got ahold of her and relied on my partner to do what he does. >> reporter: the partner pulled them in and gave the woman credit. >> pretty amazing that she was able to stay afloat that long. >> very amazing. she's very lucky. happens off to her for being able to keep herself afloat that long. >> reporter: some observers were more critical. >> kind of crazy. >> reporter: what do you think about people being out here on this kind of a day? >> no, hm-mm. they shouldn't even go in that water. >> reporter: well, rescuers agree. they emphasize during a high-surf warning, you should stay out and away from the water. now we're also told that the woman is in serious but relatively table condition and that the dog made it out safely as well. live near maverick, robert handa. >>> here's another look now at these monster waves that we're seeing today from our nbc bay area skyranger. you can see how big those waves are. even some of the surfers are loving it. no more mavericks competition, so this is what we get, locals trying to work their magic. we've posted more surf video at nbcbayarea.com. >>

. >> we-these high schoolers, middle schoolers getting ahold of these juuls, these vapes. >> reporter: california law makers want to do it by banning the sale of flavored tobacco products in brick and mortar stores. >> we are condemning a generation and addicting a generation to tobacco. we all recognize the risk of at the. >> reporter: the ban would include menthol cigarettes and flavored e-cigarettes, which are blamed for the surge of vaping. >> i didn't know it was this bad until all these stories started coming out and it's true. >> reporter: stores like this say it would put them out of business. >> we wouldn't be able to sell anything, period. >> i don't have to order anything online or pay shipping or anything . and i get advice from them, the pros. >> reporter: in san francisco flavored tobacco products are already banned. they say the ban took about forty% of their sales. >> in stores like us, liquor stores and smoke shops, it's very hard. most of the youth get them online. >> reporter: if this ban is signed by the governor and passes t would go into effect throughout the sta

if you have one of the cars, they'll get ahold of you. today is the last day on file the claim against equifax. they reached $700 million settlement following a data breach in 2017. do you remember that? those affected may be eligible for reability, for expenses and losses. free credit monitoring or cash. now, the cash. was expected to be $125. sole people have filed, it is now expected to be $6. people can file a claim online at equifax breach settlement.com. now if the breach did did did dd lot. > okay. let's check on our weather. it was a little nicer today. >>> it is a beautiful sunset right now. as we check out the temperatures, they came up today anywhere from the upper 50s to the low 60s. it was a milder day. 60 in santa rosa and petaluma today. look at this gorgeous sunset from our emeryville camera. 59 in the city and in redwood city. 61 in oakland and san jose. and half moon bay at 54 degrees in the morning, expect some dense fog. temperatures in the 40s. a mix of suchb and clouds in the afternoon. a pretty nice looking day. the

. >> reporter: so your -- your oldest daughter ends up getting ahold of sarah?> uh-huh. >> reporter: and she says to hunter, "have you seen christina"? and he's like, "well no, i haven't since -- since friday." >> right. he figured she was with us or with her mom. >> reporter: hunter, who's living with her, doesn't say anything, doesn't call you? doesn't sound the alarm and call anybody? >> don't get me started. >> reporter: mark and anna continued to work the phones. eventually reaching christina's pal, steven nickerson. >> her dad had asked me if he had seen -- if i had seen christina or heard from christina. and i said, "no, and the last time i talked to her was, you know, saturday morning." and he asked me, like "who'd she leave with, and i told him it was enrique. >> and i'm like, "who's enrique?" >> yeah, because we didn't know enrique. >> reporter: enrique arochi was a guy christina had known in school. he was the one who left the party at the same time and had offered to walk with her. >> how well did you know enrique? >> i graduated high school with him

continue on pushing forward for zero tolerance for gun violence, accountability for people who do get ahold of guns that shouldn't have them. >> reporter: sarah knows her new mission in life won't bring back her son, but she hopes it will prevent another mom from feeling her pain. damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> today's snowpack survey took place on a 30-inch layer of snow. but they want to see more, saying january was too dry. california's snow back is at 72% of the historical average. no one is worried yet, because the measurement that matters most is in april when snow is usually deepest. >>> i'm jeff ranieri. i'll show you the impact the lack of snow is having on the drought in california and why we're not able to get any rainfall right now. we'll explain it all in about ten minutes. >>> plus, saving horses from the slaughterhouse. we're going to take you to one of the largest horse sanctuaries in the country and introduce you to the woman who quietly made it happen. >>> super bowl excitement building in miami, and so is anticipation for that halftime show. j. lo, shakeir rira,

