it warped up nicely today. the nights are still long. what happens if the heat gained during the day quickly escapes back out into space. tomorrow morning it's still winter coat weather as we wake up to temperatures in the 40s. it will be another chilly start. we'll see temperatures for one more day into the 70s. we have cooler changes ahead. we'll let you know if those include rain drops for the work week in a few minutes. back to you. >> all right, rob. never be caught unprepared. download the nbc bay area app for your smart phone. you can get personalized forecasts for your neighborhood where you live. it's free for the iphone and android devices. >> the mission apartment building where a fire killed one and left dozens homeless had several safety violations in recent years. according to the san francisco chronicle, missing fire extinguishers, blocked escape paths and smoke alarms with no batteries. the problems were never fixed. fire officials say the building passed the fire inspection due to sloppy paperwork by the fire department.

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he once told me i was a warped, us from -- warped frustrated old man. tv's andy levey. he loves wings right wings. the publisher of the federal list and senior fellow for the heartland institute and just like his dad, the favorite color is plaid. next to me is gavin mcguinness. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> he did it to himselfy. he reportedly spent thousands of taxpayer and campaign money on private planes and entertainment. and here is the delicious part. the republican's questionable spending was tracked through pictures he posted on instagram. the ap reports that shock has taken 12 flights worth more than $40,000 on planes owned by donors. that's not that much. and he took interns to a katy perry concert with tickets paid for by his office. one intern says you can't say no when your boss invites you. danced my butt off. earlier when questions arose about his "downton abbey"-style office he replied haters gonna hate. i believe he was quoting my favorite ariana grande song. ben, how bad is this for shock, mr. shock? >> it is not that bad. the hardes

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newark is warp at -- warm at 56. brentwood is at 50. we have a light breeze across the golden gate bridge and no fog right now. by the afternoon hours, at 11 o'clock or noon we will transition to hazy sunshine and high clouds at 67 to 71 inland with the coast around 59 to 62 and the bay is up to 69. the clouds are getting thicker in walnut creek and the temperatures are staying above average until the cold front moves in on sunday. leyla? >> traffic is far is great on this lunar new year it is buying us good luck. the san mateo bridge is clear. we do not have fog. you can see the traffic is building as you make it across the water in hayward to fosterty but other than that, you are moving along at top speed and eastbound direction has in issues. we are taking you to the east bay with construction and this will last until 6:00 with all of the fog, you can see the area shaded in orange as we track weather and traffic and this is an indication of where traffic is affecting the commute. the construction is at vasco in the eastbound directio

the entire rubric on terror has really warped, and in public they say we want rule of law rights and behind the table they're asking for very undemocratic things. you can see that in the cables displp you can see that in our exclusive website aljazeera.com/spy cables. u.s. court has fined palestinian groups $218 million for terrorism over two years ago. liable for the attacks in which 33 people were killed. the lawsuit was filed in new york, because some of those two died were american citizens. the palestinian authority has rejected the verdict and called it baseless. kristin saloomey has more in new york. >> the attacks took place between 2002 and 2004 bombings and shootings that happened out in the street and in one case in a crowded cafeteria at hebrew university. the lawsuit was brought by ten american families victims of these attacks who are americans who gave reemotional testimony in the court about how the attacks affected them and their families and how they're still dealing with the emotional and physical scars of those attacks. their lawyers had argued that the p.a. and t

. >>> now the world has to confront the warped ideology of groups like i.s.i.l. and al qaeda. that was u.s. president barack obama's message on the last day of a summit on extremism being hosted by the white house. but the u.s. government also wants to take on groups like i.s.i.l. on social media. our white house correspondent patty culhane reports. >> one of the main messages from the summit attended by 60 countries is that the u.s. is losing the being coldlosing the technology war against i.s.i.l. >> we need to open up especially online and that's why the united states is joining for example with the uae to create a new digital communications hub to work with religious civil society community leaders to downer propaganda. >> turns out they're not sure yet. >> there are going to be conversations with our partners in the region, i'm sure we'll have more to say about it as the details become more finalized. >> the obama administration says it needs to fight i.s.i.l. in the battlefield but also in cyber space wrnl they could lure more fighters to take up arms. but former cray ag

