two tries. scotla nd the try scoring mood. two tries.ere to make up the numbers, gordon reid just getting them back in the game. as quickly as they were in, england push them back out again. perfect timing in the backline as scotland we re timing in the backline as scotland were swept aside. anthony watson with their third try of bihar. hard to watch with them and it did not get any better for vern cotter after the break. momentum stayed with england. a try, a hat-trick. for jonathanjoseph. england. a try, a hat-trick. for jonathan joseph. a huge jones tried to scotland would not spoil the ingres party. back among the scorers. ingres party. back among the scorers. time to put the feet up, well, almost. danny care getting in on the act two, two late tries to ta ke on the act two, two late tries to take england's tally to seven. a record equalling 18th victory in the well, the calcutta cup and next week in dublin, the sixth nations trophy will be lifted. we can go tojoe who has been at twickenham for us. there are so many things to talk ab

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the french tried 230 japanese in 31 trials.hey convicted 198 of them. 26 death sentences were carried out, but it has to be noted that 43 of those tried were tried in absentia because they had been charged but not caught. to the best of my knowledge, except for a tiny number of individual cases, nothing of this kind happened in the cases tried by other allied countries. the soviet union conducted only 1 case under the general offices that offices. this was officially a cold war propaganda effort to discredit western allies for not trying hirohito and key figures in the banking leadership who according to soviet theory where the instigators of the war. they were also some trials arranged by the chinese communists, but these again were essentially propaganda operations that do not need review in this context. the whole trial process wound down in 1949. 50 ended in 1952. by that time there than a peace conference and a peace treaty with japan by most of the allied powers and the developing cold war led to a shift in the position a

what a try, two tries. but scotland we re what a try, two tries. scotland were not here to make up the numbers. gordon reid just getting them back in the game. and as quickly as they were in, england push them back out again. perfect timing in the backline as scotland we re timing in the backline as scotland were swept aside. anthony watson with their third try at the heart. hard to watch with some and it did not get any better for vern cotter after the break. momentum stayed with england. a try, a hat trick the jonathan josef. a huge stride was gollum would not spoil the english party. putt—mac a huge try for scotland. party. putt—mac a huge try for scotla nd. atla nta party. putt—mac a huge try for scotland. atlanta but the beat. danny care getting in the action too. taking england's tally to seven. equalling 18 victory in the row, calcutta had cut and the six nations trophy will be listed also. it was what we built up in the week, we did that and we saw that albert today. i'll set these was unbelievable and what we saw off the back about was goo

i want to tell the guest there, ctually the republicans, they tried to repeal obamacare 60 60 times tried to repeal it. as a smart person, sometimes you they come up, what after 60 times tried to repeal, tells me in the first place and furthermore, i don't know country.ened to my i mean, it's amazing to me that people that g the we want to get rid of them, keep democrat and e republicans and still complaining about everyday. mean, this guy is not there for us, they are there for themselves. up, americans, we are sick because of both party if you can't do your job, then the hould be fired, end of story. has raised twoer questions. first of all, were republicans ready with replacement plan when they voted 60 times to repeal affordable care act, obamacare? answer is, obviously not. it took a lot of hard after mr. trump was elected president for the epublicans and the house of representatives to come up with a plan. plan and so the period period, what we have put on the i said, it will be a lot easier to look at it once analysis from the condpreszional budget office is broaderlic w. regard to

this is what it you sounded like as police tried to get this man to surrender. police officers set off a flash bang inside an apartment on branham and monterey road where the man barricaded himself. the police department was called out because the sun got into an argument with his mother who is in her 60s. the son allegedly attacked his mother in the bathroom and at one point tried to strangle her. she and her daughter were able to escape. he refused police orders to come out. officers surrounded the complex. the standoff lasted until 12:30, 1:00 this morning. he finally turned himself in peacefully. he has more than one warrant out for his arrest. >> bob, thank you. 6:35 right now. over to berkeley. a man is behind bars after taking police on a wild chase in four different cities and climbing on a rooftop to avoid being arrested. it started in oakland 7:00 last night when officers tried to pull him over when he was driving a white pickup truck. he rammed his truck into a police car, leading police on a chase through oakland, san leandro, back through oakland, b

