there's not a ton of traffic. we're good. we're good. we're good. no, we're not. >> oh! looks like a shelf to convert a van to make it tall enough to stand in. >> looks like they stacked six or seven. >> i don't know if they even attempted to try and you know, secure those things down. as it gets further down the road, it catches just enough air, peels the top right off and sends it flying back toward the trucker behind him. >>> those of us who are trekkers, that is the bore queen, amazing digital artistry in the star trek movies, also appeared in a tv series. if i asked you what artist could possibly paint themselves to look like the bore queen, i know you'd guess -- >> miriana kika amilosevic. she has talent and resistance to her talent is futile. >> she paints her body, gets her hair back, makes herself bald and does everything, that's actress alex kreig probably had to sit through in hair and makeup. >> we've seen her do it before but every single time is mind blowing. >> because she's so enterprising. >> by the end of this, all this work, she makes a pretty good fac

these 40s aren't going to rise a ton today. we're looking at temperatures that make their way into the low, mid 50s for the most part. visibility, fog to contend with this morning. lancaster and millville only a quarter of a mile visibility. a quarter of a mile or lower leads to driving trouble. the next couple hours, i expect it will stick around this. dover, half a mile. these get better in areas like philadelphia, tronten, allentown, two and a half isn't great but doable far morning drive. we'll talk about hourly planners neighborhood by neighborhood coming up. >>> thank you for that. >>> new overnight a driver suspected of crashing his vehicle into 15 parked cars in south philadelphia is under arrest. it happens here on south third street between ritner and porter streets. a lot of damage, no injuries. >>> we're following developments after this fire ripped through a building in owen cih old city. >> we're learning how the fire continues to impact restaurants and nearby businesses. we are live in old city. >> reporter: city

they won't bring a ton of rain but more showers and snow to the sierra. t will be slightly warmer tomorrow with partly cloudy skies and a few showers. highs will be in the upper 40s to the upper 50s. another weak storm arrives on thursday bringing showers, gusty winds and chilly temperatures. sunny and breezy weather is forecast for friday and saturday. more rain is possible by monday. (grant) coming up... there could be some relief if your kids have peanut allergies. a local company is behind the potential game changer...but how much would the peace of mind cost? (vicki) as technology becomes more common in the classroom... it also means more opportunities for students to cheat. hear how teachers are trying to prevent the high-tech cheating. (grant) plus... police in mountain view are trying to find the victims of several burglaries... see what the crooks stole. (grant) mountain view police have arrested a woman in connection with several burglaries that netted thousands of dollars worth of handbags, jewelry and other items. (vicki) now, as kron four's ro

second, we still work with pakistan on a ton of things, a lot of which i can't talk about here. but we still work with them, we still need them. and if we cut them off and they go looking to china to fill that gap, that's not good. so i think, you know, where pakistan and afghanistan are concerned, i don't have a ton of optimism for things getting better in the short term. >> great. we have probably time for two more questions. i'm going to group them and let you answer them together. we have one right here. >> and this gentleman's had his hand up for a while. >> hi, there, thank you for such an articulate discussion of the need for forward engagement. my name is max kelly. i'm a defense consultant. i spent the last seven years -- stabilization. our work came to two succinct conclusions that are relevant to this conversation. the first is that building schools or training forces in and of themselves do not contribute to stability or preventing fragility. they only work when they are serving a truly politically informed politics first strategy. our second conclusion was that no a

we have learned a ton of lessons from the afghanistan experience. hard, hard learned lessons from there and iraq. i think they are implementing these policies as best they can. >> syria? well --h: >> sticking to the issue. such a broad cat gorery. sticking to the issue of u.s. support forces on the ground. mr. smith: you don't want to ask me about norway? >> i'm happy to ask you about norway. even norway has been in the news. mr. smith: they have a cross border dispute. relatively small. >> in the sense of security sector assistance. the united states has been providing, attempted over time, has struggled with providing aid effectively. most people would say have struggled with it. particularly the nonstate actors. what's your sense of the degree to which we can hope for the united states to be capable over time to learn how to work effectively? mr. smith: it's not a matter of learning. it's a matter of -- i mentioned afghanistan. i talked about how tough it was. you came up with a police even tougher. the reason syria is tougher i think most people

