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. >> oh, the ims will have 3,000 people. 2,800, 3,000 people. >> we hung out with the two business ownersnd the pressure was on. their clients expected a lot and there was no wiggle room whatsoever on the deadlines. right through these last moments steve and ron seemed incredibly at ease. you seem amazingly calm to me. >> well, if i was real high strung i would not do mardi gras balls for a living. >> how do they do it? why no screaming, no drama? how do steve and ron manage these deadlines with such calm? each of them has their open style but both include making sure their employees know they're part of a team. what's the secret to you getting people to getting stuff done on time? >> the secret is i give them the opportunity to be part of a crazy, wonderful art group and they have the opportunity -- it's like being in a fraternity in college. they fit in. they found their niche. they see something huge going on. and they feel like they're part of it. >> both ron and steve use time lines to do this and intermediate deadlines along the way. but we all know even the best of plans can get de

when you go about making it just a black movie you minimize the im only on the city but on the world.all right, so back out live a movie that everyone can go and see. we should also mention if you're headed out to see the movie tonight or this weekend, tickets are going fast. many show times are already sold out. also important to note that there is a fundraising effort right now in the works to send many students in the city of philadelphia to see this movie for absolutely free. live in north philadelphia, gray hall, channel6 "action news." brian, sharrie. >> all right, i've gotticket. glad to see people are excited about it. gray thanks. >> i never heard that of before. i am becau you are. >> beautiful phrase. >>till ahead we have a health alert about sometng you likely have in your kitchen right now. why researchers say a certain type of cookware could be the reason you can't lose weight. >> plus, one of the world's largest casino companies is doing away with that do not disturb policy. how often caesar's says they'll be checking hotel rooms even if guests ask them not to. details

. >> i was at the school at the ime of the massacre. i'm only 15 years old. i'm a sophomore. 19 years ago, the first school shooting was at columbine high school. i was born into a world where i never got to experience afety and peace. there needs to be significant change in this country. this has to never happen again. people should be able to feel that when they go to school, they can be safe. and because there needs to be a change -- sorry, people need o feel safe. parents shouldn't have to go through the idea of losing their child. i know that for my dad, he was panicking. he couldn't imagine it. that shouldn't even be a possibility that goes to the mind of a parent. there needs to be some change. thank you. >> i'm justin's dad. i'll be brief. justin was texting me saying that if something happens, i love you. you can imagine what's that -- what that is like as a parent. his phone died and i didn't know what happened for another hour. 17 lives, gone. i was lucky enough to get my son home, but 17 families, this is not left and right. it's not political. it

the rules, the interests of the --ime was -- simplistically still in russia, spent in the russia people under the kgb legacy so that they sit calm and keep them under , but spend in the west, in democracy, in legal system. if you deprive them from that second part, or threaten them considerably, ability to spend have their, and in thes and everything western side, on the western side, then you will start addressing western side, the achilles' heel. and that is what is happening. and i hope that on this road heed, not only to bravado like they are playing. take it easy. it is just bravado. but in fact, it never was in the cards for this political class in russia to be sitting calledsmall soviet union putin's russia, or what ever, and that was for the people not , not for them. so that's thegame changer. and and how they react, there are many ways how they can react. they are powerful, politically powerful, financially powerful. they know each other quite well. there is potential for all kind of tricks, all kind of interpretations, so i feel rather optimistic for america as usual, trying

have the vision to it yet i believe we'll know more by the middle of calendar '18 >> sam, appreciate the imelways we'll talk to you soon >> thank you very much >> thank you sam poser. >> i want to add something to the end of that. let's talk about the technicals, sentiment changes based on price. it's too soon to short it. that doesn't translate into buy, buy, buy this is a stock that dropped 70% over three years we've sold that at major inflection points, twitter this past fall, the price goes up and all of a sudden the upgrades come this could be a similar scenario an island reversal is a gap lower, a consolidation period, and a gap higher thatalmost puts an end to that episode in time i don't know that you're getting this name back in the low teens again, if the buyers hold where it is. i don't know that that means it goes right back to 30. all i'm saying is, you have to pay attention to market signals as much as you would pay attention to mr. poser, because quite frankly, the upgrades will come, 20, 30% off the bottom, not at the bottom. >> all right sue herera -- >> that wasn't good? wh

