is there still an east versus west? on this edition of talked to al jazeera in the field will be exploring berlin's identity will be joined by berliners to discuss the cities and the status quo legacy. and how that's reflected in what many consider to be europe, unapologetically, rebel capital ah, how much del mar knows berlin? well, he studied here and parties here during what many would say was it's k day in the 19 ninety's. and now is an urban planner. yes. in the city change over the years. so this is your vision 420174 that 9. exactly 1000000000 and font work for both the 50 itself, but also for the entire region. focusing on sustainable development. he's looking ahead in how to manage a city that is constantly evolving water for fascinating. after after the fall off the wall, the city was like an open playground. there was so many empty building for treading been used before and that attract the inflow of credit of people. and that occupied the space. at the same time, there was of course, also a boom expect that

is there still an east versus west? on this edition of talk to al jazeera in the field will be exploring berlin's identity will be joined by berliners to discuss the cities, anti status quo legacy. and how that to the what many consider to be euro unapologetically rebel capital. aah! how much denmark knows berlin well, he studied here and parties here drink what many would say was it katie, in the 1990 s. and now in urban planner, you've seen the city change over the years. so this is your vision for 2079, exactly berlin and on book, so that both the city itself, but also for the entire region focusing on sustainable development. he's looking ahead and how to manage a city. it's constantly evolving. what fascinating effect after the fall off the wall. the city was like an open playground. there was so many empty buildings that haven't been used before. and that attractive and flow of creative people and that occupied the space of at the same time, there was of course, also a boom expect investment for there was a lot of

but this is the east bay hills here and you're seeing that fog rolling in. we're also talking about those showers scattered across the bay area. so you see them falling a long delay hole. there down in the east bay down in along the peninsula as well. you can see rain there. let's zoom in to get a look at where the showers are currently falling as you're traveling this morning. so just we checked in during the last it was all covering mill valley. now you see it starting to move a little more into san francisco in the east bay along 5 8088 24 rendon. we're seeing rain there emeryville oakland. so that's where it's consistently falling at this hour. now it's light rain. so that's the good news about it. and it's not going to be here all day. we're definitely get a break. this is our future cast. and then another very weak system will make its way into the north bay later on tonight. also in the early morning hours. you can see and then tomorrow we should get a break and then thursday will be our drier day friday. another week system back in the bay area. look

i sometimes ask are we de-prioritizing the middle east region. that is the wrong classroom -- that is a wrong question. i was with the bush administration and the war in iraq, taking casualties every day. i live through that every single day. if you look at that time until now, it is quite different. that is important. we are not trying to pursue a transformation of this region. we are trying to pursue very corporate -- and our means and capabilities. it is a very important the medic point about how to approach this region. you will not see from the biden administration announcements of setting grandiose objections -- objectives without a factual foundation. it is important if you look at presidential history. jfk and we are going to moan. if you discover -- if you study that decision, one of the top scientists at the time said "mr. president, we can go to the moon. here is how you do it. here are the costs. it is not without risk but it is very achievable." that is a charge to my team and my students when i was teaching. also when i was coming f

been from east germany. and do people still talk in the form of east and west? yeah, totally. i would say even more than ever. and i notice it in myself. i never, i never wanted to be an east german. i just wanted to be a german. the meaning of the word has changed and because you get stereotyped. so monscheier is germany who is german. so you do that, you were your parents at this darzy like at the scene for police saw and did you have enough to eat or all these sort of stereotypes from the, from the ninety's have changed. they're not, they're, they're not so crude any more. the stereotype says that a little bit more elaborate, maybe i would say like, um, you're always in a position to explain yourself and to justify yourself. because i'm the, because you're from the, as of the barbara mark and i was long printed on the phone for a bunch of friends with what happened here just over 30 years ago. this is significant. so yeah, exactly. so people were rushing to the border crossings like within berlin, like wh

also with some of that cloud cover 40's cover the east bay. >> east bay shoreline. however, 52 for hayward. 49 oakland, 52, san francisco into motion. it's the familiar pattern which are going to see probably tomorrow, too, with this low kind of in our backyard here. not a lot of moisture associated with it, though. that's the they were not getting any rain for many but real rain. that is this will ultimately drift out. it looks like by midweek and will go back into the sunny mode for the remainder of the week. mild temperatures will be the rule through all of this. however, looking for today to get to the lower 60's. more of that to come for the week ahead. but no rain. it doesn't look like or really much in the way of snow showers even up to tahoe to coming up in a bit. we'll take a look at what it looks like getting into your workweek forecast. noel. >> today is a big day for football fans in theobay area. the san francisco forty-niners going to be taking on the dallas cowboys in the first round of playoffs. kron four's camila barco joining us live in san francis

