there's buena park, there's riverside, and there's brea. buena park, the landlord is threatening eviction, right? riverside, the landlord is $200,000 past due, and your vendors are $75,000 past due. and brea is hanging by a string. farrell's international is up here, this is where marcus is, and parlour enterprises was the manager of these three locations. parlour enterprises is the management company that actually operates and manages the individual location. along with paul and mike, there are other employees that make up that group, but essentially it's the two of them leading it. well, let's look at the revenue. buena park, $4 million, did pretty good. riverside... paul: $2.77, yeah. lemonis: and brea? travis: $2.9. lemonis: by the way, these are not small numbers. buena park makes money, brea makes money, and riverside broke even. paul: correct. lemonis: okay. so why are you past due on all your bills again? paul: it's coming into parlour as management fees, and parlour enterprises still had to pay the investors. lemonis: when i look a

jane alsten and her husband bought their apartment at 120 riverside in twn2014. >> it was a bit of a thing between my husband and myself. i already wasn't crazy about donald trump. i was not happy about it. but i could live with -- that was 2014. i could live with it. now it just came to mean something i really wasn't comfortable being associated with. >> reporter: they joined their neighbors at the four other buildings on riverside boulevard who already elected to remove the name. the signage was taken down by construction crews when a resident circulated an online petition urging other condo owners to dump the trump name after donald trump took office in 2016. but not everyone is happy about the name being erased from the luxury buildings. >> this name was associated with prestige. so the people actually bought into the building, probably because of the name, and now they are selling or removing sign for exactly the same reason. so what's going to happen to this building in 20 years when the political climate changed, possibly changed? >> reporter: trump built the sprawling develop

steve: joining us from san professor lucia gutierrez-romine, she currently teaches in riverside, california. we want to focus on abortion. when did we first see them in the u.s. and when did they become illegal? prof. gutierrez-romine: hi. we always see them in the united states. we know that women have practiced abortion since as long as women have been having children. there is a specific moment when we first see them in the u.s. they are always there. we see them when things go badly. they become illegal in the united states during the 1800s. you see a lot of this early legislation, early abortion legislation, developing around the 1840's and by the 1880's, every state in the united states has a law against abortion. steve: when we hear the term "back alley abortions," i know it is obvious but explain what we were seeing in this time? prof. gutierrez-romine: it can vary. illegal abortion, often conflated with back alley abortion, illegal abortion can take place in a doctor's office. it is just describing when an abortion is a distinction. there have been exceptions in most states to prot

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the flooding also ripping apart this riverside county home. mandatory must go now evacuations in the area where the holy fire burned last summer. and multiple high water rescues, three people saved here, after their vehicle got trapped west of palm springs. tragically, in corona, california, one of nine people rescued from floodwaters there did not survive. now, this is the l.a. river, david. normally just a trickle, not anymore. we mentioned those high water rescues. 30 of them just today in riverside county alone. and those mandatory evacuation orders, thousands of people affected by them. take lake elsinore, just south of where we are, it's under its sixth mandatory evacuation in just the past couple of months. and officials there concerned over evacuation fatigue, with only about 25% of the people there actually leaving. david? >> wow, the l.a. river so often bone dry, raging there behind you. matt, thank you. let's get right to senior meteorologist record rob marciano, tracking this as it now moves across the country. hey, rob. >> reporte

the flooding also ripping apart this riverside county home. mandatory must go now evacuations in the area where the holy fire burned last summer. and multiple high water rescues, three people saved here, after their vehicle got trapped west of palm springs. tragically, in cona califoia,ne of ne peopleererdinu w, this is the l.a. river, david. normally, just a trickle, not anymore. we mentioned those high water rescues. 30 of them just today in riverside county alone. and those mandatory evacuation orders, thousands of people effected by them, take lake elsinore, just south of where we are, it's under its sixth mandatory evacuation in just the past couple of months. and officials there concerned over evacuation fatigue with only about 25% of the people there actually leaving. david? >> wow, the l.a. river so often bone dry, raging there behind you. matt, thank you. let's get to rob marciano, tracking this, as it moves across the country. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. such a powerful storm, with widespread amounts of half a foot of rain. and

lives in all the counties increased except for napa and riverside. we saw slight decreases in our population in those counties. everywhere else we're growing. looking on page 10, just calling out here the lives by medical plan that you see, kaiser permanente senior advantage. this is a 5-year trend. [please stand by] on slide 12 is a view of our enroll ment by the retiree members, not dependents, just members. here we have done a better job of giving you average age by medicare and non-medicare. you can see the further breakout on the charts on page 13. many of those are pretty static, however, again, majority of our enrollments are living here in san francisco county and high 90 plus percentages in th the 8 bay area counties when we look at our members. it is hard to read. might be time for a new pair of glasses. >> this is very clear and wonderful. i wonder if you will comment. something to go back to when we have questions or concerns how this can be used because you have a lot of detail here. we do 10 county reviews for, you know, rates. how do y

