portions of riverside and corona and southern california. >>> love is in the air. a san francisco woman is hoping she is a match with the next bachelor. the big thing they already have in common. >>> boeing is halting production of its 737 max jets. part of the announcement that surprised some employees.

the assemblywoman represents the riverside area in southern california. now she'll be serving a whole lot of other. it's a lot of work but a lot of fun. a lot of diapers. >> third times the charm, birth, birth, birth, all at once. >> 30 seconds apart, i tell you, about us busy. >>> breaking news on this tuesday morning, it's been a deadly night in the bay area, killing four people. two were killed in a wrong-way crash on i-80 in contra costa county, and in solano county, there's been a double homicide. we have live reports just mont

the assemblywoman represents the riverside area in southern california. >> i have this her? >> you'll never be patient, you'll never sleep again but you'll be the happiest person on earth. the diapers and the formula and everything else. it's a lot of work but it's a lot of fun. >> worth it all i'm sure. >> hopefully they're her first. >> all right. 4:52 for you -- 4:53 for you right now. >>> next here on "today in the bay," the all new investment uber is making this morning that has nothing to do with cars or drivers. >>> plus -- >> people keep telling me they know me. no one does. >> here we go, get ready to blast off, the new "star wars"

hello, the riverside sheriff's office says 2 deputies waited to be served for about 5 minutes, but theygnored by the staff, so they just ended up leaving. customers say employees may have just been too busy and were not intentionally refusing service. meanwhile a starbucks spokesperson says the employees involved in the incident will not be working until an investigation into what happened wraps up still to come tonight. in las vegas excuse me a woman says some holiday lights are causing a controversy. why she says she may ha >>as lawmakers debate whether or not to impeach president trump of voters are also weighing in joe bartels reports on a holiday display. mary impeach miss with a political message that history of controversy in a vegas neighborhood, the lights and decorations are a sign of the season. but there's another sign that's got this neighborhood turning their heads. >>i sadly wasn't shocked. >>i was upset i still am i don't understand how anyone thinks they have the right to do this a shattered window a big hole in the screen and a large rock still stock evidence of someon

confirmed cases and three suspected cases have turned up at california rehabilitation center in riversidenty... the state prison in corcoran... and pleasant valley state prison in coalinga. inmates at several prisons are under quarantine and are being monitored by medical personnel, while prisoners and staff members are being offered vaccinations and masks to help limit their exposure. (ken) coming up... a scammer taking advantage of a loving grandmother. how he convinced her to hand over 10-thousand dollars. (pam)plus... imagine being a multi - millionaire... at 8-years-old. how this little money maker earned 26- million- dollars in one year. after the break. (ken) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (ken) according to "forbes," the highest earning youtuber made 26-million - dollars this year... and he's only eight-years- old!(pam) ryan kaji (cagey) from texas has amassed almost 23- million subscribers on his "ryan's world" channel. he started unboxing toys on camera... when he was just three- years old! he has since expanded his content to include experiments and educational topics. ryan has contracts with both

the visitors had led at the riverside, but boro got themselves level before this goal from lewis wingthe win. that was stoke‘s fourth defeat in their last six matches. macclesfield town's home game against plymouth has been postponed after the club were served a "zero—ca pacity notice" by the local safety advisory group. the english football league had threatened that there would be "significa nt" consequences should saturday's league two match be called off. macclesfield were docked 6 points yesterday for non—payment of wages and failing to fulfil a previous fixture. premier league sides will have a chance to make up some ground on leaders liverpool this weekend, because jurgen klopp and his side are thousands of miles away in qatar. they're looking to win the club world cup for the very first time. the champions of europe will play the champions of south america — flamengo — in tomorrow's final. and olly foster is in doha for us. how is this for the week before christmas? we are on the beach side here in doha. dozens of liverpool fans here and many more from brazil and flamengo arou

but starbucks says the employees at the riverside store were suspended.aiders game at the oakland coliseum we're expecting a very emotional raider nation to show up in force at the coliseum christina tadros been there all morning long hanging out with the tailgaters we're going go back to one more time at the coliseum high christina. right christina thanks a lot for the final time one big party going on at the coliseum dressed in silver and black this morning, let's go and take outside live for can look at conditions at sfo as you move from oakland, 2 sfo and you can see not a whole lot of activity right now, but there's plenty of sunshine and better the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. to craig, this rock. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything to preserve and protect them. with love, california. >>about the ground for morning news, good morning, everybody and off to a sweet start this live shot coming in from sfo when a good news there. no. no delays were dealing with either not much

