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nbc bay area's jean elle i is with them live look the embarcadero where the crowd is only going to grow in the next hour, jeanne. >> reporter: it's growing by the minute. i would add a blanket to that list jeff just rattled off. we're down at the bow and arrow. this crowd stretches past the ferry building. hundreds of thousands of people doing their best to stay warm as they count down to midnight. >> happy new year. >> reporter: smiles is, laughter and lots of layers along the embarcadero to know. >> very cold. freezing. very windy. >> reporter: thousands of people pouring into the new year's eve fireworks show are met with a cold wind. most are prepared. >> i'm not cold because i have this. but otherwise, yeah, it's freezing. we're from l.a. >> not everyone is ringing in the new year outside. parties are a hot ticket. the city scape lounge at the union square hilton is dressed up and sold out. >> we have such a great view and i mean, you can see a 360 view of the city. i think it's just the place to be for new year's eve. inside or outside, people are ready to begin 2019 with the peop

weather ell the winter isn't here yet. it is on the way.it hits, it will pack a serious punch. >> the storm will hit o area this afternoon, just in time for the evening rush. couldn't have picked a worse time. instead of delaying classes er today, s school districts will be sending kids home early to give them time to get home. here's the list. in virginia, the schools are closing two hours early.ia alexancity, and fredericksburg public schools, arlington, fairfax, and stafford county schools. other schools isva spotsa and gorge county schools. >> we will keep you updated dismissals.es and >>> now, let's check on the all-important forecast and your morning commute. melissa is w standing byh traffic. but chuck bell is here to kick things off for us. this is a tricky weather pot ea pattern for us, >> it sure is. just enough moisture. a little chance of rain and snow.

jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> it is under investigation tonight. a border incident that's kalated quickly near tijuana. border patrol officers fired tear gas to fend off roughly 150 migrants trying to cross a border fence early this morning. aimed at migrants who were throwing rocks at officers. officials say the group fled the area, but 25 migrants were detained by agents, including two teenagers. the incident is being reviewed by the border patrol office of professional responsibility. >>> the accused killer of a central valley police officer will appear before a judge tomorrow. he's expected to be arraigned on murder charges. he's accused of gunning down police corporal singh last week. deputies arrested him friday at a home in bakersfield. he's undocumented and was trying to escape back to mexico. singh joined the newman police force in 2011. he's the first officer on the force to die in the line of duty. he leaves behind his wife and 5-month-old son. >>> a man accused of sexual assault is off the streets tonight. san francisco police sent us t

nbc bay area's jean elle i joins from us police headquarters with the latest details. >> reporter: raj, san jose police investigators tell us they're still searching for motive and a suspect in this case. tonight, family members say that grandmother was shot and killed in front of her grandchildren. >> everybody here -- he says a family gathering on clyda drub was interrupted by a single gunshot around 5:30 saturday night. >> when i go, i leave and boom. and oh, my god. what happened? everybody happy. >> reporter: he says no one knew someone was hurt till two children next door started crying for help. >> the little kids cry, cry, cry. >> reporter: family members of the victim who don't want to talk on camera tell us two kids ages 9 and 7 were cooking with their grandmother, 58-year-old lili hernandez when she was shot inside her own home. cantor says he and others rushed to help but he says she was shot in the chest and not responding. police swarmed to the east san jose neighborhood saturday night searching for the shooter. cantor senior stunned his neighbor is is good people. >> rep

jean elle joins us with the details. jean? >> reporter: raj, police believe that suspect has walked up behind three women who were walking alone near this park and he grabbed them. police say he groped them as they struggled to get away. >> my neighbors have been talking about it. >> reporter: neighbors are talking about a warning from police about sexual assault. police just released this sketch of a man they say has grabbed and groped three women in the past ten months. >> they were basically walking alone in the evening hours when a male subject, unknown to them, came up and started groping them, grabbing them. >> reporter: police say all three women screamed and fought to get free and the man ran away. the first assault was in april of last year, followed by an attack in may in sunnyvale. then another just a few weeks ago on january 10th in sunnyvale. out walking her dog, wade says she's angry about not feeling safe. >> i hate it. i've lived in this neighborhood for 35 years. and i've walked all times of day and night and