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i'm the president of the middle east institute. i'm in washington dc and it gives me great pleasure to welcome our friend and colleague ambassador martin indict for a talk about his new book called master of the game henry kissinger and the art of middle east diplomacy. i exhibited here and encourage you all to read it. i've been reading it all of last week and taking copious notes and very eager to discuss it with martin. ambassador indic is currently a distinguished senior fellow at the center for relations in new york. but as you know, he's had a long and distinguished career in the us diplomatic and foreign service particularly relating to the middle east and the israel palestine conflict. that involved ambassador to israel a number of times served as assistant secretary of state for near east affairs. it was a special assistant to president clinton also as special and void to president obama on the israeli-parestinian negotiations. somebody who's really been on all parts of this. us peacemaking history in the middle east and c

inland valleys of the east bay, low and mid 60s. the numbers for north bay valleys also topping out, says 68 for clover day by the way. the seven-day forecast, we will see a pattern. more on the snow report in the next half hour. the seven-day forecast shows us temperatures holding the line. we are not going to budge for the next seven days. there is also no rain coming our way through likely the rest of january. it will be more blue sky and temperatures that stay where they are now not only through the weekend but also into much of next week. back to the matters at hand. gianna. >>> a bit of a tough drive if you are headed into san francisco. definitely give yourself a few extra minutes. you are looking at one of the cal trans cameras. lanes are still blocked due to a crash with injuries. at one point they had all lanes shut down and vehicles to the side of the road way. it is still slow as you head into the city. you might want to stick with 280 extension if you are heading into san francisco. we are seeing speeds down to about ei

in the middle east policy as well. we are returning to a time where there is, you know research in russia. there's a china looming and that is relevant to the middle east. so how would he or how would you kind of being a kissinger whisperer attempt? how do you deal with the smaller groups, you know like that are not states and and the you know the big the big great powers which are not the soviet union. but they're they're a big challenge just to the us at least in the region. how do you think that fit into his framework? yeah, so i want to make clear that i'm not speaking for henry kissinger. i understand that i accidentally no in the sense that i haven't talked to him in detail about about how he would deal with the current situation my conversations were about very dealt with the situation back then because that's what i was focused on in the book. but if i try to apply disengerian principles. to the current situation, i would say first of all. that in terms of the non-state actors. he had no time for you know unles

are the sort of east germany, the g d. i was this sort of prison stayed basically the life was horrible. and i, i just want them to differentiate shall be between the state and the private lives . and um, just sort of tell them that g o, it was slight, much more complicated on the day to day on a day to day basis. and that it's also something to be, to be proud of this sort of democratic legacy. do think your children will be affected still by the east west narrative. i think it will still be there for them, but already now i see. and like people who are like young legs sort of like 30, maybe that for them it's on such an emotional thing anymore. it's not sort of, they don't have this feeling to justify certain things. so or 2, they don't have to. so this hurt maybe an emotional legacy takes more than the pulling down of a room to heal. but berlin is moving forward. how did the demolition of the wall affect the infrastructure and the development of the city? let's say from, from then until now to where we are now. much of

we are live with what comes next. >>> a new exhibit about to open in the east bay. we get a first look at home body right after this break. >>> our new approach to bringing you the weather. mayor ear has the details ahead in our next half hour. >>> a live look outside before we head to break. you are looking at the skyline of san francisco on this thursday from our mark hopkins camera. we'll be right back. >>> supreme court justice steven breyer expected to announce his retirement. what lies ahead and who can be a potential nominee to replace him. >>> marin county seeing a major difference in how it is handling the pandemic. where health restrictions are starting to ease. >>> a fiery crash shuts down richmond bridge for more than five hours. how chp says it went down. >>> a major change in our kpix5 weather department. mary breaks down the new approach and how it will impact you. good morning. it is thursday january 27. i am len kiese. >> i am amanda starrantino. let's get a check on weather

it is friday and this is the east shore freeway and both directions east and west bound are moving nicely. not a lot of brake lights in this area that as he had toward the bay bridge he may see a few brake lights with slower speeds because things are looking just like this, very foggy. they turned the metering lights on and that will help traffic ease across the rest of the way that the fog advisory, part of 101 in san francisco as well as the fog advisory for the bay bridge and the metering lights are on. you can see the fog hovering over the tower across the upper deck headed into the city. it looks better with to come off the skyway with patches of fog the rest of the way. taking a look at the nimitz freeway, some foggy spots here as well through oakland and 880, leaving gooden at the limit. >>> the 49ers take the first step down the road to the super bowl this weekend here on kpix 5 and today we found plenty of fans gearing up. the wildcard matchup with the cowboys in dallas. >> i'm going to the game and i got me a row one seat on the niners side. we are going to take over that stadiu

