marshals, atf agent's come immigration agents,, fbi nda -- atf immigration officers, and atf officers the great work. you know my administration will always have your back and will never let you down. moments in hazardous the high-speed chases and high-stakes courtrooms, in and late-night stakeout, you are always there and always keeping watch over us. our people love you. they love you. it, but theyar love you. us down and we will never let you down. you bring criminals to justice and peace to our streets. you are the reasons americans sleep soundly in their beds at night and you are the ones making america stronger, prouder, and greater than ever before. we are making america greater than ever before. we are respected as a nation. we love our law enforcement. all foro thank you being here. it is my great honor to be before you. god bless the united states of america and not bless you all. all.d god bless you thank you. [applause] ♪ >> next, live, your calls and comments on "washington journal ." that a look at the results of the midterm elections. after that, senate majority leader

propertions for destruction will be posted on the atf website today. appointed tos been the u.s. senate and we congratulate her. she has been helping advance a number of the administration's priorities, including rebuilding our military and increased border security. the president applauds governor ducey for his swift selection and thanks -- for his service to the people of arizona. with that i will take your questions. reporter: there was a delay, the usual inquiry from judge sullivan asking prosecutors if -- committed treason? ms. sanders: that is between general flynn and the courts. something for them to determine. in the meantime, we wish general flynn well and continue to focus on doing what we do here every single day. reporter: what about the inquiry as to whether he committed treason? does the president see any reason why flynn should be asked if he committed treason? ms. sanders: i am not aware of anything we would know of that would indicate that. reporter: i was in the courthouse the last hour when the judge said he was disgusted by michael flynn's crimes. he had disd

instructions for destruction will be posted on atf's website. martha mcsally has been appointed to the u.s. senate and we congratulate her. she has been a partner in the house of representatives helping advance a number of priorities, including rebuilding our military and increasing border security. the president applauds governor ducey for his swift selection and appreciates senator jon kyl and thanks him for his service to the people of arizona. >> is their reaction to the delay in the michael flynn sensing and they quarried from the judge asking prosecutors if he possibly committed treason? ms. sanders: the delay is something between general flynn and the courts, and that is some info. them to determine what the timeline looks like in the meantime, we wish the general well and we will continue to focus on doing what we do here every single day. >> what about the inquiry as to whether he committed treason, does the president see any reason why flynn should be asked if he committed treason? ms. sanders: i'm not aware of anything that we would k

. >>> new details about the weapons stolen from an atf r in. thieve got away with a fully loaded automatic rifle and a o the oakland federal building when it happened. police say they don't want the weapons on the streets or in the hands of gun traffickers. the atf is offering $15,000 to anyone who can help them find those weapons. >>> still to come, los altos city official not only accused of driving while drunk but sleeping behind the wheel of his tesla while on his freeway. what they had to do to make the car stop without anyone getting hurt. >>> plus, half a billion hotel guests at risk. the massive data breach at marriott and starwood properties. >>> tonight an update from alaska after the powerful earthquake as the region braces for potentially strong after shorbg shocks. >>> also, doctors burned out on the skwrofpblt it happens more than you think. what it could mean for patients when we see you back here tonight. recapping one of our top stories: aftershocks remain a big concern in alaska tonight. this follows a 7-point-0 magnitude quak

vicious gang member shot and killed two people in wilmington last february, investigators used the atf'sstic database to match the shell casings to another killing, and bring the killer to justice. amazing job, thank you, bob. over the last year, shootings in wilmington are down 60%, and firearm murders are down over 35%. thank you, chief tracy, for your work.evable we are reading about it, we are seeing it, and it really is exceptional. thank you, very much. [applause] an important milestone for our campaign to make america safe again, is the reduction in the murder rate. murders in america's largest cities are projected to drop by more than 8% compared to 2016. a remarkable turnaround in just two short years. and you are the ones who have really made it possible. we have given a certain advantages you did not have before this administration, but you have made it possible. with us today is the u.s. lopez.y maria chapa maria? maria, where is maria? thank you, maria. [applause] maria assembled a team from the irs, the fbi and tampa police, to take down a violent street gang in tampa. coll

instructions for proper destruction will be posted on atf's website today. >> the nra is calling on the government to provide amnesty for gun owners who already have bump stocks. up to 520,000 have reportedly been sold since 2010. >>> new accusations against facebook surfaced overnight, the social network right now reportedly allowed major tech companies more access to your data than previously revealed. "the new york times" reports more than 150 companies including amazon and microsoft receive data in a partnership with facebook. now that partnership was designed to help people access the facebook website. facebook reportedly gave netflix and spotify the ability to read users' private messages as part of that deal. it released a statement overnight saying, its partners don't get to ignore people's privacy settings, and the company says it's winding down the integration partnerships that were built to help access facebook. >> another blow to facebook. >> another apology. >>> we turn now to that rare tornado near seattle. the damage is being described as catastrophic in one neighborhood.

