rosemary and i were in officers school together in 1973.we finished that in may of '73 and then we went on to flight training together and we did preflight together. and i received my wings in april of '74 and rosemary was very shortly after that in may of '74. so we have been friends and colleagues ever since. and kept in touch down through the years, and shared a lot of experiences along the way. >> jo ellen, you have to give us a little taste of what it was like to be a trailblazer. the 1970s, there weren't other women like you. >> there were six of us, exactly. and we were trailblazers, no doubt. we kind of didn't realize our role at the time because when you're in the midst of those things, you don't really realize what your impact may or may not be at the time. so the six of us were -- we didn't spend a lot of time together. after we finished officer candidate school and preflight together, we basically did not see each other very much after that. and of course back in the '70s, way before the days of cell phones and e-mail and textin

i'm rosemary church and this is cnn newsroom. signs in washington there could be another government shutdown. that's because the president and lawmakers need to make a deal on border security funding by friday. but negotiations reportedly stalled over the weekend and accusations are flying around the white house about why democrats are not playing ball. boris sanchez explains. >> reporter: sources familiar with both sides of the negotiations between democrats and republicans on keeping the government open and funded past friday's deadline indicate that both sides are at an impasse. not only on funding for the president's long-promised border wall, but also specifically on a cap proposed by democrats on funding for a specific number of beds inside i.c.e. detention centers. democrats have argued that they want to make sure that immigration and customs enforcement are detaining criminals and not just regular migrants. on the other side, republicans are arguing that democrats are trying to limit the ability of i.c.e. agents to do the

i'm rosemary church, and this is "cnn newsroom." >>> u.s. backed fighters report fierce resistance as they attack the last isis enclave in syria. they launched an operation on saturday. it is a small valley town near the iraqi border. and it may also hold some of the most battle hardened isis fighters determined to fight to the death. ben, you did have to pull back from the front lines there. talk to us about what's been happening in the past few hours. >> reporter: rosemary, we woke up to the sound of heavy machine gunfire just down the road this morning where we were in our previous position, which was about a kilometer and a half from the front line. we went up to the rooftop of our building where we've been doing live shots from, and bullets started zinging over our heads, and what appeared we don't know if it was a bomb dropped by a drone or a mortar round landed right next to our building. and so we had to go down stairs, take cover and eventually pull out of the position altogether. we've pulled back to a spot about 5 kilometers from

rosemary will tell you about that. was bound 580 we have traffic that's going to be okay here on the tracy triangle. no major issues, however we are going to expect a lot of so traffic. it is still early if you want to get up and out of the house early today because of the wet weather would be a good day to do it. as we look at all of our pictures are going to be quite wet. there were no major problems on the bridge getting into san francisco. let's go to rosemary. >>> as i was saying, scattered shower the bay area. here is a look at storm tracker two, a look at the entire state still getting rain and snow in eventually we're going to see some snow in our local hills. but you can see her over the last three hours that moderate to heavy downpour that may have woken you up has moved off to the east. we have scattered showers. sonoma down towards american canyon. if we ship into the central bait it stretches over towards right over the golden gate bridge. we have moderate rain along the coastline. ocean beach into san fra

rosemary will have more on forecast in a moment. first, some of the headlines and funny moments after confusion and panic at a perhe formance of hamilton in san francisco. three people were hurt and people went running from that theater. >> it started with a medical emergency, and we will have more on what started the alarms and the panic. and latest information on a mass shooting in a warehouse in chicago suburb. 6 people were killed including the gunman. five officers injured. >> more on what happened and what we learned about the gunman coming up. back here at home, we at this . to keep a watchful eye on highway 37 in the north bay. >> krause are working to deal with the flooding caused by the levee break. more on how long it will take to get the highway open. but first let's go to rosemary orozco for a look at how long the wet will last and it's here this morning. >> you are right. scattered showers for today, and a little less for tomorrow and then we finally dry out with several days of dry weather in the forecast once we get

