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. >> that's where nbc bay area's jean elle is live.py new year's to you, how is the crowd out there? >> reporter: looking forward to 2020, can't believe it's about to be 2020. thousands are gathered around the embarcadero, bundled up a waiting for fireworks. >> happy new year. >> reporter: lots of smiles and optimism. >> so exciting it's a new year for everyone and could be something better. >> reporter: for many 2020 is a milestone, finally got tlhem to the embarcadero for the fireworks. >> just experiences, really appreciate the city, feel like it was good time. >> i've heard a lot about the fireworks here. we came here, got a hotel on the whatever wharf. >> reporter: big night out. restaurants and hotels serving up celebrations. dj dr. tee will be spinning away, at plaza hotel more than a thousand people will dance into 2020. >> all the dance floors are packed. we got balloon drops. >> reporter: police and fire are visible keeping eye on crowds, staffed up and ready to respond to emergencies. >> happy new year! >> reporter: while re

. >> jean elle was in the city with how officers tracked the suspects down. >> reporter: dash-cam video captures the moment an suv driven by a car burglary suspect slammed into a parking control officer vehicle sending it flying and four men inside of the truck take off running. >> well i heard the big crash. >> reporter: elias heard the crash and watched the suspect run up franklin from union. police eventually arrested all four men. >> it took them a while to catch them because they were hiding. >> he saw them go up the back staircase and thought we were getting robbed but they were trying to run from the cops. >> reporter: at least one suspect was hiding on alex's roof. video from the citizen app shows officers taking that man into custody after he slid down a light well. >> it is a little scary. i think that things have gotten worse in san francisco. >> reporter: witnesses say police found the other suspects in backyards. sfpd said the suv was known to be used in car burglaries and before the crash they stopped the car at hyde and green but he took off. witnesses say it was a relief

jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> turning the tide on the martins beach battle. after years of legal wrangling over public access, today a tech billionaire filed a lawsuit against the san mateo sheriff. the sheriff is being sued for keeping the beach open to the public. it's the latest move in an ongoing fight between the billionaire and the county. a few weeks ago, the state sued him for blocking access to the beach again. he lives on martins beach and has repeatedly put up no trespassing signs. however, the california coastal act says california beaches are open to everyone. >>> we have a story heartwarming meet-up to tell you about between the family of a fallen hero and a very popular 49er. we first told you about this story yesterday. george kittle teamed up with taps, a nonprofit, and the usaa to send the family of a fallen soldier to the super bowl. mick lamar was a sergeant in the u.s. army. he was killed in action in iraq back in 2011. today his wife and kids got to meet the 49er all-pro tight end and thank him for the trip of a lifetime and for honoring

. >> nbc bay area's jean elle live at sfo where travelers are changing their travel plans. jean? >> reporter: jessica and terry, the cdc is now telling people to avoid nonessential travel to all of china. it's a warning business and leisure travelers are taking seriously. they are canceling trips. travelers from china arriving in san francisco say they are glad to be home. >> it's really horrible, i would say, and i hope this can be over soon. and i want to say pray for china. >> reporter: jasmine jong says in china people are afraid of catching the deadly coronavirus. wearing masks and facing long lines where government officials are checking temperatures. flights from most cities in china are still arriving in the united states, but that could change. a senior administration official says the white house is considering suspending flights. warning, urging americans to avoid nonessential china, not j outbreak's epicenter, wuhan. >> we have been running a trip to china since 2010. >> canceling a trip for 30 seventh and eight graders in march. >> students were very disappointed, th

nbc bay area's jean elle is live in sonoma where deputies say the girls that were assaulted actually helped them make that arrest, jean. >> reporter: that's right, jessica. tonight sonoma county sheriff's investigators say those 14-year-old victims did the right thing. they came here to campus, told staff what happened right away, giving sheriff's deputies a chance to act fast. while there's an arrest in this case, altimira middle school parents are feeling uneasy tonight. >> it's crazy, you know. now my oldest, she's an eight grader, same age as the child that this happened to. so it was just kind of like, oh, my god, you know. >> reporter: victoria sanchez and other altimira middle school parents in sonoma are on edge tonight after a 14-year-old student was kidnapped by a man as she walked to school this morning and then sexually assaulted. >> she was physically grabbed off of the street. she was forced into a vehicle and driven to a different location, and the assault took place at a different location. >> reporter: sonoma county sheriff's deputies say the suspect let the girl go.

