his offer as one sided rob reynolds has more from washington. with the government shutdown dragging toward the one month mark president trump offered democrats a deal give him five point seven billion dollars for his border wall and he'll lift the threat of deportation for a million undocumented immigrants number one is three years of legislative relief for seven hundred thousand dokken recipients secondly our proposal provides a three year extension of temporary protected status or t.p.s. . the immigrants tromp referred to our young people brought to the u.s. illegally by their parents as children known collectively as the dreamers and non-citizens from countries hit by natural disasters who had been permitted to live in the u.s. both groups were stripped of legal protections by trump but court rulings have so far prevented the government from deporting them it was an offer trumps democratic opposition could and swiftly did refuse to hear house speaker nancy pelosi issued a statement saying quote it is unlikely that an

our italy correspondent james reynolds reports from florence.as much time as you need in front of each of thesedo early leonaintings on display in florence. they will not be going on tour to join the "mona lisa" on the louvre in paris. you would think there would be enough leonardo works to go around to keep everyone happy. buthat is not how this argument is playing out. the artist is now essentially the subject of an international custody dispute. the gallery says that the works are too fragile to be moved. >> any travel puts works of art at risk. there are sophisticated ways of having paintings travel nowadays.r, howeothing is as safe as keeping them where they are. james: but there is much more to it than simple conservation. right now populace-led -- italy anded liberal-run france don't get along. italy accuses ance are trying to hijack leonardo for itself. >> leonardo belongs to the world. if you ask me where he is from, he is italian.n he was an italnius. the fact that he was surrounded by all of this italian beauty, his environment allowe

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dean reynolds met one of them. >>> i absolutely live paycheck to paycheck. >> reporter: shannon ellis says she can no longer afford to go to work. is it too expensive for gasoline to drive to work? >> it's too expensive to put gasoline in. we just don't -- we just don't drive a lot. >> reporter: an irs customer service representative, she is among 36,000 from the irs who the white house ordered back to their desk without pay last week. ellis declined, citing a union contract provision which allows her to miss work if it would be a hardship to show up. and not getting paid for her work definitely qualifies. how many of your colleagues are in the same boat? >> all of them. >> reporter: she estimates 60% of her colleagues at the kansas office are taking advantage of the hardship exemption, and that's a problem with the tax-filing season almost upon us. what do you say to people who will be eagerly awaiting their tax refunds? >> well, at this point, i'm hoping there's enough employees to do the job. our employees don't have money to go to work, period. >> reporter: the shutdown hits harde

tiny handful of black coaches and general managers something about that score doesn't add up rob reynolds al-jazeera los angeles. champion potomac of it is looking good ahead of the first grand slam of the season ahead of monday's australian open while give it to that came back from a set down to get past the body to win the sydney international. and that was a breakthrough victory four straight in teenager alex in the men's event the nineteen year old lifted his first ever to a title with a win over its cities and. and proved that even the walls a best ski jumper can occasionally struggle to stay on two feet to pass through kobayashi one the latest world cup event in italy but didn't quite pull off the perfect landing last week kobayashi became only the said jumper in history to compete for grass them. that's a real have more later on thousands have been celebrating in bulgaria's oldest city after it was named this year's european capital of culture opening show was named we are all colors and featured performances on several stages the city prides itself on its ethnic diversity and also

tiny handful of black coaches and general managers something about that score doesn't add up rob reynolds al-jazeera los angeles. to champion petrarch of it is looking good ahead of the first grand slam of the season ahead of monday's australian open while give it to that came back from a set down again fast to win the sydney international. and that was a breakthrough victory for straining teenager alex in the men's event the nineteen year old lifted his first ever to a title with have a win over its cities and that they. and prove that even the walls abbesses ski jumper can occasionally struggle to stay on two feet to pass through kobayashi it won the latest world cup event in italy but didn't quite pull off the perfect landing busway kobayashi became only the said jumper in history to compete at the four grand slam. and that's it for me back to maria and lovely thank you very much sun i will that wraps up the news hour but i will be back in just a couple of minutes with another bonus and for you cyprus see very shortly. headlines warned the streets of melbourne australia are biased its

dean reynolds, cbs news, chicago. >> amazing. >>> so cold in north carolina alligators are keeping their snouts above water to breathe. the swamps are getting icy, apparently when it's cold, alligators go into a hibernation like state becoming very lethargic and they don't eat. >> it's amazing how different it is in other parts of the country. >> don't be around when the water thaws. >> and when they start eating. 200 yards, couple miles. >>> it is crazy back looking at minneapolis, two degrees below zero, they will not get above zero. until friday afternoon. three straight days below zero. no, thank you. these are our temperatures, in the 50s at 56 in oakland, 57 in san francisco, 55 in san jose, with the clouds we stay mild tonight, thank you, pacific ocean. and we can be very thankful for that period oakland tonight 49, san jose 48, fairfield 46, air quality bit of an issue, not so tomorrow. it will not be a spare the air day. good to moderate throughout the bay area. pattern change for this week, significant one, blocking ridge of high pressure is way to our south, no longer a factor

