as you mentioned, cory, extremely important for sill convalley. cory johnson in san francisco. i want to get to our supreme court reporter with more on the breaking headlines. so, greg, of course the question now is, what happens next here? greg: well, i would certainly expect the trump administration to go to the supreme court. probably very quickly. they will ask the supreme court to do what the ninth circuit wouldn't do and put a hold on this lower court order that's blocking the policy. they'll have to get the support of five of the eight justices to make that happen. >> greg, you know, the case before the supreme court, though, this appeal would go to justice kennedy who is part of the ninth circuit. what do we expect to come out of that if it does lead to that? greg: justice kennedy gets all emergency applications from the west coast so they would go to him first. he could act on it on his own. in a big case like this it is much more common for the justice to refer to the full court. that's what i would expect justice kennedy to do in this situation. so then you end up in

. >> stephen: you threw some shade lady gaga before the game and you called her sill fish. >> what?!sh for jumping -- wanting to jump in -- >> no, that was before when they were planning the super bowl. >> stephen: that's what i said. before the super bowl, you threw some shade at ga-ga. >> you have to know your shade, stephen. >> stephen: i know shade, girl. >> i was trying to be captain of security for the country and saying that we have more things to be involved with than the security of lady gaga jumping off the roof. like the super bowl is one of our biggest events. >> stephen: i'm familiar with the super bowl. i watched the super bowl. read . ( laughter ) >> stephen: you and paul giamatti, big readerser. come on. you say, i gotta understand "shade"? >> no, what i was saying is tba gay jumping off and them having to pay attention to her jumping off a building and breaking bones was not as important as ner-do-wellers around the stadium. >> stephen: like we could end up with another bowling green massacre on our hands. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: celebrities, their busine

not highs are sill in the single digits here in the tokyo area. but it's not just the temperatures, some pretty heavy snow across the sea of japan with the coldest line, that's the imagery with the visual that you see. it kind of looks like fibers coming across the sea of japan. well, that is our classic sign of the sea-effect snow squalls, right here, you can see where it all falls. actually a pretty tight line because of the mountains out here and some the snow totals has been heavy. and 40 centimeters, lined at 80 kilometers per hour. even heavier snow towards the west, who doesn't get it as often. i'm show you video of shiga prefecture. it's still pretty cold snow out there. definitely people continuing to bundle up. actually, one location, just north of here, did see about 40 centimeters of snow in the higher elevations. so, plenty of the white stuff to go around. back in the west, some people might be traveling, you'll probably see some of the snow out there. one thing you do want to note, though, as we go ahead in the next 24 hours, this is

. >> i would say there's water to the bottom of our window sills, maybe about 9:00, 10:00 at night, we had water up there to that part of our garage doors. >> that's more than six feet high. the water destroyed his backyard remodel, but brian is determined to be optimistic. >> we can move forward. that's the only way to go. >> the city of san jose is providing this checklist for residents who are returning to flooded homes. a lot of good safety information in here for the water which we know is contaminated. what to do with your furniture, your walls, your electronic. if you need this information, go to the abc 7 news app, and we have a link to the city's website. katie marzullo abc 7 news. >> katie joins us live with the san jose residents that are still out of their homes tonight. >> mandatory evacuations are still in place for several neighborhoods. that includes the old oakland road area and the rock springs area, there have been partial lifts of evacuations in the nagale park area. brooklyn terrace and around 150 people will be spending the night at red cross shelters tonight. for

last week officials notice a 200-foot long gash this is dam 's main sill way.ay water from the rain swollen lake threatened to overwhelmed eroded emergency spillway so officials ordered nearly 200,000 residents to evacuate. >> everybody, literally threw everything in their cars and then they were gone. it was like, that is a ghost town like walking out no movie and everybody is gone. >> reporter: for now the water levels at the dam are dropping taking pressure off emergency sill way and officials are releasing water through main spillway to lower lake's water level before more storms arrive on wednesday. >> i'm a little bit scared. >> we're trying not the to go near flooding area so we can go home but we will probably be stuck down here. >> reporter: crews started loading rocks into bags that helicopters could drop to sure up the damage spillway. entire california national guard is standing by to deploy , for the first time since los angeles riots in 1992, all 23,000 soldiers and air men have been put on notice. >>> a huge winter snowstorm is sweeping through n

