to reconsider his position about- his at u. s s. ambassador in ukraine so she really. express the shock and astonishment at how everything turned out and how the u. s. president so could it really is so easily be swayed against thatt his ambassador. in the vancouver sun you're putting thahat idea from washingngton no rocks top shiitete cleric called on the authorities to quicickly respond to processes dimond's i told ali sistani adding the country would never be the same following weeks off of demonstrations. since october. first protesters s have been taking to the streets frustrated over. rampanant corruption andnd a lack of jobos on twenty four correspondentss james andre jonathan wall shou metet the f family ofof a younung man who died. in the process. the what the what this is haidar is bad and these are his books. he was in his fourth year at the university. he was one of the best in this class. he r received his books three days before he was killed. he was gegetting ready to startrt s hehere. the lolosses you the- hussein's younger brother haider was killed dur

to the u. s. consumers of firms. american consumers may be bearing the brunt of their country's trade war with china. but beijing is hurting too its exports to the u. s. fell by more than a quarter in the first half of the year representing a loss of thirty five billion dollars. this acaccording to o tuesday's u. n. rereport which also outlined which chinese sectors have been the hardest hit. the top two office machinery and communications eququipment which saww exports to the u. s. fall by fifteen billion dollars but other countries are stepping up to fill that gap. mainly taiwan which boosted exports to the u. s. by four point two billion dollars in the first half of ththe year. mexico also increasd us exports by three and a half a billion dollars and the e. u. by two point seven billion dollars. washington and beijing have suggested that talks are progressing but few details have been made public. but if negotiations fail nearly all chinese exports to the u. s. worth some five hundred billion dollars. could be sub

the kayaker was not hurt. ( james ) the u-s postal service is in full christmas mode...e cotry have started sending letters to santa... aing for everything from toys to the basics likwarm coats o shoes. and you can help e jolly old elf by volunteering to adopt letters from low-income kids online. you can pick a letter from any city in the country... buy the gift their asking for... and en drop it off at the post office. just makes sure you send it by decemb 20th... so ty have time to get it to the north pole before santa makes his rounds. ( james ) back to our breaking news is out of wagton d-c. the thirdday of public testimony is underway in the impeachment hearing. testifying right now are jennifer williams who is an aide to vice president mike pence... and lieutenant colonel alexander vindman... the nation security this afternoon we will hear from ambassador kurt volke who is the former u-s special envoy to ukraine... and tim morrison who is a white house aide with the nationa security council. ( james ) and we wi be streaming the hearings live from start finish on ou

m c a good force na reports on the full-cour press to ss the new rade deal between th u s. >>mexico and canada before the end the year. >>president trump told me that the main focus right now at the white house is the usmc a trade deal. he says he's ready to sign it he's just waiting onongress to act. >>president donald trump told me in a one on e interview that he's leading a last minute sh to get the usmc trade deal through congress and to his sk by december been sitting wh nancy pelosi is desk this so long.it's absolutely ridiculous and the president said he thinks the speaker pelosi is holding it hostage. he nds the votes for impeachment. >>so she's going to use us mta in order to get impeachment. the president says if e house continues to delay a vote canada. >>and mexico others say bye-bye pretty soon there's the danger of no deal at all is their plan in place if this goes into next year. i have no plann place to come more concerned with canada and mexico saying let's not do the deal. speaker pelosi said last week she hopes thhouse will vote to approve the deal by the

s sara stinson is live in san jose with the latest. sara? happening today. <... video surveillance in the area > thanks sara. ( darya ) in the east bay. several protesters were arrested at a u-c berkeley event with conservative speaker ann coulter.( james ) she was invited to speak by the berkeley college republicans. kron4's will tran is live at u-c berkeley with more on what happened. will? at u-c berkeley ... thanks will. thanks will. ( darya ) our big story this morning. pg&e will start restoring power this morning for thousands of bay area customers in the dark.( james ) pg&e says strong winds and dry conditions forced them to turn off the power for parts of the north bay. kron4's christina tay-tro is live santa rosa. christina? our big story this morning. pg&e will start < andy vesey/pg&e ceo: "so even though we have notified people in an outage and then we descope when we put people back in this is terribly frustrating and terribly disturbing on the receiving end of this we get that." > thanks christina. christina. thanks christina. ( james ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news...we are following breaking news out of washington. another round of public testimony und

