political breakthrough on the korean peninsula. hello and welcome to cross talk where all things are considered i'm peter lavelle the games have begun the younger sister of north korea's kim jong un has captured the attention of the media while u.s. vice president mike pence was mocked as a dud even undiplomatic the two koreas are engaging each other this makes the washington foreign policy swamp if you. cross the koreas i'm joined by my guest brian becker in washington he's the director of the answer coalition as well as host of loud and clear a daily new show on radio sputnik and in. we have gregory illich he is a korea policy institute associate or a german cross-like rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i always appreciate brian let me get me go to you here i'm sure you saw some of the mainstream corporate as coverage of the opening of the games and the what appears to be some kind of reproach moment between the two koreas but i thought a lot of that coverage has really missed the point in the what's real

korean peninsula crisis isn't washington d.c. it's not pyongyang or and so. you know part of the security architecture of south korea is that if there is some kind of conflict a major conflict the entire control of the korean military is under an american four star general i mean as an expert on korea i mean how does that sit with the korean population when they know that you know it's going to be the united states ultimately it's going to control that determine their security future and then you have folks reaching out its hand we don't know if it's real we don't know if it's genuine we don't know if this is just a ploy i mean it's a small step optics or something but i mean how does south korea feel about that i mean maybe at one time they needed that kind of security guarantee but it's well it's a very powerful rich country. how does that play into their thinking about dealing with north korea go ahead gregory. as you mentioned there is the agreement that in war time the u.s. military would take command of south korea and forthwith and i'm sure about was s

of course upset and overturn american preeminence and dominance over the korean peninsula over over south korea the korean people do one piece i hope goes faster rather than slower because the only way that america's obstinance he can be overcome is through momenta ok. down and tries to kill us it won't work on that positive note here many thanks to my guests in washington columbus and in cambridge and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at r.t. see you next time and remember crosstalk rules. about your sudden passing i phone lee just learned you were yourself and taken your last wrong turn. to you as we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry. so i write these last words in hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. i remember when we first met my life turned on each day. but then my feeling started to change you talked about more like it was a cave still some more fun to view those that didn't like to question our ark and i secretly promised to never be like it's one does not leave a funeral the same as one enters the mind gets consumed with this one to

i do not wish foreign abrupt reunification on the korean peninsula. it would be chaotic and dangerous. in terms of reconciliation, the two sides have to commit that living peacefully, whatever the political structures might be, whether unification or ,ederation or separate states that for the time being, living peaceably is the only option. host: thank you for the time this morning. guest: thank you very much. up, democratic delegate member of the reform committee discusses the recent in the aftermath of the rob porter story. ryan costello talks about the future of health care. c-span'so watch washington journal this morning. join the discussion. >> the c7 -- sees them bus it recently stopped in montgomery, alabama, asking what is the most important issue? >> being here and the birthplace of the modern civil rights movement, the most important issues are equality, freedom, and equal justice for all people. we cannot talk about this every february. we have to live it every day of the year. we have to do more to build bridges. a famous educator in alaba

judge it will be catastrophic if the present mood want to avoid a catastrophe our outcome in the korean peninsula this is why he's making every effort to diffuse tension to revitalize the momentum for dialogue you told c.n.n. it was trump's tough talk that brought the north koreans to open dialogue but said all that there was some kind of a combination in which trump closed the door on direct talks with the yes therefore the north koreans had to turn to the south so here saying all the provocations like traitor insults threats to wipe north korea off the map all that was a part of a conic plan to actually get north and south to talk. me to some contribution in which north korea is coming to south korea but there are some other some other regions no which north korea you know come to it was north korea might want to have some kind of economy because north korea might want to have some kind of economic cooperation with the south korea or maybe north korea might want to drive a wedge between seoul in washington but south korea knows all those in the intentions of north korea but despite all those in

