: larry, catherine stefani will be representing district 2, mayor ferrell's old district.cale district which includes the marina and pacific heights. now everyone we spoke to believes she'll do a fantastic job as supervise, but as you said, not everyone agrees she's the right choice. >> i catherine sevetephanie. >> mark ferrell wasted no time picking to his successor to the board of supervisors. >> catherine has been a fierce advocate for gun control laws, a national leader on this issue that i know she'll carry forward at city hall. >> reporter: sevetephanie has n been -- >> i know the job, i know my community and i know the issues, i know how city hall works and i am i believe hit the ground running. >> reporter: in the crowd, oaks land mayor and oakland supervisors. >> i can't wait to work with her. >> we have someone who's ready to roll up their sleeves and do their job and focus on the city. >> reporter: which is exactly what stefani did. just hours after being sworn in, stefani was at today's board meeting. >> do you have any plans to run for supervise? >> i do. i wi

katherine stefani was sworn in today to represent district 2. stefani spent nine years serving as farrell's legislative aide before being appointed county clerk last year. she said she's ready for her new role and will hit the ground running. >> this is not a job. it's not a title. it has always been a calling. i accept with an abundance of gratitude and a promise to represent the residents of district so with everything i've got. >> -- district 2 with everything i've got. >> city family said she will run for -- stefani said she will run for district 2 supervisor in november. >>> several crumbling bridges in the bay area and here's a list from the transportation builders association that includes interstate 680 over monument boulevard in contra costa county and interstate 280 over the lawrence expressway just to name a few. the state has identified nearly 4,400 bridges that are in need of repair at a cost of more than $12 billion. amazon.. warren buffett's berkshire ha >>> three u.s. corporate giants are teaming up to tackle the skyrocketing cos

stefani pineda/"berkeley patients group" estamos bien sorprendidos desde las 5 de la manana tenemos genteciendo linea todos bien emocionados, y ahora estamos casi a mediodia y todavia tenemos lineas estamos muy felices pero el furor no es en todas partes,... el proceso de otorgar licencias es diferente en cada ciudad y no todas lo han acogido, por lo que algunos no se querian perder el momento en donde hoy ya es una realidad. es un momento historico en el estado hoy es una celebracion despues de usar medicinas como prozac para la ansiedad y el estres, augusto probo la marihuana con excelentes resultados....para el es un triunfo no tener que comprarla ahora bajo una sombra de sospecha. augusto asangre/madrugo a comprar ahora no me siento nervioso ni nada como que es algo malo, ahora me siento mejor en este dispensario autorizado en berkeley, ademas de la yerba para fumar, encontrara otros productos como sodas, chocolates, pastillas, que solo pueden ser adquiridos por mayores de 21 anos, debidamente identificados. tambien tienes que saber tu como te afecta los productos por eso te decimos q

stefany got the same diagnosis. to survive, both girls needed a double lung transplant. >> i didn't want to think -- i don't want to show them, you know, how hard it was for me. >> reporter: the wait for donors was frightening. >> couldn't run. couldn't go in the snow. i couldn't go to recess at school no more. >> reporter: finally after two long years, two donors came through. so shortly after the transplant surgery, sofia, you wanted to get out of bed. >> i wanted just to walking and running and just playing. >> reporter: both girls on a treadmill in just days. now at 13, they're unstoppable. despite wearing masks at school to protect against illness. together, how strong are the both of you? >> maybe we can knock down mt. rushmore. >> mt. rushmore? >> yeah. >> we were blessed twice and we have a second chance of life. >> reporter: a second chance times two. rehema ellis, nbc news, netcong, new jersey. >> we appreciate you spending part of your evening with us. that is "nightly news" for this wednesday night. i'm

but for the street alexandra stefani doesn't limit himself to vintage apparat. the times has changed the bling bling we don't dress the way we used to dress but there is always the i would be ideal freedom for file sean that jani used to to use him in his every day. the retrospective in berlin presents a designer who wrote fashion history now johnny has accurately not old fashion are going on now to a brief a look at other stories making headlines on the culture scene coming up in express . the uk heavy hour was celebrated on the shetland islands on tuesday held each year on a last tuesday in january the fire festival is a highlight on the islands which belong to scotland torch lit processions are helped participants dress in costume each drink and sing the torches are used to set fire to a replica of a viking longship in accordance with norse tradition. in trento italy cellist giovanni salema has played a concert using a very cool instrument an ice cello formed in a bubble when the temperature was at cheney minus eight degrees celcius his cello was crafted on t

stefanie, you have mentioned trump, you see, excellent. we cannot avoid that either! because, in the us, analysts are already speculating about the possible results of the mid—term elections. could an upset be on the cards for president trump and the republicans — particularly in the lower house of representatives where all 435 seats are up for grabs. those elections, of course, are not until november so much could happen before then in the unpredictable white house. stryker, perhaps we shouldn't be thinking about elections — it's a long way away. she we be thinking more right now about robert mueller in the first part of 2018? well, we can think about mueller and clearly, that is hugely important. however, there is this almost sort of incredibly narrow view of the trump administration in terms of its troubles as being robert mueller and russia, and trump—russia, trump—russia, trump—russia. i don't think that is a terminal problem, frankly. for trump himself? yeah. you think he will survive? i think he will survive, yes, i do. ithink, however, think it is a distractio

