to san diego. new video shows alan lamont smith walking through the baggage claim at san diego international airport. the university of san diego basketball coach was staying at the marriott near union square with the team over the weekend. they were in town for a game against usf. a woman at the hotel called for help yesterday morning. she was hurt and taken to the hospital after she said she got into a fight with smith. >> he stated that the person that she had the physical altercation with and supposedly caused her injuries was someone she was involved in an intimate relationship. >> smith was arrested at the airport in oakland. he bailed out of jail and took a flight back to san diego last night. the woman's injuries are not life-threatening. the university of san diego says it's aware of the accusations against smith and is investigating. >>> in the south bay, deputies are looking for three suspects in a rash of burglaries. the santa clara county sheriff's office released these photos. investi

les en san diego lo celebraron de un dÍa muy particular. les cuento al regresar. are mellow. that yes, we like beeeeeeer! panda y unicornio por $8. ¡pero ahí dice $5! más impuestos y cargos. ¿quieren otro? ¡no, no, no, no! en t-mobile impuestos y cargos ya están incluidos. por tiempo limitado llévate 4 líneas por $35 cada una. Únete a t-mobile. enrique: el zoolÓgico de san diego celebrÓ el dÍa nacional del oso polar ofreciendo peces en un estanque a osos en cautiverio que fueran llevados encontrados muertos en el hÁbitat natural. en este dÍa especial le dieron un alimento particular. se estableciÓ para generar conciencia sobre el peligro de extinciÓn en el que se encuentra esta especie. nos despedimos con esta imagen. adriana: nuestros protagonistas. "el tuca" ferreti busca cerrar en el volcÁn el pase a cuartos de final. matÍas almeyda aferrÁndose a la internalizaciÓn de chivas. miguel herrera quiere acabar con saprissa para sÓlo tener en mente el sÚper clÁsico. neymar se encuentra en una encrucijada. la champions con

now to san diego. new video shows smith walking through the baggage claim at san diego international airport. the university of san diego basketball coach was staying at the marriott near union scare wi square over the weekend. a woman at the hotel called for help. she was hurt, taken to the hospital. after she says she got into a fight with smith. >> stated that the person that she had the physical altercation with and caused her injuries was someone that she was involved in an intimate relationship. >> sfpd arrested smith at oakland airport. he bailed out of jail. he took a flight back to san diego last night. the woman's injuries are not life-threatening. the university of san diego says the university of san diego says it's against smith and is now investigating. >>> this week begins the slow return to school for students and teachers in parkland, florida, after 17 people were killed. there's growing pressure on the broward county sheriff to explain his department's response to the shooting. abc ne

of the united states came up to san diego. but the euros welcome would not last. that same day admiral john hyland or to the formation of -- encourages the navy was looking for facts, not scapegoats. onemilitary recalled that had blood in his eye to get the commander and bring him to justice. hearings lasted for almost two asths, the crewmen testified did many of the officers and many of the mithra the chain of command. the board found much to criticize. when admiral johnson admitted he plans to find some forces, admiral marshall right shook his head in disbelief. when we add it up, they really had a contingency plan for forces that do not exist. bowman had ad similar reaction. -- we had not moved very persons the stone age. the court released its findings in april recommending that they be court-martialed. as well as a former -- formal letter -- try.st did not this was his greatest fall. the american public rebelled. wrote thatl magazine judging from what happened to the liberty and the pueblo, the navy prefers to accept the

to san diego. this new video shows allen lamont smith walking through the baggage claim at san diego international. the university of san diego basketball coach was staying at the marriott near union scare with a team over the weekend. they were in town for a game against usf. police say a woman at the hotel called for help yesterday morning. she was hurt, she was taken to the hospital and after she said she got into a fight with smith. >> stated that the person that she had the physical altercation with and supposedly caused her injuries was someone that she was involved in an intimate relationship. >> sfpd arrested smith at oakland airport. he bailed out of jail and took a flight back to san diego last night. the woman's injuries are not considered life-threatening. the university of san diego says it's aware of the accusations against smith and is now investigating. >>> happening today, it's the start of the slow return for school for students and teachers in parkland, florida after 17 people we

and he wants to see the eight border wall prototypes on display near san diego. the president has canceled previous tripped partly because of likely protests. >>> former governor arnold schwarzenegger and john kasich will announce a new group to reform the california republican party. they'll take part in panels on march 21st for new way california. schwarzenegger is one of the last republicans to win a statewide election in california. 26% are republicans in california. the former governor wants the republican party to choose policies that will help them to grow instead of continue to shrink. >>> time is 4:13. let's get you moving. sal can handle that. he's watching the commute. >> dave, good morning to you. >>> we are looking at a commute that's off to a nice start. northbound 101 from the gilroy area, traffic is going to be okay from gilroy to san jose. and that includes the drive to morgan hill. we call it the gilroy super commute. and so far, so good if you're driving from gilroy, san martin, morgan hill. this is a look at the commute in the san jose area. a