christian community in the middle east. we are delighted to have her here with us today. i'm going to ask a few questions to get it going but i want to keep this informal so the audience, feel free to raise your hand on zoom, type your questions and we'll get those as we go. thank you so much for being with us. >> great to be here in person. >> we are all sort of adjusting filing to having in person interactions and as much as we love, it's so much fun to have you in the room in addition to virtual colleagues. janine, you were born and raised as a roman catholic as you know in the book, hughes worked as a journalist in war zones 35 years. help us w understand the role yr own personal faith has played. not just thinking about the book and why you want to hone in on these ancient christian communities in the middle east but how faith sustains you for doing what you do. it's not something we often talk about but you witness atrocities, you've been great personal risk, what does faith mean to you? eliza in important element of study and what it means to be a journalist in you

the north—east of england took a battering. in bradford, lee warner and his friend richard had been packing up their gear after a bike ride. we were sat between the two back seats, just crouching down, really. pushed me further down. i lay down on the floor, my friend pulled me out of the back of the van. an almighty crash. to be honest, i thought my friend were dead. i think he has been really lucky. northern powergrid says tens of thousands of customers are still without power, mostly in northumberland and county durham. tonight, county durham county council have declared a major incident following the impact of the storm. this is just day one — storm arwen lasted more than a week, it lasted ten days for some people. so we are not in the same position now as we were then, thankfully. the numbers we are dealing with are much smaller this time but, of course, for anyone affected by it, it is a significant disruption. this afternoon in staffordshire, police were called after a tree fell in winnothdale near stoke—on—trent.

east anglia and the south—east, especially, but we will see plenty of showers across central and southern scotland through the morning, northern ireland, too. they will transfer into northern england, north midlands and north wales for the second half of the day, and a weather front pushing towards the south—west will bring cloud, patchy rain, but for a fair few if you, many will stay dry and sunny. as we go through into monday, high pressure starting to build up from iberia, but some weather fronts on the chart, here, and weather system, but nowhere near as active as the one we have got today. we will bring some heavier rain to the north of scotland. elsewhere, patchy rain or drizzle, extensive low cloud in the west, some hazy sunshine in eastern areas after a bit of a chilly start, but many to the south and east will stay largely dry, just a few spots of light rain possible. the biggest thing, i think, to notice, other temperature starting to creep back to double figures across southern and western areas. it will creep up a little bit further into this coming week. some showers around

of scotland and the far north—east of england. gusts of up to 80 mph, but generally very windy across the northern half of the uk. further south we have got a band of cloud, patchy rain thinking its way south, turning quite breezy here as well. sunny spells returning from the north, albeit with one or two showers and after a very mild start, temperatures will be dropping away as the day wears on. through this evening and tonight, as the winds ease, the skies will clear and we will see one or two fog patches and a touch of frost for some as well. temperatures in towns and cities probably just above freezing for the moment for the most part, out in the countryside dropping down below. so, a frosty start to sunday, but quite a calm start to the day. england and wales seeing sunny spells, more cloud rolling in from the west, cloud and rain for northern ireland and scotland, snow over higher ground, wins strengthening once again and temperatures of between five and 10 degrees.

her family still lives in the east bay. kumasi: if you are taking international trip to or from sfo today, global airlines are canceling flights as verizon and at&t launch new 5g service which airline executives say could cause safety issues. amy hollyfield is joining us live with more on this disagreement. amy: some international airlines have canceled flights indefinitely here to sfo because of this issue. air india emirates say they are canceling flights indefinitely and this is happening because verizon and at&t are launching new 5g signals today. the airlines are worried this will cause safety issues, especially at airports like sfo with low visibility and weather issues. the airlines say the frequency for the 5g is very close to a frequency used by the equipment that measures how high the plane is off the ground. >> this is unsafe. let us be clear. this is unsafe, manufacturers have said so, our airlines are saying so, the faa is saying so and so are pilots. >> other countries have successfully launched 5g signals but