rapprochement lessening of tensions and possibly the beginning of real reconciliation on the korean peninsula between north and south korea this happened as happened in the past that happened certainly in the year two thousand madeline albright was dispatched by bill clinton to pyongyang candy john went and met with kim jong il who is kim jong un's father then head of north korea but when there was taking place at that time it was with washington's blessing and as a consequence we see right now and this is why i consider this to be a pivotal moment it's a test of whether or not the south korean government which is clearly looking over its shoulder to see how much resistance it's getting from washington will be able to finally take a step to emerge as a truly sovereign entity and able to carry out with in korean politics and on the korean peninsula its own policy. it's a shame you certainly don't see north korea looking over its shoulder to see whether russia or china approves of its moves but here you have south korea with tens of thousands of american troops still in south korea and they the

which is a nuclear-free korean peninsula. reporter: would you advise president moon against meeting with the north koreans? vice president pence: i will tell you i look forward to visiting with president moon tonight and talk about our common interest and common commitment to freedom. but i also look forward to being with president moon to celebrate the olympics. as the president said this morning, south korea's done an incredible job getting ready for these winter olympics. it will be a great celebration. a great testament to a free and prosperous nation. i look forward to sharing a great experience and great memories with president moon. the backdrop of his discussions with north korea, about joint olympic efforts, i expect will be a topic. but at the end of the day i know that we're going to reaffirm in our discussions the strong alliance between the united states and south korea. it's an alliance that will grow economically and grow strategically and my great privilege to reaffirm that. >> as president trump met with supp

this is on the peninsula. no slowing but an alert for this one as well. >>> and wall street looking for a slow start thisjy'oa"w morni stocks fell on tuesday. that snapped a six-day winning vehicle. the dow industrials fell 254 points and you can blame this stock right here, walmart. walmart one of the dow 30, that company had its worst day on the stock market in 30 years. apparently walmart not selling as much as it hoped it would over christmas. vice president mike pence will be in florida today to announce the deregulation of space. fewer rules about what private companies can do in order to encourage companies like spacex. back here in california spacex has just delayed the launch of its rocket carrying, among other things, small satellites to provide high speed internet to people down on earth. spacex eventually would like to launch thousands of those little satellites and deregulation would help clear the way for that. that launch was scheduled for just a few minutes from now, apparently high winds are

so the first zone we want to move into is along the peninsula. the light to moderate rainfall could contribute some showers along the 101 corridor, down 280. the second complex of wet weather we're tracking is right here across 101. moving into gilroy. still wet weather, may hang on to about 4:42. also some low snow this evening right across mt. hamilton. we've seen a little as well for the santa cruz mountains. so cold air. isolated storms. also the cold temperatures. when the wind kicks up today, we have temperatures felt like the 40s. 45 is what it feels like. we'll talk more about the chill tomorrow morning. >> you can track the rain from the palm of your hand. >> another chance for the women's ice hockey. maybe not miracle on ice but just as sweet. for the first time in 20 years, the women's hockey team is simply golden. the american women came from behind to force overtime. then came the shoot-out in a gold medal game against canada. the u.s. scored the goal ahead in the shoot-out is that then one final stop there for gloria. look at this.

using everything from source to support to avoid confrontation is there hope the crisis in the korean peninsula will end in diplomacy offset a situation that looks poised for conflict and is washington saber rattling helping the process or do you railing it. chung going to a special advisor to the president of south korea for foreign affairs and national security welcome to the show it's really great to have you with us sure enough korea will participate in the winter olympics and will put its team under one banner with south korea it's clear p.r. move on the part of pyongyang to show that there are good guys who can be talked to what makes you trust kim jong. un knows trust he's a man of trust building on this you have to do kinds of interactions with north korea you can the trust was north korea therefore we are inviting north korea to. not simply because we trust north korea but because we want to build trust with north korea so to feel like maybe north korea is using the south with this olympics business to just siphon off more money and find a loophole through the sanctions. you know we ca

northbound 101 at peninsula -- actually it is on the peninsula overcrossing to 101. that is a good area to avoid off of the traffic. we have pictures of the crash we will show you next time. 7:03. let's go back to the desk. >>> the case in florida against nikolas cruz, the person accused of killing 27 people in parkland, florida will take place today. >> he waived his right to be in court today. so he will not be in court today. in a separate court matter, lawyers for cruz want to disqualify a judge on the case. the defense says that judge is biased in favor of prosecutors. threatening the right to a fair trial. >>> lawmakers in florida are expected to subpoena records from a number of local agencies that had interactions with cruz. a florida house committee is recommending a formal investigation into how school and law enforcement agencies responded to calls about cruz as well as how well law enforcement officers responded to the shooting at the high school that day. full subpoenas could be issued tomorrow. >>> a spokesman for the national park center are working wi