una de las regiones eafe a dos por los incendios es el condado de riverside, donde un arroyo alcanzÓ varias casas, causando lo largo del estado ya se registrÓ aproximadamente nueve pulgadas de lluvias . se espera que continÚe hasta el fin de semana. patricia: manuel y patriciarevelaron un mural en nueva york en homenaje a su hijo joaquÍn y a las demÁs vÍctimas de la masacre de parkland, florida . la obra estÁ ubicada en manhattan y la gigantesca, para que nadie le ignore. mariela salgado nos presenta el informe marÍa: por días trabajaron con intensidad para terminar el mural que ahora se impone en las calles de manhattanpara nunca olvidar a las vÍctimas del tiroteo de la secundaria de parkland, florida el dÍa de san valentÍn del 2018. el mural tambiÉn es una herramienta de activismo, segÚn dijo su creador y padre de joaquÍn oliver, quien falleciÓ en el tiroteo. el mensaje tiene que raciÓn resonar nacionalmente, pedÍan una y otra vez las voces de activistas, entre ellos la actriz susan sarandon. a pesar de su muerte, joaquÍn oliver sigue vivo. su cara plasmada en dij

una de las regiones eafe a dos por los incendios es el condado de riverside, donde un arroyo alcanzÓ varias casas, causando daÑos en los patios traseros. a lo largo del estado ya se registrÓ aproximadamente nueve pulgadas de lluvias . se espera que continÚe hasta el fin de semana. patricia: manuel y patriciarevelaron un mural en nueva york en homenaje a su hijo joaquÍn y a las demÁs vÍctimas de la masacre de parkland, florida . la obra estÁ ubicada en manhattan y la gigantesca, para que nadie le ignore. mariela salgado nos presenta el informe marÍa: por días trabajaron con intensidad para terminar el mural que ahora se impone en las calles de manhattanpara nunca olvidar a las vÍctimas del tiroteo de la secundaria de parkland, florida el dÍa de san valentÍn del 2018. el mural tambiÉn es una herramienta de activismo, segÚn dijo su creador y padre de joaquÍn oliver, quien falleciÓ en el tiroteo. el mensaje tiene que raciÓn resonar nacionalmente, pedÍan una y otra vez las voces de activistas, entre ellos la actriz susan sarandon. a pesar de su muerte, joaquÍn oliver si

intense video of a rescue in riverside county. two people were lifted to safety after being swept away in flood waters. the man and woman were on top of a truck when the fast flowing water dumped them into the flood. they were able to swim to a nearby island where a cal fire helicopter team rescued were taken to the hospital to be checked out. ( robin ) don't forget - you can track the storm and the weather in your neighborhood with the kron-4 mobile app. there you will find full forecasts... and an interactive radar. you can also get push alerts on bay area storms. all with the kron-4 mobile app ( robin ) in national headlines ... president trump plans to declare a national emergency this morning ... after signing a bill to avoid another government shutdown. president trump is using his executive action to secure 8- billion dollars for a border wall. he will make the announcement at 7 o'clock this morning our time. the action will likely spark a new constitutional dispute over whether the president is overstepping his authority.

caused by mining is threatening riverside communities. and the south koreans are in a rush to see the start of section of this museum to look at why feelings of being this yeah. i'm british welcome to news asia it's good to have you with us imagine you're walking in your computer and you see your files being moved before your very eyes all police telling you they know all of the private events you vulcanize on social media this is a reality but reality for many foreign journalists in china then also surveillance and government interference on them wasn't in twenty it's part of a report published by the beijing based foreign correspondents club of china or f.c.c. see here are some chilling accounts from correspondents matthew carney of the australian broadcasting corporation says in my phone i have actually seen them in my g. mail opening and closing files. cathy long from the b.b.c. says on two separate occasions my phone call was interrupted and i heard a recording of by a call being played back down the line to me one hundred nine membe

intense video of a rescue in riverside county. two people were lifted to safety after being swept away in flood waters. the man and woman were on top of a truck when the fast flowing water dumped them into the flood. they were able to swim to a nearby island where a cal fire helicopter team rescued them. both victims were taken to the hospital to be checked out. (grant) don't forget - you can track the storm and the weather in your neighborhood with the kron-4 mobile app. there you will find full forecasts... and an interactive radar. you can also get push alerts on bay area storms. all with the kron-4 mobile app (vicki) coming up... data stolen, and a car stolen. we are learning about some of the dangers of online dating. the warning signs you need to look out for. (grant) plus after the break... why the flu shot might not protect you from getting sick. ..(grant) and--- if you are watching us on the kron on app - our news coverage continues during the commercial break. visit kron-on-dot-tv to subscribe. for your health tonight...