the atf decided it was time to go in. >> take the shot.l off of here. >> four federal agents died in the sunday morning shootout there in texas. 16 others were wounded. >> almost 100 heavily armed cult members remain inside this sprawling compound. cult leader david koresh says the standoff will continue until god tells him to come out. >> koresh proclaimed himself to be a prophet. the "waco tribune" began to publish a series of articles about what they called the sinful messiah, who loves music and who will drink a beer with you and who also happens to have sex with underage girls and who has a lot of weapons. >> it makes nobody's business whether we have a gun or not. guns are the right of americans to have. >> cult members continue fortifying their compound, an indication there is no plan to surrender anytime soon. >> the showdown moves into its 18th day. >> this is day 20 of the standoff. >> this was day 32. >> negotiations between the cult and fbi agents have stalled. >> it was all waco all the time. every newscast, every newspaper, e

instructions will be posted on atf's website today. lastly, representative martha martha mcsally has been appointed to u.s. senate. we congratulate her. she's been a strong partner in the house of representatives, advancing priorities, including rebuilding military and increased border security. the president applauds governor doocey for the collection and thanks john kyle for service. questions. >> delay in the sentenceing and inquiry from judge sullivan this morning asking prosecutor fist flynn possibly committed treason? sarah sanders: the delay is something between general flynn and the court, something for them to determine what that timeline looked like. we wish general flynn well and will continue to focus on doing what we do here every single day. >> what about the inquiry as to whether he committed treason? does the president see any reason why flynn should be asked if he committed treason? sarah sanders: i'm not aware of anything that we know that would indicate that. >> i was in the courthouse last hour when the judge emmet

. >> rebecca kaplan is demanding answers about a gun stolen out of an atf agent's car.nto the car when it was parked outside of the federal building. the thief to fully automatic rifle, ammunition and a taser a letter was sent to the atf writing, have you already or will you order your personnel not to leave guns loose where they can fall into the hands of criminals? we have had multiple people lose their lives in this area from stolen weapons. kaplan help pass legislation to prohibit leaving guns unattended in cars. >>> a boy was stabbed to death over the weekend. henry lee is in the newsroom with more on what happened. >> police tell me this is an active investigation. this confrontation happened near mission and geneva on saturday night. officers found two victims at the scene. a witness told officers a third victim was driven to the hospital. he was identified as a 16-year- old boy. the other two victims a 38-year-old d man suffered no- threatening injuries. >> one was transported to the hospital and died from his injuries and the other two victims, one was stabbed

atf and i.c.e. have an agreement that governs their coordination of firearms trafficking from the united states to mexico. but in 2016 the gao found there were shortfalls and information sharing and collaboration between atf and i.c.e. that improvement was needed. i will send a letter letter to the general accounting office asking them to update their 2016 report and expanded to look at firearms trafficking to central american country. i invite my colleagues to join me. customs and border protection also play a key role here. the gao found and i quote, custom important protections bound mission is to facilitate the movement of legitimate cargo while interdicting the illegal export of weapons and other contraband out of the united states. however, in 2017, cbp spokesperson said outbound inspections are only conducted, quote, when resources permit. why on earth doesn't this administration request more resources for outbound inspections to stop the export of deadly firearms from the united states to th

. >>> the atf is offering a $1,000 reward for any information leading to an arrest. >>> sunday vandalism during santacon. this one smashing the door of a packistani bh appeared very intoxicated. police say the women turned themselves in after seeing themselves on the news. >> they gained so much attention. everyone saw the video. so they were very clear images and people were able to see and recognize these people. >> the women arrested are identified as natalie alc adamntar of san francisco and hannah bowman of pacifica. >>> oakland versus the raiders as the team threatens to leave a year early. where they could end up instead. >> and taking a look outside. the conditions in san francisco still foggy out there but it's going to clear up a little bit later on. we're coming back it's 4:41. >>> the city of oakland filed af contract against the nfl teams to move to las vegas. the suit is seeking maximum damage. >> it's about the principle but it's also about the real financial cause of public services that we need to fund and that's why we're suing for financial compensation. >> alameda cou

