they're executing a search warrant for an ak-47.hen they got here, they encountered cher's dog. >> reporter: jack, the doberman who adored cher, was already at bill's place. no one knew exactly how he got there, but the dog was anxious, pacing nervously. >> jackie was really animated and agitated, and just kept circling and running up into the jungle. >> and the dog would come down and like bark at the people that were doing the search, and run up the hill -- "follow me, guys." and the dog led them up there -- >> reporter: this hill right here?" >> right here. and went up into the back of the property. >> reporter: jack bounded up and down the hill, until police followed him. and there, they found something shocking. a mound of disturbed dirt. they began to dig. cher's husband, keith, waited at the bottom of the hill. >> the police went up with shovels, and then they came down, about two hours later, and said, we need you to come up and take a look. >> reporter: in a shallow grave, hidden under a mound of garbage, the police made a

>> the baby inside the king ake. if it's a proper one. and the tradition there is a plastic baby inside, whoever who gets it has to throw the next king cake party. i send those to a lot of my colleagues on mardi gras day, since they are so gracious to have votes on mardi gras day. i get on a plane 6:30 in the morning to fly to d.c. when everybody is landing coming to new orleans. >> everybody knows about the president's relationship with the house republican leader kevin mccarthy, but people don't know that he likes you and consults you. what are the times you are likely to hear from him? >> it's a lot of different times, but when the i was in the hospital, the president reached out. it was 8:00 at night, you get the call from the white house, it's not a specific number, like a 202 will show up and he will all to check in. and right now, we are getting ready to start the trade bill, the president's renegotiated nafta and yesterday was the irst meeting in my office with kevin brady and the trade team on our side and we are going to start t

intermediate range nuclear forces treaty has been consistently violated senior figures in turkey's ruling ak party of met the un human rights investigators looking into the murder of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi and six months on from the latest ebola virus outbreak in the democratic republic of congo world health organization says four hundred sixteen people have now been killed. now thousands of iranians have been visiting the mostly i'm of ayatollah ruhollah khomeini the founder of the islamic republic they've gathered to mark the fortieth anniversary of the one nine hundred seventy nine revolution that overthrew a centuries old dynasty same bus driver he has more from tehran. when the man who led iranian revolution toppled the king and ended centuries of empire was buried his final resting place was a humble empty plot next to a graveyard now the muzzle iyam of ayatollah ruhollah khomeini iran's first supreme leader serves as a symbol of the islamic republic its grand halls a reminder to visitors perhaps of the reverence he is owed as men and women young and old civilians and soldier

billionaire company, and we don't see why the german government or japanese billionaire's should seek to ,ake money off american jobs but that's what that merger will do. >> watch monday night at 8:00 eastern, on c-span2. unfoldsn, where history daily. in 1970 nine, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. today, we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events in washington, d.c., and around the country. she's dan is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. next, q&a, talking about the memoirs of ulysses s grant. after that, theresa may takes questions from the members of the house of commons. then we'll show you some of the discussion from today's session of the national governors association winter meeting. >> this week on q&a, west point english professor elizabeth samet discovers her annotated edition of ulysses s. grant's memoirs. ♪ brian: elizabeth samet, you have a book over 1000 pages long called the annotated memoirs of ulysses s. grant. what is different about thi

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earlier we spoke to correspondent stephen barr of ake and seoul and asked him what the main issues are that need to be resolved there is still a long way to go and for all the talk we've heard over the past of our minds about how things are quite good between the two sides they still haven't addressed the big questions which are north korea still has just as many of their weapons as they did before all of this started and they still haven't provided a road map or time to molest or how they will get rid of the krays of course not going to just do this for no reason they're going to put these their nuclear program ahead and that kind of bargaining chip and they hope to get from the u.s. what they've been calling corresponding measures which basically means that they want to be rewarded and the most likely thing that they want to ask for it is sanctions relief they want the u.s. to pull back some of the constraints that are agrees ability to trade internationally because north korea wants to develop their economy and it remains to be seen whether or not that you say will be able to come t