backing to build the border war with mexico democrats say his compromise often is one sided rob reynolds has more from washington. with the government shutdown dragging toward the one month mark president trump offered democrats a deal give him five point seven billion dollars for his border wall and he'll lift the threat of deportation for a million undocumented immigrants number one is three years of legislative relief for seven hundred thousand dokken recipients secondly our proposal provides a three year extension of temporary protected status or t.p.s. . the immigrants trump referred to our young people brought to the u.s. illegally by their parents as children known collectively as the dreamers and non-citizens from countries hit by natural disasters who had been permitted to live in the u.s. both groups were stripped of legal protections by trump but court rulings have so far prevented the government from deporting them it was an offer trump's democratic opposition could and swiftly did refuse to hear house speaker nancy pelosi issued a statement saying quote it is unlikely that a

three minority coaches in the thirty two team league the lowest number in almost two decades rob reynolds reports. can to go to how i got out what about the lack of minority head coaches is a glaring discrepancy in a league where approximately seventy percent of all players are black this happens every year you know probably a quarter to fit the coaches' turnover and some of those are racial minorities and we were visit the conversation about whether or not there is a racial disparity in opportunities for minorities and whites to become head coaches in the n.f.l. the minority coaches fired were the cleveland browns huge jackson the new york jets todd bowles vance joseph of the denver broncos the arizona cardinals steve wilkes and the long time coach of the cincinnati bengals marvin lewis and didn't deliver what you know number one goal is not to be world champions and we did not get the. opening day of the n.f.l. season for your arizona cardinals due in two thousand and two under the threat of lawsuits that would have accused league owners of racial discrimination the n.f.l. adopted a rul

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sides start bargaining again the longest ever government shutdown could be brought to an end rob reynolds al-jazeera washington a u.s. senator lindsey graham has again warned saudi arabia over the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi on a visit to turkey the republican senator also said he hopes president trump will slow the withdrawal of u.s. troops from syria osama bin jet it has more from gaziantep near the turkey syria border. the killing of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi was very much on lindsey graham's mind he said relations between washington and riyadh couldn't be normalized and the crown prince mohammed bin so man widely believed to have been behind the murder has been dealt with we will. start sanctioning those involved with the killing the mr shogi will make a definitive statement that n.b.s. knew about it and is responsible for it and come up with a series of sanctions. was last seen at the saudi consulate in istanbul on october the second after initial denials the kingdom eventually admitted that saudi agents killed the journalist who criticized the crown prince of saudi

dean reynolds has details. s> reporter: the automaker says it is urgently working to identify which of its employees surned this toledo plant into a cesspool of racism where african american workers allege they wetinely dged, not with thrd, but so with nooses, swa whites-only graffiti on bathroom doors. g.m.'s admission comes after months of side stepping claims from 11 black workers. gerald johnson is a g.m. vice president for manufacturing. i i'm absolutely outraged by the fact that this kind of behavior is still able to show up in any one of our workplaces. or have zero tolerance for any kind of behavior like this. >> reporter: the federal lawsuits say that for at least two years african americans at the plant were called "boy," "monkey," and worse. they were told "to go back to africa where they belong." "what's the big deal about nooses," a white supervisor was quoted as saying during a meeting about racial tolerance. "there was never a black person who was lynched that didn't deserve it." >> i am a black

dean reynolds met one of them on ofy 33. >> i absolutely live paycheck to paycheck. y> reporter: shannon ellis says she can no longer afford to go s work. is it too expensive for gasoline to drive to work? >> it's too expensive to-- to et gasoline in. we just don't-- we just don't drive a lot. >> the shutdown has got to go. >> reporter: an i.r.s. customer service representative, she is among 36,000 from the i.r.s. who the white house ordered back to their desk without pay last week. but ellis declined, citing a union contract provision, which allows her to miss work if it f ild be a hardship to show up, and not getting paid for her work definitely qualifies. how many of your colleagues are in the same boat? >> all of them. >> reporter: she estimates 60% of her colleagues at the kansas city office are taking advantage of the hardship exemption, and that's a problem with the tax lmling season almost upon us. what do you say to people who will be eagerly awaiting their tax refunds? >> well, at this point, i mean, i'm hoping there's enough omployees to do the job. our--

