of the peninsula. second we must stay committed to the path of dialogue and negotiation. the use of force does not solve differences and will only lead to bigger disasters. as the only way out, dialogue and negotiation also represent the sensible choice for all parties. our past experiences have shown when dialogue were going the situation would have stability. during the five years between 2003 and 2007, when parties were engaged in dialogue and negotiation, three documents were adopted. in particular, the september 19th joint statement in 2005 set out the road map for the dprk's abandon of all nuclear programs and the realization of peace. the joint statement carries major positive significance and has been reaffirmed and acknowledged by the council. since dialogue and negotiation came to a halt in 2008, the situation on the peninsula has gradually gone out of control and the dprk has accelerated its nuclear development process and has performed tests and dozens of missile launches. we are seeking a

the peninsula. and is the key for solving the nuclear issue. [inaudible] china has over the years made efforts and played a unique role in negotiated solutions of issues. through china suffered in the support of all parties that the party talks on the nuclear issue expanses six party talks. >> under the current circumstances china still prepared to work with all parties to make a contribution to the revolution on the peninsula. in view of the recent developments on the china has the proposal the approach and the new declare his nation of the peninsula. and establishment of peace in the peninsula and synchronize and ultimately they should both be together. the proposal which comes forward as the suspension of nuclear activities of the prk and bu thy bring the two sides back the first step of the dual track approach or the initial stage of this program china's proposals have taken into consideration about the short-term and long-term goals and then complementary to each other. while they are designed

the peninsula. you see all the red on the traffic map. a major traffic issue on the peninsula. northbound 101 in san mateo shut down as we speak. reports much fushts gunshots on a man down on the freeway. 101/92 interchange a interdense spot on friday and commute times. live pictures now we'll try to access the live karms on the peninsula. what you're looking at now is 101 and palo alto .backup handy gas chromatographied pooflt as the cars go north they will hit the traffic. 101 and 92 closed right now. we have a crew on the way the nbc sky ranger is on the way to give you yumts of the closure along the peninsula. >>> get ready because no matter where you are in the bay area chances are you're going impacted by protests this monday mp may day immigration and workers rally expect today law larger than normal crowds this year because of the trump administration. nbc bay area jones us live in san francisco and tell us more about what's planned and the impact it could have on folks. >> reporter: jessica

the denuclearization of the korean peninsula. the chinese proposal in the dual-track power approach that denuclearization and replacing the missile agreement this is the first -- i look back -u.s.e history of the dprk relations and the rolling back of the hostility of the dprk as a precondition of solving all the problems. established -- concluding the, peace agreement between the dprk and the united states. to turn it into a state of war and hostility. under the circumstances that no trust is like today. these two issues would restrict the progress of each other rather than accelerate it. since our nuclear positions is the product of the united states hostile policy towards dprk it is not an issue to be taken on the negotiation table. the formula is not new. and it is one that has faith in the process of negotiation. therefore we oppose the negotiation with two issues. as far as the chinese proposal, the joint military exercise. the nuclear and ballistic missile of the dprk. as well also for this proposal, the united states refu

the korean peninsula as well as outside the peninsula. uruguay has stressed the urgent need to bring to an end the vicious circle where the dprk violates the security council resolutions, the council then imposes sanctions and issues commune kays and has reiterated its responsibility to states that have sufficient leverage to develop a new negotiating track in order to resolve this impasse. uruguay sees no other solution to the north korean question that does not include dialogue, negotiation and political commitment. in this respect, mr. president, my country reaffirms its desire to working within the security council to find a peaceful, diplomatic and a peaceful solution to the denuclearization of the korean peninsula. thank you very much. secretary tillerson: i thank the representative of uruguay for his statement. i now give the floor to the epresentative of france. mr. delattre: mr. president, mr. secretary general, i'd like to thank the american presidency of the security council for having taken the initiative to have this importan

the denuclearization of the korean peninsula. the chinese proposal in the dual-track power approach that denuclearization and replacing the missile agreement this is the first -- i look back -u.s.e history of the dprk relations and the rolling back of the hostility of the dprk as a precondition of solving all the problems. established -- concluding the, peace agreement between the dprk and the united states. to turn it into a state of war and hostility. under the circumstances that no trust is like today. these two issues would restrict the progress of each other rather than accelerate it. since our nuclear positions is the product of the united states hostile policy towards dprk it is not an issue to be taken on the negotiation table. the formula is not new. and it is one that has faith in the process of negotiation. therefore we oppose the negotiation with two issues. as far as the chinese proposal, the joint military exercise. the nuclear and ballistic missile of the dprk. as well also for this proposal, the united states refu