ake a million fish and put them in a cage and grow them, get a million fish back out and put them on the table. our plan here is take everything we've learned how to do in growing theses specd demonstrate the technology, transfer the technology from the research level out to the commercial level, and to do that, we're a permit a farm to produce 5,000 tons of fish about 4 miles out to sea. now, mussels and oysters, we know how to do that. we've done that for a long time, and we reasonably know how to grow fin fish, but're not growing it here. we're growing it in other parts of the world d then bringing it here. now we get back into the balance part of it again. does it really make sense for us to have our salmon coming from chile, being processed in china, and then flown into our market? does it make sense for us to have europe sea bass grown in gree and then brought into southern california? we had 16 canneries in southern california from los angeles too san did were 40,000 people in the tuna industry alone in san diego and in southern califoia, but now all there is is the corporate

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i'm going ak down. >> the woman driving the car was the mother of two of the girls that died.he survived the crash. there's a gofundme crash to raise money for funeral costs. we have a link to that igtour nbc wash app. >>> fairfax police department will have a woman at its head. erin schaible spent three decades working for police, most ecently at the deputy chief of patrol she's going to start her new job on february 19th. >>> today, the new englanders willelebrate the patriots, as boston hosts its sixth super bowleaparade. the returned home from atlanta after beating the rams on sunday night. ifee you like today's celebration is deja vu, listen to this -- since 2002, boston has had 12 championship parades. the latest was a few months ago. the red soxon their fourth rld series. the bruins won the stanley cup in 2011. the celtics won it in 2010. >> i forget about that. >> uhey keep winning there. >> we need boston and the patriots to share the weth. >> i know how you really feel. >> what do you mean? i'm a nice person. >>> the mayor will forever have caps'to remember the stanl

america will not ake advantage of them, not send them back to certain death, not believe that walls can or should keep them out. instead, we welcome them with open arms. this, the wealthiest and most powerful country on the face of the planet. and ours moment obligations to one another and be all the stronger for it. we, we, together, we are making a stand for the truth against lives and hate and ignorance and intolerance. we are going to show the country who we are. [crowd cheering] rep. o'rourke: a president describes mexican immigrants as rapists and criminals -- [crowd booing] rep. o'rourke: we have the chance to tell him and the country that immigrants commit crimes, including violent crimes, at a lower rate than do americans who are born in this country. [crowd cheering] beeno'rourke: el paso has the safest city in the united states of america not in spite of the fact that we are a city of immigrants but because we are a city of immigrants. >> that's the truth! [crowd cheering] rep. o'rourke: we are going to make a stand to ensure we live up to our promise, to our potential, to ou

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so one use of this 5g car, i can download an ultra—high—definition ak movie on the move.y features built into the car. in this part of barcelona, there is an experimental 5g network, and sensors have been fitted to traffic lights, and even a bicycle, sending warning alerts to the car at high speed. game is also are promised a better experience on the move. another big advantage of 5g is low latency. that means the length of time between me pressing a button and something happening, and it is much, much smaller on 5g compared to ag. and that means cloud gaming, where all the data is held off your machine, in the cloud, is a lot better and a lot easier. let's have a look. every movement i make is translated in the virtual world far more smoothly than it would be over ag network. but, even as the mobile operators prepared to give us 5g, they admit they can't predict how we will use it. ag was a great moment in mobile, we saw the likes of netflix and facebook really kickstart their growth with a faster, better network experience. we don't yet know what the killer applications