details coming up. >>> let it g thanks rosemary.ng a church. surveillance video captured one as she entered the church on main street and pushed over a 15 foot tall cross and went into a prayer room and threw another statue to the ground before tearing down two large pieces of religious artwork. police say she caused an estimated $15,000 in damage. jaqueline is in jail and faces multiple charges including vandalizing a place of worship, her bail is set at 25,000 dollars. >>> a team from the ntsb will be back at the fiery gas explosion in san francisco. feght federal investigators are look into the natural gas explosion in the city's inner richmond district. the blast had huge flames in the air and damaged five buildings but no one was hurt. authorities say a subcontractor hired to dig a fiber optic line for advise ob struck a pg&e gas line and that fire burned for more than two hours before the gas could be shut off. >> now we are going to begin the process of developing a timeline of events. one area that we are interested in is th

ktvu, fox 2 . >>> let's get back to rosemary. i saw green but also heavy pockets of rain. >> we have moderate rain and even lightning strikes over the pacific. again, the hills with a little bit of snow still remaining. mostly cloudy skies and a cool day with the wind picking up as well. the second part of the afternoon, the rain is widespread. again, noticed the system is moving closer. the north bay is pretty much covered from the coastline across highway 101 two areas near the richmond-san rafael bridge . shifting into the sonoma valley, right there around american canyon and into the upper peninsula, san francisco down into the bridges that are covered and denver and off towards the coast, ocean beach all the way down to santa cruz and green on the screen at this time. these bay is shifting as well. mainly dry over oakland and hayward. to the north, richmond heading towards hercules looks like rain as they are beginning to fall. the second part of the day, stopping about 6:00, this system moves through with scattered showers

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rosemary orozco is in for steve paulson. >> we are not drying out. not yet.wer coming your way for the bay area. lingering into part of tuesday. here's the view of storm tracker 2 where we had the steady rain and the strong winds move through in the over night hours. at this hour scattered showers continuing to develop. the north bay had a bit of a break. you can see from the coastline all the way inland. santa rosa, petaluma, and nevada. we have rain there. in the napa valley a few scattered showers but you have more on the way as you can see as we get closer to the golden gate bridge. we have light rain there. at the moment the peninsula is getting a break. but you can see more beginning to work its way toward the coast. as we get into the east bay, we have light to moderate rain. between oakland and hayward. stretching over the hills. into the diablo range. areas over mt. hamilton a pink- white mix indicating we have snow levels dropping. in the sierra just above 3500 feet and continuing to lower as we get into the afternoon and evening hours. and our bay

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i'm rosemary church with a check of the headlines this hour. former acting director of the fbi says he ordered a counter intelligence and obstruction of justice probe of donald trump for a number of reasons, including the president's own words. in a cbs interview andrew mccabe said the president's request that fbi director james comey drop the investigation into then national security advisor mielk flynn and comey's subsequent firing were among the reasons for launching the probe. >>> yemen's warring parties have agreed on the first phase of a troop withdrawal of the key city. the parties also agreed in principle on a second phase. another meeting is to be held within a week to finalize the agreement. >>> pakistan's foreign minister said saudi arabia has agreed to free over 2,000 pakistani prisoners. this comes after pakistan's prime minister had asked the saudi crown prince to treat millions of pakistanis living in saudi arabia as his own people. earlier saudi arabia signed investment deals with pakistan reportedly worth $20 billion. >>> well,

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i've got to say this, rosemary, it is holding up perfectly. i know we have rain, we got out of the rain, happy to see this tonight. >> right in between. a cold one this morning. make sure you bundle up if you're coming out to the parade. we will see you there. outside our doors at this hour, we do have a beautiful start to the day there. winds are generally light but temperatures in the low 30s to low 40s. some of us even below freezing this morning. taking a look at some of these numbers, santa rosa right now checking in at 31. good morning to you. napa at 34. oakland at 38. low 30s in livermore and san jose checking in right about 38 as well. getting into your afternoon today, we will call for partly cloudy skies, by tomorrow mostly cloudy and as claudine mentioned more wet weather on the way with rain and wind expected as we get into the business week. so if you are craving that dry weather, enjoy it while it lasts. we do have it at least for the next 48 hours or so. perhaps even into 72 before it all starts. here's a look at what we can ex