>>new york republican congressman tom reed wants to see a vote on the u s mexico, canada trade agreement. >>enough is enough we can do more than just play politics reid says the white house is ready to act. >>impeachment is now kind of that road block and once this is a united like i said you got small window right now. but once this is ignited this

sure we've been following all ek now he survivors of monday's horrific attack on a family near the u s mexico border in mexo are continuing to recover from their injuries. this is officials are searching for any s that could help them identify. >>just who is behind the massacre that left 9 people dead, not every merrill has the latest update on what we know at this hour. >>this is really a heartbreaking story and we're learning more details about the 5 children who were injured and flown to this hospital here in tucson we know that they are all all siblings in 3 of them had serious injuries but 2 of them o may be discharged soon that's coming from a relative who updated us just a few hours ago, but we're also learning today. their mother died in that attack. >>for the family members of the 9 women and children killed on monday were. >>we're still looking for answers and and praying for answers, it's a struggle to understand why they were attacked criminal groups ambush a 3 car convoy traveling between sonora and chihuahua mexico. >>officials are working to piece together exactly what h

top ukraine expert.( daa ) this afternoon we will hear from ambassador kurt volker who is the former u-s specl envoy to ukraine... and timmorrison who is a ite house aide with the national security council.( james ) karin caifa is live washington d-c this morning with the latest. karin. thanks karin. ( james ) and we will be from start to finish on our kron on app. you can watch the hearings uninterrupted. all you have to do is go to the app store to download e app. darya folsom.. (james) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of wther and traffic... weather.weather.weather. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min fr 37 to the toll plaza. richmond toll plaza. from 37 to t than 30 min drive ti less gat bridge to 101. golden min from 880less then 30 mateo bridge maze to sf. san bridge wb 80 is sps. bay no major t no mor hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101

. women's soccer team filed a gender discrimination lawsuit against the u. s. soccer federation for paying women less than men players. a trial in that case is set for may. and as promised simon hiding in his head to talk about this story whihich is great news is it f for and not just- those football players themselves from you know young girls to see themselves as having a career in football in the future. what brought it about this time. list ralea of always being one of those teams door that pressurized fifth- to take action pressurize the onus federation to take action in fact ahead of the world cup which we've just seen in the past summer- strela had said you know you you must do more full full for us as a team you must do more. in terms of ensuring this- equality and pam what we see now is that this for your deal is going to be seen as a trial because- if you look at the specifics of the deal whether it's you know the pay the bonuses the weather the commercial revenue shad. but it's not only i'm this is denise import is not just about money laura it's al

regional trade ties with the u. s. have deteriorated since president donald trump pulled out of the transpacific partnership nearly two years ago. but holding a private business events nearr the azan summit washington insisted it was still investeded in the asia pacific. the trump administration is extremely and gary just in and fully committed to this region. the us china trade war has given new impetus to the r. c. e. p. members especially backer china are eager to finalize the deal amid the uncertainty caused by the terror of war waged by the world's two largest economies. the sweeping free trade pact could be signed as early as next year. meanwhile the trump administrationon has said it wil issue special licenses for us companies to do business with our way shortly. some two hundred and sixty firms of applied for exexemptions from washington's effective blacklisting of the tech giant. google is perhaps the most high profile american officials have warned they don't intend to rubber stamp all such requests. that th

china's foreign ministry threatened unspecified firm consequences well informed him a phone we urge the u. s. not to continue going down the wrong path. china will take countermeasures and the us will back you kill the consequences you'll makake a f fountain that included i in the u. s. is mu bills off threats of sanctions for officials implicated in human rights abuses as well as the banning of exports of crowd control munitions the hong kong police. the biggest development sees t the statete department'sw annually certifying hong kong's autonomy from beijing to justify the territories favored trading status with the u. s. but it's the new laws are likely to complicates ongoing negotiations of a phase one of an agreement. to end the punishing sixty month us china trade war. trump has tried to walk a line between beijing on protesters saying he e signed te bills in ththe hope that the two sides will settlee their differences with peace and prosperity for all. the police officer in charge of the football match of thirty years ago when ninety six liverpool supporters were killed. in a crash on