the wrecking ball tried to do the job. it was only able to pound out small pieces of the bridge. >>> kari, how low will we go? >> it will be a little bit cooler. then warmer temperatures later on today. starting out with fog. so we will talk about visibility coming up after the break. >>> or lack of visibility. there's the golden gate bridge. >>> bring on the madness. march madness arrived officially today. let's get this party started. stkph i think it started already. >> for me for sure. you said you wanted to feel better about your cereal. general mills big g cereals hear you. that's why we say "yes" to whole grains as our first ingredient. and "no way" to high fructose corn syrup. ♪ in every honey nut "o". every lucky charms spoonful. and every cinnamon toast crunch square. ♪ you can feel good about general mills big g cereals. >>> it is 4:44 this thursday morning. patchy fog across the bay area. we get a live look at santa clara already making it into the low 60s. 66 degrees. right where we should be this time of year

when she was informed that her seven tries was informed that her seven tries was a competition recordt all well she remained modest. it was so much fun and we're really happy with the performance and it is great to be here. should and do her remit any favours, tries into the corners made only two were converted but the surpassed their biggest score in the competition by one point full stop ireland hope they will have some advantage against rampant england. england haven't won the 60s is just 2012 but there amount above ireland on the table on difference. will lincoln city are facing 12 times champions arsenal and the score is 0—0. manchester city had a comfortable 2—0 win over middlesbrough to book their place in the semi finals of the fa cup. city manager, pep guardiola, had said his first season at the club would be judged as a failure if he doesn't win a trophy but they are now one step closer to silverware. ben croucher reports. the modern middlesbrough fan arrives more in hope than expectation, too young to remember their last year run to wembley 20 years ago. in that time manche

we tried to show the scene, a mort general sense of people gathered around him tried to save him, butul about... but of course, it is also about... but of course, it is also about the balance. this is an event that actually happened. people sought the bodies of people severely injured or possibly dead or dying. and the fact that you did not see their faces does not make an acceptable. i figured make a big difference. if you see a crowd of people around 70 who is injured, thatis people around 70 who is injured, that is very different from some of the images i have seen elsewhere of the images i have seen elsewhere of the person themselves injured and the person themselves injured and the blood. there is a big difference. it still conveys understanding, we draw the line. but in venice, it is not a precise line. you need to make a judgement. and thatis you need to make a judgement. and that is why different broadcasters and media organisations have come to differentjudgements. in the early hours, as one view is that, you've got a lot of repetition on the aftermath of the attack, with an

officers tried to pullover his white pickup. police say he rammed his truck into a police car then took off leading officers on a chase through oakland. san leandro, hayward and finally crashing into cars in berkeley. we spoke to a man whose wife was driving one of the cars that the suspect hit. >> she was freaking out, oh, my god, oh, my god, i'm hit, i'm hit. are you okay? yeah, i'm hit, somebody hit me. he is getting chased. >> i saw people like cops outside with guns and so we locked the doors and ran into the back. there are about 20 of us in there. all the staff helped us hide and made sure that we were okay, locked all the doors, turned off all the lights. >> police say there was a passenger in the suspect's truck and she was also arrested. before the male suspect came down off the roof and surrendered, he shouted to that woman, he that he loves her. >>> there are a lot of questions after a 16-year-old girl was shot and kpild by fremont police. elena was in a car when officers opened fire in hayward. >> i thought it was a

they scored four tries tonight in their bonus point win over edinburgh.half rhys patchell. 26—10 the final score. it's been a busy night in rugby league's super league and we have a new leader in hull fc. but at the other end of the table, things have gone from bad to worse for bottom side warrington who've lost every game this season, beaten tonight by st helens 31—6. this the pick of saint's five tries, adam swift finishing off a lovely run which started from inside st helen's own half. so confirmation of that score and the night's other results. england wicketkeeper sarah taylor still hopes to play in this summer's cricket world cup. she has not been selected fora training camp in the uae next month. taylor's taken a break from the sport because of anxiety problems. but is back in training and according to coach mark robinson. she's planning a gradual return to the team. now you sometimes hear about sports men and women misjudging their finish. but amateur jockey james ridley took it to a new level at newbury races today. he was looking a certain to wi

