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maria shriver: good afternoon. thank you for inviting me here today. to be here with so many extraordinary people. every single person behind me could actually be testifying and tell incredible stories. i'm honored to be here speaking on behalf of all of these incredible people. as chairman collins mentioned, and as some of you might know, i have been here before. eight years ago to be exact. in march of 2009, i sat here and testified about how alzheimer's took up residence in what had been my father's beautiful brain. my father was an idealistic, intelligent, and dedicated to public service. his mind was as sharp as they come, a beautifully tuned instrument that left people in all and inspired. he was an expert at sharing his passion with the general public, thought leaders, and people like yourself. he often came here to the hill to advocate for increased funding for his beloved peace corps and all the war on poverty programs he created, including headstart, vista, job corps, and legal services for the poor. he loved working in this building and he w

jan shriver it from denmark living in brazil.e had a couple of tough years, a divorce, missed his family, and just turned 40. >> twin brother? >> they look like twins. >> they look similar. his mom, dad, brother and sister-in-law flew all the way from denmark to brazil, just for this moment, just to say we love you, man. >> and there's nothing better than that, when you're going through a rough time. you just want your mom there, your family, someone that's going to tell you everything's going to be okay, even if it's a lie. >> it's a sense of normalcy. they just comfort you because they're your people, your tribe. it's cool they do that. >> as soon as you're done hugging everyone. stay here for ten minutes. i'm going to go inside and clean everything. >> hide the beer bottles, pizza box. no, mom. i've been eating healthy and getting my sleep. i love his reaction. such a sweet, genuine reaction of pure surprise, and it's great to see. >>> it's a new fashion trend. what the heck is a high-heeled legging? it's shoes, leggings and e

the former first lady of california maria shriver evacuated about 7:00, and tweeted this. packing up my house as the wind pick up in case the fire moves. grabbing what tugs at the heart. everything else means nothing. the students also feeling the impact. 265 schools in the l.a. area will be closed tomorrow. >> a suspected fire bug is under arrest in napa county. they say deborah and winholts lit several fires on october 8. she faces 11 count of arson. -- counts of arson. investigators say she didn't start any of the devastating wildfires in napa, sonoma and lake county in october. >>> no deal in oakland. city workers set to strike for the third day in a row again tomorrow. joe vasquez shows us the toll it's taking on the city. >> reporter: the lights are off and nobody is home at the city offices. the unions representing 3000 non-emergency city workers are in day two of their strike. already trash is piling up in the street, and other city services are getting ignored. this homeless encampment is blocking an entire lane of traffic. the city told the folks who live here th

former first lady of california maria shriver was forced to evacuate last night. she tweeted, packing up my house as the winds pick up in case the fire moves, grabbing what tugs at my heart. everything else means nothing. at least 265 schools in the l.a. area will be closed today. >>> time now 4:33. neda, what's happening there? >> i'm checking the wind gusts and the humidity levels in the morning hours, usually it's a little more moisture in the air but that's not the case this morning. those wind gusts are already very strong. the rye fire 45, creek fire as well then the skirball fire which is close to a lot of the homes in bel air, we'll see the humidity down to 10% for this early-morning hour. those numbers are going to continue to drop. here's what we're dealing with all across the west coast. high pressure isn't moving for a long time. we'll see plenty of sunshine and dry air. southern california you can see the wind. it's an offshore wind and that's why this red flag warning has been extended until saturday night now. so it was going to end friday night but

rushed in, as did drivers who westbound witnessed the crash, like trevor colby, who helped pulled shrivers to safety. >> i saw smoke. next thing i know, myself and a few others are trying to get people medical care when we can. >> reporter: this was first trip for the new seattle-to-portland line, but some local officials had expressed concern these tracks weren't safe enough for a commuter train traveling 80mph. those passengers who were able to walk away feel enormously fortunate. >> i said a prayer multiple times after th. i feel blessed to be alive and okay right now. >> reporter: investigators from the national transportation safety board are now on the scene of this accident looking for an answer to that al naim -- an answer to that al naim important question: what caused this on a newly built set of tracks meant for a higher-speed operation. was it a problem with the train, the tracks, or perhaps operator error? it could take weeks to get an answer. jeff? >> glor: john blackstone, thank you. debora hersman is a former chairman of the national transportation safety board. she's now p

receive payments from brazilian construction giant depression cases part of the so-called collar shriver scandal in brazil which is implicated dozens of politicians and businessmen across latin america. the red cross says yemen's cholera epidemic is believed to have infected one million people will in two thousand have died since the outbreak began in october last year all more on that story and everything else in about twenty five minutes time more news coming up from doha at the top of the next hour but that's after i want to warn east which starts now. al-jazeera wherever you are. if there was ever a quintessential chinese come for from one to noodle soup would be it. once a meal reserved for emperors and described as the swallowing of clouds today it served on a.

