but like despite her mother's fears christina will not stop protesting. people start today's demonstration is set to be big she's going with her friend gianna whom she knows from university they had a similar childhood living with their families in the gulf states for a long time because the situation was so insecure in lebanon. this is quite typical there are thought to be about 14000000 lebanese people living abroad and only about 6000000 in lebanon itself. but for now. i actually really want to gain. like i saw myself. continuing my life abroad and there's like this new found new found love for 11 on i think. in the past few weeks i've grown more attached to it than i ever have but. there is chaos but this time it's caused by the protesters they have chosen to demonstrate on the national holiday to show the government how much support they have. little classes are rising up against politicians who have failed to keep the state from going bankrupt. the frustrations been bubbling for decades but if i'm not mistaken it was because of all the unnecessary t

when roadblocks were erected christina and her brother were caught and. it brought back memories of the civil war she was just a young girl when whole districts were separated from one another. she started crying and hugged the earth because. i mean you can't not i guess when you've lived the things they've lived you can't not have this fear of civil war breaking out again because i mean it's not something pleasant so yeah you can see it i mean my mom is a little bit. through nothing yet i always say oh when i was there even younger. i was much tougher when i became a mother. i know. that's before the civil war. and yet even though i was never afraid but i think it's there you know. you still want to have to live with again yeah of course i don't want you to live it. not me i don't want you to live it there were many women. but like despite her mother's fears christina will not stop protesting. people start at the today's demonstration is said to be big she's going with her friend gianna whom she knows from university they had a similar childhood living w

when roadblocks were erected christina and her brother were caught and. it brought back memories of the civil war she was just a young girl when whole districts were separated from one another. she started crying and hugged earth because. i mean you can't not i guess when you've lived the things they've lived you can't not have this fear of civil war breaking out again because i mean it's not something pleasant so yeah you can see it i mean my mom is a little bit. through the thing yet i always say when i was there even younger. i was much tougher when i became a mother. no. that's before we are a civil war. and yet even though i was never afraid but i think it's there you know . you still want to have to live with again yeah of course i don't want you to live it. not me i don't want you to live it there were many women. but like despite her mother's fears christina will not stop protesting. he was there at the today's demonstration is said to be big she's going with her friend gianna whom she knows from university they had a similar childhood living with

when roadblocks were erected christina and her brother were caught in. it brought back memories of the civil war she was just a young girl when whole districts were separated from one another. she started crying and hugged us because i mean you cannot i guess when you live the things they've lived you can't not have this fear of civil war breaking out again because i mean it's not something clever so. yeah you can see it in i mean my mom is a little bit. nothing yet i always say i when i was there was a and even younger. i was much tougher when i became a mother. i'm now. before the office of a more. new even though i was never afraid but i think it's there you know. this stone i have to live with again yeah of course i don't want you to live it. not me i don't want you to live if you were many women. but like despite her mother's fears christina will not stop protesting. people start to think today's demonstration is set to be big she's going with her friend gianna whom she knows from university they had a similar childhood living with their families in

but like despite her mother's fears christina will not stop protesting. people start to think today's demonstration is set to be big she's going with her friend whom she knows from university they had a similar childhood living with their families in the gulf states for a long time because the situation was so insecure in lebanon. this is quite typical there are thought to be about 14000000 lebanese people living abroad and only about 6000000 in lebanon itself. for you know. i actually really want to be and. like i saw myself. continuing my life abroad and there's like this new found new found love for 11 on and i think. in the past few weeks i've grown more attached to it than i ever have but. there is chaos but this time it's caused by the protesters they have chosen to demonstrate on the national holiday to show the government how much support they have. the middle classes are rising up against politicians who have failed to keep the state from going bankrupt in. the 1st 3 seasons with the public for decades but if i'm not mistaken it was because of al

christina a 21 year old student is on the front line in the capital beirut. i've heard to right now it's going to be. i mean at the end of the day what is the point of going as i think i've ever done. it's early morning in the mountains on the outskirts of beirut this is where christina who studies media at a private university lives with her parents. the family is well to do but they're worried because living conditions are getting worse in lebanon for the middle class is too there are few prospects for young people those. powers our country going to thrive if everybody keeps leaving but also how are we going to stay here if there's nothing for us to stay for for me there to lucian is yes getting together putting pressure on the government tried to change everything but for me i don't like it when they block roads and when they heard tires and worry when they broke it. when road blocks were erected christina and her brother were caught and. it brought back memories of the civil war she was just a young girl when whole districts were separated from one anothe

