>> vicki: no. i do not need a tripod. >> vicki: this is sad. >> vicki: just rushing trying to get to school. >> vicki: thank you, james! >> james: okay! you're welcome! >> vicki: i do not like doing stories about accidents that leads to anyone's

vicki lynn is ready to fill the void. >> for, i believe, the obvious reasons, he found vicki smith to be quite compelling. >> he got a huge smile and, you know, he had these gorgeous blue eyes and he got a little twinkle in his eyes and he asked me to dance for him. and i did. >> reporter: undeterred by the more than 60-year age gap, the stripper and the aging oil tycoon become an item, which for her, includes all the perks of dating a billionaire. >> he took me to neiman marcus. it's kind of like "pretty woman," except for the older gentleman. he paid me enough money not to have to go back to that place i was working at. and he took care of me and my son. >> reporter: her beau even buys her a 15-acre ranch outside houston, where some unforgettable video is shot, like the pair riding an atv together around the grounds and celebrating their first christmas as a couple, complete with a surprise gift for marshall. the couple's very may/december romance would lead to a june wedding three years later in 1994. >> they got married. he couldn't stand up out of the wheelchair, god bless him. d

is really, really important and unusual for a group to do that before bob comes up i want to thank vicky our personal hero in this process. >> (clapping.) >> so thank you thanks rich. >> thank you mayor ed lee yes i mean first thank you for tombed it was about two years ago with vicky we were introduced and an opportunity and it was mayor ed lee personally an advocate too to get this vehicle this unique fund set up mike and vicky we've seen the team go in early and looked at the gap in communities development i love the fact that rich and the mayor ed lee they're an angel investor that was about making investment as a team in the collaboration and a plan that really steady many of our preemptions so we came up from the beginning with a half million dollars of investment to get the fund started get it out of the ground we are my colleagues and city community capital with the largest not the largest bank in the united states but where we are and around the country that is really on area we focus and san francisco is just a model it is a model for us we repeat our spirits here from city to

our friend vicki is just hopeful that balance would involve a few more sunny days. sot i like rain and then a few days suni can handle that and straight down rain and not windy rain sooo make sure you have the kron-4 app to track the storm. we'll keep you updated about severe weather or traffic problems in your area with breaking news push alerts. it was a tough evening commute for a lot of people in the east bay -- and not just because of the rain. the hayward bart station was closed for hours, as police investigated a suspicious package. kron 4's alecia reid talked to passengers who say it took them hours to get home. the trains were delayed for hours, and passengers were trying to keep it together.pkg sot - people with frayed nerves. it's the end of the night. we just want to get home for about 3 hours, the hayward bart station was closed due to a suspicious package. trains heading south had to turn around at the bay fair bart station. and those heading north had to get off at the south hayward station.sot - people are just more upset, frayed nerves because it's

our friend vicki is just hopeful that balance would involve a few more sunny days.ot i like rain and then a few days suni can handle that and straight down rain and not windy rain sooo make sure you have the kron-4 app to track the storm. we'll keep you updated about severe weather or traffic problems in your area with breaking news push alerts. the commute home was tough for a lot of people in the east bay -- and not ust because of the rain. the hayward bart station was closed for hours, as police investigated a suspicious package. kron 4's alecia reid joins us from the bay fair bart station tonight ... how are passengers dealing with all this? the trains were delayed for hours, and passengers were trying to keep it together.pkg sot - people with frayed nerves. it's the end of the night. we just want to get home for about 3 hours, the hayward bart station was closed due to a suspicious package. trains heading south had to turn around at the bay fair bart station. and those heading north had to get off at the south hayward station.sot - people are just more upset, f

vicki liviakis kron 4 news.re are several organizations that are working to curb the heroin and opiod epidemic ... especially among teens. you can go to our website.. kron 4 dot com.. for a list and links. our special in-depth report continues tomorrow night on the kron4 news at 10... you can watch part three. still ahead... a deportation raid is happening across the country... the new executive order on immigration president trump is considering signing... and next... the oroville dam's spillway is eroding making city offcials use the ááemergency spillway... something that has never been used to before.. why the city may be askig for president trump's help... - grocery outlet is the home of "wow" savings. "wow" means you save 50% or more. there are three stages of wow: denial... - is this price right? - acceptance... and "boooyah." wait for it... "boooyah" has three os. ♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ right now, get ball park jerky in assorted flavors for just $2.99. now at 10:30... just a day after the orovi