in san francisco, jean elle, be in bay area news. >> we're crunching the numbers.t would it take to remodel, to gut, to do this. >> tlc for sure. >> we're hiring jeff. >> you need a tiny paintbrush for the outside. >> those little details. >> i know. >>> we got a little rain coming in as we head through the next 24-hour period, but nothing too major. so if you have some sort of house projects coming your way, i don't really think it's going to be shelving it too much, at left as we move through this upku upcoming weekend. it's going to be cold to start, down here in the 30s. for the south bay, 39 degrees. peninsula 40. tri-valley at 38. the chance of some isolated patchy ground fog. 38 for the east bay. san francisco a little bit milder at 43. the north bay, 37. really no matter where you are, got to have your jacket as we push through tomorrow's forecast. but that friday, it's looking pretty good here. we should have increased sunshine by the afternoon. up to 58 here in downtown san jose. right there through the east bay. 56 in antioch. hayward, also 56. oakland 5

. >> nbc bay area's jean elle following developments live at sfo. the cdc is screening people at several airports now. >> reporter: that's right, terry and jessica. the cdc started health screenings at three airports over the weekend, including here at sfo. that number has now increased to five. the agency is hoping to identify people with symptoms before they leave airports. wearing masks, airline passengers arrive from wuhan, china, at sfo, existing customs after a health screening from cdc officials who are scrambling to prevent the spread of the deadly coronavirus. >> i know the virus is from china, and now like a lot of people are concerned about it. >> reporter: the cdc started screening passengers from wuhan for symptoms friday at sfo, l.a.x., and jfk. it's expanding those screenings to airports in atlanta and chicago. an expansion that comes as the number of cases is rising to at least 440 in china with 9 deaths. there are also cases in the u.s., thailand, south korea, and taiwan. at the epicenter in wuhan, officials are taking travelers' te

jean elle is live.here was a meeting with some parents but the parents didn't get the answers they were looking for. >> reporter: that's right. i want to tell you the threats of violence targeted several ethnic groups and sacred heart didn't allow us to come in and attend the meeting. but african-american parents who did attend say the school put their kids in danger by not taking action. >> the person said he was going to kill. why is this person still out here? we need justice not just for the african-american students. the boy also made threats to the asian community and the arabian community. they're not safe, as well. >> reporter: anger at the high school in san francisco. parents say a sophomore threatened to kill classmates in person and posted a song called "i'm racist" on social media january 7th. ♪ i'm a racist [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: the song includes threats of targeted gun violence. parents shared the song with the school last thursday and administrators didn't call police. the boy w

reporting live at sfo, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> it was fast and it was deadly. an avalanche at alpine meadows ski resort in lake tahoe. a plumas county man was an avid skier, skilled skier and was inbounds on the trail when a wall of snow engulfed. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez has more from placer county. >> reporter: people couldn't wait to hit the slopes this morning after more than two feet of snow fell yesterday. but what started as a great day quickly turned tragic. >> it really shakes you up and like i think in small local areas, like everybody is like, oh, my gosh. we lost somebody to this. >> reporter: that's how skiers and snowboarders are feeling at alpine meadows. >> we have one confirmed fatality and we have another victim with serious injuries. >> reporter: rescue teams responded immediately but were unable to save 34-year-old cole comstock. comstock's wife posted on social media just yesterday how much she loved him. now let's go play in the snow, she wrote. >> it's really sad. that could be anybody. >> reporter: the avalanche warning center forec

reporting live in san francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, jean. we also spoke to former warriors star about his personal connection with kobe. he now works for nbc sports bay area where he's the warriors color analyst. " he told us he and bryant got to know each other when they underwent rehab for injuries in 2009. >> he would want us to keep going. he would want us to pay homage and show respect for him in that way, by being our best selves. >> he fondly recalled guarding kobe during one nba game. he said he remembers bryant respecting everyone's talent on the court no matter what team they were on. our coverage on this developing story continues online. there you'll find the very latest details and pictures of all nine victims killed in the helicopter crash and a little bit more about who they are and what they meant to their families. again, that's nbcbayarea.com. >>> no confirmed cases of the coronavirus in san francisco, but the city is still preparing. the city has activated its emergency operations center. the number of cases in the u.s. is