. >> i had a ton of grand ideas about special guests. >> what he's saying about a possible nsync reunion. >>> then, inside j-lo and a rod's night out. >>> then sarah jessica's heartbreak. >> we have never been friends. >> so now we are here. >> who could replace kim cattrall? >> i think it's a really interesting idea. >>y alison janney and anna faris's bond is unlike any other in television. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> justin timberlake just days away from his first solo super bowl halftime show. kevin frazier is at the mall of america in minneapolis with justin. is he ready? >> he's calm, cool and collected a lot like patriots tom brady, who recently revealed justin timberlake is his man crush. >> i heard i made the list. >> who's my man crush? tough question. ♪ it's going to be me >> justin timberlake. i like justin a lot. >> it's reciprocated. i would loo to make this official. i don't know if the verdict is out on his dance moves. i like his hair though. >>> during today's press conference in mince, justin said jimmy fallon will always be his number one. >> i'm telling t

. >> the good news is it's not looking like a ton of either, but the bad nize is it can cause a ton of issues during that morning commute. looking outside right now, and what we've got are roads that are still dry but not going to stay dry for that much longer. as we now saw just a moment ago with bill on the radar, we're seeing that ice potential start to move in. not giving us a lot. 0.03 of an inch in philadelphia, and nums even a very small amount of ice can cause those slippery conditions. that is the concern that it may be at least patchy in areas during your morning drive. snow potential, i don't think we'll see anything along the 95 corridor. better chance as we go towards over half a foot in the poconos. even a small amount of snow if it turns over to ice, makes that bit of crunchiness, which is better to drive on. temperature-wise, upper 2s to right around the low 30s, you'll see you're still at 30 at 9:00 a.m. that's why we're concerned about that icing starting at 6:00 to 7:00 and by 8:00 to 9:00ome possible accumulation. so please take it slow and both hands on the w get o

this is attracting a ton of attention. inging a lot of people together at the olympic park. >> love it, keith. what a great story. >> nbc10 is your home for the winter olympics. download our nbc10 app to see five thing has you don't want to miss today. >> here's something you don't want to miss, bill henley's report as you head out the door because it's foggy, visibility down to zero in some places. >> bill, give us the details. >> yareah, it's widespread, especially in pennsylvania. and this is russellton and near 9 mall. thick fog this morning. the right home will be nice and sunny. in fact, we're going see a springlike afternoon. the clouds will break for sunshine. the temperatures will take off near record levels this afternoon. then it stays mild this evening. you can check it out with the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen. right now, vs in delaware and south jersey. not as much thick fog in areas in the 50s. but the colder neighborhoods, that's where you're getting the fog as the warm air is pushing into

they won't bring a ton of rain but more showers and snow to the sierra. will be slightly warmer tomorrow with partly cloudy skies and a few showers. highs will be in the upper 40s to the upper 50s. another weak storm arrives on thursday bringing showers, gusty winds and chilly temperatures. sunny and breezy weather is forecast for friday and saturday. more rain is possible by monday. (steve) (steve) two men facing multiple charges for oakland's deadly ghostship warehouse fire... entered ánot guilty pleas earlier today. a trial date was set for this coming summer.(pam) however, the defense attorney for one of the two men says, he has plans to get the charges dropped against his client. kron4's haaziq madyun reports. that is what both derek almena and max harris did tuesday here at the alameda county superior court house in oakland. the two defendants are facing 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter in the decemeber 2016 ghostship warehouse fire in which 36 people lost their lives