to the u s. and i asked her why. and she said she wasn't sure but there were concerns about my security astor my physical security because sometimes washington knows more than we do about these things and she said no she hadn't gotten that impression that it was a physical. security issue, but they were concerned about my security and i needed to come home. right away. this is extremely irregular and no reason given. but in the to get on the next plane. >>you said you there were concerns up the street what did you understand that to me. the white house. did she explain in any more detail, what she meant by concerns about your security. >>she didn't i did specifically ask whether this had to do with. mayor giuliani's. allegations against me and so forth and she said she didn't know didn't even actually appear to me that she seemed to be aware of that. no no no reason this offer. >>did she explain what the urgency was for you to come back on the next flight. >>the only thing that spurred into that was that when she sai

and those issues of importance to potus in the u s. hopefully that will help. and the 15 minutes on the warsaw schedule for this. i said we'd like to know when it's locked so that i can tell zelensky and brief him. executive secretary ken replied i will try for sure. and my concerns about the die, no reason to dispute that portion of senator johnson's recent letter in which she recalls conversations he and i had august 30th. by the end of august my belief was that if ukraine did something to demonstrate a serious intention to fight career. specifically addressing very smart and the 2016. then the hold on military aid would be lifted. there was a september first meeting with president zelensky in were side. unfortunately president trump's attendance at the warsaw meeting was canceled due to hurricane dorian. pence attended instead. i mentioned the vice president before the meetings with the ukrainians that i had concerns that the delay in aid have become tied to the issue of investigations. i recall mentioning that. during the actual meeting president zelensky r

this is the u-s ambassador to the european union, gordon sondland. he has been central to the investigation so far because of his involvement with foregin policy decisions regarding ukraine. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom..(james) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... weather.weather and traffic... of weather with a check the morning lets start fletcher. and i'm james (james)(james) and i'm james fletcher. lets start fletcher. and i'm james (james)darya folsom..morning i'm good (darya) the app.to download the app store to do is go to all you have uninterrupted. hearings watch the you can app.our kron on to finish on live from start the hearings be streaming and we will ( james ) ( james ) and we will be streaming the hearings live from start to finish on our kron on app. you can watch the hearings uninterrupted. all you have to do is go to the app store to download the app. (darec the week of marathon ( kellie ) (áboxesá) thanks kellie. ( james ) and we will be streaming the hearings live from st

. president accuse of witness intimidation in reaeal time as the former u. s. ambassador to ukraine testifies. in public. a ceasefire between israeaelnd the islamic jihad thrown into doubt off to the israeli military response to rorocket fire on targets linked to the militant groups in gaza. i'm pro democracy protesters in hong kong take to the streets in defiance of china's president is off to the gym thing said th

but they insist all american data is safely secured in the u s. >>holly isn't buying it all it takes is one knock on the door of their parent company based in china from a communist party official for that to be transferred to cybersecurity experts like car frederick but the center for a new american security agrees to talk is a national threat. >>that is a problem that is something we need to think about well democrat senator sheldon whitehouse says the us should work with other countries to develop security solutions. >>he doesn't think china can be trusted it's a little bit like trying to bring a couple of burglars into a productive discussion on home security. >>but tom berg with microsoft says that's not the answer. >>it's absolutely pursuit government should still engage in center white house. >>the tech giant has called on congress to work with all governments to stop the growing threat of cyber warfare. the federal % government is now investigating take talks relationship with beijing and holly is demanding the tech group testify under oat