issue on the peninsula. we call upon all parties especially those directly concerned on the u.s. to demonstrate dialogue and with that the dialogue process. we look to the council for further consensus and speak with a more united voice. in the meantime they are open to all useful proposals by the parties. all ideas for negotiation and an equalization of the peninsula. they can be explored. colleagues, as we meet for the special session china calls upon all parties to make concerted efforts to two urgent tasks. first, -- with definite/quickly in possible. keeping the urges all parties to remain calm and exercise restraint and hat productive actions that cannot the two mistranslations. there should is cannot be any double-strand. what we demand of the dprk to observe the councils resolutions and stop the nuclear missile development, we also demands the u.s., and other parties to refrain from conducting or expand a military development against the d dprk. all parties should comprehensively appreciate and fully

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situation on the korean peninsula. >> that is the north korean building, that is the equivalent to this one. >> those are guard posts, those are north wing guard posts. >> the concrete line is clear. >> there are two soldiers, they have another one there. >> listen very carefully. >> this is to the east of here. >> this building over here is the same purpose as the freedom house. >> there is another building in front. that one is taller. their flagure that is taller than ours. other posturing things. >> we're going to start the meeting. [indiscernible] >> we will go in, once their set -- they are sets. vice president pence: thank you all for being here. representingto be president trump here. to stand here in this place, to be able to give the commitment to ourunited states long-term alliance with the people of south korea is a great honor for me. to our shoulders here and the soldiers of south korea, we commend them for their vigilance. historicg this frontier our freedom. of theess the resolve people of the united states of in the to stand together months and years ahead with the peop

on the korean peninsula. paula hancocks is in seoul at the airbase with and up close look. >> reporter: dave and allison, this is max thunder, a massive operation in south korea. there is more than 80 aircrafts involved in this. that's more than 1,500 people. we know that it's routine. we know it's annual. we are told by the lt. col. in charge they weren't actually carrying out these drills, they don't have a spec enemy in mind. given the tensions on the korean peninsula, this is inevitably going to be more in the spotlight. the massive fighting power. it is not what north korea leaks to see. every single year when it happens, they become angry. they believe this is a dress rehearsal for an invasion, even though the united states say they are defensive in nature. just never mind what's happening on the peninsula at this point. north korea said the u.s. pushed the situation to a point where a nuclear war can break out at any time. china as well suggests these drills should not be hang, saying if the u.s. halts

the second biggest aviation exercise on the korean peninsula. we have cnn's paula hancocks in seoul with the up close look. >> reporter: dave and alison, this is a massive air operation with the united states and south korea here in south korea. there are more than 80 aircraft involved and more than 1,500 people. we know it is routine and annual. we are told by the lieutenant colonel in charge when they carry out the drills, they don't have a specific enemy in mind. given the tensions on the korean peninsula, this is more in the spotlight. this massive fire power seen by north korea as well. it is not what north korea likes to see. every single year when the drills happen, they becomefurii. they believe this is a dress rehearsal for invasion although the united states says they are defensive in nature. keep in mind, north korea said the u.s. pushed the situation to the point where nuclear war could break out anytime. china suggested the military drills should not happen. if the u.s. holds the military drills, potentially north korea could suspen

with the korean peninsula. the resolve express of the people of the united states and the president of the united states to achieve that objective through peaceable means, through negotiations. but all options are on the table as we continue to stand shoulder to shoulder with the people of south korea for the denuclearization of this peninsula and for the long-term prosperity and freedom of the people of south korea. let me say it is also very humbling for me to be here. my father served here in korea in the united states army more than 64 years ago. the general favor to me this myning with reflections on father's service. it seems fitting that as vice president, i could be here to personally express the timeless bond between the people of south korea and the people of the united states of america. people across the world should between oure bonds people are not safely strategic and military. they are personal. and they spanned generations of americans and south koreans. and on that foundation, we will see free

brink of war on the peninsula. >> that is chilling. nicolle wallace in detroit michigan tonight. the question i've wanted to ask you for so many weeks. what is it we are witnessing in this president and in this west wing largely? is it too lofty to say that there's a metamorphosis going on? or is this right now the period we were told, you'll be thankful soon that he has professionals on the national security team? >> well, i think what we've been watching for some weeks now, is the rising influence of the generals and the more competent people who know how to govern. the governors -- not governors of states, but people with the experience of governing, and the declining influence, the bannons, the kelly annes. i think it was always going to be an international crisis that really elevated the people that advice any president under these circumstances. i talked to a senior white house official involved in the shake-up, and the realignment of power there, who said the last 10 days, and really the way the process work

