ago, seema mehta , let me begin with you. what did you hear? seeing criminal justice evolve as an issue. we have seen her evolve as well. tried to fix the system from the inside, as opposed to being on the outside. she tried to make things better. her tenure is mixed. it offers an opportunity for critics on the left and right. franciscoas da in san , there was a case that drew the ire of senator feinstein, who laid into her for not seeking the death penalty. by the time she ran for hadection in 2014, she mended defenses. the fences pay or she has had to deal with racial injustice -- the fences. she has had to deal with racial injustice, that kind of thing, so this is something she has dealt with throughout her life. for example, she supported --icers where body cameras but not toameras, require all officers where body cameras. body cameras. she really has evolved on these issues. steve: this headline from politico.com, and holly otterbein, if you could explain how the left-wing is rankled by the choice, based on what seema mehta was saying, bas

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for others mehta's platform is a way for them to get their news and information sources. and with it being super tuesday this raises the urgency for answers even after the service was restored. chriz rozman joins us now. >> reporter: i was wondering what the deal was and i recognized others were having the same problem but i want to show you the response from the communications person for mehta . this is andy stone saying earlier eight technical issue caused people to have difficulty accessing some servers. we resolve the issues quickly and we apologize for any inconvenience. elon musk did not take -- and missed that opportunity to take a shot saying if you are reading this because our server is working. we cannot say whether this was a server problem because meta has not given any details but we can speak to the fact that this outage happened on a day many voters, they might have been looking for information about the primary election and candidates on their ballots and also on a day that those candidates might've been on a last-minute push to get their messages out. i c

johnny mehta: i do not think it will pan out to that way.here will be a clear resolution one way or another. it can not a drag on forever and ever. if you listen to rhetoric from both sides, it seems like it can carry on for years. it cannot do that. all of the creditors will sit down and draw a line is a this is what we can live with and what we can not. you get to this. jonathan: where would it be? johnny mehta: i think tomorrow is not an issue. they will find a way to model through tomorrow. a 20% or 30% chance of a grexit. jonathan: how does this cascade through the financial system? i asked a guest last week. with the likelihood was a casualty before we get an end deal? in the shape of one of the greek banks? johnny mehta: that is an interesting question. the probability is quite high. any other groupings are in any fixed state to continue. i think if you take schauble word, one or two of the greek banks really falling by the wayside. at no resource a bell them out. just whose job to build amount -- jonathan: whose job is it to build th

when it comes to retrying, possibly, derrico mehta. what is a prosecutor going to stay to families. -- say to families. how do you weigh what is better? unfinished business or he walks out of here? >> what would i do? you have to sit down with the families. i assume that they did. sit down with them before, explained the vagaries of a jury. juries can do anything they want. you have 12 unemotional people. now, you talk with them and say "now you have gone through a jury trial. now you know the emotion of it. now you know the effect that it had on your life and family. are you sure you want to do this again? because next time, they may walk them out and we may get a guilty verdict or do you want us to go and negotiate a disposition in this case. i have a feeling that some of those families are going to say i am not going through this emotional roller coaster again. >> you think they would want a plea agreement? >> they will start with what they have, and you better bet that may be time served, less time, or more time? they might give hi

with a subdued color palette in treatment of light this portrait of his wife mehta clearly adheres to the tenets of impressionist realism. gauguin struck up a friendship with the father of impressionism come you play several who became not only gauguin's mentor but also a friend of his family a family that soon had five children. if one examines the art of peace sorrow as a whole one finds in it an overwhelming artistic drive that never falters. well painting with peace or all in point was gauguin learn to observe nature. he carefully studied his mentors use of soft nuanced colors and drew inspiration from the way he applied them to his canvas in small fragmented brush strokes. pizarro was impressed by the progress his student was making and in eight hundred seventy nine suggested he take part in the fourth exhibition of the impressionist. gauguin's garden under the snow was shown there the following year it was at that time that he met edgar degas who is striking portraits of the stock exchange was exhibited in the same room. a lasting friendship based on mutual admiration developed