vicki liviakis kron 4 news. tonight at ten-how the heroin epidemic is spreading...though few people in the suburbs want to talk about it.. until now. our special in-depth report continues on the kron4 news at 10. one man takes collecting to the extreme. the donation making headlines today. - grocery outlet is the home of "wow" savings. "wow" means you save 50% or more. there are three stages of wow: denial... - is this price right? - acceptance... and "boooyah." wait for it... "boooyah" has three os. ♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ right now, get ball park jerky in assorted flavors for just $2.99. all the talk tonight is about the golden state warriors. kevin durant's return to oklahoma city. the all star was greeted with boo's from the fans. it was his decision to leave o-k-c for the bay area. boo's didn't stop him though. durant gets the pass, the drive, the shot and the first two points of the game. then in transition draymond green finds klay thompson in the corner for the three. warriors were up big the entire game... then durant again driving, kicks out to s

vicki and grant? make sure you have the free kron-4 mobile app to stay up to date with everything... including the crisis in san jose. also, be the first to know about severe traffic and weather in your area... we'll keep you updated by sending breaking news push alerts. another big story we are following tonight.... in oakland... serious questions are being raised about the oakland police department.. and how a deadly situation might have been avoided. it was last week when police were called to east oakland.... neighbors reported a man firing a rifle in the neighborhood. after a stand off... the suspect was eventually shot and killed by police. kron 4's dan kerman is live in oakland tonight.. where we are hearing this all could have been averted when the same man was reportedly firing his rifle earlier that week. dan... it was last friday the 17th when this man, seen here with a rifle in his hands, opened fire on his east oakland neighborhood eventually the suspect, identified as jesse enjaian was s

vicki young, bbc news, westminster.port today, live from the bbc sport centre. i'm nick marshall—mccormack. coming up: the lights go out on the black stars' chances at the african cup of nations. cameroon are into the final. he doesn't want to look, and neither would you. tiger woods has that sinking feeling in dubai. and cyclist marcel kittel is punched by another rider on tour of dubai. hi there, wherever you are around the world. welcome to sport today. cameroon beat ghana 2—0 on thursday to reach the final of the africa cup of nations. they will play record seven—time champion egypt in the title decider on sunday, in the gabonese capital of libreville. piers edwards covered the match for us. cameroon are through to the final of the african cup

vicki liviakis introduces us to the food truck cooking up creations that sell like hot cakes.cal guy who founded "curry up now" food truck .... is now the recipient of forbes magazine's 30 under 30. he is recognized for launching a business ..with food that is selling like hot cakes. tonight on dine and dish - vicki liviakis jumps onboard to find out his secret recipe to success. you already know about red light cameras... but now, there is a new push to use those cameras to enforce the speed limit. san francisco and san jose officials joined forces today in calling for california to use the cameras for speed enforcement. officials say speed is the biggest factor in predicting whether someone will survive a crash. and that speed cameras have been proven to reduce speeding and change driver behavior. the proposed legislation would only allow the cameras to be used on streets where crashes have lead to injuries or death. and drivers going more than 10 miles per hour over the speed limit will be hit with a 100-dollr fine. in sports... an ugly incident mars the knicks game at madi

grant and vicki...he oscar winningdad-to-be sitting down for his first tv interview since the news of he and amal's double baby joy. $w1 26 c2.5 g 0 that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. steve aveson and catherine heenan are here with kron 4 news at six. grant and vicki thank you... next at six... a flood emergency in san jose... where neighborhoods are flooded... and dramatic rescues have taken place all day long. we'll have a live report from the scene. and part of highway 101 has been shut down by flood waters in morgan hill. we'll tell you when it might reopen. kron 4 news at six is next. jose people are being rescued tonight in the south bay as the water keeps rising from a swollen creek. it is so deep... boats are being brought in to take people to safety. good evening i'm steve aveson. and i'm catherine heenan... pam is on assignment. people are being rescued tonight in the south bay as a rising river is flooding neighborhoods in the san jose. the water so deep... boats are being brought in to take peo

and i'm vicki liviakis. that storm triggering flash flood warnings tonight. one in san mateo county the other in alameda county tonight we have coverage on the wet weather all over the bay. kron-4's j-r stone is live in the south bay where homes are being threatened by rising creek levels. and spencer blake is in the north bay where major flooding shut down a popular road but first kron-4's team of meteorologists