as we get a look at the rest of the forecast head back to the peninsula. beautiful day under sunny skies in palo alto in 80 draegs, san francisco 70 in the mission but take note as you head up in the microclimate of the marina cooler 65. the north bay 78 in mill valley. 82 in insomnia ma and the beaches still cool. the biggest question i'm getting asked lately with all the sunshine coming our way is how long could it last? so i want to give you a look at the long range forecast see dry weather likely through may 8th at this point. we definitely have plenty of time ahead. this summer above average temperatures on top. and take note. by next fall we may see el nino return. on sunny weather as 70s through san francisco next wednesday likely sixth by thursday and friday. inland swrals warmest weather ahead by next wednesday, likely up to 88 degrees. and full on sunshine the next seven days. >>> love it oh my good miss. >> just in time for the weekend. >> you got if. >> thanks jeff. >>> still it come at 5:00 fixing potholes but it's going to cost you. the gas p

president trump faces rising tension on the korean peninsula right now. the question is what's his strategy to deal with kim jong-un? the world's attention is on north korea, which is celebrating the 105th birthday of its founder. it's morning over there right now, and some observers expect that the country which promised a big event will use the anniversary to test another nuclear weapon, like right in the next few minutes. anyway, the pentagon ratcheted up pressure by sending an aircraft carrier strike group to the area. in fact, china foreign minister warned storm clouds gathering over the peninsula there. well, for the past few weeks, president trump has toughened his rhetoric toward north korea. he said, quote, north korea is behaving very badly. it is looking for trouble. he referred to the menace of north korea, and he tweeted, i have great confidence that china will properly deal with north korea. if they are unable to do so, the u.s. with its allies will. usa. well, here's what he told reporters just yesterday. >> north korea is a problem. the pr

the san mateo bridge, the westbound direction into the peninsula. traffic looks good and these drivers moving along in the good clip and 24. when they get to the tunnel, they may have to slow down. there was a pipout crash that happened this about 45 minutes ago. an ambulance was called to the scene and at last check, a tow truck. time now is 503. back to the desk. >>> there was a bad crash in livermore overnight. a suv collided with a big rig. and ktvu's lee martinez has more. >> reporter: the accident happened this morning earlier and the scene is cleared up. you're looking at 84 here at the intersection of the canyon. you can look and traffic is slow this morning. they doing a lot of construction. caltrans is doing a lot of construction here. they had it do up to one lane on the eastbound direction. and now, the crash happened after mid-night. this section of highway 84 in liver moore was under construction by caltrans and down to just one lane. and the suburban suv hit the rear of the big rig driving in front of him and near a traffic light. you

let me show you the choice you can make on the peninsula, back to waze. if you're going down 101, the scene of the crash, it takes about 43 minutes for the green drive. san francisco in toward palo alto. save you a couple minutes even though it's a longer drive as far as mileage, down 280 now. choices you can make around the bay area. take your waze app and make sure you're a member of the team as well. if you did join waze earlier, you might be a member of a different team. go to teams under your proand click on our name, nbc bay area wazers. watch a video, there's your profile or mine. yours would say your. then you pick our team. back to you. >> good to have you on our team. thanks. >> speaking of profiles. we were talking a second ago about credit score dating. the site we were mentioning, creditscoredating.com. i misspoke. >> dangers on the road, the larming new numbers that show how distracted people really are behind the wheel. they're not just making phone calls. >>> first,enning now, 5:54. searchers believe they found the body of a 78-year-old ma

in the korea peninsula a missile failure. a failure and explosion of that missile after it took off. this happening about four hours ago in the area of sinpo in the northeastern region. what we are hearing from two u.s. officials believed to be a land based missile. the question was was it a submarine based missile launched or land based. would it be liquid fuel or solid fuel. the submarine based technology the concern that the delivery system could be mobile and moved throughout the sea of japan and toward hawaii and the united states. joining us right now on the phone president of the sheriff's fund a group dedicated to the end of the threat of nuclear weapons and the the james martin center. joe, what are you taking away from the information that we have right now on what this snapshot of where north korea is and we don't have to go too far back when shinzo abe was with president trump in florida when another test happened. any difference that you would mark between those two tests that says you are -- you're more concerne

