. >> current california avocados do not have marketes acc to china. >> ken melbishn wants avocados issues like pest control can be worked out. >> we've been working with the united states department of intoulture to get acces china since 2005. and suffice it to say that effort has been stalled tremendously. we're at a point now we are just asking fors acc to other markets so that we can compete with the producers that areo coming i the u.s. also. >> a local congresswoman has written the administration to make avocado part of the china trade talks. theyeported a surprising fourth quarter loss as avocado prices fell. but if theke chinese m opens up, perhaps investors will buy the dip. for "nightly business report," jane wells, california. >> oh, jane. >>> coming up, fresh food delivered, to your dog. meet the entrepreneurs who are doing it and cating jobs at the same time. it's this month's brig >>> just as we're all paying more attention to the food that we eat, pet owners are keeping a closer eye to the foods they're buying for their pets. just because a marketer says a food is healthy do

acc became out of district instead of in district. we waited a year to go to elgin from michigan because it was $1200 just for credit course. i have two autistic kids, i'm a displaced veteran wife and i was going to classes with my son. when i was going to elgin i could pay the three payments. here because they did not pass their bill, it is back to the $1200 course class and i cannot afford that. i do not have a problem with paying for a three payment, but because of the fact that now we are back to the $1200, i cannot do that with autistic kids. neither one drives. we have a 30 year mortgage on our house. a one income family. it makes it rough to help my sons get to their potential when we cannot afford to send them to college. host: thanks for sharing your story. guest: i think that story is indicative of a lot of people. you did not do anything wrong. you did everything right. you did everything we told you to do. you wanted to send your kids to college, you wanted to better yourself as you said. the fact that we have made a very

and back here in the bay area, here is our acc acc seven-day forecast.n saturday we have a chance of thunderstorms, isolated. it will be wet, windy. storm activity on saturday and sunday and monday will rank only 1 on the storm impact scale. snow levels will drop to almost 1,000 feet which is really most over the bay area. well may see snow showers in our hills and mountains on monday. tuesday things get calmer and dryer. it also is the start of the lunar new year. this is the year of the pig, which makes me happy. i was born in the year of the pig. >> nice. >> and it's supposed to be a good year. >> if you say so yourself! >> must be. >> thanks, spencer, very much. >>> this sunday is the super bowl in the bay area. we'll be well represented. >> students at jared goff's alma mater, marin catholic ran on to the football field to spell out go goff today. me next, meet a man who played with goff on this field not too long ago. >>> the best and the worst of b.a.r.t. see what's made headlines in the newly released annual report. >>> plus the allegations of mi

my husband, we had to move and the problem became acc became out of district instead of in district. we waited a year to go to elk and from michigan because it was $1200 just for a credit course. i have two autistic kids and i am a displaced veteran wife and i was going to classes with my son. when i was going to elgin i could pay that three payments but here because they didn't pass their bill it is back to the $1200 course class and i can't afford that. i don't have a problem paying because of the fact that now we are back to the 1200 i can't do that with two autistic kids that are 21 and 24. neither one drive and we have a 30 year mortgage on our house and it makes it really rough to help my sons get to their potential when we can't even afford to send them to college. >> thank you. >> i think that story is indicative of a lot of people out there. you didn't do everything wrong, you did everything right. you wanted to send your kids to college and go to school yourself. you wanted to better your self as you said and the fact that we have made a very complicated price structure of

for tonight, could have acc accumulating snow northern the pennsylvania border. and tomorrow, after a tricky commute in the morning, all this becomes rai once again. we have everything but the kitchen sink being thrown at us. >> don't like this long list. in laurel, southbound 95 before scaggsville road. we had the left side blocked. that'sed reop we're slow headed southbound. but it is on the shoulder. that's the good news. all of this coloration, this look here this morning, showing what's falling from the sky in rious areas. a crash with the left side blocked. ght now, the beltway looks good. nice and clear. no problems on the belt y. >> thayou. >>> get ready for a dicey commute, depending on where you are. expect a mix of snow, freezing rain and some sleet. chuck was talking about that. look at germantown last night. it started out light and quickly turned heavy. the problemsn't just the snow. it's the ice. the slick spots have potential freeze overnight, causing black ice this morning. we're working for you with team covera this winter weather. >> we begin w

