i want to thank the berkley center for cosponsoring this conference. it is my belief if four religion professors can come together world peace cannot be far away. but thank you for your contributions and they will be leading panels later on, and i just want to make sure you understand this is a joint collaboration between the two centers. i also want to recognize the generous support of the henry r. loose foundation who made this event possible and especially the support of their director of policy initiatives. the alt-right rose to prominence in the minds of many americans during the 2016 presidential election cycle and also during the violent events in charlottesville, virginia in august of 2017. an array of commentators among areas have analyzed various aspects of this group. today s effort is to begin to understand what role or roles religion or religions might be playing in the alt-right movement and to suggest further lines of academic inquiry on the religious aspects o
volume of trafficking is picking up around all the tip kl typical spots, no major delays, the interstates have been treated in the last couple of days, we haven t had any reports of any problems anywhere around the interstates. the side roads, bridges and overpasses, elevated services are areas you want to use, caution this morning where you can potentially see black ice, there s 275 right at 475 at entrance ramp there. do watch for potential black ice aiz mentioned on side streets. depend, we have only had one incident to far this morning. it has cleared. right now we have brandon orr, out in owe owensville, and taking a look at the secondary roads are snow-covered, but you will want to use caution. brandon, how are things looking out there for you. reporter: the main roads are okay, the salts seem to be working even with low temperatures in the lower teens, it s not working fast but look at the side roads, as the photographer pointed out. the speed limit on this road is 5
you know, we ve noticed it getting colder even in e the last couple of hours. when i got in the news van this morning, this wind wasn t here. now we re feeling the wind in downtown brooklyn. behind me there are a few peek walking here outside the atlantic avenue station. but all of those people are wrapped up in as many layers as possible. and the mayor says folks should be doing that wearing as many layers as possible. we know he s having a press conference later this morning about this winter weather. we know he s issued a code blue to try to get homeless folks off the street. and you can see some people here are waving to me off camera trying to make the best of this weather. we did speak to some folks before the show started about what they re doing as this cold weather sets in. i put on an extra layer of pants. i put on a hoodie, a sweatshirt. and i m moving fast. i have on a lot of layers. two gloves. and this hoodie. this is new york. i m used to it. i got thick
loved one passed away in a fire is a bad thing. reporter: even first responders knew jack well. when neighbors tried to rescue him they were knocked back by explosions in the home. there were some compressed cylinders that exploded. reporter: although the fire destroyed nearly everything, somehow one of jacks favorite past times made it out with hardly a scratch. every now and then you could hear him pick the guitar. reporter: family members say he loved bluegrass. now it s just his music they ll hold onto. we try to do the best we can. sometimes it works out and sometimes it doesn t. when tragedy happens everybody comes together. that makes a good community when people do that. reporter: in weaverville, hope hanselman, news 13. frank: an abandoned commercial building in brevard gutted by flames. an upstairs tenant able to friend. firefighters responded about 5:00 this morning. it took crews just about an hour to get it under control. pub. a man who lived in an
live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. three guys rob a bank and then everything goes sideways. tonight, inside the wild final gun battle. juliette goodrich is in stockton tonight at the scene where it ended in a very dramatic way. reporter: the scariest part is these robbers took three women hostage on this wild ride and shoot-out. one of the women is dead tonight. the other two are in the hospital. [ sound of gunfire ] reporter: witnesses say the shoot-out looked and sounded like a war zone. it was over 100 shots. the back window had the gun out and they were shooting at the police. reporter: it began when three suspects left the game of the west in stockton with gun to the heads of three female house hostages. they were petrified. their face were white. they were so scared. reporter: the robbers stole a bank employee s suv making one of the female hostages drive. the pursuit spotted on several traffic cameras along the way. cars riddle