nbc bay area's jean elle live in berkeley where the driver killed a woman on the sidewalk. jean? >> reporter: that's right, terry. berkeley police say that driver was trying to get away from an officer who was investigating a woman screaming for help inside his car. but when he attempted to turn left here onto university, he instead drove between that electrical box and the building, hitting and killing a woman here on the sidewalk. >> sad for the person whose life ended this way. >> reporter: sadness in berkeley tonight after a woman on the sidewalk is hit and killed by a car. tire tracks mark the sidewalk along university near 6th where the hit-and-run driver left the road. officers say the driver was trying to get away from police when he hit the woman. uc berkeley police say the incident started with an officer driving down 6th, heard a woman in a car screaming for help, and saw a man assaulting her. when the officer pulled up behind the car around 10:30 this morning, the driver took off. >> when it made that turn, it went wide. >> reporter: the driver turned so wide off 6th,

nbc bay area's jean elle joins us in san francisco with the details. jean? >> reporter: raj, here in the castro, the sign at cafe flour says the place to be since 1973, but it is no longer open for daily business. part of a growing number of businesses calling it quits while elected officials search for solutions to end this trend. >> i tried to go the other day, and they were closed. that was a bummer. >> reporter: fans of cafe flore are sad to see the meeting place since 1973 is sitting empty, now only open for private events. >> i think a lot of folk who's grew up in san francisco who may or may not be queer have a cafe flore story. it has been part of the fabric of certainly the castro community for, you know, since the '70s. >> reporter: supervisor rafael mandleman says the closure of the cafe is one example of a widespread problem. empty storefronts in what should be vibrant commercial corridors. >> it's a big deal for those neighborhoods, big deal for the city. >> businesses that have been here for over 20 years are closing because of high rents. it's

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nbc bay area's jean elle is in san francisco where the voters are paying attention and they are listeningan. >> reporter: jessica and raj, there is a lot of interest in this debate and the upcoming debates. voters here are feeling that march primary approaching, and they're watching this countdown clock to the november presidential election. it is ticking away here at manny's. >> the only people on this stage who have won every single election that they've been in are the women. >> reporter: big reaction from voters watching the democratic debate at manny's in san francisco. when senator elizabeth warren made it clear she believes a woman can win the white house. but for some in this crowd, gender isn't the most important issue. >> she doesn't support the single payer the way bernie does, and that's probably the detractor. >> i'd say elizabeth warren being one of them and sanders are just incredibly passionate and incredibly strong and incredibly brilliant people. >> reporter: tonight there were only six democratic candidates onstage in iowa. a field that does not reflect the diversity of

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jean elle is there. jean, what have you learned? >> reporter: i have learned that firefighters are digging in for a long fire fight. they say trash fires are notoriously hard to figure out. the fire is back there in that warehouse. we're starting to see smoke out of it in this direction. we are seeing the blue line transfer center in south san francisco. and it's in this office park. the employees here have been evacuated. we have a few from novembabove you can see more smoke. this call came in at 4:15 of two large piles of trash on fire. no one was hurt. what's going on now is firefighters are rotating in and out. they're putting foam on those trash piles and then digging in them. they're trying to dig down to the source of this fire, and it is hard work. i'm told they're rotating firefighters in every 45 minutes because they need to come out and get air and rest. and they're also decome tkdecong them because the smoke is to toxic. they are expecting a long night. >> hopefully we will get it knocked out within the next couple of ho

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espn anchor elle duncan told the story of how she met kobe a couple years ago.her girl to his family. take a listen. >> i asked if he wanted more children and he said his wife vanessa really wanted to try again for a boy but was sort of jokingly concerned that it would be another girl and i was like, four girls. are you joking? like what would you think? how would you feel? and without hesitation he said i would have five more girls if i could. i'm a girl dad. >> oh, wow. >> of course, kobe did go on to have good girl named capri. since elle shared that story the #girldad has gone viral with dads everywhere sharing how their daughters changed their live including, george, we know you love being a girl dad, a-rod tweeting in response i'm so lucky to be a girl dad. check out mark ingram. he shared this photo along with that hashtag. as of this morning, everyone, there are over 100,000 posts and counting. if you want to warm your heart, i highly recommend you check out #girldad. it's really, really special. >> beautiful. thank you. >> very, very nice tribute. >>> a