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. >> sreenidivasan: acc to walmart, 90% of americans live within 10 miles of one of its stores. but not the residents of winnsboro, south caroshna. as nr weekend christopher booker reported in 2016, walmart closed its super center there three yes ago, one of 154 it shuttered across the country that year,any of them in rural areas. he recently returned to winnsboro to see what life almfr t is like for a small american town. >> reporter: when the news came in january of 2016 that walmart would ose the winnsboro, south carolina, supercenter, residents were shockethd. >> wght it was a prankster at first. i said, "walmart's closing?" that's the only store we have around here. >> i think that the customers deserve to know something you know? i spent a lot of money at walmart. >> reporter: the closure was part of a restructuring effort that walmart described in a press release as "necessary to keep the company strong and positioned for the future." a walmart spokesman told the newshour in 2016 that "there was not a single factor, like profit or location, that determinedst whices they c

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if you get to a position where you acce pt if you get to a position where you accept no second referendum is not the parliamentary numbers for it and it would be divisive, if you accept there is not a parliamentary majority for theresa may's brexit and it does not unify the country, then the only position you end up in is to salvage that deal by getting concessions when you get a majority vote. i would like to hear from thomas. give us a sense of where people in brussels and elsewhere in europe might sit on this. jeremy corbyn is going to brussels. they are listening to this debate. i am looking in from the outside. this country needs some kind of unification. it is not going to get one about brexit. to me, that proves brexit is surplus to requirements. you have no consensus on what you want in brussels as a future partner so you should have left things as they were in the first place. what ever anybody thinks about that, there is no middle of the water now. mesa anything is possible, nothing is likely. that means that people who will eventually be asked to have a second vote, because par

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temporary exclusion order for her, which would mean she would be debriefed overseas and forced to acce forced to accept strict conditions for any return. and on the one hand we have the home secretary saying, well, we won't be allowing them back in, we will do whatever we can, yet they are already making plans to allow her back in. she is british whether the government like it or not. she is, but if they are talking tough they have to follow it up and if they have to follow it up and if they are not going to follow it up they are not going to follow it up they are not going to follow it up they are setting themselves up for a lot of criticism. actually the times has a double page spread on the inside with lots of kind of colour and information about the experience of all of those people in the refugee council and they found this young woman “— refugee council and they found this young woman —— refugee camp when they found this young woman. you get a cent and there is really beautiful writing of the horror of it all and the extent to which... —— sense. we know that millions have been di

i don't acce pt conspicuously ambiguous.ree with that. we had a party conference at the end of last year that set out our policy. we went through the stages of that policy and where we are now as we have always said all options are open and we have not ruled out the options. let me be clear, my constituency voted strongly to leave the european union. i wish there was a deal there that was capable of being voted for. it wasn'tjust a that was capable of being voted for. it wasn't just a leap in the dark. that was capable of being voted for. it wasn'tjust a leap in the dark. i am pleased the government finally seems to be constructively engaging with us in talks. we offered that months ago. ijust hope the prime minister does not spend her time trying to appease dehydrate of her party and will genuinely engage with something that can command a majority across the house of commons. what about the idea of taking no deal of the table? maybe she has already taken out of the table with the comments reported that ollie robbins made on

our sto team 4 forecast, we're not going to get a big acc accumulationth because o changeover to rainbeen a 6-8 inch snowfall for us, it changes over to the 2 to 4 inch range. thursday ampbl and friday will be dry. more rain likely on saturday. sunday, turning nice and mild. >>> take a look at this. chopper 4 over this problem in mclean. looks normal. everybody is getting by to the left. this vehicle is on its roof. we are seeing real delays headed inbound on g.w. parkway. you might want to avoid it.st und 66 after 29. this crash is blocking a lane. we're having big backups there, as well. inbound 66, real days through manassas. northbound leey, high after featherbed lane.t it's j cleared. 66 and 95, we sawhe earlier problems. 395 inbound, seven miles pow hour rightecause of two earlier crashes near glebe. one of the main lanes and one in the hov lanes. they are out ofut the way still seeing the slowdowns. beltway looks okay. 27southbound, going 31 miles per hour. inbound on 210, going about 20 miles per hour. guys? >> thank you, melissa. >>> the saga continues for liberty and her eag