when roadblocks were erected christina and her brother were caught and. it brought back memories of the civil war she was just a young girl when whole districts were separated from one another. she started crying and hugged earth because i mean you can't not i guess when you've lived the things they've lived you can't not have this fear of civil war breaking out again because and it's not something pleasant so yeah you can see it in i mean my mom is a little bit. through i think yeah i always say oh when i was there and even younger. i was much tougher when i became a mother. you. know. that's before the civil war. and he even though i was never afraid but i think it's there you know. you still want to have to live with again yeah of course i don't want you to live it. not me i don't want you to live if you were many women. but like despite her mother's fears christina will not stop protesting. people start today's demonstration is set to be big she's going with her friends who she knows from university they had a similar childhood living with their famil

christina. thanks christina. thanks christina. ( will )( will ) an east bay school district sent its second letter this month about a racist incident on campus.( james ) this comes after a video on social media showed a student calling an african american man a racial slur. this happened at monte vista high school on wednesday. the student responsible was identified. the school's principal sent letters to parents saying the school has a zero tolerance for this kind of behavior. the school is now working with different organizations and have a number of school programs to combat racism and create a safe environment at school.

hey, christina itfrom accounting.. christina: yeah, hi! andrew: hey, i used to date a girl named christina. christina: oh, really? andrew: yeah, and then she dumped me for my best friend. do you want to see some photos of them that i took? christina: i don't. scott: i thought we talked about this buddy. andrew: buzzed and overshared again? scott: yeah. andrew: yeah, i'm going to call a car. scott: that's a smart idea. andrew: yeah, i know... that's why i did it. scott: you're going to get back to the top of the mountain. andrew: does that mean i'm going to get back with christina? scott: no. andrew: oh. scott: no, no. >>> let's look at what's going on outside. we have the beach hazard statement. the rough surf, risk of rip currents and sneaker waves was going to end at 9:00 this morning. the national weather service extended it another 12 hours. if you think about heading out that way, be careful. right now the swells are around 13 feet. so you could have big breakers out there. let's talk about the winds. they're another issue. just mainl

christina. thanks christina. ( james ) to the north bay now. police in benicia are looking for a man who used pepper spray on a gas station clerk before stealing money from the cash register. this video shows the robber holding a pistol in one hand... then pepper spraying the clerk. this happened at the "fast and easy mart" gas station in benicia. police say the man in the video pretended to be a customer before attacking. ( james ) police have released this video showing the thief leaving the scene in a white jeep cherokee. the owner of the gas station says this type of incident is rare. in fact this is the only time he has been robbed this year. ( will ) an east bay school district is dealing with its second racist incident of this month. this time-- a video on social media showed a student calling an african america

now, a major twist in the christina williams case. len ramirez is live at her memorial. >> reporter: this case happened in 1998, her body was found in this area. there is not a plaque and a memorial marking the spot. and, also signifying the importance this case had on the community. today, christina williams father said he is ready for the case to move on, even if it means ditching the death penalty. michael williams is still vividly remembers the day in 1998 when his daughter didn't come home. >> christina went out to walk the dog and did not return after 20 minutes when my wife and son went out to look for her, they found the dog coming back trailing its lease. that was the beginning of this nightmare. >> reporter: now 21 years after the kidnapping and murder of his 13-year-old daughter, christina williams, michael williams says it is time for the case to move on even if it means dropping the death penalty charges against the man accused of killing her. >> is it the ultimate justice? maybe not. but, at least he is locked up and not

kron4's christina taytro live at s-f-o with a look at what travelers can expect. christina? thanks christina. ( will )( will ) ( will ) the developers of the 'myshake' earthquake earning app say the app is actually sending out alerts. the state's earthquake warning app ... sent out an alert less than 10- seconds after a small earthquake shook monterey county. it was the first time an alert was sent since being developed at u-c berkeley. doctor peggy hellweg is the operations manager for the myshake app. ( will ) the app was released to the public back in october. it has been downloaded more than 900- thousand times. ( james ) the federal government and california are fighting again over money for the state's high speed rail project. the federal railroad administration is urging california to hit the brakes on the project's largest contract ever. the 30-year-contract would install tra

i am christina verdun and pam and dave are often as new year's eve. also steve is also celebrating this early. good morning to you, it is. and last2019 if you can >> we will look this day and on that day. we are. >> i'm working in tomorrow. it will be a great way to ring in the new year. it will be a cold way to do so. we will start with chilly temperatures. you can take the look at the current conditions are now in santa rosa. it is 40 degrees and sentences go. 43 in oakland. livermore you're at 40 degrees this morning and san jose is 41 degrees. we will warm up just a bit today. the biggest news today is going to be dry. we will not have anything to interrupt your new year's eve plans. we may see some high clouds later on in the evening. we are expecting high is to be anywhere from the mid to upper 50s to the low 60s, really across the bay area today. i will break down your new year's eve forecast and just a little bit, christina. >> think you, and here's a quick look at the bay area roadways. it is also off this morning here the bay bridge toll pla