parker resort, creek side resort, riverside park. winds a problem. power outages. quarter inch on friday and breaking it up this weekend, there it is, nice sun shoshine monday and tuesday. you can see it stays cool for the next seven-days. sierra snow looking at one to four feet wednesday through friday. varying snow levels that could bring flooding to the sierras as well as heavy snow. >> thank you, jeff. >> still to come, a withdrawal. the brazen way thieves made off with an atm at an east bay gas station. >>> well not only did they take the cash, they took the whole atm, the search continues for thieves who ripped off an atm off the wall. it happened at the mobil gas station in berkeley. >>> a scheme to sell fake ride sharing is widening. allowing people to bypass ride sharing background checks and behind the wheel. why most police departments aren't do anything about it. >> we rented two ride share accounts. we never drove, but one of the accounts racked up more than 200 rides across the bay area. account sharing can be difficult for passengers to detect. but a

. >> earlier wednesday people who live in the riverside trailer park were told to move the higher ground. >> it will happen in another week. >> i've done it so many times. >> faced with a massive recovery effort sonoma county declared a local emergency. for many the help can't come soon enough. >> the russian river is forecast to recede overnight but the area will remain police officer flood -- above flood stage for a couple days. >> we're at the barlow, it's the marketplace. where people come to shop and dine. today they came for the spectical. the wart has dropped a few inches but for merchants the damage is done. a young man called 911. >> standing on dry land but unable to get out. >> he didn't have many clothes on. not sure what's going on. i'm sure they will check him out? the source of the flood a water shed that drains to the russian river. it swamped highway 12 and it's a waterway for kayak, boats are the only way to go. take the west county flood zones seriously. >> the water is murky and people are driving into it and getting stuck. we have to rescue them. >> as first responde

it happened yesterday afternoon on highway 116 near riverside drive. no one was hurt but as you can see, a large corner of the home was damaged. >> highway 37 will be closely watched for how it handles the new storm. heavy rains and flooding damage the westbound lanes earlier this month.>> if you ride the ferry, ferry service could be canceled today if strong winds make it unsafe. no final decisions have been made yet but if ferry service , is providing bus service in san francisco. buses are due to take off at 6:40 am, 7:55 am and 9:10 am. >> san francisco police need your help to identify a man who stole a suitcase with a gun inside. here's the image police released of the suspect. it was taken by security cameras at sfo where the suitcase was taken off of one of the baggage carousel. it had 20 rounds of ammunition, a holster and two flashlights inside. this happened on sunday, february 17. look at this image. if you recognize the man or know anything about the suitcase, call police. >> the san francisco police are investigating a shooting that happe

dramatic video of a rescue in cabazon near interstate 10 in riverside county. safety after being swept away in flood waters. the man and woman were on top of a truck when the fast flowing water dumped them into the flood water. they were able to swim to a nearby island where a cal fire helicopter team rescued them. both victims were taken to the hospital to be checked out. (ken) don't forget - you can track the storm and the weather in your neighborhood with the kron-4 mobile app. there you will find full forecasts... and an interactive radar. you can also get push alerts on bay area storms. all with the kron-4 mobile app (pam) five homestead high school students were arrested... in connection with a group assault .... on a 69-year-old man in cupertino. deputies got a call tuesday about a man in the hospital with injuries... which appeared to have been caused by a fight. when deputies interviewed the man, he said he saw a group of juveniles horsing around.... and told them to stop by the mcdonalds on stelling road. the man said, one of the boys approached his c

. >>> it is an incredible scene at riverside county as part of this building is swept away with the raging floodwaters with the devastation happening to our south. >>> the market opened up 10 minutes ago with the strong start from the dow up.240 points. does your customers connecting to the wifi ever slow down your business? yes, it does slow things down. aggravating. it's a nightmare. so our gig-speed network is fast. and evenol dteathose gets yousine won't miss a beat. isg hador ge, i think they would be left behind. just one more way we go beyond at&t. right now get fast, reliable internet and add wifi pro for a low price. comcast business. beyond fast. >>> it is friday and here is the hi-def doppler tracking rain showers. you can see from santa rosa, and it is pouring right now. we have snow over mount st. helens it was showers over daly city, across the peninsula and the tri-valley. we will talk about what you can expect heading to the weekend, coming up. >>> it is 6:42 am. >>> we continue our storm watch. southern california is getting excessive rainfall, creeks turning into rivers c

