arnold-funded research reveals the companies behind the top 12 selling drugs in the u.s. are trying to nearly double their patent protection from 20 to 38 years, blocking cheaper generic competition while raising prices an average of 68% over five years. >> we want the patent system reformed, and we want a regulatory structure that incentivizes breakthrough drugs, not prolonging a patent for the sake of maximizing profits. >> reporter: the pharmaceutical industry criticizes the arnolds for focusing on the drug's list prices which are much higher than what prices actually pay after insurance and discounts. drug companies say most people don't pay list prices. >> regardless of whether the employer is paying it, government is paying for it, or the individual is paying for it, at the end of the day, all that money is coming from society. so 2019 is a big year because there are a lot of people who got elected on pharmaceutical pricing, and this is the time when they have to pay up or shut up. >> reporter: they are on the clock? >> they are on the clock. >> lester, in its defen

but arnold does make it to quebec. historians of the time, writers at the time compared it to hannibal's march through the alps with elephants against the romans. this is the famous route, this is the one everybody knows about because it is well documented and also it is benedict arnold, and americans like benedict arnold because he is an interesting figure. he is a hero and a traitor at the same time. the guy i want to focus on is the man who leads actually the main army in canada. nobody remembers him today, but his name is richard montgomery. montgomery's job was to take the city of montreal. he was supposed to proceed of lake champlain and face the main british army. the theory was, if montgomery attacked montreal, the british would put all their force against him and quebec would fall without resistance. they felt the british would not have anything left in quebec. they were going to hit the two major cities in canada simultaneously. what is interesting about montgomery -- first, i did my doctoral dissertation on

where does benedict arnold fit into your story? to the events in your book occur before arnold's betrayal or after smart >> let's talk about that. benedict arnold came later in the war, this is at the start of the first conspiracy in the plot that killed george washington, it takes place from 1775 through 1776. i actually wrote another book that was about benedict arnold and i will give you my quick stories. when benedict arnold betrays george washington , they say it's one of the only times he is ever seen crying what benedict arnold does is equipped the rights and no that is hand-delivered by alexander hamilton to george washington not in song or rap comes to george washington and the letter says three things. won a says don't kill my wife and is is don't tell my staff and in one of the craziest moments of letterwriting history, benedict arnold says, can i please have my belongings back. she wants her record collection back. then, george washington amazingly actually gives it back to him and sends back belongings. to this day nob

and he might have given a younger arnold a run for his money..rdians of the galaxy shape. i think he's gained a few pounds back since then cuz being cut all the time is over-rated. the box office this weekend. "aquaman" has been dethroned ... as a new release is now in the top spot. david daniel has the details. "escape room" fell three spots in its sophomore weekend, landing in fifth place with eight-point-nine million dollars. nine-million dollars gave golden globe winner "spider-man: into the spider-verse" fourth place and a domestic total of 148- million."look who's here!" (nat-cheering)"now i have lots of new friends."the family film "a dog's way home," based on the novel, opened in third place with 11-point-three million dollars."what'd he just say?""'something something trident.'""aquaman" lost the top spot, but 17-point-three million dollars put it at 288-million domestic... and made it the first d-c extended universe film to top one-billion worldwide."look, i get you're trying to block out the world, but could you at least do it to bette

and he might have given a younger arnold a run for his money..dians of the galaxy shape. i think he's gained a few pounds ba scut all (ácommercialá) (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (james) a surprise at the box office this weekend. "aquaman" has been dethroned ... as a new release is now in the top spot. david daniel has the details. "escape room" fell three spots in its sophomore weekend, landing in fifth place with eight-point-nine million dollars. nine-million dollars gave golden globe winner "spider-man: into the here!" (nat-cheering)"now i have lots of new friends."the family film "a dog's way home," based on the novel, opened in third place with 11-point-three million dollars."what'd he just say?""'something something trident.'""aquaman" lost the top spot, but 17-point-three million dollars put it at 288-million domestic... and made it the first d-c extended universe film to top one-billion worldwide."look, i get you're trying to block out the world, but could you at least do it to better music?""have you ever listened to opera?""the upside" surp