san diego state university offering a course, so removing donald trump from office, trump impeachment removal or conviction. and the case for impeachment. brandon jones, a senior at san diego state university, the college republicans joined us this morning. thank you for joining us. just from the description of the course alone does it seem fair to you? >> we see this type of stuff at the leadership institute campus reform and it goes to show you what is happening on college campuses today. this course has a clear message and i receive that message loud and clear and we are fighting back against it. heather: we did receive a comment from the school and this is what they say, quote, this presents an overall framework of impeachment, removal or criminal investigation of a president rather than focusing on donald trump. that is not what the course description is or the name of the course which you can see right there. >> san diego state will cover their bases and backtrack on this but if you look at the required course it was written by a left-wing nut on the east coast. trump is the nam

and san diego, hugging the coast. if you're heading to los angeles or san diego, you might encounter the splash and dash breezes. not as robust near the bay. northeast at oakland. and east, southeast hayward. and due east at sfo. temperatures on the temps to 50s. if not for the breeze, we'd be a lot cooler. lafayette at 37. 38 for dublin. and 37 pleasanton. the temp will drop check. pinole is 41. a big difference for el sobrante. ten up in truckee. 34 34 ukiah. and watsonville is 37 degrees. carmel is 41. santa cruz is at 40 degrees. all the active weather will be in southern california and arizona. we see 60s here. and temperatures with an offshore breeze might warm up briefly. tomorrow we get a few clouds, and it looks warmer going towards the end of the week and most of the weekend. i would hang onto cool here for a while, guys. >>> california high school in san ramon decided to no longer include the national anthem as part of pep rallies. they are citing racial controversy. do you agree with that decision to remov

diego's basketball coach here in san francisco early this morning. he's accused of domestic violence tonight. >> a car slaps into a child's southern california hope. family saying it's a miracle the child was not hurt. >> this weekend "black panther" became the fourth film ever to earn more than $100 million domestically in its second weekend. its diverse american audience. hispanic audiences make up 17%, 7% asian, 37% white. >> and because the me of movie is just good. >> bla"black panther" made $10 million this weekend helping it to 700 million worldwide since it opened. the comedy "game night" the high bri sci-fi thriller "nilelation" finished in the top five. >> "black panther" is evened by our parent company disney. i have seen it. little kids will enjoy it. for grown-ups there's a lot to think about. the fact that parts of it take place in oakland. >> that, too. you're seeing it twice. >> i am. >> and i'm paying for it. >> that's it for "abc7 news at 9." our next newscast is at 11:00. >> we'll see you then. - [announcer] it's the michelle meow

on saturday before the alleged assault took place he coached the game against usf, which san diego won. he coached at both santa clara and st. mary's. >> the woman's injuries are reportedly not life threatening. the university of san diego says they are aware of the accusations against smith and are investigating. >>> students at a florida high school where a gunman killed 17 people are getting ready to return to their classrooms. marjory stoneman douglas held an open house for students and their parents. they were allow today come on campus and make changes. they're promising to make their voices heard at election time. >> it's our generation. columbine was 19 years ago. now that you have an entire generation of kids growing up around massive shootings and now they're able to vote explains how we can have the change. >> teachers have work days on monday and tuesday, classes are set to resume on wednesday. >>> a surprise this weekend at the democratic convention in san diego. >> in the race for united states senate, the vote was no consens consensus. >> neither dianne feinstein or kevi

the mom and daughter had minor injuries. >> >> well, it's known as san diego's cannabis church. a church that distributes marijuana as a sacrament. now the leaders of the sacred source sanctuary are filing a lawsuit against the city after the police raided their place of worship earlier this month. the church is nothing more than an unlicensed cannabis shop, the police say. but they say that the city is violating their right to freedom of religion. >> they did $75,000 worth of damage and took inventory. >> the leaders claim that giving marijuana out as a sacrament is no different than giving out wine in the catholic church. >>> handwriting specialists say the use of technology is damaging children's dexterity. the excessive swiping is not helping them develop the dexterity needed to hold pens and pencils. our question of the day is how concerned are you about children who struggle to hold pencils and pens due to too much technology? very concerned, somewhat concerned, or not concerned? let us know what you think. >>> a new study shows wine may not be beneficial for our health wh

democratic assembly members kevin mccarty of sacramento and lorena gonzalez fletcher of san diego are behind the "safe youth football act".writing."the science is clear: head injuries sustained at a young age can harm kids for the rest of their lives." "developing skills through flag football before high school is sound public policy from a health and safety standpoint."sot even in flag football you can get a concussiondanny williams is the president of yep sf a youth football program with several locations in the bay area. he tells me, kids need to learn how to tackle, block and score safely ..sot it parents think it is ok we think the fundamentals developing at a young age are importantnats tom bradythe lawmakers argue even nfl stars like tom brady played non- contact football.after years of denials, the nfl has acknowledged a link between head blows and brain disease. and agreed in 2015 to a $1 billion settlement with former players.the state has strengthened concussion protocols which includes teaching parents, players and coaches how to recogize the signs of a concussion.. willia