stefani sanchez me dice que estaba en el area esa maÑana..."imaginate, ando por aqui... a veces traigo a mis niÑos... ese dia no estaba con mis niÑos pero si es preocupante... que pasen esas cosas." la policia detalla que rodriguez- lopez dispar a parra-luna multiples veces antes de disparar a su esposa en ambas piernas... despues, se quito la vida... dan mcgrath, teniente "there's always other options... other ways to handle this than resort to violence." el teniente dan mcgrath dice que estan investigando este incidente como violencia domestica... explica que hay otras opciones para manejar estas situaciones, en lugar de recurrir a la violencia .. --- dos personas terminan gravemente heridas luego que el auto en el que viajaban se desliz en la va y termin estrellndose contra un rbol --- --- el impacto fue tan fuerte que el auto qued partido por la mitad --- --- la polica dice que el pasajero del carro sali expulsado del coche tras el accidente, que contina bajo investigacin --- -- qued captado en camara el rescate de dos personas que habian

. >> watching these best bros perform blake's love of t years gwen stefani and ith up. idol blake is looking out audience. >> blake helped luke negotiate reported $13 million pay day for idol. if luke were to walk away from shoe business he knows what he would do. >> working at my dad'sny and mill. have it. >> i'm here with sophie absolute lime is the spirit sponsor of the 60th annual grammy award. we're heading into one of music's craziest fashion night. from j-lo and her versace to ma do no who rocked accepted. >> rita ora is creating a song based on those. >> back to you guy. >> things are going to get scary around here. >> and we jennifer garner's farm girl fail next. scratch are as exciting keep on scratchin'! what? >> entertainment ends with "e.t." >> travel consideration provided by -- >>> tomorrow on "e.t." our voice exclusive. >> i'm really about stuff. >> only we are with alicia keys. her new pop star mentor revealed. plus details on her duet with justin timberlake. >> tomorrow. >> what do you think? is it going to be hot? that's not funny. >> jennifer garner

. >> watching these best bros perform blake's love of two years gwen stefani and luke's wife carolineo help close out the crash my playa event. >> my perfect vacation is with family having fun. if i run into blake shelton on a beach on vacation it doesn't mess it up. >> these guys are super tightment even though they go head to head with blake on the voice and luke on idol blake is looking out for his buddy. >> he was real positive. he told me it's a whole other deal to your career. you'll keep your fans. you've don't realize you'll touch a whole other segment of audience. >> blake helped luke negotiate his reported $13 million pay day for idol. if luke were to walk away from shoe business he knows what he would do. >> working at my dad's fertilizer company and peanut mill. >> this sunday is the 60th annual grammy awards on cbs. i'm all about the wild red carpet fashion. cameron and sophie schillaci are back in l.a. with more. >> let the matador out of the back. >> i saw donatella with it. i had to have it. >> i'm here with sophie schillaci. absolute lime is the spirit sponsor of the

. >> reporter: firefighter and cancer survivor tony stefani knows -- >> it's the people that live in the vicinity of these towers as well. >> reporter: current regulations don't take into account continuous low level exposure from these small cells 24 hours a day. >> more of these studies have to be done. >> reporter: there are 230 scientists from 41 countries who have apparently reviewed more than 2,000 peer reviewed studies and they are calling on the world health organization to do more studies. they are not convinced that -- that -- this safe. >> i think doing more studies is always a good thing. >> reporter: do you think that maybe you should consider putting a pause on legislation that speeds up these towers until there's definitive evidence that there is no harm? >> you can do a lot of studies and there are people right now, believe it or not, who show the world is flat. >> reporter: in a statement, the wireless industry says it defers to experts when it comes to cell tower safety and according to government agencies the scientific evidence shows no known health risk. but what

you work with beyonce, metallica, gwenn stefani, madonna. people get with you as a produceer? >> super honesty. you're going to get positive energy in the studio with me. >> alicia said he can work with anybody and makes everything all right. >> it's true. he knows how to make you feel comfortable. >> what happens when you're working on music, and he does something that you don't think is great or she does something that you don't think is great? >> it's easy. it's very hard for me to find something she doesn't do great. >> just suppose. >> i tell her the truth. >> he's brutally honest. because you might be a little sweeter the way you did that. >> this is the thing i like about the two of you together, because it does feel like you are each other's cheerleaders. is there a healthy competition between the two of you? >> i would say no, because one of the things that works about us is we're very different. even the style of music is different from my style. we complement each other as opposed to kind of ever in each other's ways. >> that's an