- vickie. - vickie. - whatever. - vickie, yeah. i couldn't help but notice you were watching me, checking me out from over at the bar. - yeah, you're that prostitute from the news, right? - [laughing] i was never really a prostitute. let's make that clear. she just paid me for sex. [yells] male announcer: february 21, 2017. from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show with trevor noah." [upbeat rock music] the celebrity appresident. - as is often the case in hollywood, whenever meryl streep is involved in something, there's a good chance that she's gonna steal the show, and last night was no different. - there was one performance this year that stunned me. it was that moment when the person asking to sit in the most respected seat in our country imitated a disabled reporter. disrespect invites disrespect. violence incites violence. when the powerful use their position to bully others, we all lose. - early this morning, i assume while taking his daily trump dump, the president-elect tweeted his

our political correspondent vicki young has more details.e the european union. that's the message from ministers, who say they're aiming for a strong new partnership with the eu. secretary david davis. the man charged with achieving that told the commons that the referendum was not a vote to turn our back on europe. it was a vote of confidence in the uk's ability to succeed in the world, an expression of optimism that our best days are still to come. whatever the outcome of our negotiations, we seek a more open, outward looking, confident and fairer uk that works for everyone. under pressure to reveal more, the government's published some brexit plans. priorities include putting parliament in control of our laws, making immigration decisions in the uk with a new system that'll be phased in over time, continuing security cooperation with the eu, and establishing the freest possible trading relationship with eu countries. theresa may has already announced that the uk will leave the single market, but today's document says she'll seek a special

vicky young, bbc news, westminster.bc‘s found fresh evidence of the length of time some medically fit patients stay in hospital because of a lack of support in their communities. half of acute hospitals in england responded to a freedom of information request for details of their five longest delays in discharging patients in the last three years. today the spending watchdog says efforts to integrate health and social care aren't working, though ministers insist it's too soon to draw conclusions. our social affairs correspondent, alison holt, reports from north yorkshire. this is the road back to some sort of independence for 85—year—old eileen. she has spent more than a month in hospital after a stomach bug. i felt terrible. month in hospital after a stomach bug. ifelt terrible. icouldn't describe it. i wasn't eating and it took me all the time to drink because i was frightened. the danger was she would be stuck in an expensive hospital bed waiting for the care she needed to cope at home. i was isolated in a little roo

—— vicky young. their plans to press ahead with brexit? -- vicky young.plans to triple —— to trigger article 50 by the end of march is still on track. they had to give many assurances to tory mps and many of them were not happy with what they heard. this is all about parliament not wanting to be sidelined as negotiations carry on, they want to have said once the deal is done. they do not think think is that enough that theresa may will get a deal come back and said take it or leave it. take my deal or we drop out of the eu with no deal at all. so mps were trying to get some assurances that they would have what they called a meaningful vote on all of this. they have not got that tonight, the labour side and tory rebels. there were some furious scenes in there as the vote was going on, i was in the reporters gallery and people like nicky morgan, a staunch remainer, was furious and having a go at the chief whip. obviously not happy with what she heard. and she abstained of all this. so tricky night of the government but they will be pleased they have managed

i'm vicky nguyen. let's take a look at the forecast with vianey arana. it looks beautiful out there. >> yeah. >> if you want to get things done before the super bowl, perhaps your time is now. >> this is the time to head out. we're tracking a pacific storm system. it's expected to bring a decent amount of rain tonight. it will be around the time of the super bowl. if you were planning on having a barbecue, go ahead and set it up with a tent or bring it indoors. a few scattered clouds. we're seeing overcast conditions along peninsula and san francisco as well. there it is. san francisco, 51. east bay also at 50 degrees. now here's a quick check of the doppler radar. you're going to notice a lot of cloud cover. we do see that storm just offshore and that storm will be making its arrival. as of now, the time line is showing it at about 4:00. i know super bowl is around the 3:00 hour and i know your friends are proing going to be coming over before that. have them stop and pick up what you need. you don't want to head out. we're expecting breezy and windy co

