westbound 80 after west texas, and lanes are blocked.w traffic coming into fairfield so just heads-up with that. a quick look right now at some of your drive times. highway 4 to the maze, 30 minutes. still a good ride down to sfo leaving the city on 101. >> sue, thank you. >>> closing arguments in san francisco in a trial that has become a national symbol for the sanctuary cities debate. >> and that means jurors could start deliberating as early as this afternoon in the trial for the man accused of killing kate steinle on pier 14. amy? >> reporter: hi, reggie. was this shooting an accident or was it intentional? that is the question facing this jury. jose ines garcia zarate could face anything from first-degree murder to second-degree to involuntary manslaughter, if the jury convicts him at all. he's accused in the shooting death of kate steinle. she was shot to death two years ago at pier 14. a stolen gun was used in the shooting. zarate's defense attorney says he found it underneath a bench and that it accidentally went off. zarate was

officers discovered the two injured border agents near interstate 10 in west texas, an area known for drug trafficking. we have art here with us, the vice president from the national border patrol counsel and from san diego and rico, the founder of border angels. let's go to you, enrique. i'm enraged by this. this is precisely what happens when you do not have a secure border. we have dead americans, we have human trafficking, we have dead my grants that tried to cross. some of them want work or want to see their family. i understand that. it's not compassionate. now we have another border agent dead. your reaction. >> well, i want to give my condolences to the martinez family. what happened to him and his partner. i have attended the funerals of border patrol agents. it's horrible. 11,000 my grants have died since 1994 when the wall was built that covers a third of the border. in the last five years, a 40% drop of people crossing without power. the people are going south, returning to mexico or other parts. mexico is no longer the largest group of people coming without papers. it's a

airman is dead after the crash of a jet used for training in west texas.r force base. the plane went down in a rural area not far from the mexican border and about 14 miles from the base. you see the smoke in the distance. the talon usually carries an instructor and student. it's not clear who may have died and who may have been injured in the crash. >>> and the ntsb is investigating two more incursions. at san francisco airport. both incidents involved planes on runways where they shouldn't have been in the first place. one of them forced an aborted landing. the news comes amid ongoing investigations into two other incidents at the same airport involving air canada planes. the faa says over the past year there were more than 1700 runway incursions. >>> federal investigators released new details about the small plane crash that killed former all-star pitcher roy halladay. a preliminary report says halladay was flying over 100 miles per hour just over the gulf of mexico and his plane climbed slightly before diving into the water. the preliminary report was

. >>> there's also a manhunt in west texas for the killer of a u.s. border agent. the second agent was seriously injured. the fbi says the agents were responding to reports of activity near the mexican border in van horn, when they were attacked. that's southeast of el paso. few details have been released about how the agents were killed, and injured. the agents were not fired upon. >> a small community. you don't think about this it's absolutely terrifying. >> the attack prompted president trump to tweet, we will bring to justice those responsible. we will and must build the wall. the texas governor is offering a $20,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. >>> if you, or someone you love is flying in or out of dwi marshal airport, you're going to notice some changes. the new rules for the shuttles, and taxis, and ridesharing vehicles like uber and lift. now they have to pick you up, and drop you off on the upper level, instead of the lower arrivals level. they will expand its cell phone lot by 50 spaces. whatever airport your flying out of this holiday, t

twenty three for zero nine on crude oil brant crude closed down to sixty one ninety nine while west texas intermediate finished at fifty five fifty six the arc of that spread between w. and brant has really been growing of late while for the most part of the year the spread has really been around five dollars but it's been growing since hurricane harvey to six dollars and today we see that it's about out six dollars and fifty cents yeah that's right you know the big difference there is a delivery point for w.t.r. years and cushing oklahoma you know it's hundreds of miles away from the refineries that are along the gulf coast if you look at those refineries along the coast nora loans and used to mix the two of those prices are actually mirroring the international benchmark the brant price more we'll hear more from bianca later in the show thank you bianca. during last year's u.s. presidential election donald trump pledged to withdraw from the global private agreement known as the paris accord has continued to move down that road the very large majority of world leaders however think mr tru