looking to floor action, the senate will be aking up the nomination of william barr, the attorney general. up aar the house is taking war powers resolution on yemen. tell us about that briefly. > the war powers resolution essentially force the president to bring troops back home from the civil war conflict yemen. this would -- this is something that the senate had passed december.ack in the house foreign affairs committee just approved it this now heads to the floor. the house next week. significant, is is is if both chambers pass it and send it to the president, lexing their congressional authority, and the separation of powers, then this likely will be the first resolution or piece of that will be vetoed by president trump. obviously, a significant moment of divided era government. >> scott wong, senior staff on the hill. ollow his reporting at thehill.com. thank you for joining us. >> thank you chlt [captions copyright national cable satellite corp 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.o

fields,aking our lling our cattle. just breaking all the trees.r: two pele have been killed in the village in five years. >> since the government stopped hunting, the elephants became more and more and more. makilling them se that will -- [indiscernible] reporter: that is what they are planning to do. the cabinet delivered a report proposing to lift the hunting ban and allowing limited killing of elephants and using the meat for pet food. tourists provide botswana's second-largest industry after diamond mining. some believe hunting wld drive many away. >> as soon as we stopped hunting, botswanbecame the most sought after tourism destination in africa. rrivals inm revenue shot through the roof. my worry is that it will have a negative impact. repo some wilderness areas are not suited to tourists. tiwell-regulated h can be used as a conservation tool. and in an election year, hunting appeals to rural voters. owis is the remains of a c killed by predators in tha area behindside of the fence and the community area there. the real cost of living next-d

his ak-47 never leaves his side.as instructed education departments to allow education for girls of religious studies, modern studies, science and math, he says. but there's a catch. once they reach puberty girls cannot go to school with boys. and the sad reality is that few in rule areas like this see women's education as a priority. the taliban's focus now is on showing it can govern effectively. across the country the group has appointed shadow governors like mulavi haqsar. for his security haqsar is always on the move. when the villagers hear he is visiting, they quickly line up to air their issues. there are disputes over money and land ownership. "your petition will be dealt with tomorrow," haqsar says. corruption is rampant in the afghan government. the taliban has a reputation for delivering quick if harsh justice. the islamic emirate has laws, this man says. it has an islamic sharia system in place. haqsar agrees to sit down with us. his bodyguard listens for security updates on the radio. we start out by as

a diamond studded pistol and a text to his wife joking about giving an ak=47 to their six month old daughtery said he smuggled mountains of drugs into the u=s. using secret tunnels ... prinvate planes ... fishing boats ... oil tankers ... even submarines. more than a dozen former associates testified against el chapo... including the technician who said he was hired to install spyware so the drug lord could eavesdrop on subordinates. defense attorneys said they were all liars who were only seeking leniency for themselves. they rested theur case after only half an hour. guzman himself never took the stand. democratic governor ... holds his ground amid mounting calls that he resign over racist photographs ... plus, the challenges facing the person next in line to possibly replace him.. (pam) and the weekend storms created a host of incidents around the bay area .. including major traffic problems.. details next. [music playing] (sashimi) psst. hey, you! the one with the designer dog collar. wondering how i upgraded to this sweet pad? a 1,200-square-foot bathroom, and my very own spa. all i had

a diamond studded pistol and a text to his wife joking about giving an ak=47 to their six month old daughtertheyd he smuggled mountains of drugs into the u=s. using secret tunnels ... prinvate planes ... fishing boats ... oil tankers ... even submarines. more than a dozen former associates testified against el chapo... including the technician who said he was hired to install spyware so the drug lord could eavesdrop on subordinates.defense attorneys said they were all liars who were only seeking leniency for themselves.they rested theur case after only half an hour.guzman himself never took the stand. (grant) the jury has retired for the night without a verdict ... here you can see el chapo's wife and lawyer as they left the courthouse. the delierations are due to resume tomorrow. (vicki) still ahead... get ready for major changes to the bart schedule. why many early riders are not happy. (grant) and the embattled virginia governor says he will not resign. how he's trying to move past a decades- old racist photo. (grant) taking a live look at stormtracker 4 radar... you can see the scattered you

