(jr stone) adlib (jr stone) coming up...aare scene in the south bay as the c-h-p...chases a suspect who stole a box truck with thousands of dollars worth of appliances. that is after the break. even if no one in your home smokes, secondhand smoke can be closer than you think. secondhand smoke from a neighbor's apartment can enter your home through air vents, through light fixtures and even through cracks in the walls and the floors. secondhand smoke is toxic. especially to children. protect your family. visit tobaccofreeca.com. sfx: tsfx: feet shufflingc life can change in an instant. be covered when it does... ...with a health plan through covered california. we offer free expert help choosing the best plan for you. and all of our plans include free preventive care. financial help is available, so check for yourself to see what savings you qualify for. open enrollment ends january 31st, so don't miss out. because you never know when life... ...will change. get covered today. (jr stone) a wild story that started in san franc

(jr stone) and i'm jr stone. this was the scene around the country.... tens of thousands of people marching... from los angeles, to chicago and in new york city. (justine) in san francisco... thousands packed civic center plaza... making it one of the largest women's march demonstrations in the bay area.(jr stone) kron four's philippe djegal was in the middle of it all... and, shares why so many women felt obligated to join the movement. (philippe)nats- "thank you for showing up." standing shoulder to shoulder... on a sunsplashed saturday afternoon...podium nats- "the only way that we make change is that we demand it." thousands in san francisco... mark president donald trump's first full-year in office with a collective public rubuke of his polcies and perceived attitude towards women.podium nats- "we will not longer put up with sexual harrassment, sexual assault or male dominance."crowd nats- this crowd is made up of first time and longtime activists... all here for their own individual reasons... but they're unified by the fact that they're

(jr stone)(jr stone) meteorologist anny hong has our forecast.anny hong): dry weather conditions can be expected through the weekend and well into next week as a ridge of high pressure strengthens and maintains its position over california. cool overnight temperatures can be expected, and a warming trend is forecast through early next week. (justine) coming up... while thousands evacuated...cre ws were responding to the deadly mudslides in southern california.... the dramatic moment when a patrol car got swept away. (jr stone) and... only in the bay area.... we'll explain why people were having a picnic on a freeway in the south bay. (justine) and... a casino mogul faces allegations of sexual harassment and assault... now he is stepping down from a major political organization. that is after the break. it's value jack's way. like jack's one-of-a-kind breakfast pockets for $2 each. three of jack's famous tacos and a small drink for $3! or a classic bonus jack combo for $5! it's like i tell jack jr., it's all about big values, jr. prices. (justine)

(jr stone) and i'm jr stone... the alert went out earlier today...saying there was an inbound ballistic missile threat to the state. 38 minutes passed between the missile alert and the "false alarm" notice. vicki joins us now from hawaii over the phone. (justine) the haitian community is reacting to president trump's reported derogatory remarks about their nation. he reportedly said "why do we need more haitians? take them out" during an immigration meeting on thursday. as sheldon fox reports from miami, the response came on the eighth anniversary of a deadly earthquake in haiti. ánatsáin miami's little haiti community there's marching and singing.ánats chantingáand strong passionate peaceful feelings aired about the haitian earthquake of 2010.but even though this was initially meant to be a gathering to remember an earthquake....c omments made by the president were top of mind.alex bailey/supporter of haitian- american community says "it could just lead to believe that a different color is the enemy, that a differ

(jr stone) and i'm jr stone.ker's safety was at the heart of a town hall meeting held in bay point today. this after machinists in bay point recently settled a labor dispute with an industrial plant.(justine) kron four's philippe djegal explains why labor leaders say those who work at refineries deserve more protections. (philippe) more than 80 machinists who walked off the job and stayed on strike for two-months at henkel aerospace industrial in bay point -- are back on the job... two weeks ago, they resolved their issues over pay, safety and training with the germany- based company steve older is the area director for the union that represents the workers -- machinists automotive trades.steve older/organizer- "one of the main things that we're really proud of is that we got some, um, a worker's safety committee put into the contract that will have some oversight by federal mediation for a while." older is also president of the contra costa labor council. on saturday, he sat on a panel at the ambrose community c