jeff. >> glor: okay dean reynolds, thank you. the house democratic women's caucus posed for a group photo today. this after a freshman member of that group made a harsh remark last night that got a lot of attention. here's nancy cordes. >> reporter: this is what house democrats were hoping to highlight today-- the party's record crop of 89 women members. instead, all eyes were on one woman, michigan's rashida tlaib, who was sworn in yesterday, then swore about president trump a few hours later. ( cheers and applause ) >> reporter: democrats cringed. >> i mean, i don't like that language. i wouldn't use that language. >> i think those kind comments do not take us in the right direction. >> reporter: republicans pounced. >> is this the behavior that we're going to find with this new majority party? >> can we ask you about the reaction to your comments? >> reporter: tlaib, a normally outspoken mother of two, decided today that she had said enough. congresswoman, what's the reaction been from your constituents? democratic leaders wor

tiny handful of black coaches and general managers something about that score doesn't add up rob reynolds al-jazeera los angeles to tom a woman champion pathak of it is looking good ahead of the first grand slam of the season ahead of monday's australian open while give it to that came back from a set down to get past the body to win the sydney international. and that was a breakthrough victory for straining teenager alex to menar in the men's event the nineteen year old lifted his first ever to a title with a win over its cities and the. and proved that even the world's best ski jumper can occasionally struggle to stay on two feet to pass through one the latest world cup event in italy but didn't quite pull off the perfect landing last week kobayashi became only the said jumper in history to compete at the four hills grass them. that's will have more later on thousands have been celebrating in bulgaria's oldest city after it was named this year's european capital of culture opening show was named we are all colors we prize itself on its thing diversity and also claim to be the oldest inh

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new technology but this year there is anxiety over tumbling stock prices trade tensions and as rob reynolds reports from las vegas a lack of new ideas. four thousand companies from dozens of countries rolled out new products at the consumer electronics show l.g.'s new flexible t.v. screen made a big splash l.g. has an all ad t.v. sixty five inches that rolls down and disappears from view into a box that is the first roman flexible screen that we've seen produced from a major television manufacture the price tag around three thousand dollars this year there's an air of anxiety in these corridors tech stocks have been tumbling on wall street apple made a surprise announcement it would miss sales targets blaming weak demand in china chinese telecommunications giant weiwei is here even though its chief financial officer is under house arrest in canada fighting american efforts to put her on trial for fraud you know major chinese tech executives are attending c.e.o.'s giant tech companies are displaying smart home devices face recognition systems and more big picture products and then there are

all right, dean reynolds, thank you very much.are following a developing story tonight in houston, where police officers were shot this evening. mireya villareal has the details. >> reporter: the officers were serving a narcotics search warrant. two officers are in critical condition. one was shot in the leg, one in the shoulder, and one in the face, according to sources. there are three suspects. an eyewitness heard gunshots earlier in the evening. >> quite a few, like, "pew, pew, pew, pew, pew." then stopped and again, "pew, pew, pew, pew, pew." like really loud and i knew this was gunshots. this is major, we never seen anything like this since i've been here for 35 years. >> reporter: three of the officers were transported by ambulance, to memorial medical center, a level i trauma center in houston and two were taken by lifeflight. the governor of texas, greg abbott, issued a statement, calling the act "horrific" and promising state resources for an investigation of the incident. also a swat team responded to the scene. they se

its chief financial officer among the accusations of fraud theft of trade secrets and conspiracy reynolds has. top level government officials lined up to announce the u.s. will prosecute huawei china's biggest most influential telecommunications company for a broader array of alleged crimes the criminal activity alleged in this indictment goes back at least ten years and goes all the way to the top of the company to grand jury indictment charge while way with theft of corporate secrets evasion of u.s. sanctions on iran obstruction of justice and other offenses officials singled out joe while ways chief financial officer and daughter of the company's founder who has deep connections with the chinese government the u.s. says mung worked to evade u.s. sanctions on iran by selling while way products to tehran using a front corporation set up by wall way mung is under house arrest in canada the us plans to extradite her for prosecution the defendants are variously charged with conspiracy bank fraud wire fraud violations of the international emergency economic powers act when you on during an o

teachers are striking for an increase in pay and better work conditions al-jazeera correspondent rob reynolds filed this report from l.a. . tens of thousands of teachers and their supporters rallied in front of l.a. city hall california is among the richest of the fifty us states but ranks forty third in terms of the amount of public funds spent per student half as much as new york not only was the school board says it can't afford all the union's demands in part due to the heavy cost of pension and health benefits the l.a. strike is part of a growing movement teachers in several u.s. states who walked out last year and won higher pay and other concessions how long the l.a. strike will last no one knows with these children's education at stake direct from the picket line if we have any we have. for more high. thinking with strike how's it going. i am sitting in my car right now i'm soaked i am upset i have. no clue when this strike is going to be resolved. our demands are many and our power is increasing the students are out there with us in the streets the counselors are out there in the in