. >>> an oakland leader is demanding answers about a gun stolen from an atf agent's car. someone broke into the locked car while it was parked outside oakland's federal building last tuesday. the thief took a fully automated rifle, ammunition, and taser. today, oklahoma city councilwoman rebecca kaplan sent a letter to the atf about the theft. she writes, quote, have you already, or will you order your personnel not leave guns loose where they can fall in the in o weapons stolen from unintended law enforcement vehicles. kaplan helped to pass legislation that prohibits leaving guns in unsecured cars in the city of oakland. >>> workers at marriott hotels in san francisco have been on the picket lines now for two months. today though, a tentative deal. we look at what's next and when employees could return to work. >>> and next, google faces a key vote in san jose as it tries to acquire properties to transform the city's downtown area. but some people are protesting the move. details after the break. >>> after a cold start to the day and a dry start to the day, we'll get bac

the atf released this video of a burglary that happened yesterday. two suspects broke into juggernaut arms in sparks nevada. that same store was burglarized on september 29. the same day, for suspects broke into rack guns and ammo in reno. on august 13, suspects burglarized high in reno. in all, 157 guns were stolen. >>> two women wanted for vandalism and assault and service cisco after an event surrendered to authorities. we told you about the incident last night. the two women trashed a restaurant on polk street on saturday night and punched a cashier in the face. 21-year-old natalie alcantar of san francisco and 21-year-old hannah baughman of pacifica are now facing felony vandalism and battery charges. police say they were drunk after participating in the event and were upset after claiming they paid for food that they did not get. >>> san francisco police are doing away with the practice of allowing officers to force people they have the tank to sit on the ground. it prohibits officers from telling a person to sit down, except in extreme circums

atf and i.c.e. have an agreement that governs their coordination on firearms trafficking from the united states to mexico. but in 2016, the jao found that there were short falls in information sharing and collaboration between atf and i.c.e., and that improvement was needed. i'm going to be sending a letter to the general accounting office asking them to undate their 2016 report, and to expand it to look at firearms trafficking to central american country. i invite my colleagues to join me. customs and border protection also play a key role here. the jao found, and i quote, custom and border protections outbound mission is to facilitate the movement of legitimate cargo while inter dicting the illegal export of weapons and other cont bant, t band out of the united states -- contraband out of the united states. however in 2017, a cbd spokesperson says outbound inspections are only conducted quote when resources permit. why on earth doesn't this administration request more resources for outbound inspec

but the atf and thurston county sheriff's office are investigating the latest fire.fficials now offering up to $36,000 in rewards for anyone with information that leads to an arrest. the community says they're very thankful that these are just buildings that are being targeted as of now, but it's still terrifying and devastating. >> yeah. let's hope it doesn't escalate. >> absolutely. >> let's turn now to some chaos on another part of the planet. this has been a quiet sunday thus far in paris after protesters hit the streets for a fourth straight saturday raging over the rising cost of living and voicing deep mistrust in the system there. police firing water cannons and tear gas as some 30,000 people protested with nearly 1400 arrests and more than 130 people hurt, including police.o w fuelx crfowh is nobeg edome a rallying the yellow vest movement. the movement is now gaining traction with protests held in various french cities and nearby belgium and the netherlands as well this weekend. >>> this morning, families are demanding answers after that deadly stampede bef

so, i did an online tutorial, for a few weeks and i can't fully understand the difference between an atf and a mutual fund but i think i'm better off so i want to echo the engineer, i wasn't unprepared with the presentations or options. when it comes to trying to manage all, of course, all of us children or taking care of parents or being in a relationship, it's always allowed more than just me and i think that is the essence of being the woman. that is why that i hope that next year of this field is men as well and they need to hear and as i tell my son, he needs to be more of a feminist. when we try to do this, after taking care of our kids and spouses, and our family members and personal obligations, i think that planning our life and planning ahead is definitely worth taking the effort. one of the first things that goes back to my personality trait of things being slightly anxious and nervous was that, after i had kids, within six months i had a complete will and guardianship lined up, which can be good or back because i think i spend more time thinking about dying rather than living

the atf is offering a $25,000 reward for information leading to the arrest. >>> it appears tonight the city of oakland can't keep its football team, it will take its money. >> we are live at headquarters with some details about this federal lawsuit that it was filed today. >> reporter: ken and elizabeth this lawsuit from the city of oakland claims they soaked more than $240 million into the coliseum that they would be sticking around. it also calls the move to las vegas a legal. -- illegal. smash mouth toxics, the city of oakland filed a federal antitrust and breach of contract lawsuit against the raiders, the national football league and the other 31 nfl teams. over the raiders impending move to las vegas. >> the city has been screwed over twice. mac they are seeking the maximum damages possible but is not seeking to prevent the team from moving. it is about the principal but it is also about the real financial cost, the public services that we need to find and that is why we are suing for financial compensation. >> oakland has lost a lot of money to the raiders and this will be on a