the state department is fully funding the ims stations there. e continue to look for to working with the organization and emphasizing the. >> my name is alecia them an independent consultant. my question could go to doctor this morning there is a seamless narrative about the nature of the exercises, insinuating that since 1989 every exercise has integrated nuclear and conventional elements just one -- i wanted your analysis on the evolution of the strategic doctrine it's reflected russia has strategic troop exercises and silo -based icbms every fall. every four years and has other exercises. it overlaps with others making it look like nuclear component. i want your perspective as to how you evaluated through its exercise is not just a statement. >> that's a good question. my ability to answer that at an unclassified level is difficult. there has been an evolution in russians publicly stated doctrine over time. there's also revolution and what we see them doing and we don't always match. let me redo some historical quotes from russians about their

. >> you represent a state with some rural areas, i think at the im iron range, i can only imagine their gun laws, like in minneapolis, it's going to be a different story. as a leader in the democratic party, how do you strike this balance where some of your colleagues, like right next door, heidi hidecamp is never going to be able to vote for an assault weapons ban. but some think that's an outrageous decision. what do you say to the base. >> i was up on the iron range two days ago and i was quite surprised when your host there talked about tipping points, that's where we are, i have a number of proud gun owners and we have a hunting culturculturei always think would this hurt my uncle dick and his deer stand, but what these people are saying in the last few days, they asked me to strengthen background checks, they understand as law abiding ungoe inine ining gun o to make some changes and we need to reassure these kids that there's going to be some action. congress didn't have the courage to pass a simple gun control bill. i don't think you're going to see that happen again, i want to s

and the us secretary of state rex tillerson announced a three billion dollar loan from ex-im bank to help the country rebuild. the funds that we've announced that we've already committed and that we announced today there were are committing our all around stabilization in iraq and syria this is the first step that then provide the conditions for reconstruction. we have to first restore the basic utilities and keep the area safe and secure in order for reconstruction to begin the conference is taking place just two months after iraq declared victory over the so-called islamic state it's an achievement the government is hoping will convince international businesses that now is the time to invest in the country's future. earlier in the day tillerson laid a wreath at a gulf war memorial a reminder of just one conflict iraq is hoping to leave behind as it braces itself for what it hopes will be a more prosperous future. and for more on the iraqi donor conference i'm joined by felix knight got c.e.o. of the german chamber of commerce in the gulf states he joins us in kuwait good to have you

the state department is fully funding the ims stations. we have the funding forthe statn 2018 and we look forward to working with the organization and emphasizing that. >> thank you. question? >> hell,o, i'm an independent consultant. dr.uestion could go to soofer or mr. weaver. this morning, general john hyten made a narrative about russia's exercises, insinuating since 1999, every exercise has integrated a nuclear and conventional elements, one against one ribbon of highway. every single exercise has the same nature. i wanted your analysis on the evolution of russia's strategic doctorate and how it is reflected in these exercises. i have noticed that russia has strategic missile groups exercises, silo-based icbms every fall. every four years, it has an exercise. the conventional exercise overlaps with the strategic missiles exercise, making it look like there is a nuclear component to conventional exercise. >> that is a really good question. that it amto answer unclassified level is limited. inre has been an evolution russia's publicly st

the signal is strong on the ex-im by and iraq's ministry of violence will sign today it's really good a memorandum of understanding that will set the stage for the future cooperation profi sectors that iraq. clearly the oil yes transportation and other. similarly opec which supports the well through malatesta rather than later has five active projects in iraq on two hundred fifty million dollars it is her reviewing over five hundred million dollars in new posts in iraq. these projects are helping grease the supply oral health in the country and help on earth small businesses access to listen to start and expand new businesses this food or enjoy and often in the region. u.s. businesses are already successfully aren't going to over the past few months american companies have completed several more foreign routes to supply their two billion dollars worth of viral. electricity and well known and renewable energy technologies. boeing general and honeywell or both of you are companies already doing business in iraq or. her and blue sky energy are all finalizing or i am in a new venture proj