. >> and rosemary orozco is here and the snow is still sticking around. >> you're right. wow, the breathtaking views are with us. and the winter chill as well. a dry one. take a look at what's going on here. storm tracker 2 showing you closer to the bay area, we have dried out. the system is moving out of our area. the sierra, still a few scattered showers and the snow levels in the foothills. for the sierra, winter storm warning until 4:00 this afternoon. very slick up there at this hour and that will continue. as we are measuring our snoel fall in inches, this area reported in feet from six to seven feet since the storming began. more on that coming up in a moment. for us here at home, mostly clear skies. take a look at the noontime temperatures. 44 degrees in downtown san francisco. for the inner east livermore. and we'll remain with the cold weather for a couple of days. when i come back, a look at the >>> and from the east bay, we'll head to the mountains. and sarah reports the storm brought plenty of people out to play in the snow. >> reporter: if you didn't know be

her father was an air force pilot who died in a plane crash when rosemary was just three-year-old. graduated at college at the age of 19. she watched planes and clean houses to save money for high school and got a pilot rating before joining the military. after serving 24 years in navy, she taught at maryland university. rosemary's husband of 40 years said of his wife, he's very proud that women followed her and she was not the only one to walkth walk through that door. that legacy shows the doors stayed open. captain rosemary mariner and an american trailblazer in the sky, died ♪ you want a fresh-smelling home, but some air fresheners use heavy, overwhelming scents. introducing febreze one; a new range of innovative air fresheners with no heavy perfumes that you can feel good about using in your home to deliver a light, natural-smelling freshness. febreze one neutralizes stale, stuffy odors and releases a subtle hint of fragrance like bamboo or lemongrass ginger. to eliminate odors with no heavy perfumes, try new febreze one. brand power. helping you buy better. you may have gum d

i'm rosemary church and this is cnn newsroom. >>> to sign or not to sign. that's the question facing u.s. president donald trump, as he considers a congressional compromise on government funding and border security. the deal falls well short of the $5.7 billion that the president demanded for his border wall with mexico. but signing it would avert another damaging shutdown. cnn's jim acosta reports. >> reporter: president trump is bordering on a deal to keep the government from shutting down again. but he's far from pleased. >> i'm not happy about it. it's not doing the trick. but i'm adding things to it. and when you add whatever i have to add, it's all -- it's all gonna happen where we're going to build a beautiful, big, strong wall that's not going to let criminals and traffickers and drug dealers and drugs into our country. it's very simple. it's very simple. we're building a wall. >> a white house official said the president is likely to sign the deal that includes more than $1 billion in new border fencing. but that's only a fraction of what the white

. >>> thank you, rosemary. we begin with developing news in vallejo where there are reports of a shooting in a fast food restaurant, what we know so far. >>> good morning, of course very limited information, just within the last few minutes the scene out here has broken down, there are a couple of alejo police cars out here, they are expected to leave in just a few minutes your. there was a car that was just towed away, a great mercedes- benz in the drive-through of the taco bell you see right here. that was towed away about five minutes come we believe the car was somehow involved in the police activity. of course, unconfirmed reports of a possible shooting. we have not been able to get anything confirmed by the vallejo police department at the point. right now, as you mentioned, we are on admiral county lane in a shopping center here and the police activity is going on in for the talk about. around this area, the starbucks, a target, a pretty active area, we believe this happened possibly a few hours ago. one

>> rosemary, thank you. time is 4:50. end of an era in the bay area. a beloved restaurant is closing after more than 100 years. we'll show you how people are saying goodbye. . >>> welcome back to "mornings on 2." 4:45. it's -- it is 4:53. it's the end of an era for a restaurant. >> long time customers from all over the bay area visiting peninsula landmark pa stradas one last time before it closes. >> it's sad businesses of this caliber can't stay open. >> since 1917, it's been serving mexican and cuisine, post famous for thes the toestada salad. >> he's been hooked on it. this location is the last one standing. people don't realize what it takes to run a place like this, you know? i mopped the floors today, swept, cleaned the bathrooms. >> the two have owned the family style restaurant the last 12 years. worn out and ready to retire, struggling to keep the business afloat, the minimum wage increase and rising rent. >> there's a cost of living e else. an't afford live here. >> california has a fundamental problem. the problem is it's becoming a place fo