both christina and patrick say as parents themselves, they had to help. >> you can't let this family go through christmas time and have these horrible things happen and the community not rally around them. >> reporter: christina says her goal is to organize and collect clothing the family desperately needs. the family says it's been overwhelming and they're still trying to figure out where they go next. christina hopes she, her husband, and the sharks can make that journey a little easier. >> holidays are already stressful and can be difficult for so many people. and you just -- i couldn't just swipe and read the next story. >> christina marlow says she will be seeking donations at the next sharks game. meanwhile the family reached out on twitter today both to thank christina and other strangers who stepped up to help. live in san jose, scott budman, nbc bay area news. t. >> thanks very much. >>> another good story, registered nurses in santa clara county are not going to strike after all. they reached a deal. contract negotiations started in the summer. nurses say they reached a ten

coming up tonight at 6:00, the family responds to christina marleau's generosity. live in san jose, scott budman. >>> 22-year-old complaint beth hard was killed outside a bar over the weekend. investigators say arrest warrants have been issued for michael moseley. they say he got into an argument over a woman with a group of people in the bar which then led to the deadly confrontation outside. >> we are focused on moseley in that the investigation is showing that he was the person who had a sharp object during the fight. and we fully believe that he is the person who inflicted the stab wounds. >> police say moseley has a violent criminal history. >>> it happened again for the third time in less than two weeks. an armed robber has taken cash from a bay area business and sprayed the victims on his way out. pepper spray robberies have happened in petaluma and santa rosa. jodie hernandez at the scene. do police think these are all the same guy? >> at this point police just don't though. they're trying to figure out. we brought you this story last week when this mini ma

christina: yeah, exactly. but we looked at the prospects and that's been affecting central chile, where most of the population is. and so we looked at these water -- i mean, literally, that have been playing out, and how these protest -- you can't say they literally jump from the rural areas to the city, with her vacantly being echoes of unequal access to water, unequal access to education, to opportunity. carol: tell us about the impact on livestock. i think of farmers in chile. how has it played out? christina: we talked to people who have lost more than half of their life start in the last couple of years -- livestock in the last couple of years. avocado farming has spread, of course, to feed this global demand for good of a cutters. demand for avocados. avocado farmers are being accused of exploding their water rights and tapping rivers, illegally. so, all these far -- small farmers have rainfall has been lacking. carol: so the avocado farmers are fine. christina: yeah. if you look at the photos, it is sta

. >> happy new year's eve i'm christina redundant for pam and steve this morning. happy new year's eve, happy new year's eve. >>> yes, it is going to be dry,, it is going to be called. if you have plans to go out tonight definitely way a lot of layers. when leaving a lot of layers because i'm always cold. it is very chilly to start off this new year's eve morning. right now on santa rosa 42 degrees to the door, 40 degrees in san francisco, 43 degrees at this hour, 40 degrees in livermore, and 41 degrees in san jose. a cool morning all around the bay area, we are talking upper 30s, low 40s all across the bay area. i the afternoon we are going to warm up to the 50s and 60s, low 60s in some areas. and, it is going to stay dry really throughout the day. i will have a look at what is k strikes midnight coming up. christina. >>> here's a quick look at the bay area roadways, sal is on vacation as well. so were going to give you a quick look at the bay bridge toll plaza. smooth sailing this morning i'm a little bit of a backup coming out off of a.d.d. other than that no pr

christina koo christina koch joins us from the international space station. good morning to you. >> good morning and welcome on board. >> good to be with you. tomorrow you are expected to break peggy whitson's record for the longest single space flight by a female astronaut. what is it like for you? what has the experience been like? >> first and foremost, it is a huge honor. peggy is aind e mentor me through the years and to gi. i like to think it is not so much how many days you are up here but what you do with each of the days. that remind me to bring my best to every single day. i think it of what we know about what long-duration space flight can do to the human body and that's important for our future exploration deeper going to mars and returning to the moon and going there to stay. but overall i would have to say that my number one hope for this milestone is that the record is exceeded again as soon as possible because that means that we're continuing to push the boundaries. >> pushing boundaries is becoming the norm for you right now. back in october