assemblyman todd gloria of san diego introduced legislation to warn -- award developers if they build affordable housing than is smaller than the average new buildings. if passed they would create a rewards program. based on the amount of usable space. the goal is to maximize density and build the homes close to public transportation. >>> ktvu fox two is once again proud to be a part of the bay area tradition. we will carry life the san francisco chinese new year parade, which began in the 1860s. it celebrates the new year and the lunar calendar while educating the bay area about the chinese culture. the parade and festival have become the largest celebration of asian culture outside of asia. ktvu has broadcast this parade since 1987. we are smiling right there. ktvu's julie haner once again will be a cohost along with bay area journalist ben fong torres.

kevin mccarty of sacramento and lorena gonzalez fletcher of san diego are behind the "safe youth football act".writing."the science is clear: head injuries sustained at a young age can harm kids for the rest of their lives." "developing skills through flag football before high school is sound public policy from a health and safety standpoint."sot even in flag football you can get a concussiondanny williams is the president of yep sf a youth football program with several locations in the bay area. he tells me, kids need to learn how to tackle, block and score safely ..sot it parents think it is ok we think the fundamentals developing at a young age are importantnats tom bradythe lawmakers argue even nfl stars like tom brady played non- contact football.after years of denials, the nfl has acknowledged a link between head blows and brain disease. and agreed in 2015 to a $1 billion settlement with former players.the state has strengthened concussion protocols which includes teaching parents, players and coaches how to recogize the signs of a concussion.. williams worries if kids start tackle

and san diego. mid-50s there to about 60 in palm springs. and a quick look at the seven-day forecast and what you're going to see are temperatures that are going to be really cold. upper mid-20s to mid-30s with that heavy snow thursday to moderate friday to lighter saturday. the best chance to get up there tomorrow and sunday. sue? >> so much for that. thanks for the driving tip. we'll go up friday. >> good luck. smooth sailing this hour. looks like the road is wet here. might have had a stray sprinkle or two coming across the span. and as amy hollyfield said the testing of the third lane lights in the eastbound direction will begin this morning. right now you're looking at about a six-minute drive from richmond over towards san rafael. >>> hi, everyone. we are learning about a presidential visit to california. the first for president trump. i will tell you why he's coming here next. >> also, rules of the sidewalk. the community where pedestrians are about to start sharing the pavement with robots. pavement with robots. >>> and a south bay >

kevin mccarty of sacramento and lorena gonzalez fletcher of san diego are behind the "safe youth football act".writing."the science is clear: head injuries sustained at a young age can harm kids for the rest of their lives." "developing skills through flag football before high school is sound public policy from a health and safety standpoint."sot even in flag football you can get a concussiondanny williams is the president of yep sf a youth football program with several locations in the bay area. he tells me, kids need to learn how to tackle, block and score safely ..sot it parents think it is ok we think the fundamentals developing at a young age are importantnats tom bradythe lawmakers argue even nfl stars like tom brady played non- contact football.after years of denials, the nfl has acknowledged a link between head blows and brain disease. and agreed in 2015 to a $1 billion settlement with former players.the state has strengthened concussion protocols which includes teaching parents, players and coaches how to recogize the signs of a concussion.. williams worries if kids start tackle

san diego is sponsoring the legislation. assemblyman todd gloria authored the bill and under the plan, developers would be rewarded for building affordable units near public transit. so here's how bill 2372 would work. the plan tries to maximize density essentially favoring developers who build with more usable space and change impact fees so it would be by square footage, which is supposed to encourage developers to build more compact units. the plan would reduce the requirements for actually needing parking spaces near the units. the bill would follow others intended to spur development like the one by san francisco senator scott weiner. that bypasses rules that limit building height near transit centers and real estate experts say if you are near a bart station, chances are you're in the middle of a new building boom. cities have the choice of whether or not to participate. this bill follows what cities are doing already encouraging developers to go near public transit but the ll making its way through sacramento now from

todd -- of san diego said we've been doing it all wrong. he introduced legislation that would reward developers for building affordable units that are smaller in size than average new construction. and also that are close to public transit. if passes bill would create a rewards program based on the amount of usable floor space. the idea is to design projects that maximize density.>>> changes on the way for the waterfront. yesterday the board of supervisors voted to move forward the 28 acre mission rock project. it is funded by the san francisco giants. it will transform a parking lot right across from at&t part incidents. stores cafis of 1500 housing units. it has a one $.6 billion price tag. construction is expected to start next year.>>> think this valentine's day like a giant pillow fight. hundreds of people gathered in san francisco this evening to take part in an annual tradition. -- nothing says valentine's day.>> reporter: to make the mess easier to sweep. it still look like a blizzard at the ferry building. a few hundred people at t