we still have this overturn on the peninsula. it's north 101. they've shut down the whipple off ramp until further notice. get off highway 184 woodside road or holly street. they have flared off the right lane and exit lane. >> breaking news from the abc 7 live desk. >> that breaking news in tallahassee were students from stoneman douglas high school who survived the school shooting are rallying at the state's capital. you see a live picture here of exactly what's happening. people gathering right now on the capitol steps. the students are demanding bans on guns used to kill 17 people at their school and trying to persuade people to pass laws before the legislative ends. they have scheduled meetings. they walked from the civic center earlier this morning. now at the capitol building. they are going to be holding a rally shortly on the steps. i'm going it keep watching our live pictures from florida this morning. i'll have updates throughout the newscast. back to you. >> jessica, thank you. >>> happening today, president trump will host students,

so that morning drive throughout the peninsula. we will start out in the upper 30s, we will be there through sunrise and a gradual warm up heading through 10:00 to 11:00 and noon, at 51 degrees today. all of our high temperatures reaching the mid to upper 50s today and then as you're getting dressed this morning you do need to make sure you're wearing some layers, good option to have a nice warm hat and also a coat and then also for the rest of the day we will need something like a scarf and maybe even gloves, especially if you will be outside for quite a while. or staying out on the train platform or bus stop. we will have spotty rain in the forecast heading into the next couple days. i think most of today will be all dry, but then we will start to see spotty showers popping up throughout the day tomorrow. that will be our best chance of seeing some rain moving through. as another disturbance passes across the bay area, just kind of reinforces this cold air that we're already feeling. as we head over to mike you're saying things a

as folks come across or head up the peninsula towards san francisco. a lot of slowing, two lanes are blocked by this crash. possible injuries as well as maybe a leak of some fluid on the roadway, that's one complication. south 880 the other side at industrial it looks like they may have cleared this crash from lanes, we are watching slowing on the san mateo bridge as well. a crash in san jose was cleared to the shoulder for slowing just north of 880 on highway 101. >>> a lot of people have been talking about it, a historic premiere. >> this is a whole new ball game. >> yeah, blasting through records at the box office. "black panther" has everyone talking this morning. the impact this historic film is already having here locally coming up in a live report. >>> i got my ticket. now, in tech we trust? maybe not so much. we will take a look when "today in the bay" continues. even if no one in your home smokes, secondhand smoke can be closer than you think. secondhand smoke from a neighbor's apartment can enter your home through air vents, through light fix

. ♪ ♪ >>> new details on a peninsula murder case. victim has been identified as gilberto martin rodriguez. his cause of death has not been determined but officials say this case is a homicide. >>> san francisco police want bike thieves to know their next target could be bait. trying to make off with a bait bike, but under cover officers race in and talk will him. this happened onned with in a mission district. the bait bike was locked up properly but the that he have still tried to steal it. >> one thing is to register their bikes. they can go to sf >> these operations will continue. last year nearly 900 bikes were stolen in san francisco. >>> immigration reform and the fate of 690,000 dreamers. a contention of powerful ceos and elected david louie looks at details of lobbying effort. >> reporter: the future of silicon valley is at stake. urging congress to address immigration reform and the possible and the protection for dreamers. delegation for the silicon valley leadership group wants to impress that they make up 54%. >> very few

the country today but again as i said should stay largely dry it stays logic dry across the region peninsula highs here in doha of twenty six degrees. there with sponsored by qatar and nice. it was a bomb. which modern day venezuela was established. for over a century this lucrative resource has divided the people both less than coasts with the world's largest reserves charting the impact of industrialization and the legacies of its prominent leaders we shed light on the troubles afflicting venezuela today the big picture the battle for venezuela at this time on al jazeera . welcome back to our viewers there i was a whole robbed over by our top stories athletes of north and south korea have barged into a unified korea's flag for the opening of the winter olympics appealed chick south korea's president who used the sara lee to reach out to pyongyang shaking hands with the north korean leader a sister. also colombia's former rebel group the fog has temporarily suspended its political campaign because of demonstrations and threats to its candidates because kate a political party last year after