we're told there's no evidence the hackers got ahold of any personal information. >>> the new year means new privacy rights for californians and we're already seeing the changes on our phones, tablets and computer screens. the california consumer privacy act which took effect on wednesday. under the new law people will be able to stop the collection and sale of personal information skprand if you ask for it, companies must also give you any data they've gathered on you in the last 45 days. companies are allowed to offer financial incentives to customers in exchange for sharing your personal data. some critics of the law say it doesn't go far enough. >> we've all seen these really long privacy policies, and nobody reads them, so simply giving people notice really doesn't affect the behavior of the companies that collect the information. >> california attorney general's office says strict enforcement of the law may take several months while they work out the finer points. >>> we've got a beautiful shot behind us, a nice look at a fairly clear night around the bay area. >> considering we ha

don't have to convince anybody about what's happening today it's clear what's happening who can get ahold of their money in the banks who has electricity run their affairs water how can you resist oxygen that we're breathing now how could you really. on the eve of much anticipated peace talks in berlin libya's state oil firm says that it's been forced to stop operations at 5 major oil ports in the east of the country the facilities have been under attack by forces loyal to the warlord holly for half that as many as $800000.00 barrels per day about put could be lost u.s. authorities have announced that they will start screening passengers flying in from the central chinese town of one hand where a mystery illness is believed to have a originated from so far 2 people have died there chinese authorities believe the virus originated from animal products in the seafood market. the u.s. based the centers for disease control says it hasn't seen this kind of virus before chinese officials have identified this outbreak as being caused by a novel coronavirus a corona virus is a class of viruses tha

we're told there is no evidence that the hackers got ahold of any personal information. >>> nearly two likely millions of animals. smoke from the fires is -- is visible from space. we have an image of the wildfires around sydney taking from the international space station. light rain and cooler temperatures in the southeast of australia were a welcome change from the searing heat that has fueled the fires. officials are warning that the rain was not enough to put out the almost 200 fires still burning. >> we charged what we could and the houses that were defendable and we just had to treat it as triage, pick your battles and go in. and hope that you win that one. we didn't win them all. but we had some good wins. >> a team of u.s. firefighters from california and other western states are are headed to australia. the group of about to firefighters boarded a flight at sfo bound for new south wales to be there for a 30-day assignment. another 81 leave from l.a. tomorrow. >>> and celebrities are stepping up to help with the fire threat. nicole kidman and eej urban donated $500,000 to servi

. >> you should think of your time as being something you have to take ahold of.y store you could do butt kicks. you should park at the furthest spot like and walk in. >> we hear that but then you don't -- >> no one does it. even taking the stairs. take the stair, why not. >> i am the person in the airport that's always like hello. yes. so just join us. make the whole world like that. okay, finally, number one tip for 2020 in fitness. like what do we do now to keep it going all year? >> you just have to be honest with yourself. if you're sitting in a chair, for example, our audience, at work you've got to do something so it's even doing like a crunch while sitting down. >> should we do that? >> i think we should. can you do the crunch? yeah, everyone. take your hands behind your head. start to bring your knee up and rotate. yes. drawing it in. >> all right. cece, thanks so much. you keep working out. >>> coming up here we have a very special performance, andy grammer will not be crunching but playing for you. stay with us. >> love it. thank you. [ dramatic music ]

we just got ahold of the tour bus company, and he says that the tour bus actually picked up some of its passengers in chinatown in manhattan here in new york city around 10:00 p.m. last night. a bit of a discrepancy there. what we understand is the tour company is based in new jersey. now, the red cross is at several area hospitals helping some of the victims. we're told by authorities that many of them speak japanese, speak spanish, they're from outside of the country. and so it's been difficult to arrange for more information about exactly what led into this crash as well as where this tour bus was heading. that's what we -- excuse me, why this tour buzz was heading to ohio. that's something we're trying to find out. again, kendis, the main news is 5 people sadly have been killed. about 60 others injured this this crash just outside of pennsylvania earlier this morning. an investigation is underway. weather appears to possibly have been a factor. >> the numbers are staggering in this crash. gabe gutierrez with the latest, thank you. >>> 20 twnt w20 was supposed to year dominated by th

