annette: do i think he was a tragic figure? gosh. i think he was a tragedy for this country. >> [laughter] annette: a tragic figure? you know, this is, he didn't -- i can't find anything about him that -- he doesn't -- he didn't seem to have a visible sense of humor in a way. there's not a lot of -- yeah, i would think he's a tragic figure. >> [laughter] annette: i mean, i'm trying -- when i think of tragedy you think of like a hero, you think of somebody, you know, who has a grand, you know, persona and is sort of brought down. i feel -- but i do think in a sense he's tragic because he wanted desperately to rise. and he actually did rise. and it's an amazing story. i mean, how do you -- you can't read until you're 19 years old, and then you're president at some point. that's the grit, the tenacity and which served him well. that's why he was able to stay committed to the union. i mean, at tremendous personal sacrifice. he was a courageous -- he could have been killed. there were people, many, many people who wanted to kill him that.

annette we've seen how the u.s. has chosen to handle this issue of chinese competitiveness is the e.u. really in a place to get tough on china. well it could actually be a good timing because china is a has a lot of problems currently with its economy and they might actually be willing to compromise more than ever before what they're trying currently is to devaluate their currency and to sell their products even cheaper to the international markets and that is why everybody's saying now wait on a minute this con be like sustainable we're seeing that with the solar and solar sector for example china was offering their pro dags at really low prices which then led to that it's traction that the minds of the solar industry in a way here in germany and that the same time there's also a widening current stern that china is just buying into technology in the vast with the sort of investors which have states backing so what currently politicians are discussing and what they are arguing is that there needs to be a level play

<annette castro, leana and kiara rubin's grandmother "jaiah was kiara's best friend, kiara was the sister-is the sister of the driver and she lost her sister and her best friend in this tragedy. her parents, jaiah lightner's parents have been reaching out to my granddaughter. it's so beautiful, you know, they're suffering too and they're thinking of all of us who are suffering. jaiah, when i saw her, she would say, 'hey grandma, what's up?' because she was so much of a part of our family too."> four others remain in the hospital, some with serious injuries. (robin ) in palo alto... police are searching for a group of men accused of robbing and assaulting another man along university avenue. the victim says... he was being followed monday night, while heading to the transit center... and while he stopped to check his email on his phone to let a group pass.... a man grabbed his phone... and another started kicking him. we're still working on getting a description of (robin ) in the east bay -- 46-year-old francisco lima was arrested after allegedly crashing into an unoccupied police vehicle in

brexit is firmly back at the front pages as annette. i never get a day off.n the independent. we are talking about a likely delay. senior administers meant that even if mrs mae lives —— went vote on tuesday they will have to wait for all the legislations go through before the deal can be done. it puzzles me as to why it is just deal can be done. it puzzles me as to why it isjust recently deal can be done. it puzzles me as to why it is just recently done deal can be done. it puzzles me as to why it isjust recently done on people. and if she was as they could be even longer so it would drag on and on and on. and everyone you meet is despairing about this right now. if it is to wait, what happens after that? will she face a vote of no—confidence? would there be cause for un—election, a second referendum? for un—election, a second referendum ? what for un—election, a second referendum? what is happening?m doesn't seem to add another cloud and a confusing fog over brexit. the evening standard first had this story today and it was followed by few other papers. it d

>> annette benning. >> rihanna. come on. smoking.song she did, "stay." >> i love that one. >> gorgeous. it actually makes me cry. so beautiful. ♪ around and around and around and around we go ♪ >> it's your favorite stars like you have never seen them before, dressed like an alternate universe and letting it down. >> i'm quite a fan of "the hills" which was my original guilty pleasure reality tv. >> what's the hills about? >> it's like general itically beautiful probably now aided cosmetic -- i don't know. just wandering around. i was quite into heidi montag. >> emily, where was your first kiss? >> it was playing spin the bottle at my own house. i was 13. the tongue comes at you with -- ooh. >> okay, michael, where was your first kiss? >> she was going lunch, i was going to mys cla, and -- >> she actually kissed me. >> she made the first move. >> she did.did. i didn't fight it. >> we have seen amy adams playing lynn cheney in vice. watch her play carry yoky. >> i really like "alone" by heart. ♪ how do i get you alone >> can i make a

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que dijo una empleada a los maestros en huelga de la secundaria la mujer ha sido identificada como annette una nueva modalidad en los teléfonos >> envían un enlace que al abrirlo le roban su información, tenga cuidado cuando reciba este tipo de mensajes evite convertirse en una víctima más >> hay mares que ofrecen clases des nodicen cómo se creó esta ic >> la gran cantidad de quejas que han recibido según las autoridades muchas de las policías son por exceso de velocidad los conductores por lo que la patrulla de caminos también serán sancionados porque aseguran los agentes que también incurran en faltas >> un televidente nos envió donde se ve a un conductor a gran velocidad y en sentido contrario adelantando a varios autos fue en una zona escolar esto fue a las 8:00 de la mañana contactamos a la policía para comentarios pero no hemos obtenido respuesta >> la policía al sur de california está en busca de una mujer que al parecer le insistía a una niña a que se subiera a su vehículo como nos reporta martín dos padres fueron puestos en alerta >> padre de familia han sido puesto en alerta >> l

