Feels like north dakota. Dress accordingly. Warm coat, warm hat, gloves, and a scarf and warm footwear. Then youll be comfortable as you head out to the nbc 4 expo. Hope to see you there this afternoon. Amelia draper and i will be there for the storm team 4 q a session thats going to be under way starting at 12 30 this afternoon at the d. C. Convention center. So layer up as you head out the door. A warming trend on the way for the rest of the week. All right, tom. Thank you very much. Hey, the temperatures are in the teens right now. It is very cold. Yes, and we know someone whos really feeling it, despite wearing that hat. Look at my mans hat. He looks fantastic. You are prepared, derrick ward. Youre out in Dupont Circle joining us live. Youre watching and feeling the temperature, i bet. Reporter oh, indeed, i am. Take a look. Im enjoying this warming trend. Its moved up to, what, 16 degrees. It was 14 when we first came out here. Take a 17. Oh, my goodness. I can take the coat off.
5pkgsome 12 hours after a peaceful protest at uc berkeley broke into anarchy, forcing the university to cancel a scheduled speech by right wing commentator milo yiannopoulos, President Trump took to twitter threatening to pull federal funds from cal saying if u. C. Berkeley does not allow free speech and practicrs violence on innocent people with a different point of view no federal funds . Reaction quick lt governor gavin newsom tweeted as a uc regent im appalled at your willingness to deprive over 38thousand students access to an education because of the actions of a few oakland congresswoman barbara lee followed with President Trump doesnt have qa license to blackmail universities. Hes the president not a dictator and his empty threats are an abuse of power. Students on campus agreesotsotbut if the president were to follow through the impact would be significantright now uc berkeley gets about 600 Million Dollars annually in federal funds 200 million for Student Financial aid and 40
Enforcement veteran. He was born and raised in oakland and lived in antioch and comes from a Law Enforcement family. His father is a retired oakland sergeant, and his brother is an officer, too. Those who knew deputy foley say he was a mentor and leader respected for his character and his work ethic. We are working to learn more about the circumstances, but again, sad news affecting the Alameda County sheriffs department. That deputy has now died from injuries he sustained yesterday in a tragic accident. Now we want to go to san jose. Three days after that devastating flooding residents are still trying to make their way back into their homes. Reoccupants is a painful process for many. For others, theres lingering questions. Jesse gary is live in the nagle park section which was underwater, but the waters have now receded. Reporter they have receded. Were at the park at the tennis course. Looks like fresh pavement, right . No. The Tennis Courts are covered by a thick layer of mud. Much
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This special edition of nightline. Girls sold breaking the cycle will be right back. This is a special edition of nightline. Girls sold breaking the cycle. Good evening. Thanks for joining us. Tonight an extraordinary encounter. Were with a young girl sold into sexual slavery confronting the woman who responsible. And the american couple who takes us on a mission to rescue underage girls trapped in a cycle of poverty and exploitation. Abcs bob woodruff traveled to cambodia. Reporter at first glance, 22yearold soka chan might look like your average, everyday california girl. She has a lap dog named chica. And her own car that she bought herself. Behind all this, soka hides a dark past from her childhood that still haunts her to this day. Im going to go pack. Reporter she decides to travel 8,000 miles. Thank you so much for soka and for this opportunity to go see the family reporter to confront that past back to where her life started. Cambodia. Its a bittersweet return. Cambodias often