we have just ahold of them ourselves. we are reviewing them now. this is just the first batch. the day off tomorrow, american oversight is expecting yet more documents to be released, again, from the state department, things we have never seen before that the trump administration tried to block from becoming public that pertain to the ukraine scandal, the friday documents are expected to pertain specifically to president trump's special envoy to ukraine, kurt volker. i mean, all of this stuff is still coming out, which will change the dynamics of the senate impeachment trial against president trump and how much republicans in the senate are able to constrain it so none of that is discussed. everything all at once. senator chris von holland led the effort in the united states senate to try to force a full trial in the president in which witnesses will be heard, in which this new evidence will be heard and examined. the senator joins us next. stay with us. neezes skip to the good part with alka-seltzer plus. now with 25% more concentrated power. nothing works faster for powerful

a bit of fog we're trying to get ahold of. it's missing a lot of our reporting stations. with 37 in santa clara along with alum rock. campbell and morgan hill at 38. 39 in saratoga. everyone else about 40 to 44. redwood city, newark, 38. danville, 34. lafayet lafayette, livermore at 34. san francisco at 46. san pablo, cooler at 38. here's your commute. pretty quiet here as we look westbound across the san mateo bridge. just put fair on there for isolated fog while driving. mass transit running well and smooth on the water. the north bay, 35 this morning, 44 at finally hit the 50s at noon. wall to wall sunshine in the east bay. 44 at 7:00. mid 50s to near 60 from 11:00 to 3:00. 55 at 5:00. look how quickly we drop off this evening, 49 at 7:00. san francisco, not quite as dramatic but still 44 this morning. 48 at 9:00. spiking at 57 at 3:00, down to 51 at 7:00. we have a storm coming up. i will put a storm impact scale and an hour-by-hour look at that. hi, jobina. >> good morning. good morning, everyone. a sigalert in danville right now that i'm continuing to follow. a disa

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i think what is fascinating here is how folks are really grabbing ahold to this one point.onal opinion on this is this is something going to go away, but it's coming up because iowa caucuses are just three weeks out. three points i believe separate them on the latest cnn poll in iowa. and so folks have to find ways to differentiate,and that's why you're seeing what you're seeing in even the sanders scripts that are making their way around iowa. but i still think they can do this without mudslinging. there's enough mudslinging happening from donald trump. they don't have to engage in that. >> i want to ask sister angela a question. why do you think that it would come up at this moment and given what people are perceiving to be its gravity, and i think you're right it doesn't have the gravity, but they're perceiving to be the gravity. why would sister elizabeth hold it in this long? see the timing of it makes it suspicious, that's all. you ask her. >> no, i'm not going to ask her, but to answer your question i think that we are clear -- >> no you asked her in the past -- >> o

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and then in connecticut, somebody got ahold of a transponder. >> the picture you're watching right nowophisticated equipment to this earth transmitting system -- >> this guy, bill rasmussen, who had been fired from his job trying to figure out a way to deliver local cable sports. then when they found out about the satellite they said, so can we cover the whole state? and the guy looked and he said, no, you don't understand. >> for another 25 cents or whatever you can send this all over the country. they went, oh, gee. why would anyone want to do that? they didn't quite know what they had. >> and he wound up revolutionizing television sports. >> welcome everyone to espn "sportscenter." from this very desk in the coming weeks and months we'll be filling you in on the pulse of the sporting activity, around the country and around the world as well. >> they didn't have the money to go out and buy baseball games or nfl games. what they did do was take all the leftovers out there. >> i'm joe boyle and i'll be handling the play by play for tonight's game between the badgers and the blue demons

if you think everything is expensive now, wait until the government gets ahold of them.expensive. the only way to make things more afford ab, more available, more quality for people, create competition. create incentives for other competitors to get in, to offer reduced price and better quality product. look what castro offered the people of cuba. they get health care and education but it is lousy. really expensive in the long run. get things more competitive. it will be more cost efficient. liz: john cox, come back soon. >> thank you. liz: still ahead, we have more on a big fight that broke out republicans elise stefanik and lee zeldin, with reporters. steph nan fick says doubting corruption in ukraine, when the democrats testified to just that. more takes on media bias coming up. it's amazing what you can uncover with your dna results from ancestry®. i was able to discover one cousin, reached out to him, visited ireland, met another 20 cousins. they took me to the cliffs of moher, the ancestral home, the family bar. it really gives you a sense of connection to... somet