you know as crucial for president merits your mockeries plans to cut the nation's deficit then your shriver has more from the capital. the morning after and the cleanup operation is underway after an all night debate the government passed its pension reform measure but it came after a day of violence outside the building more than one hundred sixty people injured many arrested the president addressed the nation. made get over to me who i'd like to be judged by whether or not i managed to reduce poverty about smarm may imply i was three and from day one every decision i've taken was going to help in times move forward. his government says the changes to the way pensions a calculated less labor and tax reform still to come are essential to reduce argentina's fiscal deficit and attract investments a victory for the government thing congress a law passed and now assessing the damage done in public spaces after the violence and with more reforms to come that the government says a necessary to boost argentina's ailing economy preparing for more battles to come. many here trade unionists hospital

bobby shriver and myself, we had this idea we wanted to sort of pickpocket capitalism, you know.et the check people. that's a very hip-hop content. and i like that. it is not all kind of flowers in the hair. it's a bit of punk rock, a bit of hip-hop. we're trying to do something different. >> jimmy: i'm glad you mentioned diddy and the check. diddy happens to be here tonight. sean "diddy" combs. and he has a check for you. >> how are you? >> good to see you. >> jimmy: diddy. >> oh, man! >> jimmy: what do you have there in your hands? the giant piece of cardboard. >> i just want to say, isn't this great, y'all? [ cheers and applause ] i know we're having a good time, but this is history today. this is, you're seeing people work together to take care of others that can't take care themselves. that's the greatest gift in the world for you to be able to give people. and we want to thank you. [ applause ] >> jimmy: yes. >> you did a lot of great things on the most ou did was you got the check, baby. >> jimmy: that's a check for half a billion dollars! $500 million. now, this is the a

with that shriver of sunshine, very dramatic. 37 in novato, 50 in san francisco. it's 41 in livermore. so most of you have a shot at a sprinkle. but that's about it. a couple of 1/100ths. we'll talk about when, coming up. >> lisa, thank you. >>> also ahead, new details in the brock turner case. why the former stanford swimmer is appealing his sexual assault conviction. >>> a live look from sky 7 over the bay bridge toll plaza. a fatal accident claiming the life of a toll booth operator. several lanes remain closed. pain from chest congestion can make this... when you have a cold, ...feel like this. all-in-one cold symptom relief from tylenol®, the #1 doctor recommended pain relief brand. tylenol®. >>> good morning, everyone. we're back with breaking news. a live look at a deadly accident on sky 7. the chp says a toll taker was killed on the bay bridge this morning after a truck plowed into a toll booth. it happened at around 5:00. traffic right now is still backed up into the macarthur maze with several lanes closed. abc 7 news assignment desk manager jim huntingt

next week willie sits down with liev shriver and he talks about being nominated for the globes five timesi watts. >> you know, i want to show you this again because it is such an exceptional number of people who will be experiencing brutally cold wind chills. 163 million people will be feeling 15 to 45 degree below zero wind chills. this arctic cold continues to pour in from the north. temperatures this morning are well below zero. duluth is at 47 below. green bay tomorrow morning 30 below. temperatures continue to tumble as we go through this week. that's a look at the weather as now here is a peek out your window. >> most of the area has wind chills below 10 degrees right now. frederick 14. dulles in the district we have 9 degree wind chill and 3 degrees in clinton. wind chill advisory for everybody until 9:00 tomorrow morning with those wind chills about 5 to 10 degrees below zero. today will be in the mid 20s with a chance of a passing flurry. tomorrow morning, 12 degrees for a morning low, afternoon highs in the mid 20s. we're in the 20s most of next week, except wednesday. >> and th

. >> nbc correspondent maria shriver's founder of a group called the women alzheimer movement she testifiedarlier this year before the senate special committee on aging, not congress to roll back proposed cuts to alzheimer's research, a wry mind or you could watch this hearing in its entirety on a website, c-span.org. >> good afternoon and thank you, chairman collins, ranking member casey of the members of the committee for inviting me here today. it's an honor to be here with so many extraordinary people. every single person behind me could actually be testifying until incredible stories, so i'm honored to be here speaking on behalf of all of these approval people. as the chairman mentioned and as some of you may know i have been here before. eight years ago, to be exact work in march 2009 i sat here and testified about how alzheimer's had taken up residence in what has been my father's beautiful brain my father was an idealistic, intelligent, optimistic and dedicated public servants. 's mind was as a sharp as they come, a beautifully tuned instrument that left people amazed and inspired.