the charming old riverside hamlet has faced repeated floods for generations, going back well over a century. brad smith has lived here 35 years. >> i don't think it's going to be as serious as d the 95 flood >> reporter: but smith says he senses th before. >> 99.9% of the site iss all over the world think that climate change is in fact a fact. >> the wildfires going on in the state, we have just been hammered, and the rain coming all at once like it does instead of just over a period of time, we just get it all at once. >> reporter: a time-tested procedure over generations along the river has been when the river goes up, make sure that your stuff goes up higher if possible. and it happened again. >> they will tell us it will credit 39 feet at the time of day, and you've got to be out before. >> reporter: all the riverside trailer park residents relocated their homes to higher ground. >> is probably going to have it in another week. this is the second time this year. >> reporter: so you ready? >> yes, i've done it 70 times, it's normal. >> reporter: these folks are wise to the ways of the ri

and there's now a riverside walkway that's a comfortable distance from the water. the community also has the support of a team of architects who developed a sustainable model home for tongkol. it's made of stone and wood, rather than plastic and sheet metal. seven famililies live he. >> this is small house, like pigeon house. michael: among them are gugun muhammad, his wife, and their two children. gugun: it's cooler than before. and i have window. this is important for me, because in the past, i don't have window. michael: the architects are pinning their hopes on sustainable living solutions and social change. >> well, i am not saying the physical result is not important, but i think the social process that comes with it is the most important. michael: social responsibility. sustainable water management. the people of tongkol have shown what's possible. the cocommunity has becomeme a l of clean and green living. now the neighborhood enjoys state support. irvan pulungan hopes the authorities are starting to understand that when it comes to ensuring the city's surv

the charming old riverside hamlet has faced with. flood for generations going back well over a century. brad smith has lived here 35 years. >> i don't think it's going to be as serious as our -- certainly as our 86 or 95 floods. >> reporter: but smith says he says is what's happening now with the weather here is different from before. >> 99.9% of the scientists all over the world think that climate change is in fact a fact. >> you know, with the wi-fi is going on in the state, we've just been hammered, and the rain coming all it was like it does instead of just over a period of time, we just get it all at once. >> reporter: a time-tested procedure over the generations along the river has been when the river goes up, make sure that your stuff is higher if possible. and it happened again. >> it will crashed at 39 feet at this time of day, that is a. >> reporter: all the riverside trailer park residents relocated their homes to higher ground. >> it's probably going to happen in another week. this is the second time this year, so -- >> r

and there's now a riverside walkway that's a comfortable distance from the water. the community also has the support of a team of architects who developed a sustainable model home for tongkol. it's made of stone and wood, rather than plastic and sheet metal. seven families live here. >> this is small house, like pigeon house. michael: among them are gugun muhammad, his wife, and their two children. gugun: it's cooler than before. and i have window. this is important for me, because in the past, i don't have window. michael: the architects are pinning their hopes on sustainable living solutions and social change. >> well, i am not saying the physical result is not important, but i think the social process that comes with it is the most important. michael: social responsibility. sustainable water management. the people of tongkol have shown what's possible. the community has become a model of clean and green living. now the neighborhood enjoys state support. irvan pulungan hopes the authorities are starting to understand that when it comes to ensuring the city's surv

in riverside, california, if we map before and after the expulsion riverside we see that the chinese population has not moved too far. they've move from the center of what's known as the square mile of riverside, the original community, to the outskirts of town. so this has been an expulsion, but a short one. and then places like seattle where the violence was not as effective, what we see is the reduction in the number of chinese-occupied buildings, and sort of their profment is tighter and closer. -- proximity is tighter and closer. also, where could chinese people live. in tacoma we have redress hearings, we have lists of the buildings that have been burned. nd then here's a chinese marchents notebook in seattle and he catalogs in the side of his notebook the camps lost, that is worker's camp in washington territory. so the expulsions in general moved the chinese from places that they knew to places where they didn't know. from communities where they were known to communities where they were not known. so i think of it as the violence turned to what were neighbors, people living i