. >> jean elle is breaking down what people know and others know. >> reporter: melody says people who live near raynor park are talking about a warning from police about assaults. this man has grabbed three women in the past ten months. >> they were walking alone in the evening hours, a male subject came up behind them and started groping them, forcibly grabbing them. >> reporter: police say all three women screamed and fought to get away and the if, assault was in april in santa clara followed by an attack in may in sunnyvale and another a few weeks ago on january 10th in sunnyvale. out walking her dog, wade says she's angry about not feeling safe. >> i hate it. i've lived in this neighborhood for 35 years, and i've walked all times of day and night and i've always felt secure in the neighborhood, so i truly hate it. >> yeah, it's shocking. it's absolutely shocking. >> reporter: oliver wong says police have been knocking on doors asking for security camera footage. >> definitely going to keep our eye around the neighborhood. >> that was jean elle report. police are also urging people

"today in the bay's" jean elle has more. >> reporter: president trump will make a prime time speech, followed by a visit to the southern border thursday. it's expected to make his case on the need to declare a national emergency, and build a wall with defense dollars. >> there's a law from 1976 called a national emergencies act, and under that act, the president can declare emergencies. >> reporter: usf law professor bill hing says the president can declare an emergency. >> there's very few parameters what an emergency is. >> reporter: the pitch is taking shape. vice president pence tweeted today there say humanitarian crisis at the border. the white house is citing the growing threat of terrorism, but numbers provided to congress in may show in the first half of 20918 fiscal year, agents encountered six immigrants listed on a terrorist screening database. even if the president wins public support for an emergency military dollars. >> the the military to use for civil construction, interesting, but congress has to authorize the funds. >> reporter: experts say side-stepping stalled ne

reporting live in san francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> good to know. thank you. >>> the sit-in at the office of san mateo district attorney steve wag staph. last october 5th san mateo county sheriff's deputies tased shindu okobi in millbrae. okobi, who hay history of mental illness, died in that struggle. >> this is appalling in 2018 that an african-american cannot walk down the street safely and have the protection that's supposed to be guaranteed to every citizen. >> reporter: the ort from an outside use of force expert before deciding whether or not to file charges against the deputies. >>> a south bay freeway shooting has police searching for answers. it happened around 11:00 last night on 101 near brokaw road. the victim then drove to the bay 101 parking lot on north 1st street. this is in san jose. our crew at scene captured video of bullet holes. you see it there. in the car. and a shoe on the street. now, the chp says the victim was shot and taken to the hospital with injuries that aren't considered dangerous. >>> well, not once but investigato

jean elle is live where hundreds of customers are still in the dark. >> reporter: we're here in mill valley where pg&e workers are working to restore power. this is just one of many problems in marin county for crews to handle. on their hands and knees, a pg&e crew works to repair underground equipment failure. taking up a lane here, snarling traffic. >> the traffic on the way back, in fact, i feel a little sorry for them, because they were making tick marks at all the people yelling at them. i didn't realize it would take this long. >> reporter: terry dill isn't yelling. that crew is working to turn his lights back on. >> it did come on from about 5:00 till 9:00 this morning. the freezer had a chance to cool down again. >> reporter: in mill valley, apartment buildings are dark. the power at karen's went out around 10:00 this morning when this pole on reed boulevard broke. she's worried about losing a refrigerator full of food. >> i'm concerned about the food in the refrigerator and the freezer. so just keeping it closed up, but i know i'm going to lose a lot of food. >> reporter: he

nbc bay area's jean elle joins us in san francisco with the details. jean. >> reporter: raj, friends of ben hearst mcshane says his first love was his wife. then came his friends, skiing, and surfing. and tonight a community here in the bay area is mourning his loss after learning he was killed in an avalanche. >> he's lived two lifetimes in his 35 years. >> reporter: friends are remembering 35-year-old ben hirsch mcshane's love of adventure. >> he traveled for two years with his wife sarah around the world. i've been on many adventures with ben, south america and all around the united states. >> reporter: the san francisco investment portfolio manager's last adventure was a ski trip in montana where he was killed in an avalanche in the tobacco root mountains friday. >> it really hur y it's really sad that -- that things ended this way for him. but i guess the small condolence is he died doing something he loved. he was out on the ski slopes. >> reporter: three friends with him on the trip survived the avalanche. >> again, he was just that person that

nbc bay area's jean elle is in the city for us with all the twists and turns with this controversial proposal. jean? >> reporter: raj, transportation planners say they have been studying the impacts of all those people visiting this crooked street since the year 2000, and they say those impacts are only getting worse and that's why they want to try a paid reservation system. and tonight lots of neighbors support the idea. >> if you can't share, don't live there. >> reporter: a standing room only meeting gets emotional. people who live near the crookedest street in san francisco say the gridlock is more than inconvenient, it's unsafe. >> and so it's not just dangerous for the cable cars. first responders can't get to anybody on hyde. >> reporter: the san francisco county transportation authority is considering a paid reservation system to try and ease the crunch. visitors would pay $5 or $10 or a reservation. enforcement would be automated or conducted by staff at the top of the street. all paid for by the fee. >> 2 1/2 blocks it probably takes me -- i think the longest is 30 minutes,