. >>> tonight, the atf needs help tracking down thieves who stole more than 100 guns. they used a sledge hammer to get into this gun store near reno yesterday. some of those guns wound up here in the bay area. they stole 27 guns at that location and 130 in a previous robbery. the thieves would be here in the bay area. here are pictures of them. there is a $25,000 reward. >>> although bad santas have turned themselves in. two 21-year-old have been arrested and booked for felony bandalism in san francisco. this hatched just after video showed people vandalizing a restaurant during the yearly bar crawl. sfpd says both women turned themselves in after seeing themselves on video on local news stations like ours. >>> tonight, more answers from pg&e about the most destructive wildfire in history. they acknowledge a hook that secures a high voltage line to a tower failed. the company is also now suggesting that gunfire may be to blame for a second smaller fire near be, downed trees on top of the power lines were also found in that area. pg&e is promising widespread inspections

for a few weeks, and i still can't fully understand the difference between an atf and a mutual fund, but i think i'm definitely better off. i want to encourage you as an engineer and someone who has two engineering degrees, i wasn't prepared with the presentations that were the options i was presented. when it comes to trying to manage all, of course, all of us, whether we have children or taking care of parents or taking care of our -- or being in a relationship, it's always a lot more than just me. and i think that's the essence of being a woman. that's why i hope that next year half of this room is filled with men as well. because they need to hear it. as i tell my son, he needs to be more of a feminist than my daughter is. when we try to do it all, after of course we take care of our kids, spouses, and our family members, and those personal obligations, i think planning our life, planning ahead, is definitely worth taking the effort. one of the first things, and i think it probably goes back to my personality trait of being slightly anxious and being a nervous nelly is after i ha

people who own them must turn them into the atf over the next 90 days or destroy them by march 21st.ction for parents, teachers and health professionals from the u.s. surgeon general. >> dr. jerome adams is warning about the spike in e-cigarette use among teens. veronica de la cruz joins us with details on this warning. >> that's right. surgeon general jerome adams officially declared e- cigarettes an epidemic s. today officials say e-cigarette use has skyrocketed among kids and teens across the country. according to the latest federal data, the percentage of high schoolers reporting e-cigarette use in the past 30 days rose 75% from last year. vapeing among middle school age children also increased nearly 50%. currently more than 3.6 million u.s. youth use e-cigarettes and that includes one in five high school students. >> we know that nicotine exposure during adolescence can uniquely harm the developing adolescent brain impacting learning, memory and attention. >> students are bringing e- cigarettes to the schools using it in the school bathroom and at times during class. >> the fda

department says they assembled a time of arson investigators from several nearby cities as well as the atf to help them figure out where and how this fire started. in san jose, devin fehely, kpix5. >>> coming up a health scare for supreme court justice ruth bader-ginsburg, the 85-year-old undergoing surgery, details on her third brush with cancer. >> they hooked it. they got me on that one. >> plus how some scammers are duping customers with glossy instagram ads. >> plus a big loss for the city, san francisco's oldest department store shutting its doors. this little home of mine, ♪ i'm gonna let it shine. ♪ it's energy saving time, ♪ californians all align ♪ to let our great state shine. ♪ let it shine, ♪ the power's ours to let it shine! ♪ >>> supreme court justice ruth bader-ginsburg is said to be resting comfortably after surgery today to remove two cancerous nodules from her lung. the cancer was discovered in november while she was in the hospital after fracturing three ribs during a fall. a court spokesperson says there is no evidence of any remaining disease in her body. this is not