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mininds of been dumumping the waste on the riverside. the father of three had been fighting the state enterprise that mined coal to get it to stop polluting the river. 2018, three boys came on a motorbike and put nine shshots in him. for the entire community, for the families who have seen this -- reporter: two of the attackers have been arrested, but their motives remain unknown. myi have given up environmental activism b bause it was too dangerous. it madade things very difficult. the programs are going ahead with environmental destruction. reporter: today, waste is no longer dumped in the river. work did not go to waste. that makes me feel not only happy, but i see this as a blessing. for 40 years, she has been fighting for a better world -- the envnvironmental a activi, feminist, author, and citizen known across the world. she also won an alternative nobel prize in 1993. she has also received death threats. >> it was right here, in my office. i get up every day, knowing that today might bebe the last. she puts the tribal population a

to rescue his family from fast-movi fles and zinn tragedy and fire started on the second sty of a riverside county apartment while a family of 7 was slping this rning. a 41 year-old father was able to get to his wife their infant an 11 year-old he got them out of. >>look at those flameshe got them out safely then he aced back into the fire to try to year-old daughters, but all 3 of them died that man's 8 year-old son was found badly injured in the apartment. he waflown to a hospital. this all happened in hemet east of been displaced by the fire the cause of th fire is under inveigation. donald's just outside the bay areaa woman signaled for helto employees d was saved by police. the san joaquin sheriff's office posted this pie of employees with officersafter the rescue. investigatorsay the victim came into a lodi mcdonald's christmas eve in plate of the c she was in and asked them to hide her when she tried placinan order at the counr the suspected hearof allen's way ledemanded she used the drive-thru in the drive-thru she mouthed help me to an employee just then police got there and eventu

country to turn their back on him like that-- mark takano: should make every american angry. male: riverside county democratic congressman mark takano chairs the house veterans affairs committee. after learning of enrique salas' death, takano visited the bunker in tijuana. mark: it was heartbreaking. male: that prompted congressman takano to ask ice for account of all us veterans who've been deported. mark: and they weren't able to tell us because as it turns out, ice and dhs, they don't follow their own procedures. male: your reaction to that? mark: well, it was one of anger and disbelief. if anybody deserves closer scrutiny in the deportation proceeding, it's somebody who's been a member of our armed forces. male: according to this report by the government accountability office, the gao, the investigative arm of congress, ice did not consistently follow its own policies involving veterans. in some cases, agents were unaware the policies even existed, and some veterans who were removed may not have received the level of review and approval that is appropriate for cases involving veterans. d

fry that holds the canyon and tonight there is a new warning in place for the san bernardino and riverside county mountain areas that is through 06:00am friday be aware of potential for snow. they're also warning in place until 10 o'clock tonight for the la county mountain areas. >>taking a live look outside right now the 4 zone forecast our sutro camera looking downtown san francisco. >>they haven't that yet no no it's a lovely especially this time a year any of the twilight our 5 o'clock chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here. you we see snow in the great yeah, but that's a lot yeah coming and coming down there and during the holidays, people travel and now they're just trying to get home from christmas lot of folks get stuck out there you can see the storm system this one went all the way down the coast mostly missed the bay area we do have some clouds from this and then really plowed into southern california night and well here we go we've got more snow on the way to seat up there making its way across the great find they're going to see several more inches here what a mess there

we have heavy rain from riverside down to oceanside into san diego. and that's going to turn over to showers and thunderstorms for the rest of the afternoon. we're just getting the top end of that in the south bay right now. it's not going to last very long. you can see the storms pulling to the south and east away from us. increasing sunshine. 50s everywhere else until you get up to the mountains, 44 in yosemite. for tahoe, lake wind advisory. >>> in the south bay, san jose police are investigating a hit and run that left a man dead. this happened after 2:00 a.m. yesterday on east santa clara street. officers found the victim lying in the street. he was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. homicide detectives are investigating the motive and circumstances of the death and trying to identify suspects. >>> an 82-year-old great-grandmother is asking for your help after her bag, which was filled with gifts and cash got stolen. she said it happened on an amtrak train going from sacramento to fremont. anser hassan spoke to the victim and has

the assemblywoman represents the riverside area in southern california. >> i have this her?patient, you'll never sleep again but you'll be the happiest person on earth. the diapers and the formula and everything else. it's a lot of work but it's a lot of fun. >> worth it all i'm sure. >> hopefully they're her first. >> all right. 4:52 for you -- 4:53 for you right now. >>> next here on "today in the bay," the all new investment uber is making this morning that has nothing to do with cars or drivers. >>> plus -- >> people keep telling me they know me. no one does. >> here we go, get ready to blast off, the new "star wars" movie gets the red carpet treatment ahead of its opening weekend. the first reactions from lucky insiders who got to see it. >>> but first, happening now, breaking news out of southwestern china and a deadly coal mine explosion. the latest in a string of deadly mining accidents there. at least 14 people are confirmed dead, and since october at least 37 people have died in five different accidents. experts blame it on poorly enforced safety regulations. it's