china is not a focal point of problems on the peninsula, and the key to solving the problem on the peninsula does not lie in chinese hands. that said, asa not lie in chinese hands. that said, as a close neighbour to the korean peninsula and with a responsibility for peace on the peninsula and in the region, china has overthe for peace on the peninsula and in the region, china has over the years played a unique role in promoting a negotiated solution of the issue. i wa nt negotiated solution of the issue. i want to reiterate china's firm opposition against the us deployment of thaad anti—missile systems in the dprk. it is a move which seriously undermines the security of china and other countries in the region and damages the trust of other parties in the region. it is detrimental to achieving the on the peninsula. i spoke a short while ago to my colleague in new york and she gave us colleague in new york and she gave us the latest on this latest missile test. what we have unofficially as us officials reporting on the circumstances of the test. they have a p pa re ntly circumstances of the

the peninsula -- naval strike force to the waters of the peninsula. -- off the peninsula. paul is calling in from michigan, he supports a preemptive strike. why is that? caller: i am a navy veteran, six years. the submarines service. what our capabilities are. you, very frank with athin two hours, in withinated attack , we couldal weapons suburbrth korea into a with no problem. ,000ould not have to put 50 or 100,000 troops on the ground. we would not have to fire a shot in anger. we have the technology. and the capability. strike thate a would take north korea out of the nuclear power business. littled put that fat idiot in orbit. generals and send them to whatever paradise they believe in. korea would welcome south korea in with open arms. unifiedould have a democratic republic of korea. and china would not raise a finger. war, well, the korean were fighting north korea and korea. soldierse more chinese in those ranks then there were koreans. -- than there were koreans. host: let's go to webster city, iowa, he opposes a preemptive strike. good morning. caller: i have been

we're talking mid-70s across the peninsula and low 80s in the far inland locations. i'll pinpoint those places. but first, let's say good morning to jaclyn dunn. >> good morning. and happy friday. look at that backup already building over at the bay bridge toll plaza. they are doing their shift change right now. that's when some of those toll lanes become fastrak lanes -- the cash lanes, excuse me. in the green, past the metering lights into the city, but see a few slowdowns at the toll plaza. things look great on the eastshore freeway. and mass transit is a great option. no delays. >>> jaclyn, thank you. the berkeley college republicans are threatening legal action against the university. they want the university to honor the original terms of a planned speech from right wing speaker ann coulter. as christin ayers reports, they will file a federal lawsuit if the demand is not met by today. >> reporter: the chancellor changes his tune. conservative pundit ann coulter can come to uc-berkeley's campus but not on april 27 and not at the original location. dirks called t

is heading back toward the peninsula. not out of the ordinary. the strike group was here off the peninsula a matter of weeks ago conducting military joined exercises with the u.s. the north korean official said they believe this is yet another example of a provocative act by the trump administration that will embolden this country to further accelerate. not tone back. but accelerate the development of their nuclear weapons and the missiles that could potentially deliver warheads to the mainland u.s. i want to read you what the high ranking official said. a comment regarding the missile strike in syria said, the quote the previous u.s. administrations have been attacking those countries who with haven't gotten nuclear weapons and the trump administration is no different than the previous u.s. governments in pinpointing those nonnuclear states. north korea is looking at syria and the countries like iraq and libya that the u.s. invaded and toppled those regimes. they feel that a workable int intercontinent intercontinent int

the peninsula doesn't see the build either. spring time tends to see this for the morning commute, the bigger build for the afternoon and evening. 680 a little slow as well as 880 through hayward. anywhere south of 580, these two freeways show the build, and across the bridges as well. let's show you waze. we talked about the backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. i said what would happen if you didn't godown the freeway, and waze will show you, look, the middle number, five or six minutes slower because you're back tracking. you know which choice is great right now and don't head through walnut creek because it's about ten more minutes. you can join our team and make this choice as you ready to head out any time of day from anywhere you're leaving. ia click on the magnifying glass and on your profile, at teams, select our team. nbc bay area wazers and join our community. we can get you all that information, nbc bay area wazers and waze and that partnership with you to get that information out. back to you. >> all right. >> milel

we arers off the korea peninsula. so you'll have mike pence first coming here to meet with the u.s. military stationed here. he'll also be meeting with their counterparts, some of their south korean counterparts. this will be an opportunity for him to show the administration's support for the work these men and women do here. but the high-level conversationconversations will be happening over the next few days when he sees south korea's acting president and when he goes on to tokyo, where he'll meet with the japanese prime minister. that's when these top-level officials will be talking about how to proceed when it comes to dealing with the nuclear threat posed by north korea. as will pointed out, it's everyone's belief that north korea is ready and capable of carrying out a sixth nuclear test. the question the u.s. and its allies needs to talk about is what the response to that will be. >> all right. alex field live from south korea. matt rivers live from beijing. and will ripley live from the north korean capital. i