. >> reporter: one that annette castro says she is waiting to wake up from. her 17-year-old granddaughter liana rubin was driving this car when it crashed near the intersection of lone tree way and indian hill drive in antioch on friday. lian with 13-year-old jaya lighter i er ilightnor die. four other passengers, all teenagers were hurt. >> liana was not a very experienced driver. she just got her license like somewhere around thanksgiving. >> reporter: antioch police believe speed and wet roads were the reason behind the crash. >> in the name of jesus -- >> we ask you, god, to comfort this family -- >> reporter: tears and remembering young lives who were so connected. jaya's extended family remembering her as full of love, a daddy's girl, who will never be forgotten. >> they just went too soon. >> we need to make it, make something big out of this, so other kids can know that driving is not a joke. it is not a joke. >> reporter: cheryl hurd, "today in the bay." >>> coming up on "today in the bay," "nbc bay area responds." >> i'm consumer viewer tracks me do

the four who survived including annette's other granddaughter kiara were hospitalized. friends of jaia's father jay said he did not have the strength to come to the vigil tonight. his daughter they say was his pride and joy. >> she was a wonderful girl. she was daddy's girl. >> reporter: the hope among friends and family, that what happened will send a larger message. >> this unnecessary accident, it has to be a witness to other teenage drivers. >> you have to obey the law. >> reporter: in antioch, christin ayers, kpix5. there, our people right in the middle of it" >>> suspects on scooters wanted for murder, the manhunt tonight in the south bay. tonight the >> truck is right here. curb is right there. our people are right in the middle of it. >> their fire truck riddled with bullet holes, tonight the davis fire chief recounts the actions his crew took the night a police officer was gunned down. >> and if you've always wanted a tesla, here's a way to get one for free. help identifying 2 suspects on scooters.. wanted for murder. it happened last month at th >>> tonight th

annette cooper, the labourmp, said acknowledge things?planning to have a brief 90 minute debate, and then carry on regardless. that prompted a very rare event in the house of commons, the government actually stood up and spoke to the dispatched party, the dispatch parties normally seen but not heard around the house of commons. he said no decision had been taken yet on how the government would respond if it loses, as most people think it will next tuesday's crucial vote. fascinating stuff, david many thanks. that's it for brexit: the debate, but we'll be back tomorrow with a full round—up, as the debate in the house of commons continues. you are watching bbc news, the time is quarter to nine. the family of a 14 year old boy who was murdered in east london says he was not linked to any gang. jayden moodie was stabbed to death after being knocked off his moped by a car on tuesday evening. 0ur correspondent adina campbell has more from leyton. while jade and his family have given an emotional tribute to the media this evening, the 14—year—ol

and let's bring in our frankfurt correspondent annette's fuck here for more on this and that we're still learning details of course about these charges keith tell us why this could be so explosive at this moment. in vera but also elsewhere because everywhere we're trying to create from forty to five key and that's when how while a while how way and the security concerns are kicking in because damn many countries currently are any fame they don't want to have supply from the chinese because they do have security concerns that the chinese state could actually spy through the infrastructure provided even though of course for now the companies fang there are no links between the chinese state and them ok and if i spot their force in frankfurt thank you very much and. meanwhile president trump has canceled his trip to the world economic forum in davos this comes amid the standoff with the democratic led house of representatives and the partial government shutdown that has left more than eight hundred thousand federal government workers unpaid for nearly three weeks trump is refusing to sign a

annette that's right.lay down neutral prime minister will lay down neutral motion, and mps will be able to attach amendments to that we are expecting them to have a range of options, some of them will be the so—called people's mode, second referendum, others will be explicitly trying to stop no brexit, theresa may is in, a situation like that in terms of politics, whichever way she turns, it's going to end up slitting her party. she doesn't have a majority, and she's only got ten du bmps as a sort of her own backstop. and labour aren't united on this issue. whatever she goes for, is likely to cause issues in the tory ranks. this is, they say they want a no deal taken is, they say they want a no deal ta ke n off is, they say they want a no deal taken off the table. there are others in the commons, such as those who want no brexit, and the clock is ticking. it's notjust about, even if theresa may manages to get this through their significant pieces of legislation that we should have by the end of march, we'v