. >> detectives say sth a caricature of the suspect in a robbery at riverside festival of lights this month. the guy asked the artist to make the drawing, when it was done the suspect grabbed the bag with about $500 in it an ran off. but he left the picture behind. police posted it on facebook with the message do you recognize this caricature. the message went on to say the caricature is one of the suspects but of course, they are exaggerated characteristics and features. (laughter) >> so i don't know, don't do me like that. so, so let me ask you, when you asked me to wear a red hat for today, it wasn't cuz you thought a red hat would look good on fee for the holidays t was a joke. >> trevor: i also like your hat, but of course it was a joke. >> are we done, can i go back. >> trevor: no, we are done. i just wanted to-- take a selfie. >> i got work to do! >> trevor: you look like that guy. >> don't it's not me. >> trevor: don't be mad. that's it for the headlines. let's move on to our top story. (applause) impeachment. it is when america moves its president to the spam folder. after 85

this you can see only my face in the reflection of these tides through the clear water be on the riversideall i can send is love and all that this is and poem and a necklace of invisible kisses lands to say thank you for being our guest on the. author of. why auntie thing away the princess. for over a year protest is across france have demanded economic justice police have responded with mass arrests i'm a tree grade weapons to constrain the movement do you think he could have been mistaken between aiming at your head all your chest all those people in power has been in france to investigate the escalation of violence and ask what this means for free speech and the democratic rights of its citizens police on trial on al-jazeera. a bombarded city. can be rebuilt. its buildings restored. but can shattered lives be mended. scars randy and traumas shaped minds children and survivors of mosul share their stories. i still tomorrow i witnessed documentary on al-jazeera. it president must not be allowed to become a dictator or a fiercely divided u.s. house of representatives votes to impeach presi

it's yield then see only my face in the reflection of these tides through the clear water be on the riversideall i can send is love and all that this is and poem and a necklace of invisible kisses lands to say thank you for being our guest on the street. author of. why auntie through your words the princess. for over a year protesters across france have demanded economic justice police have responded with mass arrests i'm a tree grade weapons to constrained as usual movement do you think he could have been mistaken between aiming at your head or your chest all those people in power has been in france to investigate the escalation of violence and ask what this means for free speech and the democratic rights of its citizens police on trial on al-jazeera investigative journalism there is a. global experts in discussion on a toshiba deal and you disagree with that deal because of the terrible twos the worst you know that i was brought to us now to have stories from other angles. open your eyes to an alternative view of the world today you have to rethink pretty much everything thank you for talki

are being provided by the 2019 2020 california budget at veterans village in loma linda that's in riverside county newsome said his administration would begin accepting applications for almost million in state funding ce set aside from local programs to fight homelessness even though the federal government has yet to release a final homeless count that is typically used to determine how that money will be distributed. earlier this year california passed the state's historic billion investment the most ever spent on programs to fight homelessness that amount included million in emergency homeless. this aid to cities and counties but due to roadblocks put up by the trump administration the state had been blocked from putting that funding to work. the governor also announced that matthew doherty the former executive director of the us interagency council on homelessness would be advising his administration as doherty has called for the federal government to do more to solve the homeless crisis. getting ready for more wet weather in the east bay, how they're taking extra steps to keep you safe

this yield then see only my face in the reflection of these tides through the clear water be on the riversideall i can send is love and all that this is and poem and a necklace of invisible kisses lands to say thank you for being our guest on the. author of. why thank you for your words the princess. the fact. more of this on the planet and one that could soon be lost. with an international team of scientists is to attack that happened without intervention. i would say to a vast now it's a race against time to try and save a species i think chrysler has an emergency plan they've all extinction. the stories generate fountains of headlines these protests are saying down with the system and down with all of the parts with different angles from different perspectives just because we came to prison doesn't mean rights stopped at the gate separate the spin from the facts the western media jumps on stories we don't taking down the misinformation from the journalism it's about telling the stories of those human beings on the ground with the listening post on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. however i'