san francisco police arrested a man they say tried to rob a jewelry store.rested 21-year-old matthew ho of san francisco yesterday. he's been charged with burglary, aggravated assault and attempted robbery. this is surveillance video of the robbery which happened last month. a man can be seen pushing an employee to the ground. then at gunpoint, he orders other employees to the ground. police say the man smashed some display cases full of gold and diamonds but he didn't take anything.. a local lawmaker is proposing new legislation that could cause some problems on the roads. it would allow bicyclists to ride through stop signs without stopping. assemblyman phil ting of san francisco just introduced the legislation. the measure would make it legal across california for bicyclists to use a stop sign as a yield sign. he says police already don't generally crack down on riders who ignore the stop signs. some commuters say they think it will make traveling safer for both drivers and bicyclists. "i find that if everyone uses the rolling stop on the bicycle especial

up to 75 degrees in the tri-valley and 70 degrees in the peninsula. the seven day forecast starts you out in the peninsula as we see rain moving in tomorrow. if you're heading over to tahoe, we will have rain mixing with snow over the next couple of days and tomorrow we'll see that wintery mix and by friday, saturday it clears out. temperatures will be warming into the low 50s. we still have 247 inches of snow at the base and the surface is still well groomed. there will be more snow in the forecast as this system moves in. it will bring in a little bit more snow of this year before the weekend. we're looking at hour-by-hour outlook. this is tomorrow early morning with light rain moving in. we won't see much out of this system, but we will have clearing right after that. we'll go back to our nice weather. if you are planning to head out to the beach, we will have that coastal hazard statement in effect. waves for the west and northwest facing beaches. rip kushts are possible. beautiful and sunshine and more of this as we head into the weekend. ba >>>

it is 54 degrees as you step out. 54 in the south bay and tri-valley. seven-day forecast coming up at the bottom of the screen. as we step out, once again, it's fairly cool. heading into the 70s today. 72 degrees in the east bay. 69 degrees in san francisco for the high. yeah, we talked about the winds. we have a wind advisory in effect for all of the areas shaded in brown. this includes the north bay for the hills and coast as well. you may have downed trees. the winds rushing in from the north and from the east. so we'll see it rushing offshore as we go through the day and winds coming in at about 15 miles an hour throughout the morning for parts of the east bay along the coast at about 20 to 25 miles an hour. and also going to see it windy even into tonight. but it does calm down tomorrow. if you will be hitting the links today at half moon bay, we've talked about how windy it will be there. not only will it be windy, but it will be cool as well. you'll have sunshine, though. yesterday they went out there to measure the snowpack in the sierra and we

and the tri-valley, a very cold 37 degrees. as you make your way outdoors, don't forget to bundle up. san francisco, 45 degrees. east bay, 43. north bay, 45 degrees. the pacific northwest is still seeing moisture. i'll talk about what that means for us in a few minutes. >>> all right,

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if they were, we tried to work together in that spirit.n seems like just the new cycle and social media and all of the toll political anger that is out there, makes people want to retreat into their own camps. that unfortunate, because there's a lot for that unites us than divides us. >>> when you ask people, one the common themes is that this guy really has courage. he is tough, he is known for who he is, he understands and respects the law, and he has no political agenda. he really enforces the law, it doesn't matter what side comes in terms of the criticism. where does that come from? where do you find that kind of self awareness, that kind of courage that propels you to have the sort of, no bars hold, to get it done. >> guest: i really the sent mint first and foremost. it comes from my training as a lawyer. the rule of law is what distinguishes america from so many other countries clout the world and throughout history. fact that with have the constitution and laws of the united states that set the rules, and people can follow those ru

there goes that. >> you tried. >> i tried. he came back to the bench and he was like, guys, that was a brand-new couch for my wife. that was pretty funny. >> $2500. >>> brett brown visited with dwight howard in the hawks locker room. he said i love the way your team plays. >>> the phillies win a split squad today. >>> nava sends a blast gone. that is off verlander. and in the sixth. can you smell what the brock is cooking here. a lock to make the team now. the other game against pittsburgh, look at this. look at this. the center fielder doesn't move. phillies hitting good pitchers today. they win both 8-2. two more games in florida and they come back home. i'm john clark. we're right back. >>> final look at weather tonight. >> in that rainy kind of pattern where we had it yesterday, a couple days that are decent and getting it again on friday. no doubt about it. possibly into early saturday. then a couple dry days sunday and monday. and more rain next tuesday and we have to watch out for the phillies next friday. >> don't do t