. >> i would say there's water to the bottom of our window sills, maybe about 9:00, 10:00 at night, we had water up there to that part of our garage doors. >> that's more than six feet high. the water destroyed his backyard remodel, but brian is determined to be optimistic. >> we can move forward. that's the only way to go. >> the city of san jose is providing this checklist for residents who a returning to flooded homes. a lot of good safety information in here for the water which we know is contaminated. what to do with your furniture, your walls, your electronic. if you need this information, go to the abc 7 news app, and we have a link to the city's website. katiemarzullo abc 7 news. >> katie joins us live with the san jose residents that are still out of their homes tonight. >> mandatory evacuations are still in place for several neighborhoods. that includes the old oakland road area and the rock springs area, there have been partial lifts of evacuations in the nagale park area. brooklyn terrace and around 150 people will be spending the night at red cross shelters tonight. for ch

hughes was presented with metal of valor earned it last smear in the deadly apartment building in sill rear spring and off dput by dr.. he found the buildingen fwul ofed with names and quickly hit received residents their apartment. >> it took me four or five hours after the event just to sit down with my family and reflect and you know one of the victims knew him on at first name basis saul lived if apartment one. he is someone i would never see again. i parked next to him where he parked his car and you know, it's just -- i deposit get a chance. >> i'm sorry. >> ntsb is still investigating the cause. >> up next incredible video viral. >> 7 earth size planet and three could support life. how voong was fallon. >> i don't know if you heard it's national margarita. he's the bar tend erin will serve delicious drinks and showing you how to home. we'll be right back. >> this is big dealing out of nasa. that is cool by the way behind us. science planets circling single star. >> in fact they're right behind us now. the discovery could answer question is there life beyond our solar system. lau

i am not a fa sill stater. i am a white house correspondent, a reporter, a journalist. i can say this, many of the cbc members have contacted me since that question and answer. they are very eager to meet with this president on the issues. his urban agenda that they deal with on a daily basis. i was just talking to one congress person talking on the hill how they were dealing with issues of s.n.a.p. and how they had to figure out if kids would get sugary drinks anymore through s.n.a.p. there are a lot of issues going on. he talked about crime in chicago. he talked about housing. he talked about a lot of different issues that affect the urban community. also there's a piece of the historically black colleges and universities, executive order expected to come out later this month -- >> this hour. >> no, later this month. an executive order coming out this month -- >> can i stop you? i thought he said he was going to sign something this afternoon -- >> no, that was a mistake. that was a mistake what's happening is there will be an executive order later this month on hbc us

. >> pretty sill, cookie and a marshmellows. which is your favorite >> marshmellows. >> the marshmellows? >> reporter: the rules are simple. eat one treat now or if you can wait. get two treats later. we explained this a couple of times. >> reporter: if you wait till i come back, you get two. if you decide you can't wait until i get back, if you absolutely have to eat a cookie, ring this bell then you only get one cookie. armed with a bell and the freedom to choose their own fate these four and 5-year-olds didn't know how long i'd be gone or how long they'd go without their favorite treat. we set the clock for ten minutes. which to some, seemed like an eternity. as the clock ticked, so did derek. coming up with playful ways to pass the time. when the temptation became too strong. he turned around to avoid it altogether. brad preferred to take air bites, while kia slapped her hands and sang song, blowing kisses to the camera. anything to fill the time until >> you waited. >> there were successful distraction strategies >> dr. eva

grown grownups sill had work to do. >> i still gotta do the deliveries. some places are open, you know. and here at this getting stuff done. >> governors from new jersey to maine are asking folks to stay off the road, so snow plows can clear the major arteries. meanwhile, airlines are trying to get back on schedule. as for right here in the d.c. area, pretty -- jean pretty much sums it up for us. not much of a storm. i guess we'll have to wait until next winter. >>> chief meteorologist topper shutt is out on the terrace to explain yet another near miss. top? >> let's hope we have one more chance this winter. but i'm not optimistic. i'm kind of with you in that regard. we talked about this monday and tuesday. we said it's hammer time from fill to maine. this is the track of the storm yesterday and today. it starts out in travels just south of us. and it starts to intensify. but by the time it intensifies, it begins to pull away from us. so what that means is the heaviest snow develops north of us. and then just hammers new england. now, could it have been

. >> pictures like this one from viewers ryan roscoe and eddie sill silva were on social media, folks wondering about the lights above the bay area. they were missiles launched off the california coast. let me show you video. these are trident 2 missiles launched by the u.s. navy from an ohio class submarine in the pacific test the range off the coast of california. the first one was launched around 3:30 this morning, the second was around 6:20 local time. i got hold of a spokesman for the navy who confirmed the missile test and reassured me it was safe. >> these missile tests, we conducted them from the sea. the missile flew over the sea and landed in the sea, and at no time did they fly over land? >> apart from the videos we have, i should note we got calls from abc viewers in palo alto and san jose saying they could see it and people as far south as los angeles sighted the missiles. the navy tells me the light was probably visible during stage one of each launch, and these types of missiles are used for general defense and have a range of about 4,000 miles. it is unclear how far of