. >> reporter: as the atf and local authorities search for the culprit. tom, no one was hurt. but the community is calling it devastating. authorities are offering $36,000 in rewards for any information. tom? >> erielle, thank you. >>> we turn to china's new threat, possibly adding to the turmoil in america's already volatile stock market. china is outraged over the detention of a chinese executive, and is threatening to escalate the trade war. here's stephanie ramos. >> reporter: all eyes now focused on a very jittery market. and the growing tensions with china are not likely to help. china is outraged over the detention of tech cfo meng wanzhou, calling it "extremely egregious," demanding the u.s. cancel her arrest order or face further action. wanzou was arrested in canada on december 1st at the request of the u.s. she is accused of using her tech company to cover up sanction violations with iran. the trade war battle and tensions over wanzou's arrest sent the dow plummeting more than 1,500 points, a 6% drop since its high on monday. >> we keep having rhetoric go back and f

and explosives the overall purpose of this grant, it is a collaboration between local agencies and atf, and the goal is to leverage resources to swiftly identify firearms used unlawfully, and their sources and to effectively prosecute perpetrators engaged in violent crime. just a little chart that shows the gun violence within the city of san francisco, the day that we have rounds from 2014 to 2017 , as you can see, the homicides have averaged roughly about 40 homicides by firearm per year. it was at 30 in 2014, but it has increased since then. we don't have the full figures for 2018 because it is still ongoing, but for last year, there are 38 homicides due to firearms. the total shooting victims has averaged about 200 per year. with this program, our go -- goal is to try and reduce these incidents. system of the key phases of this grant, the first phase is a comprehensive collection of evidence. currently, we aren't able to process all of the evidence that we would be able to, partly, some of this is due to capacity. depending upon the case, we might have to prioritize the processing

david, the atf now taking over this investigation, and they tell us they plan on releasing new video of the alleged suspect and will increase the reward for tips leading to an arrest. david? >> all right, thank you, kayna. >>> and from ohio tonight, the fbi has made arrests in two terrorism-related cases. the investigations triggered by what the suspects posted on social media. damon joseph, who converted to islam, is charged with attempting to provide material support to isis for an alleged plot to attack a synagogue. investigators say he was inspired by what he saw in pittsburgh. and elizabeth lecron arrested for allegedly mrting a mass murder at a bar, after she began corresponding with convicted murderer dylann roof, who is behind bars, he was behind the charleston church attack. >>> overseas tonight, and to paris, after a violent weekend of protests that began with anger over a gas tax increase in france. tonight, french president emmanuel macron today delivering a national address, making concessions and new promis the french people, and apologizing if it seemed he didn't care.

seen here buying fireplace logs back in july, is now considered a personal of interest. 2k5i6d, the atf now taking over this investigation, and they tell us they plan on releasing new video of the alleged suspect and will increase the reward for tips leading to an arrest. david? >> all right, thank you, kayna. >>> and from ohio tonight, the fbi has made arrests in two terrorism related cases. the investigations triggered by what the suspects posted on social media. damon joe seven, who converted to islam, is charged with attempting to provide material support for isis. investigators say he was inspired by what he saw in pittsburgh. and elizabeth krlacrone arreste after she began corresponding diylann roof, who is behind bar. >>> overseas tonight, and to pair ritz, after a violent yoolack ron today delivering a national arrest, making concessions and new promises to the french people, and apologizing if it seemed he didn't care. abc's james longman from paris. >> reporter: tonight, france fighting its way out of the fire, after a fourth weekend of violence. cars set ablaze, shops and res

the fbi, the atf and others. we are talking about this deadline that is quickly approaching, midnight thursday. theodore is up first from massachusetts. what is on your mind? caller: yes, hello. i am just making a comment about building a wall has never accomplished anyway way of curtailing invasion. ask china. go tor thing is, if you dr. trump with a serious condition, he will put a band-aid on it and say, that will do for now, when the actual problem is never, ever adjust. that is that central america as a whole needs america to help it out of the situation that causes them to come to this country in the first place. that is my comments. thank you very much for accepting me. host: one of the agencies impacted by the shutdown, the state department, is on that list. that is the department that would deal with these relations issues. can you talk through that? guest: a lot of state department staff are exempt. they will continue to work. one of the interesting points brought up-- caller that is important is this b

you get reported to the atf.he atf decides what to do in all of these instances it's not clear that even if you report all of this to the banks and the banks report it through a system that there's a deluge of data, unclear what they'll do with it. >> that's the part of the story that is interesting. an investigator said we're trying to find a needle in the haystack and the haystack is getting bigger and bigger. >> that vainvestigator who overw aurora would have preferred to get the data though. i have yet to meet an investigator who says don't give me the information they're all saying give me the information. just so we're all clear, you can get all the data in the world and guess what 123467 it may not help you. but if you don't have the data in advance, you have no shot, excuse the pun >> state regulations are one thing. you're right from the federal perspective. >> at this moment with the politics of our country, it would be hard to pursue this on a federal level. >> that's why the joe kennedys of the world