the assemblywoman serves the riverside area in southern california. good luck to her. busy holidays for her. >> a lot to take care of. >> two girls and a boy. >> yes. >> they are the opposite. >> that's cool, though, it is exciting. >> instant family. >> that's right. >> yes. >> it happens. >> so we're going to be tracking some rain coming in tonight and off and on showers tomorrow. we will be drying out thursday and friday. but just in time for those saturday night plans, our next wave of comes in. of course, i'll be tracking it for you. >> that's okay. we were planning on and staying in and watching the 49ers and cheer them to victory. >> that does it for us. the next newscast at 5:00. we will see you tomorrow morning 4:30 to 7:00 in the morning, the three of us always back for midday. ernest hemingway wrote the old man and the sea at 52 . satchel paige was still dominating batters at 59. celia cruz was still winning grammys at 77. john wheeler illuminated our ideas of the universe at 70. and roger crouch was 56 when he first went into space. your best is yet to come

born in riverside, california, in 1940, imus began his career as a d.j. in 1968, eventually moving markets to new york city in 1971, where he launched his own radio show. ♪ "imus in the morning" >> reporter: to say the least, he never pulled a punch making controversial-- many times vitriolic-- comments about celebrities, politicians, women and minorities. that got him into trouble over his 50-year career, most notably in 2007 when he called the rutgers women's basketball team skracist slur and was fired from cbs and msnbc. he talked about that to cbs' anthony mason in 2018. >> it did change my feeling about making fun of some people who didn't deserve to be made fun of and didn't have a mechanism to defend themselves. >> reporter: imus officially hung up his hat last year, but ts image, as legendary to some and venomous to countless others, lives on. >> i felt when i walked in there and sat down and turned the mic on, that i was talking to you. i'm going to miss that. >> reporter: jeff glor, cbs news, new york. >> villafranca: the separation of migrant f

relegation scrap between stoke city in middlesboro at the riverside, both desperate for a victory. through the squad. they are not playing in the squad. they are not playing in the current warm—up match two and three others have also fallen ill. spenard dominic has been called up over everton, which i played the last tests against australia and he has only played two against pakistan in 2018. and that is all your support for now and you can keep track on the bbc sports website, bbc dark coloured dot uk slash sport and i'll have more you and half past ten bbc start co.. millions of people beginning the christmas getaway tonight — but many are being hampered by flooding. the m23 in west sussex was closed for several hours, after being completely flooded. heavy rain has led to many parts of southern england being inundated — with roads and railways affected. our correspondent, tolu adeoye, reports. flooded roads caused the disruption for drivers on one of the busiest travel days of the year. in buckstead in east sussex, one couple told us how they were unable to leave their home becau

flamengo of brazil so what ironically decided by winner by a brazilian striker playing for liverpool riverside for mean and scoring the winner just as he did in the semifinal against months are a little poll now straight back into premier league action but they tend to win that title for the 1st time in 3 decades huge disappointment for flamengo and the thousands of fans who might the long trip from brazil a title that means so much to the consonants and that country they couldn't quite repeat their heroics of 981 when they beat liverpool in the intercontinental cup final that was the forerunner of the club world cup as for this tournament well it returns in this format to qatar next year as the country continues to build up to the main world cup in 2022 after advance fee for president john in france you know intends to expand its were 24 team tournament hosted by china in 2021 he's talked about his desire to have more powerful clubs aims around the world sort of a global super league perhaps in the future as well what you can see on the horizon for an organization like fee for who have tradit

there are so many people who think that riverside is an underdeveloped resource sitting there waitingilt on and i think that is unfortunate because the rub brownfield sites that can be built on. there. keep the good stuff and this is not just on. there. keep the good stuff and this is notjust a british thing, this is notjust a british thing, this is notjust a british thing, this is everywhere. i come from a country that got rid of all the good stuff. just sticking with britain a moment longer and assault we are in an important moment in terms of the national psyche. do you think written is more or less electives with itself. —— britain. written is more or less electives with itself. -- britain. it is an interesting question. it is much more abilities with itself. we are going through a very before because of brexit. —— ill at ease with itself. as chaotic as it has been an divisive, it has actually been handled pretty well. you have not had rioting in the street, you don't have the governmental chaos that you can get in a place like italy. there has been a continuing stability and ever

rob: the riverside county sheriff from southern california on "fox and friends". >> in our culture turning happening with starbucks, other outlets that are repeatedly in the news like this. i don't know if it is a younger culture, don't know what it is. rob: they try to respond to this as best they can. whether you are in uniform or not, no one should have expense with what these deputies went through and take steps necessary to address. the cup was labeled pig and starbucks fired that girl so seems starbucks, a huge company is trying to be forceful with this and keep employees from acting like this. >> they are conducting an investigation, to figure out what is going on. this is the problem corporations face. they have young millennial employees, which the right has largely ignored. and connected that solution to the fact that 90% of kids in public school are learning america is a bad place. not to be trusted or mistreated and a lot of these corporations are hiring out of this pool and finding their corporate culture is changing, the more young employees there adding and the higher up tho