we sat down here with christina marlow just a couple of hours ago, the family reached out after they heard that the gomez family was not only a victim of a fire when they lost everything and their car was broken into a day later. thieves stole cash and donations. the family was sad with the string of bad luck so they called the family yesterday. christina marlow put a plea out on twitter with a one or two-bedroom affordable apartment they would rent out to the family. >> i came across an nbc articles and i read it and i thought we can do it. you can't let this family go through christmas final and have these horrible things happen and the community not rally around them. and as a parn -- as a parent my first thought was you don't want the daughters to be associating with this and it is magical and giving and for that to happen right before christmas, i didn't want that to be what they remembered about this christmas. >> reporter: christina marlow said it is a teachable moment for her children. her children know they are privileged and want to do anything for those in need. now the ma

christina: yeah, exactly. at the prospects and that's been affecting central chile, where most of the population is. these wateroked at -- i mean, literally, that have been playing out, and how these protest -- you can't say they literally jump from the rural areas to the city, with her vacantly being echoes of unequal access to water, unequal access to education, to opportunity. carol: tell us about the impact on livestock. i think of farmers in chile. how has it played out? christina: we talked to people who have lost more than half of their life start in the last couple of years -- livestock in the last couple of years. avocado farming has spread, of course, to feed this global demand for good of a cutters. a lot of export -- of -- demand for avocados. avocado farmers are being accused of exploding their water rights and tapping rivers, illegally. so, all these far -- small farmers have rainfall has been lacking. carol: so the avocado farmers are fine. christina: yeah. if you look at the photos, it is stark

christina coleman has been following it as it develops. christina? >> reporter: eric, we just got an update from officials in white settlement, texas. at least three people were critically injured, including the shooter, at west freeway church of christ. ages of the victims range from 304660 year -- 30-60 years old. gunshots, specifically a person with gun shot wounds there at the church. when white settlement police and fire arrived, they found three people in critical condition, at least three people. our local affiliate, kdfw, reporting the shooter was engaged by an armed security officer at the church, but at this time it's unclear whether the gunshot received was self-inflicted or if they were shot by the guard or someone else. officials can't say yet whether the shooter made it into the sanctuary or whether church was in service at the time. however, we have learned that the church did have a bible study and a worship service scheduled for this morning. authorities believe there is no ongoing threat to the community, but bomb-sniffing dogs are

i'm hurting live in san jose christina teatro kron 4 news. thanks christina 7.34 right now on the peninsula man has be arrested for hitting woman. >>with his car after they got intoan argument over a parking spot. >>on wednesday night they we on el camino real near the intersection of san carlos avenue and the woman was backing into a parking spot when the man partlly pulled into the spot as well so now they're at stalemate apparently the one get out in front of the other driver whose douglas caraway and that's when he got into his car and he hit her in the leg with the car and then when she backed away hitter again so he was arrested at a nearby restaurant charged with assault with a deadly weapon and hit and run. a man wanted for stealing credit cards and other things from yoga studio has been arrested christopher newton is charged with burglary and identity eft. police say he would go inside various, you would use yoga studios and pretend to be interested in taking classes and then swipes stuff. he also was wanted for similar sesay yoga st

christina: we have to do both, walk and chew gum. many democrats feel this is a constitutional crisis, so the impeachment process needs to go forward. whether people agree with it or not, certain red flags have been excavated in the past few months. even though there is a lot of division and tension even within the democratic party as to whether you focus just on ukraine or go all the way back to 2017 and consistently lay out the case, based on what the framers intended, i think this is a process that the democrats feel needs to happen. explain politically how important the impeachment process is or is not to the white house. are they focused more on the economy? joseph: the white house is more focused on the economy, they know that is what moves numbers. they also know the impeachment hearings are working to the benefit. if anything, while representatives that are and shifts will be methodical about how they go about doing this, the reality is, the president poll numbers are only getting stronger. republicans are more firmly behind

and i could tell her anything. 2 >> narratoyear-old christina taft and her mother, paradise. lived in central >> i wasn't thinking it was that ous at first, and then i the shower, i started to smell oke.ni i was dely panicked. i thought itouldll, like, burn. and i told that to my mom, and she just... she didn't want tost to that negativy. we weren't really, ly,e, arguing, it was just kind of like i was saying stuff and then packing up everything i could into the car.arke it was completely filled in the trunk and the tack seat, and just with thfront seat, you know, for my mom. it went on for a hour, k. she was just not really packing, she didn't get out of her pajamas, and then she artedop calling other to find out what was happening. looking outside, it started getting, you know, traffic and darker. i, you know, i just didn't know what to do. like, it was either i leave or ay and risk my ost life, and i had a life to live. like, i told her that, lik "i have a life to live." and she was just kind of, like,o lkineople on the phone, and they weren't telling her, "leave." ne>> narrato chr