roger stone thinks like donald trump. roger stone has always told lies with ease and confidence. so he is rarely worth listening to. but tonight "the washington post" has decided to give roger stone the last word in its breaking news report that special prosecutor robert mueller is, quote, seeking to question president trump in the coming weeks about his decisions to oust national security adviser michael flynn and fbi director james b. comey, according to two people familiar with his plans. the post goes on the report that the trump legal team is negotiating the terms for the president's interview with the special prosecutor's team. roger stone thinks that is sheer madness. "the washington post" ends its report tonight with this. roger stone, a long-time informal adviser to president trump said he should try to avoid an interview at all costs, saying agreeing to such a session would be a suicide mission. i find it to be a death wish. why would you walk into a perjury trap, stone said? the president would be very poorly advised to give mueller an interview. end of story. of cours

(jr stone) and i'm jr stone. we are joined with meteorologist anny hong with more on the timing of the storm. . (anny hong): partly cloudy skies and mild temperatures are forecastthrough this evening. the storm system developing offshore isexpected to be the strongest so far this season, producingperiods of heavy rain and strong winds, especially monday and monday night. showers will continue into tuesday. dry weather isforecast for the second half of next week. (justine) this next storm could do serious damage to parts of the north bay...left scared by last years fires.(jr stone) a flash flood watch will be in effect until tomorrow. and kron 4's camila bernal explains why this could be dangerous for those that live in santa rosa. this area is particularly at risk because of the debris and the ash that was left behind after the firestorm. when the rain comes, it can carry that debris further into residential neighborhoods and it could cause mudslides. that's why authorities are asking the public to be ready and p

(jr stone) and im jr stone. tonight family members are remembering terry amons at a vigil in the parking lot where he was killed. that's where we find kron 4's ella sogomonian live in pittsburg at nation's restaurant.ella what is the family saying? they can't believe this happened. they say terry amons was a changed man who gave himself up to god and was always there for his family. light vigil to mourn the loss of 43-year-old terry amons who was shot and killed by pittsburg police in the parking lot the night before around 10:45. sot: sandra talbert, amon's mom// "my son normally works at 2:30 in the morning and he'd be home asleep, but he happened to come out and want to get him a hamburger and he never returned."they say a witness called in an alleged drug deal. so officer's approached the car and saw amons with a gun at his side. his family doens't believe it.sot: cousin, "by me knowing my cousin i don't think that he would have took it as far as reaching for a weapon."they say amons was a family man who'd c

(jr stone) and i'm jr stone.... that richmond police officer is recovering tonight after being hit by a car while trying to stop one of those sideshows. the driver is ánotá in police custody... it happened earlier this morning near marina bay parkway and reggatta boulevard. an officer tried to stop one car ... police say the driver then accelerated toward him and hit him. the officer suffered broken bones and cuts to his head...but is expected to recover. this is being investigated as a hit-and run. police have not released a description of the driver or the car. . (justine) and this is c- h-p helicopter video from oakland... at about 2:00 this morning...authorities say there were about 200 vehicles near 54th avenue and international boulevard. there were fireworks being shot into the air and multiple reports of gunfire. c-h-p says people began using a green laser to point it at the helicopter. authorities followed one of the suspects using a laser pointer and arrested him. if convicted...he faces felony state charg

(jr stone) and i'm jr stone.n east bay dog rescue is faced with thousands more in damage after a second car crashed into the non profit organization's building in the last two years. (justine) kron4's ella sogomonian is in oakland at the rocket dog rescue where neighbors say drivers speed far too often. rocket dog rescue employees came to work to find their new fence broken sunday morning. the night before this silver car drove into it at the corner of 36th and foothill then was left there by a driver who ran off.the founder of the non profit says a six pack of beer was found inside. sot: pali boucher, rocket dog rescue founder// "we love being a part of oakland and the community and it's amazing. we don't love oakland terrible drivers. this is the second time they've run into our building."about a year and a half ago this van crashed into the side of their wall fortunately missing the dogs inside who were kept at the other end.the landlord estimates this latest damage is going to cost him more than two thousand