to a pair of southern california sheriff deputies that they claim they were denied service at a riversideafe'. nikki haley explains it is just the latest in a series of similar incidents across the country. >> reporter: the night service at this starbucks, that is what two uniformed deputies said they did. >> why would they deny service to cops? they help the city. they help us out. they should be able to receive the same attention as any other american. >> it doesn't seem like it would really happen. >> reporter: but starbucks admits they were ignored for nearly five minutes. there was no excuse for any customer in or out of uniform to experience that. they apologized for any intentionnal or up in tengnal disrespect. >> might be something personal. might not be. >> there is more investigate needed. >> they were nice to me. he is saying two of our deputies were refused service at starbucks. the anti police culture must end. it is not the first time the company has discriminated against cops. a couple weeks ago, a starbucks employee in oklahoma was fired after giving a cop a word pig print

the rally in moreno valley in riverside county focused on climate change. center says the u.s.in the united states and around the world being underwater by the end of the century. massive drought which would limit food production, acidification of the ocean which would kill off a whole lot of the fish. extreme weather disturbances, massive flooding, we are fighting now to save the planet. >> sanders state that green new deal would also great jobs as the u.s. moves away from fossil fuel and/or sustainable energy. >>> we're hearing more about wine caves in napa valley. this after a major confrontation in the debate. readily spoke to the owner of the now famous cave and her thoughts on money and politics. >> billionaires in wine caves should not take the next president of the united states. >> if i pledge never to be in the company of a progressive, democratic donor, i couldn't be up here. senator, your net worth is 100 times my. >> reporter: this heated exchange between elizabeth warren and mia pete buttigieg's, thursday's democratic debate grabbing headlines and making the term

elevated activity of flu in just about every county in the state except for thedeep south to orange riverside, san rnardino san diego and imperial counties at the beginning of thismonth's the department reported 16 flu related deaths california, iluding 2 children since the fl season began in late september. >>happening now. >>several school districts in the bay area are suing the cigarette maker jewel labs, the district's accused the san francisco based companyof young people under the a of kron 4 grant lodes joins us in the studio with a closer look at the reallis kind of unique situation with this lawsuit yeah we hadn't seen these east cigarettes these vapes until recently and here we go into a more uncharted territory ken and pam as of this evening the lawsuit involves 5 school districts in the bay area. >>you have san francisco unified lirmore valley joint unified an3 districts in san mateo county. they l accuse jeweof marketing vaping products to kids under the age of 1 earlier today on kron on we spoke to t superintendent of the livermore school district. she tells us it was the studen

. >>> a father and two of his children died in an apartment fire in riverside county town of hammett this morning. the father rushed back into the burning building to try to save his daughters but the three never made it out. >> reporter: you can see did the damage left behind but this raging fire the claim there life off a father into youngers after aggressive claims ripped true their two-bedroom apartment here in hemet. >> it was a family of seven inside that apartment. several people were able to get out unfortunately, they were not able to get out of the fire. they had perished as a result. >> reporter: fire crews responded to the scene just after 1:00 this morning and the flames were already getting out of the unit. making it difficult for firefighters to get to the family inside. of the three have perished of a 4-year-old girl, 12-year-old girl along with their 41 year old father who went back inside to save them. the mother and three other children were able to escape but 8-year-old boy was transported to the hospital and is a grave condition. an infant jet stream is old and a

to riverside county sheriff's deputies say they were ignored at a store and left waiting for severale share says the deputies refused to service. a starbucks spokesman says it was inexcusable for the deputy to receive that kind of treatment and the company says it is deeply sorry. >>> a controversial homeless shelter in san francisco is set to open here. people live near his the center have been fighting the plan. we will tell you what police are doing to help address some of their concerns. back to that breaking news we are following in the south bay. and amber alert issued for a two-year-old girl who police say was taken by her father. the man is considered armed and dangerous and the crime scene a may be connected to the amber alert. >>> a one-year-old boy is killed when the sheriff deputy crashes into a car with a boy and his mother inside. what happens to his mother and the answers the family is demanding. >> a man is gunned down in his own home while hosting a family event. what his fiancie told us about the moment before the shooting started. >> from ktvu fox 2 news, this is m

to rally in the riverside county focus on climate change. center said the u.s.action. >> around the world being underwater by the end of the century massive drought which would limit food production. acidification of the ocean which would kill of a lot of the fish. extreme weather disturbances, massive flooding, we are fighting now to save the planet. >> sanders says the green new deal would also create jobs as the u.s. moves away from fossil fuel and towards sustainable energy. following last estimate, we're hearing a lot about wine caves in napa valley. it was a source of a major confrontation on stage over the donors. >> greg lee spoke to the owner of the one gave on the boat onto center stage. >> billionaires and wine caves should not take the next resident. >> if i pledge never to be in the company of a progressive democratic donor, i couldn't be up here. senator, your net worth is 100 times my. >> reporter: this heated exchange between elizabeth warren and mayor pete buttigieg in thursday's democratic debate grabbing headlines and making the term, wine cav