the peninsula. moderate to heavy rain by morgan hill, back over to 101 south, and capitola, santa cruz. into the santa cruz mountains, that will be the focus today. 50s on the temps. it's been a mix of rain and snow at the higher elevations. that snow is finally turning over. look for highs for us in the 60s to near 70. a little better to the north. more cloud cover and rain to the south. sal, 7:01. things getting busy there for you as well. >> yes, they are, steve. a lot of fender benders out there in the earlier hours. the light has helped that. it's not raining as much as it was. on the bay bay, traffic -- bay bridge toll plaza, traffic is backed up 15 to 20 minutes. this is a look at the bridge getting into city. doesn't look bad across to san francisco. this is 880 in oakland near the coliseum. traffic is moving well in both directions. san mateo bridge looks sluggish heading out to the highrise with no major problems. in contra costa county, 680 is slow from 242 to walnut creek. at 7:02, let's

spotty showers, up to 66 degrees in the peninsula. 62 degrees in the east bay. san francisco, we'll see a high of 63 degrees. and as we get a live look outside right now in san jose, you're standing there getting ready for the day. it will be a day inside the closet as you try to prepare for long sleeves and some jeans to stay nice and comfortable. it will be kind of a cool day. we had mist and drizzle, looking at santa rosa and farther to the north in mendocino county, we're seeing some light rain and it's been very spotty. that is what we will see dipping into the san francisco area as well as marin and sonoma county throughout the morning. and it could make it into the east bay. that's what the models are showing, a little bit of spotty showers. nothing really heavy, and then we hold on to the clouds for one more day. the seven-day forecast shows that after today, the mist and drizzle, well things will clear out in san francisco over the next few days and the temperatures warming up. we'll be in the mid 70s for the weekend, while inland areas will be in the 8

they had issues heading to the peninsula. again, improvement there, but i'll show you the bigger look at the commute coming up. >> thank you very much. quarter to 7:00 right now on your wednesday morning. south bay family is demanding wrs after a mysterious and deadly accident last month that may have involved a vta bus. 60-year-old milpitas man died on march 23rd near the light rail station. a conductor first noticed the man's body in the roeld. authorities now believe a vta bus struck and killed man. the vta said the cameras on the bussant working so they can't verify through video, and an attorney for the family is asking for answers. >> alameda county contra costa county transit district may cut out bus service for three oakland schools. these are what would be impacted if the buses go, it would affect montero middle school, skyline day school, and community day school. the impact would affect nearly 7 students in the morning and more than 900 in the afternoon. >> pass the ketchup because books for the next few weeks aren

ship really headed to the korean peninsula at the time or headed smas else? the head lines overseas asking, was the white house lying? >>> severe storms hitting tonight. news this evening on the condition of former president george h.w. bush. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us on wednesday night. we begin with the bombshell announcement from fox news that their biggest star is out. amid growing reports of sexual harassment that sparked an advertiser revolt. bill o'reilly will not be returning after a two-decade run. the announcement coming with o'reilly on planned vacation. he was seen today shaking hands with the pope at the vatican. short time ago we heard from bill o'reilly himself. his response tonight. here's abc's chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis leading us off. >>> you're about to enter the no spin zone. >> reporter: no spinning it tonight, the king of cable news, dethroned. bill o'reilly, the host of cable's most popular show for 16 years, out at fox news, fired in the wake of that growing sexual harassment scandal. lachlan an

on the peninsula does not apply in the hands of the chinese side. under the current circumstances, china is still prepared to work with all parties to make contributions to the resolution of the nuclear issue of the peninsula. >> china also wants u.s. to halt its military issues with south korea and suspended clement of a u.s. missile deployment system in south korea in exchange for north korea's surrendering its nuclear and missile programs. the u.s. has rejected that deal, arguing its military exercises are defensive, race north korea is threatening the region and the world. senior u.s. officials are waiting to see if china's actions will soon vengeance writer create the statement says within the coming months it wants to see north korea curb its aggression. >> how long is the u.s. willing to wait? >> well, we've got to see a real change on the part of the posture of the machine and north korea. how do we see that? well, we'll wait as long as it takes, as long as the threat is manageable. >> tillerson says the u.s. is willing to resume aid payment

warships into the region, the waters off the korean peninsula, as a deterrent against provocation from pyongyang. all indications we're getting from washington right now are that there really won't be a reaction. they have acknowledged that a failed test happened. really, there will be no response beyond that. the thinking there is that there's no need to give any more attention to kim jong-un, no more focus to pyongyang at this moment because of this failed attempt, which again flouts so many sanctions that have been handed down. this is the fifth attempt at a ballistic missile launch just since the start of the year, as well as last year's unprecedented number of missile launch, ivan. >> all right. thanks, alex. we're going to go now to the north of the demilitarized zone to will ripley standing by in pyongyang. will, do you have the opportunity to ask north korean officials about this reported missile launch and apparent failure? >> reporter: yeah, we had a meeting with north korean officials today, ivan. certainly there are members of the north korean government, people who are eli