(vicki) right now, nearly six million people in the u-s are living with the disease...... that figure is expected to be around á14 million.(grant) tonight, we head to santa rosa to meet the van cleave family. they're sharing their tragic story to help raise awareness... and hopefully... money to find a cure. they're also here to remind people... with this evil disease... you can get it... when you're still in the prime of your life. shana van cleave, husband about 200-thousand people have been diagnosed with early onset alzheimer's but that number figures to be much higher. hard to diagnose.. hard to find people to do drug trials. we'll be posting this story on kron4.com... and with it .. a link if you'd like to donate to the alzheimer's association. (anchor) taking a live look outside... at san francisco's embarcadero. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... lawrence (vicki) for your health tonight- a new study says adolescents across the globe are growing increasingly lazy. (grant) that study- done by the world health organization- says that trend could put them

>>the victims are dual u s mexican citizens from a mormon community in mexico. survivors from the attack told family members that bullets rained down from surrounding hills as several of young children under attack i did whatever they could to survive. >>what they went through what they experience i don't. we don't have the capacity just imagine what these children went through what few details are known. >>the weapons used were 2 to 3 remington rifles us made guns over 200 bullets were found at the scene and local cartels are the focus on the investigation. mexico's president has formed a commission to investigate the murders and president trump has offered to assist in the investigation for now all the family can do is wait, and st. >>there's not words in english language to describe the emotions of water feels like to see it and the throat. >>and tucson not errol kron 4 news. >>a state of emergency is being declared in san francisco over traffic safety, the board of supervisors they passed that resolution today city leaders say immediate action is needed to d

u.'s twenty twenty one to twenty twenty seven budgets. driver form to common agricultural policy which remains the bloc's highest expense and last but by no means least d dl with brerex. the more of a top business headlines at this hour and put francis has named a senior official from it's the central bank as the new head o of the vatican's finanancial regulator. eight eight at. comment about button but ballots replaces swiss lawyer ran a- hot his next to last week after an unprecedented rate by that's a complete set a. i. s. offices. the sizize was part of an investigation into suspected corruption related to the property patches in london made by the vatican. bmw has agreed to me cost cutting measures with employees the general comic a says the plan which includes bonus and other pay cuts is meant to avoid drastic measures as it seeks to save twelve billion euros by twenty twenty two. can often comes a day after another general to make that i'll be thahat it woud cut almost ten thousand jobs by twenty twenty five. and germany's troubled

this afternoon we will hear from ambassador kurt volker who is the former u-s special envoy to uaine... and tim morrison who is a white house aide wi the national security council.( james ) karin caifa is live washingt d-c this morning with the latest. karin. thanks karin. ( james ) and we will be streaming the hegs live from start to finish on our kron on app. you can watch the hearings uninterrupted. all you have to do iso to the app store to download the app. darya folsom..(james) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the rning with a check of weather and traffic... no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is lesshen 30 min from the maze to sf. samateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. gold gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 weather.weatherweather. ( james )(áááscandoááá) our big story this morning. thousds of people in 8 bay area counties could see the lights turnedff starting tomorrow. pg&e is planning another round of power shutoffs as strong win and dry conditions threaten the risk of wil

democrats in us congress have said the only support the u. s. mexico canada agreement the country's can boost protections for workers rights and the environment. mexico's trade representative he's s a saudi said thahat's not such a bad thing. and i can. help honesty the what why this is very good at. he's getting to be in march. many of the issues raised b by the democrats i'm very. what is going on he he said he said he said it would be very good i don't want to speculate t that was to have to close if you sign. but the good things. next up german automaker daimler is preparing for major job cuts the company that owns mercedes benz as it aims to slash ten thousand posts worldwide by the end of t tnty twenty two. namess to get there by not fillili certain vacant jobs and by offering severance packages in germany. earlier this month and our ceo all the colonia said the european union strict new emissions rules. and the transition to electric cars were hurting the firm's bottom line. read more meeting us and china also not helping things. and fina

on u. s. u. v. called the mustang mackey has been unveiled. analysts say the move could spark fresh interest but we still using the brand. which has had a loyal following for over fifty years. the maquis is expected to start at around forty four thousand dollars. and all for three hundred and seventy kilometers off a single battery charge. at a trump administration has delayed announcing restrictions on e. cigarettes according to reports the president is less inclined to go harsh on vaping following push back from the industry. andd users in key states donald trump is expected t to meet with industry r representatives. but the impact on j jobs will remain a factor to any changes in policy. tetensions have recently visiting countries around the worldd you shoululd the high cot of living over a bond that they should government is trying to get a head office simmering problem. it's urgently importing onions off to prices soared when neighboring india banned imports in september. down here at the small kidss in the bangladeshi capital dhaka. onion