last night, take a look at some cameras across the region and we had a ton of fog and it was completely socked in dense fog advisory was eventually issued. we don't have any advisories right now. we'll have pockets of dense fog popping up that you can see in bethlehem. visibility looks pretty decent as i take you down towards the shore points and rehoboth beach, it's getting foggier by the minute. and we will see pockets of dense fog developing through overnight hour the. while it's not as widespread as last night and early this morning, definitely can come up on you quickly when you're on the road. otherwise quiet. flash flood risk continues over pores of the mississippi valley and midwest. you plant your finger on any part of the oh map and you sandwich hours and hour, the rain doesn't move, we're not getting the eastern push. if you're seeing rain streaming in from south to north, it's raining all day and heavily. we got flash flood threats in that part of the nation. that system is helping to drive in the really strong southerly flow, which really ratcheting this temperatures up hig

last night, take a look at some cameras across the region and we had a ton of fog and it was completely socked in dense fog advisory was eventually issued. we don't have any advisories right now. we'll have pockets of dense fog popping up that you can see in bethlehem. visibility looks pretty decent as i take you down towards the shore points and rehoboth beach, it's getting foggier by the minute. and we will see pockets of dense fog developing through overnight hour the. while it's not as widespread as last night and early this morning, definitely can come up on you quickly when you're on the road. otherwise quiet. flash flood risk continues over pores of the mississippi valley and midwest. you plant your finger on any part of the oh map and you sandwich hours and hour, the rain doesn't move, we're not getting the eastern push. if you're seeing rain streaming in from south to north, it's raining all day and heavily. we got flash flood threats in that part of the nation. that system is helping to drive in the really strong southerly flow, which really ratcheting this temperatures up hig

they won't bring a ton of rain but more showers and snow to the sierra. it will be slightly warmer tomorrow with partly cloudy skies and a few showers. highs will be in the upper 40s to the upper 50s. another weak storm arrives on thursday bringing showers, gusty winds and chilly temperatures. sunny and breezy weather is forecast for friday and saturday. more rain is possible by monday. by monday. (pam) the lack of rain is having an impact in the bay area ... some reservoirs are seeing very low levels of water. reservoirs in the south bay are already less than half full. coyote reservoir is 21- percent full... lexington reservoir is 31- percent full, and stevens creek reservoir is 33 -percent full. reservoirs in the east bay still retain a significant amount of their water. the briones reservoir is 88 - percent full, san pablo reservoir is 85- percent full, and lafayette reservior is 74- percent full. (steve) flying drones can be used for help or fun - but in the city of sausalito resident are annoyed by the constant buzzing in their backyards.and say ...i

staff has a ton of work on their plate and this is a real challenge for them and we have made a ton of progress in the last several months. commissioner mackers wanted this a a -- we have worked hard to get this done and i'm telling you, i do not think they have the bandwidth to do this, i'm not vote are for this because it's a matter of process. >> ok. >> i support the motion. i believe this body is given staff every body they want to do their job. i specifically ask how much bandwidth do you want to accomplish everything we're doing. also what is on that agenda for five years? we know we're talking about this i trusted them when they say this is the team we can put together to accomplish what we want and i believe the budget was passed unanimously for that. just because we're off on occasion, we have our consultants, we have certain lawyers on the team, we can higher someone faster than the city can hire someone. we can't go to a couple of universities and ask their professionors to give us an analysis? i don't believe there's not a rating out there we can take as a beginning point t

they won't bring a ton of rain but more showers and snow to the sierra. it will be slightly warmer tomorrow with partly cloudy skies and a few showers. highs will be in the upper 40s to the upper 50s. another weak storm arrives on thursday bringing showers, gusty winds and chilly temperatures. sunny and breezy weather is forecast for friday and saturday. more rain is possible by monday. (vicki) another big story tonight... alameda county is reminding those convicted of marijuana related crimes, they can have them wiped away(grant) when voters legalized recreational marijuana ... proposition- 64 also allowed those with marijuana convictions ... to have them reduced or even dismissed.(grant) alameda county has been doing that for more than a year now, but still has thousands to go. kron 4's dan kerman shows us how you can get it done quickly. you remember when this was illegal? it wasn't that long ago.. but when voters changed the law in november of 2016, they also made it possible for marijuana convictions to be dismissed .sot nancy o'malley/alameda county