. >>> "a star is born," bradley cooper, annette, producers. >> the eighth and final nominee, "vice."r, jeremy kleiner, adam mckay and kevin messick, producers. >> wow. >> congratulations to all the nominees. >> congratulations. thank you, everyone, for joining us and watch the 91st oscars sunday night february 24th on abc. that was so fun. >> we did it. >> all right. first of all, i really like those two. i kind of wish they were hosting the oscars, to be honest. >> it's not a bad idea. maybe we need to talk to somebody and see if we can make that happen. >> i like breakfast humor, early humor, i enjoy it. >> yeah. >> it's interesting. i feel like there weren't a whole lot of surprises. >> right. >> some people said timoth chalamet got snubbed. >> best supporting actor. >> best picture seemed like what people are talking about. >> i know "bohemian rhapsody" is so popular. everyone loves it. critically it's not getting a lot of love but it's one of the nominees so it has a chance for sure. >> the thing i'm most interested in is leading actress. you have lady gaga against glen clothes

. >> annette benning. >> rihonna. >> come on. come on. i love that one. gorgeous. actually makes me cry that song. ♪ ♪ round and around and around we go ♪ >> your favorite stars like you've never seen before dressed in an alternative universe letting their guard down and celebrating the best per father or mother man-- performances is. >> my original reality tv coming back. >> what is "the hills" about? >> it's about barriers like genetically beautiful probably now -- potentially cosmetic pondering around l.a. i was quite into heidi montag i she was on her way to lunch and i was on my way to class and she kissed me. >> cool. >> i didn't fight it. >> we've seen amy adams transform in "vice" but watch as she turns into a karaoke queen. >> i'm alone by heart. ♪ how do i get you alone ♪ how do i get you alone >> oh, my god. >> meanwhile at the star-studded party celebrating the issue, we checked in with sarah silverman about the controversy. of course, this week reports claimed there will be no host. that doesn't fit well with sarah. >> the wh

<annette castro, leana and kiara rubin's grandmother "jaiah was kiara's best friend, kiara was the sister-is the sister of the driver and she lost her sister and her best friend in this tragedy. her parents, jaiah lightner's parents have been reaching out to my granddaughter. it's so beautiful, you know, they're suffering too and they're thinking of all of us who are suffering. jaiah, when i saw her, she would say, 'hey grandma, what's up?' because she was so much of a part of our family too.">(ken)too."> (ken) four others remain in the hospital, some with serious injuries. (ken) police released a sketch of a man who beat an 88-year-old woman near a san francisco park last week. they are still searching for the suspect.. he is described as a skinny, black man in his 30's, around 5-feet 6-inches tall. the assualt happened around 6:45 in the morning. on january 8th. police responded to a home on the 1000- block of visitacion avenue. the suspect was seen leaving the home, then walking eastbound down the street. the grandmother who was beaten is still in the hospital with life- threatening injur

and that's annett cal and existential question, but it's just worth raising here because this is whatg. the people know things and have deep, deep concerns about the president. >> i have a very serious question. where is jim jordan's sport coat? [ laughter [ laughter ] either a suit or a sports jacket or something. i'm just joking. but it's true. i have often wondered. he never has on a blazer. >> i think it's the same place where the president's comb is. >> oh, my gosh! oh, my gosh. all right. we're just having a little fun. thank you, all. i appreciate it. >>> brexit. president trump trashing nato. is vladimir putin checking off every item on his wish list? go! frozen pizza one third of our classic crust is made with cauliflower but that's not stopping anyone o, that's good! it's a revolution in sleep. the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now during the january savings event. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it even helps with this. so you wake up ready to put your pedal to the metal. save up to $500 on select sleep number 360 sma

and that's annett cal and existential question, but it's just worth raising here because this is what we're facing. the people know things and have deep, deep concerns about the president. >> i have a very serious question. where is jim jordan's sport coat? [ laughter ] either a suit or a sports jacket or something. i'm just joking. but it's true. i have often wondered. he never has on a blazer. >> i think it's the same place where the president's comb is. >> oh, my gosh! oh, my gosh. all right. we're just having a little fun. thank you, all. i appreciate it. >>> the shutdown, brexit, president trump trashing nato. is vladimir putin checking off every item on his wish list? i had this chest cold, but my medicine kept wearing off. (coughs) ah! i missed you! then i discovered mucinex. one pill lasts 12 hours, and i'm good. mucinex releases fast and lasts 12 hours, not 4. let's end this. the latest inisn't just a store.ty it's a save more with a new kind of wireless network store. it's a look what your wifi can do now store. a get your questions answered by awesome experts store. it's a