earlier this year the tucson police department partnered with atf and hsi to arrest 53 wanted violentnd sex offenders. also participated in an operation that included hsin the dea to target a heroin trafficking ring. these instances and many others we've seen the benefits of partnering with each other. many of my colleagues and i believe for security solutions must be strategic to address serious threats. according to recent stats from the cbp, more than 80% of hard drugs drugs intercepted along the border are seized at ports of entry. directing federal resources into improving staffing and infrastructure around ports of entry would be far more effective in halting the movement of drugs and guns across the border than simply constructing new barriers between these ports. tucson is of the six are just -- we are in the sixth largest county in the united states. our republican sheriff who has responsibility for policing 125 border miles told lawmakers they would be better off giving a fraction of the billions it would take to build the wall to law enforcement. he said i think it's kind o

anyone who owns one will have 90 days to turn it into the atf or destroy them. >>> after a lifetime, jerry brown is stepping down as governor. he met with the media today to reflect on his time in office. he said his greatest accomplishments during his fourth terms as government includes the passage of prop 13 in the late 70s. also recent reforms to the criminal justice system. he feels his legacy has laid the groundwork for much-needed change that is still coming. >> there is a lot to be done. our job is very important. we can't do everything so i have done what i wanted to do. i think i have made a very important impact on a lot of people. >>> governor brown said the state needs to focus on creating opportunities for people struggle with drug addiction, mental illness and poverty. he will leave the office on january 7. >>> a new session and a new effort to allow bars to stay open until 4 am. the state senator reentered the let our communities adjust late- night act, senate bill 58. -- effect in ninth kelly's. >> not everyone works eight 9 to 5 job. some people want to go out to lis

the latest burglary was monday. 800-atf-guns. >>> president trump would senior intervening in the justice department's case again chinese executive if it could help in a trade deal with china. this is new video this morning of huawei executive being released on bail in canada. she has been accused of violating u.s. sanctions with iran. the judge ordered she be tracked by a security firm. the foreign minister has no information on that suspect. >>> a data breach affecting 500 million marriott hotel guests. marriott discovered it at starwood hotels like westin back in september. it started at least four years ago. hackers stole everything from credit cards to passport numbers. marriott is offering identity theft monitoring. fortune reports they will also pay for passport replacements for guests. >>> officials in west virginia are redoubling efforts to find three people inside an abandon said coal mine. >> reporter: time is running out as teams urgently begin another early morning search for three people believed to be lost in an abandoned coal mine. four people entered the mine allegedly lo

rob: the fast and furious scandal, this was an atf operation that allowed illegal weapons to be boughte gun that was used to kill your brother, you are pushing for full transparency on fast and furious. and >> everything is redacted or heavily redacted or simple little things about dropping names here and there. we want the full answer why this happened who was involved in it and why these guns, and no one has been held accountable. the dead federal agents, put his badge on and 3 attorney general's since then and not one has done anything to get justice for my family that is so well-deserved. rob: thank you, we appreciate it. the president speaking out about his former attorney just a day after michael cohen was sentenced to three years behind bars. >> i never directed him to do anything wrong. whatever he did he did on his own. he is a lawyer who represents a client is supposed to do the right thing. rob: an exclusive interview you won't see anywhere else. jillian: the internet taking aim at first lady milania trump after an interview with sean hannity but nothing to do with what she

whether it be the multiple, the faith in the way that -- >> how about the biggest stock in atfs, on thehe s&p, the biggest stock on the nasdaq. >> this is the environment we're in let's talk about apple >> we'll put a doji picture on it >> it's huge the volume is explosive. positive within 20 minutes that's how this stuff works. >> is this the halftime show that turned the market around? talk about alice in wonder land. >> trying to identify which stocks are going to work, when you look at s&p 500 companies, companies in the s&p you could identify as a strong balance sheet company, 6%. companies that have domestic sales up 6%. companies with international sales, they're down 5% that's the exact environment that we're in right now. those conditions aren't going to change >> as apple rises, that boat is helping everything >> that makes perfect sense. you can't have the biggest third biggest in free fall and expect to get traction in nvidia. >> the algoes are good best idea? >> this is the lowest risk tech stock. the price of drams is coming down this is one chuck robb bins has changed int