a ton, a ton. our teen pregnancy is skyrocketing.ome of the highest teen pregnancy in the developed world. you know, we don't have paid family leave, except at individual companies, who have had the courage to lead internally, and i'm very aware that we have great strides to be made here. i mean, there are 49 countries in the world that don't have laws prohibiting intimate partner and domestic violence, and while we do have laws against it, they too need to be more evenly enforced. and our restraining orders are in some instances quite ineffective, and grant the abuser all kinds of freedom of movement, that constrain the victim to certain hours and safe zones. well, it was very striking at the golden globes the other day. you and many other leading actors were dressed in black, and many of you invited as your guests activists from different spheres across the united states, representing all sorts of different ethnic and working groups of women. and i know that the #metoo campaign said that one of its absolute driving forces was the c

not a ton in cape may county or southern delaware at this point. don't worry. will come later this morning. take a tighter look into parts of philadelphia and into burlington and parts of camden county. you see pockets of heavier rain moving through, mostly focused in burlington county. morristown, pemberton, you're about to get a nice little burst. good news, this is moving quickly. it's not just sitting in one spot. that would be something that would trigger flood issues. because it's moving quickly, there's ponding on roadways. look at the wide view here. wow. we've got the rain over our region. but this is still the cold front back here. more rain to come. that's going to hit mid to late morning. then by the early afternoon, it should start to push out of the region which means we'll start to dry out this afternoon. temperatures really mild. we're at 45 in wilmington. 46 in millville and atlantic city. 47 in georgetown. each allentown holding on to those low 40s to start and that means just like yesterday, we are looking at 50s in the forecast as we get int

mass murders is top violent criminals, target violent criminals and negative each down on them like a tonf bricks. >> reporter: security is sweeping the area. the president has got a moment where the entire country will be watching to see what can keep our children safe. daesch 7 thank you as always. donald trump at historic tax cuts should be the focus but gun control has become the headline. eric trump will be forced to defend himself despite his majors latest line of victories because bashing the administration is the only agenda democrats seem to have. >> this country is doing great on a relative basis, unemployment is lower than it has ever been before, jobs are coming to back, the markets are raging, so many great things, vets are being helped, the military is strong, isys is gone, so many things to celebrate and democrats will do what they can to take it down because they are afraid of successes. the first amendment should be protected until you say something they disagree with, then they attack me, they attack our kids, they attack our wives, they attack my father, they do anythin

but now they brought criminal charges and thanks to the very detailed indictment, we have a ton of new information about what the special counsel believes russia did and why the special counsel believes it's not just an american -- not just america being victimized by a russia intelligence operation. we have detail why the special counsel thinks what russia did in terms of targeting the u.s. public is an actual crime. now, i have no idea how mueller and his team got the kinds of documents they got to put together this indictment. but they have got a lot of primary source material. they have direct quotes from internal reviews from inside this internet research agency from which the russians were running this campaign. this is a quote from the indictment. quote, on or about september 14th, 2016 in an internal review of an organization-created and controlled facebook group called secure borders, the account specialist was criticized for having a quote, low number of posts dedicated to criticizing hillary clinton. the specialist was told, quote, it's imperative to intensify criticizing hi

if we were to go about doing these changes, we would save a ton of money. call the cleveland clinic and asked them how it is going. they are in a direction of personal responsibility, as much health care as you need, and costs are coming down. this is not complicated. the problem is it is not easy. anytime you try to change anything, the people who have a vested interest have sharp elbows. how are we doing on pharmaceuticals? the president called me and i said you have to get on this drug thing. we want leverage. if somebody will not negotiate a lower price for medicaid people, we want to be able to kick them off of our formulary. i am not putting the drug companies down, we need them. control, is a lack of there is lack of competition, there is no pressure. when you ask what is it going to do? it is going to save a lot of money for our country and keep us from running towards a two-tier system or single-payer system, which i think would be terrible. what thelked about state of ohio wants to do with managed care, medicaid. governor walker, you have talked ab