. ♪ sorry ♪ including justin bieber, and gwen stefani.s, penned by mike cams charted on the billboard hot 100. now julia michael its ready to make a name for herself. >> when you heard you were being nominated for a grammy what want through your mind? >> my nomanager crept in. i am sorry, i don't want to freak you out. we got nominated. he started crying. what just happened. ♪ you're moving in too close >> until recently. creating confessions for others was her comfort zone. >> you learn about super intense things hamt penning in people's livers. because they're trusting you to help them get all their words into a perfect puzzle piece there is a beautiful connection that happens. ♪ remember when you used to be happy ♪ >> an argument with a music producer ex-boyfriend proved off to be the spark that transformed her from song writer to singer. he became jealous when a song she wrote became a chart topper. >> he was so upset that high had done that. >> you had achieved something so high. >> yes. and, he just projected all of this inskurlecur

thank you, stefanie, for asking. strong re you a supporter of donald trump? lt. gov.agle: absolutely, i am a huge supporter of the president. i think that if there is one that can clean up washington, d.c., he is that person. i think he's proven that. it's been, i think in the beginning, some issues of getting the house and the senate page, but i am extremely optimistic that he's putting the american people first. georgia, america first, as well, i'm excited about what the future is going to hold and just residual benefit that we're already seeing, both n stock market, but also in terms of zob growth numbers and he fact this tax cut is going to put more money in people's pockets, too. hear from johnny in charleston, south carolina. yes.er: i would like to express my opinion. raised in and georgia, okay.-- went to high school there and verything, went to the military. down four blocks from the capital, you see so many the ess people sleeping on street, i've never seen nothing like that before. sometime i really don't want to go home, wow, what is wrong. the governor, t

as many of you know, because you join me unanimously, every supervisor except for supervisor stefaniwho was not here then, joined in recalling for the retirement goeseder divest our public pension sfrm fossil fuels last year. the retirement board has approximately $500,000 invested in the big oil -- and i don't mean to be hyperbolic -- is threatening to destroy life on our planet. in the last five years since this board approved a similar legislation, they instead have a stakeholder strategy based on the naive impression that is relatively mroin investors in big oil, we can overcome the profit motive driving the destruction of our environment. last wednesday, i was joined on the city hall steps by a coalition of labour representives, indigenous peoples and environmental advocates, our former colleagues on the board, as well as supervisor cohen and president breed in calling on the retirement board to divest. consistent with that body's inaction, that did not occur last wednesday. but i must say supervisor cohen, in your capacity as a retirement board member, you fought an uphill batt

salas, pobre stefany comienza con el pie, la chica estaba en acapulco y cuando estaba haciendo fotosÁ es si caray, tremendo susto se llevaron kim kardashian con su esposo kanye west cuando salieron corriendo al hospital luego que el nene este enfermara de nemeumonÍa dicen que los paÁ nunca se septiembararon de Él e pequeÑo fue dado de alta no importando cuanto dinero tienes o no. o sea, esto pasa. >>> asÍ es mi querida ana. selena gÓmez y justin bipber qu viva el amor estÁn en san lucas de cabos mÉxico y estaban compartiendo con varios amigos la llegada del nuevo aÑo se estÁn dando una nueva oportunidad. >>> viste quÉ rallado ya estaba >>> el disco >>> no justin >>> tan guapo Él >>> no le cabe un tatuaje mÁs >>> ano papi >>> cada vez son mÁs fuerte los rumores que el actor y d y dris elba podrÍa ser el nuevo james bondidirs elba podrÍa ser el nuevo james bond aunque daniel craig podrÍa ser el Último james bond. papacito muy sexy para este cambio. >>> >>> uno de esos como idris >>> sÍ la verdad que si. pero bueno vamos con el james bond de los astros. >>> mario >>> claro porque lo ave

established hit maker, writing for some of pop music's biggest names including justin bieber and glen stefaniave charted on the top 100 and now julia michaels is ready to make a name for herself. >> when you heard you were being nominated for grammy, what went through your mind? >> my manager crept into my room and was like, sorry, i don't want to freak you out, but we got nominated for two grammys and jumped on me and started crying. i'm like, wait, what happened. >> reporter: until recently creating confessionals for other artists was her comfort zone. >> you hear about these intense thinking happens in other people's lives and because they're trusting you to get all of their words into a perfect puzzle piece, there's this beautiful connection that happens. ret wreb remember when you used to be happy for me ♪ >> an argument with a music producer/ex-boyfriend, proved to be the spark that transformed her from writer to singer. she said he became jealous when a song he wrote became a chart topper. >> he was so upset that i had done that. >> and that you had achieved something so high. >> yes.

you've worked with beyonce, jay z, gwen stefani, and metallica.with swizz beatz. >> super honesty, a lot of challenges, a good time. you're going to get positive energy when you're in the studio with me. >> alicia says he can work with anybody and he makes everything all right. that's a nice thing to say about anybody. >> that's right. >> that's true. he knows how to make you feel comfortable. >> what happens if he's working on music that you don't think is great or she's working on something you don't think is great. >> it's easy. 's hard to find something -- >> you can say alicia that's great, great, great. >> he's brutally honest. i'm like could you be a little sweeter with the way you gave that to me? >> this is the thing i like about the two of you together. it does feel you are each other's cheerleaders but is there ever healthy come petition between the two of you? >> i would say no because i feel that one of the things that really works about us is we're very different. even his style of music is different from my style of music. we comple