to the check out the map here so clark itself clark air base is right next to the city of i'm helis which is about one point five hours north of manila now this place is already highly developed when the americans were there that air base was that they did it the way it's supposed to be so around the air base itself if you're driving around the highways look like you're in the states everything about it actually looks like you're in the states the second you hit that area around the airbase so people there are actually call it clark as as in a city more than as the air base itself and that that area right now there's a clark international airport that airport works as sort of a secondary airport after the one in manila simply because the amount of traffic in manila so a lot of people make the drive up to clark to take flights out of there it's also a special economic zone and you get this the other special economic zone is also a four bar u.s. base the naval base at subic bay so it gives you sort of a picture of what clark is really all about i mean it's already highly developed so

so much more....stevante clark/stephon clark's brother"the sex trafficking, the rent, the homelessness."stevante's most likely 2020 opponent, sacramento's current mayor darrell steinberg, declined comment about clark's latest moves. stevante's been pushing steinberg to build a library and resource center in meadowview in response to his brother's death...and doesn't deny his campaign could add pressure to his cause.and to those who would debate his qualifications?berry accius/voice of the youth"when you've watched donald trump...unqualified...nothing to do with political any prowess in that career. but you see something like that happen...i think anything is possible." (pam) that was sonseeahray tonsall reporting. next month, stevante will host a number of events he is calling "conversations with mister clark." (pam) a big oops from amazon just before black friday. coming up at 6:45... we'll tell you what the online retailer said it did wrong... and why it claims, you don't have to worry. (ken) wet roads and cloudy skies. as we look at the golden gate bridge tonight. we'll check in on

to the check out the map here so clark itself clark air base is right next to the city of on a hill s. which is about one point five hours north of manila now this place is already highly developed when the americans were there that air base was that they did it the way it's supposed to be so around the air base itself if you're driving around the highways look like you're in the states everything about it actually looks like you're in the states the second you hit an area around the airbase so people there are actually call it clark as as in a city more than as the air base itself and that that area right now there's a cork international airport that airport works as sort of a secondary airport after the one in manila simply because the amount of traffic in manila so a lot of people make the drive up to clark to take flights out of there it's also a special economic zone and you get this the other special economic zone is also a four bar u.s. base the naval base at subic bay so it gives you sort of a picture of what clark is really all about i mean it's already highly developed so

clark a the suspect, robert bowers, were friends on a site called gab. in a post clark said bowers wash ao and that the victims deserved what happened. according to the fbi, clark himself openly discussed killing jews and blacks. >>> 6:52 right now. let's check bac inith storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. what do you say today, chuck? >> fouee things you to know about the forecast. number one, tomorrow will be our firsttorm team 4 weather alert day of the winter season. orld and dry for today. nothing to about. tomorrow wintry mix likely. highest impacts tomorrow will be in the shenandoah valley along i-81. absolutely everybody will get some amount of rain. the mix area of mixed rain, sleet, snow mainly north a west of i-85. the two biggest things working against us is the timing. heaviest of thees moisture c during the daylight hours. that could cut back on snow totals. delays and cancellations are certainly likely, especially in the shenandoaey va right now this morning dry and cold. 30s to near 40 degrees. your commute today unaffected bo rain or

well anna clark, there are stories that come over our transom, and they burn brightly, and then they go away. the flint, water story is one of those. remind us, how did it all begin? >> well in some ways it began just a few years ago. in others ways it began decades ago. the short story is that the city of flint, michigan, it had been getting its water from the great lakes through detroit for more than 50 years. in april of 2014 it switched its water source. the new swatter source was not treated properly, and that resulted in a number of water problems including the corrosion of the infrastructure, the pipes that the water passed through that were typically made of lead. this led to the entire city being exposed to lead through its water source, there was also a two-year outbreak of legionnaire's disease, which killed people. a type of pneumonia, it went on despite the fact the community was registering their countries with the water from the very beginning. they were dismissed and belittled for more than a year and a half before there was any response. >> why did april 2014 happen,

stephon clark was shot and killed in the back yard of that home... and his family says they are still waiting for justice. <"stephon was good stuff.. that's what family is about">( darya )( darya ) ( darya ) the sacramento police department has finished its investigation into the deadly shooting... now the sacramento county district attorneys office will decide whether to press charges. ( darya ) coming up after the break... a nurse dressed up like beyonce for halloween but now she's been fired because of her costume. we have the story coming up. ( john ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. here are the facts.leading attacks against prop c. the city's chief economist says prop c will "reduce homelessness" by creating affordable housing, expanding mental-health services, and providing clean restrooms and safe shelters with independent oversight, open books, and strict accountability measures to make sure every penny goes to solving our homeless crisis. vote yes on c. endorsed by the democratic party, nancy pelosi, and dianne feinstein. (ácommer