. >> born on july 23rd, 1940 in riverside, california, john donald imus was a broadcast host known fortle ranch but made his way into career in radio that started in the late 60s. his talk show on wnbc quickly became a phenomenon. >> when you say something about people, and then run into them, how does that go? >> i never run into them. i'm never invited to anything. [laughter] >> he's the governor of new jersey and you're not pulling down a lot of money. >> that's taking traditions and breaking tradition and cloves of cash. >> i don't pretend to people that we know very well or hang out that kind of thing. >> you know me pretty well, don. >> i think it may collapse. >> what are you doing, are you drinking something, did somebody say to you? don'>> when you're not running r anything interbeing on the radio show with a cowboy, i didn't expect you to be having a jacket and a tie on. >> one of the most popular talk shows in american history, a lasted 36 years on radio and 11 years on msnbc. up until it got canceled in 2007. his career was put on a brief hold after a rutgers university bas

in california is shows elvated activity of flu in every single county around the sta cept for our riverside san bernardino san diego and imperial counties at the begiing of this month, the department reported 16 flu related deaths in the state including 2 children since the flu seasobegan late septber and nationally the centers for diseasecontrol and prevention is reporting at least 1300 people have died om the flu. so far this season there have been 2.6 miion flu relateillnesses reported this season as well and 23,000 flu-related hospitalizations so far the cdc says 10 childrenhave died from the flu this season across the nation. >>well, there's such a thing as flu whether it sort of feels likethat outside, let's take a look outside it's dark it's been rather chilly and going to change even more meteorologist dave spahr still to tell us about those changes soup and ndwiches sounds good already know where they developing tonight at imes as maybe a little hefty, here's a live ot coming from the golden gate bridge thinwe need a littleit of glazing going on so probably some of this striking th

watch as we roll it, about 11:00 last night we're on port chicago highway in riverside in bay point at cam's market, and this is the way it went down, two robbers walked in, both of them armed, one holding a manager in the back at gunpoint and the other one coming around the corner at the clerk, mark kasowitz, we'll get to his reaction in a minute. watch this, though. >> ow [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ] >> hurry. don't move. got a gun, bro. >> reporter: even the one who was shot got out of the store. we talked to the clerk, mark kasowit st who worked here about five years. here's what he said went through his mind when he got robbed. >> after i realized you know everything was real, you know, having a big handgun pointed at you, there's only one thing you worry about, your own life. >> reporter: as that video showed, even the man who was shot got outside of the store, he died just around the corner where you see those detectives right now, contra costa county sheriff's detectives on the scene along with the medical examiner's office. the other robber who was in the store the

portions of riverside and corona and southern california. >>> love is in the air.an francisco woman is hoping she is a match with the next bachelor. the big thing they already have in common. >>> boeing is halting production of its 737 max jets. part of the announcement that surprised some employees. >>> focus on the weather for your commute. that's when it's going to be most adversely affected by the wet weather as the rain will continue and keep us slippery even pond forgive you're one of our earlier commuters tomorrow morning. some caution out there as the showers will taper but will be slow drying so still will be some wet spots to contend with. this is 6:00 this evening to 7:00 and you can see we're up around 20-mile-per-hour crosswind on our bridges. that will pick up overnight through about 3:00 and then tomorrow morning you can see the breezes taper. when most of us are not on the roads that's when the winds will be fastest. >>> boeing is halting its production of the 737 max jet. this comes as the company struggles to get approval from regulators to put th

know john have been telling you about the winter storm warnings in place for san bernardino county riversideand yeah, the snow in the all the crashes forced the closure of i 5 because of that heavy snow and the slick conditions so just a big headache. on a day where we're expecting millions of people to be out there today is the worst travel day and then on top of that you close down the great fine i 5 what a mess that the turning the people are just turning right around and right around a traffic with him. >>that that night on how to that and right the center of your screen there doing u turns themselves and just coming back in the other direction which is seems to be free and clear in that direction that's right so that's something to think about if you're traveling checking in with meteorologist ron strampel he has more i can only imagine how frustrated, then realize they've got to get turned around so if you're watching right now make sure you're not one of those people today of the worst travel day of the year kind of living up to that reputation you are seeing clear skies for the bay a