el ex pelotero esteban loaiza fue arrestado despuÉs de que agentes del alguacil del condado de san diego encontrarÁn en su residencia dde kilos de cocaÍna con un valor estimado de 500,000 dÓlares. >> ahora entiendo por quÉ era una desilusiÓn para jenny. ahora entiendo por quÉ ella quiso separarse. porque obviamente no querÍa estas cosas. jaime: el ex futbolista fue detenido el viernes pasado mientas manejaba un vehÍculo de uso durante la revisiÓn del automÓvil, agentes del equipo para la reducciÓn del crimen en la frontera descubrieron un sofisticado ccompartimiento. al ejecutar una orden de cateo de la residencia que loiza alquilÓ a principios de febrero, encontraron los 20 kilos de droga. >> un pelotero que o no mÁs de 40 millones de dÓlares, ¿para quÉ necesita hacer esta clase de cosas? jaime: esteban loaiza tendrÁ que presentarse el prÓximo miÉrcoles 14 de febrero en una corte del condado de san diego, para que un juez determine cuÁl es su situaciÓn legal. ilia: termina en el hospital la nueva del presidente trump despuÉs de abrir una carta que iba dirigida a su

san diego. --segun testigos, la aeronave se desplazaba a baja altitud tras despegar del aeropuerto "montgomery-gibbs", en esa >>> una persona murió al estrellarse una avioneta contra un edificio en construcción en san diego. se desplazaba a baja altitud tras despegar. no se reportaron otras personas heridas. las autoridades investigan reportes de que el piloto habría intentado lanzarse de la avioneta. >>> ahora continuamos con más noticiero telemundo 48 a las seis. >>> este es su noticiero telemundo 48 a las seis. >>> nunca más, este es el mensaje de miles de jóvenes a lo largo y ancho de la nación después de la masacre en florida de la semana pasada. >>> decenas de protestas que hoy se llevaron a cabo. están en vivo y hablaron con estudiantes. ¡qué te dijeron? >>> así es. los estudiantes están preocupados y hartos de las matanzas. las vidas de las víctimas no pueden quedar en el olvido. >>> yo prefiero que las personas escuchan mi voz que ir a clases. mi voz es más importante. >>

why a coach from san diego was arrested at the airport moments before boarding a plane. >> reporter: students will be rallying at a high school in palo alto in support of tougher gun laws in light of the mass shooting at florida earlier this month. the event will be getting underway an hour from now. >>> it's raining pretty hard in some areas. look at the richmond bridge if you have a chance to look at your tv screen. you can see the rain coming down pretty hard and that's no doubt going to affect the commute. >>> there's two bands, one from san leandro, oakland, to san mateo, and half moon bay. (door bell rings) (cell phone vibrating) ♪ hello. hello. hello. hello. hello. hello. hello. hello. hello, i got your package. you can just leave it, thanks. (cell phone vibrating) hello, can i help you? hello. hello. hello. hello. hello. ♪ >>> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> good morning to you. thank you for joining us on mornings on 2, monday, february 26th. i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. time is coming up on 6:30. and down in the south and across the midwest, they are fa

an "ibis" from the san diego zoo. she gets her color from the food that she eats. ( james ) coming up in the next hour on the kron 4 morning news... more weird weather across the bay area with snow falling overnight in some places. and another storm is on its way. we have live team coverage at the top of the hour with everything you need to know as you head this morning. ( james ) a big story this morning... wild weather in the bay area. that's hail falling from the sky in newark. ( james ) and this is the livermore hills this morning... a kron 4 viewer sent us this picture. ( james ) and this is the view from clayton this morning. you can see the snow off in the distance. a kron 4 viewer also sending us this picture. ( darya ) good morning i'm darya folsom..darya folsom.. ( james ) and i'm james fletcher. we have team coverage of the ásnow that fell across the bay area. lydia pantazes is live in livermore where that snow fell overnight.( darya ) but first let's start with rebecca strom in the weather c

a couple of more calls, this is john from san diego. caller: hi, i am calling from hi, i am calling from san diego. host: understandably the fbi has admitted they missed the reporting on this alleged shooter, and there are ways we can safely protect people's privacy and yet report on or peoplethan men have potential problems like this? caller: i believe there should be legislative law. individual or or as a friend, see someone with concerns of mental health and wanting to hurt someone, especially to kill someone at a school, i think those concerns should be addressed and brought up to whatever law enforcement needs to be brought up so they could take care of it. should things like this not be missed by that the and that is something that should have been taken care of at that point. sessionmebody at the compared it to missed signs at 9/11 before 9/11, thanks for the call, joe. host: margaret from arizona, go ahead. caller: i think the focus on the mental health issues -- my daughter works as a counselor for a elementary school. about si

