arrested at his home by fbi agents. federal prosecutors say burke took quote a short cut on the way to justice in the case of that burglarly suspect. lobe was arrested for breaking into burke s unmarked suv. according to the federal indictment he then beat lobe after lobe was arrested and taken to the fourth presync. he then tried to cover up the assault by immediating with and pressuring a number of cops who witnessed it. we believe the charges are up later in court. he s a heroine dealer. reporter: now, u.s. attorney court documents say that burke actually bragged about the alleged assault saying it reminded him of his younger days as a police officer. again, burke ordered hail without bail until a court hearing on friday. no other police officers have been charged thus far but when asked about it, the u.s. attorney said s ply stay tuned. we ll have more on the case for you coming up at 6:00. for now, we re in central. greg, thank you. now breaking news in chicago. ca
in fact, parts of the bay area are under a red flag warning. the record-setting heat fueling the fire danger. paul? i just made a list of what happened weatherwise today. january 1st. highs in the 70s and 80s. hit 82 degrees. san jose hit 76. we haven t had a widespread rainfall in six weeks. we have an offshore or east wind event which jacked up the fire danger because it s dry air. low hell tiff humidity. that is something we would typically recite in october or september in the peak of fire season. instead, this is all happening in the middle of january, but the calendar really doesn t matter. it s what s going on in the atmosphere. the ground is super dry. we were super warm today with very low relative humidity and the conditions that caused this particular fire. you re still looking live on kimble island, sacramento county. the fire conditions will persist for at least the next two days because we will stay warm. we will stay dry when it comes to relative humidity. an
put it back on his calendar. so now he s at the new york times on the 16th floor having this editorial board meeting. it s on the record. it s an hour plus long interview which means it s his most extensive interview yet since being elected. and we re learning about it through live tweets from reporters in the room. so we re learning a lot, brooke, about what he says he ll do as president. let s get straight to it. including what he said about hillary clinton, david chalian. let me ask you. we know earlier today his adviser said he would not pursue any prosecution of hillary clinton, which is what we heard, the cacophony of that on the campaign trail. now he s echoing this. let me show this tweet. as we know they re live tweeting. the tweet is i think it would be very, very divisive for the country. is this, david chalian, a new trump? is this less red meat? listen, this is donald trump was keenly aware that he was about to take over a very divided country and he se
police on high alert. back here in the u.s. vice president mike pence hitting the road to pitch the republicans plan to overhaul the affordable care act. a crucial sales job of opposition within the party is threatening to derail one of the president s biggest campaign promises. just a few hours from now, the vice president will speak with leaders in louisville, kentucky. he s larrying with mike bevan, a man who isn t fully behind the plan. ahead, the speaking points and plan to keep the bill on track. still no evidence to support the accusations that president obama was spying on him in trump tower. we re learning that that they want any documents on wiretapping and want them on monday. also anger bubbling after dozens of u.s. attorneys are suddenly told to resign by the trump administration. so, we want to point out it s common for new administrations to ask holdovers to step down. many past presidents have done so. many prosecutors say they found out from media
especially the slovenians. that first summit between bush and putin in slovenia produced one of george w. bush s most memorable quotes, not just because of the way he described the russian counterpart, but because it s not usually the way american presidents talked about other world leaders. i looked the man in the eye. i found him to be very straightforward and trustworthy. we had a very good dialogue. i was able to get a sense of his soul. well, not everybody at the time got the same sense of putin s soul. joe biden was the senate chair senate relations committee and he questioned whether trust was the right word to use about the operati operative, mr. putin, a former operative of the kgb. the soviet intelligence service and former head of russia s domestic intelligence service. michael mcfaul who would become ambassador told the times quote i think there is plenty of good reason not to trust president putin. this is a man trained to lie. george w. bush continued to try