anyone in marina though, then they got a tip that the pair was spotted in tijuana right across the u s mexican border. they were caught a short time later at a border port of entry and sandy seed row today they were transported back to salinas and of course they were taken back to jail. we first told you about the inmates capture with a push alert. stay connected when breaking news happens by downloading the kron 4 app today. >>well it's wildfire season under way and the possibility for more extended a widespread power shut-offs we're asking lawmakers of faith think a special legislative session is needed to deal with these issues. capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala reached out to each member of the legislature for there take on this she explains how they're responding. >>they're still 2 months left before lawmakers return to the capital to start passing new laws. governor gavin newsome has the power to call back lawmakers for a special legislative session to pass policy to address urgent issues but he said multiple times recently he doesn't think it's necessary now with pg under th

e-coli infections continue to increase across the u-s. we tell you the latest states ... where infections are spreading. plus... doctors make a shocking discovery... after finding a teen who used vaping products... developed a rare disease. we'll tell you about something called popcorn lung. (ken)a new study suggests vaping could cause different kinds of damage to the lungs... including a condition called, popcorn lung. the canadian medical association journal published the study wednesday. researchers looked at a case involving an ontario teenager who have been using vape products. the teen was placed on life-support after officials say he suffered a severe vaping-related illness. researchers found the teen's condition was more in line with "popcorn lung." the lung disease got the nickname after factory workers developed it from breathing in chemicals found in buttery or caramel-like flavors. doctors are now calling for more research. (ken)questions surrounding the death of a 33-year-old utah ceo remain.. after the body was found in the bay area. we have the latest on th

to be covered by january 1st, enroll bdecemb 15th. ( james ) the u-s postal service is in full christmasanta." kids from all over the couny have started sending letters to santa... askg for erything from toys to the basics like warm coats or shoes. and you c help the jolly old elf by volunteering to adopt letters from low-come kids online. you can picka letter from any city in the country... buy the gift their asking for... and then drop it off at the post office. just mas sure you send ity december 20th... so they have time to get it to the rth pole before santa makes his rounds. ( james ) coming up in the next hour of the kron 4 morning news... people across the bay area are acing for another und of power shutoffs. we will show you the eas that could be hit the hardt. ( james ) and... in just a few minutes . 4 more witness will testify day in the impeachment inquiry of president trump. we have li coverage at e top of the hour. (ácommercialá) there are those who ll say th you're: too fat. too skinny. tohard. too so. too old. too much. too unexpected. too limited. and to them we say too

the case surrounds u-s attorney general bill barr's controversial decision to resume federal executions in july, barr directed the bureau of prisons to schedule the execution of five inmates. he also wanted the federal government to adopt a new protocol for executions. (catherine) 17 chicago- area workers are suing mcdonalds' over what they call a nationwide pattern of violence at the restaurants. in the lawsuit filed today - the employees claim there are more than twenty 9-1-1 calls a day from chicago area mcdonald's. they say the incidents include a customer beating an employee with a wet-floor sign, and another customer pulling out a gun and jumping over the counter. another employee says police found a dead body in her store's bathroom. she claims mcdonald's never provided safety training or offered any trauma support. (anchor) taking a live look outside... at san francisco's embarcadero. (vicki) you might want to rethink some of the things you reach for when it comes to feeding your kids. according to a new study- 98-percent of toddlers too.much colder tuesday and much colder too.