. >> reporter: while sill see bin a warms off -- psilocybin wears off in a few hours, the benefits lasted up to six hours. a moderate dose was administered of mdna to a different dose of patients. the use of the drug was combined with psychotherapy sessions. all these patients agree they experienced a profound benefit and emerged better able to cope. >> gives you a view into yourself that i just never had before. arm as to how kick -- >> reporter: as to how psychedelics work, here's one brain on a sugar pill. here's the same brain on a common dose of lsd. scientists believe parts of the brain communicate with each other when they don't previously do so. >> there's a lot of unrepressed material and psychedelics bring that to the service. >> reporter: a nonprofit group based in santa cruz, doblin envisions a time where doctors will carry a legal toolbox with psychedelics. some individuals are experimenting by self- medicating. >> if anyone in this toward is going to have a bad trim, it will be me. -- trip, it will be me. >> reporter: she has a mood disorder and fell into terrible depression

. >> pretty sill, cookie and a marshmellows.ch is your favorite >> marshmellows. >> the marshmellows? >> reporter: the rules are simple. eat one treat now or if you can wait. get two treats later. we explained this a couple of times. >> reporter: if you wait till i come back, you get two. if you decide you can't wait until i get back, if you absolutely have to eat a cookie, ring this bell then you only get one cookie. armed with a bell and the freedom to choose their own fate these four and 5-year-olds didn't know how long i'd be gone or how long they'd go without their favorite treat. we set the clock for ten minutes. which to some, seemed like an eternity. as the clock ticked, so did derek. coming up with playful ways to pass the time. when the temptation became too strong. he turned around to avoid it altogether. brad preferred to take air bites, while kia slapped her hands and sang song, blowing kisses to the camera. anything to fill the time until >> you waited. >> there were successful distraction strategies >> dr. evan a

. >> in 20 minutes, the voyage sill honoring his life tonight. >>> also, a former member of the warriors is on the move. later in sports, jason appelbaum will tell us abuts a twist in the trade. >>> why officials in santa cruz are calling out the department of homeland security after teaming up for a recent raid. p. at&t internet. speeds up to 45megs for $30 a month. [crying] ahhhhhhhhhh! the price you see is the price you pay, unlike cable. >>> the discovery of a world war ii era grenade forced the evacuation of a recycling plant in san leandro this morning. this picture from the san leandro police department shows the grenade on a conveyor belt. officers immediately evacuated the business on aladdin avenue. the bomb squad determined that the grenade was harmless. the workers were allowed back in. >>> officials in santa cruz say they were deceived by homeland security agents who claimed a raid was not part of an immigration operation. 22 people were arrested or detained on february 13th in a joint operation with santa cruz police. 12 of them are alleged gang members facing criminal char

integrity of america's tallest damn afterr it was discovered erosion chewed through the emergency sillting a massive hole thatle t kept growing for daze. thousands of he vac 's are stranded at hotels and shelterst and it's still not clear whenn they'll be allow to return home. some people are very shocked and a little l scared because this is their first disaster, the first time they've been told to evacuate their home. engineers are working on repairing the damn, dropping build bowlders with the help of he extending the evacuation order until they know moment. i'd like to know everything that they know, even if it's bad news. tell us. give us some hope. meanwhile as water levels in the lake continue to drop, someme shops have decided to stay hopey and people who either didn't or couldn't evacuate are rushing in to stock up. but with more rain in the forecast, business owners sayowe they won't be taking any chances when the water starts to rice. even if the water is coming through fast, it's going to geto some flood i in the area just present the river.er. the storm moves into the area

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monterey highway 101 and sill some just flirting with the san mateo santa cruz coast. little bit of that cold air up north. some of that is starting to -- i would get ready to maybe click that heater on in a while but you will soon. 50s he on the temperatures. 40s in some of the cold air. the leading edge starting to work in. we have some energy that has to rotate through. we are almost done. there is a little possibility of thunderstorm activity. some of this colder, unstable air. if you get enough sun breaks you can maybe fire up some of those. trend is for the next couple days to see a decrease in the rain. turning cooler. thunderstorms are possible. i would think to the north more than anything else. hit and miss on the thunderstorm activity. colder area lives. upper 50s or low 60s tonight and a few isolate 30s. rainfall won't be that great through tuesday night no wednesday. then a little system on thursday. much what -- watch the weekend. saturday afternoon and sunday back into up to three inch amounts and could be very windy. some of the forecast models wrapping