a new accident westbound 80 near west texas, where a pedestrian was seen in the center is it divide and multi-vehicles involved there. we also have an overturn on 85 near winchester boulevard in san jose. multiple solo spinouts there. extra caution and extra time needed this morning as well. >> sue, my fellow disney fan, you'll want to see this next story. they're working on a new project to make fireworks more inclusive. this is fascinating. disney is working on fireworks that you can feel, so people who are blind or have limited vision can experience the show. you've looking at video of some of the tests here, sensors tooled when users put their hands up. at that point water jets project -- so far this has only been tested with sighted yours, and disney is the parent company of abc 7 news. >> that is so interesting. there's a new effort to save the whales off the coast. how it may affect crabbers just as the season gets under way. >>> the search for aliens life gets a boost. nasa's new discovery. >>> we want toss what the wet weather looks like where you live. take a photo of the rain

. >>> the border patrol agent who died investigating an alarm in west texas may have fallen. the body of officer rogelio martinez was found at the bottom of a 14-foot culvert late saturday. his partner survived the fall but he can't remember what happened. a border patrol supervisor says reports that the agents were attacked are speculation. president trump was one of those who called martinez's death an attack. >>> secretary of state rex tillerson says putting north korea back on the terrorism blacklist is a very symbolic move, but it could also close a few loopholes in the imposed sanctions. president trump made the announcement yesterday calling the north a murderous regime. >> in addition to threatening the world by nuclear devastation, north korea has repeatedly supported acts of international terrorism including assassinations on foreign soil. >> north korea joins iran, sudan and syria on the blacklist. the north had been on the list for two decades but was removed in 2008 in an effort to save talks to halt its nuclear efforts. >>> the trump administration is ending tem

or twenty three for zero nine on crude oil brant crude closed down sixty one ninety nine while west texas intermediate finished at fifty five fifty six. bianca that spread between w.t.r. and brant has really been growing of late well for the most part the year the spread has really been around five dollars but it's been growing since hurricane charley just six dollars and today we see that it's about out six dollars and fifty cents yeah that's right you know the big difference there is a delivery point for dead.

. >>> today marks one week since a man who entered a church in west texas, and ftc of methodology clmethodicallykilled 28 people. a temporary road side memorial with 26 crosses has been built near where the massacre occurred. in slnldz, 30 miles from san antonio. today outside the first baptist church, people attended a somber service in a baseball field. no pictures of the service were allowed. sphrearchg pomeroy told his congregation, do not allow the families lie in vein, he urged them to, quote, never give up the fight. about 20 of the people who survived gunshot wounds have remained hospitalized. the church tends to turn into a memorial for the victims. senator john cornyn said his bill would make sure the military is required to report convictions to the fbi system. the church mass shooter had an air force conviction, which would disqualify him from >> thompson: what's ahead for saudi arabia after its crown prince purged the government of top ministers and royal family members? visit www.pbs.org/newshour. when it comes to renewable energy in the united states, hawaii is a leader: 15% of the powe

surrounding exactly swirling around what exactly happened saturday night out in this remote area of west texas why have some politicians and leaders gone so far describing this as an attack while federal investigators aren't quite going that far. the fbi is the lead agency investigating this case and scheduled to hold a press conference in el paso this afternoon. >> ed lavandera in el paso, thanks very much. >>> we learned this morning that department of justice is looking into who gets into harvard and why. dot university's admission policies discriminate against asian americans. justice reporter laura jarrett has the details. this is an interesting suit. >> this is shaping up to potentially be the first major legal batter over affirmative action during the trump administration. according to a set of letters i obtained this morning, the justice department sent harvard last week makes it clear not only is the school under investigation for its admission policies but doj is threatening to sue the school if it doesn't turn over records by late next week. now the justice department's interest in

twenty three for zero nine on crude oil brant crude closed down to sixty one ninety nine while west texas intermediate finished at fifty.