the former u-s ambassador to ukraine marie yovanovitch is testifying.( darya ) but behind closed doors ... an aide to top u.s. diplomat to ukraine bill taylor will testify. meantime -- president trump is expected to release another rough transcript of a second phone call with ukraine's president. nadia romero is live in washington, d.c. with the latest. just last month, former u.s. ambassador to ukraine marie yovanovitch testified before house lawmakers behind closed doors. reporter: did the state department ask you not to come?during her nearly ten hour deposition, she told lawmakers president trump wanted her out of her job over what she called, "unfounded and false claims by people with clearly questionable motives."friday, she'll face lawmakers and the cameras in a public hearing.the hearing comes on the heels of testimony from bill taylor, the top u.s. diplomat in ukraine and george kent who oversees ukraine for the state department.their more light on the president's involvement in the push to investigate his rivals.us diplomat in member of my staff could hear on the phone ambass

both were vital to cementing the u s ukraine relationship.kraine in the face of russian aggression. and advancing broader us foreign policy interests. unfortunately president trump was skeptical. he expressed concerns that the ukrainian government was not serious about reform and he even mentioned. that ukraine tried to take him down in the last election. in that meeting to change his views. president trump directed us to quote talk with rudi. we understood that talk with rudi meant talk with mister rudy giuliani. the president's personal lawyer. let me say again. we weren't happy with the president's directive to talk with rudi. we did not want to involve mister giuliani. i believed then as i do now. that the men and women of the state department not the president's personal lawyer should take responsibility for ukraine matters. based on the president's direction. we are faced with a choice. we could abandon the efforts to schedule the white house phone call and a white house visit. residents trump and zelensky. which was unquestionably in o

undermines the u s.exposes our friends and widens the playing field for autocrats like president putin. our example and the consistency of our purpose. with that background in mind. i'd like to briefly address some of the factual issues i expect to reap what you may want to ask me that starting with my timeline ukraine and the events about which i do and do not have firsthanankn knowledge. i write and ukraine on august 22th, 2016 and left ukraine permanently on may 20th 2019. investigating 2 which i cannot bring any firsthand knowledge. the events that predated my ukraine service include. the release of the so-called black ledger and mister manafort's subsequent resignation from president trump's campaign. the departure from office of former prosecutor general. victor show him. several other events occurred after. 7/25/2019 call with president zelensky. the discussions surrounding that phone call and a discussion surrounding the delay of security assistance to ukraine in the summer of 2019. as for events

(grant) both republicans and democrats say congress needs to get moving on the u-s mexico canada tradebut there continue to be roadblocks. but house speaker nancy pelosi says she doesn't think congress has enough time left in the year to vote on the new trade deal, which would replace nafta. washington correspondent morgan wright has more. (vicki) this week p- g-and-e again cut power to people living in high fire danger areas. and speaking out about it-- is presidential candidate bernie sanders. he sat down one on one with host of inside bay area politics catherine heenan... here is what he had to say about the utility. (vicki) you can watch more of catherine's interview with bernie sanders on inside bay area politics. it runs saturday and sunday morning at 11:05 on kronon. and this week will also air inside bay area poltics right here on kron-4... that's at 8:30 on sunday night. (grant) still ahead- turning to charities in their time of need. where several north bay families affected by the kincade fire are looking for help. (vicki) and a california woman sick with mercury poisoning a

c-b-d has become a mainstream phenomenon since the passage of the u-s farm bill last year, which legalized hemp with some conditions. the food and drug administration still has not decided how to regulate c- b-d products. right now, the 'incredible edibles' products are only available in dallas. but the company plans to roll them out to two- hundred other stores by the end of the year. (pam) for your money... one of america's largest tuna brands has filed for bankruptcy. bumble bee foods announced thursday, that it is selling its assets to a taiwan- based company for 925 -million dollars. the sale could be finalized within 60- to 90- days. the bankruptcy announcement comes more than two- years .... after bumble bee foods pleaded guilty in a tuna price fixing scheme. bumble bee foods has been around for 120- years. (ken)a young chef in elmsford new york is using an old family recipe... to feed the hungry this holiday season. the ten year old is baking his family's traditional sweet potato pies... to raise money for the homeless. nikita ramos has the story.pkg jayden hairston: kind of like m