the justice department says anyone who owns a bump stocks will have 90 days to turn them in to the atf destroy them. bump stocks became a big focus of the national gun control debate after the las vegas mass shooting. that is where 58 people were killed. that is a brief look at some of this top stories we are working on. >>> nearly two dozen children are on a shopping spree with the help of some 49ers and levi. we are at westfield valley view mall with the story. good morning, jesse.>> reporter: good morning. as i said earlier. this is shopping on a tuesday morning. we described it as organized chaos but it isn't that bad. there are 20 kids from east san jose and they are having added inside the store grabbing anything and everything they can get their hands on. this is part of a nonprofit effort to reduce bullying and encourage inclusion. i am going to make my way over to to students who are fortunate enough to join us. he switched positions. this is a launcher and this is enough. how are you? you have bags. what did you grab? >> i have hoodies and t-shirts. >> reporter: it looks like

allow people to fire automatically, anyone who owns a bump stock will have 90 days to turn them in to atf or to destroy them. they were part of a gun control debate after being used in a las vegas that that killed 358 people. >>> and they're looking to urge parents, students and teachers to not use e-cigarettes. leigh martinez explains the new warning from the u.s. surgeon general. >> they're looking to have e- cigarettes to kick the habit. and 1 in 5 high school students use e-cigarettes prompting the f.d.a. to call it a youth epidemic. >> it's a liquid that turns into an aerosol, they use flavoring and nicotene which is a disk active. e-cigarettes can be harmful for young people because of a number of reasons, harmful to brain development and the respiratory system and they company lead to addiction. >> we're not talking about nicotene in adults, but in youth. nicotene, studies show, nicotene exposure has uniquely harmful affects, it can affect learning, attention and memory, it can prime the brain towards addiction. >> e-cigarettes have doubled in the last year, they're popular because

if you have any information, call 800-atf-guns. >>> president trump would intervene in the justice deposit's case against a top chinese executive if it could help in a trade deal with china. this is new video this morning of huawei executive being released on bail in canada. she has been accused of violating u.s. sanctions with iran. the judge ordered she be watched by a security firm and have a tracker. the foreign minister has no information on that suspect. >>> the city of oakland's federal lawsuit is being called federal lawsuit is being called meritless and malicious. yesterday the city of oakland did just that. officials say they want to recover damages from the team's move to las vegas in 2020. the suit argues the nfl and team owners acted in concert with davis to disregard the city'sest to keep the team in oakland. >> how is the fan base? are you making money? what's the size of the in each instance, it violates those criteria. >> the raiders do not have a place to play anywhere next season. cities thought to be in the running in 2019 includes santa clara, san diego, reno, las vegas,

day period now begins in which persons with bump-stock type devices must turn those devices into an atfield office, or destroy them by march 21st."these accessories were not previously subject to federal regulation - but after a justice department review - they're now officially banned. on tuesday - the administration also issued a response to the parkland shooting.betsy devos / education secretary: "we could not keep our children safe by looking at just one aspect of the problem."the federal school safety commission did ánotá focus on gun control.but their report does mention armed school personnel. president trump: "these are people, teachers in many cases, that are the highest trained that you can get. people that are natural to firearms, people that know how to handle them."most notably - the department of education wants to rescind obama-era policies that sought to ensure minority students are not unfairly disciplined in schools.that's because senior white house officials said the commission heard teachers and students were afraid that students with a history of antisocial, sometim

now gun owners of america is suing the atf and justice department seeking an injunction to stop the newrom being enforced. you might remember a gunman used bump stocks in a massacre in las vegas last year. acting attorney general matthew whitaker signed the ban earlier this month. >>> maybe it was a blessing in disguise finding it and it's leading us to that spot. >> a wayward drone leads a father and son to a possible crime scene, what they found on the ground below. >> serena williams is supporting a big rule change in pro tennis, has nothing to do with the game itself. it's all about leveling the playing field. >>> did you ever hear a sound that makes you want to wake up with a smile on your face? oh, somebody is cooking in the kitchen making breakfast for you. i'm not doing that, but i will give you the breakfast forecast. i'm getting hungry just hearing that. breezy tomorrow morning, chilly inland as the bacon sound continues, 35 degrees inland tomorrow morning, mid-40s near the water, sunrise 7:24 a.m. kpix5's mary lee will have your up to the minute forecast while you're enjoying

