beach. christie, you have new information about the victims? reporter: yeah, we did. i just spoke with one gentleman who said he is a friend of the victim who is in the hospital and suffering from a broken leg, a broken jaw, and a head injury. and he was asking for prayers for his friend in his recovery. that s chris kohrs. he is a very popular police officer here in san francisco. in fact, has his own fan appreciation page. now he is accused in a hit-and-run that left two men injured. i wasn t aware that it was a hit-and-run when i looked out the window. i just thought it was a complete accident. reporter: tray bellamy says the yelling outside woke him up near broadway and montgomery after 2:00 a.m. oh, i looked. i looked out the window and there was a black and orange dodge charger right here. looks like somebody had just pulled up, parked it and got out. and it was just parked there. the lights were on. i didn t see anybody get out. reporter: one witness shared t
quite a bit of cold. did it get colder and colder? i go out to pump gas and i m like, oh, boy. yesterday morning. it was cold. very cold. still cold out there. we do have clouds coming in. that should moderate temps a little bit. some of this cold air will get trapped in the north bay. it may be a day where upper 40s will be hi. so far, to the east and south and probably on the peninsula as well, clear to mostly clear. still a few 20s out there. our system is still moving in. light rain and snow, lake county, sunny, mostly sunny morning. we still have freeze warning out. this may get moderated a little bit depending on the cloud cover, but some areas not going to better. san jose starts off 35 downtown. freeze warning there. by noon, 55 degrees. then clouds start to roll in a little later. farther south, more sunshine. farther north where things are going to stay out of to mostly cloudy. 29 santa rosa, 30 fairfield. a few 20s popping up. woodside and palo alto at
the suspect is in critical condition right now. children as young as toddlers physically and sexually abused. tonight, we are learning details about an investigation that involves five adults. we should warn you, some viewers might find the allegations in this story disturbing. we re live tonight, sidney? reporter: as you mentioned this, some of this type of abuse we re talking about certainly is shocking. that s because some of the children were as young as diaper age being forced to perform sexual acts and also being shot in the stomach and buttocks with bb guns. we re told the mother of four of the five victims not only engaged in the abuse, but she allowed others in the house to do the same. this 31-year-old, detectives with darby police say inside a home on 7th street is where five children suffered a terrifying fate. a proximate cause affidavit we received today says the physical abuse consisted of victim number one and other children in the home being punched, sl
another mohammed cartoon. the prophet holds another temperature je suis charlie sign. the headline said in french, all is forgiven. bill: the french government deploying thousands across the country to keep it safe. what are they worried about now? reporter: we are in the town of nownlt rouge one of receive town of mount rouge one of 700 jewish schools getting protection. this school may have been the target. police say amedy coulibaly may have been intending to attack this school. he attacked a police officer nearby, then he attacked the jewish market nearby. one man arrested in bull fair what a french citizen with ties to the brother. hayat boumeddiene was caught on an airport camera in istanbul. she is now believed to be in syria. bill: what is the information you have on the next edition of the newspaper? reporter: this is in keeping with sunday s mass demonstrations of liberty and mass demonstration. the charlie hebdo cover image is a cartoon of the prophet muham
throughout the day, at and down capitol hill, at the white house, this is the opportunity for people who have waited years to see obamacare repealed and replaced, the president made that case to members throughout the spectrum of the republican conference and tomorrow it is time to vote. the stakes couldn t be higher for president trump and paul ryan who has worked tirelessly to bridge the gap between conservative and moderate factions of the republican party, the freedom caucus holding out. for 71/2 years we have been promising the american people that we would repeal and replace this broken law because it is collapsing and failing families and tomorrow we are proceeding. it appears they are lacking enough yes votes, republicans can afford to lose 22 votes within their ranks today and members hope they can get there. we have to be able to get to that. the difference between in charge versus being the opposition party, voting no is easy but governing and saying yes is