commissioner ambrose: i would nominate commissioner kopp to run again as vice chair, if he would gracefully acce accept. >> vice chair kopp: i do not accept the nomination. i nominate commissioner yvonne lee. >> chair chiu: commissioner lee? do you accept the nomination? >> vice chair kopp: pardon me? >> chair chiu: commissioner lee, do you accept the nomination? >> commissioner lee: thank you for your trust. because of my continued personal issues grieving for my lost one, i don't think i could devote that much time serving as the vice chair of this commission at this time. >> chair chiu: commissioner ambrose? >> commissioner lee: i wish to nomination commissioner ambrose for vice chair. >> commissioner ambrose: i want to come back to commissioner kopp. you do such an excellent job. >> commissioner lee: can we delay this one part of this nomination for another month? >> chair chiu: so the question i think is for the deputy city attorney is whether we need to resolve the vice chair role today or if it could be deferred or put over to next month's meeting. >> commissioner smith: excuse me. might

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now they've come forward on the lieutenant-governor fairfax where two women have come forward with acc zags of rape in 2000 and 2004, now they're saying he too should step aside. but they can't force him at that point. they're going to do in virginia what they're doing going to do. >> my position on this is the same as it was with brett kavanaugh. when these allegations come forward they should be taken seriously and there should be an investigation. i actually don't think just, you know, because there's been allegations that the perp shoso should step down. they sound like credible allegations to me, but we need an investigation that's more than ust jt med than just the media investigating it. the position of the democratic party is that he should immediately step down the same way that the position of the democratic party is about the governor. but there's no way to force them to do anything. >> what's interesting, think about in the kavanaugh situation toward the end, right, there was all this focus on an fbi investigation, can we get a real fbi investigation. that's what the lieute

here come the acc blueberries and pumpkin. wow. and spina! bthat was my favoriteite so far. (avo) beneful grain free. out with the grain, in with the farm-raised chicken. fuhealthful. flavorful. be >>> good day, everyone. we're coming on the air to bring you live coverage of president trump's meeting with north korea's kim jong-un as they begin their second summit. you can hear behind me sirens. the president's motorcade has just pasd our location. this is their second summit. t is wednesday evening here in hanoi. the two leaders about to come face to face for the first time since their initial meeting last june in singapore. thist sum comes at an extraordinary and precarious moment for the president as his former personal lawyer michael cohen testifies publicly before congress just a few hours from now. something the president is likely to be keeping an eye on during the s mithere. nbc news chief white house correspondent hallie jackson joins me here in hanoi. we're expecting these two come together at the metro pole hotel about ten minutes from where we e. walk us through

tshe spoke about how acce sign-language offers access to humanity. t, we have a separate ta on language and deafness from caroline clark. born into a hearing famiag, clark was sed as deaf at the age of two. ects on her relationship with words and how she turned to tchnology to help her speak. clark now works wi baker institute, a non-profit that provides speech therapy for deaf children. >> i've been diagnosed with deafness when i was two and i will never forget the word, th first word i learned, and it's the word "up." so, my mom told me this story. she said she was in my grandmother's house. and she holds me in her arms and she would carry me up and down the stairs. and she was saying to me," caroline, up, up we go," and she even sometimes kind of take my hand and place it on her throat and i feel the vibrations of what she was saying. and finally, when i was two and a half, i said the word back to her, "up." and when my mom heard that, she cried tears of happiness because i think in that moment, she knew that i learned to speak. learnintopeak when

i understand alisyn's point, she wasn't quite acc crate on the tps and dabbing because the president took those away and tried to give is it back in negotiation dollars. hypocrisy is the word of the day. when you look at lindsey graham and how he contorts himself as the chairman of judiciary and how he stood in front of a camera and said the presidential overreach and when you talk about daca and you should not use your emergency powers do such things as this and it was a slippery slope and unconness tutional, but to now stand back and allow this to happen, in january of 2021, if there is, and we hope there to be a democratic president, and day one they declare a national emergency or gun violence in this country which is running rampant, on day one if they declare a national mng on climate change, which is destroying this earth that we've inherited, then i think republicans are going to all out have a hissy fit. and the problem that we're seeing is that no one right now is having any conviction. there's not one republican, there's not one republican who stands on the side of the con