clark calling to tell me that they had arrested harvey. it was a real great sense of relief. it was almost indescribable. >> reporter: which is perhaps where the movie version of this story would end. but real life is not quite like that. for all the suspicion of steven's friends, the murder case against harvey morrow was rather weak. no evidence sufficient to prove that harvey shot steven then dumped his body in the ocean. >> we were looking for steven's dna on the boat. knowing that his death was caused by a gunshot wound it was pretty obvious that there should be something that said this is where it was. >> reporter: but there wasn't. no blood, no gun, no significant fingerprints. what they needed, couldn't find, was something that put the two men together on the far side of catalina island where that current would have caught the body, carried it round to the spot where boaters saw it floating face down in the water. they hunted everywhere for harvey's gps, but they never found it. months went by. harvey sitting in jail. no luck for th

and that clark has no criminal record. t the judge didn't go for it saying at home is where the alleged crimes happened, and h father is n the person who turned clark in, prosecutors say. clark's family declined to comment tew the i-team. he is now facing 11 years in prison. jim, back to you. >> all right, scott, thank you. >>> a legal victory today for cnn and white house correspondent jim osta. a federal judge ruled the trump administration mus reinstate acosta's press pass. acosta's credentials were taken away after this tense exchange trump.resident the president said his staff is now drafting rules for reporters to restore what he calls, quote, decorum. >> they will have to behave, ane e writing up rules and regulations to make a position. i think you would treat it very unfairly both of you because you have somebody interrupting you. and if they don't lten to the rules and regulations, we'll end up back in court and we'll win. >> the president sounding confident, but there is precedent here. more than 40 years ago th

well don't have anything from clark county tonight. so that jacky rosen is winning washoe, and winning it with a decent margin. dean heller now has to defy the laws of mathematics, gravity, and political trends in nevada, and somehow, somehow compete. you can't lose clark county by 10 points. can he get closer this year? you have to wait. if you look at this map, it's not over. we're still counting. but any republican in nevada, in the west will tell you that that is blue is a very, very bad sign for dean heller. >> one of the things we know went over in the last block, but let's refresh everybody on it right now is montana. this is a big metaphor fight in this. president trump went after jon tester. doesn't like jon tester. john tester is popular there. and he says look, the president may not like me, but i'm one of you, very tight race. what are we seeing now? >> the president is looking at this senate map tonight, and he loves this. he loves this. he loves this. he loves this. he is dancing over this. if it holds. remember, jon test

jeffrey clark faces gun charges. in court today, prosecutors told the judge, quote, jeffrey clark is a bomb, quote and they call him dangerous. the feds say they found a nazi flag, body armor and a noose in his home. ark pleaded not guilty. >>> a former high-rking ntgomery county employee could be going to federal prison for 20 years. peter bang entered a guilty plea for embezzling nearly $7 million from the county. he was only caught after the irs noticed that he was spending a lot of money on gambling, but hadn't reported all his income. a judge has ordered the trump administration tonn restore reporter jim acosta's white house press pass. cnn's legal challenge after the white house pulled acosta's hard pass after he clashed with the president at a news conference. the white house says it will restore the pass but says it will develop new rules for orderly conferences in the future. >>> an alert for montgomery county becau a water main break flooding part of new hampshire avenue right now. a mile stretch of the roa

. >> reporter:n fbi affidavit says jeffrey clark jr. admitted hat he was a member of white nationalist groups and says that he had contact with the pittsburgh synagogue shooter on social media whom he praised as a hero. according to the fbi,hose words were enough for clark's own family members to take his guns an alert authorities. neighbors can't help but wonder if another attack was prevented. >> i'mo very grateful, but i cannot imagi just the inner turmoil of giving up your own child. >> reporter: they also wonder diverse ne in this community could harbor so much hate, but for many of them, it is a disappointing reflection on the current state of the country. >> it is moralizing, it is depressing. the existential ast is tremendous. it is very hard to deal r:th. >> reporlark is expected to appear in court on friday. corey smith, news 4. o the fbi, ording some of clark's social media posts implied that he knew about the synagogue shooting before happened. but investigators in pittsburgh ty there is no evidence that he was involved ort

stephon clark was shot and killed in the back yard of that home... and his family says they are still waiting for justice. <"stephon was good stuff.. that's what family is about">( darya ) the the the sacramento police department has finished its investigation into the deadly shooting... now the sacramento county district attorneys office will decide whether to press charges. ( james ) troops from 10 states will be dispatched to the u-s mexico border in response to a caravan from central america that is largely composed of migrant families with children. according to the defense department... the troops will be stationed at an air force base and army installation in arizona as well as several marine corps facilities in the san diego area, and five locations in texas, including navy and army bases. wednesday president trump said thousands of additional troops could be sent.