kron4's christina taytro live at s-f-o with a look at what travelers can expect. thanks christina. thanks thanks christina. in the south bay- an 11-year-old girl is being called a hero... she woke up her family in the middle of the night when fire broke out in their san jose home. this was the scene yesterday morning after the fire at the home on north 19th street. the home is a total loss everything inside was destroyed. but the family is safe thanks to 11 year old berlin gomez-muniz. she smelled smoke and woke everyone up to get out. <... her a hero > berlin's family lost everything, including their christmas presents. firefighters saw that and dropped off new bikes for berlin and her sister. ( james ) school will be back to normal today at san francisco state university after a bomb threat closed part of teh university yesterday. no bomb was found... but the threat affected several buildings on campus and postponed all finals that were scheduled for yesterday. those finals will be rescheduled. san francisco police is assisting university police with the investigation. ( james )

christina olaya. the better market street project manager. i'm happy to report this morning that since the last time we presented, we have obtained our environmental clearance at the state level, environmental clearance. we've also received a project approvals. so on october 11th, we had a public works hearing and mohamed approved a public works director's order. and then on october 15th, the m.t.a. board heard all of the project changes, all of the parking and traffic changes. and approved the project as well. our next step is getting environmental clearance at the federal level or mepa clearance. this is our schedule for the next few years. our focus right now is in four areas. first, implementing the quick build program of better market street, so that we see some of the safety improvements right away. we're also developing the construction mitigation plan, to support businesses along the corridor during construction. we're completing our environmental clearance, as well as completing design for phase 1a. we anticipate advertising the cons

it just was horrible, because i keptkealling my mom, and it just didn't work. >> narrator: christina and her mother had n h received an official evacuation order. the county sheriff's office was using a new alert system called code red. it had an option to send outa it ss alert to every paradise resident, but that morning theyidn't use it. >> this was an extraordinarily chaotic situation. there was difficulty in terms of structurctg the, um, the area that we wanted to target. we had one person who was working to try to get thatou messagt. y i can assure from the standpoint of the sheriff's office, nobody was waiting around, uh, uh... to notify people. it was wt as though this, hoyy des calculated or intentional. >> narrator: they did send out alerts using another feature that informed residents ne by zone, but only those who h signed . >> we knew that sign-ups were att where they needed to be.e. but we believed hat was the future, and our big campgn for 201920as to really increase the number of people signed up for code red. >> narrator: more than half ofd residents t signed up, incl

christina a 21 year old student is on the front line in the capital beirut. where it's right now it's going to be. i mean at the end of the day what is the point of going and i think some others are like. it's early morning in the mountains on the outskirts of beirut this is where christina who studies media at a private university lives with her parents. the family is well to do but they're worried because living conditions are getting worse in lebanon for the middle class is too there are few prospects for young people. the power of our country going to thrive if everybody keeps leaving but also how are we going to stay here if there's nothing for us to stay for for me they're going to share it yes getting together putting pressure on the government to act it's.

newman family, i have somebody i want you to meet -- christina aguilera. >> hi! >> oh, my god, can i hug you? >> absolutely. >> that's the girl who sang the song. >> we're in christina aguilera's house. it's just crazy, right? >> you're welcome. you want to sit down? >> let's go. >> let's go hang out. >> reporter: once everyone settles in magda tells christina that it was her song all those years ago that gave her the strength to hold her baby boy for the first time and raise him to know how beautiful he is. >> i realized that evening that i have a beautiful child and it doesn't matter what we see on the outside. >> christina has one more surprise for you. >> what? >> she's actually going to sing the song. >> really? >> are you ready for this? >> this time not for an audience of millions, but for a family of four for whom this song has meant so much. ♪ i am beautiful no matter what they say words can't bring me down ♪ ♪ i am beautiful in every single way 'cause words can't bring me down ♪ ♪ so don't you bring me down today ♪ ♪ no matter what we do n

the i if the politician christina has posted a picture on social media of across with number of insults written on it but also a very serious threat towards her the cross was discovered by the if there politician near her office where she works as a dentist on wednesday evening the police do not know who the perpetrators are but since this is a threat towards a local politician they have passed on the investigation to the domestic intelligence services office the alternative for germany party has quick to condemn the attack and urged the media and political parties to stop spreading their hatred against the ai if the. thread to move just the tip of the iceberg attacks on i have to officials are becoming more and more common that 1st officers and events of the were attacked and now it's apparently against the line a health of all politicians. while many politicians have come out to condemn this threat towards kristina brown the greens who have seen a fair share of threats towards in the past say that these types of incidents should not be tolerated but a social democrat politician has ca