were cut the panels smoothed to shape the capitals caught from the stone. this is the largest stone on earth it weighs close to a thousand times it's within sight of the temple but probably older than the room inside. and the foundations of the erstwhile temple of jupiter there are three huge blocks of stone how were they moved what mighty buildings stood in this place before those the romans built to this day we do not know the onset. in heliopolis the city of the sun everything is the knowledge of the knife. but what of all the figures on the measurements what all of it at the pit as a twenty meters told more than two meters in diameter and each consists of only three cylindrical bones. what does it matter that wondrous buildings were raised at the behest of pot crazed roman. as hungry for glory they still remain a wonder. the builders nameless to us had an enviable ability to make massive stone appear light and elegant. it's the mystery of proportion that we see here we may not believe in the room and davies but the harmony the balance prompt admiration

great quarries of mind supplied stone and gold in abundance for richly decorated buildings. and it was here on the upper reaches of the nile that ramsey is the second built his divine temples. great temples of abu simbel. according to egyptian mythology the sun god raised him so. elf made a ladder for the pharaoh to enter the inner temple using the rays of the rising sun . here were in the world beyond ruled by the god who was serious judge of the dead and ruler of the underworld when ramsay's enters the temple he enters the world of the dead and every day as the sun rises it's a serious who brings the pharaoh back to life rejuvenating it again. like a guard of honor eight metre tall supporting pillars lead to the inner recesses of the temple each is a figure of the god oh serious but with the face of ramses the second. in the innermost sanctuary for statues are carved into the rock they are the creator gods ray who rocked a tar and an on ray. and with them the god king himself ramsay's the second. king rams is the second lived thirteen centuries before christ during his lon

(jr stone) and i'm jr stone.looked into the issue with a few san francisco dispensaries to see if they're running "high and dry." (looklive)it's not that dispensaries have nothing left to sell you - it's that the stockpiles they have right now...won't last forever.(pkg) at sf-fogg in san francisco, dominic lucio and his co- workers were busy filling orders saturday, and certainly didn't have to turn anybody away."before the new year we stocked up like most other dispensaries here in the area." but the initial supply of recreational pot they had at the dispensary...doesn't look like it will get refilled as quickly as customers come calling."we've also seen a supply issue as far as companies we already have that they have been unable to meet the demand, not just of us but other dispensaries as well."sf fogg used to be just medical marijuana, but with the switch to recrational weed, they lost a couple vendors who haven't yet gotten their companies licensed locally or by the state.though the dispensary on 12th street

(jr stone) caltrans...s investigating whether microscopic organisms are attacking critical welds on the submerged foundation of the new bay bridge tower. while engineers tell kron four there's no immediate concern about the bridge failing... an underwater survey found pockets of accelerated corrosion on welds... that bind massive piles that hold up the foundation. experts say the corrosion suggests something besides simple rust is eating away at the steel. the problem...could potentially endanger the projected 150-year lifespan of the $six point four billion structure. (justine) in marin county... two people were arrested over the weekend for driving under the influence of alcohol. the arrests are part of the "enough is enough" campaign. a zero tolerance approach to drinking and driving. the first arrest happened around 11 pm on highway 101 in mill valley. according to chp... the man was driving about 80 miles per hour with a child a four- year-old in the car. he was arrested on suspicion of drunk driving a

(jr stone) and im jr stone. four people were sent to the hospital with pretty bad injuries. kron4 's ella sogomonian is live in concord with our top story. this was a really bad crash the driver crossed a median divider then flipped over into oncoming traffic.but now that marijuana is legal and we know it lingers in the system this again brings to question how officers decide to make that arrest. four people were sent to a hospital, some with major injuries, after a car drivng 100 miles per hour rolled into oncoming traffic headed north on highway 242 just before eastbound highway 4 at 11 saturday morning.35-year-old jayme lambert of martinez was arrested for driving under the influence of marijuana and other drugs.california highway patrol officers say smoking pot is now legal but not much has changed with how they determine if someone is high. sot: timothy clay, east bay driver // "but it's kind of hard to determine who's high and who's not. because someone could be coming back from work and be tired. but they need more equipment to tell who's high and who's not."chp offic