a flash flood warping is posted in parts of los angeles. heavy rain yesterday created traffic headaches. in the mountains the storm produced snow. >>> the rain was falling in hollywood as starrs of the scene gathered for the academy awards. a film about a washed up actor's comeback -- or washedup act tore's comeback was up. >> "birdman wts flew away with best picture. >> we're here. i don't know how it happened but it happened >> "birdman" won a total of four oscars as did the comedy "grand budapest hotel." julianne moore was recognized as best alk tress in her performance of "still alice" as a woman with early onset alzheimer's disease. >> so many people feel marginalized and one of the things about this movies is it makes it feel seen and not alone. >> eddie redmayne was awarded with his portrayal of steven hawkins, "the theory of everything." >> i got a chance to talk with him before the show. >> knew it was an incredibly >> j.k. simmons grabbed his honor for his supporting role but he shared a tender message in his acceptance speech. >>

they warp that strikes bike lone actors or individuals with loose affiliations with terrorist groups are on the rise. meg oliver if for cbs news, new york. >>> it in 2013, they released a recruitmentment video called minnesota martyrs. encouraged young men living in min min to go there to join the jihad. >>> all eyes on the oscars tonight, the social media push to get the right questions asked on the red carpet. >> we have the answer to the all important question, when is it going to rain again? this i bulldog: you don't need superpowers to help someone. sometimes, all it takes is a warm heart and a cold nose. that's why mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money to train service dogs for people with disabilities. i would never imagine a life without an assistance dog ever again. i relied on people a lot. he helps me live a more independent life. bulldog: we need your help to do more. give at mattressdiscountersdogs.com, or any mattress discounters. mattress discounters good deed dogs helping dogs help people >>> dozens of people volunteered to fight fire. they were pulling

walking through streets of havana you can't but get the sense of being in a time warp.many relics in the past. the b emblaze oned on the wall, that b is for bacardi. you can get a sense of why there is such an emotional attachment to this property, for those cuban exiles who left this country half a century ago. castro's communist government confiscated roughly $20 billion worth of private businesses and property including bacardis facilities. u.s. trade embargo has lasted for half a century. >> the reality is many companies have written off the value decades ago. but they're still on the books. >> that has to be resolved before the u.s. trade embargo can be lifted. but bar owners like kenneth connolly plan to stock up on the cuban rum which last become a little more accessible. >> david arioso, beautiful piece, beautiful color and booze. why does it matter? >> they are planning for a postembargo united states. post embargo cuba. this was a situation they were sort of getting ready for in the 1990s now there seems to be momentum for it. you see polling in florida this v

> scientists in the united states prepare to launch a satellite they hope will give them advanced warping of solar storms. electromagnetic radiation can cause damage. dominik kane reports. >> a combination of gas from the surface of the sun. while it may look spectacular, it can cause damage here on earth. the electromagnetic raid yicks emitted by a storm disrupts mobile communications computer systems and power grids. scientists wanted to develop an advanced warning system. now they thing they have. a satellite called the deep space observatory will be launched on sunday and sent 1.6 million kilometres. >> environmental intelligence - if we can get the 15 or 16 minutes warning time. that let's us provide environmental intelligence to the decision makers like satellite operators or electric grid operators, using moments to limit the damage. >> reporter: one of the better-known examples is the collapse of the hydro power network in canada. this solar storm left 6 million in the dark for hours. >> these events are huge in scope. any such burst affects the hemisphere that happens to be facin

. >> we have a cautionary warping to say there was a kerb again curve. >> is that v to i. >> v 2 i.ition of the curve, the curve exit and points along the curve and the speed. it knows when to give me a warning. the cautionary is easy. hey, there's a warning up ahead. you don't want to do it 3 miles away, you want to do it when you are into range. >> reporter: the timing of the delivery of that information is crucial, isn't it? >> yes, because you don't want to alert a driver to brake too soon or too late because if you do, you get into nuisance alarm. if you warn the driver all the time it's a nuisance, and when they get a real alert they'll not pay attention. >> reporter: so the data you collected does it significantly improve safety. >> we found the technology works, they like to get the warnings coming from the awareness. >> reporter: originally when it comes to car safety you think of seat belts and protecting people if there's a crash. crashes. >> we believe that the future will be avoiding crashes, and this particular technology, v2v is probably the most powerful we have come