with the south koreans around the peninsula. they get very upset with military exercises and so on. they are paying close attention and they notice what we do. the question is, how do they interpret that and does it cause them to change their behavior. i think in the short-term, probably these gestures have caused them to pull back a little bit. maybe they would have gone ahead with the test a week ago if not for all the talk of u.s. force flowing into the region. in the long-run, i'm not so sure they actually believe we are going to use those capabilities. >> i think they do have an effect on the north koreans certainly. this morning, you saw that they had a big artillery exercise, live artillery exercise. they are reactive to some of what we do. i do think, though, that the accumulation of it over time can have kind of a numbing effect on the dynamics. so they do react. it does get their attention. but they have also gotten a little bit used to some of these moves. >> dr. freedland, you made the point that the chinese have pla

around the peninsula. 64 milpitas. east bay numbers down from 80 degrees in pleasanton to 67 degrees. you will feel the difference especially when that wind picks up. north bay from 61 in bodega bay to 66 in novato. we are going to track the storm together hour by hour. that's still straight ahead. right now let's send it over to roqui. >> thank you, roberta. that sounds good that the rain knocks out some of the allergies so i'm all for it actually. it's now 4:39. let's check the roads. >>> starting with mass transit, bart, ace train, muni and caltrain all on time. let's talk about san francisco bay ferries. the vallejo-to-san francisco ferry at 6 a.m., also at noon, 8 a.m., will be serviced by buses. this afternoon, san francisco- to-vallejo ferry at 2:30 and 5:30 p.m. will be serviced by buses due to mechanical repairs. moving over now to your roads. the san mateo bridge from hayward to foster city, looking good. that's 13 to 15 minutes between 880 and 101. eastbound 92 looking good, as well. and also on the peninsul

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moving over to the san mateo bridge westbound 92 is smooth getting to the peninsula and making the connection with 101. it should take you under 15 minutes. the richmond san rafael bridge is problem free so far this morning and an 8 minute trip on the westbound 580 side into the north bay. ( will @ landing ) a terrible tragedy out of the east bay. a one-year-old baby girl drowned over the weekend in a swimming pool. the pool was covered, but as kron four's justine waldman shows us from concord... one of the pool gates, apparently was not locked. police rushed to the home on leland way sunday afternoona family reported their one year old girl was missing.a police officer found her without a pulse floating in the backyard swimming pool.captain george laing / contra costa fire district sot this is a horrible thing to happen to any family.concord police tell kron 4 newsthe baby girl did not live at the home, she was visiting a family member.the pool did have a 5-foot fence around it.but one of the gates was not locked properly.it is not clear exactly how she got into the pool area.neighbors here

vins to the peninsula is certainly a sign of the gravity of which the u.s. regards the nuclear threat. it is not unusual to see a u.s. carrier in the waters off the peninsula, this is a place 30,000 troops permanently stationed but have upped the resources returning this carrier to the waters directly in response to north korean pro provocations, that's the official word from washington d.c., all options are being explored and on the table that's something that rex tillerson said right his or herren a trip to seoul, south korea, he said military options would be something that would be explored if needed, not anything anyone wants to see, but it is clearly intended to send a powerful message, it comes after a strike on syria and said it is evidence why north korea needs nuclear weapons to defend themselves they say. >>> thank you alex. >>> breaking down the day in politics and global affairs eugene scott is with us, good morning. >> good morning. >> starting with rex tillerson and nikki haley whether or not assad should stay in place. do you think they are o

translation: it doesn't matter whether the americans make the situation on the korean peninsula tense. it doesn't matter. we feel safe because we have the great leader, kimjong—un. this week, the current ruler, kim jong—un, held this meeting where his late grandfather was honoured. he is also thought to be planning a massive military parade as a powerful tribute, and a message of defiance. children sing. this is a country where art and armaments are blended in singular purpose, to demonstrate to the watching world that its nuclear ambitions will not be stopped. john sudworth, bbc news, pyongyang. north korea's army has promised what it called a "merciless" response to any us provocation, reflecting growing tension about the country's nuclear and weapons programmes. china has called for calm, saying it fears conflict could break out at any moment. the appeal came just hours after america dropped a huge bomb on so—called islamic state militants in afghanistan. our security correspondent frank gardner reports. a powerful armada, in the words of president trump. this is the us navy'