let's go to rosemary with today's forecast. rosemary? >>> yes, guys, as you know, we're winding down. giving you a look first at the hills over the calaveras reservoir. where isn't that just a gorgeous view? it's a snow day in the bay area. as you said, this is a bit rare. we typically get one or two snowfalls out mount hamilton. maybe mount diablo. it's usually not this widespread or this low. here's a look at what's going on at this moment. the snow is piling up over the sierra. if we move into the bay area and remove the cloud cover, you can see over the santa cruz mountains, continuing as well. you heard sara mention a moment ago, it's beginning to melt. so this is not going to last for too long. this system continues to push out of the way. and we're looking at a mainly dry day. getting into the sierra, take a look at how low those snow levels are. we got all the way down into areas like placerville. which is right above 1900 to 2,000 feet i believe. winter storm warning continues through 4:00 this afternoon. with a few inches of sn

three days in what do we have, rosemary? what's coming up here? >> coming our way as we get into the rest of today, the north bay, not going to get a break. eventually, the central and south bay are going to get the moderate to heavy rain that the north bay has been receiving. i want to start with rainfall amounts from the last 24 hours. take a look at kent field, they've received more than 4 inches. they've received more than 4 inches. areas like livermore, accumulating nothing yet. so the north bay has been the bull's eye of this system thus far. here's a look at storm tracker 2. you can see we're still with just the north bay, completely covered in all this rain. and even moderate pockets of rain reported in areas near santa rosa right now, along highway 101 stretching toward petaluma. the bridges are wet from the richmond san rafel. san bruno, sfo, a little bit of rain there. the east bay, hit or miss scattered showers. and that's about it. the south bay, a few light showers, and that's about it. here's a look at the sierra. where the snow con

pilots honored rosemary marner whoside died in tennessee after a five year bout with cancer.nd said she never intended to be a trail blazer. >> rosemary, on our first date i asked her what's important to you? she said i want to be looked at as a person. she never wanted to be looked at at first. >> i love that. mariner retired from the navy in 1997 after completing over 3500 flight hours in 15 different aircraft. >>> the same storm that's brought us rain is delivering lots of new snow to the sierra. and a winter storm watch remains in effect until tuesday afternoon in the lake tahoe area. this is video captured by caltrans cameras in the mountains recall whier today. chains are currently required on parts of 80 and highway 50. skiers are benefitting from the storm. you are looking at video from heavenly mountain resort. 19 inches of new snows that fallen since yesterday. the forecast calls for higher elevations to get up to ten feet of new snow. >>> now the question on lots of people's minds. when will the bay area dry out. >> more rain is coming our way, some of it heavy. an

weather with rosemary but for serious news to kick off. jeff a duchy. more on what we are learning about where he was found and who called 911. and for some parents is not easy to get their kids interested or educated about current events. we will talk about some ktvu alumni including tori campbell about creating a kid friendly news podcast. >> thousands of people packing the street of san francisco last night to bring in the year of the pig. if you missed it or were there and want to see orca but we will take you back to it. let's take another look at last night's fun and it is a san francisco tradition that we all look forward to and really a great event and it did not disappoint last night. >> it did not. we had a good time and good weather and dry weather and a little cool but not too bad the clouds were in place and the relative humidity up just a little bit and with that this morning we are waking several degrees warmer than yesterday. here is a view across the bay. looks like san jose from this wind of you and we are looking at san

let's check in with rosemary now. we have got rainy weather ahead and it's still lingering isn't it. >> yeah. cute pups are tough to follow. the storm is moving in. a colder and i will explain what that means for us in the bay area. giving you a view at, wow a. from they side. we have a little blue sky out there. mixed in with the cloud cover. and scattered showers still falling throughout the bay. generally light. who are's a look at preliminary numbers since friday. ben peck picking up more than 5 inches in the santa cruz mountains. san jose 81, san francisco .8. concord coming in at a little more than half inch. so not too bad. and it continues here's at view of storm tracker 2. norris bay peninsula hit or miss spotty showers this morning. across the valley locations sonoma and napa valleys and along the peninsula scattered showers moving along highway 101. 280 from south san francisco through san mateo. and a little farther south, as we go far enough south rain over the santa cruz mountains that falls and into the