yesterday, president obama warped that terror groups are luring poor and uneducated muslims with money and twisted interpretations of religion. the president insisted we are not at war with islam. tracie potts has the latest from washington. ♪ >> reporter: the pain is still very raw in preston, arizona, where friends len family mourn the death of kayla mueller, at the hands of i.s.i.s. >> i have a hole in my soul that will never be replaced. >> reporter: since then another video shows the beheading of 21 egyptian christians including one executioner who sounds american. >> he has an accent probably underscores from the united states, we've had a great many people join the fight. >> reporter: on a white house summit on violent extremism, president obama said we need to make sure. >> reporter: the obama administration is taking heat for linking them to islam. >> they are not islamic. >> reporter: critics include possible presidential contender, jeb bush who says islamic extremism should be the focus. >> the more retry to ignore that reality, the less likely it is we're going to develop t

san mateo and otherwise a lot of mid-60s and a few areas where the down sloping northeast winds will warpin places like oak at 68 and fremont at around 66. notice, the temperatures tonight, we are mostly in the 50s this morning and we are in the mid-30s and upper 30s in the north bay valleys to low 40s and upper 30's in palo alto, san jose, morgan morgan hill and mid-30s to the coast. our driest air is tomorrow so a cool spot will warm nicely and a few high clouds on wednesday and our warmest day is thursday, mid-60s to low 70s and the system comes in with a chance of light showers friday and saturday and >> from emeryville you can see a bouncing up-and-down, and it is windy out there, but especially when you get on to the bridge you are going to feel the blustery conditions so gusty and that is why c.h.p. has issued a high wind advisory across the bay area including the bay area, and richmond-san rafael bridge and the altamont pass if you are driving through those areas just be very careful. we do have some construction in the bay area and not too much this morning, i think they have a d

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vehicle happened at crossings like this where there are gates, flashing lights and bells or a sign warping people not to -- warning people not to stop on the tracks. according to the federal railroad administration there were nearly 2100 crashes at the railroad crossing. 289 were killed, 800 were injured. >> this is not the first time metro north came under this scrutiny they've been under tight scrutiny for a series of crashes. is enough done to make the railroad safer. >> i want to point out that the n.t.s.d. released a report about the organizational issues about metro north. i believe the issues at the time of the report was valid. i also want to caution that there may be no relationship between those issues that we found in that special investigation report and this dent. >> one of the big focuses on this round of evidence gathering are recording devices. the train has recording devices and the crossing has recording device the equivalent of airplane black boxes. they'll be looking to see what they can learn. and they'll try to retree recording devices that might have survived and the

what they say is by the time it got to the president's desk it was approved with warp speed, to use their words. but it was very quickly looked through, especially for such a dangerous and complex operation. and to be clear, the family has its criticisms, but they understand what a difficult situation this was for everybody involved. and they're now focused on something they call kayla's hands. it's a new foundation and they hope to be able to raise money and continue the work she cared so passionately about. >> savannah, thanks for sharing their story. appreciate it. >>> there are warnings tonight about what may be a toxic batch of the party drug known as molly after a dozen people were hospitalized in connecticut over the weekend, most of them students at wesleyan university. at least two were said to be in critical condition. campus officials are looking for the source of the drug reportedly distributed to students on saturday. >>> a lot more to tell you about. emergency calls ending in tragedy. when every second counts to save lives, the stunning reason 911 operators are having troubl

look like the eyes are separate distant galaxies, and the smile is an effect caused by gravitational warping. >>> the biggest show in vegas last night didn't happen on any stage. rather it was the implosion of 12-story clarion casino hotel near the strip known for years as the debbie reynolds, who used to own it. not everything happened as plan. the elevator core remained standing. leaning to the side. crews are now working to finish the job. >>> late word in a big change in late night tv. after years behind the desk job stewart told his audience tonight he'll step down as host of the "daily show" later this year. they call stewart a comic genius, generous with his time and talent. no word on what's next for stewart. >>> when we come back it's sort of like a take a penny, leave the penny idea. if the pennies, that, added up to pizza. >>> "nbc nightly news" is brought to you by pacific life. for insurance, annuities and mutual funds, choose pacific life. the power to help you succeed. >>> any office manager looking to boost morale will tell you, so will any parent hosting a sleepover party, f