. >> i couldn't text anybody, couldn't get ahold of anybody. >> for a couple of hours there i was textingxting from them. other people started calling me and saying this is really bad. we've seen pictures of people being killed. >> and she's not responding to you now. >> no. >> reporter: just down the corridor, another mother struggled to keep her children quiet. >> i'm here thinking about our survival and also thinking will this stop and run to an area where we can be safe. >> reporter: but there was nowhere else for faith and her children to go. she told her children being quiet wasn't enough. she made an incredible decision. they would all play dead. her nine-year-old daughter could understand how important it was to stay still. amazingly her son too seemed to sense it as well. he didn't move except for an occasional blink. men with machine guns scoured every inch of the mall. >> we were right next to or corridor where we could hear them passing from time to time. but there was no way to change my position. >> reporter: the minutes dragged into hours, knowing her son might stir at any

i don't know how they're able to get high school of all this federal money but -- ahold of all this federal money bud have been success. he. we don't have a problem with substandard housing, he said. we have building inspectors to do that. the original public housing was in part built because tenement housing was so poor, the quality and first public housing was supposed to be better quality. so, it may well be that the city just sits on that land that is currently vacant, and aside from crabini which because of its location will do well and maybe henry horner too, will not develop much more until, late say, really long time when the economy really does change and let's say the neighborhoods become viable for market rates portions. >> it's fascinating if for no other reason because you hear things like, from this official, and also aware that the cha has a lock waiting list, the city of chicago will tell you there's shortage of 120,000s affordable housing units in the city of chicago. there's so much that still needs to be done, and how do we get it all done? i guess is the question. the ne

emmett grabbed it, shot rob in the pause rob grabbed ahold and fired back in self defence.ry head turned when a star witness took the stand to support that theory. >> would you please state and spell your name for the record? >> candy hall. >> candy, who repeated the story on the stand and she told us of emmett mushing rob, emmett becoming enraged of hearing the two men scuffle as she walked away before she heard but did not see the shooting. the only problem, she told the police a very different story the night it happened. >> you told detective miller that night you did not see or hear a physical altercation, isn't that right? >> i don't know. i don't remember. >> in fact, candy changed her story about so many things, all helpful to rob's case. >> i'm trying to clarify that your story has changed after speaking with your husband? >> things were remembered after talking to my husband. >> reporter: in fact, later, the judge made a comment outside the jury's presence. >> he said in all of his 30-some years on the bench he'd never seen a witness so thoroughly discredited. >>

it's a wonderful opportunity for him now to get ahold of this and to not let this go on any longer. i think there are probably several other teams who are very, very nervous that they could be implicated in this as well. eric: we want integrity and honesty on and off the field, i guess it's not whether you win or lose but how you play the game. they apparently were not playing it correctly. >> shouldn't keep sweeping it under the carpet. expose it and move forward. eric: for all of the fans around the country, we don't want this in the game and they've got to take action. jim gray, thank you for your insight. speaking of the breaking news out of buckingham palace, dealing with prince harry and meghan markle, we'll have more on what the queen did and what their future could be when we come back. i don't keep track of regrets. and i don't add up the years. but what i do count on is boost high protein. and now, introducing new boost mobility with collagen for joint health. when taken daily, its key nutrients help support joints, muscles, and strong bones. new, boost mobility. i am not

this made her nervous not getting ahold of him on an e-mail or text. >> laura had gone home, came tohat was going on. >> did she express where he might be? >> she said she didn't have no idea where he would be. craig was home when the kids were dropped off the night before. >> obviously, you are a little concerned about him, yes? >> i didn't know. he doesn't -- his personality -- >> reporter: then the investigator asked the kids some questions first the 6-year-old daughter. was he there when you woke up? >> no, that's when i woke up and the dad wasn't there. >> dad was there when, honey? >> yesterday, he was playing video games on the computer. he, went to the bathroom and then downstairs and then that night he was down stairs and then he disappeared in the morning. >> the 12-year-old son told the same story. >> when was the last time you saw him? >> almost 11:30 last night. >> then what happened this morning? >> he wasn't there, so i was just guess he went to work. >> no one could find craig. laura tektd pj, too. >> she said, craig's not here. i said, that's weird. >> colin called c