i'm dave clark, and steve paulson is back. >> i can't tell you much. there's a little better air quality today. >> we lost the higher clouds from yesterday. a couple of days ago, i'm over at hm, half moon bay, it reached 75 degrees, 75, they started a coast of indonesia down yesterday. that he be on the mild side today, but the easterly breeze is in place, the air quality advisory is out through friday, it's better today and the south bay has been better for everyone and that goes down today. what it's a little better and our last rain was october 3rd, that was for the golden gate and everybody else. there's hints arou

roy clark died today in oklahoma. he was 85 years old. >>> up next, we also remember a hero who ran into gunfire so others would live. >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has increased the strength of the foundation of your life and your faith in him. [music] >>> just one week ago, a gunman in thousand oaks, california took 13 lives. it would have been more if not for one sheriff sergeant. today his friends and colleagues said goodbye. [ bagpipes playing ] >> reporter: it was the final hero salute for ventura county sergeant ron helus. helus, 54, was one of the first officers to respond last week to the crowded borderline bar and grill to confront the gunman on a deadly rampage. ♪ amazing grace >> reporter: today, his community bid the ultimate of farewells to the 29-year veteran, a married father, the day he became the 48th shot and killed in the line of duty this year. ♪ ♪ the lord is my s

and clark survived this surgery. the heart worked. in fact, that heart is still in use today a variation of that, but then clark declined, and eventually died. so, people were watching on their televisions, they were watching this man, first thrives more or less, and then decline. and the public really turned on m he had-- medical innovation at the time and what i saw in my reporting was you'd have this invention and there'd be this great excitement and it wouldn't work perfectly so you'd have these ethical investigations and then they would get the device to work and hailed at progress. it's like transplants and it becomes sort of ho-hum and then on to the next invention. we say we like innovation and we only likes it when it worksment and it doesn't always work the first 25 times. anybody in a clinical trial for cancer. i would say at that painting dr. fraser as dr. frankenstein is not correct. that's not person i saw. >> well, when we get to the end of the book, it's sort of a cliff hanger because we're still in the middle of tryin

jerey clark faces firearms charges. news4's scott macfarlane joins us to tell us why federal authorities think clark is so dangerous. scott? >> doreen, good evening.os utors told a judge jeffrey clark is himself a bomb, danger to d.c. inside his home in northwest, agents say they foundfirearms, hollow point ammo, body armor, a news and on social media ngatforms they found threate messages, including one called the october pipe bomb mailing case out of florida a quote, dry run. clark pleaded not guilty this afternoon. his attorneys asked him to be released int the care of his father. a federal judge asked if his dad was the one who turned clark in. prosecutors answered no. the judge then ordered clark held, saying it seems like you were planning something. in the newsroom, scott macfarlane, news4. >> you got it. thank you. >>> eight days after a ferocious wildfire all but erased the city of paradise in northern california, drone is providing these haunting images of the burned out bits that are left behind. they call thi

kristin clark, how do you an that? >> i think it's an important question to ask a week and a half out from the mid-term election cycle. this mid-term election season has been like none other in the sense we have seen widespread and rampant voter suppression efforts at the local and state level in many communities in the country and ground zero for this perhaps has been georgia, where we have seen local officials on the ground in places like randolph county, working to shutter seven of nine polling sites in an area that is rural, has a large african-american population, we were able to defeat that effort, and now we're fighting secretary of state brian kemp at the state level, who has resurrected a discriminatory scheme called exact match where he rejects or flags as pending voter registration forms that have information that don't match perfectly information in the state's database. we know that these databases are riddled with errors and the likelihood you may have a number or space or a hyphen doesn't square perfectl

winchester ty,frederick, warren, clark, page are all closed. over to ma sland,ools are closed today in west virginia, berkeley, grant, hardy andne l and morgan county schools are all closed. >> now to delays, culpeper, manassas city, manassas park city, washington county, in la mary, washington and frederick county schools will open 2 hours late. the federal govennment is >> for the most part, the decision to cancel classes was made pyetty early erday. the rain fell late into the night. and some places even saw snow through midnight. this morning team 4 has of the weather and that commute. >> we're looking at the areas o you'll want avoid this morning but first we'll check in with chuck bell for your recast. good morning. >> good morning. >> that is our winter storm that's now out of the mid-atlantic and headed up into parts of the northeast. ou're traveling today toward philadelphia, new york, or into bo.