vicky, thank you very much.ose perhaps on the opposite benches who supported his point of view. but there we go, the government winning quite easily this evening. as we have been reporting all week, president trump's immigration ban caused confusion at airports last week in. caught up in all that chaos atjfk, a man whose wife was flying in from iraq. at one point, a stranger appeared from the crowd and gave it to the man. let's find out why. to be honest with you i didn't believe it was a purple heart in the beginning. it didn't seem real to me. it didn't seem real. i did two combat deployments, i was injured multiple times including a brain injury, shrapnel wounds. i worked with americans in the embassy in baghdad. i came to the united states in 2008 on a special, immigrant visa. i was actually on my way back and i started working on the floor and i saw the coverage ofjfk. a scene of outrage at jfk airport in new york where two men from iraq were detained. dallas typically has a lot of international flights. i

vicki liviakis kron 4 news.rganizations that are working to curb the heroin and opiod epidemic ... especially among teens. you can go to our website.. kron 4 dot com.. for a list and links. big news this morning. you will have to set aside a little more money to enjoy "the happiest place on earth." disney says the tickets for its u-s parks will get more expensive starting today. single-day passes to the magic kingdom will cost up to an five extra dollars, with top tickets going for 124- bucks. you'll have to pay up to 869-dollars for annual passes at walt disney world in florida, an increase of up to 40-dollars. disney says it still offers a great deal for the money, compared to other forms of family entertainment, such as concerts and football games. happening today. oakland's international airport will allow southwest airlines to fly internationally . airport officials and southwest have agreed to on daily flights to puerto vallarta and los cabos every morning. passengers that fly to these destinations today w

vicki and steve? we can expect partly cloudy skies and chilly temperatures tonight with some valleys near freezinig temperatures. saturday will be partly to mostly cloudy with a chance of a few showers. president trump fires up the crowd at a major conservative conference -- with a speech that took sharp aim at the mainstream media. and shortly after that appearance at cpac, the trump white house blocked certain news organizations, from an off-camera briefing. karin caifa is in national harbor, maryland, with reaction to the speech. after a parade of top trump surrogates took the cpac stage thursday -- on friday morning, the audience heard from the president himself -- who credited a speech to the conference in 20-11, as the beginning of his road to the white house.president donald trump: "then they did these polls when i went through the roof and i wasn't even running, right? but it gave me an idea."the president began his remarks by blasting the media's coverage of both his campaign last year -- and

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vicky has the inside story, vicky. >> raj and jess, while california has some of the toughest laws we learned no one actually enforces them. it leaves millions of people looking for alternative ways to live. >> it was like the nicest but the cheapest. >> she shows us her past home for the past year and a half, a tiny office she rents for $300 a month. >> i sleep right here. i don't use a blanket or pillow or anything. >> she knows it's not legal. >> but it's safe and it's mine. >> she graduated at the top of her class in denver. when she returned to the bay area she found herself in a catch 22. >> four people owed me money for their web sites. >> not earning enough with her start-up businesses to afford housing. >> i do a lot of bottling and package. >> she lived in offices, a friend's backyard shed and many nights in her toyota corola. >> i can almost stretch out all of the way. >> she is one that strulged to pay for housing in california. 1.5 million households pay more than 50% of their income. her inspector has seen a spike in illegal occupancies. >> we have seen almost a doubling

vicki... the news announced just a couple of hours ago....ory evacuation order has been lifted. now those two hundred thousand evacuees are headed home tonight. but there is still a lot of work that needs to be done on that spill way to sure it up. and more rain is in the forecast for later this week. we will have live reports tonight on kron 4 news at six. vicki now back to you. it's a tenuous time for the oakland raiders... nfl owners could approve the team's relocation to las vegas as early as next month. in the meantime, the city of oakland and the ronnie lott investment group are doing what they can to keep the team from leaving. but it's not the first time, there's been a battle to rescue the raiders. mark carpenter spoke to someone who fought to bring the team back in the 1990s.... and joins us with the details. mark? before this current custody battle, there was the tussle to bring the raiders back from los angels. a man who played an important role in all that was don perata. he's spent much of his career in public service. as the fo