not that bad. >> reporter: linda king said she tried try her luck for a may performance. >> tried to see if i could score some tickets, which did i. $90 each. they're not good ones but that's okay. i believe in miracles. >> reporter: on the retail market, it shows $500 on up. when the tickets were first announced, the line was around the block. >> the mid market has needed a boost. >> reporter: at the cadillac bar and grill, they've added extended hours, seating and staff. >> it is because of hamilton. i think because of the popularity, this will bring a whole new crowd to the area. and i want to impress them. it want to introduce the place. >> reporter: i did ask the people here at the orpheum, what's the best way to get hands on snikts they said check the website. they said had make sure to register for the lottery. christie smith. >> she mentioned the lottery. if you want to try to get lucky, we've posted on it our web page. they have release someday tickets. they were all $950. >> that's it? >> $3. 2,700. we're in. >> so it looks like you can't get them. >> so for those who don't

a lot of high schools have tried delaying start times. the nap pod is a new idea in the high school realm. they rest into an alarm wakes them up after 20 minutes, which is the optimum time for a nap. some parents were skeptical. but they say it is crucial that kids get their sleep. >> why are they not in science class or math class? well, they could be there but they wouldn't be listening or paying attention. and so this way we can get them to go back to class and focus. >> the pods cost about $14,000 and were paid for through health grants from the state. >> do you impress upon them the importance of a good night's rest. >> yes. if you have junk field, you feel like junk. if you have junk sleep, you feel like junk. >>> we all have blackout curtains and sound machines. >> i'd be lucky if we get six hours. >> that's the beauty of this shift. that's okay. we enjoy waking up with you guys. take a gorgeous look at lake tahoe. look how beautiful this looks. yesterday when i showed you this shot using our weather underground sky cam it was a li

he tried calling for help. the worker tried to run his boss over. twice. >> the fence saved his life. >> tried to run him over again. a second time. dragging the fence behind his pickup truck. >> the boss drove himself to the hospital. he is expected to be okay. the worker is facing second degree attempted murder and a possible life sentence. >>> a deadly police shooting caught on camera in los angeles. the suspect confronted officers with a pole. we want to warn you the video is graphic. >> reporter: cell phone video, a man threatened people with a pipe at olympic and broadway is shot to death by two lapd officers. >> still coming down from a bit of shock. i mean, never seen something like that happen before. >> reporter: nobody could believe what they were seeing. >> this man with a metal rod threatening everyone. >> reporter: it appeared the man had mental issues. she was working in her shop on broadway when things started to escalate in front of her shot. >> two men walking on the street, arguing with each other. one antagonizing the other. >> t

highs in the low 60s in the tri-valley. 64 in the south bay. 59 degrees in san francisco. going to be a nice one. but this is our approaching storm. we'll talk the timeline, when the rain arrives and how much we will get coming up in a few minutes. mike already tracking a crash in the richmond area. >> we are, kari. we are already seeing some improvement. the slowing has mostly cleared. here's the rest of the bay. upper east shore freeway. i saw all the slowing. both directions cleared. just west of there on the roadway. and we're looking at a nice recovery. so they must have cleared this near the off-ramp to richmond parkway. the rest of the freeway moves well. by now we are just down to 14 minutes of your travel time. back to normal for the upper east shore freeway. back to you. >> mike, thank you very much. a lot of breaking news updates from london. within the last hour, british prime minister theresa may speaking to parliament and shedding new light on yesterday's deadly attack. may said the attacker was british born. at one point on the radar of spice for possible co

they tried to negotiate his surrender. unfortunately, there was an exchange of gunfire. one of our officers fired one round and we believe that he discharged around at himself, into his face.> redwood city police also confirmed that they have had previous encounters with the man. in just the last month, they had confronted him multiple times in connection to domestic violence issues with his ex-wife. the woman had also been granted an emergency restaining order against him which prompted police to seized several weaponssot< deputy police chief gary kirby says they seized several weapon in the home that were registered to him>as of tuesday evening, the identity of the man had not been released (steve) in san jose -- a man was hit and killed while riding his bike.. this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc7 news. it happened near two schools... fammatre elementary and ida price charter middle... the victim has not been identified but we're told it is not a student. the man was on his bike near the intersection of leigh avenue and coit drive...just before 3:00