person or people who ambushed two border patrol agents near a well known drug smuggling route in west texast row helio martinez died sunday and his partner remains in intensive care. the fbi says they were attacked with rocks. president trump cited the attack as a reason to build the wall along the united states and mexico. >> a georgia pastor credits facebook with helping to save her life. pastor francine sims gates was leading her daily prayer service on facebook live earlier this month when she suddenly passed out. neighbor watching saw what happened and called gates' daughter. gates had been rushed to the hospital where doctors say her blood pressure was sky high and she had blood blood clots. >> thankful, i'm thankful to all those eyes. >> doctors were also able to use the video to determine exactly what happened and make an appropriate treatment plan. >> the flyers return to action tonight against the vancouver canucks. the flyers are coming off four straight losses, the latest to the visiting calgary flames on saturday. sixers center joel embiid was declared fit to play against the u

two thousand and fifteen brant crude has closed yesterday at above sixty four dollars a barrel west texas intermediate settling over fifty seven dollars. what does this mean going forward in your opinion if you could read the tea leaves and look forward to this in investors are eyeing this with a lot of questions let's look at saudi arabia go back when oil started going down in two thousand and fourteen their plan was to keep pumping more and they would put the fractures out of business that didn't work so now what they've done they've made an agreement with other opec members of russia to cut back on production now with this is done is really jacked up the prices because of the fear that's going on there also their own rest in iraq kurdistan so now with the kurdistan region so now what we're looking at is in is that oil prices could spike if this goes out of control saudi arabia needs oil at one hundred dollars a barrel for their economy to break even so they're way down the issuing bonds as well as we know right so now if we see that happening this could end up also doing great damage t

last friday police stopped the girl on the 14-hundred block of west texas street because she appeared to be a prostitute. she told the officer that she had run away from her home in fresno and over the last 4 years she had been trafficked in miami... atlanta... chicago... las vegas... oakland... and san jose. this is the man police have arrested. he is 38-year- old leshone johnson. he is accused of pandering and pimping. the girl was taken into protective custody and will be returned to her family. (robin) since wet weather is heading our way.. now is the time to prepare in san francisco, the public utilities commission is spreading the word ... about its new flood resilience strategy... it is called "rain ready s-f". s-f-p-u-c officials are currently cleaning out storm drains throughout the city ... providing sandbags ... setting up barriers ... and making capital investments up to 700 million dollars.all in hopes of stopping flooding in areas which get hit hard ... like 17th street near folsom. < "part of the problem is that the street has been repaved very badly and the street is s

. >> the fbi is not saying what happened in west texas.ulio martinez, his partner vertically injured, the details on november 18th at 11:20 local time, federal agents in the big bend sector, located two agents on item, both agents sustain traumatic head injuries with miscellaneous physical injuries, broken bones as donald trump reacted to the tragic news offering condolences to agents families and vowing to secure the border. >> we lost a border patrol officer, we are going to have the wall. is what we are doing, we needed. it is rough territory, that is where the drugs are coming and. a lot of things happening on the southern border and we are going to string it out. >> the fbi is not detailing the incident but officials say martinez and his partner were ambushed and beaten by drug traffickers while responding to a call, attacked with rocks, stu harris, the vice president of the national border patrol council had this to say. >> our thoughts and prayers are with the family, and fellow agents, we are hopeful that the perpetrators of this a

a manhunt continues along the mexico border in west texas where a pair of agents were brutally attacked. one is dead, the other hospitalized. president trump says it is just another example of why the u.s. needs a wall along its southern border. david begnaud is there. >> reporter: fbi and border patrol agents have scoured the rocky desert terrain by foot and air. they're looking for evidence after what is being called an attack. it was around 11:00 saturday night, border patrol agent martinez went out to investigate an alarm triggered by a ground sensor. martinez called for backup when he determined it was set off by human movement. according to national council it appears he may have been ambushed and attacked with rocks. a second agent arrived to find martinez unconscious bleeding from the head. the second agent radioed for backup. both agents discovered with head injuries. both possibly victims of a stoning. martinez, a border patrol agent for four years, died from his injuries. his partner whose name has the not yet been released is now in stable condition at university medical cen