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i reserve the balance of my ime. the speaker pro tempore: members are reminded to refrain from engaging in personalities or personal remarks toward the president. the gentleman from colorado reserves. the gentleman from georgia is recognized. mr. collins: thank you, mr. speaker. i think of the things, there are a lot of things we can agree on and disagree on o, one of the things from my position, especially with a daughter who has -- this is not an insult to disabilities. it's keeping them from being abused and used by folks who don't even have disabilities and asking for money and not caring if the issue gets fixed or not. at the end of the day which would somebody rather have? a person in a wheelchair have something fixed or pay an attorney? put this in context of what it is. with that, mr. speaker, i'm happy to yield as much time as he may consume to the chairman from california, mr. royce. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california, mr. royce, is recognized. mr. royce: thank you, mr. speaker. i'm risin

yeah but yesterday there was like 3 inches of it on the ground so im like this is as close as im evera get to snow in sacramento"the unusual hail storm hit this neighborhood hard.especially here.. at the creek apartments..where the hail bent these car and at "tiny scholarsacademy.. "a sign on the door says...preschool closed tuesday.."dangerous the parking a taste of this has selmi urge to go see the real (nicole selmi - "um... i think i real snow" lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful day karnow: it was lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful day if not a little cool. highs today were in the 50s and 60s but it was sunny all the way to the coast. tonight will be another cold night with lows in the 30s and 40s. you can still see some of the snow on our mountains from yesterdays storm. and there's another storm on the way. on the radar you can see a few more showers in southern california and there too. on teh satellite we can just see the next storm putting itself together in the gulf of alaska. it will bring cold air from the tapping some very moist air from the tropics. the two will combin

i yield back the balance of my ime. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from florida, ms. ros-lehtinen, for five minutes. mr. speaker, n: i rise to commemorate the 22nd anniversary of the brothers to the rescue shoot down where three u.s. citizens and one u.s. resident were murdered by the tyrannical castro regime. carlos ry 24, 1996, kosta, mario de la pena, armando, and pablo were on a humanitarian mission over international airspace over international waters when they were illegally and brutally shot down. the mission over the florida straits sought to save the lives of cubans fleeing castro's grip of power in search of freedom. one was rescued in a sess ma and -- cessna and brought to the safety of our shores. sylvia was onboard the only plane that survived. she recounts how seeing the burst of smoke over the sky line, the pilot, who along with sylvia, has testified before the u.s. congress, pleaded on the radio for his colleagues to respond. 22 years have passed but justice for the deaths of our american heroes ha

sold before the war. battle,ime of the slavery in misery was a bit ssouri was a bit different from how it was in the south. fact, the slaves would stay with the family. when general alliance -- lyons is on bloody hill, his body is placed under a tree and put in a wagon back to springfield. wounded thatmany southerners take care of the dying and wounded. it is no secret who he is. bed that hisell -- body was placed upon on august 10, 1961. a doctor from springfield came out to care for the wounded. body back into springfield. i cannot give you a specific number as far as, battles in misery. over 400 probably. these are small in comparison to gettysburg. but if anow about you bullet is whizzing i my head, it is significant. i have been to a lot of battlefields over the years run inthe national parks service is theivate battlefield best. wilson's creek is the best. a three like it still. stool. 80% of the battle field left. library. research of the largest collections of civil war material. artifiacts. whole story. mak