. >> he blew all our minds with that season ended, ell he he made our decision very easy. >> he's donehow up every time we've asked him to. i don't know how you'd better than that so i think all he's done is just play good football. >> those numbers really stand out for garoppolo. he started 26 games as a 49er. he's won 21 of them. he started 28 times and lost only five times. there's one more very win he wants to get on sunday. >>> it's been six months since the deadly gilroy garlic shooting. the message to everybody about healing. >> and then later on the super bowl party in miami starts well before the kickoff. details will be taking the stage in miami. >>> good morning. more rumors about the corona virus spreading here to the bay area. how one health department is trying to stop the spread of false information. >> and the family that survived the north bay wild fires are victims again after a group of people broke into their home and threw a party. >> from ktvu fox 2 news, this is mornings on 2. >> well good morning to you. thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on 2. it's t

you're allowed. 50s for some including elle sobr ante.all of them. 47 san leandro to 42 san ramon. we do have a lot of high clouds. that's the end result. hazy sunshine. maybe more clouds in the north. the storm track's lifted north of portland. clouds continue to break on through. mount diablo's a northwest wind of 33. so in the hills there is a little breeze. 50s and 40s on the temps. lake tahoe is 32. pretty mild air mass in place. a lot of energy out there in place. so the ridge of high pressure you see the signature of it has built in. still high clouds move through and that's really the forecast. mostly sunny, partly cloudy. it's a dry pattern. it will be warmer into friday. so for today those higher clouds and that hazy sun will give us temperatures above average. it will be close. i think santa rosa and napa do you think we'll hit 70? yes i do. tomorrow will be old man winter says remember me windy and cold are you pull out- flops for tomorrow for the last day of january. >>> there are still no confirmed cases for the corona virus

sheltering as assisting groups dissidents from the former rebel group -- also accusing maduro of hezbollah,ellsiranian proxies operating in south america. that is why he prays to governments such as columbia and a number of governments in the caribbean and latin america have lah aed to label hezbol terrorist organization. >> me know the iranian regime's top terrorist proxy has found a home in venezuela under maduro and that this is unacceptable. correspondent: one surprise was the arrival of juan guaido, the leader of the venezuelan opposition, who arrived in columbia, defining a travel ban imposed by the government of nicolas maduro. he met with pompeo on the sidelines of the conference. talking to journalists, he announced there will be new actions taken by the united states to put more pressure on the government of nicolas maduro , but no concrete sanctions have been announced. towe undertook this tour take action against the dictatorship and to continue backing the years long struggle of the venezuelan people. correspondent: he also announced that on wednesday he will travel to brussels to

that is elle king, if y'all don't know "ex's & oh's." exes can be the worst. let's be real.that you are broken up. that's odd too. but let's hear it from joe who requested that song. where is joe? you were dancing! you have some moves. i saw you. >> oh oh, no. >> kelly: why did you want me to sing that? >> first of all, great job. that was

ell, the first and most important thing is being able to actually measure this risk, and we're talkingout the physical risks, so increased inooding that would affect the value of a buior the value of a company, but also the ris of the transition. and, so, we know tht society is going to move toward loweris ons solutions, and that means that companies that are reliant on -- that wee the business rodles reliant on fossil fuels are going to face pressure and, on the up side, companies that are competing for new carbon-efficient technologies are going to, win and, so, we want to understand those risks and we want to integrate them into how we're going to deliver an investment solution, whether that's in somebody's 401k or whether it's for a large pension plan or college endowment. >> reporter: so you wa companies to think about this starting today and going forward. they're a carn footprint, their own climate exposure. what if a com ipa your portfolio doesn't do that? how do you exert pressu to get em to do what you think they ought to be doing? >> in portfolios where we havewe discretiona

jean elle joins us in the city with the latest. jean? >> reporter: raj, anti-war protestors say they don't plan to be quiet any time soon. they're calling for widespread action, hoping it will influence decisions in washington. >> no war in the middle east! >> reporter: anger and fear in san francisco. anti-war protestors hit the streets, worried u.s. military action in the middle east will lead to another endless war with casualties on all sides. >> we're all human beings. >> reporter: olivia has family in iraq and iran. uncertain about the future, she says they are filled with fear and so is she. >> i am afraid for especially my loved ones in iraq right now. >> reporter: protestors want american troops out of harm's way. >> i want our troops to come home, the 3,000 troops he just deployed to come home now. >> reporter: one protestor standing on an american flag. >> this is not my flag that i'm standing on, and i will stand up and call on other people to stand against u.s. crimes, for the killing of qassem soleimani, that was a war crim