. >> reporter: the arnolds made billions. he was an energy trader at enrun then a hedge fund manager. she was a corporate lawyer. theyetired in the 30s and now run a foundation already putting $119 million toward health care issues. >> reporter: does greed pla a role? >> i don't know that it's called greed. it's the desire to maximize profits. >> reporter: drug companies exploiting patent laws. arnold funded research reveals the companies behind the top 12 selling drugs in the u.s. are trying to nearly double their patent protection from 20 to 38 years, blocking cheaper generic competition while raising prices an average of 68% over five years. >> we want the patent system refoed and we want a regulatory structure that incentivizes breakthroughs, dr not prolonging the patent for the sake of maximizing profits. >> reporter: the prmaceutical industry criticizes the arnold which are much higher than patients actually pay after insurance and discounts. >> reporter: drug companies say most people don't pay list prices. >>egardless

he had told his employer,t arnold, abs concerns for has son. >> george knew this son, when he got to a certain age, that gangs down in honduras were looking to pick you up and make you a gang member. and george was very, very worried about that. a >> narratoer turning 13, junior took a freight train that has carried hundreds of ousands of migrants to america. (junior speaking spanish): >> narrator: the trip lasted over a month. judeor made it to the rio gr in october and crossed the border.g after beprehended by customs and border protection, junior was taken to a holding cell. >> children and migrants call them "hieleras," ice boxes, and typically children describe sleeping on a concrete floor. there's no bed. not being fed enough. being held in these icy co jail cells, which are only meant to be very temporary. >> narrator: when he arrived in new yorknaccompanied, his father george, and hisather's employer arnold, were waiting for him at the airport. >> he came over there with his little thing around his neck saying, "uccompanied minor," and... and george was ecstatic. (george spea

is dedicated in honor of the late rachel townsend, a community advocate, the daughter of reverend arnoldtownsend who is also an amazing community advocate, someone who worked her butt off for this community. i mean the june festival would not have even happens happened all of those years ago. [applause] >> all of those years, had it not been for rachel townsend. the work that she did to not only support the community, but when her father was sick, she was right there helping to care for him, and looking out for him and others in the community. she was one of the sweetest people you would ever want to meet, and the only problem was, she never said no to anybody. she never said no. can you do this, rachel? yes. >> can you do this, rachel? what time is it? she was there for so many of us in this community and it is such an honor to choose to name such an amazing place that represents fulfilling a promise to this community. it really means a lot to reverend townsend back to all of us here in the western edition community. especially many of us who have grown up here and worked here, to dedic

times that we have known. >> kevin arnold is just like a regular kid except in the 1960s, and he's notnts. like in one of the episodes, the whole family is watching the apollo 8 take off, but i'm just sitting there trying to call a girl. >> the first episode of "the wonder years," anybody who saw it remembers the ending where you know, the first kiss with winnie and kevin arnold. the song they play is "when a man loves a woman." that moment seemed so pure and so real. ♪ when a man loves a woman can't keep his mind on nothing else ♪ >> tone of the 1960s is about rebellion, been being students. by the 1980s, it's time to grow up. and so they shave their beards take off their das hichhikis and put on power suits, a whole new notion. >> oh, the yuppies. last year the politicians were talking about winning their votes, and now the rest of the baby boom generation are being wooed by advertisers and their agencies. >> by the '80s, it was pretty clear that after the generation of the '60s may be embody by alex keaton on "family ties" seemed tore more interested in the corner office than the ne

arnold? arnold: thank you. i'm back from three weeks in china after a three-year absence. we found that people are incredibly wedded to their iphones. far greater than i have seen in the united states. everybody agreed when we mentioned this that this was a two-way street because the iphone is an instrument of control, as well as an instrument for getting information. it seemed to me that this could be the future, because the chinese seem to be well ahead of this kind of technology. i am wondering if you had looked into that, and whether you had any comments on that particular situation? peter: there is a great connection point in your question. in that the very first social network online, when you go back to literally the origin of the internet itself, was actually a social network that built around essentially geek scientists -- basically people from the equivalent of "big bang" theory characters talking and arguing back and forth about what was the best science fiction? it is a very appropriate start for the space. as you head on, what you have in china in terms of the