east coast. only a day after it was hit by a powerful winter storm. that left behind a thick blanket of snow. more than 100000 people lost power during the blizzard. boston tied, it's record for the biggest single day snowfall. busy days for these snow blowers clearing the runway of the nearby logan airport. the storm prompted the cancellation of hundreds of flights. several states have declared emergencies as many residents begin to dig out. got some work to do little bit. yeah. yeah, my neighbor helped me out quite a bit though. yeah. with this backup. some school districts canceled classes on monday, while the snow is still being cleared. meanwhile, cruiser walking around the clock to restore electricity as soon as possible. or the blizzard is extending as far as florida where some places saw the coldest temperatures and more than a decade. the freeze didn't appeared to cause serious damage to florida as important orange crop. but it did cause a shock to the cold blooded iguanas. with many falling from palm trees, the reptiles do bounce back to lif

been from east germany. and do people still talk in the form of east and west? yeah, totally. i would say even more than ever. and i notice it in myself. i never, i never wanted to be an east german. i just wanted to be a german. the meaning of the word has changed and because you get stereotyped so monscheier is germany is gemini. so you do that where your parents at this darzy like at the scene for police saw and did you have enough to eat or all these sort of stereotypes from the, from the ninety's have changed. they're not, they're, they're not so crude any more. the stereotype says that a little bit more elaborate, maybe i would say like, um, you're always in a position to explain yourself and to justify yourself. because me because you're from the as of the bob dr. martin, i was long printed on the phone for a bunch of friends with what happened here just over 30 years ago. this is significant. so yeah, exactly. so people were rushing to the border crossings like within berlin, like what this was. this

it should be dry in the east in these brisk winds for the east of scotland and the east of england and that should ease through the day, but some large waves around the coast. top temperatures between 5—9 , feeling colder, though, where you are exposed to those brisk winds, courtesy of storm corrie. further ahead now and it is a little bit unsettled through the first part of the week, we have got a couple of weatherfronts moving in, this warm front pushing its way across the uk into the middle of the week and that will bring us some slightly quieter, milderweather. some rain in the forecast across the north, but then things turn colder later in the week. all the warnings about storm corrie are on our website. goodbye for now. this is bbc news with the latest headlines. hundreds more british troops could be sent to eastern europe amid fears that russia is preparing to invade ukraine. we think it's highly likely that he is looking to invade ukraine, that is why we are doing all we can through deterrence and diplomacy to urge him to desist. both the uk prime minister boris johnson and t

i'm the president of the middle east institute. i'm in washington dc and it gives me great pleasure to welcome our friend and colleague ambassador martin indict for a talk about his new book called master of the game henry kissinger and the art of middle east diplomacy. i exhibited here and encourage you all to read it. i've been reading it all of last week and taking copious notes and very eager to discuss it with martin. ambassador indic is currently a distinguished senior fellow at the center for relations in new york. but as you know, he's had a long and distinguished career in the us diplomatic and foreign service particularly relating to the middle east and the israel palestine conflict. that involved ambassador to israel a number of times served as assistant secretary of state for near east affairs. it was a special assistant to president clinton also as special and void to president obama on the israeli-parestinian negotiations. somebody who's really been on all parts of this. us peacemaking history in the middle east and c

mike, you're seeing something happening in the east bay. >> out of the east bay, of course, one of the main points would be the bay bridge toll plaza. we're looking at traffic starting to build a little bit for our live camera. you wouldn't really see a difference here from what we saw 28 minutes, a half hour ago. but the metering lights have been turned on about 20 minutes ago now, so there's a mild build as we look at the map. a little slowing across the span. not a major issue at the bottom of your screen. highway 37 at the top and highway 4, there's a build through contra costa county where we expect the biggest commute right now. the early slowdown in san jose was short-lived and it's clear now on 101. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> 6:10 this morning. i'm sure you can agree with this story, a lot of parents want to make sure their kids are happy. well, here on "today in the bay," our consumer team helped one bay area father make sure that his daughter's birthday did not get ruined. >> plus, check your air bags. details on a new recall affecting nearly a half million vehicles

thousands of homes are without power along the east coast of england and the north east of scotland. britain says it's preparing a series of diplomatic and military initiatives in europe next week in the wake of growing tension between ukraine and russia. the prime minister, borisjohnson, issued a statement saying the uk was willing to double its nato troop contingent in eastern europe. the world premiere of a major new musical composition to mark the 60th anniversary of coventry cathedral has taken place.