also, when asked on a number of occasion, about very critical statements made about the president, acc against the president, on a number of those occasions he said, "no, i don't have any reason to believe tha"t's tru so he paint aid mixed picture of the president. did that add to c hisredibility in your mind? >> i'll be honest with you, judy. his credibility is vey low with me. the line of questioning i took with mr. cohen was the fact that i have a banking background. he lied on his loan applications, on multiple loan applications. he tried to say he didn't do anything wrong because he eventually paid it bck. he only paid it back because he got caught lying and, you know, it's a crime. in kentucky, in new york-- it doesn't matter where. if you misleadhe bank, if you omit signi that's a felony., and to say before the commit net testimony, if you listen to wat his answers were to my questions, he said he didn't commit a felony. but he pled-- he pled guilty in the southern district of new york to bank fraud. >> woodruff: so just to sum up, you ele complsatisfied that the president has d

these are some of the signs we are seeing when it comes to acc technologies.ecline yesterday after they said profit could fall. the retail woes hitting us again, stocks falling 9.3%. the first-half loss deepening and kaiser health group holdings, up 61%. we are learning about changes in management. a major shareholder as the chairman and executive director of the company, the former chairman. setting the stock to the highest in 10 years, surging quite a bit. india, the session in vina. go to the fina -- da what do it like this morning -- what's it look like this morning? yesterday, started lower, but we did not in the day at the lowest point, so we managed to pull back, but ended up with a loss of half a percent. banks lost the moat -- the most. ,very single index in the red but ended positively. the rupee as well, startups much lower, regained some ground. is veryom that, it important from the two day moving average. it will probably give us more confidence that apple could continue and whether it is not sustain, we could see failing pressure. given the nifty

the government's approach since those commitments were made with mike is it now government policy to accet, can the secretary of state will add today the possibility of no deal? the letter went on to support the investment of around £80 million towards nissan's investment at the sunderland site in return for the expansion of production. the secretary noted that £61 million was eventually applied for and can he confirm whether any of the conditions surrounding this £61 million written into any formal agreement? can he also confirm if nissan will still be receiving the £61 million despite the move that he intimated they may have to reapply certain forms of grant funding? can he also confirm what assessment he has made on the impact of yesterday's decision on the wider supply chain, particularly those companies who might have already taken the decision to start investment? mr speaker, the government's letter to nissan also said it would be a critical priority of our negotiations to support uk car manufacture rs of our negotiations to support uk car manufacturers and ensure their ability to e

despite negotiations, we are at impasse where the company is refusing to acce pt where the company isomething about it. that is a really important thing. there are monopolies that companies have but those monopolies can't absolute. if a monopoly is preventing patients from getting access to a drug at a fair price for the nhs, the law allows the government to set aside that peyton, the monopoly, and procure and buy a more affordable and identical copy of that drug. the non and identical copy of that drug. the n on twitter says it shows how much the drug companies are holding the nhs to ransom. the drug companies will say they spent a lot of money researching and developing medicines and they have got to recoup the costs. i know with a company that produces the drug, they didn't actually do the research early on but they did by the patent is for a lot of money, £2.5 billion, and their business argument is they have got to recoup that. it is important to note that they didn't take the risks with this drug in the early days. it was heavily subsidised by the us government and by philanthro

other people on different parts of the political spectrum will have to acce pt political spectrum will compromise is they are allowing this bill to them and the deal to go back to the public, allowing the public to have the final say on the deal, which would be binding on parliament. so it is a way of breaking the gridlock and allowing the public to have a complete final definitive end of the brexit nightmare. there will be lots of questions about how much support you will get on this, both from conservatives and your own site. just immediately this week, talk of this coop bowls letwin amendment, isn't there a danger for someone like you as a remainer that in delaying brexit it will bring the erg, those in favour of brexit on side and they will back the government in the end? won the cooper bowles agreement that has a growing amount of support, simply because we know there are many people in government and in cabinet to simply will not tolerate a no—deal brexit. so it does seem that she has a higher degree of success, certainly more than before. the prime minister has been prevaricatin