jeffrey clark will have hisrt first c appearance this morning in d.c. he is linked on social media to the suspected gunman in the pittsburgh synagogue shooting. that's according to federal authorities. news 4 was first to show you images of items investigators say they found in clark's northwest d.c. home. they includezi na flag, ammunition, body armor and a noose. >> the race for florida's u.s. senate seat is heading for another recount. republican rick scott ahead of bill nelson by fewer than 13,00e there's already been a machine yul tcounnd are ncount. the results for those unrecots are due on sunday. much more news, weather, and traffic, and of course that important weekend focast comireng cancer is smart. it pushes us. we push back. challenging conventional thinng. finding smarter solutions. that's what makes cancer treatment centers of america one of the leaders in precision cancer treatment. using tools like advanced genomic testing and immunotherapy to bring more options to our patient cancer treatment centers of america. we're not just fighting

clark was closed, too. >> reporter: he sheltered the relative safety of an asphalt parking lot. where did you sleep last night, sir? >> in my truck. >> reporter: you slept in your truck last night? >> yeah. >> reporter: do you know if you still have a house in magalia? >> no, i don't. >> reporter: further along clark road there was no question many homes did not survive the camp fire. lots could only be delineated by chimneys rising out of the ground surrounded by nothing. the rubble from one home runs into the next. on clark road a car at an auto repair shop is still airborne in a lift, like so much and so many in butte county stuck at the moment. it was scorched by flame. >> i'm tired. i'm hungry. i'm exhausted. i'm worried about my home. >> reporter: as we just heard from cal fire, 6,700 structures burned in this fire. many of those were homes. we have made our way into the neighborhood to shoot the video you saw there and we were stunned. there was entire neighborhoods as we've seen in the past burned out. there was nothing left. every home burned. power lines down, cars dri

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in virginia, winchester, frederick, warren, clark, page, are all closed. maryland allegany countyol sc are closed. jefferson, berkeley, grant, hardy, meral and morgan county schools are closed. >> now delays in virginia, culpeper, manassasnc city, p william, fairfax, loudoun, arlington, alexandria city, and stafford county and fall church schools are all two hours te. in maryland, two hours late. >> the federal government is open today as well. >> back to that traffic alert. melissa begins our team coverage. what's gng on? >> a major mess in northern virginia. slick roads across the area. they were just wet and now as the sun is rising the temperatures in some spots are going down and causing a mess in many, many spots. westbound lanes the ramp to 29 are blocked because of ice. 1 different crashes around the area. let's go up to chopper 4. tell us what's going on in that area. you see three different things. >> all kinds of stuff. really it's the overpasses and underpass being the major problem now due to icy conditions. inbound route 7, ts is the overpass

somebody by the name of maurice clark out here. >> reporter: jonathan clark has been looking for his big brother since they evacuated from paradise. >> we got separated somewhere along the way and we just haven't heard from him since. >> reporter: jonathan has been driving and walking from shelter to shelter, following up on leads as to where mo might be camping. >> whether or not i find him alive or not, it hurts. but i want to find him. >> reporter: today, jonathan heard his brother might be at the fair ground shelter. he wasn't inside, so he started checking every tent and camper. >> get your butt over here. >> reporter: at the edge of a line, jonathan found mo, safe and sound with his young son. jonathan immediately called their mom and put her on facetime. >> hi, what's up? >> so, i'm just giving you some good news here. >> what? you found maurice? >> i found that lunatic. >> i'm so glad you're okay. thanks, johnny. >> i love you too, mom. >> reporter: you know, like so many people in this fire, mo lost his phone. he got a replacement recently, but he didn't have numbers memoriz

roy clark was 85. >>> a wisconsin school custodian is being honored for his act of kindness. earlier this week, melvin crawford saw a student with socks on his hands. the boy said he didn't have gloves, so crawford gave him his. >> the kid's got a pair of gloves, that's the main thing. kid's got gloves. no one should be without gloves on, no one should be in the wintertime. >> the school presented him with an honorary promise keeper pin to commend him. >>> coming up, john dickerson talks with cindy mccain in an interview to honor her husband john mccain for the first time. i'm brook silva-braga, this is the "cbs morning news." ning news." eutrogena®. with hyaluronic acid to plump skin cells so it bounces back. neutrogena® so it bounces back. unlike ordinary toothpaste, colgate total fights bacteria on teeth, tongue, cheeks and gums for 12 hours. so you're totally ready for that big moment. colgate total. be totally ready for life. is your floor's best friend. only roomba uses 2 multi-surface rubber brushes to grab and remove pet hair. and the roomba filter captures 99% of d

