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jp morgan chase announced a five-year comprehensive instment pla to support economic growth and american workers. that plan includes permanent raises for 22,000 employees, hundreds of new bank branches across the country, thousands of new jobs, expanded philanthropy and an increase in loans for affordable housing and small business development. and just this morning starbucks announced it is permanently raising pay and and one-time stock bonuses. this major investment will affect 150,000 employees. so, mr. president, the good news about tax reform and its benefits is rolling in almost faster than i can keep up with it. in retrospect the surprise here is not that the tax reform boasted the economy -- boo ted the economy -- boasted the economy, the real surprise is that there are those who didn't see it coming.

and then, our phase one, moving over to our -- our outreach for pla, this is part of the project labor agreement. we continue -- woebcore continued to work with hard hats. turner and webcore hosted a veterans lunch on november 11st. we were expecting 30, we ended up with over 50. it was a successful event just for the veterans on our project. and then, they continue to get the outreach to bring veterans into the construction industry. the labor hours in the -- our breakout for the various -- from east bay to san francisco continues. it shows our milestone of over 4.4 million hours now of craft, which is cruising right towards 5 million by the time we're done in craft hours. it it's an amazingly large number. we had three safety incidents in the third quarter. we had zero lost time, we gave us a total of 11 incidents for the years. but zero lost time. it was very good on the team's part. we had a total hours in 2017 of 1 million hours of craft. we had well over 700 workers continuing to work on-site every day throughout the entire year. moving onto -- so in labor and the safety, i do wa

coca-cola decided to change that with this pop-up restaurant at jfk airport in new york called shared pla hello. >> hi. >> welcome to shared plate. tha. >> hereí diners are paired with someone don't know. >> i just want to eat, don't want to talk no. >> i thought it would be a community table. no, this is a personal table with a stranger. >> there's awkward moments. >> hey i'm joshua. >> i am a nicole. >> nice to meet you. >> let's just take a look at the menus and maybe that will help break the ice. >> here at shared plate we don't have menus. >> no menus? >> really? okay. so how do we do this? >> request whatever you want. >> sort of close. this is where the real interesting part of this concept comes into play. >> instead we'll be mixing the culinary traditions of each table to make something brand new just for you. >> i'm from east tennessee. >> my parents are indian origin. what can the chef j.j. johnson do with that? >> nice. >> kind of neat to see a chef be creative with nothing more than just where you're from. share a meal with a stranger, now you start to share your life with a

official has warned against me and maurice plas to repatriate the nearly seven hundred thousand ranger refugees living currently in bangladesh unicef a director just in the four sites that says it's still not safe for them to return home and that members of mia mars' military are still attacking were injured villages but me and mara says it wants to begin bringing their work and access. for those traumatized by ethnic violence this may prove a forbidding prospect it's one of the holding camps myanmar is building just across its border with bangladesh the site will serve as a reception area for returning ranger refugees before they're sent to camps in other parts of wreck and state. the bangladesh side will send back the forms of those who want to return to us we will check whether these people are the people who stayed in myanmar or not by cross-checking with the evidence we have for now though most of the rangers around willing to return over six hundred fifty thousand of them fled to bangladesh last year after myanmar's armed forces targeted their villages this man has fled persecuti

is it a job for me, but i have a moral responsibility to respond to the issues society, to take this plao take this power and bring attention to the american narrative and the fact that narrative has to change. it's less about the american flag and the star spangle banner. it's more about the america's failure to dole with the socioeconomic blight of persons of color and disenfranchise in this nation in a way that is helpful that, is going to move the nation forward and bring us together and unite us. >>> so what do you say to those when they try to have had a conversation about this protests, and the lives that they feel are lost, the lives that are harmed, what about when there's -- all of this crime in chicago, black on black crime where more people are dying and are injured, where is the moral equivalency, is that unfair. >>no moral equivalency. blacks make up a 13% of the population, but a disproportionate nu freedom and equity have been a paster tension throughout american history. there's those who say it's about freedom and some say it's about equality. when we sees the disparity

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cal students are planning to protest at sproul plas plaza at 10:00 a.m. today. >>> 6:37 now. anticipating you getting wet today. all of us are going to get light to moderate rain. butlet start with what's going on now. temperature from 45 in west portal, san francisco to 49 in the marina, financial and also the ferry building. the castro, mission and bay view at 47 h 39 at palo alto. look at santa clara. 37. 41 in pleasanton and walnut creek. p 47 in daly city. 42 in petalumament san mateo bridge looking busy but dry right now. morning fog, afternoon and evening rain. caution there. caution if you're mass transit. you'll get wet today. wet and breezy. small craft advisory if you're going to be on the roads. for our kids, mainly fog. may be hard to see if walking to school. dress them for 40 to 47. around 54 degrees with rain at 11:00. especially in the north bay. you can't miss it everywhere this afternoon with temperatures in the mid-50s. the north bay is the first to see the rain at 10:00. then it will start to taper from 4:00 to 6:00. south bay will be the last to see the

