itús awesome.ling runners like bob tennent are looking forward to experiencing for years to comebob tennent, ran 5kwell iúd like to be able to run in the 20th one, god willing and if the creek donút rise. but itús a great cause, a great way to get exercise and meet some great people.in stockton, ken mashinchi the trump administration is accepting renewal applications to protect young undocumented immigrants. we'll tell you what this means for daca live look outside... san francisco international airport. (ácommercialá) what's this? breakfast with a view like "whoa." get a free build your own grand slam after your next online order in january. whatever you want, whenever you want, now wherever you want. order at dennys.com. (áábreakáá) ( marty ) here's a live look at kirkwood this morning... dave spahr is here with your weather forecast. (dave) a ridge of high pressure over california will maintain dry and mild conditions today. rain chances will develop in the north bay by monday afternoon and acro

itús something for these kids to take with them as they go.ow some of them would not understand what he stood up for, but this is a good time for them to be out here celebrating what he was known for.the stockton branch of the naacp hosted the first dr. martin luther king jr. 5k and 10k run and walk in downtown stockton, with two goals in mindbobby bivens, president, naacppeople in the community are recognizing that we need to stop the violence primarily and that they need to be more health conscious. after dancing the wobble and cupid shuffle, mayor michael tubbs got the runners and walkers ready with one of kingús famous quotesmichael tubbs, mayor, stocktonhe said if you canút fly, run. if you canút run, walk. if you canút walk, crawl. but, by all means, keep moving.natsand move they did...7th grader michael frietas was the first to cross for the 5k, with arthur mitchum and many others accepting a medal in honor of dr. kingmichael frietas, won the 5khonestly, itús a great feeling to run in this type of event great part in butted arthur mitch

interests g d values arrogation across the globe the itu and other form. i'd like to discuss department of commerce's security network to improve the security of things and 5g networks in the administration saying to counter the threat of bot nets. it has become what it is today in part because the long-standing bipartisan consensus around the principle of multi-stakeholder policymaking and standarder development. the idea of stakeholder should participate in open and transparent decision-making process. the mets continue to fight for the print old and in open interoperable collaboration between all stakeholders. right now, ntia as to priorities internationally. first is the preservation of the hua service which is become one of the most pressing issues over the last several months. don't know much about the service, it's an incredibly valuable tool for governments, businesses and intellectual property holders in individual users around the world. put simply, who is a service that provides easily accessible information to purchase and manage domain names.

as many of you know, the itu has five positions. deputy general and direct general and i'm supporting doreen more contin-- martin. it brings connectivity to parts of the world that has societal benefits. and martin is a veteran of the process and i'm certain that doreen would make an outstanding director of the sector. working with the international internet community there are four parts that we think are parn. first is free flow of information. second is multi-state government governance. the free flow of information on line is a principle and basic human rights. governors around the world are inincreasely curtailing on-line freedoms or shutting down the internet. in other case, top down heavy handed intergovernmental regulation of the internet. in the past two years we've seen links that forced america companies to remove information that would have been considered protected speech in the united states. these sorts of restrictions threaten economic growth and the societal and educational benefits of the internet and must be oppos

it puts a smile on my face to see people receive...itús just that. on their face, seeing them happy, seeing them get something in return and not have that feeling of being brought down. i donút know, seeing them uplifted is a gift to me.that uplifting feeling was shared by everyone at columbus park this afternoon, as members of the homeless community were treated to a meal and a show deshawn moore, homelessit means a lot for locals and other people out here. some of us donút have anything and some of us do but this is hope to move forward.buttedanthony dean, sr., homelessitús like giving us strength to keep going. i donút know how to say it. like a higher power, like jesus has not forgotten us and heús looking for us and helping usattendees could sift through donated clothing, sing and dance to entertainment from local artists, get a makeover and grab a bite to eat nats-foodj cat knows the impact these events have because he used to be in their shoesj cat da savage, event organizeritús basically the decent human being thing to do. these are still hum

itús hard for police to warn against good samaritans because they encourage people to help others...butr hand.lt. paul 'if you are involved in a collision keep your valuables and your wallet...anywhere in public really with you and keep an eye on those things..' and the incident is causing betty boyd to raise her guard against those offering help betty boyd, shopper 'you donút know those people , you just donút know and this incident proves it... (steve)the sister of the southern california woman accused of torturing and starving her children is speaking out tonight about louise turpin's strange behavior...teresa robinette did a television interview today in which she said there was a time when she could visit the children...but then about eight years ago, all visits stopped... even skype contact was banned. she says she began to wonder if something was wrong...and became alarmed at some of the things louise told her. she claims the turpins began experimenting with different religions and indulged in bizarre sexual exploration... robinette claims her sister confided that she had had sex

see itu will actually not necessarily time to sound the alarm bell.things we have been focused on, repatriation. a story of supply and demand. specifically because of the fact you have repatriation, keeping spreads tighter. you have investors like ourselves looking at earned income from corporate spread. they don't necessarily make investing further out of the curve more attractive. as a result you might us not be part of the corporate sector at this point. thank you for coming in. to getge book coming out an indication of what the financial conditions are now. consider next, breaking up the company in the businesses. shares lower in the free market. this is bloomberg. alix: a rough day for ge, shares fell for the most in two months after a charge related to the insurance portfolio. shares continue down. he is considering breaking up the conglomerate. next,g us for what is brooke, who would buy these assets? >> i don't think it has to be a sale. there is not really a conceivable buyer for any of them. ge has one of the top market shareholdings in most

. -- itu aware of this bill is called the secure elections act? i am aware of this bill and i look forward to helping you on it. they are concerned about resources and looking at ways we can support them is necessary. sen. klobuchar: very good. a number of states are coming out with this idea that we help them. to me, this is a fundamental part of our democracy. when the president disbanded his presidential commission on election integrity, he initially called on your department to review the findings. are you going to be spending time working on this issue? i do not think it is in your jurisdiction. sec. nielsen: there are parts of it that are. we covered the cyber security part. i think the larger question of --er fraud -- some of that there findings exist and is a voluntary system where those who are not registered to vote vote. from an immigration perspective we will work with states to determine if voters are not appropriately registered for federal elections. it is voluntary and we do it on request. you are alsor: going to work on this issue

another concern for h-1-v workers who wish to change to green card at itus. because of a significant backlog, high-skilled workers who wish to come to the united states on a permanent basis often start out on h-1-v visa. because of our immigration laws, these workers must stay with their original sponsor employer until a green card becomes available which could take ten years or longer many during this time the employee may be forced to make sub optimal wages and work under sub optimal conditions. if the employee were to take a better paying job at another company, the employee would lose his or her place in the green card line. this creates a power imbalance between h-1-have workers an employers and leads to a whole hoes of issues. so there are a number of problems that we need to address with our high-scieled immigration -- high-skilled immigration system. that's why i am introducing my immigration act to bring our immigration system into the 21st century. this critical legislation contains reforms that will end abuse, provide a clear path for individuals e