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. >> ya he podido estar se sentado, la quedaba viendo y daba una sorinsa anrisa a ell. >> la salude coni. >> dicen que naciÓ desamor gracias a los inmigrantes. >> y no pues, a los labios y de ali. >lli. >> sin embargo como en todas las parejas los problemas existen. >> y desde pedro en hon hondura dicen haber sopo soportado las criticas. >> el hondureoÑo trabaja en el alberguer, y dice que llo detuvo el amor. >> fue captado en camara un robo en florida, una mujer y fue arrestada y otra continua progfuga. >> el vÍdeo muestra a una mujer saliendo puntos televisores en el carrito de compra un empleado de seguridad sÓlido ocurren otros de y fue atacado por los pimientos por otro por otra mujer. >> en el pasado el agente contra, otra agente dfe seguridad de detenerla. ya sabemos que es bien v violenta, miewntrntras tanto sigue n en busqueda. >> se espera que ofrezcan palabras de aliento. el p pontifice pedesea dejar a un lado las palabras acusaciones. >> el pseso deu na mujer podria determinar muchas cosas de su vida, de reg regreso le diremos por qu que. >> y continuan los ptrab trabajadore

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here on the dutch island of tash elling it's finders keepers in the netherlands unlike in some other countries you are allowed to keep items that have been washed ashore and in this case there's quite a haul to be hard. so much in all kinds of sizes and colors will keep them in the attic for now and then sell them in the summer. i found a flat screen t.v. in one of the containers i'm keeping it in a warm and dry area so we'll see if it's still working ok. this footage released by the dutch coast guard shows the cargo ship that had been transporting the goods a huge vessel with a capacity for some nineteen thousand containers as soon as one came loose others followed a total of two hundred seventy containers have been lost only a few have been washed up so far others may end up on the island of poor come in northwestern germany. but the containers aren't just carrying goods like shoes and flat screen t.v.'s three of them are said to contain potentially dangerous substances the advice from the experts. if you encounter a one stop container stay away and don't touch anything wait for th

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making this a health crisis as ell. very big health crisis. people have no idea how big it is unless you're there. our backlog in the immigration courts is now far greater than the 800,000 cases that you have been hearing about over the last couple of years. think of that, though. 800,000 cases because our laws are obsolete. so obsolete. we're the laughing stock all over the world. our immigration world all over the world, they have been there, we are a laughing stock, all ver the world. we do not have the necessary space or resources to detain, house, vet, screen and safely process this tremendous influx of people. in short, we do not have control over who is entering our country, where they come from, who they are, why they're oming. the results for many years is a colossal danger to public afety. e are going to straighten it out. it's not hard. it's easy if given the resources. last month was the third straight month in a row with 60,000 apprehensions on our southern border. think of that, we apprehended 60,000 people. that's like a stadium

ell me, please, how do you handle political differences in your family? make r replies, i try to them amusing. we have vast differences in our of them love to argue. hey can argue passionately about things they do not care about and anyone who did not think they were about to kill one another, but i laughter and easing, and if necessary, arbitrarily changing the subject, make our family gatherings rather entertaining. another one that comes straight out of today's headlines. wire you feel about tapping? is it justifiable when used spyings, and nals, potential traitors? leanor says, the only time i think it is justifiable is if the shorties know or have reason they must use it to find potential spies or traitors and then it should be used only by the most responsible authorities. any other g for reasons whatsoever should never be allowed. eleanor roosevelt's association with many liberal groups led assume that she was a communist sympathizer. of 's a question from one those readers. what is your answer to people of being you pro-communist? says.y simple on