you know, jackie, some years ago my wife and i were out driving in the middle of nowhere in west texasdriving thunderstorm and it was night and headlines went out, we couldn't see 6-inches in front of us, i wondered how are we going make it through the storm. i got behind an 8-cheeler and focused on the taillights and those lights led me to safety at home. when we are going through a storm like, this tragedy, there's some lights, truth that is we can focus on. we can know first of all, that god is loving and second that god is priorful, finally, we know that god will defeat evil one day and that's the great hope of christianity that one day the lord is going to return and put an end to all of this evil that seems to be running rampid. >> people say how can a loving god allow this to happen? look what happened 2000 years ago when god's own son was tortured, nailed to a cross on good friday when he was buried, people thought evil has triumph but three days later it was obvious that good had triumphed over evil. the final story in this tragedy in this church has not yet been revealed. i b

it's humbling to know in some small way i can do my part on behalf of the people of west texas to serve those who put their lives on the line for all of us. veterans represent the very best of what this country was built on. service before self. i say this at a time when our country's culture and political environment seems so divided. one thing that continues to bring us together as americans are our service members and our veterans. when they raise their right hand and swore an oath to defend their fellow citizens, they did not care if we were from a red state or a blue state, republican or democrat. they did it for love of country and to protect not only their family and friends but also the stranger whom they'll never meet. that's why i'm also very proud when we consider veterans' legislation, as we're doing today and tomorrow, we are doing the two most important things expected by all americans -- working together to solve problems and delivering on our promise to the american people. i believe that the cumulative effect of commonsense measures such as the bill that we are consider

elevations that have ears no analysis of showering weather for the southwest, whether the southwest was west texas next big storm from the pacific or the radar where we will see heavier rain moving towards the areas concerned about the flash flood watch this morning towards northern and central california and not too bad as we look at the snowfall, but the cold air will get here as we head into the weekend, especially the northeast and south is 12. we had a pretty good run if i do say so myself. lauren: we did. i wore a hat and a winter jacket this morning. cheryl: coming up, iphone users commend this is for you. have you noticed when you type i you get it? instead. this is all over social media. people are really annoyed by this. apple working to fix an auto correct bug in its latest ios update. we are going to explain what is going on. cvs taken another shot ahead of amazon to possibly get into the drug business. customers will actually benefit from this move. you are watching "fbn:am." "volatile markets." something we all think about as we head into retirement. it's why brighthouse financial is

. >> reporter: the fbi agent, what happened saturday night near the border in west texas the left borderrol agent martinez dead and his partner critically injured. the fbi says after being located, at 11:20 in vanhorn both agents sustained traumatic head injuries with other miscellaneous physical injuries such as broken bones as donald trump reacted to the tragic news offering condolences for the agents families and vowing to secure the border. >> we lost a border patrol officer. we are going to have the wall. we need it. rough territory, that is where the drugs are coming in. a lot of things are happening along the border, the southern border and we will straighten it out. >> reporter: border patrol officials believe the agents were ambushed and attacked by illegals or drug traffickers while responding to a call. >> we believe border patrol agent martinez was ambushed by individuals, he was then violently beaten. thank god his partner survived, was also badly injured, but it is a very violent environment on the border. i think americans have had enough. >> governor abbott announced a $2

the book begins and ends on the devils river in west texas where my family has branched for generations. when i was growing up i worked on that ranch every weekend, spent all my summers out there working and i had no idea how historic this place was. i took everything for granted. i would find the arrowheads but i would play cowboys and indians when i was small but i didn't really understand how long people had lived in that landscape. i didn't really understand my own culture and didn't understand the ranching culture. i took that for granted, as well. i assumed i would always be a rancher and that was my destiny and there was no choice and that's what i wanted to be and that was it. there would always be sheep and goats in those hills and there would always be cattle in the bottomland and that was the way it would be. but when my father figured out that was what was in my mind he had a talk with me. he explained that ranching was dying and that the way of life that i took for granted was going away and passing away and i had to have some other way to make a living. we would always hol