new york she moved to germany to sing at the bavarian state opera under ramallah conductors zubin mehta since then she's performed at many of the world's top opera houses winning critics' praises and audiences adoration. i. thank you and then rice is in the studio with me now well. of a still of the haves as you like to call. absolutely event with mates not so much where to sing but what to sing roles that are interesting for me for example i would love to sing donna on from dawn giovani or juliet that in couple it in one take you have until dawn of the year no i've sung set in the night the royal opera house which was a fantastic experience and i love don giovanni but not done on that yet however there are also new roles in the future and some by for example and in the. rake's progress which is also a new study for me because i've never sung stravinsky you do sing so many styles. are. singers physicians and foibles i know that you'd like to visit a stage where your performance of hours before the concert that's kind of understandable actually other ones yes you can reveal yes absolutel

pepper arche goes to fetch one of her n.g.o.s translators to speak with the miners to keep them safe mehta drowsy has requested night of their faces or names are made public. young people come to see lane or even before she has made her way to their containers where this young man from afghanistan apparently gave an incorrect age when he arrived at the reception center now lena pepper arche explains he will have to be examined by a doctor. often the miners here have been marked by their experiences they are lost and traumatized. economy almost by the forces we've had suicidal children and lots of kids self harm by cutting themselves for instance but these of. they seek attention what is called they want someone to come to them and careful and. not they exist for that born obviously it is what can we do to ensure that a miner who self harms doesn't seriously injure himself or even put his life at risk . you know even if that wasn't his intention. as one of the bottom of the house the story. several of the boys want to get to central or northern europe some even have fully formed plans and a

mehta ] honey, touch of brown sugar, crunchy clusters -- any cardboard? delicious yes. so where's the fiber? maybe it's in the honey clusters. [ male announcer ] fiber one. cardboard no, delicious yes. in a bizarre events today in libya ligulate leader walked into a hotel where international journalists were staying he stay tucked away for a while then left without addressing the group. . >> libyan leader gaddafi left dozens of reporters waiting in a triple a hotel tuesday worry was expected to speak. but gaddafi departed without making the public address the latest in a string of unpredictable appearances. earlier tuesday that an exit deal had been discussed was denied by government spokesmen and a libyan national transitional counselor. in washington the obama administration says no matter how the conflict ends gaddafi will have to answer for the actions of his government . >> meantime members of the u.n. security council continued discussing the possibility of a no-fly zone to protect libyan civilians from government gunfire. the issue is becoming more

mehta's team slooking at whether this powerful combination could make recovery even faster. and possibly reduce the mortality rate in a way remdesivir alone has not yet been shown to do. >> a drug can block this virus. >> when dr. anthony fauci the government's top infectious disease expert announced remdesivir was the first drug found to be fek nif treating covid-19, it was reminiscent of a time three decades ago when the first hiv treatment emerged. >> we were strilging for drugs for hiv. and we had nothing. >> it took nearly ten years to show a combination of drugs was needed to treat aids. so now they are applying that lesson learned to covid-19 are. dr. jon lapook, c brrks s news, new york. >> the coronavirus crisis has exposed the disparities between the country's wealthy and poor communities. cbs's mireya villarreal shows us how a school in texas has stepped up to bridge that divide. >> time to pack up your things and i'm so sad. >> today particularly was emotional being in the classroom. >> cindy reyes teaches second grate at the como leadership academy in fort worth