host: that's rosemary in pennsylvania. erik: i think the big question for a lot of these candidates will be how do you pay for these plans. everyone was love to have free health care, free college tuition, pollution free economy. how do you pay for it?a lot of analysis on the implementation of the wealth tax . it may be unconstitutional. the amendment allows -- you can specifically that it is more on their income. also, how do you implement it? always being pushed off continent implementation nightmare -- kind of an implementation nightmare. higher income tax rates however so many deductions and exemptions people hired accountants and it was an implementation nightmare. of ank her ideas are sort opening bid from the left. i don't think that is where necessarily end up. as far as environment, china is starting to take more of a lead in the u.s. remaining in the paris accords. there may be a balance that can be struck. host: you got janet in saint albans, west virginia. caller: good morning. what i want to talk about is to -

there's plenty of burgers for you too rosemary.hey are good. >>> outside our doors it could be a tricky commute getting home today. look at that, we have the rain falling, the wind picking up with the strongest part of the storm expected tonight and advisories to go with it. storm tracker two. you can see the state in on this. mainly dry over the sierra, that will change with a winter storm warning in place. this part of the storm,s the center of circulation will move in on saturday and that will bring the possibility of thunderstorms. let's look at what's happening right now. widespread rain over the north bay. you can see from san francisco through san mateo. palo alto. all the way to ocean beach. it is shifting into the areas of santa cruz and over the east bay. we don't need to spend a lot of time on the radar. it will continue into tonight and early tomorrow morning expecting it to be at the heaviest. wind gusts to 43. mountain view reporting 22. the high-wind warning is for the entire bay area. the gusts reaching close to 40.

we have our meteorologist rosemary. it was a mess when i drove in. >> the heaviest amount of rain coming down in the overnight hours. we need the rain and we do like to see it. it is definitely a good time for it to come down. we still have warnings in place until 10:00 or so. for some of those warnings until about noon time. in the sierra and advisory for winter travel will go through tuesday. a view of the golden gate bridge where it is a great start to the day. a foggy start to the day. as the rain continues to fall and the wind continues to blow. you can see in the overnight hours, there is all the moderate to heavy rain pushing into the sacramento valley. it is on its way to the sierra foothills. we continue with the scattered showers. light to moderate at times. areas over the coastline as well. along highway one, we have rain and into the napa valley. let's take a look at the coast in the peninsula. all the way through ocean beach down through half main bay. all the way down through palo alto and into the south b

rosemary is in for steve. >> it is cold and raining. >> upper 40s to low 50s. there is a chill and the air. we are struggling in the low 50s. it is colder at low's note to the bay area. if you where we had heavy steady rain moved through sierr we continue with scattered showers. let's get into the north bay where we see high elevation rain moving closer along highway 101 approaching the richmond bridge. as we shift to the east, some rain falling but it looks like it has moved off. highway 4 in brentwood with brain and along >>> 680, it is widespread and moderate rain towards 580. the dublin area has moderate rain. pleasantonthe dunbarton bridge, the peninsula is hit or miss as well the south bay has rain. snow levels are dropping and continuing into the evening. tomorrow morning, it could be down to 1500 feet. it covers most of our hills. here is a look at what we ask act from a quarter inch to a half inch before we start to dry out. and details on the snow plus what you can expect in a bit. >>> good morning. we have a lots going on. this is that commute. we ha

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. >> reporter: let's get over to rosemary. >> the cold weather is settling them. temperatures are colder than where we darted. here is a look at storm tracker 2. the showers continue. we see a few peaks of sunshine here and there but that enhances the instability we have seen with downpours. no lightning or thunder but we cannot rule out the possibility. we are talking about low snow. the last check, 2500 feet. we started about 1000 feet. we have's note reported over mount hamilton. as we shift into that central bay, areas along the central bay getting rain along the peninsula and the west edge along the peninsula into san jose. for the east bay is widespread crossing the bridges over towards hayward and 880 is a wet commute through dublin. north bay, rain and snow is mixing at the higher elevations. perhaps picking up as well as areas over the lake county area. the weather service has decided they will issue a winter weather advisory from the hills over 1000 feet. we have details and a little bit. right follow-up to a half inch expected tomorrow morning. snow is