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several protesters were arrested at a u-c berkeley event with conservative speaker ann coulter.( james ) she was invited to speak by the berkeley college republicans. kron4'san is live at u-c berkeley with more on what happened. will? at u-c berkeley ... several masked were arrested with speaker anne coulter.from the scene event.was invited to berkeley college the talk is america" which dangers of mass the united coulter planned a campus two that one was canceled due to security concerns. <> thanks will. ( james ) another big story we are following this morning... lawmakers from california are taking on ice and the department of homeland security.( darya ) the lawmakers say they have concerns about the way ice is working with some of california's prisons. joe khalil has the story. both of california's senators and members of the delegation are immigration customs and homeland saying in a have "serious about the way with california's prisons. josh harder"dhs is trying to circumvent the in september-- california for-profit prisons with the law taking effect of the year. but last month--josh harder requesting new multi-year profit prison companies. "inevitabl

joe has stop sellingne of their pular flavors an has suspended advertising in the u s camila are noway the fbi investigating jeffrey epstein's ath why 2 guards are now in hot water. >>horse warriors have yet another injury scare to another star player. draymond green hits theeck car. mark will let you know how dre on is doing and how the >>the prison guards on duty, the night concted sec's trafficker jeffrey epstein died in prison pleaded not guilty in court today for falsifying records and for conspiracy. both of the guards tued themselves in. according to court documents the guards were seching the internet for furniture sales and sports news instead of checking on the inmates, the guards were supposed to step by epstein sell every 30 minutes. but court records indate they did not look in on him for 8 hours. one of the guards lawyers had this to say about the n guilty plea. >>is ourhope that we'll be able to reach a reasonable agreement in this case if cannot after we review the e evidence will be prepared to defend them in this case moving forwd. >>epstein died while awaiting tria

>>we have a significant cold fronthat is now making its way acro a good part of the u s you see someinto that syem as well winter weather advisories extending. all theay down e ohio valley you see right here some heavy snow expected. several inches there right around the great lakes, maybe they're talking about to maybe a foot of snow a lot of that glaze developinon anything and near the great lakes. so certainly it's a very cold weather and look at the temperatures for tomorrow, a high tomorrow and your future relatives are coming back. 15 degrees there for a high tomorrow, 37 in oklahoma city but all the way down in dallas. se frigid temperares only 40 for a high 27 in nashvle. and37 degrees in new york certainly some very cold weather out there. in the bay area we've got a mostly clear ies just a couple high clouds up above no delays being reported at any of our airports what we'd like to see those a big change in our weather pattern here is long-range forecast taking the middle a ek ridgeway is a break down a little bit summit weakening a you can see a few more clouds coming our

officials say anyere from 4 to u s c studen have died in any given year ov the last decade.he number of hate crime show much of a decline last year, but it was down that's according to the fbi's annual hate crime statistics report for 2018 shows more than 7,000 hate crime incidents were reported to the fbi by law enforcement agencies that is 55 fewer than in 2017. so not too much of a difference. the report shows about 60% of victims last year were targeted because ofheir race or ethicity. nearly 20% were taeted because of a religious bias 17% victimized becae of sexually released today shows that bias agast african-americans overwhelmingly compromised were comprised the largest category of racial hate crimes. united against hate in oakland released a statement folwing the fbi's release of the report they wrote we have serious concernthat the hate crime reporting gap continues to result in an inadequate response to hate and bias crimes and that means affected communities, we'll coinue to feel on her and and unsafe as hate crimes remainat alarmingly high levs in california an

oil making more around rous on the roadways california t 're going to some major storms across the u s oversee one just beginning develop and all that cold air now making its way into the rockies. we've got some heavy snow headed in their direction that is going to combine the storm system coming up on the south you see it developing year as we get into wednesday and thursday very heavy snow and rain expected to move across the back to singing to blow up right through fridays well so we're going to see some very uh dangerous traveling it is going to make country for some major delays if you're traveling not only ther but around the bay area everything is going to change by tomorrow afternoon in fact the cmute me tomorrow lou that you've got rain you get some thunderstorms some along the look at gusty winds the temperatures. what a big change what a ge departure in the temperatures highs tomorrow, mainly in the 50's alaround the bay area cold enough think as we get into wednesdayhat we're talking about the possibility of some snow down about 3,000 feet across some of our peak. so ceainl