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oing to see john bolton ell, i don't know. jake and i disagree on this a little bit. i do think that it's going to be hard for them to not calls. witnes they're entire argument is let's follow the clinton precedent. every senate impeachment trial witnesses. going to be hard as is goes forward to argue. but are there numbers t it's going to take four senators from the republican side two we all know who three of them are. it's hard to figure out who that fourth person is. but i still think -- the public is going to watchhis and say john bolton wants to testify. why are you not hearing from john bolton? i'm leaning towards witnesses now than i was earlier in the week. jake, you said you disagree. >> yeah, i do but not vehemently orss aggely. i had trouble finding the fourth person. and only thinking that after two weeks of trialnd just a lot of being in the senate and not being at home, senators are gog to wset to c up shop. it's really tough to be the deciding vot carl and i were talking about the decidingbe set, m it's 10 people. i just think the president is testimon

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ell a ravens won 34-31. it won't happen this time. the attention turns to hard rock stadium in miami. >> work is in full swing to get it ready for the national spotlight. miami is hosting the super bowl for the 11th time. super bowl liv signs are being installed around the stadium. then there's super bowl live, an nfl-themed attraction open to the public. >> everybody is just waiting. we're still very much building and in construction. it's going to be an awesome place to be come super bowl week. >> stages are also being built on miami beach. that's where many national tv broadcasts will be going live. >> show your niners pride with this team badge. find it on our facebook page or go to >>> in it the east bay, new details about a shooting that left three peopleal wounded in the moraga. the suspect is 21-year-old isaiah glaze of sacrameto. he shot two people around 7:30 last night. the police chief said he had a past dating relationship with one of the victims. police are investigating the incident as domestic violence. >>> final prepa

ell wilson is just a magician. it would hurt the 49er fines if it ended at the hands of the rival.there is no love lost there. the path of least resistance would to y see green . >> that would be a high-stakes tiebreaker. to face the seahawks. does experience in the playoffs play a role? this is not a seasoned veteran team when it comes to the playoffs. especially when you think about things like the packers and the seahawks. doro that play a here? >> it must play some sort of a role. inexperienced guys calean on. sherman is the spokesman of of the defense. there is jimmroppolo. he has been in that environment for much of his career with his time at the patriots. nothing is a substitute as going out there and actually doing it. i would also talk about gathe s in the second half of the he season49ers played well. they were high leverage and there was high emotions. it feels like a battle tested team. they are used to big moments. i do not expect there to be a long learning curve in the first quarter of the game . >> thank you for coming . >> thau for having me . >> that will do it f

here are some of the changes that's facing elle brands, it's, just say, a matured company.it's not making a lot of money. victoria's secret is a very mature brand, you know, it's past its prime, so to speak. these are always ripe for activist plays, and that's the tip that we got, that the activist play was going to be to basically shake this company up. and one of the ways the levers they had was wexner. we canner in's been there for a while -- wexner's been there, founder of it, billionaire in his own right. people saying he hasn't done how much with it. on top of that, he had this crazy association with jeffrey epstein all those years until epstein went to jail. and jeffrey epstein, you know, that sort of taint has, gives the activists an attempt to go in there. liz: yeah. charged with rape and underage girls on jeffrey epstein -- >> right. you don't have to replay that, but let's be clear, jeffrey epstein was les wexner's money manager, confidant and, you know, it was essentially a company employee of l brands until he went to jail in 2008, essentially. so that's when,

>>ell, the bay area could soon be hit with more flooding. this is according to the national weather service. iday through sunday king tides resulting in flooding and me low lying areas and those tides cou be 6 to 7 feet course are resulting in flooded roads or maybe even waves of water over thedge of san frcisco's embarcadero drivers as always being warned to be particulay careful on what throats. let's take a live look outside right now over the city it looka clear and betiful all right, let's check in with meteorologi mabrisa rodriguez saa with more on those king tides are common in the end it's all thanks to the first full moon ofthe year also known as the tomorrow and that's going to bring us our hiest high tides and lois low tides of the year so high tide time will beround 00:30am in the morning we could see the hig tides as high as 7 feet wi the lowest high time at around 5 o'clock in the eveng and that's going to continue saturday and sund as well live look outside from th east bay over berkeley very cool. crisp and clear night out th