the blue shows you where the activity is over to the tri-valley. we're taking you to oakland from a full closure right now of 580 westbound. that's your commute direction heading over in towards the bay bridge toll plaza and oakland area of the maze. we show you harrison street where there is a closure. alternates are northbound 880 or highway 13 that gets you up towards the maze. 580 is closed at harrison. you have to take city streets or the other freeways. the bay bridge toll plaza is looking tough. back to you. >>> "today in the bay" bob redell joins us from burlingame. >> you also have your hood off at the moment. what's the wind been like this morning? good morning. >> reporter: very much on and off. started my morning in the tri-valley where there was a heavy downpour but we're over 101 at the broadway exit and the rain has stopped for the time being. if you see a reflection in the road, those roads are wet. this is what it looked like 30 minutes ago as we were heading up northbound on 101 heading through redwood city and san carlos. the dow

>> i tried to make out what she was screaming.nk i made out the words, "run for the mangroves, run for the mangroves." >> there was no sign of my family. not kids, nothing. did they do something with my family already? >> run! ♪ >> i was lights being flashed around. i saw someone close to the shore. we are now surrounded by several men with heavy assault rifles. i couldn't think straight. i was terrified. >> someone kicked kevin from behind. this man grabbed my hair. >> what's your name? >> scream at me. >> what's your name! >> he pulled my hair back and shined this light into my eyes. >> what's your name? >> kevin. >> what kevin? >> kevin. >> they were saying something to each other, "it's them, it's them." it's like, this must be some kind of mistake. there is no reason for them to come after us. >> go! >> they pushed us towards this boat that was waiting on the shore of the beach. ♪ our journey in the boat lasted around three hours. i tried to stay strong but i didn't want to make it to our destination. i didn't know what await

i was so today, i tried to hang in there.so tired but i was glad to be able to come in and do that today. did it go to plan? i thought it was in the turks interest to take it out. use my speed at the end i managed to cross the line in first place. asha philip pulled off surprise breaking the british record on her way to winning the 60 metres. it's her first individual medal at major senior championships. iamso i am so happy. i wasn't doubting myself, i knew i had it in me, and the confidence just run it through the confidence just run it through the race. but every time i got on the race. but every time i got on the start line, a false start happening. i thought i had the start line, a false start happening. ithought i had picked the start line, a false start happening. i thought i had picked up a niggle, buti happening. i thought i had picked up a niggle, but i didn't, it was in my head. and i thought, iwilljust a niggle, but i didn't, it was in my head. and i thought, i willjust go out and do my best. i am so happy. great b

the heaviest spot is moving through the tri-valley.g to see more rain like this throughout the morning commute. more on that and a look ahead in the microclimate forecast. >>> and over here, the deadly crash that's closed 580 and harrison passing by lake merit. we'll talk about what else we have learned about this situation. >>> and time is running out for republicans to get support for their health care plan. the deals being made to repeal and replace obamacare. health care. >>> we're in a microclimate weather alert as we track a storm of heavy rain this morning. the impact it will have on your day. >>> good morning. i'm bob redell. we're on the peninsula tracking this storm. to give you a sense of what this wet weather may do to your morning commute, stay tuned. >>> and the latest round of rain and the update about the anderson dam, the reservoir that caused historic flooding in the area a month ago. "today in the bay" starts right now. good morning. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. we have rain that

just this morning, a woman tried to scale a fence. >> tried being the key word. >> she tried to gain entry to the white house ground but alarms sounded. officers moved on anderson they previously arrested her tuesday when she tried to scale the white house fence got tangle the up by shoelaces: . >>> more developments could be coming this week on possible connections between trump campaign and russia. the fbi director dropped a bombshell to the house intelligence committee last week confirming the active investigation. a public hearing set for this tuesday has been cancelled but director comey and the head of the nsa will meet with committee members in private. here ap rare sight in vladimir putin russia. huge protest in moscow. we're used to seeing protestses in our country. strict laws and people get locked up for protesting. >>> american healthcare act may be dead, but senate minority leader said they will work to fix obamacare. the chief of staff said it's time for a compromise. >> it's time for our folks to come together. i also think it's time to potentially get a few moderate d