so when i got to san diego, i was working with lots of different people. and then i met another guy years later whose company was coming through san diego doing stuff. and i liked what they did. and he said well we are from sfransan francisco, we are up there, you should come up and work with us. >> and i was like, well, maybe i'll try that. and i did. >> and you and your daughter went up there? >> yeah, we did. >> and how did you end up in east germany. you spent a lot of time there. >> well, we went back and forth a lot. people would get smug teld out and get smuggled in. and you would spend time with a particular group. and they would get flown to the u.s. and they would spend time with your group. and so to be able to go first to germany and find out that i was the smuts sa leila, which is the black story teller. and they said we want you to work with these actors. you do the workshops and plays. we have folks we just want you to come and play with us. so you go and play and start talking. well, just come through here and spend some time with us. and s

san diego is sponsoring the legislation. assemblyman todd gloria authored the bill and under the plan, developers would be rewarded for building affordable units near public transit. so here's how bill 2372 would work. the plan tries to maximize density essentially favoring developers who build with more usable space and change impact fees so it would be by square footage, which is supposed to encourage developers to build more compact units. the plan would reduce the requirements for actually needing parking spaces near the units. the bill would follow others intended to spur development like the one by san francisco senator scott weiner. that bypasses rules that limit building height near transit centers and real estate experts say if you are near a bart station, chances are you're in the middle of a new building boom. >> they can take people from point a to b to c, those are the ones that people want to live in. >> reporter: under this new bill, from san diego, cities would have the choice whether or not they want to part

know in 1986, 10 years before that, san diego just had this huge problem. they captured -- border patrol agents captured 600,000 people in the san diego area during that one year, in 1986. they built a wall, fortified it in '96 in a way that didn't go around environmental protection things that the judge referred to. now they have 30,000 people that they catch. so from 600,000 down to 30,000. the wall works. that's what the judge was referring to. >> seems so far from reality, just a short time ago. so i think the american people, when they see this progressing, going forward, wondering what the wall will look like. >> the president is slated in march to look at the prototypes in san diego. operatives, members of our navy seal community tried to breach the wall prototypes, and they couldn't. that shows they're doing the job they're supposed to. the irony is that this judge made the ruling. someone owes him an apology if they were critical of him, with mexican heritage, because he's clearly judging the law with no political affiliation whatsoever, and he gre

san diego --d mostly out in san diego. >> are at this from your book, the chinese attitude, you say, as you can -- we can do to you, but you cannot do it to us. >> yes. >> what does that mean? >> a very specific incident, during a ram pack when the chinese ships were partici rimpack, i happen to be on the uss ronald reagan at , and what it was was a chinese spy ship, agi. why would they said -- send a spy ship to a nexus size they were participating in? why would they send a spy ship to an exercise they were participating in? the idea is you are coming in -- thatticipating night, they made it clear that we are not going to do some of our operations now, especially from the aircraft. that was one thing but we did not publicly complain. the idea was that, look, you are in international waters, you're right to be there. go ahead. that is fine. so next time when we have international orders spying on you, you are going to leave us alone. that did not happen. shortly after that, there were a couple of incidents over near and against the south china sea when the chinese and started complai

diego. ilia: religiosas catÓlicas procedentes de varias ciudades se reunieron frente a la oficina del senador para exigir una ley de protecciÓn para los dreamers. las monjas estarÁn al presidente de la cÁmara de representantes y a otros legisladoresha quedado en los principios de su religiÓn y protejan a mÁs de 800,000 jÓvenes de la deportación. varios manifestantes fueron arrestados. el yerno y asesor del presidente perdiÓ formalmente el acceso a informaciÓn secretay no fue el Único, otros asesores tampoco tendrÁn acceso a esa informaciÓn. janet nos explica. janet: el yerno del presidente ha perdido el mayor privilegio, acceso a informaciÓn confidencial y secreta. el viernes, el jefe de gabinete de grado el acceso de kushner y de todos los asesores que trabajaban con autorizaciÓn temporal, porque sus revisiones de antecedentes no se habÍan completado. los antecedentes de kushnerimpiden que el fbi acepte darle informaciones sensibles. hoy, la casa blanca quiso hacer comentari

people in san diego are doing that automatically. matt bradley tells us more. >> a lot of art work coming from. >> reporter: back in 1991 rodney spent 22 hours in jail for selling weed. a misdemeanor mistake that's haunted him for decades. >> it's horrific. now that i'm able to change it, it's even better. >> reporter: rodney's record and thousands of others in the state are about to be cleared or reduced. this week san francisco and san diego announcing marijuana misdemeanors after1975 will be wiped and in communities. >> we have taken long segments of our community and margin marginallized them over a policy that's wrong. >> reporter: the idea for giving past crimes didn't sit well with everybody. >> we're saying that it is, again, look. >> reporter: even winter starkness can't diminish alaska's vast natural wonders. waters that teem with fish lap against land rich with minerals. wondse wonders on a slow motion collision course at the headquarters of the world's largest salmon run. >> in the winter how many times would you eat salm