or t virus.live at sfo whereeope >> reporter: it looked like the questionnaire,ell. and on their way. nervous moments for loved ones who waited for a long time to greet them. the bulk of the sfo travellers, about 155 of them arriving on china southern airlines. >> it's just temperature check, and we also fill a form about our health and status. >> reporter: a direct flight where the virus was linked to the city's largest meat and seafood market in december. one passenger telling us he's familiar with the market. >> i used to go there also shopping, by there, but now i just heard it's closed. >> reporter: everyone we talked with said they believed the testing is necessary and they're glad the centers for disease avoiding another outbreak like sars which has killed more than 8,000 people. the cdc says the earlier it can detect the virus, the better it can protect americans. >> i think it's necessary because this is big thing. this is about our health. >> reporter: but tense moments for some who waited more than three hours for loved ones to get through customs, worried

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nbc bay area's jean elle is live in san francisco with more on what happened at that town hall. >> reporter: congresswoman speier told the crowd the house did its job by pursuing impeachment, and she says time will tell if what's happening in the senate right now is a trial or a charade. >> you must pursue justice even against odds. [ applause ] >> reporter: congresswoman jackie speier makes the case for pursuing impeachment even though it's unlikely the senate will vote to convict. hundreds of people attended the impeachment town hall with the congresswoman at south san francisco high school. representative speier says house managers are presenting a convincing case. a stanford constitutional law professor says the case meets the criteria for high crimes and misdemeanors. >> it's abuse of office, abuse of power, abuse of power for personal gain. >> reporter: bernadette myler told the crowd it's possible senators will vote to allow witnesses and documents after republicans present their case. >> i think that that's where the greatest concern is, that future presidents would be able to stone

fire at the recycling center here in south san francisco out , reporting live in south city, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> we have the dramatic eviction of the homeless moms who took over a house in oakland. deputies in full tactical gear broke in the front door and took them way in a predawn raid. >> the moms say the fight is not over. we showed you the tense moments live. among the many questions, where will the moms go and what's next for this home there in west oakland? nbc bay area's melissa colorado is in oakland with the very latest on this story. melissa.amat day here in west oakland. we knew since friday that deputies were going to come in and sure enough that's exactly what they did. now, while those two moms were sitting in jail this afternoon, crews came in to fence in the house to make sure people were not going to be able to break into the house again. the moms say they have secured housing for their children, but they say their fight for affordable housing is far from over. they've called on their supporters to show up for community barbecue now. >> moms fighting this

thirdly, you've got to recognize that, in the anti-semitic tropes, there is a worldviewas ell as a particulariew, and the worldview is aboutlobalists, it's about a series of tropes about who's "runng the world." and it's a dangerous worldview because it's misguided and wrong, and y have to take on the ideology as well as the practicality. >> is it an ideology or a conspiracy theory? >> well, it's a conspiracytt theory is a way of putting it. >> yeah. is it your view that jeremy corbyn is anti-semitic? >> i don't think that that's where i want to take the argument. what he's allowed to happeis, two words that i never believed i would see in t same paragraph, never mind headline, ."abour," my party, and "anti-semiti i never believed i'd see them in the same paragraph or headline. he's allowed that to happen. and that's on his watch, and it's his responsibility. >> i appreciate that you don't want to take the argument there, but i just have to ask you the question again. mean, by not taking on that anti-semitic?y, is that >> well, he's allowed anti-semitism to grow, and it almt doesn't matter wh

how will we get trade schools as ell as [indiscernible] >> thank you for coming back to claremont.ink you can win. >> i just want to say that my little brother has a speech problem and there was an article in the atlantic about stuttering. that means a lot to someone. >> we are going to get a ame. >> he has other problems. >> i'm happy to talk to him. >> graham from illinois. >> thank you so much. >> you are from minnesota? k. > we are all good. >> one of the most engaged guys in american history. [indiscernible] you don't have any of the hang-ups that previous generations did regarding race. i really mean it. [indiscernible] >> did you have a trans am? >> i have never had a trans am but i have a corvette. how are you doing? hi, how are you? >> [indiscernible] >> i know. well, thank you, man. we have a deal. i have a command coin. the tradition is next time he sees me if he didn't have it he has to buy the drinks. if he -- he's done the last two times. i have had to buy him. i got coca-cola for him. we'll take you live shortly to the u.s. house of representatives which today is con