for more on this i'm joined by correspondent beth mehta from the albanian capital tehran a thanks for joining us incredible scenes in toronto yesterday of these protests having in effect all they for thing change. well the protesters were gathered her members from across albanian gathered him through are not there any supporters of the opposition are opposition democratic so she's for integration and their request is for the government that. they want the parser and agreement before an early is that all is is how out we should remember bill the opposition has 4 feet now opposition and peter bergen there are markets in parliament few months ago and this is an escalating political crisis and the use of violence certainly saw a new loan yesterday with the use of multiple of caucus together against government buildings now there has been talk of throughout has now the opposition says there was fraud in the 2017 parliamentary elections and yet the u.s. and the european union said the vote was legitimate can you explain that for us. well drilled into $2017.00 program for elections the oppos

breaking defense editor-in-chief aaron mehta shares how military conflicts in ukraine and israel are affecting the u.s. defense policy. california democratic congressman brad sherman also talked about the house speaker contest in the israel hamas conflict. c-span's washington journal, join in the conversation live at 7:00 eastern thursday morning on c-span, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. ♪ c-span now is a free mobile lab featuring your unfiltered view of what's happening in washington come alive and on demand. keep up with the day's biggest events with live streams of hearings from the u.s. congress, white house events, the courts, and more from the world of politics. all at your fingertips. the latest episodes of washington journal and scheduling information for c-span's tv network and c-span radio, plus a variety of compelling content. c-span now is available at the apple store. download for free today. c-span now, your front row seat to washington, anytime, anywhere. president biden announced new federal regulations that would require businesses to be more transparent about

these ads will pop up between status updates from friends and pages we follow ah, mehta has just released a new privacy policy that chats more light onto where and why data gets collected. the company is reacting to its years of calls for more transparency. but that doesn't mean met her face less data after all, data is essential for personalized as the best we can do is to delete or absent accounts or reject data sharing. whenever that still possible. google meta, an amazon all have the same business model. it's based on collecting data for users . it's very hard to reject personalized ads with. i'm full control over what i sure i can simply stop talking to alex or i can not click on anything. however, the observation of my behavior online, where i am with my device location of my devices sharing and the, the method is that is collected that is very difficult to control for an individual . but we're not completely perilous in order to control ads and instagram. you have to log in to facebook. there you can change the settings for instagram and facebook . remove all apps your facebook acc

mehta. m.c. mehta would be a great rapper name. m.c. mehta and the taj mahal. that's us.is is my first time. according to him everyone must park their cars and approach on foot or in an electric tuktuk. because someone came up to m.c. and called him out. >> he said, lawyers are very greedy. >> lawyers are greedy. >> and they don't do anything about cultural heritage and environmental and all these issues. but once i went home, it was haunting on my mind that why are lawyers so greedy? and i had not seen the taj mahal, i had only read about it. >> you had never seen it. >> yeah, i had read about the taj mahal in the history books only. >> when he finally came, he realized why the guy at the party was so concerned. pollution, exhaust and acid rain was turning the snow-white marble of the taj a dirty yellow. so he launched a legal campaign to reduce traffic and move industrial polluters, and he won. and hundreds of companies had to stop burning coal or move their plants, which made m.c. countless new enemies, some even burned him in effigy. that's amazing to think that you r

mehta a little skeptical with the department of justice side he says, look, search today looks a lotifferent than it did in the past. a lot of that is due to google, isn't it suggesting that google has been innovating in search, despite sort of the assertion of the government he also says it seems a hard road for the department of justice to get him to conclude that google has not innovated enough over the past ten years also some skeptical questions, though, for the google side or some skeptical statements anyway for the google side. mehta saying, i don't think the average person would look at google and amazon as being the same they are different that goes right to the heart of what google is saying here, which is, their broad market includes search from a whole lot of entities, including amazon and tickktiktok meta saying, wait a second, that is beyond what the normal person would think of a competitor to google mehta saying that there hasn't been real competition for these s slots, these exclusive slots for 10, 15 years, suggesting he sees the world in a similar way to how the go