—0 defeat tojordan in their opening game, and with thejordanians having beaten syria 2—0, graham arnold'slly becoming the first australian side to have failed to make it past the group stage. now to spanish football where copa del rey holders barcelona will need to overturn a 2—1 deficit in the second leg of their last 16 tie against levante, if they're to maintain hopes of a 5th successive title. the home side were two goals to the good inside the opening 20 minutes but a late phillipe coutinho penalty has given ernesto valverde's catalans a smaller advantage to overcome at camp nou next thursday. elsewhere sevilla were 3—1winners away to athletic bilbao while real betis played out a goalless draw at home to real sociedad. qatar's nasser al—attiyah extended his overall lead in the dakar rally with a victory in thursday's marathon fourth stage which was more than 400 km. attiyah had battled stephane peterha nsel for most of the day to eventually finish 1 minute 52 seconds ahead, leaving the frenchman in second position in the overall standings. poland's jakub przy—gonski finishing the sta

australia boss graham arnold rued his side's slow start to the game.n was so game. just minutes later, jordan was so close to scoring a second, but it pounced off ryan. despite having 76% of the possession, the young socceroos just could not make work. unlike jordan's goalkeeper, he socceroos just could not make work. unlikejordan‘s goalkeeper, he was kept busy until the 79th minute, denying two goal attempts. kept busy until the 79th minute, denying two goal attemptslj kept busy until the 79th minute, denying two goal attempts. i must say thank you to my players. they make everything that i ask, they do everything. i believe in the chances that we can do, also when we have a caller freekick, we trained that we can do, also when we have a callerfreekick, we trained in that we can do, also when we have a caller freekick, we trained in all of this and the date, they made a good performance and also, what i told them many times, i worked on physical and mental and today it... you know, it was one of those days, frustrating the day. as i said, you got to g

liverpool would regroup from half—time, trent alexander arnold voting across the back post, and robertopool bouncing and it seemed like they had the momentum, but champions know how to respond. manchester city going of the other end raheem sterling with a beautiful assist, and that would work coming to city's recchi and for the second time in the match. —— city's rescue per the second time in the match. it's a huge win for manchester city, and for the title race here in england as well. of course this wasn'tjust about of course this wasn't just about two teams play each other, regardless all of us wanted to see manchester city and liveable again this season, but this of course was about that race, just for voice now. what has been the reaction there? —— see manchester city and liverpool play again this season... of course this opportunity feeds this season to crystal palace while liverpool charged in the title race and overtook them for that no team has turned the year with such a point advantage and failed to win the title, however liverpool had a reality check tonight. they are bored

george washington on one, an addict arnold on the other. arnold on the other.hat you have is, centuries later, 50,000 pages or the jfk files released last year, and the way we go through them is bit by bit. the same way we built this country, the same way we run this country, the same way it will work as human beings taking the time to do what they do. and it is hard, but i highly recommend those who are looking for the history, go to the national archives, but for those arguments. request them. so many are open to the public. know person can read 50,000 documents. you have to do it one by one. so a topic that you are interested in, i highly recommend, when the government opens, get there and check them out. they are incredible. lettersad meltzer, the between martha washington and george washington -- i know many of them were burned after she died that he did that purposely -- are there letters that really gave some insight into who george washington was in their relationship? guest: was interesting is george washington, the most famous american, the most recog