grant and vicki? a few lingering showers will be possible through early thursday morning, mainly offshore and near the coast. in addition, there is a slight chance of showers or thunderstorms across the higher terrain of the north bay through this evening. otherwise, drier and cooler conditions are forecast through friday with chilly overnight temperatures. unsettled weather conditions return by the weekend with another storm system approaching the coast. a close call for harrison ford. still ahead - new surveillance video shows just how close the actor flew his plane over a packed jetliner. but first, we are learning more on today's major decision from the trump administration.... to reverse president obama's transgender guidelines in public schools. [crying] ahhhhhhhhhh! the price you see is the price you pay, unlike cable. [crying] ahhhhhhhhhh! the price you see is the price you pay, unlike cable. president trump has reversed guidelines that allowed transgender studentsto use the bathrooms and lock

vicki get let's give them a round of applause.>>[applause] >>[applause] >>[music] >> >>[music]>>[applause] >> fantastic. fantastic. we're just about done. [inaudible] if you look in your programs, first of all, save the dates, there's two key events going on [inaudible] at the african-american cultural heritage society for educators. [inaudible] at 5:30 pm. please, come join us did secondly, down at the bottom of the page there is a [inaudible] with taking [inaudible] anyone that wants to sign on those trips to chicago we encourage you to sign up there. there's also our [inaudible] anyone interested in the joining the society we would love to help you come and join us as a member. finally, in terms of announcements, i want to acknowledge joyce armstrong

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my thoughts go out to his family his so vickie, who after wife's death became a loyal companion. i appreciate this time to reflect. and i'll end with -- you get to meet some great people in this chamber. and one of those that i'll cheer is my opportunity to get to know him and become friends with leader bob michel and i yield back. mr. lahood: thank you, congressman shimkus, for those wonderful words for leader michel. at this time, i yield to . ngresswoman bustos nd she was at the funeral on this past weekend. >> i yoin with my colleagues to recognize the life and legacy of a great man who dedicated his life to service. for decades the hardworking men and women were proud to have bob michel fighting for them. even though we were from opposite parties, i learned a ot from bob michel who was a friend to my family. he pleeved in america to his core. e believed in the midwestern values. hard work, service, community and working to achieve a common good. these are the common values that bob michel lived by. he gave a life of service. it was in 1956 that he ran and won his seat in sev

vicki. a flood prone spot in sonoma county is under water once again.kron four's spencer blake is live for us at the intersection of hwy 121 and highway 12. spencer, how long has that one been closed down? since early this morning. there's a fire station here on the corner, and the firefighters noticed the water rising so quickly, áthey were the ones who started closing the road. one firefighter says at about 6:15 a-m, the rain was coming down hard, but the road was passable.then by 6:30.it was covered in water.that's how fast it was rising.i'd say it's at least a foot at its deepest.cal trans trucks have been camped out, making sure people don't even try to make it through.people who live nearby say his is somewhat tame flooding. "eehhit's not bad right now; i know it's been higher. i saw the drone footage on the news the other day."there are several layers of road closure signs, yet stilla lot of people who keep driving around them.not a good idea, though. i've watched c-h-p pull several p

vicky young, bbc news, westminster. can find out more about brexit and how the bill will continue to move through parliament by visiting our website, go to bbc.com/news. later in the programme, we hearfrom marine le pen, one of the front—runners in the upcoming french presidential election. she's been speaking to our europe editor, katya adler, about brexit, the european union and mass immigration. let's round up some of the other main stories: the us military has confirmed the death of a senior al-qaeda operative, abu hani al—masri, in an air strike in syria. the pentagon said al—masri was close to osama bin laden and had set up al-qaeda training camps in afghanistan and pakistan in the ‘80s and ‘90s. russia's main opposition leader, alexei navalny, has been found guilty of embezzlement and handed a five—year suspended sentence. it bars him from running for president next year against vladimir putin. mr navalny, who denies the charges, has vowed to take part in the race regardless. the new director of the cia, mike pom