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it's not the only community is gone through this a 43th school shooting so far this year in the u s. >>where a student has been injured or killed chris wolfe live for us in valencia chris, thank you very much. you can track the story at kron 4 dot com there you'll find student reaction to the chaos. read what we know about the victims and what police are revealing about the gunman's online post it's all at kron 4 dot com. >>is being sued this comes after police cited a man for 18 on a train platform video captured the encounter and it has since gone viral. stephen foster was confronted by a bart police officer who ultimately put foster handcuffs and cited him, general manager later responded to the incident apologizing to foster over how it all unfolded, but also reaffirming that eating in the paid area on the bart train platforms and now prominent local attorneys john versus filing a lawsuit on behalf of foster. >>there is one less was sued in the city of oakland today and one less sportscene threatening to leave now that the litigation has been dropped involving the oakland a's kro

to find ways to get kids active -- and help reverse the current trend. (2-shot) nearly half of all u-scular disease --and new research shows -- invasive heart surgeries -- may not be the answer for everyone. mandy gaither explains. experts say, the debate continues in the medical community -- but patients should discuss the benefits and risks of both medications and surgical solutions to heart disease, with their doctor. (me 3 vo) after years of saying it was on its way, tesla has finally revealed it's electric pickup truck. the cybertruck doesn't look like any truck you've ever seen. the exterior is made from a newly developed stainless steel alloy the base version of the truck will start at 39-thousand dollars and will go at least 250 miles on a single charge. the cybertruck is only available for pre-order right now. it'll hit the market in late 2021. (pam) self- driving cars are being touted as the transportation of the future... but some in congress think otherwise. a number of lawmakers on capitol hill .... believe the driverless vehicles are not safe enough yet to get a green lig

(pam) part of his defense is a conspiracy theory - shot down by u-s intelligence - which claims ukraine-c hacking during the 2016 presidential election campaign. kaitlan collins reports. (pam) tonight, another key topic in washington -- vaping.(ken) president trump held a roundtable today on the topic with medical experts, health advocates and industry representatives. kron 4's grant lodes joins us ioin the studio with more from the discussion. the preisdent now seems to have a new proposal? (grant) back in september -- the president announced his adminsitration would work to ban all non-tobacco áflavored vaping products from the market. but nothing of consequense came of that. now -- the president says -- he wants to raise the age to buy vaping products to 21. he hosted the roundtable at the white house with vaping executives, blic-heatlh experts and lawmakers. those in attendance also included republican senator mitt romney and white house counselor kellyanne conway. health advocates encouraged the president to move forward with a federal ban on thousandndof flavors... which are used

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was an unexpected crisis solved the 1994 agreement in wch kids gave up those weapons and russia, the u sspect the country's indendence. its sovereignty. a its existing borders. but in 2014 again at the center of ce tensions between russia and the west. in february mass protests post the pro-moscow present 50 yanukovych into exile. a month later, russia sent special operations troops into crmea and to an extent. to this day ukraine is still fighting to reclaim its lost land. >>the ability of ukraine to professionaze its military to really maintain that independence. is is really conditioned on the ongoing assistancefrom the united states. so it giv the united states and the president. in this instance tremendous leverage this is country that is effectively. but the state doe't hit us at the moment, what we have reallis the ne to preserve. what has become a buffer state. but also not to deny the people in ukraine who uld like to see more integration with the west certainly economically. and possibly politically. >>ukraine may be thousands of miles from the united states. but the country's

>>the victims are dual u s mexican citizens from a mormon community inexico. survivors from the attack told family mbers that bullets rained down from rrounding lls as several of the young children under attack did whatevethey could to survive. >>what they went through what hey perience i don't. we don't have the capacity just imagine what these children went through wat few details ar known. >>the weapons used we 2 to 3 remington rifles us made guns over 200 bullets were found at the scene and local cartels are the focus on invetigation. mexico's president has formed a commission to investigate the murders and president trump haoffered to assist in the investigation for now all the family can do wait and mourn those they lost. >>there's not words in english language to describthe emotions of what it feels like to see it and the thoat. >>in tucsonrizona, i'm not here romero. >>news a series of car break-ins and burglaries now under investigation in the east bay we'll have more on is story coming up. pic outside like to check in on current conditions out there