(jr stone) and i'm j.r. stone. eight women listed in friday's suit were former employees of four barrel coffee, who say they were either victims or witnesses. (justine) kron four's spencer blake spoke exclusively with one of those witnesses. he joins us live tonight in san francisco...spencer? umeko motoyoshi is the woman i spoke with today.she doesn't allege assault or harassment against herself, but says she saw many of the sexually explicit things listed in the lawsuit when they happened. four barrel coffee has multiple locations in san francisco.the mill on divisadero, was open for business as usual sunday, but the coffee bar on valencia, was locked up.many customers were confused by the unnanounced closing for the day "i actually didn't know what was going on until i heard just now, and i just sort of think its odd to close your entire business because of allegations."a lawsuit filed friday claims the company's founder, jeremy tooker, engaged in sexually explicit acts involving employees."what i saw and witnes

(jr stone) and i'm jr stone. kron 4's ali reid joins us live from the newsroom...what are these different groups saying? (ali)organizers from tonight's rally say they are standing in solidarity with all immigrants and they're committed to this fight. it's really important for us to be out here showing our solidarity because we have to support each other as a communitythis sea of protestors is calling attention to salvadorans and the fact that the current administration wants to repeal temporary protective status for hundreds of thousand of immigrants.it's a special status given to people that are fleeing from a specific disaster or violence. the status doesn't provide a pathway to citizenship or residency. but it gives them the opportunity to remain in the country without fear of deportation.monica noriega / affirmthey're trying to marginalize our communities further and incite a lot of panic and fear by revoking these statuses and claim that they're going to round up all 300k tps holders and send them back to th

(jr stone) and i'm jr stone.the younger sister, camila, has been pronounced brain dead...and the family held a candlelight vigil for her and four-year-old lenexy tonight. (justine) as kron four's spencer blake reports, the family says the father of the girls....has been very forgiving toward the man who drove the stolen truck. . lenexy and camila cardoza were with their mom, driving home from a doctor's appointment wednesday, when a stolen truck crashed into them, injuring mom edith and ultimately killing both little girls."i mean we love them girls. they were like my daughters. (breathes heavily) sorry." their uncle johnny cardoza lives with the family, and organized this vigil for the sisters at their home.150 people or more showed up, and mourners poured into the neighborhood street.standup "the first several minutes of the candlelight vigil were almost completely silent, though you could hear some people crying audibly. then family and loved ones started praying aloud together, and then they began singing." p

(jr stone) and i'm jr stone. this was the scene around the country.... tens of thousands of people marching... from seattle down to l-a.... and from new orleans up to the nation's capital... and beyond. in fact, women marched all over the world today... with men joining in solidarity. (justine) in san francisco... thousands packed civic center plaza...and marched down market street. they say turning last year's fury into this year's action.(jr stone) kron four's philippe djegal was in the middle of it all... and, shares why so many women felt obligated to join the movement. (philippe)nats- "thank you for showing up." standing shoulder to shoulder... on a sunsplashed saturday afternoon...podium nats- "the only way that we make change is that we demand it." thousands in san francisco... mark president donald trump's first full-year in office with a collective public rubuke of his polcies and perceived attitude towards women.podium nats- "we will not longer put up with sexual harrassment, sexual assault or male dominance."crowd nats- this crowd i

facing one stone throwing charge which throwing stones is a specific offense under military law the majority of children are charged with throwing stones they may spend anywhere from three months to twelve months in detention for that specific charge and then when they're released there's usually a fine that could be one hundred dollars to three thousand dollars and then also a suspended sentence probationary period essentially that would be three five years if they are charged the same offense again in that period they automatically serve you know whatever the specific charge or the sentence would be so if you're a fifteen year old child in the west bank you're arrested charged a military court and you have a five five year suspended sentence that carries you pastor eighteenth birthday in the us for example you'd have the right to have that expunged have a clean slate these these arrest these detentions you know even if it's for a period of several weeks it stays with you. for your life it doesn't disappear you're talking about the effects on the person our community had a lot of questions