him aked -- he offers plus mastership -- postma stership.says if you can help me break this filibuster, 200 years from now schoolchildren will know to names. abraham lincoln and everett dirksen. so these tapes are just fantastic. we worked on them when we were working on the memoirs. when we went down to the ranch to help him on his memoirs. a funny story from a ceo of pepsi. he was a friend of richard nixon. and first came into office, he went to johnson's ranch to talk about a sensitive matter. howson looked up and said am i supposed to know what happened 30 years ago? i have a little tape machine and i would have verbatim conversations come out great. you tell nixon that there is nothing more important than a taping system. [laughter] and thereby johnson contributes to the downfall of his good friend richard nixon. david: our leaders born are they trained? doris: i think some qualities are inborn. empathy is one of them. lincoln from a the time he was a little kid when his friends would have hot coals on turtles to make them wriggle, he w

that micks akes me wonder if ou focus is on intercontinental ballistic missile rather than the nuclearand he has also hinted he might ease sanctions. that's where north korea is looking for. they want easing of sanctions, peace declaration. they want end of u.s. south korea exercises. i think there's going to be concessions given to north korea in return for some sort of a deal. it's not going to be a declaration of their nuclear missile program. their inventory. >> what about the progress? president trump says early next week he's going to announce details of the second summit. it's reported it's probably likely to be in vietnam. we have not confirmed that. as we look ahead to the next m summ summit, what progress has been made since the last one? >> to be frank, i don't think we have made a lot of progress since the singapore summit. north korea did dismantle a couple obsolete missile test site. but those are kind of superficial steps. not real steps toward denuclearization. they were obsolete test sites. so without that, i just think only thing -- the only progress is an agreement t

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irginia ake of the governor's crisis, we take a oser look into why it is such a painful symbol of racism. >> announcer: wcome to "news4 this week." >>> hello, everyone, i'm leonis ha we're going to begin with a family in mourning this week after horrific crash in bowie. five children, all of them related, killed in the she were riding in when it swerved off the road. darcy spencer spoke with family members who are dealing with an unspeakable loss. >> reporter: these are the facev of the children who died when the suv they were riding in ran off theroad, crashed through the wood line and spun out a snowy field. police say they were all thrown from the suv. >> it's just heart breaking. i jt don't even know what to say. it's overwhelming. >> reporter: the snow has melted revealing a heart-breaking debris field. car parts sttered as far as you can see. even a car seat. family members of the victims came her to see firsthand where their young lives came to such a tragic end. james lost his granddaughter. he says it's reminder for families to stay close. >> that's the message i get out of all

>> that position i mentioned in a press conference was aking aking -- acting attorney general. >> would bob mueller going to agree with you? >> mueller is going to finish this investigation when he wants to finish with this investigation. >> is mr. mueller honest? >> i have been on the record of his ability to conduct this investigation. >> do you believe he's honest or no? >> yes, i do believe he's honest. >> do you believe he's conflicted? >> congressman, as i mention regarding recusal for the individual lawyer to make once a matter before them. i am sure whether it is bob mueller or rosenstein. >> do you believe that mr. mueller is conflicted? >> as acting attorney general, i follow regular order at the department of justice. i expected that the lawyers and the staff that work for me follow regular orders. as i sit here today, i don't have any reason to believe that. >> you believe he's honest and you don't believe he's conflicted. can you say mr. president, bob mueller is not conflicted. >> i am not in public to repeat what you said. >> are you able to say it? >> i have answered you

the market was expecting about 3%, so that was positive. ,aking a look at the margins they declined aroundsis points. that is actually a lot better than the market was expecting. costs are rising and prices are coming down. some analysts were expecting margins to climb around 100 basis points. it looks like a positive report, and there should be some upsides in those shares. anna: danny, let's get to you on the banking sector. we reported earlier that deutsche bank is reducing its stake. also, barclays. >> pressure across the board for some major european banks. hna, once the biggest investor in deutsche bank, now completely exiting their stake. this has been a long-running process. then we have tyler global also pulling out of barclays. 2.5% of shares outstanding. the fact that they are pulling back really is a blow to the ceo and his plans. anna: thank you very much. you can get more details on any of the stocks we are following here. this is bloomberg. ♪ the latest innovation from xfinity isn't just a store. it's a save more with a new kind of wireless network store. it's a look what yo