filter sunshine. 60s at the beaches, 70s at the peninsula, 73 redwood city and san jose and the santa clara valley through willow glen. fremont low 70s. east bay numbers coming down from yesterday when we topped off at 80 in concord. today about 78. but again, not the abundance of sunshine. some filtered sun in san rafael at 76 down from 78 yesterday. napa in the low to mid site of back through sonoma. we'll have mostly cloudy conditions in ukiah into saint helena in the mid-70s. >>> let's take a look at traffic now. if you had heading into peninsula across the span of the san mateo bridge here's a live look at that smooth moving traffic between hayward and foster city. but not so smooth along the altamont pass. >>> new this morning, a massive fire finally under control in los angeles. it started around 8 p.m. at a commercial food processing building. officials say it was fueled by leaking gas lines. witnesses reported hearing explosions from inside the building. arson investigators are looking into it. >>> a san francisco man may have to pay the city hundreds of dollars because he co

on the peninsula. it hanned on highway 92 west of el camino real in san mateo. our crews were at a news conference in the past hour. chp says it's trying to identify the man who died and figure out why he was walking in the westbound lanes of the highway. the victim is described as a hispanic male in his 50s wearing a stanford hat, black pants and black sweatshirt. >>> happening today, some major milestones for a project years in the making. ceremonies will be held later today to mark the beginning of construction on the golden gate bridge suicide barrier. >>> today in the bay's pete suratos live with what we can expect. good morning, pete. >> reporter: yes, that commemoration event for the suicide deterrent will take place later this morning. we'll see congresswoman nancy pelosi and senator dianne feinstein for that event but we're getting new details on when the construction will begin. let's show you a rendering what the final product will look like. as far as uz new details go, we know fencing on t

the peninsula. come on over and take a look. we will see the rain moving into the north bay tomorrow morning. so it holds off until then and the rest of the bay area will see it in the afternoon. hour by hour, we start out tomorrow morning at 9:00. we see some light rain moving into santa rosa and it will be cloudy and windy elsewhere across the bay area and maybe peaks of sun shine. the evening commute, the rain starts to get heavier in the north bay and the rest of us will see it moving in by the southwest peninsula by 9:00 tomorrow night. and looking at the possibility of heavy downpour, gusty winlds maybe 50 to 60 mils in the hills. and the expected rainfall totals for the north bay looking at 1 to 3 inches there. san francisco up to 1.5 inches. for the peninsula, 1 to 3 inches of rain and for the east bay, 1 to 2. the south bay .5 inch to an inch and the santa cruz mountains anywhere from 2 to 4 inches of rain by the time the storm wraps up on saturday. coming up at about 6:47 i'll talk about t

with the south koreans are on the peninsula. military exercises and so on so they are paying close attention and they notice what we do. the question is how to they interpret that and doesn't cause them to change behavior. probably these gestures have caused them to pull back a bit. maybe they would have -- if not for all of the talk of u.s. forces in the region. i'm not so sure that they actually believe we going to use those capabilities. >> i think they have an effect on the north koreans. you saw they had a big artillery exercise this morning. they are reactive to some of what we do. i think the accumulation of it over time could have a numbing effect on the dynamic. does get theirit attention but they've also gotten used to some of these moves. >> you made the point that the us, i think played , forraphrase what you said the last 15 years. as there any prospect of these military exercises changing china's view? >> i think at the chinese became persuaded, convinced that we actually were on the verge of initiating military ac

week. >> the president said we'd have an armada going towards the peninsula. that's a fact. it happened. it is happening rather. >> jon karl with us live. jon, for people watching at home keeping track of action taken overseas, of course the recent american air strikes in syria, those tomahawk missiles targeting the airfield. then, the american military dropping that bomb on isis in afghanistan and of course, now, the tense standoff with north korea, and late today secretary of state rex tillerson with strong words now about iran. what is the trump administration now saying about that country? >> reporter: secretary tillerson said that iran is complying with the letter of the nuclear agreement that was signed by president obama but he had harsh words for iran support of terrorism in the middle east and even suggested that iran is going down the same path as north korea. the administration is now conducting a review whether to drop out of that nuclear agreement, david. >> all right, jon karl with late news on iran today. jon, thank you. >>> one more note from s