that's going to try to sift its way on into the east bay. at times, visibility is fine for most areas this morning, though, and that is certainly a good meal. we are seeing clear skies right above the bay area and we're going to stay that way today with mostly sunny conditions this afternoon. cold start, though, dublin. you're sitting at 38 degrees right now. napa petaluma santa rosa and fairfield also down in the 30's. the meantime, a few mild spots notable a san francisco and pacific at each in the low 50's later on today. look for to daytime highs will climb into the low 60's. as i mentioned, a war on what else to expect in this friday forecast. still to come back over to rain. all right, john, thanks for that. let's get a look at your traffic today traveling from the east bay into the city right now. >> to that fremont street exit about a 10 minute drive for you. there. the san mateo bridge in across towards the peninsula about 13 minutes. let's go ahead and get a look at the richmond center fell bridge about a nine-minute drive heading

light winds, temperatures close to the east coast will struggle at around 5 degrees but double figures towards the south—west but again if you see mist and fog lingering through the day, that could set the temperatures back a little bit. we will see a cold front moving in from the north as we head through the second half of the weekend, sunday, some light splashes of rain moving south across parts of england and wales, either side of that weather front there should be some sunshine, one or two isolated showers in the south but probably more sunshine on sunday compared to saturday, a touch milder as well with temperatures between 7 degrees and 11 degrees. i pressure not going anywhere in a hurry so once the cold front fizzles out we see the next area of high pressure building in as we head into the new working week. that keeps things largely dry and settled for many of us through the next week or so. perhaps a little bit milder with some splashes of rain in the north—west and we could see some frost and fog overnight. north-west and we could see some frost and fog overnight.— fros

what is kenya's and east africa's problem canyon? dennis aaliyah to spend 10 years playing in friend says it has nothing to do with physical similar it's lack of exposure, east africa as a virgin, feel for scouts. and there is a lot of untapped talent for why the lack of exposure. what makes countries in eastern africa, different easterly gama, up by the be a declines. he bought a gun. good day. this vocally, he go to have you on g. but i think the foot don't laughable at this way down because i have a good sport picking up a little gun, i think, and nothing to list them will come on. oh, rueful, bullied, his bow. so are the varying levels of quality in african football. also related to the colonial legacy. listen up. time for history. class french club started to recruit players from morocco and l. jerry, as early as the thirty's, both countries were then under french rule, they also established transfer networks from the fifty's onwards with west africa. portuguese club started recruiting from their colonies from 1949 and clubs in

what is kenya's and east africa's problem canyon? dennis aaliyah to spend 10 years playing in friend says it has nothing to do with physical similar it's lack of exposure, east africa as a virgin, feel for scouts. and there is a lot of untapped talent for why the lack of exposure. what makes countries in eastern africa, different easterly gama, up by the be a declines. he bought a gun good day. this local news, he go to review on g, but i think the foot don't lawful bullock this way down because i had spoke picking up a little gun, a fig or nothing to list the thumb will come on. oh, rueful bullet is for what? so are the varying levels of quality in african football also related to the colonial legacy. listen up. time for history. class french club started to recruit players from morocco and jerry as early as the thirty's. both countries were then under french rule. they also established transfer networks from the fifty's onwards with west africa. portuguese club started recruiting from their colonies from 1949 and clubs in belgium f

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an increase in teacher absences continues to affect east bay schools. the growing problem is tied to the pandemic, of course, and it is complicated by a shortage of substitute teachers. well forcefully to go reached out to districts in contra costa county for a look at staffing levels. >> we reached out to the 3 largest school districts in contra costa county and learned that 2 out of 3 are reporting a high number of teachers. absent since resumed from winter break. we did not experience a large number of staff absences. so that was good news for us. the san ramon valley unified school district returned to class tuesday. on that day, 128 teachers were absent. >> and on wednesday, 134 teachers called out sick superintendent doctor john malloy says >> those numbers fall within the normal range of teacher absences. >> but says his staff is preparing for those numbers to possibly our goal is to stay in school. >> safely and effectively. and that's what all of our contingency plans are focusing on an increase in covid-19 cases and staffing shortages led the

in the east bay, tim johns, abc7 news. amy: there already are some issues, though, reports of issues this afternoon new york congressman jerry nadler tweeted, quote, my office is aware of ongoing issues with the u.s. website particularly for those looking for tests who live in multifamily buildings. we're working with u.s. -- usps now and will share more information as soon as we have it. dan: at newt national data is showing the first decrease in covid cases since the omicron surge began. some encouraging news. abc7 news reporter luz pena spoke with experts about this glimpse of hope. she is in the newsroom which certainly is nice to hear this. >> dan, that's exactly what it is. a glimmer of hope. the latest data of johns hopkins university shows daily covid-19 cases across the country have dropped 47% in the last week. and here in the bay area, several counties are also reporting similar declines. california is beginning to see a slight decline in covid cases with about a 48% decrease in the last week. in san francisco,