rosemary? >> we will see scattered showers on and off today and the weekend. thankfully, not as bad as what we have seen. earlier this morning, the rivers along the russian rather have actually peaked. they will begin to slowly recede. right now, ernstville at 33 feet. blood stage is 32 picked advisory and warnings continues flooding until early tomorrow morning. it is moving in the right direction. highway 116 will continue to flood. the maryville trial will continue to flood for the next perhaps 24 hours before the water recedes. let's look at storm tracker 2. we will check where we see scattered showers that role across the bay area. along highway 101, you can see some here. as we shift near st. helena, we have rain-snow mix. this round of rain will lower the snow levels. we expect local hills again to see some of this. you can see copper mountain with it expected to drop to 2000 feet tomorrow. the east bay with scattered showers and perhaps a downpour around the area near lafayette and to routes one creek into the south make, you can see to the east, over

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here's rosemary. >> heading into the weekend, here's items around the bay. giants fanfest on saturday for an afternoon of player q and a, autographs, a chance to play catch on the field a kids zone and more. >>> on the peninsula a lunar ce redwood city. lion dancers martial art and other performers. head to the east bay for the lunar new year fast val at the oaklandation culture asian culture center. in the south bay the vietnamese new year festival in san jose. last stop the north bay for steel head festival. a educational event. saturday at >> sports is next with round one of the at&t beach. first a live look the golden gate bridge. thanks for joining us. the 11:00 news continues. your favorite restaurants now it doesn't matter dash. where you are. ♪ it doesn't matter what you're hungry for. it doesn't even matter how many you are. ♪ restaurants come to you. delicious at your door. download doordash. first order, no delivery fee. . >>> mark is here with sports starting with the sharks. it was a good day for fans. >> i know he watched it during the break. >

. >>> let's get right over to rosemary. we heard the surgeon, they have - - where he was. >> you are right. the russian river expected to hit the flood stage this evening around seven, 8:00 and expected to remain at the flood stage leveled for 24 hours after that. in the late-night hours early morning hours when everything is dark it's really going to be dangerous. there's the plume of moisture and you can see it's aimed right at northern california and right at the north bay. since yesterday morning the north bay has not received a break. several inches of rainfall in the last 24 to 30 hours or so and that's where it remains. stalled out over the north bay. the current rate of notice the central and north bay picking up showers at a time. we have some good rain falling in the areas of san pablo bay in fairfax, which richmond moderate rain, the rain is widespread even if it's light, over san francisco light rain. south san francisco, pacifica to berlin game. it cuts off in san mateo, anybody else is dry at the moment. in th

it is time for the weekend watch with rosemary. >> here are passings around the date. oracle park on sunday for the afternoon of player autographs any chance to play catch on the field. a kid zone and more is free to get in rain or shine. join in a lunar new year celebration at the courthouse square on saturday with martial arts and other performanc the history is cultural center. you can and arts and crafts th festival in san jose. last, the north bay for rick sonoma festival, a free phone educational event with art projects and archery and live music and beer and wine and the opportunity to fish for trout out on saturday. the warriors are home and the sharks are away. >> thank you. >>> let's get you to where you need to go. we are going to go to steve because steve knows we will get some rain. >> we will get to it. if you are heading out, okay, a little bit of shower activity. the main law is hours away. this is the first of what could be many as we go to the pattern offered the peninsula. it is picking up. it looks like it has washed itself out. a quarter of an inch

here is rosemary with your weekend watch. >> heading into the weekend, items are happening around the bay. there is an opening gala on friday. the celebration will bring events to the bay area from the russian river brewing company to a party in santa cruz. there will be food and beer and demos and more. also, enjoy the festivities at the chinese new year's flour fair in chinatown saturday you can buy ems. in the self-pay, go to the mall of the new year's operation picked this festival is on saturday. in north make, great sonoma craft and wine fest is back with a silent and live auction to celebrate youth activities. the event is saturday at sonoma county fairgrounds in santa rosa. the waterford crust -- festival is saturday with field trips and food and fun. you can find the festival at the audubon center and century. bring binoculars to see the waterbirds. the warriors and sharks play at home. >>> the time is 4:58. reaching out to victims of sex trafficking and the approach one police department is thinking to help women who are working on streets. >>> the polar vortexin the midwest