clark's in court friday in d.c. scott mcfarland, news 4. >>> now to the news that has dominated this day, amazon choosing northern virginia for one of its two new headquarters. >> oh, it's big. the move cel brated not only leaders in the commonwealth, but also d.c.'s mayor and maryland's governor. also a win for our entire region. >> here's the promise. 25,000 new jobs with an average annual salary of $150,000. the cost to virginia taxpayers, up to $550 million, if amazon delivers on the promise of all those jobs. >> and it all takes over parts of crystal city. pentagon city. and potomac yard now renamed national landing. there were clues that amazon could pick lington, as far back as a year ago. news 4's jackie bensen is live with that piece of the story for us. jackie? >> reporter: well, take a look behind me. this fence, part of the land that is available for this soon to be renamed crystal city area that's goingo amazon. a relatively minor story about an environmental award helped a local online news organizatio

clark has a social media connection to the tree of life synagogue shooting. robert bowers is accused of killing people last month. he said bowers was a hero. clark openly discussed killing jews and blacks. >>> it's 4:04. now to breaking news in california. irefighters are still batgtl e arthwildfires, you can see on the map the camp fire has become more deadly. angie goff is at the live desk with the latest updates from officials. hearing? you >> we heard yesterday how the conditions were getting worse. the death toll is rising as well. 50 people now confirmed killed in these wildfires across california. 48 of those died in the camp fire burning in northern california. as we all know by now, the smp fire the deadliest and most destructive fire in the state's history. many of those died while they were trapped in their cars or houses, they were unable to escape as they were completely surrounded by flames. this is a look at some of the search efforts that are still happening. they're continuing into another day and this morningre we hearing from the fire chief

. >> former right fielder jack clark was mccovey's friend and team made. clark's restaurant, the pine tar grill is a treasure trove of baseball memorabilia, much of it honoring number 44. clark said mccovey was the person who taught him the meaning of sportsmanship. >> like a baby, like a man and it's ok to get upset, whatever pushes you individually behind drives you, but if you got out of the line he was the first one to grab you by your uniform and pull you over and say, hey, knock it off. >> larry bear says even though mccovey had been in declining health, he never lost his love for the game. >> when he was in pain and going to the ballpark, he was a trooper. he would come to every home game, look out over mccovey cove, even though he wasn't healthy. >> and city hall bailtsed in orange to honor a baseball hero. >> we're seeing lots of people, in fact, continuing to show up here at mccovey's statue bringing flowers, takin pictures, just sitting and remembering a ledge end. so many people that we talked to tonight who knew willie mccovey described him pr

chattanooga we cross to brian joyce he's the host of the brian joyce show and in los angeles we have ron clark on he is a comedian a frequent guest on the jimmy door show and the young turks as well as host of his own streaming show get your news on with wrong all right let's start in the me start with you mark here i guess the first thing that comes to my my. it is that there was no blue way. jake tapper at the c.n.n. evidently for the first time maybe in history agrees with you and that was the words out of his bath early this morning late in the evening when this was announced yeah so the results of gone down pretty much as expected and the republicans retain control of the senate the democrats have recovered the house and the governors' races are perhaps a little more split than they were expected to be. so what we saw was pretty much a standard made term election. where we see you know the

dead or alive that's just what clark's do we look out for each other so. so many people here were caught by surprise when high winds found the deadly flames through their town now authorities simply can't be sure how many human remains alive beneath the ash. the sheer chaos of what's happened in neighborhoods right these distorting the numbers. to watch it is then that there are a lot of people displaced and we're finding that a lot of people don't know that we're looking for them and that is why we're publishing this worst. firefighters are still trying to contain the camp fire one of three wildfires raging in california this one is said to be forty percent under control but it will take two more weeks to perch how it's completely. all in tennis germany's number one alexander swear eth has advanced to the final four of the a.t.p. finals the twenty one year old defeated john eisner to set up a semi final showdown with roger federer in the prestigious and of the season tournament. it was a taut opening set between alexander the servant johnny with mia centi

clark hosted heehaw for its entire 24 years. debuted on cbs in 1969 and then going into syndication. and "blue bloods" fans are in for some drama friday night when an accident on the job forces jamie reagan to question whether he is ready to be a sergeant. will estes who plays him and vanessa ray, officer eddie j. anko discuss the latest plot twist. >> when things don't go well, it's difficult for him it deal with. >> it's a big mantle that he has to carry until with the fiancee with jamie now, i have to -- edie has to maneuver how to support him. >> reporter: "blue bloods" airs tonight on cbs. >> and it's back to the ring for creed for creed 2. the movie premiered in new york with sylvester stallone. this time around, rocky is guiding the young lightweight contender as he epic showdown. creed 2 hits theaters wednesday. that's your "eye on entertainment." hillary lane, cbs news, new york. >>> time now 4:57. >> the list of missing fire victims skyrockets. coming up the desperate search under way this morning and what we know abou