soldiers seized a state radio station and declared president go go go excuse me unfit for office the elling leader is recovering from a stroke in morocco. and memorial services have been held in paris to mark the fourth anniversary of an islamist attack on the satirical newspaper charlie abdo twelve people were shot dead including four cartoonists and an editor of the paper survivors religious leaders and top french officials attended the service. actor kevin spacey is due in court on the u.s. island of nantucket today out over accusations that he sexually assaulted a teenager in twenty sixteen space he faces five years in prison if convicted the oscar winner is one of hollywood's highest profile stars to be criminally charged since the launch of the need to movement former crawl run a risk considering. well there have been a number of upsets at the golden globe awards in los angeles some of the films expected to sweep the board ended up failing to make the grade one of the big surprise winners was a movie about the british rock band queen and another is the wife starring veteran actor glen

jean elle has more on this unusual story from marin county. >> reporter: pg&e workers were setting up power lines. someone came by and said a man was passed out behind the wheel of his car. when two workers went to check it out, chp says that driver got out of his car and fell 30 feet into nicasio creek. >> saw the individual fall down the embankment, saw him strike his head. lay face-down in the water. >> reporter: after the storms, the creek is flowing and the hillside is slippery. while emergency crews made their way to the rescue, marin county fire says those two pg&e workers jumped in and got the man out. >> the person was face-down, unconscious, in the water. and if they didn't do that, by the time we would have gotten there, it probably wouldn't have been a positive outcome. >> reporter: the chp says 58-year-old william medrano was taken to marin general hospital and arrested for dui. tonight those pg&e workers are being called heroic for keeping a drunk driver off the road and jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> coming up, what is it like to come face-to-face with one of the lar

putting pressure on the government to freeze public sector salaries as part of reforms to overhaul the elling economy now to need us economy has been in crisis since the toppling of president saying. back in two thousand and eleven widespread poverty and unemployment continue to plague the country. this modest house is home to a family of six here how do i lug nuts as a single room with her husband and four children her husband is unemployed and one of her sons was disabled for huldah every day is a struggle to make ends meet the family has applied for welfare benefits but their request was denied. and you know from an intern we get about one hundred eighty dinars about fifty euros a month in state support from my disabled son the entire family has to live off that money. i have to pay for my two daughters education from that amount. when i raise my head to the sky and pray i don't know if i will be alive tomorrow or you wouldn't know. the family lives near the city of katherine in the south of tunisia the reason was convulsed by the popular protests to topple autocrat saying i was in ben ali

elle magazine had 36 new female members of the house reciting the preamble.e a listen. >> we the people -- >> we the people of the united states in order to form a more perfect union. >> establish justice. >> ensure domestic tranquility. >> provide for the common defense. >> promote the general welfare. >> and secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity. >> do ordain for the united states of america. >> we've got the -- that's a powerful video. you have democrats posing in "vanity fair" at this point in time, the "elle" treatment. i guess my biggest question is freshmen often come in with grand plans and enthusiasm and often recede to the reality -- >> it's hard to have influence as a new member but i think the look of the house democratic side of the room is going to be so different tomorrow with these new women and it will be a sharp contrast to the fewer women in the house republican conference. >> there has been emphasis on the progressives but there's also a new element of the house caucus that are women that have national security gro

jean elle is live with more. >> reporter: happened in this plaza on the corner of kearny and california. no skateboarding sign posted. trying to block access when they turned violent. victim's family says he's facing a long road to recovery. dan jansen putting up barricades, while he's putting up gates, group of skateboarders are taking them down. up in right corner, jansen attacked, brutally knocked to dpround and left motionless as skateboarders take off. >> he's conscious, able to move limbs and have conversations with us. >> reporter: skateboard to the head caused severe injury. emergency surgery, more than a month later doesn't recognize loved ones and having to relearn basic skills. >> can't walk yet. he can feed himself. started to brush h own teeth. that was a huge accomplishment. >> reporter: friends and coworkers gathered at scene to draw attention to the case. eight people accused of assaulting japson, only one in custody. jesse viera arrested weeks after the incident. held without bail for assault with deadly weapon. his attorney says he's not aggressor and will play video t