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the federal government does have ce somertunity to pla judicians on how the states spend the money. host: we heard the last guest talk about the federal government gives money to the states with some oversight involved. is more oversight needed when federal money is granted? guest: i am not advocating for more oversight, but more priority setting when it comes to federal spending. specifically, not about projects largely within an individual state's borders, more the regional and national scale projects that impact economic growth. that is where the federal government should be stepping up whereking judgments about the investments should go. for instance, most countries urban transit systems as national assets. that would be getting the subway cities in goodr operating order. something that will benefit the country as a whole. we have major bottlenecks around ports up and down the east coast, around long beach in california. many opportunities where national benefits could be achieved through a focus on that go-scale projects beyond the capacity of individual states. there is no rea

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for less joint pain an ask your rheumatologist about cosentyx. on the pla >>> here's a look at today'sin some cities around the country. >>> of things these days and now there's one that ping-pong. the japanese company showed off its robot at the consumer electronic show in las vegas. the robot can read the ball's movements and use the artificial intelligence and facial recognition to predict its opponent's next move. >>> and urgent warning now from ford and the national highway traffic safety administration. it has to do with small ranger pickup trucks equipped with kris van cleave has the telling owners of the small trucks to stop driving the immediately. exploding airbag killed a ranger driver in 52-year-old south carolina man was killed in 2016 when he struck a cow inthe road. his airbag deployed and piece of shrapnel flew neck. they want all rangers not to be driven until repairs are made. the company said in a statement we take this matter very seriously and have advising owners of the specific 2006 ford rangers to stop driving their vehicles so dealers can make repairs immediate

the house is located on the west side of es pla nad avenue. they tried to save the home by moving it inland, but it didn't help. they sold the property to the city last year. people in the community say the fate has been hard to watch but the demolition is the right thing to do. >> it needed to come down. it's dangerous. i don't want to see anything go sliding down into the ocean. >> after today's final demolition, the property and area will now be incorporated into a trail. >>> as we've seen this week in las vegas technology can be cool but consumers want it to be helpful. we found a company at the consumer electronic show that may make our commute shorter. this drone can zip over gridlock on badttery power a loan. >> by car it would be an hour and a half, you can do it in 15 minutes. you'll be willing to pay money. >> it's backed by intel and it's been taking test runs and claims it can travel for 30 minutes at a stretch. they expect to see it in the air in three to five years. >>> now you can see it and sit in it. the tesla model s will be

middletown township police are still here investigating they are just wrapping up things for the s there a pla asigns of fo this several hours. they are still here investigating. now investigators say they were call out here to the 1300 block of langhorne/newtown road thi cam welfare check and say two bodies were discovered inside a home, manage 57 and woman, a resident of the home age 66. police say it appears that they have been dead for at least a few days. township fire marshall was also called out to the scene, police say equipment is being used to check for carbon monoxide and to check the heating system to see if a malfunction led to these deaths of propane, fireplace in the home, is being looked at, as well. police say that the two autopsies will be termed tomorrow again the circumstances of the deaths are still, unknown, officials say that they do not see any signs of foul play here, and they continue to investigate in the t langhorne. reporting live from middletown township, trish hartman for channel six "action news". >> thanks, trish. >>> also developing out of burlington county tw

your pla nt—based blood., it is the different between white meat chicken with a beef burger. the company has recently flipped the switch on its meatless meatpacking factory as it ramps up production. this will eventually make four million burgers a month, and the next aim is to move into chicken, pork and lamb. but it's one thing being a scientist who is enthralled by food tech and another to be a chef using the ingredients produced on your carefully crafted menu. i think we eat way too much meat in general, so it's a good way to be as close as possible to meat looks and tastes. the impossible burger is now the only one rocco has on his menu and he sells 250 of them a week. it seems like at this stage it might be a novelty for silicon valley diners with money to spend, but of course, as always, the true test is in the tasting. ok, it's about to happen. it's really good. the texture is just like meat. it doesn't taste like mince beef. a little bit like mushrooms, but i know there is no mushrooms in there. what