appeals were being hurt who had adverse analytical findings that had already been identified in the l im's database. the ioc did nothing. being the overwhelming proof of a state-sponsored doping system, and epic obstruction and retaliation. the ioc president still plans to really, ban, suspension of the russian team. so it is little wonder at this point that information about infighting within the ioc executive committee has started to leak. excuse me. when has been really critically important and unfortunate casualty to that infighting. there is a british ioc member and he together with another legendary former ioc member have been the two lone voices willing to stand up to the complicity. for reasons we will often grow whether it is true are not, the ioc member has been injected from the of the big games in eve oforea on the them making the decision of lifting the russian team. one of the dissenting voices within the ioc has now been silenced. what does this all mean? thate can seriously argue the cowardly and indecisive actions of the ioc are appropriate, will deter cheaters , or are fa

one is one of the most im-- which is one of the most impoverished wards in d.c. however actor our school, just a solution, we actually have checkpoints. when a student walks in the door we actually have metal detectors. i oftentimes see that in urban education. we actually have an x-ray machine, students put their bags through. and right after this incident happened, a parent who didn't so much agree with it at first, sent me an email saying thank you. because now i see exactly what's happening. and so we oftentimes use that t.s.a. model. when a student comes in, we we have somebody at the door greet them, to do a checkin, just to see how they feel. we have certain point people where i know this person's not feeling so well so they won't get past point one. they go through the metal detector. their bag goes through the machine. at the end of the day, just talking to my students riding over today, they say, well, i feel safe. and you come outside and talk about mental hospitals, our school is right across the street from a shutdown mental hospital. we have, you kn

the lives of 17 people in last week's deadly school shooting in florida.florida. (justine) welcome back to kron4 news at ten... i'm justine waldman...(jrstone) and im jr stone... mmunity of parkland, florida is still trying to move forward after a gunman took the lives of 17 people at a high school on wednesday. (justine) while the healing process is just beginning -- we're learning more disturbing details about the shooter's dark past. omar jimenez reports from parkland, florida.(take pkg) new insight to the mind of the shooter.group chat messages showing he was obsessed with race, violence, and guns.at one point reading"i hate jews, n-words, immigrants"he also talked about killing mexicans, keeping black people in chains, and cutting their necks.sheriff scott israel/broward county, fl: "we have uncovered at the broward sheriff's office that we've had approximately 20 calls for service over the last few years regarding the killer. police documents show his mother had repeatedly called police to the home.some incident reportsas recent as september 2016describe the shooter as suffering from mental illness and being quote "emotionally handicapped."none of this en

to our constitution and our i mentioned earlier also sheila jackson leefment what i mentioned was the im-- jackson lee. what i mentioned was the immigration committee. congresswoman sheila jackson lee also maybe of the judiciary committee, leader on the immigration issue. an expert on it. early i read -- early earlier i read her statement -- earlier i read her statement she presented from a dreamer, from houston, texas. thank you, congresswoman, for being with us. and congresswoman bonnie wattsson coleman from new jersey is with us -- watson coleman from new jersey is with us too. she's a very yo you the spoken force on many subjects in the butening -- in the congress. i know you know this issue so well. but for all of us, it's not just an issue. it's a value. it's something very important to us. earlier also from new jersey was frank pallone, our ranking member on the energy and commercee. he's been in and out for most of the four hours that i have been speaking. john lewis, we had his beautiful statement from adrianna, a dreamer. no, daniela, a dreamer from georgia. thank you, john, fo

and the us secretary of state rex tillerson announced a three billion dollar loan from ex-im bank to help the country rebuild. the funds that we've announced that we've already committed and that we announced today there were are committing our all around stabilization in iraq and syria this is the first step that then provide the conditions for reconstruction. we have to restore those basic utilities and keep the area safe and secure in order for reconstruction to be again the conference is taking place just two months after iraq declared victory over the so-called islamic state it's an achievement the government is hoping will convince international businesses that now is the time to invest in the country's future. earlier in the day tillerson laid a wreath at a gulf war memorial a reminder of just one conflict iraq is hoping to leave behind as it braces itself for what it hopes will be a more prosperous future. and for more on the iraqi donor conference i'm joined by felix nygaard c.e.o. of the german chamber of commerce in the gulf states he joins us in kuwait good to have you wit