. >> does any one say thank you, arnold? no. you know what they say?rnold. >> that's what they say. >> you watch fonzi and you just want to be fonzi. >> oh. >> hey, girls. knock yourselves out. i'm really sorry it was a slip of the fingers, slip of the fingers. >> it's a fantasy of what teen life could be. >> hey, defazio. they're here. all right. laverne. this is laverne defazio. she's mine. this is shirley feeney. she's yours. as you can see. >> nice to meet you, richie. >> my pleasure. >> when "laverne & shirley" made a guest appearance, one of the cameramen said, look at this two shot. that's a series. >> schlemiel, schlimazel, hotsen fefr incorporated. >> tuesday night between 8:00 and 9:00 is called the death spot, death to any program that dares to go head-on between abc's "happy days" and "laverne & shirley." >> "laverne & shirley" was one of the few sitcoms that debuted as number one. >> the absolute top number one show this season is "laverne & shirley." a seemingly harmless but essentially brainless exercise in adolescent silliness. >> you h

i am looking at arnold. we are getting the microphone over to arnold. the should or can government or any of us do about this? series of thes a last section of the book which is all on the what can we do about it? it is important to have this because right now, there is a lot of negativity around the space and we feel like it is all for the worst and there is no turning back. first as we lay out in these is always aere positive and negative illustration of the use of these tactics are the use of these lessons. it feels like the negative side has a won out. i think for two reasons. the first is that we have this crazy techno-optimism that took hold, hit its high point during the air of the spring where we assumed this was all for the better. was happeninghat on social media would immediately reinforce democracy, the positive side. -- used to push as a marketing line the more wea k, the better it gets. that had one meaning back in 2011. now that line, the more we connect, the better it gets, coming from facebook feels creepy. because it is the arab spring

arnold sanchez was out here and he shot this dramatic cell phone video. sanchez slipped out the back and described the terrifying scene. >> there was a crazy guy shooting inside the store. >> when our officers arrived they could see inside the store the suspect shooting. we are not aware of the status of any victims at that point. they engaged the suspect and able to shoot and kill him while inside the store. >> reporter: no one inside the store was hurt. police say the suspect had a rifle, a hand gun and possibly other weapons. they also say the gunman worked at another rotten robbie in cupertino. santa clara police say they were well staffed this morning because of preparations for the national championship game and because of that, they were able to send about ten officers to this scene right away. those officers involved in the shooting have been placed on paid administrative leave which is routine for this type of investigation. reporting live in santa clara, marianne favro nbc bay area news. >>> three men shot dead found in a car. we brought you the

. >> she's the daughter of former california governor arnold schwarzenegger.hey've been together since june. that's quick. >> yeah. congratulations. speaking of love, colton underwood's journey for love continues tonight with episode 2 of the bachelor. >> he's a former nfl tight end on the raiders practice squad. he was a con tess ant on the last season of the bachelorette. he was well-known because of his virginity. >>> my colleague alexis smith asked him what it was like to have to talk about that so much on the tv. >> i didn't think it was that big of a deal. it's a small part of who i am. but it's obviously been, i guess, something that people have been fascinated with. >> okay. you can catch an all-new episode of the bachelor at 8:00 on abc 7 tonight. it's the first group date. one bachelorette breaks a big unwritten rule of the show. >> drama. >>> really? he didn't think it would be a big deal, alexis? >> he seemed genuine in his reply. i don't think he thought it was going to take off like that. how could it not, really? >> did he find a true love? >> i

and applause ] pratt would have proposed sooner, but when he asked arnold for permission, he had noa what he said. [ laughter ] [ inaudible ] you got to get to the chopper. [ laughter ] hey, it was just confirmed that maroon 5 is playing this year's super bowl halftime show. [ cheers and applause ] that's right. yep, we get to see adam levine at a football game. but somehow he'll still have the tightest pants. [ laughter ] some more -- some more nfl news. last week, the bears lost in the playoffs when their kicker missed a 43 yard field goal. so this weekend, a brewery in chicago challenged 100 fans to kick the same field goal. they all missed. check this out. [ audience ohs ] >> jimmy: technically that last one split the uprights. [ applause ] even charlie brown was like, "you guys are terrible at kicking footballs." [ light laughter ] oh, this made me laugh. a woman in texas was banned from walmart this weekend. banned from walmart. listen to the reason why. >> a woman is being banned from a texas walmart after she spent several hours driving an electric shopping cart around the s

