open up government. so now speaker nancy pelosi signing the legislation this be evening. the president later signing the resolution ending the shutdown. we get the latest from ray bogan in washington. reporter: the longest shutdown in u.s. history is over. president trump signed a temporary funding bill to get the federal employees paid. the house and senate easily pass as bill to fund the government but not president trump s wall. president trump says signing that bill is not a concession on his part, tweeting it was taking care of millions of people who were getting badly hurt by the shutdown with the understanding that in 21 days if no deal is done it s off to the races. that could mean declaring national emergency next month directing the army corp of engineers to build the wall. the top democrats says the wall is immoral. they re devoted to border security. reporter: three weeks will allow the lawmakers to negotiate without the shutdown cloud over their head.
out of a meeting with democratic leaders. the impact of the shutdown is growing as the fda halts routine food monitoring, the epa scales back its monitoring of toxic sites, and the tsa faces a possible crisis as a wave of unpaid airport screeners quit. volunteers are now helping at national parks as trash continues to pile up. we will get the latest. then to the case of cyntoia brown. the sex trafficking survivor has been granted clemency after serving 15 years in prison for shooting her rapist when she was 16 years old. i can t make up for what i did, but they have given me a chance to do so much more. people, be able to help which is amazing. young people, young kids. i am still going t to try toto p people. amy: a group of haitians are challenging the trump measure shows planned end to for areotected status who living in the u.s. who were given tps after an earthquake devastated the country. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the w
we see this is to move in. let s take a look at some of the wind. as we go right there, even half moon bay, it is 24. southeast at 21. this year has a winter weather advisory as well. that will kick in and some of us will be coming down above the 8000 foot level. maybe 10 to 16 inches. it is in effect for right now. that will be throughout much of the day. look at the moisture to the southwest. that will keep the beat going here. probably more confined to the peninsula and south bay and parts of the east bay as well. there is plenty of moisture moving through. much more active than yesterday. it took time getting here. the moisture is being funneled in here. off and on rain. it will be a mild and to some of the cold air coming in and could trigger some afternoon thundershower activity. northbound 101 at mckee, we have a garbage truck that overturned. they had to rescue someone out of the vehicle there. there were a couple of other vehicles involved. this has turned into a dea
for the mountains. that started at 315 in the morning and goes throughout the day into tonight. let the moisture being drawn up from the system here on the west-southwest of us. i will keep a lot of cloud cover and often on rain going on throughout much of the day. temperatures in the 50s. upper 50s and low 60s with the possibility of a few breaks. some scattered thundershower activity. 50s will end up with upper 50s and low 60s. cell san jose, that is right. the deadly crash that happened just before 4:00 this morning still has northbound 101 and that is shut down now. you can see some movement here. that is misleading, because the people who are stuck in the back up out, but no new traf e letting some the who have been sitting out here for an hour out, but the crash, which is a deadly one, is still beinstated. there is still a re oflast sett right now, northbound 101 is not a good route. i will show you that 280, if you want to go to 80, the looks good through downtown sa
at laurel. bay bridge wb 80 is slow from the maze ( darya ) (á2 shotá) happening today - former san francisco mayor gavin newsome will be sworn in as the next governor of california.(áboxesá)( james ) kron4 s will tran is live in sacremento to tell us what we can expect from today s ceremony. in just a few hours from now gavin newsom can remove the word elect from his title as he will be officially sworn in as california s 40th governor the state capitol is lit up now. there are many streets near that have signs saying they will be closed to the public once we get closer to his inauguration.newsom s event is star studded to help pay for the event there are packages that go from 25 to 200 thousand dollars newsom also invited performers like pitbull and common for a concert to raise money for wildfire victimsnewsom needs to get to work immediately as he needs to present a budget proposal for the upcoming year within a week ( darya ) we will be streaming newsom s inaugurat