council itself i mean there are a ton of moving pieces but again he was very adamant that he's sticking in place not not going to not going to step down even a temporary no no ok now so that brings us squarely to the e.c.b. were the. drug abuse leaving in the not too distant future what you know about the candidates that might replace him but he's generally credited with doing a really good job of helping to get the european economy back on track after the recession is somebody going to step in and be able to continue that well i mean the latest polls show that there's an eighty four percent probability that yawns weedman steps in and i think that that is what the world is expecting you know the question is what happens between now and say labor day here in the united states because i think the time august rolls around because germans are planners by their very nature we will have the identity of the candidate in hand and markets will begin to price that in on a going forward basis and we'll see it reflected in where the euro is trading but the question is what happens here as the unite

a problem, it's early. we had an accident inboard ton town a car flipped over on 295 northbound. they just cleared it. it's moving okay now. it's cold out there. it's just in the teens. you know the winter has been so cold when we've been saying it's not as cold as it's been, it's 17 in quakertown. 19 in warminster. 18 in media. 24 in the city. bundle up heading outside. it's 19 in hammonton, 18 in vineland. 21 this morning in smyrna that. cold start, maybe a slick spot. >> today is the court-imposed deadline for pennsylvania lawmakers to submit new map of congressional districts to governor wolf. supreme court ruled it was gerrymandered to help republicans. it is not clear if legislators meet the deadline. governor wolf said he will not accept the current map or the gerrymandered one. the state supreme court will draw it's own map. >>> five thousand square foot home caught fire in belair last night. 80 firefighters were on the scene working to douse the flames. one firefighter had to be treated for burns on his face. >>> this is amazing this amateur sketch from a witness helped police identify a thef

but there is a ton of new information that we just learned today from this -- yet another surprise move from the special counsel. so we have been able to surmise, just a civilian watching this story. we have been able to surmise from the beginning that there were three prongs to the russian attack. there were three ways that they attacked us. number one, they attacked our actual election system. they hacked into the voting rolls in more than 20 states. two, they attacked the democratic party. they hacked into documents and e-mails from the clinton campaign and the dnc. and three, they attacked us. the public. or at least they targeted all of us. when they decided that they wouldn't just steal those democratic documents and use them for spying purposes. instead, they would turn them around and release them back into the u.s. in a weaponized way to try to hurt our perception of one side in the election. they targeted us with those documents that they stole. they targeted us with propaganda. they targeted us with considerable effort to manipulate the american social media environment and a

indonesia's navy has seized more than a ton of crystal meth and arrested for suspected drug smugglers the sea substances were paraded after being found on a boat in indonesia and waters near singapore on weapons day they'd been hidden under sacks of rice for taiwanese men have now been arrested those are your headlines the news continues after counting the cost i will see you top of the hour but by. doing this the benefits are so damn people so bad they see the importance of. documentaries that open your eyes at this time on al-jazeera. a lot on housing seeker this is counting the cost on al-jazeera your weekly look at the world of business and economics this week wild swings for global stock markets why it could be a sign the borrowing costs are going up faster than expected. also this week suffragettes one hundred years on a look at how women in twenty eighteen are still fighting for equal rights in the workplace. plus a surgeon you.