that elle duncan video, we talked about it last night.ched it -- >> too emotional. >> i watched it a couple of times, it really is so emotional, but a beautiful story as she recalls him basically glowing, talking about his daughters and being a girl dad. >> girl dad is trending for a reason. and it brings up a lot of things that we don't really have time to talk about when it comes to the psyche and why people say, oh, you're finally getting your boy or something after having a couple of girls. how proud he was of girls. knowing that girls like gianna and so many that we talk about, so many young women we talk about, who are just showing every single day how strong they are, how courageous they are, just like gianna. on that court, off the court, everything we've heard about her the past few days. girl dad trending is a good then. i love to see the pictures. dads, keep them coming. m coming. filled with soft surfaces se your home is that trap odors and release them back into the room. so try febreze fabric refresher. febreze finds odors t

i'm norah o'do ell in i am running to defeat donald trump.gerous demagogue, and when the republican congress wouldn't hold him accountable, i went to work helping run winning campaigns in twenty-one house seats. it's time for the senate to act and remove trump from office, and if they won't do their jobs, this november you and i will. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. i'climate is the number 1ove priority.sage. i would declare a state of emergency on day 1. congress has never passed an important climate bill, ever. this is a problem that continues to get worse. i've spent a decade fighting and beating oil companies... stopping pipelines... stopping fossil fuel plants, ensuring clean energy across the country. how are we going to pull this country together? we take on the biggest challenge in history, we save the world and do it together. >>> right now at 7:00, the coronavirus claims more lives and continues to spread. the concern for the chinese new year in the bay area. and how the virus is keeping one local student from going b

ell, i think britain has accepted, and indeed in the official forecast well, i think britain has accepteds — we will see come the march budget what the latest figures are — but britain has accepted essentially a lower long—term growth rate and lots of decisions in politics, notjust in this country but elsewhere, are made where you trade off economic efficiency, if you like, for things like sovereignty or, you know, particularly strong feelings about your culture and whatever... but my question for you... ..britain made a decision essentially to be a bit poorer that it otherwise would be in order to be outside the eu and have at least nominal control over issues that otherwise the eu would have decided. but is prime ministerjohnson levelling with the british public about the degree to which real choices have to be made? choices which haven‘t yet been made or outlined to the public? but is prime ministerjohnson levelling with the british public about the degree to which real choices have to be made? choices which haven‘t yet been made or outlined to the public? one, for example is, if he is

bike ♪ ♪ gotta stay alive and save my brother as well ♪ ♪ look at all these legends on the cover of ellan't find ♪ ♪ no, i can't find them, no silver lining ♪ ♪ i have my reasons and life has its lessons ♪ ♪ i tried to be grateful and count all my blessings ♪ ♪ but heavy is the head that wears the crown ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> please welcome connie britton. [ cheers and applause ] >> tonight we will be sharing the stories of the five finalists for this year's cisco youth leadership award. all five set up organizations in their home countries that have impacted positively in their communities and the winner will receive $250,000 towards helping their organization grow and develop. so i want to tell you about the first finalist. priya prakash. in india, diseases like cancer and diabetes are the number one cause of death. with just one doctor for every 11,000 people, health care is an unattainable dream for millions. in 2016 priya set up health set go with the aim of improving health care in india's schools. today, health set go has impacted more than 200,000 indian children across 77

>>ell, is vemportant to find out, because the government always denies.y say, "yeah, isis is big threat." isis is gone from afghanistan., i really wanted to know either they're really gone from afghanistan, or they're really here.ba this evening, sically, a guy came from inside them to take me tomorrow down there, so you're going to go with me. he's very positive, hes don't be scared, nothing will happen. but still, when i go there, i say, "okay, oh god, is is... this is end of my life. just forgi me if i did anything wrong." his team behind, and heads off before dawn with the go-between. ♪ he films the journey into the baghlan province, in thehi fos of the hindu kush mountains. he as to change cars three times, for security reasons. eventuly, he is joined by two armed isis fighters. they arrive at the rendezvous point. ♪ after an hour, figures begin to emerge from the mounta man (speing local language): najib: >> arrator: the isis commander is eager to show off the weapons his men are using, as well as their close-combat drills. man: >> narrator: he clai