to riverside sheriff deputies said they were ignored and left waiting for several minutes.s the deputies were laughed at and refused service. i starbucks spokesperson said quote it was inexcusable for the deputies to receive that kind of treatment, and that the company is deeply sorry. >>> 6:27 am is the time. resident donald trump expected to be impeached in the house of representatives this week. coming up, we take a look at what i trial in the senate might look like. >>> plus it is a controversial homeless shelter in san francisco that will open in a matter of days. people who live near it have fought it, but the actions police are taking to try to address some of their concerns. >>> from ktvu fox 2 news news. this is mornings on 2. >>> there is the opening bell line right on time. stocks are heading higher this morning. it would be an even bigger gain if not for the bad news from boeing. they are celebrating botox at the new york state stock exchange. they are celebrating 30 years of botox injections. >>> we will say good morning to you. thank you for joining us here on

at his riverside constituency, grieve is relying on voters like this academic, who was unwilling to give you only ve to go back through, how shall i call it, mr johnson's colourful career, and u'll find that i'd sooner trust al capone. i afraid i find him completely untrustworthy. he has a long and very detailed record of telling outright lies whenever it suits him. malcolm: jeremy corbyn is also distrusted. he's been accused of sympathising with terrorist groups sh as the ira and hamas. britain's chief rabb ephraim mirvis, has condemned corbyn as unfit for high office. the labour party is being investigated by britain's equality and human rig commission over allegations of institutional antisemitism. one complainant from the jewishn labour movemreportedly listed 22 examples of abuse at a party meeting, where he was called a cld killer, zio scum, and a tory jew. in johnson's district west of edndon, one voice encapsul the national air of fatigue. >> just feel it's one of the worst times in british politics, and wee at a situation where everyone seems to be fighting for themselves instead

the assemblywoman represents the riverside area in southern california. now she'll be serving a whole lot of other. it's a lot of work but a lot of fun. a lot of diapers. >> third times the charm, birth, birth, birth, all at once. >> 30 seconds apart, i tell you, about us busy. >>> breaking news on this tuesday morning, it's been a deadly night in the bay area, killing four people. two were killed in a wrong-way crash on i-80 in contra costa county, and in solano county, there's been a double homicide. we have live reports just moments away. >>> plus as we get closer to the house vote on impeaching president trump, millions of americans from the bay area to washington, d.c., are planning to rally in favor of impeachment. up next, meet the peninsula woman leading the efforts in their hometown. >>> and here we go again, rain is returning to the bay area. meteorologist kari hall tracking back-to-back storms. we'll have a look at the time line coming up next. "today in the bay" continues right now. a very good tuesday morning to you and thanks for starting yo

. >>> new overnight a car slamming into a tribal hall in riverside county take a look at this new videoat least ten people were injured, no word on why they crashed into that building. >>> the faa unveiling an ambitious proposal aimed at drones, regulating commercial and consumer drones. all drones will be tracked in real time with beacons that broadcast their location and identity when they take flight. the proposal is only a draft giving the public 60 days to comment. if approved it would take effect after another three years. >>> the population is growing in california but more people are using the north bay. napa, marin and sonoma counties have lost more than 3,000 people, making them the only counties to see a population decrease. the south bay the number shows santa clara county accounts for 5% of california's population, almost 2 million people live there. >>> happening today, the crystals that shine on times square, new year's eve ball are all going to be installed. >> the new year's ball will be covered with more than 2600 waterford crystal triangles. the ball is also 12 feet i

flamingo of brazil so what ironically decided by winner by brazilian striker playing for liverpool riverside for mean and scoring the winner just as he did in the semifinal against monster a little pull now straight back into premier league action as they tend to win that title for the 1st time in 3 decades huge disappointment for flamengo and the thousands of fans in might the long trip from brazil a title that means so much to the consonance and the country they couldn't quite repeat their heroics of 981 when they beat liverpool in the intercontinental cup final that was the forerunner of the club world cup as for this tournament well it returns in this format to qatar next year as the country continues to build up to the main world cup in 2022 after votes for president john in france you know intends to expand its were 24 team tournament hosted by china in 2021 he's talked about his desire to have more powerful clubs aims around the world sort of a global so pally perhaps in the future as well what you can see on the horizon for an organization like fee for who have traditionally been inv

southern california starbucks refused to serve a pair of sheriffs deputies, thursday at a cafe near uc riverside. the deputies stood at the counter for about five minutes and when no one approached them they chose to leave. starbucks has already issued an apology. >>> a new twist this morning for a christmas controversy blowing up on social media. >> hallmark will reinstate a series of commercials from zola, a wedding website service. some feature same-sex couples and the channel originally pulled the ads due to complaints from conservative activists about the couples kissing. 5:28 for you this morning. >>> coming up next here breaking news all morning, an amber alert for a south bay toddler, who went missing overnight. a live report on the intense search under way right now. >>> plus pg&e under new fire with major protests planned for later today outside the utilities headquarters. the new calls from activists for accountability. looking around here i see tablets, laptops, printers, smartphones. they're all connected to the internet. they're all connected. can your network handle all those devi