we're left with sos clouds in ake and after that dry with nothing but sunshine.ou're th,king, ok sunday is really shaping up. well, my friends, we have a wind warning, a high wind warning in effect for areas in the orange which includes -- i should have paused this first, which includes frederick county, maryland. for the res of us it's wind advisory. it begins in the afternoon, ends at 10:00 a.m. and thi i what we can expect. in the washington, d.c., metro area, surrounding counties, gusts will reach anywhere from 45 to 55 miles an hour. as you head farther north into frederick county, that's where we have the possibility of 60-mile-per-hour gusts. that why you a are under a high wind warning. what we can expect with this, swaying trees, downed trees possible the farther north and west you head. we m even see power lines affected by this, something to keep in mind. it doesn't just stop from there. we're actuallyoing to see some breezy to windy conditions on monday as well. that's why the advisory, the warning is extended until10:00 a.m. monday morning. looking a

mcca b has written ak about the director.discusses the book and describes meeting president trump in the oval office just hours after comey's firing. >> how i long was after that that you decided to start the obstruction and justice and nc counterintelli investigations involving the president? >> i think the next day i met with the team investigating the edssia cases. and i ahe team to go back and conduct an assessment. >> in march, one day before mccabe was scheduled to retire, he was fired by then-attorney the justice department accused mccabe of misleading investigators during an internal probe. president trump has said in a tweet, he calledccabe disgraced and pretended to be a, quote, poor, little angel. and he called mccabe a for james comey. >>> last year, the average refund was just over $2,100. this year, it's about $1,900. you can blame changes in the tax law for the lower refund. withholding will mean people get less money or owe >>> this morning, we're hearing from passengers on the delta flight that hit turbulence

and this gentleman is called us and done aked he what the american environmentalists agency from many is he's also the best engineer in the world to investigate the ecological impact of coca-cola bottles that does a very imitation there are smaller. typical quote battles about this from this big green translucent all riskless. over is flawless. and danny is referring to the beginning of the seventy's. that was when the coca-cola company began to show an interest in plastic and to reach out to him. what they wanted to know is if you take into account in all other and environmental impacts on nature what is the best system the engineer works for over a year comparing the environmentalists impact of last bottles to that of any million cans and plastic bottles he costs analyzes the data makes graphs does complex calculations and he finally comes to this conclusion. a glance at the table shows that the returnable glass bottle provided it makes fifteen trips before it is discard is the ecological container. thanks to this report the coca-cola company know this pulling well at the start of t

you see justin fairfax, the lieutenant govereer, who ak before black history month, overseeing the virginia state senatehave to step up and walk away as robert e. lee and stonewall jackson were honored by the virginia senate. there is still a battle f the soul of the state. there are three or four virginias in one virinia. you go to northern virginia, it is soled blue. y come here to rich mon, they elected their first democrat congress person in 45 years. if you g to inteft virginia, it resembles other states in dixie. i think this is indicative of some of the tensions over time that people who wanted to keep the uncobrmfortable equim together. don't rock the boat. but when things like this happen, it reallyse expos howlv unrere all this is. >> if northam steps down, who will take over? >> justin fairfax. he has been st kind of subdued in calling for his resignation. there is an element ohim want be to be magnanimous. but because of virginia's peculiar secular term limits for governor, hepooulntially be governor. he could serve out rest of northam's three-year r rm and run his own four year