-nat-the border patrol says this part of west texas is a well-worn drug and human smuggling route -- g some to point the finger in that direction. president trump, governor greg abbott, and texas senator ted cruz have all pointed to martinez' death as evidence that security on the southern border needs to be beefed up. but the fbi is less quick to jump to conclusions. while the governor calls martinez' death a murder, and the border patrol union claims it was an ambush - the fbi will only call it a "potential assault." but for everyone, it's a tragedy.scott mclean, cnn, el paso, texas (jr stone) coming up on the kron four news at eight... the future of medicine for ceritan attention disorders may be already here. hear how video games could help.(justine) and... hear what led up to this crash after the break. a truck driver is recovering after he plowed his truck into a gym in southern california.(ááávo fulláááá) it happened yesterday morning in los angeles. this is surveillance footage showing the crash. police say the driver lost control of the truck. he was later taken to the hospit

back into the reservoirs where the original fossil fuels were extracted, and it's been done in west texas as part of a process called enhanced oil recovery for 50 years i think. there's a lot of technology in texas and there's a lot of expertise in texas about carbon sequestration. in fact, there's a project down near houston, net carbon which is one of the big problems with carbon sequestration is the added cost to the electricity, but there's an innovative project happening, there's innovation ever. i do think we also have the capacity to solve these problems, this is one of what you preach it it's interesting. there's a problem called daschle a project called net carbon in houston with using this, they're burning fossil fuels in taking the carbon dioxide and directly using that to turn a turban as opposed to what regular fossil fuel power plants do, which is extracted, burn a fossil fuel, get carbon dioxide and other things and those go off as pollution. and then use the heat to boiling water to make steam to turn a turban so sort of dynamically of loss at every level if this is a much

were responding to what's been described as activity along interstate 10 just east of the small west texasn of van horn. a short time later martinez's partner called to say both men had been injured. both men were found with injuries. federal investigators are saying little about what happened only to say they're describing it as a potential assault on a federal agent. >> there are a number of possible scenarios. however, in this instance we are going to pursue the one that is most challenging as its presented to us which is potential assault on a federal officer. and as we collect the evidence, then the rest of the investigation will shape this up. >> reporter: shortly after the attack, the officials with the union that represents border patrol agents says that the officers had been ambushed and possibly attacked by drug smugglers. president trump seized on the unconfirmed details to plug construction of the border wall tweeting, we must and will build the wall. >> we lost a border patrol officer just yesterday and another one was brutally beaten and badly, badly hurt. looks like he'll ma

well as customer response and engagement. >> in texas we've had success with wind power, not only west texas, but south texas and it gives us that type of opportunity to have a different fuel supply, although it's hard today to compete with low priced natural gas. that's why some of our coal plants are problems. in your testimony, you said the initial assessment of the texas utilities that they did an outstanding job responding to the storm and i know over the years we've had partnerships with other states and other communities that will send our utility workers up there when they have a problem, when there's ice storms in dallas, we'll take care of that, but i don't remember seeing that much in the houston or southeast texas area. >> mutual assistance? >> yeah. >> there probably wasn't because the damage was very different and the cause of the outages was very different. usually the mutual assistance comes in to repair wind damage and poles going down and the wires going down. houston and beaumont was flooding and so, most of that was due to the substations being out and so once we were abl