but mary beth had already gone to school and she left early and, chris, when i got ahold of him, he said, i don't care i'm going to wear it anyway. and he went ahead to school. after the two of them were suspended the first day, we did have a meeting at chris's house that afternoon. we tried to call the president of the school board and he told us that it wasn't an important issue and that we should wait until january and take the matter to the school board. but that would have been after the christmas period and we thought it was important to support the christmas truce and we thought that we had a first amendment right to wear the arm bands. so the rest of us wore the arm bands and we were suspended the next day. >> did you ever get an apology after the fact from either the principal, school board members, teachers, others who said you couldn't wear the arm band? >> you know, we never got a formal apology, but i don't -- i don't feel one is really required at this point. the des moines school system has been very welcoming to us and has really treated us very well and provided opportun

john bolton writing a book and "the new york times" got ahold of part of the manuscript and in it bolton trump deliberately withheld military aide from ukraine until it promised to investigate the bidens. that is the whole core of the impeachment inquiry. now we've heard this beforement the president's chief of staff twice admitted quid pro quo before denying it. he did it on live television. the president's ambassador tour house impeachment community there was quid pro quo when it came to a white house meeting. >> was there a quid pro quo? as i testified previously, with regard to the requested white house call and the white house meeting, the answer is yes. >> bolton's testimony would presumably change everything in the impeachment trial but we don't know if there will be witnesses. that vote will come after the republicans defense of the president which continues today. this comes on top of a video of the president at a dinner secretly recorded by igor fruman, one of giuliani's men, talking about taking out marie yovanovitch and she was fired more among other reasons, bad mouthing him

but then i got ahold of anthony callaway via e-mail and he denied this. he said, yeah, i was in touch with hyde. he asked for information on yovanovitch but i told him, no, that would be illegal. i'm not going to have anything to do with this. then comes the document dump from house democrats just a few hours ago in which there are all these whatsapp messages that show, indeed, robert hyde did get this information from some unknown belgian phone number. that the house democrats, in their document dump, didn't identify. but we were able to do some digging. and we found that, first of all, we spoke to one of his friends who confirmed that anthony callaway is belgian. spends a lot of time in belgian. and then we were able to match a photograph from his facebook page to the icon used in his whatsapp text messages. it's the same photo from that unnamed belgian phone number that the house democrats had in their messages they turned over. and the nail in the coffin, brian, was that we found another profile online for anthony callaway and at the bottom, there is

he argued that it was more important to get ahold of more documents from the administration than even to get witnesses. witnesses, he said, can lie. documents will not. none of that is likely to be enshrined in the organizing resolution, the rule package that gets voted on for the senate trial, on the front end. what you're going to see is a trial that starts with opening arguments from both sides, includes questions for both the managers and for the white house defense team, from the senators. and then perhaps a week, a week and a half into the process, you would see votes on things like calling for additional witnesses, calling for additional documents. there is an enormous amount of debate, not just between democrats and republicans on this, but even among republicans. some who have said they definitely want to hear from witnesses like john bolton. that's mitt romney, susan collins. others who have said they are more witness agnostic. they're open to having the case made to them somewhere along the way. and there are those who are shutting it down completely, saying this whole thin

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. >> reporter: and yesterday, some republicans floated this idea of trying to get ahold of that unpublished john bolton manuscript. democrats really dismissing it. chris murphy a democrat from connecticut told me that was bull and used an expletive to describe how he viewed it. he essentially said look john bolton is living and breathing, we can bring him into the senate to actually be deposed, why do we need this unpublished manuscript. >> it's interesting that he had to remind people john bolton is living and breathing. explain what's going to happen, how the question and answer process is going to play out. >> reporter: we don't know some ways this is going to play out but here's what we know, each side, democrats and republicans are going to have about eight hours each to ask these questions. lawmakers have turned in questions via e-mail and via these forms that they could fill out to their leadership who were sifting through them to make sure there weren't duplicates. bob menendez, the top democrat on the senate foreign relations committee, his committee members got together and came u