meet arnold. he's a shy co rgi mix that ran off more than three weeks guy. thankfully the animal rescue foundation was able to find him by luring him back with food. he's now back with his adopted family. >>> the weather so miserable in chicago. residents shouldn't even think about eating outside. one man -- he took his noodles out. they froze solid on the chopsticks. he knew that would happen. conditions in the city worse than parts of the siberia. the arctic, temperatures plunging to negative 22 this morning. it was 13 degrees there one russian city north of the arctic circle. balmy. >> the things you find on youtube. >> i know, right? >> you throw the boiling water out and it turns into steam. if you throw the noodles up you have frozen noodles. i guess they are looking for -- they are looking for any reason to get outside just for five minutes where as we in january had this today. i know it will rain to night. it will be pretty soggy for the next couple of days. think of how fortunate we are. not many places get to do this in january. 67 degrees for a h

weather-permitting, gavin newsom would be the first governor sworn in outside since arnold schwarzenegger in 2003. again, weather-permitting. it will be on monday at 11:00 a.m. after the event, he will go to a family gathering at the state railroad museum before finishing at the golden one center to attend a benefit raising money for wildfire victims. we will bring you live coverage on air and online at abc7news.c abc7news.com. 72 hours from right now all eyes on the sports world will be on the bay area for the college football playoff national championship game at levi stadium. as abc 7 reporter chris nguyen shows you, the fun is under way. >> after months of anticipation, the playoff national championship weekend is upon us and san jose is ready to welcome the country. >> you spread it this way. >> as plaza decaesar chavez, espn is broadcasting from an outdoor studio throughout the weekend. with the full stage and crew, a look at what it takes to put together the show. >> we are blessed beyond to have them here. it's huge for the bay area. >> at the san jose convention center, playoff c

. >> that's laura and john arnold there. investing in an effort to try to lower your drug prices tonight on "your money, your life" report there on "nbc nightly news" with lester holt tonight at 5:30 right after nbc bay area news at 5:00. >>> a 13-year-old girl from the bay area setting the world of figure skating on fire. >> did you watch this on friday? richmond's own alyssa liu owned that competition. the youngest american ever to win a national title. and it was just a great experience there. she actually explained to us why she gave that medal to her father. >> he just helps me so much. he brings me to the rink every day. i think he puts in a lot of effort and deserves it. >> long hours, huh? >> yeah. >> i love this. >> yeah. she skates with the st. moritz club and tara lipinski says she is the future figure skating. >> christie yamaguchi from the ba bay area, too. >>> the forecast, kari's watching that for us. >> looks pretty good as we head out for lunch and all the rain moved away from the bay area. all the rain that

chris reportedly got arnold's approval before proposing to his fiancee. even the heavy l.a. downpour couldn't dim her smile. >> congratulations on yore engagement. have you guys set a date yet? >> she was spotted out at lunch with friends the day the engagement was announced. >> cute couple. no drama between chris and anna, but so much drama on "this is us." >>> it is back tonight and we're getting you covered on every clue with the cast. we left off with one of tv's most beloved couple on the verge of a split. >> there is no we in this anymore, randall. >> what's going on anyway? are they going to be okay? >> listen. i got a lot of faith in -- in beth and randall pearson. you know, jack did a great job raising his boys, like, hey. go make right with your lady. go do it. >> one clue that randall makes right with his lady. this photo was posted recently. he and beth are back in the same bed, but still looking pretty serious. and another easter egg on instagram, "this is us" producer shares this pick saying, swipe for a surprise. there we got a close-up look at kate's hand. co

arnold schwarzenegger preferred a room in a hotel when he was in town. >> yikes. >> governor jerry brown his wife moved in after a $1.6 million renovation. and now newsom, his wife, and their four children going to be settling in to the delight of some lawmakers and neighbors alike. >> it shows that he's invested in, you know, being around this area. and i work down the street, so it's awesome to be able to see that and kind of maybe have some interaction, say hi. >> i couldn't be happier that the family, the newsom family is choosing to live in the capital city. >> the newsom family moving from marin county. tomorrow night the governor is hosting a concert fundraiser for wildfire victims. >>> it's been a year since california legalized recreational marijuana, and surprisingly it's been a much slower year than expected. cannabis sales haven't lived up to first-year projections. state officials projected that the new law would bring in cannabis tax revenue, but a lot of that money hasn't yet rolled in. for the first half of 2018, the state brought in about $84 million, less than half of w