zubin mehta has been leading them for 20 years. >> we carry a positive message.ith the israeli flag. we go on the tour as a world class orchestra. we make music. >> this maestro seeks to make is profound impact on man. he is not shy about the efforts, starting with his own ensemble. >> it is my dream that an israeli arab would sit amongst israeli jews and make music. >> why is it so meaningful. >> there are over one million israeli arabs living within today's boundaries of israel. they should be included as one of us >> you sympathise with the palestinians and are opposed to the settlements. >> i'm opposed to the settlements. i don't want to make is a discussion. but i think settlements to the future of palestine and israel are counterproductive. there are fanatics on both sides. >> it's not just the palestine-israel conflict. he led tours to sarajevo and kaz mish. >> there's something about you and conflict that draws each other. what is that? >> we must never stop using our art to help people, to bring people together. in sarajevo it was in the war, "94 the bos

ah, a brutal message for meta employees, more than 11000 of them are losing their jobs as mehta along with other tech firms, struggles with soaring costs and a weak advertising mark. also on the ship. there's been some surprises in the u. s . midterm elections, though many races for seats in congress, are still open. our correspondent will give us a check up on what issues matter to voters, and will tell you why a taiwanese investment and a laser company in lithuania, as the communist leadership in china, fumey. i'm chris cobra. welcome to the program. the ax falling in big tech facebook parent company mehta is laying off 11000 people about 13 percent of its workforce meta struggling with faltering revenue and broader tech sector was c o. soccer burke says is over optimism about growth lead to over staffing layoffs at meadow which currently employs $87000.00 people are just the latest job losses in silicon valley. twitter, microsoft and amazon are also shedding headcount. earlier i spoke to alicia garcia herero asia pacific chief economist at in a texas investment managers. and i aske

aneesh mehta was the lead investigator of the n.i.h.al emory university.y. >> i think remdesivir is going >> i think remdesivir is going to be one important tool, but we also need to look for other ways ti help our patients. >> reporter: in the next phase of the trial, dr. mehta and colleagues are adding even more vid-19, combining remdesivir,st covid-19, combining remdesivir, multiplying, with a powerful multiplying, with a powerful anti-inflammatory drug, a so- called immune modulator that aims to prevent organ damage by calming down an inflamed immune system. remdesir stops the virus from replicating inside the cell, and the immune modulator puts out the fire. >> what the remdesivir does is stops the spark, and the immune modulator will hopefully be putting dirt on the fire to t mpen it out. >> reporter: a one-two punch. >> a one-two punch. >> reporter: dr. mehta's team is looking at whether this powerful combination that could make recovery even faster and possibly reduce the mortality rate in a way remdesivir itself has not been ab

argentinian director natalia mehta has chosen fear as the theme for her 2nd feature film it's based on a horror novel but only loosely. that's a best thing you could say to me that day i think it's a fit in the distance you're going to classify and i hope. people. enjoy this. difficulty. yet ambiguity can sometimes feel like indecision although it feels like a horror film there's no need for viewers to cover their eyes the so-called intruder of the title simply isn't scary still the work of cinematographer barr but i'll vote as lens the film an air of suspense the film is not about mystery about the mystery of the cia or about the mystery of a woman's desire me. and i think what about a quote it gave to this film is the mystery of how our. photographer an older woman seems to know exactly what eunice needs or rather what she needs to lose. the film even has its funny moments. that it could reverse play xena's a woman on the edge of a nervous breakdown with expertise her performance is the best reason to see the film. a concoction of suspense drama horror and even a bit of comedy direct

people believe what they want to believe. >> bergman: it was kahr who came up with the ideas and mehta who implemented them, and their innovations would help change the nature of the credit card business. so, providian wasn't alone. >> absolutely not. they may have started it and maybe were the innovators of these bad practices, but they certainly were quickly adopted by everyone else once they started seeing the profit margins. >> bergman: robert mckinley is a credit card analyst who followed the rise of providian. >> i mean, here they were giving away products with no fee and charging interest rates and making a ton of money. and so, "hey, let's do it, too." and so, you know, it's... it quickly spread throughout the... the entire industry. >> bergman: one of the many providian practices that spread was making people believe their credit cards were free by eliminating the then-standard annual fee. >> we made it look like it's a giveaway, and took it back in the form of... i used to use the word "penalty pricing" or "stealth pricing." >> bergman: so, the competition... increase in comp