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i suspect when harry planned this they thought that they had ahold of the hottest topic in washington at the time, and that was the case through at least thursday afternoon, but at the moment, some of our policy makers have other things on their mind. nevertheless, korea is extraordinarily important, indeed if one thinks about the potential dangers, i think north korea is far more dangerous than iran for lots of reasons. it's an issue we really do need to take on, and there's a lot of what ifs as we look into 2020, what's going to happen, and one can imagine things going badly. one can imagine the north being quite ambitious, and angry, and restarting tests. one can imagine the president reacting rather badly towards that, and moving us back towards fire and fury, and in the middle of a presidential campaign criticism from democrats and republicans, et cetera, it could become quite interesting and quite messy. but i think the challenge for us is how to move forward. you look at this, and you think what is the impact of iran, it's very hard to know what this is, but it's added another

morgan trying to get ahold of their china fund venture. what do you think? >> not surprising.mount of assets at this venture is $22 billion. people forget jp morgan along with goldman sachs are the two big banks that have more than $1 trillion asset management union. what's the opportunity here? in china there's a lot of institutional investors ready to put money to work in big ways as these assets managers and a lot of firms like black rock and the singapore firm trying to move in the market brass in management in china. alix: i have to also think how much local talent or competition is there for jp morgan in this? >> there's a lot of local competition. one thing that benefits jp morgan is how long they've been there. they've been there, it's not a very new effort but what they want that is new is they want 100% control along with a local partner they have over 24 asset management venture and that's the benefit. they're making a bigger push and want more control and doing it alongside other people. alix: thank you very much. i really appreciate it p. in today's "off the beate

engine and young fuselage boeing has delivered approximately 8,000 737 planes they're hoping to get aholdk box, but given the circumstances of the geopolitical situation in iran there's discussion that may not happen and we may not find out the cause of this crash. take a look at shares of ge. its joint venture partner, it makes the engines that were on this plane but the circumstances here are so weird that a lot of people are increasingly saying, within two minutes of taking off, it goes away. that is not usually what you see when you have a mechanical problem. >> have to see how this one unfold, phil thank you for joining us and of course boeing is down almost 2%. shares of grubhub are moving today on reports that it's considering a possible sale. let's get to frank for more on that. >> grubhub is surging for than 13% today following the "wall street journal" reporting the company is considering strategies, including a possible sale as competition increases. i spoke to grubhub and they say they don't comment on rumors door dash has become the industry leader with 37% of industry sales

i was trying so desperately to get ahold of them.it didn't work. so i felt like there's no way i was gonna make it. >> she was pretty desperate, so she walked over to a family dollar store to ask the clerk where this address was. >> and then my best friend's father comes into the store. >> so you recognized him. >> yes. >> she didn't know him personally, but when ariel castro approached her, she knew who he was. >> he'd get you to this custody hearing. >> and he said, "i know where it's at. i can take you straight to it. it'll only take me five minutes." and i'm like, "okay, i'm gonna make it, this is gonna happen." so i got into his car, we started driving down a road. we started talking about how his daughter was at home. and i was like, "it would be super nice to see her." as we were going into the house, he says, "oh, by the way, we have puppies." i got closer and closer to the door and that's when he shoved me in the room and he said, "you're not gonna leave for a long time." and then he starts undressing himself. >> what is pos

>> i go, yeah, yeah, ex-boyfriend just trying to get ahold of michelle. i didn't pay it any mind.ut just in case, i wanted to see if she was okay. i checked on her facebook. she had plans to go to tahoe with some friends. i sent those friends facebook messages to make sure she was okay. >> michael went to work and didn't think much more about it. then he got another call. this time it was that nursing call instructor. >> she told me the story of how she went out to the garage and saw what matched the car's description just taking off. and suddenly it wasn't a game anymore, it wasn't something you could excuse. >> by then christine was calling michelle's cellphone. >> she didn't pick up. that's when i had this feeling where something might have been wrong. after she didn't pick up a few times. >> at 9:30 a.m., 12 hours after michelle was reported mitigate, police found her car parked outside this apartment building, just a few blocks from the hospital where michelle was last seen. odd. hayward police inspector frazier richie was called in to have a look. >> the car was locked. it w