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a bucket catches the water they used to waste while the shower warps up when full she takes it down stairsd for the dishwasher or the washing machine. the soapy water is collected for a second load of clothes and then used to wash the floors or pots and pans. nothing is wasted in an effort to economize of what is the most scarce commodity in the capitol. >> translator: south palo is such a large city and i don't know if there is a water rationing and government totally thinking about cutting water five days a week. >> reporter: shortages in the poor neighborhoods where the drought in history forces her to rush home to gather water before the tap runs dry. >> translator: we gather water in buckets and bottles, sometimes it disappears for days. >> reporter: in this case the washing machine is being used simply to store water. acting to brazilian exports the on going station of the amazon is to blame for the country's changing rain patterns but while the cause of this unprecedented drought may be environmental the repercussions are economic and political. disgruntled residents accuse state an

the face of poverty and discrimination and consequently they buy into what president obama calls a warped ideology. >> groups like al qaeda and isil are deliberately targeting their propaganda to muslim communities. particularly muslim youth. and muslim communities, including scholars and clerics, therefore have a responsibility to push back. >> reporter: u.s. national security adviser susan rice summed up the overall message when she read out the joint statement. >> to secure our future against terrorist threats, we have to work together as governments, and as peoples. >> reporter: that work includes better intergovernmental coordination, improved links with community groups, and social media campaigns. the u.s. japan and other nations have pledged millions of dollars to fighting thehreat of violent extremism through nonmilitary means. as president obama noted, they're all in the same boat. they have to help each other. craig dale, nhk world. >>> u.s. military officials say a campaign to retake iraq's second largest city of mosul from islamic state militants could begin as soon as april.

. >>> the world has to confront the warped ideology of groups like isil and al qaeda that was the u.sbarack obama's necessary i think on the last day of the summit on extremism being hosted by the white house. but the u.s. government also wants to take on groups like isil on social media our white house correspondent patty culhane reports. >> my fellow ministers. >> reporter: one of the main messages from this summit attended by more than 60 countries, is that the coalition is losing the tech war to the islamic states of iraq and levant. ironically, the summit itself had a few technical issues as if to highlight the point. they got the mic working for u.s. president program. who announced a new initiative. >> we need to do more to help lift up voices of tolerance. and peace. especially online. and that's why the united states is joining, for example, with uae to create a new digital communications hub to work with religious and civil society and community leaders to counter terrorist propaganda. >> reporter: what does that mean? what will it actually do? turns out. they are not sure y

president, a proposal to spend $5 million on an early warping system for earthquakes. this is part of box's budget proposal. an early warning system would give cities might have heard of this on the west coast, as much as a minute warning before an earthquake. officials say the extra time would save lives because it would give people extra time to protect themselves. but millions of dollars more in funding is needed. >>> when a big earthquake does hit the bay area our investigative unit found some hospitals will not be ready. investigative reporter joins us now with a preview of tonight's investigation. jenna? >> reporter: after the 1971 earthquake in southern california caused two hospitals to collapse a law was passed to make hospitals safer but we found hospitals across california haven't made changes. state documents reveal a third of a bay area acute care hospitals are at risk of collapsing during the strong earthquake. we are talking about buildings where patients are being cared for and those providing critical support. we sat down with two psych attendants work

pennsylvania state police say john givens pulled the fire alarm inside building 30 of the warp warnersville community correction center and made a run for it. bellefont man was last seen getting into a red car after midnight. he had originally been arrested for driving unthe influence. measles spreading all across the nation and now comes word of a case in delaware. new castle county delaware dealing with its first confirm case of measles in three years. "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson tells us what health officials are are saying now. >> this is one of the most contagious infections. >> reporter: add one more voice to a growing list of health professionals including officials from the centers for disease control with a warning. there is a measles outbreak. it is expand at an alarming rate and entirely preventible. >> if you're not vaccinated and near somebody who's contagious you have a 90% chance of becoming infected. >> reporter: delaware pub look health director dr. carol is following developments nationwide. the c d.c. is now reporting more than one hadn't dread cases of mea

warp you seeing?reporter: yeah, tam, this is very tricky area and we're on the corner of ridge cinnaminson but i have to tell you every area is really tricky this morning. if you're waking up and looking out your window, you're probably going to look at the snowfall and think well it's no big deal, it doesn't look like it's coming down that hard but that is deceiving because the roads are very slick whether you're on the side roads or some of the main roads and as you said tam roxborough you can see the roads here are snow covered and there's some ice under there as well because the temperatures have been so cold. so, it's a good idea that if you have to head out early this morning, that you really give yourself some significant time to get to wherever you're going because the conditions are not pleasant and it seems that the snow continues to fall. about a half hour ago we thought it was letting up but it seems to be coming down. we have this "action news" snow totals ruler. it's actually more than w