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if we were to get any significant number of cups to pla nts any significant number of cups to plantsverywhere. that's not a practical solution. the real solution is for the coffee cup giants to come up with a proper recycla ble cu p. giants to come up with a proper recyclable cup. the mps though argued the success of the plastic shopping bag fee which sauron 83% reduction in its first year means that with cooperation from government, the industry and consumers, there is a solution. the answer, they believe, is in our hands. john maguire, bbc news, cumbria. apple has confirmed that all iphones, ipads and mac computers are affected by two major flaws in computer chips. it emerged this week that tech companies have been working on a fix for the meltdown and spectre bugs, which could allow hackers to steal data. apple said there was no evidence that the vulnerability had been exploited. it says it will issue a patch for its safari web browser in the next few days. there's been frustration for england's bowlers on the second day of the final ashes test, with usman khawaja's unbeaten 91 se

still a brisk wind along the north sea coast, with most wind along the north sea coast, with m ost plaweekend. here comes a weather system from the atlantic. this is moisture and cold air, and while some others will see some rain out of this, there is increasing threat of this moves further east, particularly across the northern half of the uk, but maybe not exclusively so, for some sleet and perhaps notjust an hills. 0nce some sleet and perhaps notjust an hills. once this starts to clear away any rain and sleet and snow will fizzle out sunday on what will be another cold day. you're watching beyond one hundred days. donald trump gets good reviews for his unifying tone in the state of the union address. but it's already clear that there's a big difference between talking unity and getting unity. the president called for common purpose in what he described as a new moment for americans of all backgrounds. this is your time and if you work ha rd this is your time and if you work hard and believe in yourself, if you believe in america then you can dream anything. theresa may flies all the

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vonnie: when would be the right ys onto make your pla all of these trades? seems like many markets have repricing to do. john: we are running a relatively defensive duration position overall. our view is that it is unlikely to develop into a massive their bear market, because plenty of things are holding down inflation. this looks more like a cyclical move higher in bond yields as markets are just to better growth, lower unemployment, and some cyclical inflation. highera major move beyond 12% in treasuries, something has to change. you have to move into higher inflation regime. that is the risk, but we think that is a low risk. to 3%,ove from 260 maybe that is a good level to be getting long bonds rather than materially short. vonnie: amazing background in emerging bonds and currencies as well, john, and i wonder where in the emerging markets looks particularly interesting to you now. john: it is about cycles being out of sync to some extent. emerging markets had a big bear 2016. from 2013 to as they have recovered from that and the currencies have strengthe

. >> reporter: that comes amid rumors that agents may be pla planning larger raids in california. xavier becerra says he came armed with facts, not rumors. >> enforcement must be done according to federal law, and certainly according to the u.s. constitution. >> reporter: california has two new laws in effect this year. senate bill 54 enforces non-cooperation policies between california law enforcement agencies and federal immigration authorities. and assembly bill 450 which says immigration officials are not allowed access to a private area of a work site or access to employee records without a warrant. and, there's more. >> ab 450 tries to make sure that as an employer, you are not sharing information that is not readily available to the public. >> reporter: and anyone who violates the new law faces fines of up to $10,000. in the newsroom, leanne ma ly melendez, abc 7 news. >>> new evidence that changes the way we understand concussion and brain damage, plus. >> we're waiting on my daughter. my other daughter that's on life support. she's not breathing on her own yet. >> just a

one if hanks pla northbound side past creek road and the left lane is blocked serious pennsauken close be 38 eastbound by the canals liquors it has cleared and using 38 again. they are salting out there. 35 miles per hour is the max this afternoon basically the whole way from the delaware memorial bridge into mercer county. on the rails once again a modified schedule on patco. trains are overcrowded and not running as frequently. and downed wires near somer ton means the west trenton line inbound not running and outbound has 20 minute delays. lets check the waze app. route 1 in west vincent word of an overturned vehicle crash north of fairview road.7 miles . we'll check it again in the next half hour. >>> the fir its kind facility is opening today to help the homeless population. the hub of hope is a facility in septa's concourse. mayor jim kenney that helped to cut the rib bon not a shelter but a way to connect the homeless and get a hot meal at the same time. jon bon jovi is also on hand there. and showers and a laundry facility in the new center and a medical facility staffed with d

. >> no disrespect to matt ryan penn charter grad, even if my own mother was pla against the eagles, the eagles. my mom, says, fait, footll done. no matter what happens this saturday, someone will be celebrating here. reporting in east falls, trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >> all right, it does not take much, eagles fans are showing off their team spirit and sharing their excitement with others out there. here's a sample of the manypicts have been sending into us,e from children to families who are ready for the big game. not too late, we i happen invite you -- we invite you to show us your eagles pride 6abc action on instagram or twitter. or post them own the facebook wall and well post them and show them on air. >> much more to come on "action news" saturday morning at.m. in" this active kitty ispricot.hy you can h mengpn "action n get an the accuweather forecast, this is a live look from ote ccityurctnion news this, another winter storm is dumping snow, leoul.eileupt nearly killed walr and his wife. >> somebody hit us in t b another semi truck thatouldn't stop hit us in th

pla kids -- played w/ model trains. >>> back in the day, there was no playstation, no switch, none of those games. kids actually played with model trains. more nearly a half a surgery a napa club has launched generations of budding engineers. >> it's now fighting to keep its future on track. >> reporter: in the time when people their tech fast and new, there's a napa group that prefers things to chug along at an old time pace. just inside the napa county fairgrounds, in a par of world war ii era buildings, it's the home base of the napa valley model railroad historical society, where club members as young as 8 years old and as old as the hills operate a sprawling 3,000 square foot h.o. scale railway. >> it represents a scale railroad that runs from stockton to portland. >> reporter: the railroad is filled with small towns, big terrain and details so accurate, you'd think someone shrunk down america. >> the idea is to be able to show the public how a real railroad works. >> reporter: the club has operated in this billing since 1970. joj rogers has been a member since even before it fou