threat to christina was just the tip of the iceberg attacks on i have to officials are becoming more and more common that 1st officers and events of the were attacked and now it's apparently against the life the health of all politicians while many politicians have come out to condemn this threat towards christine about the greens who have seen a fair share of threats towards him in the past say that these types of incidents should not be tolerated but a social democrat politician has called out christine as being a liar and all this comes as pressure has been a mounted on a if the politicians by the c.d.u. and see as hugh calling to boycott them and impose a blanket ban of anybody cooperated with them they even went as far as saying that even having a cup of tea or coffee with them should be prohibited we have made clear again that we reject any form of cooperation with the dea even if it is just sick but if we go back a little bit from the beginning of this year there's been a number of threats and attacks towards politicians from many sides of the political spectrum. i. i. i. well

hey, christina itfrom accounting.. christina: yeah, hi! andrew: hey, i used to date a girl named christina. christina: oh, really? andrew: yeah, and then she dumped me for my best friend. do you want to see some photos of them that i took? christina: i don't. scott: i thought we talked about this buddy. andrew: buzzed and overshared again? scott: yeah. andrew: yeah, i'm going to call a car. scott: that's a smart idea. andrew: yeah, i know... that's why i did it. scott: you're going to get back to the top of the mountain. andrew: does that mean i'm going to get back with christina? scott: no. andrew: oh. scott: no, no. >>> this new year's eve morning on "world news now," all eyes on the weather. >> as a deadly monster storm is causing havoc for many with heavy snow and ice making roads slick and dangerous. tens of thousands are without power. what's the weather going to be like in new york city for the big ball drop celebration? >>> also this morning a texas community comes together to remember those killed in that horrific shooting during

>>to the scene to give us the very latest christina. >>yet dozens of police cars and i can now confirm one person has lost their life after shooting happened early early this morning now something that we do not know is where the suspect is right now officers have contained 5 different people ey do not know if one of the 5 is indeed the suspect but they do believe that possibly was that is currently what they're working on and how they are investigating now officers do tell me that early this morning after the shooting happened logistics were very difficult because the suspect apparently ran off and was on foot so paramedics couldn't even get in beuse everything was so. >>dangerous in this area because the suspect was not detained yet the so that is something they've been working on currently they also are trying to get paramedics in to goahead and assess the scene after one persodied. we do not know if there are other suspects or if there are other victims reporting live here in san jose christina teatro kron 4 news, thanks a lot. it i

you're absolutely right, christina. let's cut those ties between apple and government. let's cut the tax benefits for some industries versus another. that's the way you get a freer market. >> it is true that we sort of had a free market but you have all of this socialistic globally because of the pure free markets of 100 years ago collapsed in on themselves without any government, or central planning so to say. how did they do that? >> well with the great depression. >> what are you talking about? >> there wasn't any social security medicare, unemployment. that was after a wipeout, that just destroyed wealth to put unemployment double-digit led to 25% to a global wave of -- >> bring it back to now you can't also deny over the last 20 years if not recently 30 years the highest growth rate is in an economy so my point is you need capitalism and private ownership and management. david: go ahead, gary k. >> the tax scale before reagan, when there were 24 tax rates, 70 some odd percent lower, once we got rid of that went down to 28% , it unleashed the economy like we'd never

on the possible traffic delays christina. >>now let's tell you i think that a lot of people traveling today would much rather be taking a cruise ships in their car or a plane today because inevitably with that being that getaway thursday the day after christmas. they're going to be quite a few people on the road get this one 0.5 million americans this year hit the road for holiday travel to celebrate christmas and the holidays with family or friends or loved ones which means a lot of those people are going to have to return back to reality, anyone has a day off today the next 2 days a man fortunately not have off or they may not have us just on friday where they could just be trying to get home, but again one 0.5 million americans hit the road this holiday season. now according to some data from aaa the traffic could be so bad across the entire us and you know it's going to very concentrated here in the bay area that it could double your drive time so that they said this is record breaking year because of how many people took

