said hey, crime hoaxes hurt real victim his safety when another man approa the table he was workin at tuesday afternoon. promot violence and proceeded to get aggression out on us. >> he and others took out cell he is a student at uc berkeley and the president of turning point berkeley and vice presid campus republicans. promot violence considering he assaulted my friend. it's clear this university perpet or victims are. it's intolerable and has noplace on this campus. >> berkeley police are releas photo of the suspec they d if the man >> thanks very much. the stunning arrest of jussie smolle agains for moan. the empire actor is out on $100,0 bond and forced to give >> jus ignoring suppor despite what police are callin a hoax. after turningself in early thursd smollett faced a judge for the first time. charge with a felony for filing a false police report. jussie took advantage of the and anger of racism to promote his career. i left hanging my head and asking why. why would anyone, especially an symbol a noose to make >> who makes something like this attemp to make more moan. false le

a police dogr bob redell workin story, gathering new information. he'll join with us a live report in our next half hour. >>> the california dmv admits that immigration and customs has access to information that could get some people deported. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez joins us live in san jose with what this is all about. kris? >> reporter: we're talking about those driver's licenses that were made possible by assembly bill ab60 which was passed years ago in an effort to get undocumented immigrants to get driver's licenses, so that they could be on the road legally and they could get insura a. passed in 2013 and stated not used "as evidence as citizenship or status or criminal investigation, arrest or detention." our sister station nbc san diego talked with a man pulled over by depoation, and he s says he knows that i.c.e. had access to his driver's license information because that was the picture they showed him to identify him. so now a deputy director for the dmv explains the agency does not keep a separate database for a.b. 60 licens

help him get on that soul that's my my version is she supported me she is supporting everyone she is workin like professionally and humane. i don't know if that makes her in danger it makes her dangerous for that thought that the egyptian authorities. it took you a while to find her to track her down and where is she now what do you know about her condition where she is ok talk twenty one twenty one days we didn't know anything about her we used to ask anywhere and everywhere. my sister was and the lawyers. thought things were denying. everything about her and then she popped up. in front of the prosecutor in egypt. and. she was popping up like every fifteen days do you know where she is right now right now we hear conflicting news that she might be transferred to. a not a prison we're not exactly sure we don't know because my sister when asked to write her book a love. letter to show this from twitter a bit that says the story of her is the story of the deprivation of fundamental human rights and their personal freedom and i thought as well the expression inflicted on a person for discours

hotels a lot of guys who are building stuff there are building roads building bridges and these are workin guys and it really puts me back in touch with my my roots as a builder you know i started my career on wall street as an extractor now and getting more in touch with my so i was a builder that was interesting. being out here in very remote new mexico last night in our cheap motel there were a lot of cowboy boots left outside the rooms and you saw the guys in the elevator and they had really really really caked on mud boots on and it looked like they were doing something yeah one guy was heading out to the rink that put in a full day's work he said it's almost tough because you've got to artificial knees but you know he was off off running heading back to going to the work site and that's what this country grit grit well let's go look at somewhere this grit and maybe get some grit some kind of hungry that's a good idea we're not quite down to the south yet. so do you feel like part of the american west how very much so. i think this is a pilgrimage for me personally that has been fulfi

<"i have start my workin 530 in san francisco, but i'll just have to adjust to the new schedule, it's inconvienant yeah.>there are dozens of bart stations that will not have the eary bird express bus schedule provided so bart riders will need to look that up ahead of time and plan accordingly.we put all the information you need to know on our website kron four dot com.bart officials are aware of the severe impact this will have on bart riders but say the extra hour of work will help crews get this project completed on time.live in walnut creek, sara stinson, kron four news.### . ( james ) thanks sara. ( darya ) new this morning..police are looking for a woman who robbed another woman at an a- t-m near the downtown berkeley bart station. it happened monday morning outside the chase bank on shattuck avenue. the woman told police that the robber mentioned she had a gun and demanded the money. the thief got away with the cash. ( darya ) a teacher convicted of committing sexual acts on two 15-year-old boys will remain in prison. a state appeals court upheld the conviction and five year sen