also up in the north bay, east bay as well. here's the deal for the 7 day lower 60's as we head on to the end of the week. watch out some scattered clouds, maybe a sprinkle. noel, back to you. all right. that's it for kron. 4 news at 3. thanks for joining us here. we'll see you back here at 5 >> today on an all new "dr. phil"... she has millions in in a trust. >> i need major repairs for the house. >> we have kids living in unsafe conditions. >> but no control over her money. >> i'm told i have brain damage and am unable to handle my finances. >> she can't manage a checkbook but you can manage four children. it's her money she has the right to do what she wants to do with it. >> let's do it. >> have a good show, everybody. here we go. >> this is a safe place to talk about hard things. >> stand by, we'll count you down. >> today is going to be a changing day in your life. >> five, four... >> get ready to take care of you. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪

sno spent an east bay police chase ended in the san francisco bay. the chp said it started yesterday morning on ho494 nor marted in. they say, the driver led off -- near martinez. the chp said the car stopped and passenger tried to hide the bag with a gun inside. the officers arrested the driver after chasing him on foot and found the passenger hiding in the chilly bay waters for a half hour. >>> a family of a missing skier is sharing a message of thanks after the search was called off. he was reported missing after he didn't show up to christmas dinner with friends. he told them he was going to go skiing at north star. the deputies ended the search and said it was doubtful he could have survived the severe weather conditns. ye f'ce r ev edch for rorysng er sixdays, the ceover,000 onhours were devoted to that search and we're getting more video of the devastation in boulder county, colorado. it happened in a matter of hours. they were fueled by 105 miles an hour winds. they destroyed hundreds of homes and other buildings, tens of thousands of residen

we are looking at 62 for the inland east bay in concord. for the napa valley. 63 for a high later on today. a few more high clouds stream in for today. that ridge of high pressure backs off a bit. dry weather dry for our weekend. temperatures will be cooler with a bit of an onshore flow kicking in for us. that cooldown continues into next week. but still looking dry for next week as well. so that dry streak continues for us over the next several days. for today, it now makes three weeks of dry weather with no measurable rainfall. and we need that rainfall here in the bay area. snow reports. kirkwood. if you are heading up to tahoe, partly cloudy skies. for tahoe, looking at sun and clouds. looking great in the sierrah. your seven-day forecast. san francisco, oakland, and for san jose. with that cool-down as we look ahead to our weekend and into next week. a few more clouds streaming in with that onshore flow kicking in. inland, east bay, north bay and the coast. loo looking at partly sunny skies. how are things shaw shaping up for that ride

cultivated closer economic and diplomatic ties to the east. so reflecting both parts of that history, germany has passed. laws that formerly prohibit the shipment of weapons to conflict regions, but in fact, this country is one of the world's biggest weapons exporters. and these arms often wind up in wars out whether it's sudan, syria, human or elsewhere. so it's very hard to understand why the government is being so dogmatic in this particular case. so it's a complicated issue for historical reasons, really. but how is this approach affecting germany is reputation on the international stage with its nato partners as well? well, those 5000 helmets that the government has now finally said, it's going to send many people to many critics, not only in here, but in other allied capitals as well. that's simply looks like either an insult or a joke. and the fact is, many of these critics say that either the german government apparently doesn't get the idea of deterrence, that sending defense, if not offensive defensive weapons, might actually help av

still dark across the east bay. once that sun comes up, though, much like the past few days, we're going to see temperatures climbing really, really quickly. now, we do have some fog trying to spill over from the central valley on into our inland east bay area's. also a couple of patches of fog up in the north bay valleys, too. most of the rest of us doing just fine as far as visibility goes and besides some cool temperatures, really nice way to start the morning livermore as well as santa rosa say holiness and in in napa, our spots in the 30's this morning. in the meantime, doubling in concord in the low 40's, san francisco in pacifica, among our

do we have allies in the middle east or do we have partners? if an ally is a country with which we share common interests and values, how would you describe countries like egypt, saudi arabia, and even the israelis, where there is a high coincidence of interests and values, but by no means is that across the board with respect to american interests. our partners are critically important in the achievements of our objectives and our policies. >> i love talking to you, because you have done this work and recognize the flexibility. i am not trying to paint broad categories, but this is a dictionary definition of a treaty ally, that's one thing. in cooperating of the area of affairs -- let me give you an example, when we had the afghanistan crisis and had to bring out what became well over 100,000 afghans. myself and others called every capital in the gulf and said, we are going to have to ask your permission to use your facilities to bring out, we don't know how many afghans that will be in your country for an indefinite period of time. we don't k