if you don't have a budget, if want to know why shriver and rickover and all the people that ame forward, big advantage of going fast, in the first year they had a budget and they knew what they could get done. budgets, budgets that are sufficient, that's a critical enabler. then the requirements process. would it take three years to build a requirements process? i can sit down with a piece of not in this ow, room because it would have to be classified but i can write down of the next nts generation. a communications satellite. i know what they are. i don't need three years of analyst to do that. he acquisition process is broken. because a program manager spent all of their time in the pentagon. they run to the pentagon all the approval. they don't actually execute their programs. we have to give them the authority. hey should spend time in the factories. number four, we have to have a test process that's efficient need for speed and that means we have to understand how to take risks in failured that sometimes will be okay. and then number five, operators have to understand how to take c

. >> nbc correspondent maria shriver is founder of a group called the women's alzheimer's movement. she testified earlier this year for the senate special committee on aging, calling on congress to roll back cuts on alzheimer's research. you can watch this in its entirety on our website, www.c-span.org >> good afternoon. be hereu for inviting today. it is an honor to be here with so many extraordinary people. every single person behind me could actually be be testifying -- could actually be testifying and tell an incredible story. i am honored to be here. as chairman call-in mentioned and as some of you may know, i have been here before, eight years ago to be exact. until march of 2009 i sat here and testified about how alzheimer's had taken up residence in what had been my father's beautiful brain. my father was an idealistic, intelligent, and dedicated to -- dedicated public servant. his mind was as sharp as they come, a beautifully tuned instrument that left people in all and inspired. -- in all and inspired. he was an expert at sharing his passion with the general public, though

bev shriver, lee donovan. best motion picture, music or comedy. "the disaster artist." "get out."rmance by an actor in a motion picture drama. timothy shallmay. call me by your name. daniel day-lewis, phantom thread. tom hanks, "the post." gary oldman, "darkest hour." denzel washington, "roman j. israel esquire." best performance by an actress in a motion picture. musical or comedy. judi dench, "victoria and abd abdul." helen mirren, "the leisure seeker. "margot robbie, "i tonya." i'm sorry. se sere"lady bird." emma stone, "battle of the sexes." >> best performance by an actress in a motion picture, drama. jessica chastain, "molly's game." sally hawkins, "the shape of water." francis mcdormen, "three billboards outside ebbing, missouri." meryl streep, the post. michelle williams, all the money in the world. best director, motion picture. guillermo del toro, "the shape of water." martin mcdonagh, "three billboards outside ebbing, missouri." christopher nolan, "dunkirk." ridley scott, "all the money in the world." steven spielberg, "the post." best motion picture, drama. "call me by

. >> we are looking at 9 million people from lexington to shriver port under this advisory.ong i-20 some problems. dallas, houston, into nashville, atlanta, rainfall, causing major problems at the airports later today. we get snow into tomorrow, with rain, fog, low ceilings to the south. atlanta, charlotte, d.c., la guardia and boston along the coast, going to be problems. buffalo's airport, looking at snow from cleveland all the way to northern new england. as we look at the raial amounts, talking about rainfall rates of up to two inches per hour, down through the south into the lower mississippi river valley. seven inches possible. we have snow to talk about from buffalo to northern maine. on top of that, ice is a possibility, as well. we're looking at upwards of half an inch of ice throughout much of new england. and that could cause major, major problems as we go forward into saturday, sunday, on into even monday. >>> you can expect some added stress this time of year, no matter how you're traveling. ron mott is at o'hare international airport in chicago. hey, ron. >> re

joining us now is the board chairman mike shriver.rtance of having bill clinton here. >> think about where we were 25 years ago. it was the eve of mr. clinton being the president. it was when we had a president who is willing to say the word and he spoke about the importance of the needs of people with aids at the democratic convention. we knew we would have someone who would move the issues around funding and did his best to advance the federal agenda. so now 25 years later the man that signed the bill into law to make this national memorial is coming to the growth to deliver the keynote address. this man is the one that created the government response who saved my life. he gave funding for my hiv medication and care and created a system of prevention research that has saved millions of lives. >> it has been 25 years. so have you noticed positive changes in 25 years? what changes have you noticed?>> it is a mixed bag. in san francisco we are the model city in the good parts of the epidemic. we have brought it down to two -- 200 new i

drop -- and as to drop further connection to this, he worked for many years and a law firm, harris shriver and jacobson, which he joined in 1949, and went to chair. there was a lawyer named sam harris, who in 1945-1946, was a junior, and important prosecutor on justice robert jackson. thater main partner in firm, shriver, had another law after justice jackson's time, who moved into jackson's former home. indeed, he also later moved into jackson's former office, of the attorney general of the united states. i'm getting ahead of myself. i will begin talking about this majestic building and two point in time in the life of robert jackson. franklin d roosevelt was president for neither, and yet he was here. the first date is 1932, robert jackson was in washington for the american bar association's annual meeting held at the mayflower hotel. he was very involved in bar association act duties and he was an officer and or grams weaker -- and program speaker that year. on that thursday, october 13, 1932, many lawyers who were in town for the meeting attended on this use of land, the official groun