struggling to ramp up production of its model three which is crucial for its long term profitability and tess's decision to cut the prices of its vehicles by two thousand dollars did little to help the share price the company says it wants to help customers deal with the gradual phase out of federal tax credits for electric cars. now it's china's most prestigious infrastructure project which walking about the belts and road and initiative with nearly a trillion dollars in proposed chinese investment poised to build roads railways ports an oil pipelines from beijing but it will make a project was launched five years ago and is attracted investors from all over the world including german companies all eager to get a sizeable piece of the action. the new silk road china's belt and road initiative as a source of wealth precious gems for pakistan faster processing of shipping containers in europe and cheaper energy in sri lanka everyone should benefit that's the promise delivered by the seniors in this choir. chinese president xi jinping has been pushing the new silk road for the past five years mor

not everyone will agree with our decision and we respect their right to pro tess and louis c.k.'s right to enough i voter project will be here tomorrow and the san jose women's march. reporting live in san jose, a unusual a ras at that. >>> the people who make gillette shaving products released a new ad targeting the me too era. >> boys will be boys. >> boys will be boys. >> boys will be boys. >> something finally changed. >> allegations regarding sexual assault and sexual harassment. >> it goes on to show men intervening when they see bad behavior, noting their that sons, the men of the future are watching. women, mostly like the ad butt men were divided on social media saying they hated being quote preached to. others promised to be lifelong customers. >>> a lot of emotion at people's park in berkeley. it's all about five trees chopped down. uc berkeley says they were on the verge of falling down. protesters says this was to make way for new student dorms. nbc ba ar y area melissa colora joins us with the latest. melissa? >> reporter: raj, take a walk around people's park. you'

. >> reporter: tess oak lend buddhist church, a more somber new year's tradition.ozens gathered for a ceremony to ring the temple's bell. in some traditions, it's believed to release humans of the 108 passions. >> it really resonates in general with people, people who are here, but as reverend mentioned, with all beings. >> reporter: in berkeley it started off for families and kids. at the bay air children's theater in berkeley,wa a night of music, food and games. it's become an annual tradition for some families. >> it's a great kid-friendly way, and i think there is not a lot of places to do that. >>> you can see definitely a lou me the party up ye sti here goes to 1:00 a.m. >>> certainly has the cool factor, too. >> and you can stream it live tonight, it's coming up ubs or on our website abc7news.com. that starts at midnight. as. >>> you can hear and see our other big story tonight -- the wind. it whipped up whitecaps earba g trs l acss the bay area. this came down on 19 avenue near ocean avenue. two lanes were blocked while cruisenoa several lanes of liberty st

tess, and she's got a new procedure that could change everything. >>> and dani and i take one titanic adventure blowing bubbles. >> surfing with sharks. >> "california live"! >> and is this guy falling? or is it all an illusion? >> we're over the moon, and it's all happening right here on "california live."

bay bridge the maze tess then 30 no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is spots.no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( darya ) breaking news ... p-g-and- e has announced plans to file for chapter 11 bankruptcy. this comes a day after the c- e-o resigned ... as the utility company faces a financial crisis..( james ) p-g&e is under scruitiny for their alleged role in starting a number of wildfires over the past two years ... including the tubbs fire in santa rosa and the camp fire in paradise. by announcing to file for chapter 11 bankruptcy ... p-g&e is complying with a new state law that gives employees a 15 day notice before a change in control in the company. right now pg&e is in discussions with lenders about trying to get permission to finance a package worth up to 5-billion dollars. this would allow pg&e to continue to operate while going through bankruptcy proceedings. kron4's will tran is at pg&e's headquarters this morning and he will have an uthe hour. d ... to remember fallen officer natalie corona. a sea of candle

stations have now run for forty three consecutive fridays as part of the great march of return for tess'shave been calling for the right of return of palestinian refugees and an end to the more than a decade long blockade on gaza by israel and egypt. without those demonstrations in gaza. we've seen a lot of gas fired today yet again this is the full week of the four day protests along the gaza border a lot of i've been to she's taking the way now there's a lot of r. and r. here in gaza specifically at the moment over the withholding. of millions of dollars donated by cots a lot of which is going to go towards buying fuel for gaza there is a serious fuel crisis on the strip at the moment hospitals are saying that some of the may have to close down the big issue certainly. the israeli government is that a lot more of this money is going to go to war paying hamas employees in the netanyahu government on the pressure. by of what i described as right we're going to see in that government that accuse him of basically paying hamas to keep the situation cause in the street understand that thousan

welcome crissy great to have you happy happy new year tess so you're too young i mean you're all the in wisdom but you're too young an age to know these movies the spaghetti westerns this was the first real film in which clint eastwood actually excelled he became a star and in it he sort of there's an really uncomfortable alliance and competition between these other two gunslingers and that reminded me of for the sort of title of this segment about the uncomfortable lions in the crypto space where these new crypto folks and some real you know up starts coming into this established crypto space and really having a gun slinging shoot out so in that regard that back up let's talk about the good the bad and the ugly our own. spaghetti western encrypted so what were the goods i mean we certainly know that kryptos are being more accepted. in the conventional investor class but talk about that a little bit what else is good with kryptos yeah absolutely we have the arrival of institutional participants and with that we see a decline in terms of overall market volatility so with the at with t