know, recognizing that the service ut of and having had mentors and other veterans that came before me akee under their wing and help me get on my feet when i was going to law school and from the transition military to civilian life was impactful to me. thing.ed to do the same i served and mentored the veterans coming out of the after me and got involved in helping veterans out jobs and just figure how to make the transition from military to civilian life. did you ssman, how decide you would seek a seat in the u.s. house of representatives? years ago, this was not on our radar. had young kids, raising our family, involved in the community. after the election, president we started to think about what that meant for our country challenges our democracy would face in the years ray head. -- years ahead. we went to the first women's march in 2017. i till remember, my wife and went there with our young kids, on my ad my daughter shoulders and i had my son's there were over one-00,000 -- 1-00,000 people day.showed up that we knew that although some if people laid ahead, got involved and stepped u

. >>> now to something we have not talked about in byears, ak merger. two bb&t and suntrust agreed to combine, creating the sixth largest financial instituon in the untry. believe it or not, it is the biggest u.s. bank deal in a decade. wall street liked what it heard. both stocks gained. suntrust was up 10% today, bb&t was up 4%. wilfred frost has more os thi $66 billion deal. >> the combination of bb&t and suntrust will be one of the dominant forces in the southeast region, becoming the third biggest bank in the area by deposit. it falls behind bank of america an wellss fargo whose sto declined in light of the extra competition, as did jpmorgan who has a big presence in florida. the deal strikes a perct sweet spot. it will not be subject to more stringent regulation because n's big enough to be considered strategically important. and there are plenty of cinsin y synergies the ability to close branches. it will also allow increased investment in technology, a key areaighted by bb&t ceo, kelly king who will serve as chairman and ceo of the combined bank

jeffries: and i respond by the way i can only respond by, you never thought hip-hop would ake it this far. and so i think biggie smalls, jay-z, in many ways captures the aspirational aspect of american dream, american exceptionalism. it doesn't apply only in wealthy suburbs but in inner cities. mike: i want to thank my axios colleagues for their constant miracles. c-span for your live coverage. thank the bank of america for making these conversations possible. thank all of you for starting valentine's day with us. mr. chairman, thank you for a great conversation. mr. jeffries: thank you. mike: drop the mic. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. isit ncicap.org] >> and the u.s. house still in recess but we expect members to start debate on the house-senate compromise over border security and budget funding. the measure would provide $1.4 billion of barrier borders and including money for nine federal departments and 2% pay raise for federal workers.

to get to the heart of what akes valentine's day just so sugary. >> here, we are our -- >> reporter:he day, production manager al sa alexandra. >> this is where the magic happens. >> reporter: we take all the candy from the kitchen, and we rope it in the beautiful chocolate. next week, sweet sqhearts will sp 5d $1.8 billion on candy,8 million pounds of chocolate and 36 million heart-shaped boxes. how big is valentine a's day fo you? >> highest single day on february 13th. >> mostly men on the 13th? >> we tendo procrastinate. ceo. porter: brad is the >> people will bring hearts they purchased 50 years ago. >> that's so srtet. >> re: the coupling of chocolate with the holiday can be traced back to the 1800s, when confectioner cad bubury tua coc butter into beautifully packaged eating chocolate. years later, the hershey's kiss was created. russell stover and his wife created the heart-shaped box. the rest is a love affair. do you feel you're helpi love around the country? >> who doesn't love candy? it is all about the ribbons. they're coming back. >> i know why lucy started doing this.

senior figures in turkey's ruling ak party have met the un special rapporteur who is looking into the murder of saudi journalists. they say agnes calmar shares their frustrations and fears that there won't be full justice for everyone suspected of involvement the kingdom insists its rulers had no knowledge of the killing inside its consulates in istanbul last october. the united nations delegation has shown that their objective is to convey the facts and deliver true evidence in case to the whole world they have listened to my testimony as a friend of jamal khashoggi we have no hope of reaching justice as long as the first suspect saudi crown prince mohammed bin is in full control of all aspects of government including the judiciary the united nations investigation team has the same suspicions and are trying to reach the truth objectively and therefore they are seeking help from turkey february first marks six months since the start of the latest ebola outbreak in the democratic republic of congo the world health organization says there have been seven hundred forty three confirmed ca