it is a four door sedan, sill sfler color. we're told it has a sun roof. police say if you see it it will have heavy front end damage and a smashed windshield. live in kensington nbc 10 news. >>> new video of a group of good samaritans coming to the aid of a woman who was being stabbed inle aentown. >> oh, my god. >> bleep, bleep. >> this video right here of the frantic moments when several pulled the stabbing suspect off the victim, his own stepdaughter. you see two men there, including a paramedic trying to get a knife out of the subpoena's hand. the woman was seriously hurt. the suspect is facing attempted murder and other charges. >>> look at this wall of flames shooting from a building their construction in gloucester county. this is a new building being built on oldmans creek road. the fire started before 6:00. it took firefighters hours to ket it under control. opportunitically, no one here was hurt. no word yet on the cause. >>> president trump doubling down on his desire to beef up the nation's nuclear punch during an interview with reuter's today

because of these personnel sort of -- this personnel chaos that is going on, national security down is sill, in particular, but in part because the level of unnecessary attack on the media, the statements about the independent judiciary that are quite troubling. if he would get out of his own way on occasion, you could see a plausible case to be made that he has something good to sell to the people and obviously the base seems to continue to appreciate what he is doing. >> dickerson: they sure did in florida yesterday. bob are, what is your view when we look back some years now on the michael flynn is a garks, saga, what should we take away? >> i think there are many unanswered questions. i am not sure it was a firing offense, quite frankly, and two and a half weeks before the inaugural, i met with flynn and went through a number of things, like russia, and he made the case, said, look, we are going to have a two track strategy, reach out to putin, and at the same time build-up our military in a way that putin is going to hate, and it is going to be very tough. we have not seen that side of

officials say the military has not changed its posture in response to iron iran testing a miss st sill. the white house giving no indication of how long its review process will take or when it could decide to take action. lester? >> kristen welker, thank you. >>> as all of that played out, president today accompanied by his daughter ivanka to travel to dover air base where the president paid his respects and witnessed the somber final homecoming of chief special warfare operator william ryan owens. the body of the navy s.e.a.l. from peoria, illinois, returned to the u.s. today, just days after he was killed during a military raid on an al qaeda-affiliated base in yemen. his death the first known u.s. combat casualty since president trump took office. >>> tonight, the full-court press is on for the white house to get neil gorsuch confirmed. democrats are promising a major fight and perhaps a filibuster. today, president trump said if democrats do that, republicans should take drastic measures. our justice correspondent pete williams has details. >> reporter: now the hard part, neil gors

john blackstone tells us that 60% of highly skilled work centers sill condition valley were born outside the u.s. >> reporter: some of the biggest names in technology are joong the 97 companies that appeals, forcefullyposing the travel and immigration ban. they argue the order makes it more difficult and expensive for u.s. companies to recruit, hire and retain some of the world's best employees. it disrupts ongoing business operations. >> america has been at the leading edge of so many innovative markets and trendings because we're able to working -- work on a global scale. >> reporter: aaron levie is head of a silicone valley company. >> many of our employees come from different countries, some of which are on the banned list. that has a meaningful impact in our culture. >> reporter: the brief highlights immigrant contribution, noting immigrants or their children founded more than 200 of the companies on the fortune 500 list, including apple, kraft, ford, general electric, at&t, google, mcdonald's, bogue and disney. and the brief says immigrants are likely to fileat u.s.-born citizens.

and these lefts are sees massive -- plaintiffs are seeing massive support from sill cop valley. 100 tech companies including uber, and others have filed briefs saying the ban is discriminatory. >> a 12-year-old girl from yemen is safe and sound with her family after the travel ban put her in limbo overseas for more than a week. the emotional reunion at sf. >> reporter: the ali family stands at sf,'s international arrivals with signs welcome home iman. the family fixated on the television screen letting them know that apartments from iman's connecting flight from frankfurt are in customs. moments later, comes the hug the sister has been waiting for for years. and finally, a father gets to bring his daughter home. >> after seven years, finally to be home, that is the best we need. i mean that is the most i need. >> reporter: 12-year-old iman was born in yemen to u.s. citizens parents. her father said that her visa took years to process after the yemeny u.s. embassy shut down. >> it's an unjust situation that a child can't join her u.s. citizens family. >> reporter: last month, the visa got

people had a chance to do q and a with the filmmakers and sill brat their work.rause said attending oscar events all week and meeting the likes of barbara streisand is unreal. >> to be here among all of these enormously talented filmmakers, actors, producers, directors, makeup artists, it's a different world. >> reporter: krause will be rooting for a competitor who happens to be his former student. daphne, her thesis film "4.1 miles" documents the refugee crisis in greece. if e wer wins, it will be a win for uc berkeley's journalism department. >> you can watch the oscars live only on abc 7 tomorrow. live coverage begins at 2:00 p.m. and jimmy kimmel is hosting the oscars for the first time -- fo time at 4:30 p.m. >>> we're tracking a quiet and chilly night, leading to way to a few showers popping up for sunday. live doppler 7, we're getting the all clear. a storm system scraped by us, just off the coast earlier today. a live look from the east hills bay camera showing you the beautiful lights of the bay. it's a quiet night but we have a wide range in temperature