fit wasn't for the government subsidies for his vehicles tess la would never get off the ground and most other activities involve dealing with government. in terms of concentration i guess as i mentioned in response to the first question, i personally have a certain set of mixed feelings about antitrust laws. there are certainly plenty of free market people in chicago where i went to school has a lot of strong proponents of aggressive enforcement of antitrust. but antitrust law at some pretty basic level is deeply incoherence. let me explain why i say that. if you have prices higher than your competitor, then you could be accused of exercising monopoly power and the business should be broken up. if you have prices lower than your competitor, then you're engaging in predatory pricing and you should be sanctioned. if you have prices exactly the same as your competitor then you're obviously engaging in collusion. so no matter whether you have prices higher, lower, or the same as your competitor, antitrust law gives a weapon to government to go after you. and that's one of the reasons why i

i want to thank the owner of the property, miss te tess geiling. without her effort and the effort of her husband, john, this property would be a stucco home or parking lot, no doubt about it. they painstakingly preserved 22 beaver street, but they've also put the personal touches on the property in the time they've owned it, which is why we decided to call it the benedict-gieling house. >> chair peskin: thank you, mr. verplank, and thank you for all the work you do on behalf of historic preservation. you do it scientifically. miss gieling, if you want to come forward, and if you don't, i see just want to thank you for stewarding the house since before i was born, but if you'd like to come forward, we'd like to hear from you. right there. there you go. miss gieling, the floor is yours. >> i'm jean gieling. i've owned beaver street, 22 beaver for more than 60 years, and i think i've seen it at its worst, and i'm beginning to see it at its best. in the beginning, the house was in such miserable condition, it was rumored that it would become motel. we

objective reality except what president trump says and also hoping to move on because, of course, tess not comfortable for republicans in congress to be asked the question, you know, who do you believe? do you believe the president or do you believe the director of the cia? i think this is the president's attempt to get past that very embarrassing, very frightening moment in which he said my intelligence people are wrong. >> and he said yesterday they should go back to school. but i just want to be precise. you're suggesting -- correct me if i'm wrong, congressman, that the president is lying when he says gina haspel or dan coates, director of national intelligence, claim in this briefing they gave the president this afternoon that the news media made all of this up and this was all fake news. >> there is no way -- and i know these people. there is no way that in the oval office they said this is fake news. the media made this all up. i can't imagine what they said. can you imagine that moment? again, these are very serious professionals, the most serious professionals we have in the u

. >> thomas tess was the san joaquin attorney. when he heard about the case of larry and elisa mcnabney, he gravitated toward it. >> he was an attorney with a case load who just disappeared. this isn't someone who's a homeless person who just vanishes and you think they took a greyhound and went to nevada. >> he began by taking a good, hard look at elisa. >> she was a person out of a '40s film noir movie in that she was a stunner physically, everyone said that, but more importantly she had a control over men that just amazed me. she was able to say jump and the men would say how high? >> it certainly seemed true for larry, so said his old friend, fred atchison. >> she was controlling him to the extent that she was keeping him away from his family and his former friends. >> did that include the relationship he had with you? >> no question about it. >> you find yourself shut out. >> yeah. >> so did larry's daughter, tavia. >> elisa completely cut me out of the picture, and i was devastated. >> but why? why was elisa keeping larry aw

tess said something's wrong with brandy we get home. >> you see emergency vehicles, officers. >> pulled right off into the driveway and that's as far as i could go >> the car with the driver's side window down, the vehicle stalled in first gear and brandy inside looking rag doll, shot three times execution style. the detectives were arriving >> who would want brandy dead? it's always the husband, right maybe not this time. >>> coming up -- >> josh was in fact still in alaska that night. >> but there was someone who lived right in town. >> did you wonder what was going on with the boyfriend? >> when "dateline" continues kleenex was made for this. strong... with a soft, soothing touch. kleenex soothing lotion. america's softest lotion tissue. with advil liqui-gels, what stiff joints? what bad back? advil is... relief that's fast. strength that lasts. you'll ask... what pain? with advil liqui-gels. in how they craft tatheir orange juice? the corporate executives of coke and pepsi, or the farmers of florida's natural? only florida's natural is always made in florida by florida farmers. grea

>> tess close. >> it is close. >> i'm not going to butcher your name.it is not as easy as it seems. >> talks a meeka. likes thanks to meet you. >>> san jose will host the 2019 all-star game on january 26th. only a few weeks away. three members of team teal will be there to take part in the game. they were named to the western conference all star name conference. little joe leads the pacific district with 23 goals and burns leads the sharks with a total of 20 point. that ranks second in the league. has that wicked shot. karlsson is recognized as one of the best defenseman in the nhl. santa clara native will not be joining one of his hometown siem with the yankees. he is expected to fill in for gr grigorious. mean gene okerlund passed away at the age of 76. evident a fixture on all of the wrestling shows for three decades. he was the perfect foil for the larger than life personalities he interacted with. >> monday at the garden with the new heavyweight champion hulk! >> mean gene, inducted into the wwe hall of fame in 2006. he would occasionally come back

