in washington alexandra limon. (grant) and kron 4 (grant) and kron 4 will carry the president's memorial service uninterrupted tomorrow morning. it begins at 8 a-m but we will have extended coverage on the kron 4 morning news starting at 4 a-m. (anchor) taking a live look at stormtracker 4 radar... as rain hits the bay area. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was a cloudy and cool day with highs only in the 50s. doppler radar is picking up on some rain moving in now with more to come. low pressure will stay off the coast but it will spin up some showers and a few isolated thunderstorms. showers will be on and off through the night and tomorrow before slowing by tomorrow afternoon. it will will also be windy at times near the coast as the low moves south. highs tomorrow will dry weather will return on thursday and into the weekend. rain is possible again at the beginning of next week. (catherine) also tonight at 5:30... kron4 is always tracking

in washington alexandra limon. a live look outside right now... as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez. dry conditions with seasonable highs and chilly overnight lows will prevail through the weekend, and well into next week in the bay area. overnight lows will dip into the 30s and 40s. colder, wind- sheltered valley locations will likely see overnight low temperatures at or below the freezing at times. daytime highs will cool into the mid to upper 50s. chilly overnight lows will continue through the weekend. a d-u-i prevention pilot program will now be the law of the land for d-u-i offenders statewide in 2019. the technology was tested in 4-california-counties, over an 8-year period and has prevented hundreds-of- thousands of drunk drivers from starting-up their cars. kron4's haaziq madyun has the story nats/igntion interlock device take a good look. if you get busted driving under the influence of alcohol in 2019 a new state law will require you to have one of these ignition interlock devices in y

in washington alexandra limon. according to a new study - breast cancer testing guidelines are 20 years out of date. the current guidelines for genetic testing limits the number of women who can get tested -- patients without genetic testing for breast cancer might not get the appropriate treatment for their cancer -- which could be a matter of life or death. one of the authors of the study says the data supports one clear guideline -- that all breast cancer patients should receive genetic testing. (vicki) in tech news... china has banned most iphones sales in the country. a chinese court granted qualcomm's injunction against apple. qualcomm - an american microchip maker - claims that apple violates two of its patents in multiple iphones. this decision will likely escalate the nasty trade war between the u-s and china. apple's stock also fell by two percent in early trading on monday. (jr stone) dumped rain, sleet, and double-digit snowfall in parts of the carolinas and virginia over thwe driving conditions and fru

kron 4's washington correspondent alexandra limon reports. humanitarian agencies around the world are alamred by the deaths of two immigrant children in u.s. customs and border protection custody - joanne lin / amnesty internationalthe current system in place at homeland security department is a patchwork system of short term border patrol processing centers that are not designed to care for children, especially sick children. joanne lin with amnesty international says congress and federal agencies need to coordinate to better handle and receive families and children at the border. alexandra limon in a statement incoming house speaker nancy pelosi said congress will investigate the deaths. illinois senator richard durbin is calling for the resignation of dhs secretary kiertjen nielsen. senator feinstein asking for the senate judiciary committee to hold a hearing.meanwhile dhs announced secretary nielsen plans to visit the us mexico border friday. nielsen says new rules will require that all children in cbp custody receive thorough health scre

(grant) washington correspondent alexandra limon reports... as the department of homeland security secretary tries to do damage control... president trump amps up the fight with democrats on twitter over his proposed border wall. dhs secretary kirstjen nielsen planned to spend the weekend at the u.s./mexican border...starting in el paso, texas. back in washington president trump canceled his florida vacation because of the government shut-down...and continued to demand that congress provide taxpayer money to build the border wall. the president tweeted yet another threat to close the southern border entirely-- experts say that would cost the u.s. up to a billion dollars a day.mick mulvaney - white house budget director ...says the president is serious this time...mick mulvaney / white house budget directorall options are on the table - listen, it's the only way we can get the democrats attention.alexandra limon / washington correspondentthe border wall standoff caused parts of the government to shut down one week ago, and there's no solution i