. >> detectives say this is a caricature of the suspect in a robbery at riverside's festival of lights artist to make the drawing. when it was done the suspect grabbed a bag with about $500 in it and ran off but left the picture behind. police posted it on facebook with the message, do you recognize this caricature? no, we are not kidding. the message went on to say the caricature is one of the suspect, but of course there are exaggerated characteristics and features. well, that's an understatement there. >> you want to act like i'm new now and tell me how to handle this one? i'm not stepping in that. >> then read the tease. >>> coming up, the terrifying amber alert for two children, but this one has a happy ending. >>> plus the dramatic moment a pop singer jumps into action to help a driver who was pushed sideways down a busy road by a mail truck. >>> and where you can watch "the simpsons" for 15 days straight. that's in "the skinny." you're watching "world news now." s now." ♪ i'm alex trebek, here to tell you about the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85, and looking to bu

riverside county, california, the sheriff there writes two of our deputies refused service at starbucksi raise it because, like i say, it's much more tragic for someone to be killed. this kind of rhetoric it allows people to feel like they can just pick on the cops. that they don't matter. >> sheriff beangs bianco is rigt this anti-cop rhetoric part of the culture being promoted in our schools and mainstream media. young kids today have no respect for law and order and they have no respect for the men and women in the police departments around the this country. and i blame this leftist, socialist, communist ideology, psychology that is being promoted. ed: starbucks put out a statement saying they are working through all of this. >> this is constant. every week, every two weeks starbucks. do you not get it? >> yeah, real quick, your son joseph, he is new jersey police officer is he doing well? he was involved in helping to protect to make sure the community in that incident. >> he is doing fine. the focus right now is on joseph seals, the detective that was shot and killed. i want people

that sheriff, chad bianco of riverside county, california joins us now.le slow and they didn't mean to snub these officers. share the story with our audience if you would. >> that's the unfortunate part about this is it has nothing to do with the wait and that was part of my frustration with the response from starbucks although they've been very apologetic and wanting to apologize to the deputies and the response they gave to the public made it out like it was just a way that the deputies were frustrated with the wait that they had to, you know, before they ordered or got their coffee and it had nothing to do with that. there should not have been a wait. there was no one in line. they stood there for quite some time. they repeatedly asked if anyone was going to help them. one of the baristas kind of chuckled and said "maybe." the rest of the employees laughed and giggled. it was uncomfortable for the deputies. it was uncomfortable for the other patrons in the store at the time. they all realized what was happening, and so eventually, i mean, one of our of

there are still boats on the great lakes that carry grain, grain silos on riverside's across the great will place grain in the car goes of a boat and it will be shipped often off the great lakes to the seabourn seaway. in many ways, if you take a photograph of a port like toledo, cleveland, or milwaukee in 1911, the port would look chaotic. be hundreds of vessels operating out of that poor on any given day. it would be different because there would be a wide variety of styles of vessels. in 1911, you still have hundreds ,f sailing vessels, schooners delivering cargo, versus a boat like the schoonmaker which is operating on steam. we are now in the engine room of the colonel james schoonmaker. it is where the power that is created to move the boat through the water comes from. originally, the colonel james schoonmaker museum ship had an expansion themed engine -- steam engine, but by the 1930's, that had been supplanted by steam turbines. a new steam turbine system was placed in it, and all of the equipment that you see in the engine room today is based on steam turbine technology. exce

born in riverside, california, in 1940, imus began his career as a d.j.n 1968, eventually moving markets to new york city in 1971 where he launched his own radio show. ♪ to say the least, he never pulled a punch, making controversial, many times offensive and vitriolic comments about celebrities, politicians, women, and minorities. that got him into trouble over his 50-year career. most notably in 2007 when he called the rutgers women's basketball team a racist slur and was fired from cbs and msnbc. he talked about that to cbs' anthony mason in 2018. >> a good chance my feeling about making fun of some people who didn't deserve to be made fun of and didn't have a mechanism to defend themselves. >> reporter: imus officially hung up his hat last year. his image as legendary to some and venomous to countless others lives on. >> i felt when i walked in there and sat down and turned it the mic on that i was talking to you. you know, i'm going to miss that. >> so fascinating to watch that interview from last year. a long time in the making. some of the things t