the jurassic world actor posted a photo of himself with katherine arnold schwarzenegger who was wearing an engagement ring on his instagram account monday. pratt and actress anna fa reufplt s divorced in october. >>> one of women who appeared on surviving a. kelly is speaking out. >> i trusted him and he betrayed my trust. >> reporter: more than a dozen women have accused kelly of sexual misconduct going back decades. kelly's attorneys says he never abused anyone. >> reporter: kato kaelin, anthony scaramucci are moving into the big brother house. it will feature athlete an other performers. >> i think if you go over big and you have a big ego, they want you out immediately f you are a threat, you are out. i'm not going to be a threat. >> julie chen moonves returns to host when the new soap kicks off january 21st here on cbs. that is your eye on entertainment. >>> this morning, some marin parents are petitioning their school district. coming up, why they say it is time for a name change. >> as predicted, the situation is getting worse at the nation's airports. now, some travelers are bei

the last timeas 2005 when governor arnold schwarzenegger did it. rew, here we in 2019. we have had the same problems manifesting themselves. >> why is that? if you take something away from the correctional departmen different staff, different culture, perhaps, or not really? >> that's theroblem. ake the existing institutions with the existing staff and move otthem to ar entity with, essentially, an administrative umbrella. you have the same staff. you have the same culture. it's not just the culture with the staff, but the kids there. these are violent institutions. a lot of kids come from urban centers, divide into gangs. you have all the gangs that exist on the street, exist within the institutions. >> what should be done here, dan? >> my belief is the solution. we are at a point now. we have enough institutional space now, at the couvey counties in the last 15 years have built new detention centers, high security institutions. >> they are at full capacity. >> most of them are at a third ofcapacity. they could absorb the population. ail juv hall with capacity of 367 w

employees have not been paid forcing some to use food banks the shutdown was ordered by president arnold trump after democrats in congress refused to grant more than five billion dollars a demanding to build a wall along the border with mexico idea of hassle has the latest now from washington d.c. so heidi is there any movement any progress any inkling that there is some way the shutdown is going to end anytime soon. unfortunately no richelle there really has been no movement in the last few days and congress adjourned yesterday for the weekend and really there's nothing publicly listed for negotiations to take up again of this monday what we do know is that president donald trump has been at the white house this morning firing off a series of tweets saying that he was there by himself waiting for the democrats to come back to congress to back to washington in his words for him to sign a bill to reopen the government he also tweeted i do have a plan on the shutdown but to understand that plan you would have to understand the fact that i won the election and i promised safety and security

he will be the first governor since arnold schwarzenegger to hold the event outside. >>> he and his wife will hold a children's event the california state railroad museum. the couple have four kids. the festivities will continue. and there it will be performers, including pit bull to benefit the camp fire victims. our live coverage begins monday mornings on 2 with the inauguration beginning at 11:00. >>> the labor department said that u.s. employees added 31,200,000 jobs. and hourly pay rose from a year ago. all bay area counties are under 3% unemployment. >> i think there is every reason to think this strong job growth can continue into 2019. >> analyst said that storm clouds could include the ongoing housing shortage and cap laws that could disporportionately affect wage earners. >>> there are strong words of interest rates and a relationship with president trump. he said that they intend to being flexible and the future interest rate hikes. and he said that he would not resign if asked to do so by the president. >>> a federal appeals courtsided with the trump administration to have tr