in washington alexandra limon. (grant) week two of the ongoing government shutdown government the ongoing week two of (grant) limon.alexandra in washington alexandra limon. limon. (grant) week two of the ongoing government shutdown begins on saturday. uncertainty is looming for thousands of federal workers. (ken) as ryan nobles reports, government agencies are starting to offer them advice on how to deal with financial problems. with president trump unable to secure funding for his border wall.president trump on christmas/no name font needed: "i can tell you it's not going to be open until we have a wall, a fence, whatever they would like to call it. and if you don't have that, then we're just not opening."the government shutdown will likely continue into the new year, affecting an estimated 25 percent of the federal workforce.380,000 employees are furloughed -- and another 420,000 are still working without pay, including the tsa. the smithsonian museums and national zoo will be closing its doors beginning january

in washington alexandra limon. ( james ) and kron-4 will carry the president's memorial service uninterrupted tomorrow morning. it begins at 8 a-m but we will have extended coverage all morning long starting at 4 a-m. ( darya ) new this morning... quora.. a question-and-answer website says it suffered a secruity breach that may have affected as many as 100-million users. ( james ) kron 4's sanaz tahernia is live in mountain view with the details... sanaz? sanaz? details... sanaz? ( james ) thanks sanaz. ( james ) a big story this morning.. san jose city council will vote whether to sell land to google near dirdon station. ( darya ) but some residents aren't happy with the possible sale. kron 4's will tran is live in san jose with the details. will? the city council will vote on part of the plan starting at 130 this afternoonif approved google will get 10 acres of prime downtown land to build on which they will say will ultimately bring to san jose about 10 million dollars a year and 25 thousand jobsbut homeless advocates are protesting .. with a hunger strike saying the city is selling out th

in washington alexandra limon. ( james ) in the south bay... two people are facing charges after a car crashed into a housting complex and ruptured a gas line...forcing 16 people out of their homes. it happened in the 1300 block of san tomas aquino road in san jose. investigators determined that 18-year old olivia paez and 28-year old brett oppido crashed the truck and then ran away. moments later, police says olivia called the police to report her truck was stolen. both were eventually arrested and booked for hit-and-run and giving a false police report. the 16 displaced people will be out of a home until a building inspector can deem the complex safe. ( james ) scary moments for a california woman who says she was attacked by a man with a machete in hemet. she says on sunday he hit her car, leaving a dent. before that, she says the attacker popped up in the middle of the street in front of her, hiding the weapon behind him. she slowed down, not seeing his machete at first. that's when she says he hit the car as she stepped on the gas to get a

kron 4's washington correspondent alexandra limon reports the department of homeland security is defending its actions-but some lawmakers accuse d-h-s of careless disregard. lawmakers want to see for themselves...conditions at the border patrol station that held a 7 year old guatemalan girl for the hours before her death.the congressional hispanic caucus will lead a delegation to the new mexico facility...on tuesday.trump administration officials blamed the child's death on her family's decision to come to the us illegallywhite house aide steven millersteven miller the loss of that precious life is horrifying. it is a painful reminder of the ongoing humanitarian crisis that is illegal immigraiton.homeland security officials say young jackelin caal maquin died because her family forced her to trek through the desert with little food and water... but jackelin's father said in a statement that the girl was in good health when they were apprehended by cbp.texas congressman beto o'rourke says two hundred migrants died in the past fiscal year, trying to come into the u.s. seven were children.bet