again, steven clark.steven clark/legal analyst "....the d.a. could go back and revisit whether they want to re-charge mr foster for the events in los gatos, if ms ennis were to come across now and say here is why i said what i said on the stand initially and recant her recantation...." released by the 49ers after giving him a second chance, foster had no comment after posting bail in tampa. witnesses reported seeing foster push and slap ennis. although her credibility could make it tough on florida prosecutors to prove their case says clark.sot steven clark/legal analyst "....because she has come across in court and said i have falsely accused people in the past and she did it in mr foster's preliminary hearing...."in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news (rob live) clark says double jeopardy does not apply here because reuben foster never went to trial. also, the sta ute of limitationsfor the domestic violence allegations has not expired. no word on if or when the d.a. might act in this case. live in san joserob fladeboe kron4news (grant) (grant) th

duncan clark, thank you very much bejoining us from beijing. let's stay with china because asian markets have been given a boost by the news president xijinping has had a telephone conversation with president trump — raising hopes of a thawing in trade tensions between the world's biggest economies. 0ur asia business correspondent karishma vaswani has been looking into this for us. is this enough, just a telephone conversation, to send markets soaring? it would seem so, victoria, and these days, if you want to get some information for the direction of the relationship between the united states and china, then—president trump's twitter feed is where to go. in a tweet, that is how we found out. the us president said he had a very long and good conversation. he also said the conversation. he also said the conversation had a very heavy emphasis. those discussions are moving along nicely. at the 620 summit in argentina later this month. that is the big question, whether or not these two leaders will sit down, have a conversation about what to do

dead or alive that's just what clark still we look out for each other so. so many people here were caught by surprise when high winds fans the deadly flames through that town now authorities simply can't be sure how many human remains alive beneath the ash the sheer chaos of what's happened in neighborhoods like these distorting the numbers. are watching the standard there are a lot of people this is worse than we're finding that a lot of people don't know that we're looking for them and that is why we're aleutian as well as. firefighters are still trying to contain the camp fire one of three wildfires raging in california this one is said to be forty percent under control but it will take two more weeks to put south is completely. in germany now german chancellor angela merkel has faced some tough questioning on a visit to cabinet's a city shaken by an explosion of racist violence back in august it was sparked by a man being stabbed to death allegedly by a migrant from syria merkel was hoping that a meeting with kevin its residents was defuse some of the t

what jeremy clarke saying that retirement demand equalfrugality. what is jeremy clarke saying that retirement demand equal frugality. what is the point? clearlyjeremy is not up for the challenge. and this from another viewer saying that they waited to have children until a0. they saved a lot of money but instead of retiring, they are spending it on the children. stay with us. we have all the latest business stories coming upfor all the latest business stories coming up for you shortly. hello. as expected, tuesday was a really cold day, earlier in the night we saw snow to low levels across the south—east of england for a while. on wednesday, the coldest of the air and the strongest of the wind will cross across the north of the uk and further south we will see improvement. a cloudy start with wet weather continuing across northern ireland and northern england, pushing up into scotland. some sleet and hill snow in that. following on we should get some sunshine developing, maybe a few showers but some improvements across england and wales and shower

. >> and i'm dave clark. we have more smoke in the air. >> more of the same. >> pam is shaking her head, no, we're stuck with this hazy pattern and another air quality advisory for today. we are waking up with partly cloudy skies and you can see them there on your screen. that is helping temperatures to be a little less cold than what we had yesterday. we'll say temperatures are up by a few degrees, still a cool one out there, still in the 30s for some. as we get into the afternoon, partly cloudy and upper 60s to low 70s, and air quality will be an issue. >>> lets check in on the numbers first, we have 39 degrees reported in livermore and up by 2 degrees or so by the last hour, 52 in san francisco and half moon bay, and the south bay, san jose, half moon bay chillier this morning, very calm conditions there, we'll have a few degrees of warming areas, santa rosa, napa and hayward. a few degrees, here's a look at what we can expect air quality wise, unhealthy for sensitive groups to the east bay and santa clara

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so it is hard for him to imagine that jeffrey clark jr. was among his neighbors. >> kind of strange. you never know who you live epbeside. >> rter: we ran into clark's father. e didn't havch to say about his son's arrest. neighbors y of his are talking. >> i had no clue. no inkling.he >> reporter:bi says clark admitted to being a member of whites nationals gro and also says that he had contact on social media with the pittsburgh synagogue shooter whom he praised as a ho. according to the fbi, those words were enough for clark's own family members to take his guns and alert authorities. neighbors like this wom didn't want to go on camera can't help but wonder if another attack was prevented. >> i'm s graduateful that thteft imagine the inner turmoil of giving up your o child. >> reporter: hard to imagine so much hate could be so close. and he feels it is aio refle on the current state of the country. >> i don't know, i don't know how you change it. >> reporter: xlark is ekts clar to appear in court on friday. >>> and right now people are if