. >> we were talking about that with rosemary. >> it is very good. >>> it is 4:20, coming up, sacramento state is investigating hazing at eight paternity and why this is not the first time they have been investigated. >>> the police shot and killed a man at a taco bell drive- through in vallejo. we will tell you what authorities say let up to that shooting. >>> welcome back. sacramento state university is investigating two a legend hazing incidences. >> they say it involves a fraternity. video has surfaced. they are under investigation by the school. >> officials are investigating the allegedly hazing incidents. >> the school's investigative. >> reporter: chris watt was the university to explore the allegations against delta chi, starting with this picture with members doing what appears to be the elephant walk. it is a hazing ritual and a video that appears to show a man tied down with ropes. >> we are being thorough and everyone is cooperative. >> the school sent out this dc said this is for attorney, warning them to stop activities until the investigating is concluded. they say hazing

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retired navy captain rosemary mariner died last week, she was 65 years old, after a long battle withrian cancer and to honor her and her singular achievement, the navy sanctioned another aviation first. take a look at that. an all female flyover. earlier we spoke with two of the women aviators who came to tennessee to pay homage to captain mariner and her amazing legacy. >> i remember in 1993 when the combat exclusion was lifted, i was 15 years old, and i didn't quite have an idea of how big of an impact that policy change would make, and obviously captain mariner and her contemporaries have a lot to do with that decision. if you look at the female aviators that took part in the flyover today, we all have multiple combat deployments and it is all because of women like captain mariner and joellen here and contemporaries that paved the way for us and broke down those barriers. >> yeah, i want to talk with you. i asked stacy about this. what was it like for you to witness this all female flyover there, to honor your comrade and your colleague in the navy? >> well, today could not have g

rosemary has your weekend watch . >> reporter: heading into the weekend, here are a few things happening around the bay. the south bay, the lunar community day with the line dance at the museum are on saturday where you could welcome the ear of the pig with demonstrations and live performances. you can grab your pet and head to the agility demos and microchip services and adoptions . that is saturday and sunday. in the north make, the cloverdale fair is the place for fun with the outdoor stage with carnival rides and a parade downtown. there is culinary wine and arts and photography exhibits. in the east bay through the lunar new year, they will celebrate firecrackers and parades saturday. in berkeley, the lunar new year celebration on fourth street with martial arts and more. this is happening on saturday. san francisco with the 2019 wine competition winners are in and you can taste many at the festival pavilion saturday. in sports, the sharks are home. that is your weekend watch. >>> the time is 4.56. teenagers were arrested for beating up a 69--year-old man. we will show you what happ

host: that's rosemary in pennsylvania. guest: i think the big question for a lot of these candidates will be how do you pay for these plans. everyone would love to have free health care, free college tuition, pollution-free economy. the question is how do you pay for it? there is a lot of analysis on the implementation of the wealth tax. it may be unconstitutional. the memo that allows the income tax does not specify you can specifically people on their wealth or income. also, how do you implement it? always being pushed off kind of an implementation nightmare. in the 1970's, we had higher income tax rates that were lowered by reagan. there were so many exemptions. we will see one of these plans that are an opening bid. environmental, china is starting to take more of a lead on that. remaining in the paris accords. there may be a balance that can be struck. host: you got janet in saint albans, west virginia. caller: good morning. what i want to talk about is to -- everybody wanting freebies, sure you want to support them $

. >>> a funeral was held to honor one of the first female navy pilots captain rosemary mariner. you're looking at an aerial tribucontribute to honorin m. she served in the navy for 24 years, she was the first woman to ever command an operational air squadron and one of the otfirst to p a tactical jet aircraft. she died a couple weeks ago after a long battle with ovaan cancer. >>> 10:14. one little boy learned the hard way what not to do with fireworks. take a look at this, this boy appears to drop two lit fireworks into a manhole in china. that is a problem. the sewerer cov ee ee eer cover. the boy escap without getting hurt. that explosion was the result of methane gascover blows off. e boy escaped without getting hurt. that explosion was the result of methane gas cover blows off. the boy escaped without getting hurt. that exp methane gas in the sewer. >> why would he do that. >>> families are demandisw s after inmates in a new york jail say they went days without heat during the week of freezing temperatures. protesters rallied outside the rday ity in brooklyn yes key ha deman