we have a crash in the peninsula and we will have an update on that at 5:00. >>> and then the closest look ever at saturn and its rings. the gap between the rings and the top of saturn's atmosphere is about 1,500 miles. it's going to make more than a dozen dives between saturn and its rings and then it's going to plunge into the planet's atmosphere in september and destroy itself. >>> yeah, this piano needed a little help destroeying itself. students pushed the piano off the roof and this tradition helps to bring the campus community together. >> that is the dorkiest thing. i feel like i went to a dorky school, but mit, you got us on that one. >>> mom gets kicked out of a nordstrom bathroom because she was breast-feeding and what the store is saying about that. >>> a local acai upl seeker gets emotional after returning home to san jose, and he spent more than a month in detainment. >>> three officers were hurt in a crash overnight. i am gathering details on what happened and we will have that coming up at 5:00. >>> flash mob robberies. >>> flash mob robberies. b.a.r.t. is dealing with

redeployment to the korean peninsula. government officials tell cnn sending the warships is a provocation by the u.s. >> now, this is not an unusual military move. the u.s. often shows off its military force in the region. the trump administration is now defending its decision to send the strike group. >> it's prudent to do it, isn't it? north korea has been engaged in a pattern of provocative behavior. this is a road, regime that is now a nuclear capable regime and president trump agreed that that is unacceptable, that what must happen denuclearization of the peninsula. the president has asked us to be prepared to give him a full range of options to remove that threat to the american people to our allies and partners in the region. >> alexandria field has been following this story. we know that he's often reacted strongly to america shows a force in the region. do you think this is going to increase tensions in north korea? >> it will undoubtedly increase tension. of course, as you point out, we'll see the return to the

sky 7 overhead moments after the freeway shooting unfolded on the peninsula. a suspect lying on the side of highway 101. the same gun police say he confronted three chp officers with. >> the suspect was fatally wounded in the officer-involved shooting t. officers are all okay. >> a witness shared this cell phone video seconds before the shooting and a picture of officers raising their weapons at the suspect. authorities can't say what prompted the man to point his gun at officers. chp laws indicate there may have been a collision involving the suspect's black toyota pickup truck and another vehicle. sean ferry saw the truck near the boulevard exit while he was stuck in commute traffic. >> along the shoulder next to me, a pickup truck drove by at 30 miles an hour. they were even on the side far enough to kick up a lot of dust. >> reporter: but near the highway 92 exit, the man stopped on the shoulder and got out of his truck. police not far behind. it brought the afternoon commute on highway 10 is northbound to a screeching halt. the freeway shut down for hours

the peninsula on rainfall right now. that is on radar and others look look a day of waiting five minutes. the weather will change. . >>> good morning to you. and good morning to mornings on 2. it's thursday, april 13th. i'm dave cook. >> and i'm in for pam cook. and if you wait five minutes, it will change. >> and that is how it is. >> yeah. >> and i need to bring the umbrella and jacket. something nice and light. >> yes, yes. >> and yes. >> and that is about right. >> yes. >> yes? >> and what are you talking about? and i lived here all of my lives and some thunderstorms, storm production center has more in the north bay and thanna -- napa county, north county and into solano and contra costa east. we have had some into fort bragg north. i think the afternoon, we have good build ups and you will see some as well and in men do seen so county. and the russian river and there is nothing here and into vallejo and ven easternia and martinez and the biggest one is the san mateo bridge and into foster sea is the -- city and san

on the peninsula. of course, our forces. this is not -- about 28,500 u.s. forces are on the peninsula. of course, there are more forces in the region. we have about 55,000 based in japan. of course, more naval and air force is in guam. we have a lot of american military presence in the region, within a range of north korea's missiles. so actually undertaking a presentive or preemptive strike would have potentially significant consequences. i'm not talking about the war that we're used to witnessing on television for the last 15 years. this is a different kind of war. this would be a serious, conventional and potentially nuclear war. >> let's talk about what an attack from north korea to south korea means. we talk about nato countries and article v, if a nato country is attacked, all other nato countries have to treat it as if they've been attacked. we have treaties with south korea that involves mutual defense of south korea. >> we have a mutual defense treaty with south korea. if north korea attacks s

peninsula and the possession of north korea. there was an agreed framework, a period of strategic patience, but that is over. president trump has made it clear that the patience of the united states and our allies in this region has run out and we want to see change. we want to see north korea abandon its reckless path of the development of nuclear weapons and the continual use and testing of ballistic missiles, which is unacceptable. that clarity we hope will be thatved in north korea and they will understand that the united states of america, the people of south korea, our allies across the region, are resolved to achieve our objectives through peaceable means or ultimately, by whatever means are necessary to protect the security of the people of south korea, and to bring stability to the region. >> thank you all. please, head back. in announcer: after his visit to the dmz, vice president pence travel to seoul, korea, and held a press conference. this is 25 minutes. >> open -- language] g foreign