down the peninsula we've had a couple of things going on. an overturned truck is leaking fuel at the corner of peninsula avenue. and the san mateo fire department has closed the ramps and streets in the area. a good area to avoid. and the police and fire department will be working the scene for a bit. it's not on the freeway and could affect you if you're in the area. southbound 880 is fine. there's a crash southbound 880 just before 237 and traffic is beginning to slow down. and the fire department is on the scene along with chp. if you can use 680 that would be better for you. >>> a santa clara county supervisor wants law enforcement to get through a back load of evidence. >> county leaders will decide what to do about the backlog of sexual assault kits. >> any time someone reports being a victim of a sexual assault or a rape they have to go to a medical facility and be examined by a sexual assault nurse. and part of the evidence, including dna evidence is packaged together in what is known as a sexual assault or rape kit and that package

other problem spots with a sigalert on the peninsula. here's a look at the san mateo bridge looks like across the span. you can see the red sensors. in redwood city, the whipple off ramp remains closed. also sigalert for you and the pinole valley road area on westbound 80 which we'll update in a bit. >>> that breaking news this morning, the world's most famous christian pastor has died. billy graham passed away at his home in north carolina this morning. graham transformed american religious life through preaching and activism. he was a counselor to presidents and was heard by more than 200 million people around the globe. he spoke here in the bay area at least a half dozen times. died of natural causes at 99 years old. president trump tweeted moments ago, let me show you here on my computer, he said the great billy graham is dead. there was nobody like him. he will be missed by christians and all religions. a very special man. reverend jesse jackson also tweeted out this morning saying, blessed with length of years and service, reverend

being i think the new cries asian and reducing those queers capability to destroy peace on the korean peninsula. comes before. cation. and that's i think what most korean people will prefer as well right ambassador thank you very much for this interview on inside we were talking to. former national security advisor to the president of south korea about the ways out of the nuclear crisis on the korean peninsula that's it for this edition of something called see you next time. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president i'm sure. most somehow want to be preached. to going to be press was like them before three in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters in my house. first sit. join me every thursday on the all excitement show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics school this list i'm showbusiness i'll see that. hey everybody i'm stephen bob. taft hollywood guy you'll suspect every proud american first of all i'm just george washington and r.v.'s to suggest this is my buddy max fa

a breakthrough in the korean nuclear crisis with the current success is build a new future for the peninsula will be forgotten as the olympic flame from korea. china young former national security adviser to the president of south korea welcome to the show great to have you with us ambassador the olympics are over it was so sister shaking hands with president moon jai in setting closely together at the olympic stadium smiling exchanging comments is a great diplomatic breakthrough the press is expecting but the beginning of something or is it all going to come back to being enemies now that games are over . well it depends on whether north korea has intention to denuclearize if they have if if all these. things are just to maintain as a means of retaining their nuclear capabilities will go back to where we were before the olympics or we could be worse off so it all depends on those korea's genuine intention well p.r. yon apparently wants to talk to the united states united states says it's open to talks with north korea but nobody wants to go first what is so role in this who blinks first gam

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developing right now two people dead, one injured after a triple shooting on the peninsula. the search for whoever is behind the shooting continues for hours overnight. the shooting happened at about 9:00 last night outside a market off of hillsdale boulevard near daly city. the police chief says one victim died at the scene, a second victim died at the hospital. officers say the shooter may have known at least one of the victims. police came up empty after a search of the area last night. they do not believe the gunman was in that area. >>> also developing this morning there are a lot of fears about impending i.c.e. raids throughout the bay area. it comes after warnings from oakland mayor libby schaaf then a series of arrests over the weekend. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is live in santa clara and, kris, what have we be able to learn about these potential immigration raids? >> reporter: we can tell you in about two hours there's going to be a prayer and vigil in honor of one man who has a detention hearing today but there's going to be a lot of similar prayers around