>> fact of the matter we don't know what he sill get done.re is lot of uncertainty today to discount cash flows. liz: less than two minutes before the closing bell. s&p up two and a fraction. dow up 17, you want to call it, charlie? 12 records in a row which would tie us with janu of 1987. >> stock market is saying give us the tax cuts. we say earnings will go up. we see the economy will be better than what the bond market is saying. we don't believe donald trump can do massive infrastructure spending, plus, plus do the tax cuts. hold off on the amounts of fiscal stimulus. that is a real problem for investors. you have to see what he says tomorrow. the market could go either way tomorrow, wednesday, based on what he says. shaps based on whe saying what do you think? >> interview regarding the border adjustment tax. that is key. when charlie says gives us the tax cuts. there will be a border tax. liz: he is the father of border adjustment tax. he runs the department at uc berkeley. that is on lizclaman.com. it is fascinating on this and with t

that we've cleared that up, you said you and your friends want this to be serious and trump makes it sillous like slow jamming the news? >> that was the president going on a talk show and having fun, not introducing a nominee for supreme court. the white house is not the set of the real world. dig? >> andy: i think your people have proven that you're wrong about that. i think "the real world" has been gone for a while. also, you said gorsuch will roll over like a dog and show his belly. in all seriousness, i do think you are 100% wrong on this, i think his record as a federal judge backs me up. i do think conservatives are not always going to be happy with him. i really do think that. >> in terms of his views on his i could have power? >> andy: in terms of his views of something having to be in the constitution in order for it to be constitutional. >> he gave a great, decent speech and he should be obstructed. >> nuclear option. >> will see how that works out for you guys. >> we are empower. >> andy: it usually doesn't work out well if you're the only one. >> i guess the nuclear option is

. >> that righ there you can see the little -- there are two little white dots on its door sill fins cetera an opal eye hence the name opal eye. i will show you some of the low tidal zones and play place like this we'll see sea stars, so you can see right here, this is a california sea star. this one is orange, this one is kind of a reddish brown, another orange one right here. >> this one is outside of the ter, can it survive out hear? >> you can see some are in, some are out. if it felt its skin it's like a sticky, moist skin it helps them stay wet during the day when they are exposed to the sun. >> so where are all the fish we only saw a few earlier? >> this kill the right here it's really a good place to hide. you might see them dash back and forth but they like to spends most of the day in this kelp, just because it's sort of a safe every place to live. i wanted to take you guys over here and show you a sea hair. it's this brown sort of slug looking thing. >> what kind of organism is this? >>think of it as like of a shellless snail. if you look down here you can see a bunch of d

this is a very sill hard outlook a toss what dan mentions with apple. giddyap. >> nice guy.he said it. >> did he really? >> he did. >> we'll tell you, twitter shares taking a hit today. and traders are expecting a huge move ahead of next week. you're watching "fast money" on cnbc. what's critical thinking like? a basketball costs $14. what's team spirit worth? (cheers) what's it worth to talk to your mom? what's the value of a walk in the woods? the value of capital is to create, not just wealth, but things that matter. morgan stanley did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's over 6 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 250 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. >>> julia is in l.a. what's the latest here? >> hey, before i tell you the haste from mark zuckerberg, i want to tell you the haste from cfo david w

and the unchecked reign of sill canadian valley. -- of the silicon valley.ark zuckerberg says we need a one-world situation and i should be in charge of it. >> it's astonishing. here is a guy who continually reports fake news. fake news trends on facebook on a regular basis. it's funny. he wants a seat at the table, but it's the guys asking for a seat at the table. it's astonishing. it will be fodder for all of us. charles: i'm taking it a little more seriously. he doesn't need a seat at the table. he owns the table. he has 1.8 billion users. he wants to develop a social infrastrucre to give people the power to build a global community that works for all of us. it sound nice and huggable on the surface. but you can read into it and see ominous things. >> i'm in favor after globalized economy. charles: what about a globalized government. >> absolutely not. i don't think that's what i's suggesting. cooperate when we can and use social media collaboratively. i don't see anything wrong with that. charles: it's the global community that works for you will of us.