i'm a libertarian about these things that we have to tell the truth in regard to how warped our criminaljustice system really is. you know michelle alexander's great texts of the new text the new jim crow. zero, absolutely. >> thank you for being here. my question is not about the case, the fact verdicts, but what do you think martin luther king would say about the reaction and protests and ferguson? >> from the young people themselves? >> what i am saying is maybe how i feel martin luther king stood for peace and peaceful protest. i am wondering what do you think he would say about what is going on there. >> i see what you are saying i can speak on behalf of martin but based upon his life, his work his witness he would call for resistance, resistance, but it would be nonviolent resistance. that is the kind of whether he was. resistance but nonviolent resistance which is to say he would not go to ferguson and say we have got to cool things off. the cool things off you end up in a deep freeze. the challenge has always been how do you channel your rage into love and justice rather than hat

. >> the world has to confront the warped ideology of groups such as isil and al-qaeda. that was the u.s. president barack obama's message on the last day of a summit on extremism hosted by the white house. the u.s. government also wants to take on groups like isil on social media. our white house correspondent patty calhane reports. >> one of the main messages from the summit attended by 60 countries is that the coalition is losing the tech war to islamic state of iraq and the levant. >> ironically, the summit itself had a few technical issues as if to the point. they got the mic working for u.s. president barack obama who announce add new initiative. >> we need to do more to help lift up voices of tolerance and peace, especially on line. that's why the united states is joining, for example with u.a.e. to create a new digital communications hub to work with religious and civil society and community leader to say counter terrorist propaganda. >> what does that mean? what will they actually do? turns out they're not sure yet. >> there are going to be conversation witness

winter storm warpings and more snow early into the next week. >> another further east a few inches of snow caused major problems in texas. white out conditions and icy roads. >> jason rascon has more on the frozen temperatures and the frozen traffic. >> sudden white out conditions and icy roadways led to hundreds of accidents in north texas, including a 20-car pile up outside of dallas. >> a lot of brake lights and people scattering. >> traffic froze on nearly every major roadway on interstates 30 and 35 completely shut down. >> conditions are very bad here. >> what you usually 20 minute trips took two to three hours. >> i'm stuck on the side of the road. >> this is not what i thought texas was going to do. i never believe the meteorologists but they were right. >> hundreds of schools shut down early. some for the fourth time this week. at dfw, some flights were canceled. >> you have more snow than we do. >> enough to blanket the texas rangers stadium and create a travel nightmare here in recent memory. >> that was jason rascon reporting. the accumulation of weight and snow caused thi

. >> happening now on "action news," things are warping up as cleanup from the weekend storm continuescold makes a comeback tonight. >>> the dance marathon is coming to a close at penn state where students have been dancing for 46 hours straight. >> are you ready for the oscars? we're a few hours away from hollywood's big night where even the losers walk away with nice prizes. >> those stories, but first a check of the accuweather forecast with meteorologist chris sowers not too shabby out there. >> reporter: you know what's fun about this eva the first time we get a day with temperatures are in the 50s watch out people react you'll see people wearing flip flops and short sleeved shirts. it's been brutal. now is the time to get all the slush and ice off the walks. because we're watching for the potential of a refreeze overnight tonight into tomorrow morning. temperature-wise we're in the 30s and 40s. the arctic express is eyeing up the delaware valley. overnight tonight temperatures plunge, north and west we're getting into the teens, center city 23 or 24 give or take for an overnight

. >> warp record high temperatures and that is more colorful than "50 shades of grey" wasn't it?we have pleasant hill road and petaluma and all with the possibility of fog and this is how it looks from mount tamalpais it is gorgeous. we are in the 40s and 50s and mild. mid-to-upper 60's by noon and upper 60's to low 70 by the afternoon and a gorgeous evening and 60 at 7:00. >> pretty black and white on the roads. >> it is. getting busy. it will be more busy later this afternoon when president obama visits san francisco but not too love if the roads then. walnut creek is slowing and the tail lights are red so that is the color of love >>> we will get to develop news in san jose where officers shot and killed a man they say tried to barge into a home with a knife. our reporter is at the scene on sherman street with the investigation going on right new. >>> the street is quiet but year it was a much different scene police say they were spending to a 9-1-1 call of a man who was trying to break into a house and this happened yesterday at 5 o'clock on sherman street off of alma avenue.