. >> and i immediately paused the video and i was like, i need to get ahold of this person and so i commentedshe was actually a skin student and so i realized she might also know what she's talking about and so that's when i actually decided to make an appointment to go to the dermatologist. >> then they were like, dude, that might be skin cancer. >> reporter: so doctors finding that the mole on his back was irregular and removed it. >> when we got the results back, she actually said that it was a moderately atypical mole which means that it was headed towards skin cancer. >> reporter: wells who is studying to become a doctor says she was happy she was able to help. >> going through the trauma myself you just don't want other people to go through that. >> and the doctor was like whoever told you probably saved your life. >> reporter: alex took to tiktok to publicly thank the tipsters. >> i am so thankful they reached out. i would have gone years without going to the dermatologist and then we really don't know what would have happened. >> this is a perfect reminder that the world is a wonderfu

you've all given me something to grab ahold of, to learn from and i'm greatly appreciative of that fact. it doesn't happen in a vacuum and there is no such thing as a horizontal organization. there is an organization that is vertical, but everybody is lifted up. that was my job for 40 years. to lift people up and make us all equivalent. and to -- you know, sometimes i hear people talk about empowerment, our job is to empower people. that's nonsense. people have power. our job is to help them express their power. to help them identify their power and then to exercise that power that they have. and that's what i think the health department does and i think we do it well. we have to learn some things. i'm not gone, folks, i'm like a bad penny, i keep turning up. thank you all for your warm wishes and go forward with work in the health department. [applause] okay. so the resolution is before us. so we go ahead and take a vote. all those in favor? resolution passes unanimously. >> and everyone for the beautiful words. very lovely. give me one second to find the agenda. >> of course. >> commi

i grabbed ahold of the rope that was dragging behind the raft so that i could get back in, but his eyes looking, and it was like he couldn't see me anymore. >> you saw his eyes change. >> absolutely. >> the murder i think that you felt most connected to was bundy's last murder, an abduction of a 12-year-old kimberly leach because you were 12. >> yeah. i mean, it's hard to find words for how devastating it is, the loss of this girl and the things that he did to her. >> i know you've asked yourself this a million times. why do you think he spared y? >> whatever transpired at the beginning of his interaction with my mother put her in a different category, and i think our placement in his life kept us safe. people knew he was involved with us. >> so liz and molly say eerily the reason why they think they're still alive to tell the story is because he knew if he did anything to them, the finger would be pointed directly at him and he wouldn't be allowed to keep on with his killing spree and he had a compulsion, they really believed, to just -- you can see how it ramped up. it was something h

. >> phil, final thoughts as i know people have had some trouble getting ahold of the book. >> it's printingk barnes & nobles and everywhere else. >> what should readers take away from what you have learned? >> we have all lived this dizzying news cycle. and this was hitting the pause button to look back at what has happened and understand why trump has done the things he has done, to peer behind the curtain a little bit and paint a history of these three years and assess the consequences for the country. we hope people find it instructive. >> carol, last word? >> i really enjoyed this process, and i am excited about it. i want everyone to know that it's not a snarky book. it's a serious book. yet, we're still sort of absolutely stunned, phil and i, by the degree to which people who work with the president view him as a danger and fear how we will manage a real crisis. >> great point and a very foreboding situation here. the book is "a very stable genius." it is available now wherever books are sold. my thanks to you. i know it's been a long couple of weeks on the road, so we appreciate you

." >> last thing we know, no one can get ahold of them. >> tom and jackie hawks are nowhere to be found. they tell people, we think we sold our boat. we met this rich guy and he wants. >> skylar deleon is a actor. >> he told police, i don't know what happened to the hawks. all they said was they were driving off to mexico. >> jeez. in doesn't sound good right now. >> it became more and more sinister in the fact that nobody had heard from them. >> we are hoping, thinking we are going find them. >> people are missing. >> i think people are dead! >> a hollywood screen writer can't come up with this. >> there's no other word to describe it. it's evil. >>> newport beach is the dream that a lot of people think of when they think of california. >> everybody surfs every day. everybody goes on boats every day. it's southern california on steroids is really what it is. >> it's in between los angeles and san diego along this gorgeous coastline. a lot of people with money l whb inudme pretty nice yachts, will pull up at the port there. >> it's one of the few places in the united states that you can