Él aÚn en 30 un delito mayor en el sentido pero que es el condado de san diego que estÁ presentando los cargos. por el momento esteban loaiza todavÍa permanece en la cÁrcel y estÁ esperando a que en cualquier momento llegue su abogado a atenderlo. nosotros solicitamos hacer una visita y obviamente ÉltendrÍa que aprobarlo pero nos han dicho que durante hoy y maÑana no puede recibir otra visita mÁs que la de su abogado. Él se tendrÁ que presentar maÑana a la 1:30 p.m. en la corte y nosotros allÍ estaremos para saber si se declara inocente de los cargos. esta esta informaciÓn directamente en vivo. yo soy salvador durÁn y regresamos ahora con ustedes. carolina: recordemos que no es la primera vez que se ve en problemas con la justicia. en 2013 tambiÉn fue arrestado por haber estado bajo la influencia del alcohol a bordo de un taxi. javier: maÑana serÁ el dÍa en que sabremos si se declara inocente o culpable. el departamento de moderaciÓn tuiteÓ diciendo que ahorita responderÁn a los usuarios que inciten a otros a autolesionarse y dijeron lo siguiente: " mientras continua

hubiera sido ideal que le ha hecho texas o san diego y es duro pero pasamos la mayor parte del tiempo dentro de coste fanÁtico. el mal tiempo termina ocasionado accidentes de carretera 17 camiones y 12 vehÍculos chocaron en la interestatal 94 en michigan. una persona resultÓ herida en este accidente mÚltiple y la policÍa de ese estado advierte sobre el peligro de manejar en carreteras congeladas. la precipitaciÓn de nieve se ha extendido a wisconsin indiana e y lino. en chicago los los aeropuertos han registrado cientos de cancelaciones de vuelos ventas recientes de la ciudad tuvieron que sacar la pala y la sal para hacerle frente a la nieve. la ciudad desplegÓ a la totalidad de su plantilla de camiones removedores de nieve y tiene disponibles centros de calentamiento. varios estados del medio este del paÍs registrarÁ nieve esta madrugada y si el pronÓstico se cumpla la otra semana de mi ano en este paÍs. >> tres arrestos en policÍa herido es el saldo durante un choque entre simpatizantes y detractores del presidente trump en el cana parte san diego california este lugar o

authorities in san francisco and san diego are doing that automatically. matt bradley tells us more. >> a lot of art work coming from local artists. >> reporter: marijuana legalization means personal vindication. back in 1991, rodney spent 22 hours in jail for selling weed. a misdemeanor mistake that's haunted him for decades. >> it's horrific. now that i'm able to change it, it's even better. >> reporter: rodney's record and thousands of others in the state are about to be cleared or reduced. this week san francisco and san diego announcing marijuana misdemeanors after 1975 will be automatically wiped and felonies will be re-evaluated. an effort to alter a decades long drug war mostly in minority communities. >> we have taken long segments of our community and marginalized them over a policy that's wrong. >> reporter: here in san francisco's neighborhood, legalization was a no brainer, but the idea of forgiving past crimes doesn't sit well with everybody. >> we're saying that it is, again, obnoxiously reckless and irresponsible to say we don't care about

. >>> and san francisco police confirm uc san diego basketball coach lamont smith was arrested today on domestic violence charges. he was arrested as he and his team prepared to return home. he faces three charges stemming from an incident at the team hotel. the woman was treated for life threatening injuries. she told police she had a relationship with smith. uc san diego confirms the allegations in a statement and says the school will be investigating the incident. smith is now charged with domestic violence, assault with force likely to create great bodily injury, and imprisonment. >>> and police in the tenderloin district are continuing their crack down on drugs arresting four suspected dealers. just tonight they arrested two suspected dealers and seized 61 bags of heroine, meth, and cocaine. this followed a bigger bust yesterday. they found 475 small bags of hear win, meth, and koa -- heroine, meth and cocaine. it's part of an on going police strategy to shut down drug dens in the area. >>> and police arrested a man in connection with a robbery and sexual assault that happened a