he was a con tess ant on the last season of the bachelorette.e was well-known because of his virginity. >>> my colleague alexis smith asked him what it was like to have to talk about that so much on the tv. >> i didn't think it was that big of a deal. it's a small part of who i am. but it's obviously been, i guess, something that people have been fascinated with. >> okay. you can catch an all-new episode of the bachelor at 8:00 on abc 7 tonight. it's the first group date. one bachelorette breaks a big unwritten rule of the show. >> drama. >>> really? he didn't think it would be a big deal, alexis? >> he seemed genuine in his reply. i don't think he thought it was going to take off like that. how could it not, really? >> did he find a true love? >> i asked him that and the whole interview is on midday live today. you have to wait and see. >> there's something called a group date. are we okay with this? >> that's every -- >> that's fine? >> they have several group dates. >> all right. >> it's become a norma parentally. >> sounds good. >> hi, mike.

wore, y and militarism and the false moral narrative of adligious nationalism that say you don't have tess issues, we are saying, yes, america will have to face these five interlocking injustice and change them. >> woodruff: why can't you work to elect political figures who agree with your agenda? >> well, several reasons. number one, we had 26 presidential debates in the last presidential election on the democratic and republican side. not one hour was spent on poverty. not one hour was spent on voter suppression and restoring the voting rights act. not one hour on the war economy and militarism. so if we're not even having the conversation -- the first thing we have to change is the attention violence. we have the attention violen when it comes to the poverty and the poor and we must change that before you can change the agenda, and there must be a moveme of the people from the bottom up. when you look at our deepest moral framework of the constitution and our deepest moral values of our religious tradition, we, too, often hava political conversation that talks about left versus right, m

struggling to ramp up production of its model three which is crucial for its long term profitability and tess's decision to cut the prices of its vehicles by two thousand dollars badgley did little to help the share price the company says it wants to help customers deal with the gradual phase out of federal top tax credits for electric cars. now tourism is a pillar of the indonesian economy but there are concerns about the state investing even more in the region hit by the tsunami on the twenty second of december and hit the coast without warning crushing one of the biggest beach hotels killing dozens of people that location is heavily exposed. this beach had been one of the highlights of indonesia's push to draw more tourists the hotel that stood here before the tsunami struck advertised its use of one of the world's most famous active volcanoes. the government did a study and it concluded that ten year only some could be made a top tourist destination because it was so close to crack a tour of. the volcano is in the middle of the sea and it's still expanding. and that's why it became a major

. >> grasso, which one >> if you look at tess larla, is been all over the map for me there was talksad the s.e.c. investigation this stock could be cut in half. i was one of those looking for it to be cut in half, then it rallied aggressively if it doesn't hold this price where it's at right now, this could be in trouble for them as far as cash flow and funding. >> mcdonald's. a lot of people will say potential double tops around 190 or so. valuation potentially a concern. i think mcdonald's is interesting. i think they're going to boat an i think you blow through the 190 level. >> what are you watching >> i would agree with himon that the other m amain maga is mcdonald's mcdonald's is going to give you a view on the restaurant sector, the consumer boeing will tell you what's going on with the industrial economy around the world how much was it impacted by the slowdown in december. >> speaking of tesla on deck for earnings, despite elon musk's warning of a difficult road ahead, one option is betting on a rally for the talk mike khouw >> one of the trades that stuck out today was the

caught up in this same probe, michael caputo argued right here hat the table last night, if cohen tess, he would quote just lie again. . >> michael cohen is an inventor of liar. it's been proven so. he has been found guilty of lying. he will continue to lie and say whatever he needs to, to cut his sentence down as far as possible. >> i am joined now by phone by lanny davis, michael cohen also legal adviser, who has been on this show before. televising graphs on where we were headed. lanny, have you seen michael in person today? how is he doing? will he testify? and what is important in your view about what's come out? >> yes. i have seen him. he is in considerable pain and difficulty because of his recent surgery. i put out a statement that, of course, a subpoena will be complied with, but the terms and dates and details a of subpoena as everybody knows, are subject to reasonable discussions. buff we have sent the senate intelligence committee and the house intelligence committee that wants mr. cohen to come in. i have to add that, we greatly respect and appreciate mr. cummings and wan

>> clearly if he is going to community colleges, that tess focus, right?t about talking to the professors. it's about talking to the students and seeing how deep. >> but does it make sense? >> congratulations to beto o'rourke. he ran an amazing race. he did great. but i have a little issue with the beto o'rourke phenomenon. because stacey abrams did better than he did. >> it's a point that's been made a lot. >> because he's a white guy. let's say who it is. nobody is talking about stacey abrams. nobody is talking about andrew gillum. but this white guy does well and all of the sudden he is our savior. that's not his fault, but we have to as americans talk about that, because it underscores the racism and sexism that still exists in this society and is rampant in american politics. >> which brings me to the point so many of the polls show that the top of the ticket is voters prefer three white males runs for president. and for someone like me who is brought into the party by jesse jackson, by ron brown, who became the first african american head of the dnc,