this era, authorities in west texas continuing to scour the area after the death of a border patrol agent an attack that left a second agent in critical condition. casey stegall has the latest. >> federal law enforcement agency they're currently working to piece together a timeline of events to gain a better understanding of what exactly happened in this rural texas town over the weekend. >> we lost a border patrol officer just yesterday. and another one was brutally beaten and badly, badly hurt. >> agent rogelio martinez was patrolling the big bend sector. officials say he was working alongside his partner when they responded to a call off interstate 10 and somehow got into trouble. moments later, one of the agents came over the scanner saying they had been hurt and needed help. both men were transported to an area hospital where agent martinez died. >> we talk about the wall. >> the recent violence prompted president trump to once again to tout what he thinks it's important to secure the border with mexico. at today's cabinet meeting, the president talked about how his wall plan will he

take a check of west texas intermedia crude, could top $60 a barrel, up 36% from a low in june.rices are rising as well. >>> the pentagon saying north korea launched most powerful missile to date defying the trump administration and the international community. fox news confirming north korea launched another icbm today at 2800 miles into space. it landed in the sea of japan. that's a thousand miles high than the prior launch two months ago, that launch occurred over japan. and this happened weeks after president trump visited the region and reinstated north korea as a state sponsor of terrorism. again, this is the 23rd missile launch from north korea this year. take a check of u.s. defense stocks. they are jumping on the news. stocks like lockheed martin and raytheon. the president responding minutes ago. >> a missile was launched from north korea, i will only tell you that we will take care of it. we have general mattis in the room with us, and we've had a long discussion on it. it is a situation that we will handle. liz: joining me now, ford o'connell and jessica tarlov. good

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we are still trying to find out exactly what happened in west texas. that resulted in the death of one border patrol agent and serious injuries to another. correspondent casey stegall is following the story tonight from dallas. >> good evening. the fbi now officially says that this is being investigated as an assault on a federal officer, and tonight a race to catch those responsible. those who knew u.s. border patrol agent's p23 martin is best say he was an adoring father who had dedicated his life to public service. >> all he wanted to do is help people and help the world. >> he grew up with martinez. he says the 36-year-old was the epitome of selflessness. >> he would be the type of guy to give the shirt off his back and wouldn't ask for anything. >> investigators they agent martinez and his partner were discovered in a culvert sunday just off this busy interest -- interstate. they say both men received traumatic head injuries and broken bones. how they were hurt is either yet not known are not being disclosed. >> we have been out aggressively pursu

authorities say martinez and his partner suffered head injury and broken bones while on patrol in west texas near mexican border. investigators are not sure how they were hurt but are not ruling out that they may have been attack. >> we are investigating this matter as a potential assault on a federal officer and we are trying to gather facts and if the facts support that then we will pursue it. >> a $25,000 reward is being offered, for information leading to an arrest and conviction. >>> today the white house un veiled new economic sanction as begins north korea over its nuclear program. move comes day after president trump designated the country a state sponsor of terrorism. these latest sanctions punish companies and transport systems that support north korea. it has been more than 60 days since kim junk u.n. regime conducted any missle test or launches. >>> president trump and russian president vladamire putin spoke about north korea on the phone today. they also discussed future of war torn syria, iran, and ukraine. >> white house says the call lasted for more than an hour, president tr

authorities in west texas are scouring the area after the death of a border patrol agent and the wounding of another. casey stegall is in dallas. >> federal law enforcement agents say they are currently working to piece together a timeline of events to gain a better understanding of what exactly happened in this rural texas town over the weekend. >> we lost a border patrol officer just yesterday. another one was brutally beaten and badly, badly hurt. >> according to boston sent border protection, rogelio martinez was patrolling along the border. officials say he was working alongside his partner when they responded to a call off interstate 10. they somehow got into trouble. moments later, one of the agents came over the scanner saying they had been hurt and needed help. both men were transported to an area hospital where agent martinez died from his injuries. >> we are going to have the wall. sick of the violence prompted president trump to tout what he thinks it's important to secure the border with mexico. the president talked about how his wall plan will help curtail violent crimes lik