. ♪ drivers near san diego is going >>> oh, my god! >> you see that? this exchange between two drivers near san diego is going viral. one of them flipped his own car. the man standing appears to spit on the man in the suv. he then tried to go around that man standing and you saw that, he flips over almost. the man standing was arrested. >>> tonight two dozen members of the california conservation forum landed after spending time in puerto rico after hurricane maria. they said it was their way to help. but there's still years of work to do on the island. >>> good for them. >>> up next the golden and not so golden moments from south korea. >>> happening now, animal services sent out a notice encouraging people to keep their pets in doors, they're calling for the coldest temperatures of the years. some... and we )ll see a big swing in te weather. monday - i )m watching what )s (next after a blast of weekend cold. how long the cooldown lasts... and when warmer temperatures return. see you monday for )today in te my name is cynthia haynes and i am a senior

diego. he'll attend a republican national committee nannied raiser in los -- fundraiser in los angeles. >>> wild weather slamming the bay area over the last 24 hours. snow powdered part of the south bay yesterday in kpix5's betta has a look from the -- betty has a look from the top of mount hamilton. >> reporter: this wok the most widespread dusting we've seen in the past two winters. just outside san jose and 4300 feet up, a fresh sheet of snow. the hillsides and trees near the lick observatory were covered in white. >> my friend messages me and said -- messaged me and said there was snow up here and i didn't believe him and this was quite gorgeous. >> miguel and his friends enjoyed the drive to enjoy the view and play in the snow . >> it's the second time i've seen snow in my life . it's not a lot but something to see. >> the lick observatory's visitor center not open to the public but down below, people could see the snow capped mountain top. tallest peek in the bay area -- peak in the ba

attorney in san diego that is putting navy people in jail. it is including admirals and there are a lot of admirals that are under suspicion. what is going on with the navy? >> getting to a murchison talked about, one of the things going a way to navy has make sure that the ships are seaworthy, the crews are properly trained and there as they should. there is no doubt that that is been happening. they have to get that under control because you can't operate a system that is knocking missiles out of the sky if you just your your ship straight. that is the idea. so nothing has happened like this during military drills or anything like that. comesaid that, when it down to combat operations or those guys of things, we are top-notch. is, this daily stuff, that is what they do. most of the time they have been on routine patrol that the stuff has happened. >> let me read the end of your book. paragraphs, -- america of .17 is not the america of 2013. the next time of the chinese navy confronts this, it seems unlikely that it would be the american com

san diego,. what is your impression of your first chinese new year in san francisco? it's been super fun i love all the culture and the parades its been super fun" music, martial arts, traditional attire and dragons passed by in the grand display for all to see. sot: ella sogomonian, @ellasogomonian// "and parades actually aren't a chinese thing this is a way the community was able to meld together the american culture along with their own chinese tradition and make this a truly special event that's been a staple of san francisco for more than several decades." sot: chinese chamber of commerce// "chinese new year parades are an american tradition it doesnt happen in china so we are part of the san francisco community and that's why we have our annual parade."200 groups participated including the newly made 240 foot long golden dragon that marked the end of the parade that took one year to plan. ( james ) still ahead.... brick and mortar stores are suffering with e-commerce on the rise... but some bay area developers are saying malls are making a comeback. ( james ) an

san diego is always sunny. well, the company studied valentine day related searches from across the country and that's how they came up with the list. >> i've been to five of the top six. >> got to go shopping for love. >> that should be their tag line. >> the way to a man's heart is through his stomach. >> that's right. >> i solved the puzzle. >> you're just like, oh, my gosh, it's tomorrow. >> it is tomorrow. >> so, yeah, as you rush out today to get those valentines presents and make sure you don't forget. >> roses are fresh. >> yes. everything is all good. the chocolate covered strawberries are fresh, all of that stuff. >> wow. >> looking live right now at san francisco, wasn't on the list, wasn't it, i don't know why -- all right. so we are going to have temperatures starting out cool this morning and that seven-day forecast is up at the bottom of the screen. 50 degrees now in napa, oakland 49 degrees and it's 44 in san jose and morgan hill you're winning right now at 34 degrees, the coldest temperature ac

and into san diego with more going to rotate in later today. they'll probably get more rounds. 37 in santa rosa. and 37 in fremont. and 39 in sunnyvale. a lot of readings. there's the morning trifecta. advise at 43 -- santa cruz at 43. los gatos. 44. the napa airport has gusts to 32. a windy day out of the north and that will cut right through you. after late afternoon, upper 50s, 60s and that north wind and the infection system comes in tomorrow afternoon and evening. and it's going to be here for three days. 50s to near 60 on the temps. 5:02 and we're off to a nice start. >>> traffic is going to be okay if you're driving on the altamont pass. it's a little bit slow and i would say it's normal. let's go there and talk about 580 and 205. you can see traffic is moving along pretty well as you drive on 205 and 580 for this time of the morning. you will be slowing down but nothing unusual. when you get over the altamont pass it picks up all the way to castro valley. this is a look at interstate 880 in oakland and traffic is going to be okay. and s