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now one hundred fifty campaigns worldwide against us interference in the country we heard from one ak antiwar activist who was at that protest in new york. this was a day for the people of the world the grassroots movement to make their voice heard against another u.s. war a war that's for oil that's for in her realist domination and has nothing to do with humanitarian aid as there is no war that the us has ever fought that has been for humanitarian purpose it will raise a firestorm within latin america that is absolutely clear destruction of the economy of venezuela this is a crime that the us is community there and saying that there is chaos and the us intervention is needed but who is causing the economic destabilization in venezuela it's a seizing of venezuela's own funds and the an imposition of sanctions on the blocking of train that the us is orchestrating with the venezuelan opposition blaming the government for severe shortages of basic goods one of us a good journalist in caracas says not everything is as it seems like split will fall went to a local market. and say there wa

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just how high are the akes?lle: many people have questions about the mood music going into these talks went you consider that th lu.s. governmed out charges against the huge chinese telecom company huawei and accusations against the chief financial officer. nfocus will go back to tht week. their extra processes due to be goang on ina. it makes it difficult. u.s. officials tried to say those are separate from the talks. i don't think the chinese necessarily see it in those terms. but it goes back to this idea that america is worried about china's industrial ambitions, and they see their lead in technology as something they want to hold onto. jane: how enforceable would any deal be? what would stop china reneging on its commitments when tariffs were lifted? michelle: americans have beenth burned b in the past. if you go back to the obama period, one of the iues that keeps coming up again and again in these negotiations is the theft of trade secrets from americ companies, particularly done by cyber theft. gere was

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so needless to say, that is an ak active looking seven-day forecast.tuned to that window starting monday afternoon, tuesday, and wednesday. in the north bay we could see a lot of rain falling up there. right now it looks like there is enhanced flooding risk for portions of the north bay around midweek. we'll stay tuned and see if some of that rain has more of an impact further south around wednesday. >> you caught my attention with the four to six inches and the ground is fairly still saturated. >> the atmospheric river, that sticks around for 24, 48 hours, could be an issue there, especially north of marin county, we'll have to watch that closely. >> rob, thanks a lot. still ahead on nbc bay area news. >> people say it's never too late to change, and this bay area man is living proof. the single moment he credits with getting him off the streets and into helping others. journeyo went from homeless to hopeful. he says because people reached out to hel >>> now to a remarkable journey of a local man who went from homeless to hopeful. >> he says because p

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the one-time oriole is about to ake his taleno mission beach. the deal when completed will be theiggest free agent contract in american pro sports history. coming offtis b season in the bigs. 37 homers, 170 rbi for the orioles and i dodgersn 2018. one new fish finding a big pond, as sherree burress tells usm f west palm beach. >> reporter: of all the free agents left in baseball, all the attention now on bryce harper. how will manny machaeg's ma contract affect harper'sll futu? wi he sign with a new be back with the nationals this spring? >> we've made preparations for life without bryce if that's the way it goes. have.e the team we we look at it this way, we're going to talk about and worry about the players that we have. >> when i play defense, if he's there or not, my throws are the kme. and i thhat's good to kind of separate us, you know, mentallye have to be focused on what we have to do every day, und us atn who is a the time. that's our job. >> at the end of the day as players, you know, we hope he gets something that really thiscts what

ak >> had they him into custody immediately, she would ay and he t wouldn't be a fugitive. >> reporter: in a statement, richard bcerritt's attorney tellsnews, mr. merritt sounded upbeat and optimistic about his chances of after serving just five years. i simply cannotbe eve this is happened. more questions than answers tonight as the hunt for an alleged ller intensifies. tammy leitner, nbc news. >>> president trump announced new details of his sec meeting with kim jong-un of north korea at the end of this month i vietnam. he said it will be held in hahe capital. though some u.s. officials wanted it held in the coastal resort city of da nang where mr. tru attended an economic conference two years ago. >>> and this was a big day for some of those twho thinky can become the next president. leading democrats making apprances around the country today. as another officially entershe race. white house correspondent kelly o'donnell has more. good evening. oo >> reporter: evening, jose. add another top tier democrat to the 2020 mi the ballooning field of candidates who hope to win their party n