kron 4's washington correspondent alexandra limon reports. pkg humanitarian agencies around the world are alamred by the deaths of two immigrant children in u.s. customs and border protection custody - joanne lin / amnesty internationalthe current system in place at homeland security department is a patchwork system of short term border patrol processing centers that are not designed to care for children, especially sick children. joanne lin with amnesty international says congress and federal agencies need to coordinate to better handle and receive families and children at the border. alexandra lin in a statement incoming house speaker nancy pelosi said congress will investigate the deaths. illinois senator richard durbin is calling for the resignation of dhs secretary kiertjen nielsen. senator feinstein asking for the senate judiciary committee to hold a hearing.meanwhile dhs announced secretary nielsen plans to visit the us mexico border friday. nielsen says new rules will require that all children in cbp custody receive thorough health sc

kron 4's washington correspondent alexandra limon joins us live from washington tonight.. alexandra, we know lawmakers on capitol hill are among those remembering the president's many accomplishmen ts... (alex) today we continue to hear tributes to president george hw bush... by those who knew him, worked by his

kron 4's washington correspondent alexandra limon joins us live from washington tonight.. alexandra, how are lawmakers on capitol hill are remembering president bush's many accomplishments? president donald trump visited members of the bush family -- at blair house --across the street from the white house... while at the capitol rotunda....thousands of americans continued to pay their respects to president george herbert walker bush in a truly touching moment...bob dole saluted the presidents casket.in the spirit of president bush's ability to reach across party lines...united states senators from both parties paid tribute to his lifetime of service and his many accomplishmentssen. richard durbin / il-d under president george herbert walker bush we saw the largest reduction in nuclear weapons in history. and america and the world are safer today because of it.sen. john cornyn / tx-rsen. klobuchar / mn-dhe signed the bipartisan american with disabilites act which has had a lasting impactpeople who benefitted from that legislation were among those who paid their respects.. a

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kron 4's alexandra limon is live in washington d-c tonight with the details. alexandra? (alexandra)today president hw bush returned to washington for a final time.the ceremonies so far have been impressive-- honoring someone who dedicated his entire life to public service. natsspecial air mission 41 brought the body of president george herbert walker bush to joint base andrews... along with members of the bush family .. including his sons president george w. bush and former florida governor jeb bush.nats the motorcade carrying the remains of the 41st president arrived at the capitol at sunset...natsmitch mcconnell / senate majority leadertoday this hero has returned to the captiol a final time.in a ceremony in the captiol rotunda...members of the supreme court, lawmakers ...and other dignitaries honored him mike pence / vpthere was a kindness about the man, who was evident to everyone whoever met him. president bush is lying in state on the catafalque constructed for president abraham lincoln.... an honor reserved for few in history. his accomplishments were many - membe

(ááádoubleboxááá) our washington correpondent alexandra limon joins us live to tell us the latest about the deal pelosi reached this week. ( alex ) leader nancy pelosi reached this deals with members of her own party who previously said it was time for new leadereshi so as part of the deal leader pelos agreed to term limits for democratic leadership. the deal limits the top three democratic leadership positions, to three terms each. not just the speaker. they could be eligible for a fourth term if they have the support of two thirds of the party. the term limits are retroactive and would include the two terms speaker pelosi served from 2007 to 2011. so she's agreeing to stepping down in four years unless she can secure two thirds of her caucus for a fourth term. pelsoi said she does not think she will be a lame duck leader, in that four year term. also this week leader pelosi and senate majority leader chuck schumer faced off with president trump at the white house over the funding for the president's border wall. president trump isn't backing off saying he wants 5 billion dollars for h

for key positions in the administration.( james ) as our washington correspondent alexandra limon tells us there are reports more staff shake ups will come soon. alex what do you know? ( alex ) this morning at the white house president trump announced who he will nominate for attorney general position and as un ambassador. heather nauert - the current state department spokesperson and former fox news anchor is the president's pick for un ambassador. and william barr will be nominated as attorney general. barr previously served as attorney general under president george hw bush. both positions require senate confirmation and it will be an intersting process. particularly in the case of heather nauert who previous to her position as state departent spokespersonhad no government experience whatsoever. so her qualifications for the job will undoubtedly be scrutenized by u-s senators. and the president says there are more changes coming.