remainder of the population is creating an us versus th mentality, which you're trying to label the hundocumented yo im coming here at no fault of their own, but a their parts and setting up families to be separated from one anothe becoming susceptible to deportation and elimination arom beie to provide for their families and create a sustainable lifestyle. while the pathway to citizenship is a great aspect, we're going longer dressing these term implications, which the remainder of the undocumented population is going to be less defense of themselves and that's something i can't g behin >> there are a number of people, especially conservative ns republiby offering a path citiz amnesty and feel that's wrong. they feel it's wrong to put dreamers ahead of the line. what do you have to say to snem >> first and oremost, there i no line for immigrants like myself. it would as a line, have been something we would have gotten in the process of. as for somebody that has been here 15 years, daca is a merit based program. i have to submit $495 every two years trenew, i have to pay taxes. i'm asking the governmen

. >> reporter: the n.t.s.b. says ime engineer of that amtrak train should have been watching ahead of time for that switch, but once the train got to the tritch point, he would have had only about eight seconds to try to stop it. csx has not commented on the position of that switch but says it is participating in this investigation. jeff? >> glor: kris van cleave in youth carolina. thank you. today the u.s. military said it's begun shifting its focus in iraq now that isis has been evicted from most of the country. that will mean a draw-down of american troops from a peak of 9,000 to about 4,000. many will be sent to afghanistan or kuwait. iraq and afghanistan may get the headlines, but right now there may be no place in the word more ilngerous than yemen. a three-year-old civil war is in a stalemate. one side is backed by saudi arabia, the other by iran. holly williams got rare access or the front line. menteporter: the saudi arabian ervernment invited us to yemen to show us their version of the war there. these fighters

to show citizens that police officers are human, that we care and that those who are in some of the most imr rapid neighborhoods they're lives matter to us as well. >> mayor kenney also spoke with students about civil rights and how hard the fight is for everyone to be treated equally. >>> still ahead, not in my backyard. that's what some in one local neighborhood are saying about safe injection sites. what happens now. >> kathy is tracking your forecast. kathy. >> we're talking about warming temperatures this week. right in time for your valentine but that won't be the warmest day. we'll go about 20 degrees above normal around here and it doesn't look like it's going to end soon. >> happening right now, philadelphia considering opening save injection sites. places where heroin use can shoot up while under a doctor's care. but to say it's controversial is probably an understatement. as our hank flynn found out, a lot of community do's not want to see it in their backyards. >> i'm in hank i'm in kensington at somerset street station. this safe injection site for heroin users at local officia

william dough also has freewheeling opinion for the majority that is famous for innovation of the numbers formed by im nations from the theous different parts of consti augusts which he says coalesced into a privacy act. chuckle in thee audience and there was chuckle among the law clerks as well dough let'sst read draft because it seems goosy injustice hugo black said the married couples to associate is new he to me, basically. that douglas wag too variousling and the parts of privacy and the first, fourth all the various anticipates and the rit ofnts in cre ating a privacy. justice john we are hearing john this here a narrow row opinion. grandson of the first. and great conservative says there is priv in the home perhaps rooted in the fourth may be in trucive to enforce the marital proof sy homes inbreak into kays that would rye vie late then there is suggestion and opinion the law is so unusual. the only one of its kind in the the histories of evolved in way that recognized as right under the due process clause of the amendment. s that my quick summary. you will do much better on the usious runnings

the city. that is sad. .ime now for our press review dheepthika laurent joins me for a look at headlines acrosse globe. hello there? you have seen reaction to china 's decision to remove its two-term limit for presidents? guest: yes, the editorial has defended the constitutional change, saying that it will improve the leadership of the constitutional party and china in general. they also say that it does not mean that the chinese president will have a lifelong tenure, which is what the western papers are saying, in particular, the wall street journal. they don't share the same optimism about these constitutional changes. editors they're calling president xi jinping "president for life." they are saying that it will make chinese politics ever more unpredictable. >> i saw a tweet about that this morning saying that china is the new africa. and of course, president xi jinping his also looking to redefine the role of president across china ? dheepthika: yes, that is according to the south china morning post which says that the president of china has a largely symbolic role. secretaryl and another o