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. >> reporter: many of the ideas have been implanted in san ell will have construction funding. >> that is okay. but we need more. >> reporter: addressing and satisfy the house the demand, is the only way to keep long time residents from leaving at the only way to give would-be buyers a shot at the california dream. >> i'm hoping that this is a great start to changing the housing crisis. >> reporter: governor newsom signed two executive orders on tuesday, the first erecting the state to come up with a list of state owned properties and the second is a list for companies that are ready to do business, perhaps build, then marry the two to provide more housing in the state. >>> the time is for:38. kaiser permanente plans to spend millions of dollars to get homeless off oakland streets and into homes. more than $5 million will be used to purchase a 41 unit housing complex near kaiser's national headquarters along lake merritt. they want to turn the area into a affordable housing. it is part of kaiser's thriving communities fund, which already has $200 million for the homeless and other proj

i think you've seen the government of elle sell -- i th it's a useful time to reassess how we be the partner of choice and continue to be the bff, the best friends forever of central america as well as mexico at an interesting juncture, particularly as we see the countries looking for different ways that the chinese are using predatory lending. most favored nation type of trade agreements with partners in the region that are actually trying to basically erode the influence that the u.s. has had through all the different portfolios. military law enforcement, economic, and also the cultural ties that we have. and this is really a crucial point that we have to figure out how to double down on our investment. it's not just about money. it's about the political win and commitment and how to build the relationships with a new team under amlo and engaging. they're understanding what it's like to be a recipient and deal with all of these migrants that are in their communities without the actual experience that we've had in the u.s. and they don't have the level of ngos we have and the charit

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but local hotelwners are t elling dw, some skiers are refusing to be daunted by the heavy snow. ♪ i'm goff. good to have you with us. we begin with a political assassination in poland carried out in public in front of thousands of spectators. the mayor of the city of gdansk was stabbed on stage at a fund-raising event on sunday night. his name was pawel adamowicz. a politician known across the country as a leading figure in the opposition movement. pawel adamowicz was taken to a hospital in critical condition. he died from his injuries earlier today. reporter: poland is a country in shock. residents of gdansk light cand les to griveve for the city's mayor pawel adamowicz. despite hours of surgery and hundreds of blood donors coming to his aid, the mayor died from his stabbing wounds. many people in the city knew him personally. >> for me, it is terrible news, especially since we went to grade school together just over there. i thought he would survive. >> i'm physically devastating. i'm very sad becae i saw the mayor very often. reporter: moments before th attack, pawel adamowicz was

“ " ' é—é; ell—iii £222,712;- we hoped for more in the 960 days since the prime minister first stood today, mr speaker, nearly four years after being first elected, knowing that we can better at this key moment in our history, and for that reason, the prime minister's deal should be voted down by this house. i hope tonight that this house votes down the government's deal. i hope this house has the confidence to extend article 50, to give the responsibility back to the people. but if this house is determined to push ahead with brexit, the day when the people of scotland will have to determine their own future, do we wish to be chained to an united kingdom that is going to damage our economic interest? or will we accept our responsibility as a historic independent european nation? mr speaker, that day coming, it is coming soon. 381 mps spoke during the 55 hours of debate. the last to speak were theresa may and jeremy corbyn, who scented his chance of power. that is why labour believes that a general election would be the best outcome for the country if this deal... ..if this deal is re

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tomorr, mauricio from ell al a afl-ci salvador, i'm told one of the greatest soccer players of all timell be here. it is a great opportunity to get active indoors. the national nationals are here. the redskins are wehere. ave all kinds of sports opportunities. there is a rock climbing wall. bring yourids down here to check some of this out. tennis, pickleball. david, i could keep going. you get the idea. there's a lot of active stuff under this roof at the convention center today. >> yeah. >> reporter: all day today until 5:00 and 9:00 a.m. tomorro morning. >> you can spendoa hours rng the floor.ta n with the camera is trying to get in front of you. that's all right. >> reporter: all right. he's not the first cera hog daviever dealt with, >> doreen, i'll see you later this morning. i'll be there right after the show. looking forward to seeing you d, of course, all the events to take in. >>> 9:25. we set you up with four to know before you head out the door on this saturday. today, crewsearing up before the first major snowfall of 19 20 you can expect to see several snowplows ready to ta

the company also reported challenges in its business of elling chips used in data centers, saying that a number of deals in its forecast didn't ose in the last month of the quarter, as customers became ca more ious. other companies have recently called out china as a problem o. earlier this month when apple cut revenueguidance, it highlighted the challenge of a slowin chine economy, so did intel. even before today, nvidia talkr had been un pressure, in part due to what executives at the company called a crypto haover. people used its graphics cards to perform the complicatg computork needed to accumulate crypto currencies. but as those digital currencies drop in value, demand for those products dried up, leaving the company with excessin ventory. still, some see better timesnv ahead foia. >> i do think we'll see momentum return with nvidia i buts a second half story. >> in individual ceo says th m is strong. est investors a skeptical. nvidia reportsts on february 14th. i'm josh lipton, san francisco. >> as it happens, this will be the busiest week of corporateea ings for this cycle. no