threat to christina was just the tip of the iceberg attacks on i have to officials are becoming more and more common that 1st officers and events of the were attacked and now it's apparently against the law the health of all politicians while many politicians have come out to condemn this threat towards christie not the greens who have seen a fair share of threats towards in the past say that these types of incidents should not be tolerated but a social democrat politician has called out kristina as being a liar and all this comes as pressure has been a mounted on a if the politicians by the c.d.u. n c s hue calling to boycott them and impose a blanket ban of anybody cooperating with them they even went as far as saying that even having a cup of tea or coffee with them should be prohibited we have made it clear again that we reject any form of corporation with the a.f.d. even if it is just a coffee but if we go back a little bit from the beginning of this year there's been a number of threats and attacks towards politicians from many sides of the political spectrum. i. well it seems

teatro kron 4 ne, thanks christina. >>and north of a man is in the hospital this morning after an attempted home invasion. he was shot 3 times while exchanging gunfire with an intruder. we brought you this as breaking news yesterday morning kron 4 was the only tv station there with the reporter on the scene. this all went down at an apartment complex in santa rosa, a couple heard noise on their balcony. when the man armed himself and then went out to see what was there the man and the gunman exchanged gunfire, no word. if the gunman was also hit. he's definitely very lucky that no one got more seriously injured and he's in very serious condition at the hospital. >>we expected to survive, it could ve gone the other way easily whenever llets get fired, i think that is always a possibility. >>police are looking into if the victim and the gunman knew each other before this they advise if you hear someone breaking into your place don't try to be a hero try to leave your place and tn called the police department. and who admi

coliseum things like christina. and coming up on kron 4 news weekend one bay area police department conducting some sting operations catch smash-and-grab robbers by setting up bait packages will tell you all about it coming up. and no more pain at the pump at one gas station is sophisticated card skimmers were installed the gasoline pumps in modesto next we'll explain why they you work hard. you play hard. a drink with friends can turn into two. and a prescription can be stronger than you thought. stop! there are a lot of ways to get a dui. and a lot of ways to go. text a friend. call a cab. share a ride. whatever you choose to do, go safely, california. a drink with friends can turn into two.. and a prescription can be stronger than you thought. stop! there are a lot of ways to get a dui. and a lot of ways to go. text a friend. call a cab. share a ride. whatever you choose to do, go safely, california. morning. welcome at kron 4 news weekend look at this view from citro camp david think to the far right we can see

christina coleman at live with more this developing story, christina. >> jon the suspect died earlier today and there is no longer any threat at the church. police say after the suspect started shooting, to church members fired shots back at him. law enforcement say those church members stop more people from getting hurt or killed. >> i would like to.out that we have a couple of heroic parishioners who stopped of just anything you can imagine, to save countless lives. today evil walked boldly among us. let me remind you. good people raised up and stopped it before it got worse. >> the third person that was shot during this incident is fighting for his life at this hour. this victim also suffered cardiac arrest and he is now in the hospital in critical condition. the shooting happened this morning at west freeway church of christ during church service. a major investigative effort is underway right now involving multiple agencies including the atf, the fbi, and there is no word at this time on motive. and sadly as of today there's been at least 13 shootings in places of worship in the

christina a 21 year old student is on the front line in the capital beirut. where it's right now it's going to be. i mean at the end of the day what is the point of going to study some of the stuff. it's early morning in the mountains on the outskirts of beirut this is where christina who studies media at a private university lives with her parents. the family is well to do but they're worried because living conditions are getting worse in lebanon for the middle class is too there are few prospects for young people those. powers our country going to thrive if everybody keeps leaving but also how are we going to stay here if there's nothing for us to stay for for me revolution is yes getting together putting pressure on the government try to change.

." >> i'm christina ruffini, and we have a lot more to tell you about this morning, including the high cost of new cars. everybody likes a new car, right? but it's got a lot of americans going deep into debt to get the vehicle they want. and it spurred a booming repo industry. those are the people who come and take back the car if you can't make the payments. tony dokoupil has the story. >> reporter: americans are paying about 38% more for a new car or truck this summer than they were just ten years ago, and the average transaction price for some popular vehicles is up 50, 60, even some 70%. so how are drivers affording it? as we found out, many are not. >> that's right. >> reporter: you can always w. >> reporter: to keep your heart pounding. >> you can be an explorer right here on earth. >> reporter: and your imagination racing. >> it's the official truck of real people. >> reporter: but before you hurry on down to your local lot, consider our experience. here in vineland, new jersey, the typical family takes home about $39,000 a year after taxes. we were curious what kind of car or t