the investigation found that the strong winds called -- caused the fire -- power imes -- lines to arce has not commented but a spokesperson said that the company is doing everything it can to help sonoma county recover and rebuild. >>> they reach a $250,000 settlement in a wrongful death lawsuit that blamed a firefighter for running over and killing a victim in the deadly indiana airline -- agn airline crash 5 years ago. >>> protesters are gathering at an encampment.>>> opening statements will start and uber trial. lawsuit alleges that a former google engineer that was hired and fired by uber stole secrets that enable self driving cars to identify surroundings. >>> the eagles win prompted a late-night party on the field in minneapolis. back home vance took to the streets. the underdogs beat the patriots 41-33. there will be a prey to honor the eagles. >>> no praise on this monday but we are seeing delays along 237 -- parades on this monday but we are seeing delays along 237. dunbarton bridges dealing with delayed's -- delays heading west toward 101 and san mateo. 32 minutes over 2101.

aovidential believer in the duties of worship and benevolence, and he expected god would rule in a final judgment. that's pretty good. then he continued. as to jesus of nazareth, my you desire, imthink the system of morals in religion are the best the world will likely see. he still had doubts. christ's teachings have had a corrupting changes. he's not sure that he can trust what the new testament said about jesus's life and teachings. i have some doubts as to his divinity. those a question i do not dogma ties upon. having never studied it. franklin never doubted how admirable christ's moral teachings were. he did not know if he can accept the claims about jesus. it needless tot busy myself with it now when i expect soon an opportunity of knowing the truth with less trouble. there he is joking again. he knows he's going to be dead soon. he is going to find out if he was right or not. he just wasn't sure if he could no the truth about christ, salvation, he was going to find out soon. in spite of his qualms about traditional christianity, he saw no harm in it being believed. if that believe has the good consequence it probably has of making his doctrines more respected and better

hicks appear e the house intelligence commi d talked about ime on the aign.. >>> white house communications director hope hicks refused to answer questions in the russia probe investigation. she appeared before the house intelligence committee and talked about her time on the trump campaign. but once questions surfaced about her time in the white house, she declined to answer. >>> a candidate for mayor in san francisco is calling for a job title to be removed from a name on the ballot. london breed is listed as acting mayor but the board of supervisors decided to replace her with someone not seeking the office long term. "the examiner" newspaper says mark leno is the candidate who filed a writ calling for the city of san francisco to remove breed's former title. meanwhile, breed and leno will join candidates jane kim and angela alioto for a mayoral forum this evening. it's scheduled for 7:00 tonight at the united irish cultural center in san francisco. >>> in the wake of the deadly wine country wildfires, sonoma valley wants to help people rebuild at a communi

the week. (jrstone) good evening... im jr stone.(justine) and im justine waldman. parts of the bay area saw wind speeds up to 30 miles per hour... and parts of the area could see up to four inches of snow over the next few nights. meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is here now to talk about how cold it is going to get, here in the bay area. (mabrisa rodriguez) much colder temperatures are anticipated from tonight and through the coming days. monday night/tuesday morning is currently on track to be the coldest period, with record low temperatures forecast for many areas including downtown san francisco (38, a record going back to 1897). a freeze warning is currently in effect for tonight from midnight to 9am for all inland areas (excluding the shorelines) of the san francisco bay area. in addition to the cold temperatures, snow levels are likely to drop to 1000 feet or lower when the coldest post frontal air mass surges into our area later tonight. latest model guidance suggest light snow accumulations are possible over the highest elevations across the area, but primar