. >>> more bad weather raging on in southern california where it washed away an entire road in riverside county. we can see a waterfall where i highway should be. residence in the area were asked to shelter in place because of the torrential rain. this is new video from san bernardino county. you can see crews from the sheriff aviation unit. ical >> the whole state needs a break. i think we went to get one. >> we can take say goodbye to the weather pattern. up to 12 inches of rain in the mountains of sonoma county. eight inches of rain in marin county. high elevation snow. happening right now in not only at a pretty good clip. snowing up toward mount hamilton, it is rain, not snow. glen ellyn in petaluma, showers continue. there are more showers off to our west. they are not as intense as earlier today. we are losing a bit of the heating of the day. we will continue to move through. we will keep adding to the graphic. you can say it has been raining a lot. absolutely right. 13 of the past 17 days it has rained in the bay area. our computer model's production of the next 48 hours, not muc

riverside county officials have issued mandatory evacuation orders to residents living near burn scars of the holy fire. crews working to clear piles of dirt left from the last storm, before more rain moves in this evening. >> california does have its own stuff to deal with. >> we do. southern california went from nothing to too much to nothing very quickly. more rainfall. more strength to deal with, one tomorrow. the other will not arrive until monday. interesting because the snow level will drop pretty low. gorgeous sunset outside right now, looks beautiful. 60 san francisco and livermore in santa rosa, 64 mild, sunny afternoon. caught a break between storms. concord in oakland 64, mild night, 48 redwood city, napa 49, 50 san jose, 51 oakland. this time tomorrow light to moderate rain. tomorrow evening moderate to heavy rainfall, we won't shake it for well. once the storm arrives tomorrow evening. one storm leaving southern california, rainmaker for western and central arizona, the bigger storm, cloud by tomorrow morning, rainfall by tomorrow evening. there will be a few scattered sh

it finished 1—1 at the riverside. there were wins today for bristol city, preston, derby and nottingham forest. birmingham led 4—0 at qpr — quite a comeback was on the cards at loftus road — the home side missing a penalty late on to make it 4—4. the games at rotherham and sheffield wednesday both ended in draws while swansea beat millwall. england's cricketers have endured a difficult start in the third and final test against the west indies in saint lucia. the hosts have an unassailable 2—0 lead going into the match and have reduced england to a few wickets approaching tea. patrick gearey has been following the action. a cry to the heavens for help, or a necessary step england responded to the banking problems by recalling keatonjennings to they only chop last week. before long, he will stop again. this time by chase in the slips. jennings career seems stuck ona slips. jennings career seems stuck on a lieutenant any endings condemned to end like that. nowhere fast, england scratched along. west indies thou

. >>> in riverside county the storm watch way part of a home at lake elsinore. the property has been ragtag and the neighbor that was home and their home was damaged and they describe the adjacent property. >> they have a little granny flat home and now part of it is hanging off of the banks. >> the 40 rescues were reported yesterday in connection with the flooding. >>> we have had so many rounds of rain over the last few weeks i cannot even remember the count with more rain to come. >> that's right. the atmospheric river event is gone, but we still have wet weather that continues today into the weekend. we are not done quite yet. let me show you the hi-def doppler and you can see we are tracking showers back into the bay area. this is even some downpours moving over mill valley, across the golden gate and the bay bridge into san francisco. that is also south san francisco with more offshore about to move them. the salesforce tower cam looking at cloudy skies with temperatures running in the mid to upper 40s, 50 in oakland. 48 in concord, san francisco and san j

steve: joining us from san professor lucia gutierrez-romine, she currently teaches in riverside, california. we want to focus on abortion. when did we first see them in the u.s. and when did they become illegal? prof. gutierrez-romine: hi.

it happened between cannot be assured and riverside drive. known was injured, but the falling trees, as you see there, took off a large corner of the home on the hillside. highway 116 was reopened about half an hour later. a reminder that you can always download our newly updated ktvu weather up. early updates in the 7-day forecast as well as an option to send us your weather photos and video. >>> now for the latest on the oakland teachers strike. the union and teachers wrapped up negotiations without reaching agreement. >> the teachers are set to hit the picket line once again for a fourth school day. jana katsuyama with the latest in negotiations. >> reporter: frank and heat night but certainly today there is a different tenor, a more hopeful tone on the part of the oakland teachers union and they say that tomorrow, they are going to go back to the bargaining table and hope to get a deal. at martin luther king jr. elementary in west oakland was quiet, only a few parents it after school pickup time. michelle brown came to get our 5-year-old

people in riverside county were told to shelter in place because of unsafe road conditions yesterday. according to the california highway patrol, one part of the highway was actually washed away by the storm north of idlewild. >>> some monks in arkansas are tapping into the beer business. a monastery about 100 miles from little rock is brewing and selling its own beer under the country monks brewing label. it received a brewing license just two months ago. the monks make three types of beer, pale ale, amber, and stout, and say they enjoy the beer themselves, and the profits go to helping elder monks. >>> and a colorado man is sharing a frightening story about his sudden encounter with a mountain lion. mireya villarreal has more on the life-and-death struggle. >>> i remember looking down and seeing the claws. >> reporter: travis kauffman says he was alone on a midday run along the trails of horse tooth mountain park when he heard a noise. >> i turned around, and just was bummed out to see a mountain lion chasing after me. it grabbed on to my hand and wrist. and from there, it started t