or two stones or whatever this is. from from the work of our lawyers in the military courts in working on these cases i mean what we see is that there are legal adjustments and amendments made to the military law that would you know sort of go in line with what the israeli military statement suggests but in practice there is no right to a lawyer during interrogation in ninety seven percent of cases that we document kids don't have a parent present right parents or even if they're accompanied a child or followed the child to the interrogation center if they're able to know where their child been taken they're not allowed in or are being been able to sit in that interrogation are these proceedings happening in arabic so that the military court proceedings are all in hebrew or the arabic translation that's that's quite rough usually based on the observations that i've had been sitting in the courts in the interrogations are you know this is another disparity under the military law where they're supposed to be conducted un

innocent people in cars and they say don't underestimate the stones it's fossil damage please throw stones on the israelis and we're usually here is this an answer back listen it's not it's not proportional picking up stones and throwing at the occupier is not a palestinian invention and it's certainly not something that all of a sudden popped up in two thousand and seventeen the fact is palestinian protests throughout the past weeks since the announcement under islam have been peaceful there have been absolutely no use of arms while the israelis have used live there they have used tear gas this proportionately and in a manner that many have said is not in line with international law or the standards used usually by other law abiding states we are not waking up in the only group of followers palestinians to kill or to shoot what we hear on the palestinian policy no communication mean we hear every day incitement to kill israelis launching resize only exploding what do you expect us to do the fact that israel is the occupying power in palestine is a legal fact it's not up for debate this ha

aney end up potentially crashed into a stone is beyond me.t's what this place is called, the kidney stone. >> is it utah? because it's really hard to pass. [ laughter ] >> i'm sure that's why it got its name. >> yeah, actually, that's kind of exactly why these base jumpers love this place in utah. this is sketchy. and the youtube channel acts like tv as he jump into that crevice between those two massive rocks. you have to immediately guide your canopy out that exit that you see up ahead. >> oh, dude. oh, look at that. that's so cool when you just burst out of there like that. >> this is full on scary. >> but you fly out of there like you're in an x swing coming out of a car. >> like a canon back home. >> you're happy you survived not crashing against the rock. so, what you say is this is for people who aren't beginners. you need a little bit of skill. >> don't do this unless you have 500 jumps under your belt. >> that is absolutely a gorgeous area to jump. >> about 90 feet of wiggle room. >> looks like none. >> yeah, i thought it was much mo

preserve it. >> sharon stone's home does have that sweet smell of old hollywood. ear huge. >> yeah, they smell fantastic. >> not that she is hold old mind you, shy of 60 and looks 40. hers is hardly the lonely mansion from sunset boulevard. >> which one of you hethens is throwing their nach kin. if the echos with the chaos of kids. stone's three adopted sons, 11, 12, 17, make sure of that. >> mom. >> what. can i play. thank you. you want to guard me. >> as a single mom there isn't much time for reflection. but if there is a place for peace, it is by that pool. under her angel's trumpet tree. >> i talk to my tree. >> pretty fabulous. smells so great. >> does the tree talk back? >> it kind of does. >> life does talk differently than it used to. ever since a serious brain hemorrhage she suffered in 2001 nearly take it all away. >> there was about a 5% chance >> so it affected your speech? >> my speech. my hearing. >> walking? >> walking. >> did you have to sort of, start over? and relearn? >> everything. >> all of this. >> everything. >> really? >> my whole life was

soldiers while the palestinian leader's faster party issues a guide for children on how to throw stones at security forces. or what we see. is permanent inside for people to come back to the israelis have used live fire they have used tear gas disproportionately . on the cryptic message and a link to a rap song wiki leaks edited jena songe gets his followers guessing with a media twitter. hello good afternoon welcome you're watching r.t. international where it's just come one o'clock here in moscow our top story this hour a fifth day of unrest in iran has seen a number of deaths climbed to at least twenty one six died overnight after anti-government protesters tried to storm a police station in central iran while another three died in separate incidents nearby rising living costs the key driver for the protests which have seen violent clashes with police some protesters have also been trying to take over military bases two deaths at the weekend so the government deny police had opened fire within the last three days alone have reportedly been more than four hundred fifty of arrests mean