>> i don't know a ton about that specific indictment. we do know this indictment like the one on friday only reinforces our point when it comes to the special counsel's investigation. as the president has long stated there is no evidence of collusion because none existed. there will be no findings of wrongdoing. again, this has to do with an attorney representing one of the individuals who has already been indicted. has nothing to do with actions related to this president. >> it is not an indictment. he is cooperating with mueller's team and in court at 2:30. trey gowdy wants to know in two weeks about the security clearance in the white house about the rob porter matter? >> we'll wait a few weeks but -- >> bill: is white house is not ready to give trey gowdy an answer? >> the chief of staff outlined on friday in a memo a series of changes to the security clearance process in wake of rob porter. we'll tighten up the interim clearance process so that way those don't go on forever and ever and the right individuals are cleared. we're also

$10 to $15 a ton. ill affect oil refineries and powergenerating companies that produce at least 25,000 tons of greenhouse gases he year and account for 80% of singapore's greenhouse gases. it is estimated they will pay the bulk of the levy, 150 million singaporean dollars. is really a way to get power efficiency. as it stands now, singapore nearly gets all its electricity from gas, so it is just a deterrent. ramy: thank you very much. haslinda amin in singapore. more to come. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: 7:30 a.m. tuesday morning in hong kong and we are just waking up after the holiday celebrations, back to work in the city and a 30 minutes away from the first major market open. ramy: 6:30 p.m. on a monday in new york and markets ended last friday nominally in the green, but of course today it is the presidents' day holiday, a celebration of our first president, george washington. i am ramy inocencio in new york. yvonne: i'm yvonne man in hong kong. you are watching "bloomberg daybreak: asia." now first

beneath the crust is a pool of brine containing the world's largest known deposit of lithium -- an estimated nine million tons of it. the metal is a resource of immense value, and could have a huge impact on the economy of bolivia, currently the poorest country in south america. big trucks and other heavy equipment are now crisscrossing the otherwise pristine white surface. new extraction facilities are under construction in this fragile ecosystem. at the moment, evaporation pools cover just 0.5% of the salt flat. this is still a pilot project, but the bolivian government has approved plans to open a larger area of the salt flat for lithium extraction. marco: the brine is pumped into the pools. in the first one, heavier metals are left behind as the water evaporates. the remaining water is then pumped into the second pool, and so on. the eighth pool contains the lithium, which is very light, but not yet pure. reporter: ten years ago, the bolivian government declared lithium extraction a national priority. at this small plant at the edge of the salt flat, the state lithium company produces marketable lithium -

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killing a ton of people. saying that faculty received an e-mail in 2016 prompting to be on the lookout for cruz and to let administrators know if there was a backpack. >> describe that e-mail. >> just that if he comes quams a backpack, let me know. >> reporting on a school document recommend in this 2017 a threat assessment be conducted to determine that cruz was danger to the school. the document issued after he was involved in an assault. cnn cannot confirm document. the broward county school board hasn't commented. signs at every turn that he was violent and dushld. there have been 39 cause over the last seven years for various reasons including reports of domestic dushs. not all the calls refer to the shooter. >> i don't know why but there were definitely police cars in the driveway. >> her house is just two doors down and she said they and other neighbors had numerous encounters with cruz. on up with occasion, they saw cruz shooting toward a house. >> she said they had chickens. i looked out the window an

actual, the real, no offense, justin timberlake's response to that question. >> to be honest, i had a ton about special guests. as you already know, we talked about a lot. yes, there was -- i had -- there is a whole list, i think vaguest has a lot of odds on it, i heard. you know, from n'sync to jay to chris staple elton to janet. but this year, i'm just excited, my bands is, the tennessee kids, i feel like they're my special guests and i'm excited? year to rock the stage. >> so you know matter of fact after seeing that, our interview might have been more compelling and interesting because he of course can't reveal anything. >> no, but to me, and up to interpretation, he never said it is never going to happen. >> that's right. >> but he said look i want to phone us on the tennessee kids, my band. he didn't -- didn't sounds very likely. >> i would be stunned if somebody big, big, big-time didn't come out. even though, it is hard to get bigger star than he is. >> yes. >> i don't know. >> i guess we have to watch. watch and wait. >> all right. oh, no. no, we're going to let sue do a pin this