. >> we have to confront the warped ideologies espoused by al qaeda and isil especially attempt to useam to justify their violence. i discussed this at length yesterday. these terrorists are desperate for legitimacy and all of us have a responsibility to refute the notion that groups like isil somehow represent islam, because that is a falsehood that embraces the terrorists narrative. lou: and no one, no one whom i have heard speak on the issue thinks that the islamic state represents all of islam. imagine. listen to secretary of state, though john kerry, as he joins the mad chorus. >> there's been a silly debate in the media in the last days about what you have to do? you have to do everything. you have to take the team off the battlefield who are there today, but you're kind of stupid if do that and don't prevent more people from going to the battlefield. lou: i don't know what's happened to the president and his people. i do know it's nothing good certainly not for our country nor our allies but i do know where the president may have been first influenced to reduce his role as comma

president obama says all nations have a responsibility to confront what he called warped ideology and economic opportunities in their country. ed henry is live at the white house. >> bottom line is that what the president is trying to say we need to get at the root causes of terror, not just battle isis, al qaeda and other groups militarily. republicans have said, they're all for using social media and other tools to push back on the propaganda from these terror groups but they also think the military piece is critical. what's why you sow john mccain say he believes we need to send u.s. ground troops at least into iraq to battle isis but as you know there might not be a lot of support on capitol hill for that as the president sent up the authorization for the use of military force against isis. it was very carefully written because a lot of democrats in particular have said they do not want to have an open-ended war with a lot of u.s. ground troops going. >> ed henry at the white house. thank you. >>> a deadly super bug outbreak in a top hospital in los angeles has killed at least two

with distant oil wealth and close to europe one of the messages i think, in this short film was a warping, if you like to europe conquering rome. they are accustomed too seeing migrants fleeing across the mediterranean. many from the coast of the italy to libya in particular. part of the message appears to be we are close to europe and we are getting people in the way that they are used to in syria and iraq. >> ian black. the "the guardian" assist middle east editor >>> in yooes, thousands rally in front of parliament in athens ahead of another round of talks with eurozone finance minister due to begin on monday. the ruling party wants to end austerity put in place by creditors. budget cuts were part of a $270 billion bailout. political uncertainty over the fate of greece is adding to the europe woe, pushing the euro lower against the dollar in particular. it's dropped 20% over the past year and is hovering near 11-year lows that is affecting businesses in the u.s. as al jazeera's alan fisher explains. >> this is german classimmersing elementary students in georgia, in the language laying

it wasn't until after the first and second world warp was there a burst in democracy. some are more transparent and some more corrupt. money doesn't influence ours you know. i think mish america shred from an eight to a seven. that is a sign of moral progress if you think expanding the spear to let more people have equal rights that is a part of it. the women's rights and the franchise granted to women is another part of this. i have the slide clicker thing here. do i need -- here we go. sorry about that. >> that is okay. i am just use my hands. you can see this isn't passed until 1920 but we are ahead of everyone else. the areas in the 1800s where women were granted the right to vote. in pick island with 12 people there so it is easy toget. now every country almost has it perhaps the saudi arabian area and i like the vatican said never. how do rights come about? they start from the bottom up'. it is the process of the people that don't have the rights demand they have them. they march protest and say this isn't right and we will not put up with it anymore. i came acro

the secretary has said, people commit acts of terrorism with a warped vision of islam.n talk about what words we used. >> these extremists isis al qaeda, they are muslims, they are a tiny element of a million plus muslims out there but they are muslims. >> there are many that are not that commit violent acts of extremism or terrorism. we're going to call them terrorists and i would remind people that under this term no one should doubt our commitment to calling things like we see them and then taking action. >> you said that the u.s. cannot kill our way out of this war, that the u.s. needs to go after the root causes that lead these young men, mostly men, some women, to go and join isis or al qaeda oral shabaab or these terrorist groups. >> i'm not the first person to say something like this. military commanders that we've had throughout many years here fighting this war on terrorism of said the exact same thing, that in the short term when there's a threat like isil we'll take direct military action against these terrorists. we have done that. we are doing that in iraq