>>keep everyone safe kron four's christina teacheralive riht now in san francisco christina. >>gabby's dui checkpoint and o'clock tonight friday night this is going on the city of san francisco mpetures go police officers are going to be hitting the streets making sure those checkpoints are set up again as robin said to make sure that peoplare safe officers will be lookinfor signs of alcohol or drug impairment acally stopping drivers to check fotheir licenses. the department t out press release sting research shows a crashes involving an impaired driver actually perryvlle to be reduced up to 20%. well publicized a tease when well blicized dui checkpoints and dui paols actually happen pretty regularly now that press release also states recent staff to reveal 30% of drivers in dead crashes. at least one drug in their system the influence have tested positively for drugs rather than alcohol and i wt to go and show some numbers up on the screen. just over christmas actually th california highway patrol made 271 dui arrest and 10 people driving crash. ow people who are pulled over

tate's role in walnut creek in she has a look at what we can expect christina. >>i think that's going to be the trick today, robin pack your patience when you're heading on the road as you can see this freeway entrance to 24 right behind me, not incredibly busy yet, but they're just about to be some cars that come behind me with a light that changes. let me tell you traffic is picking up that pretty much every throughway entrance here in the east bay and also at all the gas stations. that's because aaa is predicting that the right now historically it will be the most people on the road that has that they've ever seen the day after christmas. so if you are one of those people some tricks for you of course leave early that's now if you haven't left already, but they say that about a 105 million americans hit the road for their holiday destination. and that's almost 4% increase compared to last year and the day after christmas today is course expected to be the to be on the road and also according to some of their data you are on the roads today, your travel time c

. >>> and -- o special guest co-host christina milian is here. >> from a.m. to p.m. >>> that's right, actrs, singer, song writer, christina milian is in the hou here at the london west llywood. yoknow it's always go to see you. welcome. >> it's good tbe bk and i brought a friend. >> let's jump right in with new royal drama. >> let's jump right into it. >> let's do . >> today was the annual christmas brunch at kensington palace. but did harry and meghan snub the queen? >> prince william behind the wheel, 6-year-d prince george ridingp front in a booster seat. 4-ye-old charlotte and with 19-month-o louie in the back. separate cars, the kids split, thinthere's still trouble with the couple after this royally awkward shrug-off went viral? dot worry. after the queen's brunch t cambridge cl left together. but m.i.a. from all the archie.ties -- harry, meghan and it's bn nearly six weeks since we saw the duke and duchess of suex out together at a royal event. they're stl their six-week break from official duties and are at an undisclosed location with their son and s

. >>> and -- o special guest co-host christina miln is here. >> from a.m. to p.m. >>> that's right, actress, sing, song writer, christina milian is in the house here at the london west hollywood. you know it's always good to see you. welcome. >> it's good to be back and i brought a friend. >> let's jump right in with new royal drama. >> let's jump right into it. >> let'so it. >> today washe annual christmas brunch at kensington palace. but did harry and meghan snub the queen? >> pnce lliam behind the wheel, 6-year-old prince george ridingp front in a booster seat. kate arrived separately with 4-ye-old crlotte and separate cars, the kids split,. think there's still trouble with the couple after this royally awkward shrug-off went viral? don't worry. cambridge clan left together. but m.i.a. from all the festivities -- harry, meghan and it's been nearly six weeks since we saw the duke and duchess of sussex out together at royal event. they're stl on their six-week break from official duties and are at an undisclosed location with their son and spending time wi

this year reporting live christina teatro kron 4 news, thanks christina. >>new this morning apollo out for teenagers in police custody for making an online shooting threat against gun high school of the 17 year-old student threatened. >>that the shooting would take place today police went to the student's home and found a bb gun there the student was taken in for a mental health evaluation and could face criminal charges. >>happening today, a woman who rammed a barber with her car because she didn't like her son's hair cut is going to go to court ruby del good deal is charged with attempted murder hit and run and 2 counts of child abuse for using or carter rundown brian martin the barber last thursday after she got upset because he nicked her son's neck during a haircut. martin the barber went right through the plate glass front of the store got a broken legad to have surgery on a metal rod inserted in his leg. l good deal. the mother and then took off in her car, but wednesday night she turned herself ovr to the authorities. >>more than million worth of s

thanks christina. ( james ) to the north bay now. police in benicia are looking for a man who used pepper spray on a gas station clerk before stealing money from the cash register. this video shows the robber holding a pistol in one hand... then pepper spraying the clerk. this happened at the "fast and easy mart" gas station in benicia. police say the man in the video pretended to be a customer before attacking. ( james ) police have released this video showing the thief leaving the scene in a white jeep cherokee. the owner of the gas station says this type of incident is rare. in fact this is the only time he has been robbed this year. ( james ) all three people accused in the de

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