. >> earlier wednesday people who live in the riverside trailer park were told the relocate to higher ground. >> it will happen in another week. this is the second time this year. >> i've done it so many times it's normal. >> faced with a massive recovery effort sonoma has declared a emergency. for many the help can't come soon enough. >> the russian river is forecast to recede but the guerneville area will be above flood stage for at least 24 hours. there's four helicopters to assist with medical calls in the flood zone. >>> we want to go to bill martin with more on the river willfuls. >> level. they peaked this evening and below the number that was projected yesterday. that's good news of by thursday archet down to 32 feet. just above 32 feet. it's closer to flood stage. by friday it's half of that. the river has crested. the rains for the most part have ended but not before significant rain in the russian river drainage, that kind of rain, 2 feet of rain in three days. this area up undated and it flows into the ave had a lot of a foot to nearly 2 feet of rain. the river is working

. >>> the parents of 13 children pleaded guilty to the abuse of all but one of the children in riverside county. louise turpin wiped away tears as they admitted to torturing this children. it was uncovered after their 17- year-old daughter escaped a year ago. they were star haved and shackled to their bed. >>> a justice department source says the special counsel report on the russia investigation will not be released next week. the president will meet with kim jong-un. the president's attorney said the team expects the results in the next two weeks. >> right now our focus is not on the mueller report but on doing our jobs. focusing on the things americans care about. it focusing on preparing for the meetings next week and looking forward to having a great trip. >> muellers team was supposed to release the recommendations for paul manafort tonight. manafort lied to the special counsel's office. >>> president trump named kelly craft ambassador to canada. if she's confirmed will nikki haily. craft raised eyebrows when she said she believes both sides of the sides when it comes to climate ch

risks of living on the mekong river we've seen how erosion caused by illegal sign mining is trapped in riverside communities. and the south koreans are in a rush to see the start of the action of this museum we look at why for.

it finished 1—1 at the riverside. there were wins today for bristol city, preston, derby and nottingham forest. birmingham led 4—0 at qpr — quite a comeback was on the cards at loftus road — the home side missing a penalty late on to make it 4—4. the games at rotherham and sheffield wednesday both ended in draws while swansea beat millwall. england's cricketers have endured a difficult start in the third and final test against the west indies in saint lucia. the hosts have an unassailable 2—0 lead going into the match with england now 125—11. patrick gearey has been following the action. a cry to the heavens for help or a necessary step. england responded to their batting problems might be a calling keatonjennings are the only top last week. before long, he will stop again. this time by roston chase in the slips. jennings career seemed to step on a loop. every endings condemned to end like that. nowhere fast, angrily —— england scratched along. less than he thought they had told them he caught behind.

of living on the mekong river we'll see how it goes and goes by he can sign by i think his trust in riverside communities. and the south koreans are in a rush to see the start of the action of this museum to look at why feast of the.

alexander pope built the subterranean lair to connect his villa to his riverside garden and later converted it into a mine, complete with diamonds and stalactites. the grotto is halfway through a process of restoration. a real person built passive play room, and that shows someone who is inventive, playful, wanting to surprise people. look at this, let me introduce you to my enthusiasm. people coming here will understand him ina people coming here will understand him in a different way from what you would get from his writings. let's take a look at the travel situation now. 0n the tubes this morning, we have severe delays on the hmmersmith and city and circle lines, minor delays on the bakerloo. a part suspension on the overground. 0n the trains, greater anglia services on the hertford east branch line are cancelled due to electrical supply problems, while south eastern trains via maidstone west and strood are disrupted by a tree on the line. 0nto the roads. 0n the m25, the qe2 bridge is closed at the dartford river crossing due to strong winds. and the a205 south circular at lordship lane

inspired many, including me, by taking a courageous stance and living life as his true self, becoming riverside county's first openly gay elected official. it was greg's persistence that encouraged me to continue pursuing my passion to serve my community regardless of the setbacks i faced as an openly gay person. though he was initially motivated by his passion to improve the lives of lgbtq people, his life and service brought justice to all people. as mayor of cathedral city, greg helped improve transportation infrastructure in his region and recognized the lgbtq veterans in his city by erecting a monument in their honor. if his memorial service was any indication, his legacy will live on for years to come. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. thompson: mr. speaker, request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. thompson: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker,