molly reynolds, senior fellow with the brookings institution. the will announce her presence momentarily with a big california delegation. what happens next, in terms of what we hear from speaker elect pelosi and legislatively? thing that happens is we will see the minority leader, kevin mccarthy, make some brief introductory remarks. we then we'll see don young of alaska, the longest serving member, swear in pelosi. -- pelosi wille make remarks to the house before by don young. she then will swear in the rest of the members. by don young. then we also expect to see the adoption of opening day for the new congress, things related to the budget, other things like changes to the discharge petition, a new consensus meant to open up the house to more power to rank-and-file members. we will see an end of term limits for committee chairs for that -- that republicans have in place. we are expecting votes on a couple of different measures aimed at reopening the government, ending the partial government shutdown going on since before christmas. majority

cases still to be processed the fate of many asylum seekers is now more uncertain than ever well reynolds reports from los angeles. early morning downtown l.a. the u.s. immigration court building a long line of people waiting to attend a hearing on their cases think your prayers was one of them his hearing was canceled because of the government shutdown his case was scaled for generally twenty four hours because of the child down the court didn't happen so now we have to wait that a new day would be scare you know right now we don't know if that would be within the next year or two years three years a father of four progress has already been waiting for three years to see whether he can stay in the u.s. or if he will be deported to mexico this will cost it's chaos now have to wait two three four years more i think it's too much my children are suffering with an overburdened system it's common for cases to drag on for years judge ashley tab a door is president of the national association of immigration judges it's pretty much broken it's been broken for some time but it's become an accepta

sides start bargaining again the longest ever government shutdown could be brought to an end rob reynolds al jazeera washington well it's been twenty nine days the longest the u.s. government has ever been shut down and it doesn't look like it's going to end anytime soon and the plight of federal workers the ones facing more financial uncertainty is going viral on social media more with her in a moment well the shutdown now in its fifth week is the longest in u.s. history as stachel workers face more uncertainty over their financial future many in the hash tag the shutdown stories listing their person experiences on twitter of not being able to make ends meet. the first time in my life i'm a vying for an unemployment insurance and receiving food stamps just to make ends meet is unnecessary uncivil shutdown has caused me and you stress and uncertainty will continue into the forseeable future the discussion of border war alarms in congress and on the backs of federal workers and others are talking about ways to get around it and help those in need for example airport staff in miami are gett

sides start bargaining again the longest ever government shutdown could be brought to an end rob reynolds al-jazeera washington. i man gin this is been generating a lot of reaction online so getting real here as it's all goes through will be will be inciting a lot of conversation around this topic sammi well the shutdown now currently in its fifth week is the longest in u.s. history as federal workers face more uncertainty about their financial future and many are using the hash tag the shutdown stories listing their personal experiences on twitter of not being able to make ends meet but first started by them applying for a unemployment insurance and receiving food stamps just to make ends meet is a necessary and civil shutdown it's cost me under stress and uncertainty that will continue into the forseeable future the discussion of the border war was in congress and none of ours federal workers. and others are talking about ways to get around it and also help those in need for example airport staff in miami are helping to get the nonprofit group branches to give stuff there some money to

in that book the ne will of it is now it seems a feature of the american political landscape rob reynolds al-jazeera washington. well government is on today's march and sent us this update. thousands of women here in central washington d.c. all of them with a very big big message that they want to move forward with a new agenda for america i want to step out so you get a sense of the thousands of people that are here on this women's day march here in washington d.c. but we've marching towards donald trump's hotel here as well to make a statement towards the president but i want to bring in one person it's here right now it's katie wood and bert katie thanks for joining us how are you i'm great thank you came all the way from new hampshire why did you come here today i came to resent representing all women and the deep feeling we need to protect our democracy why is that so important right now right now we're seeing our congress fail where our employees are working our environments failing there's a big agenda here it's talking about moving forward towards twenty twenty or talk about immig

breach of trust against the executive go in was the man behind nice and strategic alliance with reynolds. when this footage was taken back in may two thousand and sixteen carlos ghosn was allegedly already a big time fraudster or so his accusers say. then in november last year the bubble burst and was arrested in tokyo the sixty four year old was charged with repeatedly under reporting his pay to shareholders and embezzling company money but go on says he's innocent. colonel scone was famous for his luxury as a lifestyle including many villas around the world and fancy family holidays i delete c executive with three passports born in brazil the son of lebanese parents became one of the most successful c.e.o.'s not only in his adopted home of france but across the world in the mid one nine hundred ninety s. gone took over at the helm of embattled french comic. and oversaw a restructuring program that transformed the company's fortunes. he then forged an alliance between i know and mitsubishi which helped make a turnaround the scandal has shaken the international auto world in particular t

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