. # workin' nine to five...#.se hours. next up, diana ross. what a way to celebrate her 75th birthday. the aretha franklin tribute summed up this show, a celebration of strong female voices. now it's time for a look at the weather. we can cross the newsroom to mel coles. thank you. after a turbulent end to last week, the weather this week is more settled. and while it is still cool for many areas, we are seeing some glorious spells of sunshine around. it is all down to an area of high pressure that is beginning to build down towards the south and west. the position of this will influence our weather for the coming days. today we are closing in an orderly earful, a co—direction to come from, but as we head through the week we draw up milder air from the week we draw up milder air from the south and west. as we head through the afternoon a good gale of sunshine. it feels fresh along the north sea coast because of that northerly wind, and increasing amounts of cloud move into northern ireland and scotland, patchy rai

. >> i thank the gentlewoman for her excellencomments and workin clarify this. i appreciate the chairman intervening. >> i knew the unanimous consent. i think i need to officially withdraw my request. >> you did it? >> i did. >> okay. sounds good. now, i will recognize you for your unanimous consent. i think you want to put in records and documents. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you. i ask that the la times article of july 16, 2018 actually be put in the record which outlines the $1.2 million statement. >> without objection to order any other unanimous consent requests? >> thank you mr. chairman. i ask unanimous consent to make washington post profile of michael cohen part of the record. the story shows cohen to be a selfish manipulator. >> so ordered. >> i ask unanimous consent to make the washington post article south korean firm paid him $150,000 as it saw as part of the record. i ask to make sentencing statement part of the record. it is a statement establishes that michael cohen continues to falsely blame his crimes on blind loyalty to the president

they are still workin on restoring gas service. >> number 2, approximately 100 pople living within a-block radius of the building were forced to evacuate. late last night a mandatory evacuation ordered applied to those whose homes or businesses were impacted by the fire and firefight. >> number 3, taking a look at the impact on traffic, geary and parker area limited -- back open. regular service for muni on the inbound side 38, 38r. outbound still still rerouting. >>> we're dealing with frost again this morning. some include the peninsula. here's a look at our last sunrise of the week. we'll see increasing clouds today and temperatures in the low to mid-50s. we should be near 60. >>> number 5, the oakland unified school district is proposing $22 million in cuts to keep the district out of the hole. this is as a teacher strike continues to loom. there will be a vote on the proposal next week. >> a 24% jump in five straight court quarters of profits. the company says it's still losing users. >>> gucci has pulled this $890 black wool sweater from stores after complaints it resembled bla

verizon confirmed today a contractor was workin to lay a fiber optic line when the gas been red tagged. traffic is moving again along geary boulevard. >>> a suspect in new york is under arrest accused of stealing another man's life savings. nicholas faces 21 felony counts in a scheme known as sim swapping. that is when a thief calls a wireless company, impersonates a victim, and gets the number of their sim card changed. the thief is able to change the victim's passwords and access their bank accounts without ever getting a hold of their phone. we spoke with one man who lost more than $1 million in about 20 minutes. most of his savings or his dollars cottage dollars college education. >>> frustration tonight for a lot of wells fargo's customers all across the country because of problems with online banking and their mobile apps. >> the service has been down for more than 11 hours now. maureen naylor talked to >> hey, you're not going to be able get no money out of it. >> reporter: a one-to-one wealth customer from another outside the san jose print after the san francisco based bank ha

him was workin to take down some. that prevented black people from ride in buses where they wanted to and to ride and train public transportation prevented them from voted in and all of those things that black people were prevented from doing and the south but not in the know not blacks of our ways could vote but as malcolm said you may have the vote but you end up voting for nothing because they've already decided that you're not going to have any power but. i moved to harlem in the summer of one nine hundred sixty two and i are moving in on a friday night saturday morning we got up instead of unpacking all that we decided we were going to walk down the main street in harlem which is a linux avenue which is now malcolm x. boulevard. and she would just look at the community when we got down coast in an exam no we saw a crowd gathering so we said oh i was going go and he said malcolm x. is going to speak. we've heard of him you know the boogie man he was the boogie man and lead in violence and shouldn't kill white folk

you know -- i -- i had detectives and their supervisors workin' on this case.hief, did he get a pass because he was a pillar of the community? he was a big shot guy. >> i don't know that he got a pass, i think he may have got -- the benefit of the doubt. bring me fried chicken that day. and lunch came and went. >> reporter: and no curt? >> and no curt. >> reporter: a few blocks away, curt had just stepped out of his law office. he was, in fact, on his way to the pie shop. >> and as i was walking to my car -- there was -- there was a gentleman in -- in a suit -- waiting for me. >> reporter: it was detective gibson. and he was armed with an indictment from the grand jury. he was there to arrest curtis for the murder of cory lovelace. >> reporter: and he said what? >> the only thing he said was, "my wife died in 2006." >> reporter: what'd ya think of that? >> that's -- that's not the reaction that i was expectin' at all. >> reporter: then again, curtis lovelace never saw it coming. >> told me to put my hands behind my back. and put me in handcuffs. >> reporter: wh