subfreezing got 30's east of the east bay hills. 40's line up the east bay shoreline. fremont, you have a chilly 36 along with san jose. the also a 36 30 going on for napa. so a nice cool down. we had overnight heading over to future cast for again today, noting just a few scattered clouds here it comes for tonight and it's pretty much about overcast blanket that covers the the bay area there. couple breaks in here a little bit tomorrow. but on balance, it's kind of like overcast. then it starts to break up for monday night going forward. so looks pretty good for the week long. but what we're going to get after that are going to be some winds. i want to point out here and we clear out, as you can see for for this all the way till late on monaay were a monday morning, at least approaching the noon hour. someone other than little bit of a a win for the east bay during the day. but it's tomorrow night into tuesday morning. you can see those offshore winds right around solano county spilling into the east bay in some of the valleys of the north bay. now, typically this mig

thieves break into an east bay. jim, when investigators say that these crooks were able to lift out millions of americans in the path of a powerful winter storm that is now dumping record snow causing power outages and even more across the northeast. a look at just how long the threat there will last. then, will he or won't he retirement? rumors swirling tonight about the future of nfl legend in san mateo native tom brady. what is dead is telling kron 4 tonight about his playing days. that is where we begin this saturday night here on kron. 4 news at 8 o'clock welcome. and i'm jonathan mccall. justine enjoying the night off today, news broke that the 7 time super bowl champ was getting ready to hang up his cleats. but he's dead tells kron 4, not so fast. all of that happening just 24 hours before the san francisco forty-niners are set to play for a trip to the super bowl kron. 4 has live team sports coverage for you this saturday night. kate rooney live for us is so 5 stadium in la with a preview of tomorrow's big n

again a lot of cloud around, a few sunny spells, north—east scotland, parts of wales, south—east england, eastern counties of northern ireland most favoured, and elsewhere maybe a few brighter breaks. a breezier day in northern england and northern ireland, especially scotland into the north—west, gales developing in the western isles. another mild day here, temperatures not as high as they have been. probably the lower temperatures around 4—5 degrees, low cloud hangs around all day through parts of central and southern england. 0vernight and into monday, rain turning heavier as that weather front moves into northern scotland where the wind will be easing. dry elsewhere, again a lot of cloud around, with any breaks in the cloud through wales and england, again a touch of frost possible, perhaps a few mist and fog patches. outbreaks of rain, slowly further south into western scotland and northern ireland as we go into monday. barely any rain to register in northern ireland. ahead of that there may be a few sunny spells around, parts of northern england and north wales and the midlands

the north bay and east bay hills. gusts up to about 30 miles an hour as we head through the bay in the north bay and the east bay hills. looking at definitely not as strong with those winds as yesterday or last week. really bringing in that dry air for us. as we go hour by hour on future cast, as we head through the day, we will catch that clearing, main even a little earlier to see that sun compared to yesterday. as we look to our daytime highs we will warm up in to the 60s. above average for this time of year. low 60s along the coast. around the bay, 62 in san francisco, 63 for oakland, low to mid-60s for the peninsula. topping out at 64 in redwood city. the south bay inland, 67 in san jose, warming up to you. inland east bay low 60s concord, the tri valley and for the north bay looking at 62 for the napa valley. we were hopeful next week we could see a change with our weather. at this point the longer range weather models trending dryer unfortunately for next week. your snow report, sugar bowl we are looking at sun

east shore freeway is starting to bog down as well. if you are getting on highway 4, you will see brake lights pittsburgh to bay point. to 242, 43 minutes from antioch. >>> here is your first alert weather forecast. we are looking at mainly clear skies as we start our day and definitely colder compared to yesterday morning. put on that big winter coat if you are heading out the door. it is now down to sub freezing in santa rosa at 31, oakland mid 40s, 39 san jose, san francisco 47, 34 livermore. you won't need that coat in the afternoon. plenty sunshine with highs warming up to the 60s, above average. low 60s along the coast, around the bay, mid 60s inland this afternoon. >>> today uber is holding first ever coat drive in san francisco. >> it's in partnership with the salvation army. you can push a button and donate a coat to someone in need through the uber app. the drive is saturday from 10:00 until 5:00. active uber users will receive e-mail with instructions on how to donate. >> i love this idea, an easy way to support people in ou