and present contributions to san francisco and it seems to recognize the rich heritage of italian-americans and to celebrate their im measurable contributions on the second monday of october for generations to come. colleagues, i have a resolution i'm introducing today supporting the march for our lives that commends students for their effort to demand common sense gun laws and safety measures. on february 14, 14 students and three staff members were tragically killed. we lost aaron feis, football coach. christopher hixon, 49, school's athletic director, husband and father. alisa alodette, star soccer player. martin ducay, 14 years old, immigrant from mexico. jamie gutenberg, age 14. loved to dance. luke hoyer, admire stephen curry. gina montoto, a member of the color guard team. joaquin oliver, immigrant from venezuela that became a naturalized citizen in january, 2017. elena petty, junior rotc, helped after hurricane irma's devastation. peter wang, rotc member. peter pollack, future college student. helena ramsey, 17, champion in academics. and both the school marching band and orchestra. this was the 18th school

coomber/moms demand actioni am really hopeful this time because i'm seeing kids take action. and im hearing thent's voices and they are loud and they are clear. they are being clear about what they want and why. they are being very clear that they are looking to us to do something. and that's giving me incredible hope. ( marty ) police are investigating three deaths in one fremont home. the house is on third street. police were making a welfare check when they looked through a window of the home and saw an unconscious woman and dog. officers also found another body inside the home. police say a gun was found near one of the victims. the cause of death is still being investigated. ( marty ) still ahead on kron 4 news weekend. friends and family gather to remember 19-year-old lizette cuesta.she was stabbed to death last week near livermore. we have the emotional vigil. ( marty ) plus ... we know how expensive it is to live in the bay area.but how much do you need to earn to afford a home in san francisco? we'll show you. ( marty ) and next...what you should do today if you want to make more money

the story... .. just to let you know im part of the saturation traffic enforcement program some we're out there in saneo and foster city today doing special enforcement on distracted drivers ok so make sure if you need to use your cell phone it has to stay on the mount and you can only use it with a single swipe or tap of your finger it was a traffic crackdown in san mateo where more than 160 people received tickets for everything from seat belt violations the only people benefiting from police stopping people like this is the state making money off fining people for not wearing their seatbelt to cell phone in fact more than one hundred drivers were ticketed for cell phones and i tried to let them tell their side of the storyso we at right next to you and you were on your phone, what happened you didn't see us i did see you i was trying to get my directions oh i almost forget to mention, i'm riding with officer brandon smith of the pacifica police department who was really good at spotting cell phone violations remember the driver i show you who actually smiled at the camera while holding his phone? l

(steve)and im steve aveson. the suspect still on the loose.l a very active investigation.. and new information is coming in every minute. kron 4's charles clifford is live in golden gate park with more... charles we understnd the suspect is also responsible for a car- jacking? suspect approached two men in park arguemtn suspect shot both men one died in park one taken to hospital with unknown condition the suspect fled north and car-jacked and still lookking for him the lincense plate number 7aob816 "there's no reason to set the tip line up if you're not going to act on a specific tip."

states senators mayor of hoboken and local congressm latt from the national transportation trump board effectually blaming administration for not im pri. ing sleep appia that's the only reason that we had a major derailment and a lon in 2016. mark has the full story. mark? terminal. hoboken mayor, u.s. senator cory booker and robert local congressman all met to he sincely talk about how the national traboard came up finale findings saying the terrible crash in septemberul ot of the d failur thich lead to one mother dead and 100 injured. state that worked hard should be confident that we should be safe at the same time. >> did they address it all this issue of safety and budgeting? i mean, it is amaing to me that the train engineers become the scapegoat and very easy to blame the administration oh, it was about testing. what about positive train control and it is still not implemented on new jersey transit. well, essential complaints and eventually, they put in a new bill saying we must bring back testing for sleep ap thea but the administration for saying eventually was taken away in part because of trump's desire to eventually ta