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i'm vicky wents. we're going to get a check of that microclimate forecast. and it's been absolutely beautiful outside this weekend. it's nice to get a little bit of a dry spell. >> definitely. >> after all the rain we've had. >> a much-needed break after a very intense week of storms hitting the bay area. we're track being a little bit of rain but nothing too serious, and for the most part your sunday is going to be off to a gorgeous start. we're expecting dry conditions through the early afternoon with some scattered showers tonight but 39 degrees in the south bay if you're just now waking up. don't go outside without a sweater don't take your dog down without a jacket either because it will catch you off guard. 41 degrees in the east bay and also san francisco 43 degrees. we are seeing a lot less clouds than what we saw yesterday to start and that's what's keeping us in the 30s for the north bay. over the next couple of hours we will stoort warm up just a bit expecting to hit the mid 50s for the bay areas, upper 50s and possibly 60s for inland areas as wel

vicky young, bbc news, westminster.s senate has confirmed donald trump's controversial nomination for attorney general, the alabama senator, jeff sessions. the appointment was approved by 52 votes to a7. it came after a series of divisive hearings. let's take a look at the moment the vote was confirmed. the ayes are 52, the nays are a7. inaudible. i'm inaudible. and one senator responded present. the nomination is confirmed. applause. richard lister, our correspondent in washington, explained why it's such a controversial choice. well, 30 years ago, he was nominated to be a judge. during the confirmation hearings then, there were allegations that he had used racist language in talking to colleagues. that was something he denied but he did accept that he had also been very critical of landmark legislation enabling african—america ns to vote in the united states and he also called one important african american organisation anti—american. that was enough that the republican senate, as it was then, decided not to confirm h

vicki young, bbc news, westminster. confirmed to the bbc it was subject to a blackmail attempt by hackers threatening to leak his personal e—mails. a british newspaper, the daily mirror, says the private messages were published after the firm refused to hand over a six figure sum. a spokesman for david beckham says that the e—mails were tampered with and deliberately inaccurate. 0ur media editor amol rajan has the story. since hanging up his boots, david beckham's public profile has been largely about charity work, including his role as a unicef ambassador. after playing a key role in the london 2012 games, he wasn't the only person who thought he might be knighted the following year. now hacked e—mails appear to show his anger. it is claimed that david beckham wrote to his pr representative: and: beckham's team say the e—mails have been doctored. some of this morning's papers were unsparing in their headlines, giving brand beckham a battering. i think most people felt that he did deserve a knighthood. but the daily mir

bridge - from vicky/2shotgood g us. i'm vicky nguyen..'s ceckyot >> at least for nought weather's holding up. >> we're trending dry for the sunday morning and we do have this weaker storm system that is going to bringing some rain but overall your sunday's going to be very pleasant and very clear. look at this. but very cold. south bay 40 degrees right now and that's because we don't really have too many clouds kind of keeping us worm. peninsula 48 degrees, try valley 46 degrees and right now san francisco also seeing a chili start at 43 degrees. now, we are tracking that weaker storm system that is expected to kick in at about 6:00, 7:00 but if you look over the next couple hours we will see sunshine in that forecast through your lunch hour and more than likely your dinner hour as well. but because of the storm system, they do have still a beach hazard that will remain in effect as of now through this evening, and that's because there say potential to see some sneaker waves and just i don't think it's going to be a very good beach day it

i'm vicky nguyen. of folks will be inside this afternoon and it sounds like it's a good time to be inside because rain is on the way. >> yes. if you had a super bowl party planned outside, you may want to take it inside or pair it with a tent. there's a storm system expected to arrive around 4:00, 4:30. 49 degrees in the south bay. a few scattered clouds along peninsula, 45. tri-valley at 45 and san francisco also looking at overcast skies at 51 degrees. now those temps will be climbing in the upper 50s and 60s. there it is right now. a storm system is sitting off to the coast and in the next couple of hours you're going to start to notice an increase in cloud cover and with that scattered showered that will turn into moderate to heavy rainfall, but i'll have a closer look at this time line at 7:00 a.m. >> all right. vianey, thank you. >>> in a decision made overnight the fight has now moved to the bay area. a federal appeals court in san francisco has denied the justice department's request for an imm

