waterman's for. crying when labor of crazy joins the rate at a strong. euro. subscribe so you don't miss it. the festival the now on next report will make you see red but don't know if everyone is happy we're heading to till book in the netherlands to experience the world's largest gathering of nature will red hat's our very own right hey it's the wu romex reporter haiti rawlinson went along to see what the reds have all about. every shade. every style and every texture piece possible visitors are caught red headed. have you ever been in a place where everyone seems to look like you. have been for me so often enough for that except here when i did and over again. each year in the southern dutch province of north brabant thousands from around the world come to celebrate the world's largest gathering of people with red hair. so being that sure i had myself i'd heard about this event a long time ago from a friend but actually it was more of a bucket list item for me now that i live in europe so it's my 2nd time in the show and i'm so excited to see what happens t

our job is to ensure that the same are waterman, the same requirements, same requirements of transparency and accountability that have applied to every other administration apply to this one. question we must ask "what do we hope to leave for the next generation"? that the question we have to ask. -- that's a question we have to ask. it's a major question. i say to the american people that if you want your government to do more on the issues that matter most to you, you need to vote and you have got to vote like you have never voted before. [applause] if you want your elected officials to work for you and not for their own self interests, then you need to vote. if you want more from the highest levels of government, if you want more, only if you want more, you need to vote. you need to get up and vote. it is time for america to wake up. pay attention to what this administration is trying to do. listen to this carefully. despite warnings from internal experts, within the commerce department that adding a citizenship question would be costly and harm the accuracy of the enumeration, this ad

. >> will have jonathan waterman author of chasing denali. it investigates the reporting some hunting of the mountain bike gold miners in 1910. how much gold do you think they found at the summit of denali? i think they found 40 feet of snow up there but probably not a whole lot of gold right. and we are very excited to announce that on wednesday february 12, we are going to host doctor mona honda author of what the eyes don't see, it's about the order crisis and it will be here and you will see more announcements about that. you'll see these book tours that we put on your chairs and there are two things i like to draw your attention to. if you would fill out this, it has two sides to it, and with your some of your informational we ought we announce author events to you. the second is a little survey of what authors you would like to see and we take that and we put it into our popper and we work with the brain a partner, renÉe, and we look at that to discover which authors to be invited. we will be collecting those right around when q&a start

it will be near the waterman complex building watermark complex building which is where the attack occurred. the area is also heavily traveled by tourists. the north a doctor is now facing murder charges after investigators say he over prescribe pain pills to patients. >>72 year-old doctor thomas keller who you see here is a neurosurgeon in santa rosa, he's accused of causing the deaths of at least 5 patients. investigators say he signed off on anywhere from a 180 to 300 powerful painkillers her prescription to his patients. authorities say he did this while ignoring warnings from pharmacies and insurance companies he get out these prescriptions for a 6 year period from 2011 to 2017. police in south san francisco say they arrested a man for trying to kidnap a child. it happened on palm avenue near roosevelt middle school, an 11 year-old girl was walking to school with a classmate when a man grabbed the girl and placed his hand over her mouth. that's when a good samaritan stepped in. police arrested 37 old christopher cole who was living in a nearby adult care home. still ahead on the kron 0

beeline for that guy about to enter the building hits him and then runs off that's right outside the watermandos on beale street. whereas you've also seen a woman was attacked 2 weeks ago, here's the latest victim talking. >>control myself not to fall. he punched me pretty you know heart i honestly though say feel try to you know him somehow going into the building vice and don't walk around these you know these neighborhoods. >>neighbors complained that since the construction started on a homeless center next to the are building they've seen an uptick in crime. the center should be open at the end of the year. in the south a look at this fight that broke out at a denny's restaurant in san jose. do the people were you know punching and kicking his guy jumping on the table and then the booth and everything else. customers took shelter happened tuesday night. a viewer shot this video for us and here's one woman talking about she got under the table. >>right i didn't know they had a knife or a gun or something i don't know when they're going to get out. so the only thing i thought to do was to q

a bit more likely across parts of all —— waterman into winter.ans, expect some disruption. stay across the latest details on bbc local radio. to add into the mix, to make it more like a summer saturday, we got some rain. across the southern counties of england and wales, the most persistent of the ranges across the borders of northern england and stubborn scott. the rain continues for a few hours yet. nudging its way northwards but further showers are starting to pack into the south. mainly southern areas will still see some sunshine and some will get away with more in the way of dry weather than wet weather. it's not going to be as windy everywhere stop the wind is picking up in the hebrides. a gentle breeze today. whether you do get the showers, they will become heavy, thundery and slow—moving. still some heavy rain across northern england but the wins will pick up into the afternoon, touching gale force. through the midlands, east anglia. the greater chance of staying dry through the afternoon. temperatures down on yesterday's values. 22 degre

where the proposed homeless center is to be built and now she and a lot of our neighbors at the waterman park. >>water water mark building are against that plan. >>to make sure we're safe and they have to come up with the plan. no one ever advert go goes through that ever again. >>and she and her husband actually say they're considering moving now. >>well new this morning, a controversial mural at a school in san francisco will soon be covered up the school board approved the change last night after a heated debate kron 4 sarah stinson is live with more. hi sir. >>yeah that's right here at george washington high school there is year-old and they've been debating this weather too taken down completely by painting over it or to cover it up last night they did in fact aside the school board decided toover it up rather than painted they're trying to preserve our work while respect ing the community's wishes take a look at the mural on your screen you can get a good look at it and see for yourself what it looks like back in june, board first voted unanimously to paint over it following an out

but director of design steve waterman said it's never faced a challenge like this. >> when you work at a museum you get a lot of things in the mail or on a delivery truck, and then objects come in crates. you take them out of the crates and you put them on the walls. brown: they're already finished, and it's your job is to show what's alrea done. >> yeah, you've got to make it look good once it gets here. and with andy goldsworthy, i would say it was the absolutesi op of that. i mean, every night i go home and think, i don't know whether to think this is art or this is life! >> brown: a bit of both, no and add to the mix a bit of, politics an age where "building a wall" has a new meaning. >> this work has taken me into uncomfortable territory and that is a great thing for an artist to be put into. it was conceived as an idea pree trump, preall that is hppening now. this, in some wa got nothing to do with that. and everything to do with that. and w it will resolve itself i'm not entirely sure. but it's indelibly written into the making of this.ng >> brangham: for now, therwere many chal

jeremy waterman from the chamber our guest in the studio, good to see you. jeremy is talking about how they want certainty, the companies he represents wants certainty. anything but today after that twitter rant from the president. money rushing into bonds and gold again. what is your view? >> this market is responding to uncertainty and escalation in the risk and outcome will be actually even worse than markets initially anticipated. connell: everything is looking for a deal. that is what jeremy is talking about. some sort of an agreement for both countries to go along. china making changes. u.s. agrees to enforce them. that is not what the president is hinting at. when you're ordering companies to look for alternatives. whether you can do that is legal debate, different debate. you speak that way, not looking for a deal, whole new paradigm, right? pardon to interpret until we hear something else this afternoon. what is the terp nation now? >> terp nation now if there is a deal, it is unlikely to be imminent. it is unlikely to be uncomplicated. one of the f