want to determine well first of all they want to make sure that if there's a unification of of the peninsula they determine what that unification is because that is going right up to china's border would be what the president white house would very much want in tides and the in the chinese don't want that happen no surprise danny let me go to you you know earl is mentioning about u.s. presence in syria and iran well i mean it's the activities of the united states in the region since two thousand and three that is only advance the interests of iran and i how many more do we have to go through how many more failed regimes that we have to go through in that region to show that the more you push for regime change you more you push to determine political outcomes the more you lose i mean it's a losing streak ok for over a decade and a half but nobody realizes that go ahead dan you're absolutely correct i mean the u.s. policy in the that part of the world has been just amazingly wrong headed the invasion of iraq provided a huge opening to a red america america is allegedly our number one enemy in

we have the offshore breeze near the monterey peninsula. so if you're headed to the at&t pro-amateur it is 59 degrees in pebble beach. really nice, the fog came in the other day but no factor today. we have a slight easterly breeze off the berkeley hills, 40s and 50s already and it won't take long to warm up. 41 walnut creek, dublin 41 along with pleasanton but 50s in el cerrito. these systems will be clipping the east side of the sierra forming the low in central and southern california giving them some rain next week but for us we are windy and kohler with nothing until the 24th. that could change as there are hints around the 19th. 70s for most of the temperatures with another day of records likely today. tomorrow we are nice with a transition but windy and kohler sunday and monday. >>> conversations about sexual harassment, the new program being introduced at an east bay high school. >>> facebook is testing out a new feature. not exactly a dislike button but the down vote button. we will explain. ♪ team usa to south korea! we can't fl

. >>> back to breaking news on the peninsula. overnight chase is finally over, but it started in sunnyvale and led to a neighborhood near stanford. it was in lockdown. >> "today in the bay" is live there right now, bob redell is off of el camino real and stanford avenue with what he just learned. bob? >> reporter: marcus and lawyer ration there were two suspects who led police on a chase here to this intersection in palo alto, el camino real and stanford avenue. as you can see in this video there was a heavy law enforcement response. not only from police here in palo alto, but also mountain view and sunnyvale. an officer on the scene told me that they did arrest two suspects, one appears to be a woman and we don't have any information about the second person, but the officer did say that they are not looking for anyone else. in other words, they believe they got everyone. this started just before midnight in the city of sunnyvale. officers there responded to a call of shots fired. when they arrived on the scene they say the suspe

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the hope is that all this could help reduce tensions on the peninsula. well, not so much of a thaw quite yet, on thursday pyongyang put on a massive parade, a show of military might and missiles. the bbc‘s stephen mcdonnell is in pyeongchang. i mean, you can imagine the excitement here in pyeongchang, today, after all these years of preparations, finally it is opening ceremony day. now that means we are going to have elite athletes competing in these mountains and, of course, this hugely significant geopolitical clash playing out here at the games. this hugely significant geopolitical clash playing out here at the games. i mean, even before the opening ceremony starts today, we've just heard that president moonjae—in will be hosting a cocktail party with vips. you can imagine the potential there — there's american vice president pence there. oh, we'll introduce you to kim jong—un‘s sister. how are you going? nice weather we're having. even though it might not be like an official meeting between the us and north korean camps, the potential for t

the south bay and peninsula all green. no problems. west 580 the slowing is gone but one vehicle reportedly in the center divide. it took one of them over off the shoulder. a smooth drive out of the altamont. slow down to the spring town exit where the crash has some activity. reports of pipes in the roadway. your right two lanes as you travel westbound from richmond to golden gate field, that's the direction where we have reports of the two left lanes with possibly some pipes in the roadway. i hope no one hits them before they check it out. we're watching that area as you come down off the bridge and down to the bay bridge. despite that report of debris in the roadway i don't see any slowing. 14 minutes to the bay bridge. cash lanes holding on to cars waiting. we'll track that. back to you. >> thank you, mike. 5:11 now. coming up next on "today in the bay," the new push to fight rules on short-term rentals in a popular vacation spot. mike traffic tease >>> right now at 5:13 every thursday and friday before you head to tahoe i'll give