also clark has a social media connection tthe tree of life synagogue shooting. robert bowers is accused muchll ing 11 people last month because they were jewish. in a socialia med post clark said bowers was a hero and the shooting victims deserved what happened. clark openly discussed it. >>> after more tn a year of speculation, months of rumors and weeks of anticipation, azon made it official. northern virginia along with new york city will become the locations for two new company headquarters. >> the officl announcement was made less than 24 hours ago. hat we getting an idea can expect. amazon has pmised to bring 25,000 jobs to our area,n in t virginia has promised $550 million if they deliver on the promise for the jobs. >> it will be renamed national landines th are renderings of what that area might look like years down the road. news 4's cis lawrence joins us now. why is amazon trying to rebrand the whole area? >> reporter: well, eun, i think it's an idea of tryingo make it more cohesive and a nod to the fact that arlington anddr alexania partnered on this

clark said mccovey was the person who taught him the meaning of sportsmanship. >> like a baby, like a man and it's ok to get upset, whatever pushes you individually behind drives you, but if you got out of the line he was the first one to grab you by your uniform and pull you over and say, hey, knock it off. >> larry bear says even though mccovey had been in declining health, he never lost his love for the game. >> when he was in pain and going to the ballpark, he was a trooper. he would come to every home game, look out over mccovey cove, even though he wasn't healthy. >> and city hall bailtsed in orange to honor a baseball hero. >> we're seeing lots of people, in fact, continuing to show up here at mccovey's statue bringing flowers, taking pictures, just sitting and remembering a ledge end. so many people that we talked to tonight who knew willie mccovey described him pretty much the same way, quiet, humble, quiet, a man who loved the game of baseball so much. >> thank you so much. the giants have created a way for fans to share their condolences. accepted letters to this will e-mai

dave clark from cal fire, thank you very much for that update. caleigh wells is a with reporter with kpcc radio and she has spent the day talking to evacuees in cala basas. good you happy with us. how are people getting on, those that have been evacuated, whereas they gone? actually in cala basas been evacuated, whereas they gone? actually in calabasas i was surprised to find that a lot of the people who live there and in the neighbouring community, they actually chose to stay put. there we re actually chose to stay put. there were community centres, sorry, evacuation centres that were set up for them to go to, but a lot of waffle or they would turn away people when they had their dogs, so they work sleeping in their cars, parking lots —— were full. that is because they did not want to be that far away from their home. were there any people who have been through this before. we hear about these wildfires, certainly the past two yea rs, wildfires, certainly the past two years, hitting california, where their people you spoke to have been throu

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. >>> and i'm dave clark. we have the weather with steve paulson. >> well above average on the temperature. today in between. mostly clear and if there is any blog that will be the only fly in the women. looks quiet this week. no issues working outside accept changes in the temperatures which will be mainly in the 70s. here is sal on a monday morning. >> let's go right to it. i want to talk about northbound 880 being shut down and getting on and off the freeway northbound at 23rd for the typical roadwork. they are building a new on-ramp it's not unusual for them to close it down overnight. i want to mention the traffic on the altamont pass approach is busy. we have some roadwork here and the traffic will be backed up for a long time, mostly on 205 westbound. there have been no major issues. traffic between livermore and pleasanton looks good all the way to hayward. is alive look in front of the coliseum. it looks okay. at the toll plaza it is light. 4:01. let's go back to the desk. >>> breaking news in marin c

. >> the middle morning, i'm dave clark and steve paulson is back with the latest on the weather. >> not much change. >> another spare friday. >> and thebetter friday, be positive, we'll get there. >>> today will be warmer. yesterday it was held in check, boy, did that trap a lot of the smoke and the haze, we'll get a little more sun today, filtered sun, temperatures starting off cold today. santa rosa, napa, and sunnyvale is in there, livermore and we'll goat a lot more than that t upper 20s, 38 in american canyon, that tells you there's no breeze. 36 petaluma and wood acres is up in the inversion, we have a lot of 30s, including windsor at 33 degrees, temperatures we get a little bit of a hint of a breeze, there's offshore breeze for not that strong, much of a change for us, fewer clouds and sunshine, we'll bump >> 4:01, here he is sal. >>> traffic will be busy on 205 as you approach 11, the tracy commute has started off with a lot of people on the road. a lot of people on 205 coming from central tracy. people are getting off at the dublin interchange and north and southbound 880 i

i'm dave clark, good morning, i'm pam cook. i'll share the day with all of you. i know it's been a long week, rough time, and the biggest issue for most people is this air and it's affecting everybody. >> we have students out of school today because of it and we're trying to figure it all out. unfortunately not a lot of change coming our way when it comes to air quality for today, we may see a minor improvement over the weekend with a little bit of onshore breeze, it's not going to knock out completely. santa a rosa 34 degrees, low 40s to start your mourn, livermore and san jose at 41, these temperatures are similar