of specifics on how that would be paid for because, obviously, the federal government doesn't have a ton of money. some teachers can't even get school supplies so the question was raised how would they give them bonuses for that? the white house could not answer any specification on those kinds of policies that the white house is bringing up, brooke. >> cnn political commentator ben jones, former obama white house policy adviser and former head of trump's hispanic advisory council, steve cortez. gentlemen, welcome. we ran through a few things that the president is proposing, potentially raising the age on buying weapons which the nravehementally says no should not change. the president said he talked to the nra and, quote, are willing to do things. do you know what those things are? >> bump stocks for sure. >> nra, are they on board with that? >> the president is, regardless of whether or not the nra is. i think so, as long as it's written correctly, the procedures there. the nra has long been in favor to tightening background checks when it comes to mental illness. we wouldn't even have

. >>> any teacher will tell you they face a ton of germs in the classroom. grade teacher in georgia had fun showing him how far he is willing to go to collect assignments. maybe i should parent like that, mommy loves you. >> reporter: they always want to cuddle when they are sick. madson ford road we have an accident off to the side. we have penndot on the scene. be careful as you turn the corner west conshohocken. we have an accident west upper dublin that just cleared. roads are wet burlington bristol bridge scheduled for a bridge opening as we speak. stick to the turnpike connector. >> reporter: 2 to 3 inches of rain is what we got in some neighborhoods. the most of the rain we have down the shore and coming up through delaware is fairly light. i'm seeing darker shades of green down here, it's possible that we get slightly steady rain through south jersey,re's light sprinkles and showers is in the i-95 corridor. we may see rain along coast it will dry out completely before the late day. northwest wind it is cooling us down in the northern arena western sub

we got a ton of questions and a ton of interest and many of our questions in the room tonight, but we just wanted to let all of you know that if this is something you are interested in, you want us to come to your hometown, let us know. let's get to work on it. will be at the reagan library and may as well. without further ado, none of these people needs introduction to turn it turn it over to martha. thank you for coming tonight. [applause] >> thank you very much. i am martha kumar and i'm the director of the white house transition project, which is the cosponsor with the correspondents association. we are a nonpartisan and nonprofit organization of political scientists who study the presidency, who studied the white house and prepare information for people coming into the white house. steve thomas, executive director of the white house correspondents association and have done a great deal. [applause] working together for this program, but also working together for access to information and getting what they think the public needs. i'd also like to thank terry sullivan, executive dir

if somebody else is getting rain, there's a ton of rain on the hawaiian islands. i think i just saw a flash flood watch there.>> look at montero, 67 degrees. it will be a day of very warm temperatures.>>> you weren't here yesterday. i want to give you an update. i interviewed mark ibanez. listen to the stories he tells. he tells great stories. >> he does. gate to -- go to ktvu on my podcast that you can listen to it. >> i will do that. >> that guy has stories. >> someone probably don't want to hear. >> you could be the judge. >>> traffic is going to be moderately heavy as you drive on 80 w. bound toward fairfield. it's not a bad commute. it's not to the point where there is stop and go traffic. the days of it being 4:30 and no one on the road, those are over. you can see the macarthur maze. there are people at the toll plaza already. the weather is good and visibility is good as well. let's go back to the desk. >>> we are following a developing story where police are trying to solve a deadly shooting at a denny's restaurant. at 10:50 last night officers were called

haven't scored a ton of goals what do you make of willingness to bring in guys like that yeah. new manager new players i think he has to change something in the team so he bring your hands in who didn't get a chance and he made a great goal in the cup game and he's doing well at the moment so we will see what he can do next games i think it's actually giving these players a chance to play is the big difference of an era it seemed if you didn't play well you didn't have a chance at all you had done was not cool that is very much make opening the doors to all these players who just six months ago had no chance to do and that's really what's moving frame and forward you know i know you have a soft spot for bremen as well but i'm sorry to say i'm going to ask you about both spork for my money did the biggest underachievers in the league what do you think. it's not the crash of most books do you know understand their v.w. of course there are the benefactors that say in the situation with jesus coming everything has meant the funding is gone to a certain extent but not enough to shou