they had to slow down water coming out of the main sill way because they had issues there and also thet storm was warmer, so we had rain coming in the lake but you also had run off there snow melting from the warmer storm. you cannot really determine how much water comes down from the million side from the sees era mountains around. so that was an issue with that warmer storm. the good news if there is when it company also to rain that is coming later this week is it is a cold storm. that means at higher elevations the snow will stick , rather than melt due to rain. >> yeah. >> adam, i have men you for years. what is your plan if this dam breaks. >> reporter: well, we're on high ground even though we are along the river here. this river is highest i have ever seen here in yuba city. i started here, years ago before i knew you. we're at base of the bridge level. we're on high ground where we are. the problem is people just probably, 15 feet, 20 feet below us where issue would be. we have a four hour warning, if that was to go we have four hours before it would reach us even though it is

there are other suggestions what you should do with aou sills, walls cut open the walls if there doesn't appear to be damage. bob redell, today in the bay. >> bob, thank you very much. we are going to continue our coverage both on air and online. all the latest headlines. reports from last night as well. we have an entire section dedicated to floods and the evacuation orders. >> it is 5:38 right now. we are awaiting more details from pittsburgh police after a man was shot and killed near a busy shopping center. it happened at 8:00 near the atlantic plaza shopping center. the man died at the scene. pittsburgh police say it is is under investigation. they have not released any additional details. >>> sad day for law enforcement. today chp will honor the life of an officer killed in a crash while pursuing his suspect. officer lucas chellew crashed into a pole into south sacramento yesterday. he was chasing a suspect. today at noon, a bell toll tribute ceremony in west sacramento chp academy. anne and i join all californians offering our deepest condolences to the family. the officer is surv

there are a couple of clues that undercut the idea that stephen miller was trying to send a clear sill nall. one is that michael flynn was on air force one and in florida for the entire weekend with president trump in mar-a-lago. the other is general flynn is slated to be a full participant in both trudeau's meeting, the canadian leader's meeting and netanyahu's meeting later this week with the president. hill republicans have been gone, are coming back. we know a lot of democrats want to investigate general flynn or perhaps have him step aside. we haven't heard that clamoring yet from republicans in congress. and that to some extent may play a role. right now it does seem that prpt himself is standing by his national security adviser. that's an important factor on which to judge this. >> although, i think that tweet is very telling, lauding the performance of stephen miller. paul, we're four weeks or so in now, and you have white house officials telling our jim acosta the knives are out. you have the chief white house ethics lawyer under george w. bush tweeting this this morning, lack

. >> just an eagles sill rating morning for the issues that we have trying to grow and bring employees in and trying to navigate the regulations that have been set >> reporter: so that was monday. what's really been before casey patent the last couple days and taylor gourmet the past 48 hours they've been the target on twitter and facebook of anti-trump backlash. activity trolls have been attacking this sandwich shop, saying they're never going to eat there and others posting pictures of them deleting the ap. the nasty backlash against this sandwich shop is fueled by people apparently don't have anything particularly against the swipey chain but don't like president trump and are angry with casey patent for having met with him. there are personal threats going along with all of this and law enforcement has been alerted. some of the customer we say talked today even some that don't like donald trump is saying this is flat out harassment and things have gone too far >> small business owner and going to do the best for his best, doesn't necessarily reflect his political >> it doesn't matt

of the lake behind this t battererred damn so they can remove debris from the bottom ot the damaged sill way. removing that debris protection the damn's power plant and willl allow it to be replanted. nearly 200 people living near the damaged damn have returned home. > two prince george's county police officers could face jail timerince s co after they were h indicted today for separatesepa cases of misconduct in office the prince george's countyince state's attorney has charged cha corporate george america well second degree assault. merkel was accused of hitting a homeless woman while on in september. a member ofin the task force, officer william diaz is accused of soliciting prostitutes foror sex and warning them about wherb the task force was working. in both case investigators say y it was other officers who notified their superiors that something was wrong.was we are not tolerating any wrongdoing, whether it's our officers or a member of the public. we treat them both same. and this is evidence of that. if these allegations are proven true, obviously we'll be incredibly sad. no one