. >> reporter: hoping to raise awtyeness as her akes center stage. gabe gutierrez, nbc news, atlanta. >>> hundreds of thousands of people took to thetreets of venezuela again today, protesting the government of nicolas maduro. while in this country some of those who have fled venezuela pore showing their s for change. nbc's mariana atencio has more from miami. >> reporter: making his way through the crowds in the streets of caracas, venezuela, interim president juan guaido addressed hundreds ofhousands supporters. in an act of defiance, nicol maduro held hiswn rami, proposing early elections for the national assembly which is led by guaido. here and around florida hundreds of venezuelans say they are energized by the trump administration's hard line against maduro. among them this fily. they fled the crisis back home in 2007. >>er a 20 years going through this nightmare, we're finally seeing the light at the end of the tunnel. >> reporter: and the pressure is mounting. today an air force general defect from the maduro government. the situation growin

. >>> there is b aking news tonight coming from san francisco where a massive gas explosion sparked an inferno ing multiple buildings, sending plumes of smoke across the city. our miguel almaguer is watching it for us. >> this is a gas explosion. we need to evacuate a block in every direction. >> reporter: the gas line explosion rocked this san francisco neighborhood. flames shooting several stories high. the wall of fire engulfing at least five buildings as neighbors ran for their lives. >> we're not going to extinguish the main. >> let the glass burn. t put the water building, the building! >> reporter: with emergency crews evacuating nearby, the fireball erupted around 1:00 p.m. constructi crews may have punctured a gas line, igniting the three-alarm blaze that quickly read. a blowtorch still rning tonight. as smoke billows into the san francisco skyline, more than 100 firefighters are on-scene. this iconic stretch of the city dotted with homes and businesses. tonight crews are scrambling to cap th explosion all while hoping no one was killed. miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> and ther

senior figures in turkey's ruling ak party have met un human rights investigators looking into the murder of saudi china's jamal khashoggi they say agnes shares their frustrations and fears that there won't be full justice for all those suspected of involvement in the killing the saudi leadership insists it had no knowledge of the events which took place inside a saudi consulate in istanbul last october who. has done the all the the united nations delegation has shown that their objective is to convey the facts and deliver true evidence in case to the whole world they have listened to my testimony as a friend of jamal khashoggi that we have no hope of reaching justice as long as the first suspect saudi crown prince mohammed bin sole man is in full control of all aspects of governance including the judiciary the united nations investigation team has the same suspicions and are trying to reach the truth objectively and therefore they are seeking help from turkey stephanie deca has more from outside the consulate in istanbul. it was amusing that last around an hour and a half un special rapp

ak starlight 11 roll into the station today after being stuck in the middle of nowhere nor two days. >> we played cards and took naps and looked at the snow piling up. >> officials say the train struck a tree that fell on the tracks in oakridge sunday evening. with more than a foot of snow on the ground passengers had to sit tight while crews cleared the tracks. >> all of a sudden the train stopped in this real snowy area and the snowflakes were coming down like huge. >> a statement amtrak said with local power outages and blocked roads, it was decided the safest place for our customers was to remain on the train where we were able to provide food, heat, electricity and toilets. some passengers blasted amtrak for its handling of the situation. >> i'm very disappointed with amtrak's lack of communication. >> others heaped praise on the railroad's employees. >> they were so professional and so kind and we really wanted for nothing except for maybe someplace comfortable to lie down and a shower. >> amtrak says it will provide refunded and other compensation to passengers. elizabeth cook