vicki young, bbc news, westminster.by, says he was "completely unaware" of allegations of extreme violence and physical abuse made against a former colleague who worked at a christian summer camp for boys in the 1970s and 80s. bbc news has spoken to the daughter of the man — a barrister called john smyth — who says her father must face justice if the claims are borne out. hampshire police are investigating the allegations, as our religious affairs correspondent, martin bashir, reports. john smyth qc, now working in south africa, is at the centre of allegations involving the abuse of young boys, who were allegedly groomed, at a series of summer camps in dorset in the 1970s. people matter to us very much. the camps, which still take place every august, involved boys from the top 30 private schools in the country. they would engage in activities during the day and then hear talks about the christian faith during the evening. we've spoken to an alleged victim, who would not appear on camera, but explained how he says the ab

vicki, thank you.ed the opposition to president trump's controversial travel ban on people from seven mainly muslim countries. almost 100 firms, including apple, google and facebook, have filed legal papers arguing it would inflict significant harm on their businesses. their action follows a flurry of legal activity over the weekend which means the ban is, for the moment, suspended. 0ur north america correspondent nick bryant reports. # god bless america... in a country as deeply divided as america, even patriotic songs aren't as unifying as they seem. # stand beside her... lady gaga kicked off a super bowl half—time show last night lady gaga kicked off her super bowl half—time show last night with god bless america, written by a jewish immigrant, and another song often heard at protests in the 1960s. she didn't make an explicit political statement, but was this high—profile hillary clinton supporter sending a message to donald trump? one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.

in concord, vicki liviakis, kron 4 news. it was the biggest night in hollywood tonight. movies were he most popular at the theater this weekend.) in our suvs, you feel every mountain we've ever conquered. in our sports cars, you feel every podium we've ever climbed. and now, they've come together to create something you've never felt before. introducing the glc coupe. part suv. part sports car. all mercedes-benz. Ñ it may be the night of the Ñ it may be the Ñ it may be the night of the oscars... but movie goers flocked to the theaters this weekend to see flicks that didn't quite make the cut. david daniel has the box office roundup. Ñ"fifty shades darker" crossed the 100-million mark in domestic grosses, earning seven-point-seven million dollars to spend the weekend in fifth place. "the great wall," starring matt damon, fell to fourth in its second weekend out, making eight- point-seven million. nine- million dollars gave keanu reeves and "john wick: chapter two" third place and 74- million overall."i know who you are, mr. wayne.""you bet you do!"after two weekends on to

vicki liviakis kron 4 news you can track the oroville dam crisis online ... and on our mobile app. visit kron-4 dot com for the latest updates... evacuation centers and road closures. you can also find out how you can help those affected by the evacuation. and stay connected on breaking updates by getting push alerts from our free mobile app.. highway- 17 in the santa cruz mountains is still a mess tonight. debris from a mudslide last week is still blocking the northbound lanes. kron 4's dan kerman was back out there today....where work was at a standstill. meanwhile... highway 35 in los gatos is closed indefinitely... after a landslide friday. you can see the land completely gave way in this video courtesy of our helicopter partners at a-b- c 7. caltrans needs a geologist to determine the best course of action. from simply filling in the dirt and paving it to building a bridge. the sheriffs department is in the area helping with traffic. families who live nearby are concerned that increased spectator traffic on detour roads ... may cause them to collapse as well. highway -37 in th

vicky young, bbc news.nald trump was defending his travel ban which remains suspended by the courts. the president told us military personnel in florida that the ban was essential to keep out people who, in his words, ‘want to destroy‘ america. some of the biggest us companies have now signed a joint legal statement arguing that the ban would inflict significant harm on business, as our north america correspondent nick bryant reports. president donald j trump. his speech at this military base focusing on the terror threat to the american homeland, and defending his controversial travel ban that's been blocked by the us courts. we need strong programmes, so that people that love us and want to love our country, and will end up loving our country, are allowed in. not people that want to destroy us, and destroy our country. # god bless america... last night it was lady gaga who was centre stage. she kicked off her super bowl half—time show with god bless america, a patriotic song written by a jewish immigrant.