to kill people, a few moments later was being treated for his injuries by those people he had triedlook at that and we think, well, of course, that is obvious, that is what you do. what an amazing thing. the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby. the prime minister theresa may said on the steps of downing street yesterday in response to the attack on westminster that london would carry on as normal. we went out to see if thatis on as normal. we went out to see if that is how londoners did react. londoners and others from around the world who have come here to visit this great city will get up and go about their day as normal. they will board their trains. they will leave their hotels, they will walk the streets. they will live their lives. this morning as the prime minister had said, london carried on. there were, of course, signs of the attack yesterday, but those we spoke to on the morning commute were resilient. you cannot let fear govern your life, you have got to get on with things. i'm sure that everyone today would feel more up to it than ever. journalism students from the u

supporting those countries as they tried to be more democratic and try to again, have a better policy of pipe life for the residents. it helps us not to be seen as an enemy in the fight due to propaganda. >> host: when it comes to the people of illinois, where do you see the most direct impact on the residence you live and represent? >> guest: there's cuts in our security which is really interesting. i believe the cuts are around $4 million that we would have more policing, there's cuts with the illinois port which is very important, the securif the port and this in general, looking at the school programs which is extremely important and when you think about the gun violence in parts of the chicago area, some of those programs will be cut which are very important. we need to scale up of those programs, not take them away. >> host: we will be taking your calls if you want to talk to her, the line for democrats, the line for republicans and independents, 202-748-8000 two. the first call from illinois, this is from glenville illinois democrats line, john, you are on with robin kelly . >>

we will see some decent warming around the tri-valley. even close to 70 later on around dublin and pleasanton. downtown san jose, 70. the trend will continue the next seven days as we see dry weather and temperatures in the mid-60s around san francisco as we go through the weekend. a few clouds. cooling on saturday. look at that inland seven-day forecast. highs in the low to mid-70s. beyond that at least for now, seven-day forecast is dry as a taste of spring comes into the area. here's mike. >>> the nasty nimitz does have that reputation. we're looking at the slowing through ward. that's typical in the southbound direction. we had a disturbance here. a disabled vehicle northbound 880 by 23rd. in the last couple of minutes, chp cleared it from the incident report. the lane cleared north 880 downtown. a look at the travel times. northbound from 238. 18-minute drive. a couple minutes longer. a little recovery as those speeds improve. a live picture from the oakland coliseum by high street. 66. this is where traffic starts to slow. it is slo

policesay the 27-year old tried dragging a girl into his car last week. witnesses apparentlyheard the girl screaming for help and jumped in to help. officers say they opened the door and pulled the girl out of the car. police were able to track down the suspect's car hours after the kidnaping attempt and took him into custody. >>> a family that was turned away from a warriors game got to sit court side thanks to an assist from the team. the young8-year old even give an assist to steph curry for his tunnel shot. earlier this month his mom thought she was was treating her son to a game from buying tickets from a third party vendor. the tickets were fake. the team brought them to oakland. . >> i'm a better basketball player. >> yeah, he's got game. hismother told us that the experience was more than she could ever have hoped for. . >> i'm so happy he's here. hisdream his dream to see steph curry. >> this was just one part of the warriors efforts to try and beginning attention to the dangers of buying ticket from third party vendors. they'recalling this stop

low 60s in the tri-valley. carquinez strait. same. 60s in the north bay. 60s around san rafael. 58 mostly cloudy in lakeport. you will see the rain here first. let's say howdy to liza battalones. >> hi, roberta. good morning, everybody. bart central we are hearing of a 10- to 15-minute delay affecting the pittsburg-bay point line and the sfo line. this delay is between lafayette and pleasant hill because of some type of equipment problems on the tracks. no delays for ace, muni or caltrain. traffic backed up from the foot of the macarthur maze if they haven't already expect to have those metering lights switched on. a sluggish commute westbound 580 jammed up from the 205 interchange in stretches heading towards 680. i'll have more traffic for you in a few minutes. kenny? >> thank you. >>> after two home invasions a community on the peninsula is moving forward with cameras to help keep it safe. the portola valley city council voted in favor of installing cameras to snap photos of license plates of every car that enters the hillsid