meanwhile, the storm sill ranks 3 on the storm impact scale, strong intensity, producing scattered downpours tonight, flash flood watches and warnings are in effect. winds will be gusting 40 to 50 miles an hour. rainfall totals, over two inches, nearly two and a third in santa rosa. only antioch and concord came in under the one-inch mark. another storm coming our way overnight and tomorrow it will rank 1. it will produce scattered showers, mainly in the morning hours. breezy at the coast. a brief break in the afternoon. here's the seven-day forecast for the next two consecutive days. we have storms ranking 1 on the storm impact scale. dry day on thursday. yea! chance of showers friday evening and light storms both saturday and sunday, both ranking 1 on the storm impact scale. >> what a pattern. >> thanks, spencer. >>> we have shu in for larry today. >> larry's hoping to get back from the big easy. hosting the clippers on thursday, while the sacramento kings say there's a trade of >>> sacramento kings confirmed that they traded their best and most temperamental player cousins to new orleans

in other neighborhoods, families are sill evacuated. the rocky springs neighborhood, eerily quiet with cars and homes submerged in water knee deep. on the city's north side, pumps are making significant progress. flood waters there, now 4 inches deep. at its peak, it was 3 feet. >> when people are allowed to go back into their homeses we've developed a check list for them to make sure everything is safe for them. >> reporter: city officials warning homeowners of the hazards from all the standing water, as they investigate what caused the creek to overflow its banks. what we i think had the most difficulty establishing was what, and when. ultimately, there was going to be no stopping this water. >> reporter: she says all they can do is make the best of it it. >> all you can do now is just clean up after what happened to us. i've been trying to stay positive. >> reporter: a lot of people in good spirits tonight. city officials plan on assessing areas like this neighborhood. the rocky springs area that had been evacuated, and returning peo

. >>> donna were sill the interim chair of the democratic national committee had this to say: let's belear, this is a massive blow to the white house. the court upheld that we do not discriminate based on religion. >>> we learned today that bart wants to protect undocumented immigrants by becoming what you might call a sanctuary transit system. current bart policy says that officers may notify federal authorities after they arrest an undocumented immigrant but at the bart board meeting today two members called for the policy to be change. they want to prohibit bart police from cooperating with federal immigration agents. >>> president trump is getting tough on crime with a new attorney general by his side. senator jeff sessions was sworn in as attorney general this morning in the oval office. he got right to work after that. he appeared with president trump as he signed three executive orders on crime and public safety. they aim to stop violence against law enforcement officers and target drug cartels. >>> kellyanne conway, president donald trump's top adviser, may have violated federa

question, tony, is this -- can you address these subjects without them getting politico here from the sillyl. "this work show is designed to provide critique for black lives matter and all black movements and examine the implications for all of our lives." you put than on the syllabus and you know people will have a beef. >> when susan was in high school, it was an entirely different situation. right now the situation is there are economic challenges. we have the wrong ideas when it comes to helping blacks and other minorities achieve racial equality. we need to come together and say this is an issue that's not about racism. he's about old rayi isracist pr that need to be uplifted to the 2017 status, economic opportunities and equal education. our kid are failing because of inadequate schools that are almost criminal and the fact that we don't get economic opportunities, we go low-wage jobs in our community. >> here's our solution. tony ought to be a speaker. i like the idea of what's about to unfold tuesday but i think viewpoints like his should be a part of it. you get the final word. >>

mild day today cold front norm and west that is a player in the forecast tomorrow among and we're sillmorning snow event. right in time for morning commute tomorrow morning. stay tuned. we'll have more on that next hour. here's a quick look at the 7 day and you can see we're all over the place. 68 today. snow tomorrow morning. back to spring bi-weekend. temps near 70 by sunday afternoon. all right. erin is having fun with roadways. airport, hi. >> so much fun tucker. up for the in thely a lot of bad traffic this morning benning road in northeast inbound side right lane blocked police directing traffic 34 street because of earlier industrial fuel spill and crash and traffic getting by and backed up 295 through in point you can sea take east capitol or auto 50 inbound to get around that one. live look 14 street bridge. bumper to bumper traffic pents gone. as you get to the freeway 15 across the bridge. we'll keep you updated metro on time now. more traffic in a few >> right now all the presidents men from controversial cabinet picks to a controversial shakeup in the office and trauma on

meanwhile, the storm sill ranks 3 on the storm impact scale, strong intensity, producing scattered downpours tonight, flash flood watches and warnings are in effect. winds will be gusting 40 to 50 miles an hour. rainfall totals, over two inches, nearly two and a third in santa rosa. only antioch and concord came in under the one-inch mark. another storm coming our way overnight and tomorrow it will rank 1. it will produce scattered showers, mainly in the morning hours. breezy at the coast. a brief break in the afternoon. here's the seven-day forecast for the next two consecutive days. we have storms ranking 1 on the storm impact scale. dry day on thursday. yea! chance of showers friday evening and light storms both saturday and sunday, both ranking 1 on the storm impact scale. >> what a pattern. >> thanks, spencer. >>> we have shu in for larry today. >> larry's hoping to get back from the big easy. hosting the clippers on thursday, while the sacramento kings say there's a trade of it's okay to cry, right? no more! we don't want anymore! [crying] ahhhhhhhhhh! everyday price and no extra month