peninsula temperatures climbing to the 70s. a lot of folks heading to half moon bay. san francisco low to mid-70s. his in the mid-70s. and as we see the numbers, those could break records again tomorrow. the big story is high pressure, where is right now? basically right over northern california. typically this time of year that's north of hawaii but not the case so far this month. and as you can see the long range rainfall all the way to the 15th doesn't bring anything around the bay area, maybe a few showers around the sierra middle part of the month, but high is not going anywhere, the weather forecast is really not changing. so unfortunately instead of steeg 1 to 3 inches of rain we should see between now and the 15th of the month, no change there. so the seven-day forecast looks similar. your record highs possible again tomorrow around san francisco. little bit of a cool down as we start the week. then the temperatures rebound again. and how about that, almost 70s across the board. this is nice to have, but at some point rest of the month continues going this way

launches a major operation in the sinai peninsula and in hospitals on alert for casualties and massacred two journalists and jailed after uncovering what the government did not want the world to see. the u.s. congress had approved a spending bill ending the government shutdown the house of representatives passed a new federal budget which must now be signed by president to the. earlier the senate missed a deadline to pass the legislation which resulted in the second shutdown in just three weeks was blocked by a senator from republican party who opposed the budget deficit so let's get more on this now we're joined by white house correspondent. she is live for us and washington d.c. so it has not been easy but the legislation has been passed one of both sides getting. both sides are getting a lot of money that's what both sides are getting and that's where the contrary controversy was and that's why this government shutdown occurred because there was one lone senator rand paul from kentucky who said to his fellow republicans we are usually the party that restrain spending but in this case

better news for peninsula commuters. we had that earlier sig-alert in burlingame and anza cleared out of lanes. recovery is happening. >>> number 7, the black panther is playing in theaters across the area. we are were at the grand lake theater where ryan kugler, the director and co-writer made a surprise appearance. >> what a nice surprise. it was really cool. >> it's cool to see someone with oakland roots and do so well. now the movie people can't stop talking about. >> 97, 98% on rotten tomatoes. >> it didn't show the movie like that other theater. >> not good. >> they know how do it right in oakland. >> back in 25 minutes with an abc 7 news update. >>> good morning starts now. happy new year by the way. >>> good morning, america. new developments in that deadly school rampage. what we're now learning about the 17 victims. a swimmer preparing for college and a hero football coach who acted as a human shield. plus, new details about the shooter. claiming he heard voices in his head. and questions about missed warning s

let's talk about the peninsula. 45 this morning. nothing but sunshine. pretty comfortable temperatures. by noon at 56. 63 at 4:00. then we drop down to 53 at 8:00. let's see what's going on for the north bay. 37 this morning. you saw temperatures, that's an average. 59 by noon. mid-60s by 2:00 and 4:00 when the temperatures will be more homogenized and 48 degrees by 8:00. a quick look at what's coming at you the next seven days. nothing as far as sunshine. once again, we're still on the record pace for the driest february ever. however, there is a big change sunday into monday. april winter chill will return. i'll show you that drop when we come back. frances has an update. >> it's been quiet on the roads despite a few earlier accidents. we'll take you to the south bay. this is 101 and san jose near 880. this is off to the shoulder. the tow truck is now at the scene. it has not caused any problems for taillights heading southbound and headlights moving northbound all the way up the peninsula. metering lights on traffic is backing up past the 880 overcros

the time when the olympics closing ceremonies are happening on the korean peninsula. the president daughter just right in south korea. is that time in more than a coincidence or you're trying to send a coordinated message? >> first 20 sikkim ivanka trump has been briefed on this. she's been part of the team. she had dinner with president moon. they had a private discussion in advance about this occurring, and this is been an interagency process. so i think i said earlier, when the vice president went over there he announced the sanctions, were not ready at the time. had he been ready to be released we would have done this earlier and there's an extensive process, an enormous amount of work that's been done with the intel community on an interagency basis to get where we are today. in the back. [inaudible] in other words, what shows if it doesn't work? what next? >> i don't think will make any comments on what options are or are not in the future. we will continue as we see things that should be sanctioned. sanctioned. i can assure you we will continue to roll out new