rosemary's a lot of bright acidity." almost two years ago -- the family opened brown downtown.eers to you." a second-floor wine tasting room in the heart napa... at the corner of coombs and first streets.nats- "haha." here -- the brown label and it's reputation continues to grow... the family specializing in zinfandel and attracting people from all walks of life... inspiring young professionals to dream big. chynna steele-johnson/visitor- "for many black people, we've either been excluded from many businesses or, you know, um, career paths. so, it's important for us to have representation in every area, and to understand we can do anything that we want." and, if you're really good at what you do -- word of mouth travels fast.anita thrower/visitor- "we heard about it through some friends and relatives about this being here, and we're actually celebrating our 38th wedding anniversary. so, we said, hey, lets go check that winery out, you know, african american winery."arnold thrower/visito r- "i think it's a perfect example of what we as a people have been able to do, uh, with wha

. >> captain rosemary is a true pioneer in our profession. final flight was really powerful. >> reporter: the flyover followed the funeral for captain mariner. she died last month after a battle with ovarian cancer. rosie, as friends called her, was the first woman to earn her navy wings in 1973. the first woman to fly a tactical fighter jet. the first squadron commanding officer. >> she was a trail blazer in every sense of the word. >> reporter: those pilots who followed in her footsteps say she was born to fly. >> rosie, from day one, from the day she hit officer candidate school, had her sights set on flying jets. and nobody was going to tell her no. >> reporter: once she earned her wings she also earned the respect of her navy commander, officer john mccain. the love of her life, a fellow flyer, commander tommy mairer in. >> she wanted the doors she helped open, she wanted those doors to stay open. >> reporter: now decades after breaking barriers, the next generation of female pilots forging their own paths. >> we've turned the corner. to

rosemary's a lot of bright acidity." almost two years ago -- the family opened brown downtown.cheers to you." a second-floor wine tasting room in the heart napa... at the corner of coombs and first streets.nats- "haha." here -- the brown label and it's reputation continues to grow... the family specializing in zinfandel and attracting people from all walks of life... inspiring young professionals to dream big. chynna steele-johnson/visitor- "for many black people, we've either been excluded from many businesses or, you know, um, career paths. so, it's important for us to have representation in every area, and to understand we can do anything that we want." and, if you're really good at what you do -- word of mouth travels fast.anita thrower/visitor- "we heard about it through some friends and relatives about this being here, and we're actually celebrating our 38th wedding anniversary. so, we said, hey, lets go check that winery out, you know, african american winery."arnold thrower/visito r- "i think it's a perfect example of what we as a people have been able to do, uh, with w

all in honor of navy pilot rosemary mariner, call sign viper, the first woman to fly a tactical fighter >> it's really awesome to be part of an all-female crew. something that the navy has never done. >> reporter: mariner died january 24th, at the age of 65, after fighting cancer for 5 years. throughout her career she fought to break barriers and open the cockpit door to women. in 1973, she was one of eight women to get her wings from the navy, the next year she became a fighter pilot. it was just the first of her many firsts -- the first woman to land on aircraft carriers, she flew in desert storm, and was the first woman to command a squadron. she was a shining beacon for the female pilots who followed in her footsteps, including those flying over her funeral today. >> there was never a question in my mind whether i could fly combat roles in today's navy, and more doors are opening every day. >> reporter: mariner always wanted to fly. her father, an airforce pilot, died in a plane crash when she was just 3, but that didn't stop her. she washed planes to pay for flight lessons, later s

it took place during the funeral in tennessee for captain rosemary mariner, the pioneering aviator whoeek at the age of 65. mariner broke gender barriers when she became one of the mavy's first female jet pilots in 1974, and later the first woman to command a naval aviation squadron. as the midwest and east coast recover from the icy polar vortex, the west coast is getting slammed by a major pacific storm. california residents are on high alert as severe winds and heavy rains create dangerous conditions, including the threat of mudslides. carter evans has more. >> reporter: floodwaters washed through the burned-out hills of malibu as the latest winter heorm slammed southern california. wind gusting up to 60 miles per s ur blew trees into homes and whipped up water spouts offshore. drivers tried to navigate flooded streets in santa barbara as torrential rain drenched communities, with up to seven inches expected in some mountain areas. mud and debris on the road forced authorities to shut down part of the busy 101 freeway, and debris basins are already beginning to overflow just up the