and bras sill a prime example of that. >> do you want to hedge the currency? now bucking near 3. near 350. so i think these etfs. it is a dollar investigator investing in local currency. so there are ways. you can short one of the banks or some of the plays in that particular country where you're shorting the currency. i think the currencies are the best part of the trade. and i think there's more to go. >> it certainly doesn't seem, i know you don't think that the u.s. has run out of gas. >> i do not. no. the way i'm trying to play i know what what tim is talking about in terms of the emerging markets. the steel stocks. if i look at the u.s. steels of the world, the rest of these, that's a great proxy for what you're talking about when you talk about the global world in terms of trade. and at least i have the transparency that i like and i'm much more comfortable with than if i'm going. >> we've talked about u.s. steel for a while. >> how could you not? >> the added kick. any protectionist rhett pick comes out of this president is a very positive thing for th

almost 100 take firms a i lot of key sill cop valley tax firms banned together and -- together and signed an apicus brief challenging -- a amicus brief challenging the executive order. those groups say that the immigration ban would inflect significant risks on the businesses. tech firms have had a lot of concern about this and it's weighed in on the stockence is the election. >>> and looking at the big board now. we had lower in the early going. the dow dropping just over 20 points and still above 20,000 after the big gain on friday. and nasdaq is down 8 points and the s&p is moving lower by 3 points. michelle and kenny, back to you. >> all right. >>> jason brookes from kcbs radio, thank you. >>> a syrian refugee is suing facebook over fake news. >> he made headlines two years ago when he took a selfie with the german chancellor in berlin. at first, the photo was circulated as a symbol of the refugee's situation. the lawsuit states it quickly became misused on social media. many fake news stories used the 19-year-old's photo and in some cases, accusing him of taking part in terrorist act

when detectives seized the phone of 32-year-old franco sill vest tree from barrington they saw the messed downloading history he's charged with distribution and possession of child pornography. >>> 90 miles an hour in 25 miles an hour zone. and tonight a judge is holding bucks county man on a million dollars bail. prosecutors have charged him with homicide by vehicle. authorities say 52-year-old lewis gene did he mario killed 22-year-old jenna richards when he crashed into her car on december on river road in croydon. he was high on opioids and other drugs when he was driving nearly 90 miles an hour in that 25 zo zone. >>> as black history month comes to an end local leaders are remembering a first at the fire hall museum in old city. all about commissioner harold hairston. hairston was philadelphia's first african-american fire commissioner. he passed away last year. but today firefighters and the museum celebrated his life and legacy. those who worked with him and knew him say he forge add path for african-americans and commissioner hairston was an army vet who served 40 years with the

his speech sill two hours away, when the protests outside took a turn. throwing fireworks and rocks, breaking windows, using the barricade set up to protect a building as battering rams instead. then protesters set upon the light tower, toppled it, and set it on fire. only moments before, people with tickets to hear him. like this man, regards him as a performer. >> he's saying things that need to be heard, but not always agreed with. many of us agree with him only in partially. >> reporter: but for the hundreds who opposed the appearance, milo yiannopoulos is a hate monger. >> right now, the building's on lockdown, but we're hoping to continue. we don't want to be intimidated. >> reporter: that from the berkely college republicans event sponsor as the protests became chaotic. with only a few police officers visible on the balcony above, it became obvious the show would not go on. >> it's sad. it's sad to see our university like this. it's sad to see people behaving this way. >> reporter: in the next moment, we were among those targeted by protesters wit

candidate trump thought the whole thing was kind of sill and he wasn't wrong.re are clearly two countries. china and taiwan. beijing and taipei. we will defend taiwan but we don't say it. in the olympics nobody said taiwan. they were very upset when the president-elect took a call from the president of taiwan. the president isn't even supposed to talk to the president of taiwan. trump, as phreresident-elect sa he would stick to the policy. >> i fully understand the one china policy. i don't know why we have to be bound by a one china policy unless we make a deal with china. >> but everything is different. so the big question is, why did president trump change his policy? did he get a deal or did diplomats convince him this was the best way to handle china? very important to silicon valley, sam laura. what about slapping them with a 35% tariff? we will continue to watch. >> scott, by the way, will be looking at all of president trump's tweets, executive orders, speeches and policies throughout the first 100 days on today in the bay. you can share your thoughts o