peninsula great, east bay, tri valley and no major problems. an earlier crash on the right side of your screen right around north flynn on the shoulder. danville right behind the n in danville, 680, no major injuries. there may be an injury to a deer but no humans are injured there. no lanes blocked. the bay bridge toll plaza looks great. our view from emeryville, we'll show you a live look. even though there's fog in the north bay, novato, north of san rafael, we're looking at a clear drive and a clear view, look at that beautiful shot in the city where all those lights are. great drive. >>> mike, we are on the same page. look at the shot i picked. look at that, we both agreed it's really pretty. and mike was talking about the traffic with it. it is a beautiful shot. it really showcases the lights and the weather. we do have some fog through parts of the north bay as well, but let's take a look right now at satellite and radar. as you know, we had a cut off low from the south that brought a little bit of sprinkle activity. a lot of it didn't m

showers in northern england push through the east midlands, east anglia and fade. cold middle part of the night across parts of eastern uk, maybe —6 in eastern scotland for a time, and there is still a little bit of frost for one or two into the morning, but actually temperatures rise through the second half of the night, and by the start of tomorrow, 8—10 degrees in the west, that's because you will be in this little slice of milder air sandwiched between these two weather fronts. the first one just bringing increased amounts of cloud, patchy drizzle, the second one bringing some heavier bursts of rain in northern scotland and strengthening winds. that will touch gale force later in the day. hazy sunshine, though, will continue through monday across some eastern areas, but you can just see how the cloud thickens up. there's some light rain or drizzle on it pushing its way eastwards, lying somewhere from yorkshire through the midlands towards the isle of wight during the afternoon. west of that we will see extensive mist, low cloud around some of the coast, but

it's aggressive expansion to the east. add some complex history, sprinkle in some disinformation, mainly from the russian side. and it leaves audiences wherever they are short of the full story. the fact is, there are currently more than 100000 russian troops stationed on or close to the ukrainian border. the fact also is that the kremlin has been waging a hybrid war in ukraine since 2014 part military threat part information warfare. we're focusing on the information war, which means our starting point is mosque venture rocket at the well growing practice, right? you're starting with an argument who's coming out of moscow on the role the media play in the ukraine story and equivalence that's as false as been. connie, it's one you will sometimes hear from journalists employed at russian state owned news channels like rti, most russia media outlets echo the kremlin lying on ukraine. but then again, most western media outlets echo the white house is lying under cranes in russia. we're not going to state the media, the kind o

weekend, the oakland police department launched its highly publicized additional patrol district in east oakland. kron four's haaziq reports on how it's trying to help curb crime. >> these are videos uploaded sunday to the citizen app showing illegal sideshows taking over intersection along macarthur boulevard and east, though, then spilling over into eastman neighborhood disrupting residential streets of the people who live sideshow. >> this east oakland sideshow took place over the same weekend that opd rolled out its additional policing district plan. >> adding 48 more officers to respond to the part of the city that receives the most calls for service. >> with this addition, we feel respond much faster to our calls for service. help reduce the violent crime and work with our community to make east open much safer. >> tsai feel any >> big investigative say the side show started at around 05:30pm. there were about 200 vehicles and several 100 spectators. officers made to arrest, told for vehicles and recovered 3 firearms. we have had our staff members. i'm stuck in the midst of sidesho

east bay shoreline shot. we're still left over with some of those fog clouds kind of mixing a little bit in the north bay, the dense fog advisory has now since been pulled, supposed to go till 10 o'clock. it may redevelop again for your sunday. however, in probably around the delta as it develops and central valley in spills in to the west, we also do have an offshore wind that's developing but plenty moist. so it's not a threat, as you can see, everything's going around us as we have a dose of high pressure on the home front. so enjoy the mild weekend temperature check. still chilly up there in the north bay. lower 40's, upper 30's 40's cover most of the east bay, as you can see. but 51 mile degrees. san jose for today. those temperatures will be in the mid to upper 50's going forward here. coming up in a little bit. we'll have that 4 zone forecast for you. also checking the extended in, see the passing of these little systems all week long while thanks, dave. >> outdoor dining. it's been a mainstay, of cour

east shore itself looking okay. no crashes right now. 15 minutes highway 4 to the maze if you are taking westbound 80. once you get toward the bay bridge toll plaza starting to see fog. just over the toll plaza. as i was looking at live shots here say look. one of the cal trans cameras at the tower. you can kind of -- can't make out the roadway. photograph sick getting a little slower, little foggier there. also gets better off the skyway heading into san francisco right at that's fremont street exit. you can see in the live shot its getting sluggish and crowded as you head over into the city. san mateo bridge. no delays on 880 right now and 101 is clear through the peninsula. >>> still to come bay area food banks operating in crisis mode. it has nothing to do with the food. how you can help next. >>> and don't forget to check out the new evening anchor. you can watch him with elizabeth cook in the five, 7 and 11:00 p.m. newscast. princess cruises was born right here in california. for over 55 years, we've been help