>> look, i would stick with the definition of -- i think there's number of people talking about annetteto do this. it's no disrespect senator gillibrand, but we've got to look at kamala harris, michael bloomberg. >> harris: you like him on one ticket? >> i'm not here to pick our ticket. we will let voters in new hampshire and other places make those decisions. i think you've got to look -- cory booker, there are a number of people out there who are formidable. but they will have to go through, to nan's point, find a way to appeal to voters. all voters. this won't be an identity politics game alone. interest, politics, and identities of voters are not neatly tied to parties like they were ten and 20 years ago. you have to appeal to voters who may be democratic on trade, more republican on one thing. look at donald trump. he's an amalgamation of a number of different positions when it comes to economic issues. >> harris: we will bring you back another day. we had a bit of breaking news earlier, so thank you. >> think you come harris. >> harris: i'll be rightal back for drivers with accide

one is annette -- [inaudible] and the other book is robert putnam, our kids. >> which i really recommend. >> they both come to the same conclusion. there's a pattern of what she calls intensive parenting. and then working class is more what she calls natural growth parenting. working class kids do have less unsupervised time, but they are also exposed to a lot more trauma when they're kids. so their trajectory through college is very different, and college now our elite schools which is where these problems are most common, they're overwhelmingly the kids in the top few percent. so working class kids have a whole bunch of different obstacles facing them, but they to come with different mental issues than the upper class. >> and i do want to add to that. it's kind of funny, because for years we've been working, dealing with free speech issues on campus. and for years when i wrote an op-ed for "the new york times" in 2012, i got a very elitist responses that they weren't fancy enough colleges. the thing is we see plenty of cases where free speech is violated on or the kind of schools that

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. >> reporter: annette florentino has been the principal the lasta e.s, metal detecters, armed police ficers, some say teachers should be armed. you don't see that here, and kids feel safe. >> it is the efforts of the t people building. they engage with the kids. they engage with the parents. they're here to really support students. e're armed with knowledge. we use our mouth. we use our brain. we use our eyes, our ears. we use every tool wi have out using a weapon. it works. >> it seems to me that you guys are saying, at a time when people are so afraid about vience in schools, you think it starts with the smaller moments >> absolutely. one kid that has not gotten attention, that's over in the catner, that's quiet, th no one is paying attention to, that's the kid that will come i and s the building. it's him who you have to say, what's the matter? why you over there by yourself? >> reporter: one kid at a time. >> makes a . differen >> yeah. >> i walked into the school with this program, and i was spectercle. i remeaving a police officer at my school 25

so then, you can read the article for the details but we all know annette about what's going on that you can fill that in quickly. obviously, my crystal ball from 2019 is pretty cloudy but i think there is a question of to what extent do the capitals pay attention to this, how do they way here, we have enough trouble within the bubble of washington wing it and how will they respond. i think people respond in different ways, some will see this as an opportunity or even the necessity to play a different role, to begin to hedge against the u.s. of unpredictability or unreliability and so on so i think it's important to even more and in addition to ensuring our prince essential season. for domestic politics to affect how our allies and partners as well as rivals will finish . >> early case in point, when trump, very early, a day pulled out of the partnership, japan quickly engaged in a way that we've not seen japan engage before to pull other countries together and show leadership and getting cpt pt done and that's going into effect, it's going to have a big impact on global trade. but,

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i feel guilty on a few occasions we would hear her getting home and i would tell lupe, here comes annette service ended with a last radio call to officially marker end of watch. members of law enforcement lined the street and saluted as the officers body was taken from davis to her hometown. there are blue ribbons tied around trees and lamppost around town. the davis police chief said that her badge number, 224, will be retired. >>> and on trying when we posted the entire memorial service you will find statements from those paying tribute to officer corona. >>> the police department is being sued by a couple who says police mistakenly rated their apartment. the incident happened back in december 2017. it says police ransacked the couple's apartment to search for stolen iphones in connection with a burglary at the apple store. they say police took the man who lives in the home into custody and then they released him after his wife showed them the receipt for an iphone that he recently purchased at the apple store. the city's attorney's office told the chronicle that they are reviewing the

. >> reporter: annette flhas been principal for the last decade. >> some schools they are armed.ee that in this school and all the kids tell me they feel safe. it is because of the people that are in the building. they engage with the kids, with the parents and they are here to really support students. >> we're armed with knowledge. we use our mouth, our brain, our eyes, our ears. we use every tool that we have without using a weapon. and it works. >> reporter: it seems to me that you guys are saying by the time when people are so afraid about violence in schools, you think it starts with the smaller moments? >> absolutely. one kid that has not gotten attention that is over in the corn he, that is quiet, that no one is paying attention to, that is the kid that we'll say what's the matter, why you over there by yourself. but one kid at a time. that's the difference. >> i walked into the school at first with this program and i was kind of skeptical because i remember having a police officer at my school. and this was different. every single kid i talked with had a specific story ab