nbc bay area's jean elle is live in marin county with more on this unusual story. >> reporter: janelle, from one emergency to another, tonight the chp in marin county fire say two pg&e workers who checked out a a drunk driver saved at least one life. a pg&e crew working to repair power lines set up traffic control on lucas valley road yesterday. drivers told workers a drunk driver was passed out behind the wheel. when two workers went to check it out, chp says that driver got out of his car and fell 30 feet into nicasio creek. >> saw the individual fall down the embankment, saw him strike his head. lay face-down in the water. >> reporter: after the storms, the creek is flowing and the hillside is slippery. while emergency crews made their way to the rescue, marin county fire says those two pg&e workers jumped in and got the man out. >> the person was face-down, unconscious, in the water. and if they didn't do posthati. >> reporter: the chp says 58-year-old william medrano was taken to marin general hospital and arrested for dui. tonight those pg&e workers are being called heroic for ke

nbc bay area's jean elle is in san francisco with the latest details. >> reporter: raj, it's going to take time for things to get back to normal. trach attractions run by the national park service remain closed. in alameda, a foot pantry for coast guard personnel will continue offering help. >> hand goods over here -- >> reporter: despite a deal, need remains. nicole is picking up groceries for her family at a food pantry for active duty coast guard personnel in alameda, something she'll do till her husband is paid. >> i think that's why everybody's so grateful that this is remaining open for us until those paychecks do come, because it allows you to come in, grab the items that you may need, and not have to worry about going to a grocery store. >> reporter: federal workers missed two paychecks during the government shutdown. today was day 35, the day president trump signed a deal to end the stalemate. >> i am very proud to announce today that we have reached a deal to end the shutdown and reopen the federal government. >> reporter: but the deal only reopens the government for three w

well i think the ten not all of my colleagues think that way and they've ells views all over and in general when i'm driving and i see a wall it's very important to warn and say we can fold there is a wall i can declare that there is a cross or i can say change the direction prevent the accident so i think that what is now called for is to sound the alarm and say if we are not going to change something this will not end up nicely but we have the opportunity to change we need to change because there is too much to lose i just want to say that while a decade ago they feel in the height of the crisis they feel was that the ground disappears and we are going to implode. most of the economies of the world today. doing reasonably well yes we can see and highlight well the difficulties are but the world has resumed its growth in fact all the regions of the world are now growing in a positive way so we need to look at it with this perspective there is a lot to do there are some dangers but we are not coming to it from a crisis mode but would you say they were completely past the two thousand and ei

renewer, they reflect and the great diversity that is the ell spring of america's enduring vitality."c playing] >> during the early days of the month, president johnson held a dialogue with his fiscal advisers on the progress budget report. as the official balance sheet of the nation's business, it held key to the content and final of the economic eport and the state-of-the-union address. >> the story of america on the be told d was going to in the terms of how we face up of nd master the threat inflation while preserving prosperity. maintain the strength of the dollar that's been challenged and is being world.ged throughout the how we assure that our is livable and leasing, and whether we can really carry out our commitment bypass citizens into the full life of the nation. >> to help sustain the momentum these commitments and restrain a booming economy, president johnson decided to ask a full year's extension of the 10% surtax due expire during the coming jun june. >> the formal ceremonies and johnson airwells, mrs. took time to personally supervise the packing and moving family's pe

what is it about what happed through the last year true the trump presidency that led to this ell of women? >> a lot of us were concerned about what we were hearing and i thwas personal. >> reporter: put another way. >> we're tired of men telling us to wait our turn it's our turn. >> reporter: this presents a new landscape for president trump that has to negotiate wit the democratic led house and by a woman. house speaker nancy pelosi stood up to president trump in public before and we could see thdynamic play out when they meet again to solve the shutdown tomorrow morning. >>> tonight another big plunge on wall street. the dow losing 660 points, nearly 3% in the second trading day the year. the market sank after apple reported slowing sales in china and blamed president trump's trade war that we've been covering. it is the high price of iphones part of the problem? nbc's tom costello reports. >> reporter: on the streets of china, apple's iphones are a hard sell. for the first time in 15 years, apple is cutting revenue expectations. treo tim cook saying the e war is a major factor. >