but if mehta lt the industry, the practices he helped eate uld live on, spreading throughout the world of consumer lending. >> the dow has lt nearly 1,400... >> bergman: and then, th economstarted to fall apart. >> the drop in the stockarket yesterday represented re than a trillion dlars in losses. >> bergm: the collapse of the stock market was trigger by a collapse in theonsumer lending bubble. >> morbad news on the housing front... home foreclosures continue to skyrocket. >> we are focud on the current economic crisis primarily a foreclure and mortga crisis. but at most people don't realize is tha when sub-prime lending s really taking off, it w because people had credit card debt they uldn't ford, and the outlet was to refinance that debt into a sub-pre mortgage. >> find out h easy financing can be. >> combine all your hh rate credit card debt into oneasy loan. apply w. >> you had consumers renancing their homes and takingquity out. and theyould pay off all their creditcards. >> i've got a four-bedro house in a gat community. >> bergman: the was a huge pusho refinance through ads li

people like nick mehta. >> who is excited! who's fired up! >> mehta is ceo of gainsight, a company that helps other companies keep their customers happy. the san francisco business times has gainsight as one of the best places to work, named it the the hottest startup in silicon valley. nick is described as infectious. he joins with us kate conger of gizmodo and heather somervil. i call you infectious. somebody called you that. looking at that video, you were infectious. you were sick as a dog in that video, right? >> 3,000 people going to show up and four days before, i was in urgent care with 103 degree fever and pneumonia. so that was a good story. >> you were able to deliver that sort of -- >> i, yeah, thank god for drugs and medicine, i had to go on stage, i lived on, i made sure i didn't touch anyone's hand, didn't elbow, instead of a handshake. it was fun. >> you come across as one of the very enthusiastic ceos. there is a line, i think you will agree with me, i'm not sure where you put yourself on that line, between enthusiastic ceos

the jury that heard — court, tojudge mehta and the jury that heard this case. that heard this case. this is a landmark case. while we have a decision— landmark case. while we have a decision and respect the jury's decision, _ decision and respect the jury's decision, this would not be decided here, _ decision, this would not be decided here, this _ decision, this would not be decided here, this will be decided by the dc court _ here, this will be decided by the dc court of— here, this will be decided by the dc court of appeals. this is the first time that— court of appeals. this is the first time that a — court of appeals. this is the first time that a senior presidential aide who has— time that a senior presidential aide who has served his president for four years — who has served his president for four years has ever been held in contempt — four years has ever been held in contempt of congress. there are legal— contempt of congress. there are legal issues here. they need to be decided _ legal issues here. they need to be decided by— legal issues here. they ne

led by sam or wheeze and we have louise here from mehta.e together in a way when i was frankly asked for those who are possible. it took a village. it took not just community leadership and nonprofit leadership, but it took a mayor and an oewd department the said, yes, we will put our money where our values are. thank you. thank you, mayor breed. it also takes the private sector i know we have representatives. thank you so much for a four and a half million dollar loan to be part of this. let me just say and conclude with three brief opera -- observations. it takes a village. it takes all of a sudden together. this is how it gets done. the second thing i want to say is at a time when our latino community, the immigrant communities are under assault from a so-called occupant of the white house and from economic forces that are looking to push us out, we have to stand up. we have to come together in coalitions with families to say, we are not going away, we are here to stay and no one is kicking us out. [applause] but the final thing i want t