until elizabeth warren gets ahold of your rollover i.r.a. you are in good shape.he probably would find a way to tax you on that but susan is right, we are money managers, it's never a bad thing taking profits. i would tell you keep that cash ready for the next big pullback or stock maybe that pulls back that you like and jump in on it. stuart: precisely right. that's exactly what i intend to do. i will tell everybody what i do with the money. all right. >>> tesla. on january 1st, that would be yesterday, the company lost that tax credit that had effectively lowered the price of its vehicles, but it's not hurting the stock, scott. the stock is up nine bucks, $427. >> yeah. been a wild ride on tesla. after the truck debut and the window smashing, which i still think was rigged, i think that was on purpose, tesla is still rolling on all cylinders here, firing on all cylinders, rolling on all wheels. to me, tesla is one that was a heavily shorted stock. a lot of disbelievers, lot of haters on elon musk but the guy can get it done and he can certainly put on a show, an

would otherwise be considered, you know, narrative changing stories from the "new york times" getting ahold jail break of witnesses that we anticipated we would see under these circumstances. so the longer that mitch mcconnell is able to hold on to his conference, the longer he's able to prevent this jail break, which he has been able to do, the less likely it is we will see witnesses and the more likely it is that he will take this to a final vote on friday. >> what about lamar alexander, jake? that's the one senator, as i said, he's retiring. he may decide this is the time to make some statement for history. what can we read into his thinking, if we can? >> we can read two things. number one, he obviously has the seat of bake whore played a critical role to say the least in the last -- two impeachments ago of a president. that's number one. number two, we have to understand about lamar alexander if he is extraordinarily close with mitch mcconnell. a long time ally, lieutenant of his. and what republicans keep saying is if we vote for witnesses, where is it going to understand? once we hea

we need someone to get ahold of that will respond. that will be great. >> we have assigned liaisons to each bond. we have been doing this for four years. we generally reach out personally, one of us, to have a conversation before you guys come to present to be able to have some. >> you are saying you reached out to brad and her he then responded? >> i am liaison. i am looking for someone to respond to me. i reached out to brad and got no response. >> i am happy to have you reach out directly to me. i manage the project management office in the engineering division. most projects will fall within my realm. you can't guarantee 100% but i can be the contact to get you to the right person in the port if you have a question not within the engineering division project management office. >> excellent. leave a card or contact information. >> absolutely. >> thank you. >> is the sea wall under your purview. >> no that is brad benson. >> can you reach out to brad and let him know we would like a response next time. we are the governance for his

we got ahold of gas buddy. they tell us -- did i hear trumpet trumpets? good, good, good. 13 states have at least one station selling gasoline at less than $2 a gallon. hope to see that come up to about 50 states at some point. dreaming here. >>> let's get to the iowa caucuses. they are next monday, by the way. joe biden had a heated exchange with an iowa voter over climate change. better watch this. >> -- then you want to replace these gas lines and that's not going to work. we got to stop building and replacing pipelines. >> [ inaudible ]. stuart: the first rule of politics was don't ever tell a voter don't vote for me but i digress. he also addressed his age? ashley: he did. he was in a very feisty mood. ed was the person addressing joe biden and mr. biden did address his age. take a listen. >> whomever i pick is two things. one, is capable of me being president because i'm an old guy, okay? no, but i'm serious. look, thank god i'm in great health, i work out, no, i'm serious. you know, i work out every morning, i'm in good shape, knock on wood as my m

there was another, a door opened for john bolton sunday night when somehow "the new york times" got aholdge of what was in the manuscript. that door stayed open from sunday until 25 minutes ago. and i think when you look back on this, that will be the period where maybe you rehash and reexamine some of your decisions. i wish he had spoken out. i do think, john bolton's story, the book was written by john bolton. if you're in the room, and you're chris christie, you've seen some of that stuff. he sent it to the mueller report. donald trump doesn't abide by norms and laws and who has sxleernls who doesn't. so chris christie has been in the room. never said anything like what john bolton had the courage to say. mattis wrote a book. said nothing hfl more scathing criticism for donald trump and his resignation letter than the entire book. and i read every page waiting for it. others were there for all the russian shenanigans. they've said nothing still. they say nothing. rex tillerson has let things slip out. what i thought was possible, if the bolton revelations came out, they would almost in