soldiers while the palestinian leader's faster party issues a guide for children on how to throw stones at security forces. all what we see. is permanent insight for people to come and. the israelis have used live fire they have used tear gas this proportionately at. the cryptic message and a link to a rap song wiki leaks said it's a genius get his followers guessing what the new year twitter. welcome is tuesday morning the second of january you're watching r.t. international where it's just gone eight o'clock in moscow our top story a fifth day of unrest in iran has seen the number of deaths climbing to at least fourteen rising living costs are the key driver of the protests which have seen violent clashes with police some protesters have also been trying to take over police stations and military bases two deaths at the weekend so the government deny police had opened fire meanwhile iran's biggest protests in nearly a decade have been getting encouraged and for most major political rivals the u.s. and israel more details and i think. what began as discontent over economic hardship and

you look up to the dude saying stone love each other. i would do everything to hear stone love. go beat shorty up, i'm going to do that so they can say stone love, shorty. that meant everything. i still feel it right now. >> i can tell, yeah. >> love is really -- to be accepted in a group, man, that's human, man. that's any -- >> everybody wants that. >> everybody wants that. >> i know somebody loves me and somebody has my back. >> yes, sir. >> you're still connected to the youth out here. >> oh, yeah, no question. i mean, these shorties is ebk. everybody kill them. they're not really -- gang structure is different. >> don't be fooled. that structure change was by design. in 1992, chicago had an even higher murder rate of 943 people. as a result, chicago police targeted gang leaders and successfully prosecuted heads of the gds, vice lords and the black disciples. many people thought the strategy worked great because it lessened the crime in the first decade of the 2000s. others believe the plan ultimately backfired because it splintered gangs into more factions. for more on this

and occasionally even shot by police so israel has been normal and even mild in their response to stone throwing another person writes and this is gene on twitter she probably meaning to me me shouldn't have physically attacked soldiers and in bed to push her propaganda the tension is not meant to be what would you say to people who have this criticism so regardless of guilt or innocence international law set specific norms for how to treat juveniles that are in conflict with the law you know no matter who you are you have the right to be free from torture or ill treatment anything that could be you know. treatment or punishment. there is basic due process protections under international law with the right to her. an attorney the right to be free from torture. the right to know the charges against you when it comes to children there are specific special protections like detention must be used as a last resort and for the shortest possible period of time for that child and the child the main consideration should be the best interest of the child so what we see in the israeli military det

her stone is what we call a cradle stone, a french style marker reinforcing a sweet metaphor of death. often on these cradle stones we'll see token of remembrance and see a scallop shell, a symbol of our pilgrimage through life and see a remembrance stone. this comes from the desert cultures, in the desert you have to pile rocks on top of the grave and that tradition has evolved into a token of remembrance. sometimes you'll find a coin left at the grave. that greek mythology represents the ferryman who takes us across the river 6 to the underworld. we are at the grave of jefferson davis and his family. he was a graduate of westpoint, a mississippi cotton planter, a member of the united states states house of representatives, a senator, secretary of war to frankl franklin pierce and the only president of the confederacy. he was married to verina howell, her family was from the north and grandstand father four time the governor of new jersey. unfortunately she was from a large family, one of nine children and her father had difficulty supporting the family. so when she was 18, she was e

an inscription on one stone reads you must be cleansed pure if you are to enter the incense fragrant house of the god. the pilgrims waited in the problem until a group had gathered. then led by the priests of asklepios they proceeded down the sacred street to the central square where the temple of asklepios stood and the avatar and fungus. a melancholy procession it must have been as they hobbled limped and coughed their way into the sanctions men and women young and old most of them hopeful some of them skeptical and some of them veterans of other escapee a shrines where the god had failed to cure their ills people who are now trying again in this famous place. some were supported by companions others went in on crutches all strange. all of them had brought animals to be sacrificed. to the guy the wealthy wrote oxen the poor wrote aloud or adults. in front of the temple of a skeptic as they had to wash once again and then one after another they were admitted to the priest who presided over the sacrifices they presented their animals which he slaughtered at the open air altar outside