crampton says her power on riverside drive was out for several hours - which also meant she had no heat.lurline crampton"the only thing i was worried about was my heat cause i have three cats so i mean i could leave if it was just me but i'm not leaving my babies."crampton says her power was back on just before 1130 p.m. and her and her cats - are just fine."that seemed like because it was cool in my house but i knew that around and take always do." (jrstone) that was chloe vincente reporting. crampton says her power was back on just before 1130 p.m. and her and her cats - are just fine. tonight, we all thought we tonight, we all tonight, we all thought we were going to be treated to bron, bron in the oracle....>but, lebron james was a late scratch due to "load management,"yes, your guess is as good as mine......> but the show has to go on......>here's a familiar face.....javale mcgee -javale mcgee received his 2018 nba championship ring tonight in oracle....presented by andre iguodala.....>3rd quarter....watch out below...demarcus cousins slams it and stares down at kyle kuzma.....>a minute la

because of the wet winter in riverside county. a similar bloom two- years ago... turned some areas into instant tourist attractions. city officials in lake elsinore expect a wave of visitors again. but the officials are also launching a campaign ... to make sure the beautiful flower fields do not get trampled. lawrence karnow: heavy rain and floodind is likely for the bay area especially in the north bay. over a foot of rain has fallen on some north bay mountains. the russian river and the napa river are both expected to flood with major flooding into downtown guerneville possible tomorrow. doppler is showing the now. its very heavy and now moving south. rain and windy weather will spead across the entire bay area tonight with the chance for flash flooding. the rain will turn to showers tomorrow with mild temperatures in the 50s and mid 60s. more rain is likely late friday and into saturday with potential for more big storms next week. week. week. (ken)(ken)(ken) if you are watching us on the new kronon app - our live news coverage continues next at eleven. kron o

intense video of a rescue in riverside county. two people were lifted to safety after being swept away in flood waters. the man and woman were on top of a truck when the fast flowing water dumped them into the flood. they were able to swim to a nearby island where a cal fire helicopter team rescued them. both victims were taken to the hospital to be checked out. (vicki) don't forget - you can track the storm and the weather in your neighborhood with the kron-4 mobile app. there you will find full forecasts... and an interactive radar. you can also get push alerts on bay area storms. all with the kron-4 mobile app (grant) in national news tonight....two big stories in washington today,. the senate, confirming william barr as the next attorney general. barr will now oversee the justice department and robert mueller's russia investigation. also today, we learned president trump will sign the compromise bill on tomorrow... to avoid another government shutdown-- (vicki) according to a white house official... the president will also ann

michael hestrin / riverside county district attorney:"this is among the worst, most aggravated child abuse case i've ever seen. /// the defendants ruined lives. and so i think it's just and fair that the sentence be equivalent to first degree murder." ( marty ) sentencing in the case is scheduled for april. the couple is facing prison sentences of 25 years to life. coming up on the kron 4 morning news.. a surprising new study shows how much you need to earn to be considered middle class in the bay area. ( marty ) and san francisco senator feinstein is making headlines this morning after a feisty interaction with some school children over climate change. this is not a bed. it's a revolution in sleep. the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now from $899, during the ultimate sleep number event. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it even helps with this. so you wake up ready to hit the ground running. only at a sleep number store. it's the final days to save 50% on the sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. plus, 24-month financing on

more snow is in a forecast closer to home in san diego and riverside and san bernardino counties. is creating blizzard conditions in the mountain >> the weather forecasters are forecasting snow as low as 2000 feet. a winter storm warning is in effect through early tomorrow morning. >> is fine as long as you don't have to dig out. you can stay home if you are a kid in the snow. >> we don't have to deal with that most of that time. i don't remember the last time, i never had a snow day because i grew up here. >>> let's look at the commutes. we have a look at the tracy super commute at 205 and 580. now 580 is into the action. you can see how slow it is before you make that tracy triangle. 205 is slow. this is heading into the bay area. livermore looks all right. there is slow traffic on 880 past 238. this is 880 at the oakland oracle arena. there is a backup at 10 to 15 minutes. 5:48. >>> we grew up in the midwest and we would occasionally get a snow day. they are rare. now they close all the time. >> it is true. we had to walk 10 miles. right? >> that is right. ready close. >>> the