. >>> but you do have to rub on your neck to stay warp. >> let's do weather. we are coming up on 6:18. live doppler hd has bone dry air showing no sign of wet weather and we will go up to the gulf alaska where you can see the swirling mass of clouds coming our way with a chance of light showers and breezy conditions friday and saturday. physical then we are calm, clear, and cool even this san jose near the shark tank with the temperature outside almost as cold as the ice is inside. at walnut creek looking down 680 into a clear san ramon valley, no fog to speak of this morning, hardly any frost but temperatures are below freezing the air is that dry. in the afternoon hours, a quick turn around one of the days where temperatures jump around 25 to 35 degrees from the o low to the afternoon high because it will be calm sunny and dry air. it will be cool tonight but moisture will return so patchy fog is on the way and showers are possible on friday and saturday. now, the highs are warmest first, cloverdale, santa rosa, fairfield, morgan hill, palo alto 68, the cool

it's clear a lot of religious zealots who can recite chapter and verse even if they're completely warping and distorting it. perverting it basically but they are fundamentally religious guys driven by theology, but that doesn't mean that we need to talk about it in those terms. there are good reasons why it doesn't make sense. the president is not just speaking to washington. he has a global audience. he wants to make clear to moderate muslims or even very devout muslims who are not violent, this isn't about us against your religion, and what is gain by using the language that republicans want? >> as long as -- >> we're against. two big things, one you explain to the american people exactly what's going on, which is -- this is a country -- this is a movement that is using the religion to try to destroy us. two, you take off the table this demonization. >> ily say there's a precedent on for that. >> we have the new york mayor saying he doesn't love america. that's preposterous. >> rudy giuliani, if you're watching, please take that back. there's no reason to litigate that any further. >> i

setting to our north, with the clock rise flow we get an offshore blows so that mean as spring of warp -- warm weather bringing sentence to -- 70's to the coast. at the coast thursday, friday and saturday, low-to-mid 70's and the winds will taper a little bit so we have a cooling trend on sunday interest president's day on monday. >> we do not have too much going on with light conditions and quiet conditions. we have a couple construction projects and i look now at the bay bridge headed away from the metering lights to treasure island. it will look like traffic is moving along smooth. no problems. as you pull away southeast that is oakland. the drive coming toward the maze along 885 at top speed and highway 13 through piedmont, no problems. san leandro commute and interest castro valley, the top speed and accident free. tracy to castro valley is 49 minutes and building over the altamont pass and 101 northbound side from 85 to san jose airport is 12 minutes. 280 through daily city to get to the city is 10 minutes. >> tonight at 11 o'clock three new activity trackers have been released r

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warp doesn't really begin until we get home.and that's the hardest war we face and the best way to get through it is to not be intimidated by it. but to talk to us and treat it like we're normal human beings. post-traumatic stress is not something that makes you insane. >> thank you very much. >> thank you very much. >> now to a part of american history that is deeply disturbing. mob justice carried out against black americans in the decades after the civil war. today the justice initiative issued a report on lynchings in america. it said between 1877 and 1950, nearly 4,000 people were lynched in southern states. 4,000. and some of the images are extremely graphic and we believe it's important to show them to show what happened, not just in the south but other countries as well. this is a picture of one lynchings in the early 1930s in indiana. two african-american men hanging from a tree. some of the white people in the crowd smiling. tonight, the story of the third man who was also supposed to be lynched that night but he survi

a polit sized warped interpretation of islam.l was grievances and it feels people are not fitting in society or looking to belong to a particular group of people. it gives them something to aim for. it gives them something to fight for. it gives them adventure and a theological justification to say not only will you be muslim if you actually do this and go down this path you will be rewarded by god as well. it really is about a very appealing ideology that links into people who have some problems and issues and grievances and partial grievances. it attracts them to the pathways that leads them to wanting to fight and kill. >> one of the many things interesting about the danish suspect here is that he had been known to police for gang activity. when you look at the narrative of gang membership and narratve of isis ideology there are similarities. >> absolutely. let's not also forget this guy probably may well have been motivated and inspired by al qaeda and isil and muslim brotherhood. this ideology really as you mentioned, the ga