not only west texas, but south texas and it gives us that type of opportunity to have a different fuel plsupply. it's hard the to compete with natural gas. your testimony, you said that the initial assessment of the -- outstanding job. for the store. ice storms in dallas. i don't remember remember. >> that much because in the cause of the outages was very different. usually the mutual stance comes in to repair wind damage, the poles going down. the wires going down. houston was flooding, so most of that was due to the substations being out. so once we were able to get these in or the waters recede and get the substations back up and running, we were able to restore the customers the outages in those areas weren't very long lasting. they were more like a thunderstorm in houston and energy and intragy were continuously restoring customers, so their numbers were low although they ultimate ly restored a lot of people. >> that's why it worries me. in puerto rico, i think there's still only about 30% of the power that's been restored. it's really a case we need to work on. thank you, mr. cha

not only west texas but south texas and gives us that type of opportunity to have a different fuel supply. although it's hard today to compete with low price natural gas. that's why the coal plants are problems. your testimony you said the initial assessment of the utility is the data out standing jb of responding to the storm. i know over the years we have had partnerships with other states and other communities. that we'll send our utility workers up there and when they have a problem. ice storms in dallas they'll take care of that. i don't remember seeing that much in the houston our southeast texas area. >> mutual assistance? >> yeah. >> there probably wasn't that much. the damage was very different. and the cause of the outages was very different. usually the mutual assistance comes into repair wind damage, the poles going down the wires going down. houston and bow mont was flooding. so most of that was due to the substations being out. so once we were able to get these mobile substations in or the waters reseed and get those substations back up and running, we were able to restore t

may as well be on the other side of the world when you're talking about these great distances of west texassouth texas country. and you can see the resources that have to flow down there. they're going to flow a little slower than in a big city. >> let me read this tweet we have gotten in from texas, governor greg abbot. he tweeted this a short while ago. the governor saying "our prays are with all of those who were harmed by this evil act, our thanks to law enforcement for their response, more details from dps soon." we'll have more information on that as that becomes available. jim i'm going to ask you the same question i was asking malcolm nance a short time ago. when you look at the air i can't tell footage you get a sense of the space, the size of the church. are you surprised at all that after being able to wreak the kind of carnage this shooter did that he was able to get away and ultimately receive the scene of the shooting? >> not surprised. a quiet sunday morning any church is quiet, the streets are quiet. if you come in there with any kind of firepower, long gun, handguns, you st

had originally listed two on their log but they said it was just one, the motorcycle down after west texast of lanes. they issued a sig alert. that's also lifted. traffic is very slow approaching from vallejo. now on your approach to the mcarthur maze that's one the better approaches. this morning an accident in the car-pool lane, the left lane as you approach. expect delays of about 20 minutes. if you're approaching the toll plaza and here is a look at your mass transit options. ace train three is running late by ten minutes. guys? >> thank you, sue. cal train passengers will soon see some big changes. ground will be broken today on an improvement project that includes a new pedestrian underpass and a new 700-foot center boarding platform. the work will be done at night so you're not inconvenienced. the improvements will make the stations safer and fully compliant with the american with disabilities act. >>> for the first time ever licensed cannabis businesses will now be able to insure their crops. >> the commissioner recently gave the okay to a stockton company to begin offering coverag

the biggest event that a non-trump republican had a trump hotel was jody airington from west texas, spent16,000 to have a big reception at trump hotel, january 2nd, the beginning of trump's term. you might have thought it would be the beginning of a long string of events, but it wasn't. none of them have come close to the amount of money that airington spent on that first day. so if trump thought, or his organization thought, there's going to be a flood of business like this from other legislators, they've been disappointed. >> and trump's d.c. location, it isn't the biggest game in town for fundraising events. why is that? >> it's interesting. you would expect, now that there's a republican president who stones a steakhouse and hotel in d.c., that he'd be dominating the field of republican fund raisers, but he's not. there's a steakhouse on capitol hill, charlie palmer's, that has done much, much more business from republican legislators than trump has. the whole trump empire has been outperformed by a single steakhouse on capitol hill. that shows you that members are stuck in their ways