arnold schwarzenegger clearly referenced washington's dysfunction when he tweeted a photo of him and his predeces r predecessor. he noted in california republicans and democrats hang out together because our goal is to serve californians, not any party. outgoing governor jerry brown tweeted a photo of him and his dog saying he's handing the reins over to governor newsom and now off to the ranch for the next chapter. his off-the-grid ranch is located in calusa county. you can read governor newsom's speech and see highlights from the swearing-in ceremony at nbcbayarea.com. >>> we are coming off an intense weekend of weather and are expecting more rain tomorrow. today the weather might be to blame for the death of a man in the east bay. this tree crashed down on his car. you see the car right there right on the cal campus. this is cell phone video of the aftermath. melissa has the details and concerns about these type of trees. melissa. >> reporter: raj, this eucalyptus tree is tall, it is massive, and it is heavy. and that's according to the crews that were here on scene trying to clea

this cell phone video shot by customer arnold sanchez shows santa clara police firing into the rotten robbie convenience store on lafayette street. >> i saw people running out of the station and someone was screaming like there's a crazy guy shooting inside the store. >> reporter: that's when he captured this video. others described the terrifying moments they dropped to the ground to avoid being shot, including this woman who asked us not to show her face. >> gunfire started. someone told me get on the ground, stay low until they stop. is that's what we did. >> several officers descended on the gas station, shooting and killing the gunman, who was aiming at workers and customers. >> we are extremely fortunate that there are no injured civilians or officers. this person was shooting indiscriminately at passing motorists, at civilians in the parking lot as well as inside the store. >> reporter: the gunman is a 55-year-old san jose resident and long-time rotten robbie employee. police say earlier this morning he tried to burn down the cashier booth at this rotten robbie in cupertino whe

. >> reporter: when cocktail innovators dave arnold and don lee opened existing conditions, they wantedrs who don't order booze. >> to take them as seriously, whether or not they were drinking alcohol. >> reporter: that means thoughtful, well-crafted alternatives to soda and juice. for more and more people chsing to skip the spirits. >> we've seen that there's been a 5% decrease in alcohol consumption per capita over the past five years. >> reporter: mintel senior beverage analyst caleb bryant says the rise of alcohol-free cocktails is partially driven by americans focusing on health and wellness. >> for some that eans reducing alcohol consumption or abstaining from alcohol entirely. >> tonight i'm not really drinking because i'm sick. >> reporter: when jeannie emm is avoiding the hard stuff, she doesn't want to sacrifice quality. her favorite drink here is the serendipity. >> this is probably one of the most complex and interesting things i've tasted in a while, and it has no booze in it. >> reporter: it's a $16 concoction that's pleasing patrons and filling the till. just don't call i

eighteen world cup stepped down and we had mark step in for that tournament and now we have graeme arnold so the socceroos of have three coaches in the last eight months and they've seen a lot of changes from players leaving and retiring such as to meet cahill and a lot of new blood coming in such as on the view has had a very good tournament and the reaction to the matches has been mixed as well the first game against jordan definitely did not like the best of what the teams capabilities are but they've been able to bounce back pretty well which was expected and i think having now come sit in their group and face use. in the round of sixteen things really be more optimistic. serina williams has made an emphatic statement of intent how they are strong and when williams being world are one small help in three steps to move into the quarter finals in melbourne so how malik reports. serena williams has taken a major step in reestablishing herself as the player to beat in women's tennis. to move on to the quarter finals in melbourne the american had to beat world number one simona halep and i

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they are likely to be without trent alexander arnold but he has signed a new long—term contract.ys after andy robertson signed a similar deal. leicester are at wolverhampton wanderers in the lunchtime kick—off and later relegation scrap between newcastle and cardiff. net it and cardiff. net bowlers seek to it could be a deciding the series. the cauld be. a dgciding eh; eefléi‘lh’e ”’ ” '” ssuis ss s sssising t'ns ssflssi‘lhis iii ii 'ii insists they are not coach insists they are not really getting ahead of themselves. the south africa game, we have to go away and do our homework on them. they will come out of cookies because everything is to play for in this quad series. it is set up to really challenge people like a world cup scenario. however, i can only look at the south africa game because from my point of view taking one game at a time is really important. that is all the sport for now, you can find all the latest on those stories and follow the day‘s football including the game between wolves and leicester. it is goalless after three minutes. on the bbc sport website. coming

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