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south bay 51 degrees, peninsula 50, tri-valley 45 right now. another thing you will notice all in all the skies are fairly clear, a couple low lying clouds in the east bay, eventually we will welcome in high clouds and in san francisco right now it's at 54 degrees, a little chillier in the north bay at 47 degrees. overall, though, the temperature change not really a significant amount in terms of the drop. look at napa, a little bit of five degrees cooler but san jose we are a little warmer, san jose 1 degree warmer, sunnyvale 1 degree warmer, santa cruz 4 degrees warmer at this hour. the reason that we are still waking up to warmer temperatures is because we do still have that ridge of high pressure that has been warming us up and that's what's been keeping the bay area nice and dry as well. let's talk about those overall highs because i did say that we are going to be near record highs. look at the daytime highs for san jose, 76 degrees, east san jose also at about 76 degrees, 74 degrees for milpitas, east bay also into our low mid 70s for oa

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couple of spots, the peninsula. this one on 92 westbound by skyline boulevard, we had reports from chp it may be in the eastbound direction also. we'll check back and get confirmation on that as well. an accident 24 at 580. the curve partially blocking the slow lane. tow truck is on scene here. >> sue, thank you. we know cancer warning labels have been on packs of cigarettes for years now. now if a consumer group has its way, you can see it on coffee too. a lawsuit percolating since 2010 goes into mediation today. a group called the council for research on toxics wants coffee manufacturers, distributors and retailers to post warnings about potentially cancer causing chemicals in coffee. that carcinogen is a natural by-product of the coffee roasting process. the chemical is at a harmless level in coffee. a krill mied found in foods like french fries and potato chips. >>> harley davidson recalling 175,000 motorcycles out of concerns the brakes could fail. they were made between 2008 and 2011. deposits can form on brak

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south bay 49 degrees, peninsula 50, tri-valley 45 and right now in san francisco 53 degrees. look at that nice camera over the north bay right now, 45 degrees and, yes, it's about 49 in the east bay. your microclimate highs for again. 76 degrees expected for san jose, milpitas at 74, heading over towards the east bay, 74 degrees for concord, oakland at about 72, hayward 73, the peninsula will have similar conditions, even along the coastline, half-moon bay going to be a great beach day if you're heading towards half-moon bay, santa cruz, monterey, any of those beaches will be climbing into the mid 70s and a lot of sunshine. san francisco 74 degrees for the embarcadero, 75 for santa rosa. how long is this dry weather going to be sticking around? we have high pressure dominating through super bowl sunday. if you notice judging by the icons and not just the icons but also the long range models it looks like we are expecting at least 10 to 14 days of dry warm weather in the bay area. definitely a dry start to our feb. mike is tracking a crash in oakland. >>> we had a pleasant dri

around three degrees celsius on sunday afternoon meanwhile temperatures picking up across the arabian peninsula lossie fine interactively on saturday but i think that we have across northern parts will sink a little further southwest twenty six celsius haven thirty degrees celsius in riyadh on sunday and we'll see temp to picking up in doha as we go on into the early part of next week so we'll be approaching the thirty degree mark already we've got temperatures picking up once again into southern africa particularly across the the a western cape cape town has same some right it has now made its way through dry skies coming in behind ninety degrees celsius on saturday and a high of twenty five by sunday. in the courtroom. welcome back let's get a reminder of the top stories sarah knowledge is there a the winter olympics have opened with a historic show of unity between north and south korea athletes from the two countries much together on the south korean presidential council with cameo john the sister of the north korean leader kim jong. u.s. president signed off on a spending bill ending the s

wet to weather will start to bring those temperatures down temperatures on the slide for the korean peninsula over the next few days heavy rain is to southern parts of japan and that's all making its way east. on counting the cost of wild swings for global stock markets look at what's going on and why it matters how we mean twenty eighteen are still fighting for equal rights in the workplace and boss us shell is defying expectations but will it make life more difficult for opec counting the cost at this time. welcome back our mind in our top stories here on al-jazeera says korea's president has used the opening of the winter olympics to reach out to pyongyang shaking hands with the north korean media system but u.s. vice president mike pence avoided any contact because president don't come to the defense of a white house aide his quits after being accused of domestic by well porter resigned earlier this week after two former wives made separate allegations of verbal and physical abuse. mexican marines arrested in the tourist drug cartel leader with a five million dollars but i'm t. almost hea