. # workin' nine to five...r 75th birthday. the aretha franklin tribute summed up this show, a celebration of strong female voices. officials in a remote part of russia have declared a state of emergency because of what they call "a massive invasion" of polar bears. the animals have been spotted in built—up areas of novaya zemlya more than 50 times since december. polar bears are not uncommon. entering offices, the animals are reported to have attacked people and officials have described it as a massive invasion and as the world's largest land predators a state of emergency has been declared. this remote region in the russian arctic is home to around 3000 people and since december more than 50 polar bears have been reported in the main settlement. officials say around 6-10 settlement. officials say around 6—10 can regularly be seen around a local military garrison. climate change has caused arctic sea ice to melt and that has driven polar bears to spend more time on land in an effort to find food. this change in

terms of schedules where ey arrangehild care and their employer then changes the hours that they'reso workin. he dignity of work is clearly all workers of this country. and if it's -- it's a pitch to the broad numbers of people in this country that aren't treated well, that don't -- that work hard every day and simply aren't getting ahead. if you love your country you'll fight for the people who make it work across all races, and that's the theme of my campaign. if i do run for president, certainly the theme of the dignity of work. >> you know, you said something s se to yahoo news earlier t week. you were talking about your recent re-election in ohio. you said there are 88 counties in ohio. i wo 16 of them a i won the state by seven points. but in many of those other 72 counties we got emas collated. they wen't even close. what did you mean by emaulated there, and what is the divide? >> that may not behe exact right word. maybe massacred, maybe blo away. what did president obama say after the elections he had a good word how we didn't do well in some states. one of the reasons in iowa we st

why he says workin ♪ ♪ i'm knocking on your screen door in the summertime ♪ >>> that's legendary singerking on your screen door." it's been 47 years since john prine earned his first grammy nomination for best new artist. since then he's won two. at the age of 72, he's never been more popular. the highest charting album yet "the tree of forgiveness," is up for three awards at sunday's grammys. it's the kind of late-career success that is thanksgiving gravy to a man with a devoted following who's long been admired by his pierce. bob dylan, johnny crash, bruce springsteen, and kacey musgraves have all admitted to being envious of john prine's talent. as we count down to music's biggest night, we went to nashville to find out what inspires the songwriting giant. play this one from your album. >> all right. ♪ john prine knows how to tell a story ♪ ♪ if you like your echo sweet ♪ and your streets with not concrete you'll be in your bed by 9 every night ♪ >> reporter: he can put a lump in your throat. ♪ if you saw our wedding wall ten miles away approaching my mexican home ♪ >> reporter: for

the united states postal service unveils a new line of stamps, honorinhonoring military workin.at again. ♪ there you go making me feel like a kid. . they customized my insurance, so i only pay for what i need. i insured my car, and my bike. my calves are custom too, but i can't insure those... which is a crying shame. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ maria: welcome back. good thursday morning, everybody. thanks so much for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo. it is thursday, february 7th. your top stories right now. it is the deal of the day, suntrust and bb&t merging in a $66 billion all stock deal. the merger will make the company one of the largest banks in the u.s. it will be the sixth largest bank. suntrust shares are up 10% right now, bb&t up 4.5% as you can see. earnings certainly setting the tone for markets. twitter out with better than expected results. the stock taking a hit after the company reported declines in the monthly daily users. 126 million users. that was a disappointment. the stock down 6% at $32.02. markets are looking lower

. # workin‘ nine—to—five, what a way to make a living... and what a way to make a livin‘.ing. here is a summary of today's main stories from bbc news: stricter rules could be introduced to stop anyone with a serious criminal conviction from getting a taxi licence in england and wales. a government consultation which starts today will look at new measures such as enhanced background checks and a national database to prevent drivers that are banned in one area from reapplying elswhere. i think the local authorities are all cognisant of the fact that vehicles and drivers work across authority areas, and therefore it's vital that we share information between ourselves to ensure that any public safety issues that we identify with drivers are made available to all. horseracing will resume tomorrow after an outbreak of highly infectious equine flu caused the sport to shut down. meetings have been cancelled since last thursday, and tomorrow's races will take place with strict controls. more than 170 racing stables had been placed in lockdown as a precautionary measure. theresa may