if ever there were a time to know the pride and the excitement and the hope of being an american, it is this imepplause] this, my friends, is the state of our union, seeking, building, tested many times this past ear, and always equal to the test. thank you and good night. [applause] narrator: and then the reaction. journalists, commentators, economists will all have their say, analyzing, reading between the lines, measuring the impact of the president's words upon every phase of american life. but whether his supporters praise him or the opposition criticized them, a new plan had been laid before the american people and a new legislative year had begun. whether the plan would be voted upon would be determined by the will of the people. and the president's follow-up work in translating proposals into programs of action for those he sought to help. it was time for the first of that follow-up work. he called in the democratic members of the labor committees. passing out copies of his first special message of the year to congress. the right of every american to earn a living. in plain language, he

the 13 new cameras and their mounting and installation, would cost about half a million dollars.in alameda, impencer blake kron 4 news (pam) a dump truck hauling debris from the north bay firestorm ... lost control resulting in a fiery 10 - car pileup. that's according to santa rosa police who say, six people were injured in the crash, 3 of them critically. it happened this morning, at the intersection of fountaingrove parkway and mendocino avenue. kron4's maureen kelly talked with a good samaritan who says, that he felt compelled to jump in and help. here's the charred and broken down remains of the dump truck that larry broderick says he saw coming down fountaingrove parkway just moments after he cleared the intersection. looks like it's out of control. i think i hear horns that could've been the cars that were seen it coming with the truck horn itselfit hit his ford truck here....which then crashed into another bronco.....right behind me pal right behind me and i looked in my rearview mirror and i see the aftermath of the truck heading beast your cars and continuing up over the overpass wit

. >> it's fun to see, and it works, and when you can have the right players it's going to be a im >> ght now they're really excited. right now they can taste the parade down broad street. >> that's chad lewis, of course, who was a p eagles back in the early 2000s. he got two touchdown sent them to the super bowl in 2005. it's frigid here. my polynesian brothers made me feel warm all over. and while crews are putting the final touches on the super bowl preparations here in minnesota, philadelphia police are preparing for celebrations. >> they're getting ready. and we are live along main street. one of the spots where police anticipate after crow-- crowds r the game. >> reporter: there's plenty of street parking. not tomorrow. starting at 3:00 police have already put up signs saying no parking. they want to get the cars off the roads, prevent any issues like we saw during the world series win several years ago. now, other areas where police have been setting up barricades include broad street. also we mentioned some areas. those no parking signs are along certain parts of broad street.

literally economists are concerned about growing links between the state and the banking industry and what they can but saying im. not happy with this solution. huge it's a soviet style solution and will not lead to any good ship a. straight up in a short. government influence in the finance sector is growing some say moscow will order the central bank to keep spawn a washing funds to finance arms exports. do you work. well financed on companies. and if they work badly and run out of money. the bank will go to the government and ask for funds they're sure you should get what they give you a couple of shows for each additional experts in moscow predict that the u.s. will soon extend sanctions to the bank but the government seems unfazed at the prospect when it comes to guns it seems where there is a will there is a way. and what could precious sanctions mean for the russian economy well earlier i spoke to a managing partner at accounting audit ing a consulting firm and partner in moscow he said rising companies doing business in and with russia so i asked him how they're coping under the current sanctions and whe

bob mueller could result in a constitutional crisis of the kind not seen since the saturday night massacre. in washington im kristen holmes (catherine) that was kristen holmes reporting. former f-b-i director james comey tweeted about the memo today...saying "that's it? dishonest and misleading memo wrecked the house intel committee, destroyed trust with intelligence community, damaged relationship with fisa court, and inexcusably exposed classified investigation of an american citizen. for what? d-o-j & f-b-i must keep doing their jobs." (steve) coming up... a woman reported missing in humbolt county --- actually wasn't missing at all. and you'll never guess where she was found. (catherine)and the search for a predator...what one man is accused of doing on a bart train. (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) the number of flu deaths in california for younger victims ... is wellover 100, and now the first death in sonoma county. we've got an update. it's time for the 'ultimate sleep number event' on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort, your sleep number setting. does your bed do that? right now,