i was out in san diego one—time visiting a friend of mine and i played him whale sounds and he was fascinated by them and i said, i've always wanted to make a record of these, and he said, we'll make it! and so we sat down and made a record and we then wrote a booklet that went with it and talked all about whales and their plight mimics deep whale sounds. i was out in san diego one—time visiting a friend of mine and i played him whale sounds and he was fascinated by them and i said, i've always wanted to make a record of these, and he said, we'll make it! and so we sat down and made a record and we then wrote a booklet that went with it and talked all about whales and their plight and what was going on and so forth. i think it remains the most successful natural history recording ever made. then whole bunches of people in several countries began making organisations to save the whales and the save the whales movement was born and in many ways that was sort of the beginning of the conservation movement. the whales gave the whole idea of conservation wonderful exposure. dr roger payne is foun

diego. >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." so here's the thing. i'm actually closer to my retirement days than i am my college days. i just want to know, am i gonna be okay? i know people who specialize in "am i going to be okay." i like that. you may need glasses though. schedule a complimentary goal planning session with td ameritrade. your toilet is germ-ridden with mineral buildup. clorox toilet bowl cleaner with bleach is no match against limescale. but lysol power toilet bowl cleaner has 10x more cleaning power against limescale. so switch to lysol. what it takes to protect. >>> our top story this morning, president trump told a group of governors that political leaders sometimes need to take on the national rifle association. the president plans to discuss gun control tomorrow when he meets with top lawmakers. the florida senate rules committee voted to raise the age to buy a rifle from 18 to 21, and the measure faces stiff opposition in the full senate. >>> the supreme court rejected the

san diego was in town taking on san francisco last night. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with meterologist mabrisa rodriguez. (mabrisa rodriguez)a weak system to our north-northwest will quickly drop down into our region starting tonight and bring rain back into the picture. models are in generally good agreement and have been fairly consistent run-to-run. timing has precipitation starting in the north bay late this evening and then down to the san francisco bay area close to morning rush. rainfall amounts will be light -- generally under 1/4" outside of higher elevation spots. even the typical wet spots should stay under 1/2" for the system. behind it and the associated cold front, cooler northwesterly winds will move across as the atmosphere starts to destabilize. expect possible thunderstorms for our region as the center of the cold core low quickly moves through thursday afternoon and evening. small hail and a slight chance of thunder was added to the forecast. with snow levels locally dropping to around 2,000 feet, many hi

((steve)) it happened to one anchor in san diego...take a look. ((nats)).....how's that for an introduction an introductionnichelle an introductionnichelle medina was teasing an upcoming segment on the san diego zoo that's when the bird, named sophie, decided to swoop in and steal the showsophie is a 10-year-old scarlett ibis, a resident of the san diego zoo safari parkibis are related to storks and are native to the caribbean and south america and, apparently, they aren't camera shy (pam) that wraps up kron 4 news at 8.(steve) grant lodes and vicki liviakis are here with kron 4 news at 9. ((grant)) thank you pam and steve... next at nine...it's a story you'll only see on kron4 ... a disturbing story in one bay area city... an uber driver-- sexually assaulted by a rider--- and she says the man is still out there tonight... hear the warning she has for other drivers tonight...next in a live report. plus... we're also live in the east bay.... where thieves are getting more brazen and looking for other things to steal instead of your electronics... c

smith was arrested before boarding a flight back to san diego after the game saturday night in san francisco. the charges stem from a incident saturday night involving a woman at the team hotel. the university of san diego is investigating. >>> a four-year-old boy who fell down a cliff yesterday near stinson beach is in critical condition and in the hospital. he fell 30 feet along steep ravine trail landing in a creek and was airlifted to children's hospital in oakland. it is not clear how or why he fell. >>> police in menlo park are searching for a suspect described as armed and dangerous accused of firing an assault rifle in his backyard. for 12 hours police try to make contact with jose gutierrez from outside of his home on sevier avenue saturday night. after police finally received a search warrant they went into the house but nobody was in their. neighbors say that he fired the rifle because he was angry over noise from a loud party. jose gutierrez me be driving a silver honda accord with the license plate seen here on your screen. if you see that car please call police.>>> this week th

for everything else, on the east coast side, the carriers -- based out of san diego. that is their base. in this case, it's base its home port is in japan right now. >> what does it do over there? michael it patrols the region. : you have a task force that is going around the region. destroyers, cruise -- these ships will peel off. they will do some solo missions here and there. it will operate drills and it will make port calls. it is a beat cop doing drills constantly. that is its big job. if anything were to happen like a natural disaster or something like that -- you have the aircraft going in and dealing supplies and aid and things like that. >> you talk about some of the chinese captains and admirals. is the captain still there? michael no, he is not, i don't : know where he has gone. >> what did you think of him? michael i did not meet him but i : have talked to some people who have. he is someone who is very engaging, very intelligent. he is very pleasant. he speaks english. he was the one who talked with gomberg. they settle things out that day before they es