. >>> rain and much of southern california causing concerns in riverside county and other areas scarred by the recent wildfires. they are advising people at the cleveland national forest base to be prepared for flooding which appears to be imminent. >>> i am anne makovec at the live news desk with a live look at the hearing in dc. paul manafort is facing the judge who is deciding whether or not he lied to the investigators. they are looking into possible russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election. if he did so, that would be a breach of his plea agreement which would certainly affect his sentencing. we are keeping an eye on that case in dc >>> in amount -- in about two hours, matthew muller, representing himself will get a chance to cross-examine his own kidnapping victim in court today. he admits that he found a drug ic in eir and 20. tooff deni he is facing charges and in prn in the case. >>> lake mayer is known as the open crown jewel but the homeless encampments have taken over and one in particular caught our eye next to the children's fairyland and filled with hundreds of

. >>> we have rain and much of southern california causing problems in riverside and other areas that have been burn scarred from the recent wildfires. they are asking people at the cleveland national forest area to be prepared if flooding happened. >>> six warmer usc students claim the medical center men's sexual house doctor violated and humiliated them. among the accusations, the alleged victims said that dr. dennis kelly would insist on performing unnecessary invasive examinations on the plaintiffs but dr. kelly is denying the accusations. usc is still trying to recover from the massive scanda former university gynecologist. they are moving forward with the $214 million class action settlement with thousands of the former patients and the former gynecologist denied any wrongdoing. >>> first came the snow and now lake tahoe could be facing new problems with the latest storm moving in. >> reporter: there are problems on the roadways not only in marin but also in sonoma county. we will tell you where they are coming up. ♪ they say you should always listen to your heart. and where b

. >>> and in riverside county. >> creeks turned in to rivers causing several buildings and walls to collapse in the town of lake ellsinore. this shows a concrete wall collapse and fall in to the rushing water below. the rain left at least one of those homes on the edge of collapse. people who live in that house were able to get out safely. >> they have a -- a little granny flap home that -- that part of it now is hanging off the bank. >> this cut that's in here is incredible. >> this happened in the region burned by the holy fire. there were at least 40 water rescues. this week's storm brought down trees and power lines across the bay area. >> it even took a toll on a coastal california icon. take a look at this. the storm tore off a limb of the famous lo e cyprus. it's one of the most photographed trees in the word. >>> and sharing more video of the hail that sent many running for cover. you can hear it bouncing off this window in san francisco. the latest storms have brought enough rain to take the bay area out of a drought. three months ago the entire area was considered abnormally drive

related agreements for washington square park playground, riverside heights playground, sergeant john mcauley playground, and golden gate heights park playground renovation. >> good morning, commissioners. i am the director of partnership for the recreation and park department. i am excited to be here on a day when you are taking so many actions regarding the let's play initiative and these initiatives are a lot like stories and my peace today is maybe the caption for a chart, and the beautiful illustrations and the pieces that move this story along are all the contracts that are getting awarded and concept plans that you have already approved, but nonetheless is an important staff. i am here for a discussion of possible action to authorize a recreation and parks department to enter into related agreements with the san francisco parks alliance under the let's play s.f. initiative for the renovation of washington square park playground, sergeant john mccauley playground callaghan golden gate heights park playground. some quick background, as you all know, lets play is a public private

it happened on highway 116 between cano ps road and riverside drive. fortunately no one was injured. the falling trees tore off a corner of the large hillside home. highway 116 was reopened about a half an hour later. >>> in crainville, people are keeping a close eye on the russian river. a town was hit by flooding just weeks ago, and many people just finished cleaning up from that storm now, they are bracing for a possible second round. as a precaution, many people have moved their belongings to higher ground. >> i am hearing that the river is supposed to get to 38 feet by wednesday, so again yesterday my brothers and i were downstairs pulling up anything that could be ruined by the water. >> 38 feet is six feet above flood stage in addition to the russian river, people will also be checking whether neely road is close to flooding. that is the only way in and out >>> people heading up to the sera should be prepare for winter driving conditions, the storm that is bringing us rain is expected to pound the lake tahoe area with snow levels starting at abo

evacuation notices were sent out to parts of riverside county. and sending rushing water. i cannot believe they drove through that standing water. many people who live in the area for decades say they have never seen that much rain before. >> there were two big outbuildings about 10 by 20 and they fell in the creek. some lady was trying to get a bicycle out of one of them and they were screaming to get out and barely got out of there in time in that outbuilding that fell into the creek. >> forecasters are predicting more rain today, possibly again on sunday. some homes were damaged. located along banks that are eroding. >>> governor gavin newsome told victims that more help is on the way. the governor went to butte county yesterday, his third trip to the fire zone since elected back in november. he went to mcgalia and told fire victims he just signed two bills for financial help. one gives millions of dollars to pay for property loss taxes. the second gave the governor power to use reserve money if he declared a state of emergency during a wildfire. he knows these families