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charles: last night steve bannon tried or began to walk this back, called donald trump a great pla man on his radio show. >> the president is a great man, i support him day in day out, whether going and giving trump miracle speech, i appreciate the kind words. charles: cavalier there. you think he gets or understands how detrimental this week has been for him and his future. >> very much so, i think that steve bannon, we look at him, it is important to understand a lot of what he does is media manipulation, i think he likes to burn it down, see what is left, that is a strategy of his. i think that he revels in the beltway talking about this. i think he revels in the drama. he sees this a beneficial to him in long run, i don't know that will be the case, i think he has a longer term strategy than more people realize. charles: you know, two separate things, you know, where does this put someone like, who has been somewhat critical of president trump, from the establishment part of the wing, does it make you more hopeful, it sounds like you are. do you think it will have an impact? presid

if you watch fox news you are living on a different planet pla plauz plauz then if you are listeningu are getting information off algorithm mas on the phone enforces your biases that's what is happening on these pages more and more people get their news from. in a certain point you live in a bubble and that's why our politics so polarized right now. >> what do you make of president obama's comments do you see american tribalism playing out as result of the president trump shithole comment. >> i think it happened a long time before this. but -- no question about it i have questions over at fox news. i mean, you turn on fox and juxtapose it to headlines on other network it is like another planet. they are talking about what hillary clinton ate for dinner and how it should be illegal and the fbi is in a conspiracy theory with this while we're all talking about what's happening now with the person who actually got elected president. so president obama makes a fair point that people are retreating to their own echo chambers and i think that's very dangerous. i can tell you my mom and i ha

trump's speech gave very few details about policy, but it did outline a 1$1.5 trim ollion pla revamp the infrastructure. >> tonight i'm calling on congress to produce a bill that generates at least $1.5 trillion for the new infrastructure investment that our country so desperately needs. every federal dollar should be leveraged by partnering with state and local governments, and, where appropriate, tapping into private sector investment to permanently fix the infrastructure deficit and we can do it >> edward lawrence is with us from washington, d.c given that president trump made that request for greater bipartisanship in congress, how have democrats reacted to the speech >> democrats did not applaud or stand up during the speech some of them had a silent sort of protest they were wearing all black for the metoo movement that has swept through the united states. but democrats on the whole say they were not impressed with this speech going forward. the president did call on democrats to come forward and work with republicans at least on immigration and other topics. but it wasn't very

talking about the alexander pla plan, the murray alexander plan and what that could look like, tackling health care in the new year. >> kennedy: i don't think health care should be at the top of their list of they don't have a plan because i think republicans are setting themselves up for failure again. the smart move economically as far as debt and deficit would be entitlement reform. >> harris: a structure where they could get a bipartisan? >> kennedy: i understand that, i understand mitch mcconnell feels that the smart political play because they bring democrats on board, they have to bring democrats on board in order to override the reconciliation process in the senate, but i don't think that's a smartest move because you're going to have to borrow money in order to pay for that infrastructure plan, and we already have $20 trillion in deficit. >> harris: are you saying that yes, kennedy, i agree with you dance? i'm not surprised to see him dance. what it said to our viewers just a few moments ago is this must feel like deja vu all over again with this talk of the government shutdown

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c pla] >> so... it's b -- the red dye was cheap.ns. ♪ >> orson munn spent over 80 years collecting more than 10,000 toy soldiers, miniature figures he uses to meticulously re-create some of history's famous battles. >> the next group of figures that i have -- i painted them all myself. >> and as orson reaches his 80s, the toy-soldier general hatches a plan to create a permanent base for his troops. >> what he would have liked more than anything is a museum in southampton. he gave 19 years of his life as a village trustee here. >> and his collection is well known in toy-soldier circles. but nobody in town seems interested in erecting a museum to display all this. but in the fall of 2010, a curator from several states away does come knocking. a museum did approach your father, but it wasn't in southampton. >> correct. >> orson receives a visit from the frazier history museum in louisville, kentucky, which offers to take the entire collection and put it on display. orson isn't ready to give up his men, but he does agree to a lesser don