vicki liviakis kron 4 news. we've posted several links on our website..organizations and programs that are focused on the opiod and heroin epidemic and how to help stem the tide. got to kron 4 dot com and search for the word "opiods" coming up: the right place at the right time..meet the two men who jumped into action after car crashed into a creek. and next:we are tracking rising creek and river levels... with more rain on the way -- the areas most at risk tonight. get ready for more wild weather to slam the bay area.this next storm is expected to pack quite a punch. we have new video showing "san fran-cis-quito" creek in menlo park. yesterday it reached the highest level it had in years... threatening some condos. rising creeks and rivers causing major flooding concerns tonight as the bay area braces for more rain. chief meteorologist brittney shipp is tracking what you need to know. thursday is another strong storm...weather alert issued. make sure you have the kron-4 app to track the storm. we'll keep you updated about severe weather or traffic proble

vicki get let's give them a round of applause.>>[applause] >>[applause] >>[music] >> >>[music]>>[applause] >> fantastic. fantastic. we're just about done. [inaudible] if you look in your programs, first of all, save the dates, there's two key events going on [inaudible] at the african-american cultural heritage society for educators. [inaudible] at 5:30 pm. please, come join us did secondly, down at the bottom of the page there is a [inaudible] with taking [inaudible] anyone that wants to sign on those trips to chicago we encourage you to sign up there. there's also our [inaudible] anyone interested in the joining the society we would love to help you come and join us as a member. finally, in terms of announcements, i want to acknowledge joyce armstrong [inaudible] tenants association who is here with us. michael ward is an advocate from [inaudible] african diaspora here and michael carr from the mayor's office of economic development is also good. let's give them-i don't know who you are pointing to? and fire chief joanne hayes-w

our chief political correspondent vicki young reports. on popes and presidents, a speech to both houses of parliament in the splendour of westminster hall was part of the itinerary for these dignitaries when they visited britain. but the same invite may not be coming president trump's way. in an astonishing intervention, the commons speaker said recent decisions by the president had made him uneasy about issuing an invitation. i feel very strongly that our opposition to racism and to sexism and our support for equality before the law and an independent judiciary are hugely important considerations in the house of commons. rare applause from snp and labour mps who have been highly critical of the american president. donald trump has got to go! and that anger brought anti—trump demonstrations to the prime minister's door after she invited him on a state visit later this year. for us to roll out the red carpet at buckingham palace or to invite him here to speak to us in a grand occasion at both houses send out all the wrong messages. that's

vicki back to you.e, but the golden state warriors are cruising into the all-star break with the best record in the league. and the dubs are gearing up to make another deep run in the playoffs. that streak of success is exactly in-line with the vision set by team ownership. owner and ceo joe lacob recently sat down with kron-4 news... and discussed a variety of topics. mark carpenter joins us with the highlights. mark? lacob is one of the most powerful men in all of sports right now. in addition to turning the warriors into a basketball powerhouse, he's transformed the organization into a business empire. he says the secret to success is not so much luck, but relentless hard work. "you have to have some luck along the way, but we've had a lot of big goals. we thought there was some big objectives we could hit here. we thought we could be a good business and a good basketball team and we've been able to do it, fortunately." the golden state warriors...a gold standard on and off the court. joe lacob and p

our chief political correspondent vicki young reports.t's an honour that's been bestowed on popes and presidents, a speech to both houses of parliament in the splendour of westminster hall was part of the itinerary for these dignitaries when they visited britain. but the same invite may not be coming president trump's way. in an astonishing intervention, the commons speaker said recent decisions by the president had made him uneasy about issuing an invitation. i feel very strongly that our opposition to racism and to sexism and our support for equality before the law and an independent judiciary are hugely important considerations in the house of commons. rare applause from snp and labour mps who have been highly critical of the american president. and that anger brought anti—trump demonstrations to the prime minister's door after she invited him on a state visit later this year. for us to roll out the red carpet at buckingham palace or to invite him here to speak to us in a grand occasion at both houses send out all the wrong messages. t