police tried to pull over a car that was reportedly stolen. the officer started shooting when the suspects tried to ram the police cruiser. one of the suspects ran off and is still on the loose. >>> let's get a look at weather and traffic. you can barely see the bridge. >> i was trying to estimate, i have swam from alcatraz to marina green 1.2 miles but the distance from bay bridge to the fire boat and our favorite firefighters, i don't know the exact distance. i would want to say a little over a mile. so that's how you see the visibility right now. we can't see the top of the bay bridge. the visibility is restricted around the bay this morning where our temperature is 52 in san francisco. we do have 55 in oakland back through the port of oakland include alameda. meanwhile in santa rosa visibility right now is 10 miles there at 48 degrees. san jose no problem with visibility and 55. redwood city 53. we are seeing the formation of that deck of low clouds and fog. notice how tight it's hanging to the immediate seashore. that's enhanced by the di

they scored four tries — two inside the opening 15 minutes of the game.x bodilly grabbing the second. the final will take place next sunday at the twickenham stoop. marco fu and judd trump are into the final session of the players championship final. marco fu went into it leading 5—4. it is the first who gets to ten. judd trump has taken the first frame of the evening, squaring it at 5—5. could be set for a late finish in north wales. great britain's adam yates has pulled out of the tirreno—adriatico cycle race, retiring on stage five due to sickness, he started the day in second position. yates had begun the stage just 33 seconds behind colombia's nairo quintana in the overall standings, but abandoned the race with about 45 miles to go. stage five was won by the world champion, slovakia's peter sagan, with welsh rider geraint thomas behind him infourth, now sixth overall. elise christie has become a triple world speed skating champion. yesterday she became the first british woman to win a world title when she took gold in the 1500m. today she added a gol

the tri-valley, up to 72 degrees. seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen shows we will have a light chance one again of rain in the north bay. this is the reason why. this will bring in cooler temperatures. it is going to bring us back to where we should be for the middle of march. highs in the is 60s. but looking still at some spotty showers continuing to be closer to the bay area. and then by this evening, a lot of the rain fizzles out. we'll have a more significant chance heading into late saturday night, early sunday morning with a round of showers mostly in the north bay once again and then the rest of the bay area seeing the rain moving in on monday and tuesday. this could be a very heavy rain maker the start of next week. it will bring in the potential for an inch of rain, two for the north bay. the south bay, south of the golden gate will have an inch and a quarter or less. still mostly dry. it will be nice the next couple of days. and then for san francisco, going to see showers moving back in early s

she was walking in the forest hill district when a man drove up and tried to pull her in to his car. the girl began screaming for help, thankfully people heard her and rushed over. the suspect then took off. he is described as a white man in his 20s. >>> we got a break tonight, it will not last long. satellite radar shows another storm headed our way. we have been tracking it, jeff what are we talking about, when is i.t. arrit arriving? >> it looks like late tomorrow night before we get weather in here. you can see the storm system on the wide view and how expansive it is parallel with canada and then stretching all the way down here toward southern california, in terms of the overall size. here is the cold front off shore, sub tropical moisture tap moving out ahead of it, it looks like we will likely see rainfall in northern california by 7 c:3 at night. you don't want to miss that next update. it's an 11:20 tonight, i will tell you how much rainfall we will get out of this one. >> we will see you shortly. thanks, jeff. people showed up demanding answers. an earthquake could cause m

to merge when he says the riders got angry thinking that he had tried to hit one of them. after punching his car mirror, quinn fanna told group to full over. he says he told them to get out of car when one of the riders broke his passenger window and that's when the attack zblan they were continuing to hit me and the riders were taking off, the original guy that was blocking traffic, he looked back at me straight in the eyes and turned around his motorcycle and ran my leg over. >> quintana says he underwent surgery for the broken leg and will like lie need additional surgery. the chp is investigating but so far no arrests have been made. >>> a woman is lucky to be alive this morning after spending nearly two nights strand the in the wilderness near wood side. nbc bay area was the only news crew there when a rescue team pulled her to safety. they found her in a deep ravine off skyline boulevard in san mateo county. she was staying with her family at a nearby airbnb and she went on a hike with her australian shepard. she suffers early onset dementia and type 2 diabetes. turn