. >> and i'm dave clark. are you ready to talk about election day weather? >> yes. >> not a cloud in the sky, we have stable conditions here. if you enjoyed yesterday you'll enjoy today. it drops off fast, the lows are cool, there's nothing going on, temperatures will rebound pretty quick, there's upper 30s, napa airport is at 38 degrees, lake port 36, 30s and 40s, and we have a ways to go here, it will be a cold one. still off-and-on rain in the pacific northwest. it looks high and dry and quiet here for a time. 60s and 70s are the temperatures. >>> 4:00 in the morning, here's sal. >> good morning to you. we have traffic off to a nice altamont pass. not even construction delays, i like this. the traffic on 205 is not this way. where is everyone? i don't know. the traffic is looking pretty good anyway. i wouldn't ask that many. in fact, we're not going to ask questions about this. lets go to dublin. traffic looks very nice and traffic on 880 north and south is doing very well. at the bay bridge toll plaza it is light. at 4:01, back to you at the desk. >>> th

. >> and i'm dave clark. let's talk about the weather. steve paulson? >> yes, we made it through october with barely any rain. just a few high clouds and we will continue to bump up the temperatures. here is the cloud deck spilling over. temperatures a little warmer -- 40s, 50s, near 60 for some. brentwood 62. to the north 40s, 50s, and 60s as well. a mild pattern. everything is focused to the north. occasionally some high clouds spilling over. 70s to low 80s -- 10-15 degrees above average. >> here he is -- sal castaneda. >> thank you. it's for:01. -- 4:01. the traffic is moving okay. look at the slow traffic on 205. it is sold out. they are picking up the cones here. 205 is backed up. if you live in tracy give on 580 and bypass this whole thing. don't get on 205. get on 580 and you will be able to get to the ultimate pass -- altamont pass. my maps are stuck. a nice picture of the bay bridge. traffic is moving along well with every little delay at the bay bridge toll plaza. this is the golden gate bridge and the traffic looks good. 4:02. let's go back t

. >>> it's monday morning november 1990 clark. >> pam cook has the morning off. we are hoping for a better morning. >> how about wednesday? >> i can't be patient. >> you have to be. >> i have been patient for 8 weeks and it looks like things are changing. high clouds are coming. you can see the system -- tracking more to southern california. eventually it looks like some rain will make it here. we hope so. it looks like two systems -- wednesday and friday and after that we wibreak until about a week away. we are looking for a lot of high clouds and haze and smoke in the air.of breeze might help. everything is stagnant until we get to tuesday when the breeze will pick up a little bit. look for hazy skies with visibility -- you couldn't see far. 30s and 40s with temperatures on the cold side. we get to the higher elevations there is some warmer air. in southern california there will be a lot of high clouds. look for high clouds and hazy skies and a lot of 60s. back to you.>>> 4:01. the continuing battle on the fire lines. another fire victim has been found. the dea

i'm dave clark. >> i'm pam cook. thank you for waking up with us. if you haven't voted it, make sure you do it. >> today is a good day to take a stroll. >> very quiet for us. >> yeah. >> if you want to know what rain looks like on the radar. i talked to a friend of mine in caldwell, new england, fall has arrived and it's been range and range -- and it's been raining and raining. and there's a good lean of thunderstorms moving through. you can see just approaching atlanta, there's rain for many but not here. it's a very quiet pattern, yesterday we had a little fog, i don't think we'll find much of that. the air mass is drier here and high pressure is content to hang out in the west coast for a long time. there are many to the north, i haven't found any yet to the south or the pin, it's close, wood side is 41, stanford, it's 44 degrees, freemont is 44 degrees, a tiny bit of explain really dry, it will it be nice, and a few upper 70s, 4:31, iet, different day because of election day in the bay area, first of all, we'll start with the fairfield commute

i'm dave clark. we have rain to talk about. steve paulson has the latest on the forecast. >> that's about it. it's rain here. >>> the system came by, one came by last night and the next part is rolling in to this system. a light to steady rain will continue for most of the day. it's swinging down from the north and there's plenty upstream that will give us a lot of rain throughout most of the day. it looks like a rainy friday, it looks like the tap is extensive and goes well out into the pacific and it will roll, it's a warm system, not a cold system. the rainfall amount is an inch to two for some. we'll get a break most of saturday, sunday and monday. winter weather continues up in the mountains, kind of letting up right now. it will pick up a little later and the rainfall looks good, even down to monterey and san jose and down to santa cruz, everyone should get in on this, i'll look for the rain to pick up later on. i think you'll have highs in the 50s and 60s, it's a temperature day not a rain day, dave. >>> we're starting i