judge mehta saying congress "had a job to do, and you made it harder." but navarro, after the hearing, was still defiant even as he was heckled outside of the courthouse. >> this is a case of first impressions that i have said from day one is destined for the supreme court. >> reporter: navarro was utterly dismissive of the january 6th committee, refusing to testify and never providing the committee a single document. he claimed he was protected by executive privilege. but the judge said there was "no evidence" trump "ever uttered the words executive privilege." mehta said navarro should have known of the "consequences" >>> to the economy tonight, the nation's gdf outpacing expectations. president biden today in wisconsin on the news. >> thanks to the american people, america is the strongest growth, the lowest inflation rate of any major economy in the world. >> the white house pointing out it comes amid new record highs in the stock market. >>> when we come back in philadelphia, the urgent manhunt for an escaped teenage murder suspect. police put out n

i'm sraddha mehta with the environmental justice program. the focus on equity is not a new concept for our department. sf environment has a longstanding engagement with community of color on environmental issues and creating programs to serve those communities. the program works to address or mitigate environmental burdens, increase access to environmental programs and benefits, increase community engagement and improve health outcomes and the quality of life for our most -- for our residents that are facing the greatest disparities. the ej program began as a result of settlement funding located to two power plants located in the southeastern part of the city. through the years we've worked on projects and programs and in addition to the ej program, the other programs of the department of the environment have also spearheaded initiatives that increase access to the programs and focus on equity. so in the area of toxic reduction, we worked to expand the practice of integrated pest management in public housing. this is not a photo of coffee gr

first shreya mehta in washington, good morning.then olivia, a student from york county, pennsylvania. finally, christina, a student from york county pa. witnesses will be on muted just wear them in. stand and raise your right hand if you can do that. you swear or affirm the testimony is the truth, whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god? of the record reflect all answers in the affirmative. your written statement will be made part of the record and missed mehta, you are recognized for your five minutes of testimony. >> thank you so much. i want to start off by thanking the subcommittee and giving the opportunity to testify today and represent an organizer. >> can you speak directly into the microphone? were fading out a bit. >> okay. my district has fewer hours challenges but internal damage is bypassed lgbt two plus and i believe it's affecting districts and supporting marginalized students around the country. there's a lot of fear for the entire diverse perspective and plenty of new books. no other reason than fear

mehta said he is stepping down because of differences of views with mr. trumper, the former general will leave the position favorite. >>> on the roadways, northbound 101 at great america parkway is reporting a crash blocking at least one lane. better new southbound 880. this crash now cleared and all lanes near open. >>> one let's look at high def doppler radar. rain over san francisco. we have moderate rain pushing across berkeley. you see the san rafael bridge with the live camera. this will wrap up by noon. so just some afternoon sunshine. dropper most of the week and. a stronger storm system comes in on christmas eve. >>> first day of winter. thanks for watching kpix 5 this morning. >> don't forget cbs this morning coming up next. have a great day, everyone. >>> good morning to you our viewers in the west. it's friday december 21st, 2018. welcome to cbs this morning. listen, it could be a miserable day for tens of millions of holiday travelers, raining almost everywhere east of the mississippi. causing delays. we check the travel forecast for your par

. >>> still ahead, california is leaving a coalition of 33 states in a new lawsuit against mehta. how the bay area tech giant is accused of knowingly contributing to the mental health crisis of young people. >>> more chaos on capitol hill today, another speaker nominee withdraws from consideration. what's next with the government shutdown creeping closer. >>> a special day in alcatraz, the big celebration including a former inmate and an island historian. >> it is an exciting place, people can't get enough of alcatraz island. >> these are your neighborhoods, this is your world. cbs news bay area. with juliette goodrich , and the cbs evening news with norah o'donnell. taking you to the day's top stories , smart, comprehensive coverage. immersive weather like you have never seen it. join juliette goodrich and norah o'donnell >>> san francisco is getting ready to welcome world leaders for the aipac conference. will be at moscow the center. and leslie goodin checked in with neighbors and city leaders to see if they're ready to be on the world stage. >> aipac is just 19 days away, and

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