we've tried talking to them. we've tried sanctions. we've tried six-party talks. and what's happened is that every time you pick up the newspaper, they're moving further and further ahead. they've had another test on a nuclear weapon last september, i think it was their fifth successful one. they've got the missile launch that you just spoke on. you know, i'm not suggesting we invade them, not suggesting anything. are there any new ideas? because this is -- the signs are bad. they're not moving in a direction in a good direction, they are creeping in a very bad direction. >> well, and the world community and community in the region, and the united states, are committed to a nuclear-free korean peninsula. and part of what you're going to see the president do is continue to engage china, continue to engage russia, japan, other allies in the region. of course, south korea. to bring pressure to bear to achieve that objective of a nonnuclear korean peninsula. >> one last question. islam -- is radical islamic terrorism a term you would use? i know that the president use

an erratic driver tried to make a u-turn, hit a police cruiser and tried to hit officers.ed the driver - that's when shots were fired. no one was injured. though the motive is unknown, the incident appears to be criminal and not terror- related, according to capitol police. things are now returning back to normal at the capitol. (mark)(darya) welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... we're looking at a really nice day ahead with sunshine and warm temperatures this afternoon. let's go outside and check the 4-zone camera network. it's clear and cool once again this morning with temperatures mainly in the low 50s. some inland locations are dropping into the 40s. here's your daypart forecast. the warming trend continues today with lots of sunshine this afternoon and highs ranging from the low 70s by the bay to low 80s inland. enjoy it, because cooler and breezy conditions return tomorrow. i'll talk more about that in your extended forecast in 15 minutes. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min

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san jose's mayor tried to ace concerns at a community forum today.ost of the concerns how the noise and rail line could affect people's property values. >> we know there are noise impacts. we know some people don't like the as they ticks. we're listening. we have an opportunity to change, to tweak and so this is the time to do it. >> federal funding for this line is still an uncertainty. the trump administration recently withheld a $647 million glant officials say would have helped the project along. >>> still to come at 5:00, winter rains, they created a lot of problems for some folks. but they've also created a pretty rare sight. we'll take you to the vernal pools here in fremont. >>> and around the tri-valley today, clearing skies this afternoon. 70 right now in dublin and as the st. patrick's festival weekend continues, we'll see overcast skies into tomorrow and rain chances making a comeback early next week as a series of storms starts to line up. the latest when we come right back. ♪ ♪ it's spring, and we can't wait to open our sheds and get wo

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brazil's president michel temer has tried to reassure foreign countries about the scandal engulfing thet about the quality of brazilian meat, despite allegations that three major meat—packing firms had been selling rotten produce for many years. earlier our americas editor leonardo rosha gave me more details about the situation. they heard about it on friday morning in brazil when federal police, more than 1000 agents raided the offices of some of the biggest meat producing companies and made arrests and they announced that they: have been byesi'dat'nd the meat industry in brazil for two years and that they found shocking practices. what are some of the things they found ? they found that some of these companies were using chemicals, even carcinogenic chemicals, to disguise the effects of rotten meat basically and that was being exported. officials in the brazilian government were taking bribes to give certificates for that meat and also substandard meet, using low quality meat in sausages, they were injecting potato in sausages, too much water in poultry. brazil is the biggest exporter

police say he tried pulling her into his car.the girl started screaming. . .nesses heard and came to her aid.the suspect then took off southbound on forest side. we have a reporter on the scene. . stay with us for updates on this developing story. ((pam)) a case of alleged cyber -bullying is being investigated at an east bay high school. some students are accused of posting racially offensive pictures on social media. justine waldman is here now... with what we have learned... (justine) this happened at albany high school. where deeply hurtful photos were posted on instagram of african american girls. the school district addressed the issue today. saying it is investigating this" intolerable and unacceptable behavior" ... and involves just a small number of students. students at the school alerted the principal about the posts on monday.. here at kron 4 news.. we have seen what we believe to be the pictures.. but because they are so offensive, we will not be sharing them. albany police are also investigating. tonight at 10... we will have reaction from albany