next, delegate "elle" -- eleanor holmes norton from the district of columbia,res. the resident commissioner from puerto rico and delegates in the territories, will once again be permitted to vote on amendments and help shape legislation as they seek to add the voices of millions of people they represent. we will also end the practice of allowing appropriations bills to target hard working federal employees by cutting individual salaries, programs, or office sizes. in fixing the broken legislative process, mr. speaker, democrats will restore regular order to the house. our new rules package will make it harder to throw the house into partisan chaos and it includes new measures that facilitate bipartisanship, including by making it easier to force a vote on legislation supported by a majority of members. our rules improve oversight and ethics in several ways including, for example, by making it easier for staff to report harassment and close remaining loopholes allowing conflicts of interest. also, mr. speaker, no longer will members or staff be allowed to serve on c

reporting in san francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> pg&e may be cutting your power. all in the name of fire prevention. >> tonight a federal judge is forcing the embattled company to cut power if strong winds threaten transmission lines. small businesses stand to lose a lot of business and many neighborhoods would be left in the dark. nbc bay area's terry mcsweeney joins us from the pg&e facility in san carlos with the details. terry? >> reporter: yeah, a federal judge today ruling that pg&e is in violation of its probation for the 2010 explosion and fire in san bruno that killed eight people. so more penalties coming to pg&e and the consumer will be feeling the impact. the crackdown by federal judge william alsup is because pg&e entered into a $1.5 million settlement with butte county for the 2017 honey fire and did not inform the court. >> as part of probation a corporation is required, a, not to violate the law and, b, if they do violate the law they're required to tell their probation officer. and what's alleged here is that pg&e did neither. >> reporter: the jud

the cargo because three of the containers all tacitus' chemicals here on the dutch island of tash elling it's finders keepers in the netherlands unlike in some other countries you are allowed to keep items that have been washed ashore and in this case there's quite a haul to be had. so much in all kinds of sizes and colors will keep them in the attic for now and then sell them in the summer. i found a flat screen t.v. in one of the containers and i'm keeping it in a warm and dry area so we'll see if it's still working ok. this footage released by the dutch coast guard shows the cargo ship that had been transporting the goods a huge vessel with a capacity for some nineteen thousand containers a soon as one came loose others followed a total of two hundred seventy containers have been lost only a few have been washed up so far others may end up on the island of poor come in northwestern germany but the containers aren't just carrying goods like shoes and flat screen t.v.'s three of them are said to contain potentially dangerous substances the advice from the experts. if you encounter a was

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nbc bay area )s jean elle is lie in san francisco with more on the strategy and who )s paying for it. >>> mayor london breed announced the safety enhancement. >> i know people are thinking, well, what's the big deal about lighting? it's a big deal. every community in this city, they want pedestrian lighting. they want teardrop lighting. >> take a look at a block with new lighting on the right and one without it on the left. neighborhood groups who fought for the lights say pedestrians will be more visible, and they expect to see less drug use and crime in new well-lit areas. but not everyone's buying it. >> no. people are going to do what they got to do, even with lights or not lights. >> reporter: some say the tenderloin needs more than lighting to make it safe. >> maybe more police around. and you know, like just -- not just going on the mobile, you know, walk around. >> they need more police officer and more light. >> reporter: mayor breed said as more police officers become available they will be joining the tenderloin station. >> thank you, jean. >>> a follow-up now to a deadly c

. >>> to the oscar's cliffhanger weeks after kevin hart pulled out over past homophobic comments, elle ellen is calling for a relook. >> please welcome my friend, kevin hart >> reporter: today ellen stood up for a friend. >> i called thad y today because i really want you to host the oscars. >> reporter: kevin hart says he was thrilled the academy awards asked him to host back december. >> the next morning after a day full of co ratulations and celebrations, i'm hit with the on slot on social media of my again. ming back up >> reporter: anger over homc comments a decade ago. in a defensive instagram message that d day, hart said the acadnts an apology. >> i pass on the apology, the reason i pass is because i addressed this several times. >> reporter: the comedian saii'm rry i hurt people but he still didn't want the job. >> now iittle upset because i know who i am. i know i don't have a homophobic bone in my iody. i knddressed it. i've yet to go back to that version of the immature comedian that once was. i moved on. i'm a grown man. >> reporter: hart says he feels people are out to de