day period now begins which persons in possession of bump-stock type devices must return them to an atf office or destroy them. instructions will be posed on the wb site today. martha mcsally has been appointed to the senate. we congratulate her. the president applauds government deucy for his swift and qualified selection and appreciates senator john kyle and thanks the people of arizona. i'll take your questions with that. >> reporter: your reaction to the delay in the flinn synn sentencing and the unexpected inquiry whether he committed treason? >> the delay is something within the court. in the meantime we wish him well. >> reporter: what about the inquiry about whether he committed treason? does the president see any reason of why -- >> i'm not aware of anything that would indicate that. >> reporter: i was in the courthouse the last hour when judge sullivan basically said he was disgusted by michael flynn's crimes, he said he had disdain for flynn, flynn said he knew it was illegal to lie to the fbi and he was ready to accept responsibility, this is all before agreeing to a delay i

people who own them must turn them into the atf over the next 90 days or destroy them by march 21st.emembers its fiesty laverne, how penny marshall was a pioneer in both film and television. >> and a very merry christmas for some employees for getting the bonus of a lifetime from their boss. sfx: squeak sfx: stair creak sfx: clink sfx: deep breath sfx: grunt sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling sfx: slice sfx: gasp sfx: inhale. exhale. sfx: lights scraping on roof sfx: metallic scrape sfx: grunt covered california. it's more than just health care. it's life care. >>> the sun is down tonight, but when the sun comes up tomorrow, you might not see it because of the fog. your breakfast forecast tomorrow, fog across the board, chilliest temperatures inland in the mid-40s. the coast will have some fog. the bay will have areas of fog as well. sunrise 7:20 tomorrow morning. kpix5's mary lee will have your up to the minute forecast tomorrow morning at 4:30. >>> use my paycheck? how much did you spend? >> it was a great series, wasn't it? people all across the world remembering penny

people who own bump stocks will be required to either surrender them now to the atf or destroy them by late march. gun rights groups are promising to file lawsuits over the ban. >>> making headlines in california, one in ten buildings across our state fits in the highest risk of wildfire zones. that adds up to more than 1 million structures. the "l.a. times" crunched numbers and spotlighted the most vulnerable areas. the new findings come in the wake of california's most destructive fire season on record. in paradise alone, 86 people died. there are still three people unaccounted for. >>> in the meantime, the battle is widespread among the thousands of victims from last year's north bay firestorm. allegations by homeowners, their insurance companies left them vastly underinsured. a law firm representing hundreds of santa rosa fire victims reportedly found in its own study 97% of affected homeowners were underinsured. since the fire just a few months ago, legal claims against several insurers have been set in motion. attorneys for one set of policyholders plan to announce their lawsuit

the head of atf, thomas brandon, and the acting dea administrative. [applause] thank you, fellows. we are also joined by our great representative of the state, congresswoman vicki hartzler helps me a lot. thank you, vicki. thank you, vickie. and we are especially excited to have with us the man who is your state's current attorney genera attorney general, and newly elected united states senator, that's why i have been here so much lately. josh hawley. thank you, josh. and i will tell you, josh really stepped up to the plate. in life you never know. you pick somebody, looks good. sounds good. >> harris: the president in kansas city, missouri, talking about project safe neighborhoods today, and who started that program, john ashcroft rather of missouri and the attorney general there formerly, and thinking people who have worked so mightily for the program, originally also started by george bush, so we will monitor his talk today. we do know that the person who introduced him interestingly enough was the interim attorney general matthew whitaker. and as the president now has made a ne

both the fbi and atf, i understand, are now helping in this investigation. >> reporter: yeah, certainly a big role here because this is, as you said, nationwide. probably more than 100 e-mails have now been sent all across the country, and even as you said canada, the west coast receiving several dozen. new york city here receiving close to 30. there's really no specific target, police say. these e-mails are going at random to different companies, some schools, and really what this e-mail says is that there's a bomb that was placed in whatever building or whatever company was receiving this e-mail and that if the owners or the occupants of the building wanted to know where this bomb was placed, the person is saying send me $20 in bitcoins and i'll tell you where the bomb support. otherwise i'm not going to till, and it's going to explode. the important thing here, wolf, right now is that police say this is not a credible threat. unfortunately, it has caused some people to worry. there's been evacuationed across the country, but right now nothing has been found, and police are just treat

. >> the fbi, tsa, dea, atf, all the law enforcement agencies really are considered the essential agenciesting and serving. >> reporter: kpix5 security expert jeff harp is a former fbi assistant special agent in charge of san francisco. he says security forces are always on high alert around the holidays because that's when americans gather together. >> these gatherings are soft targets for people who want to do harm to the american people. >> reporter: he says law enforcement agents would do their jobs even in a shutdown and even without pay, but it's not a good situation, especially during a time of a high alert. >> you want to have the feeling that you're being completely supported by your administration, by the country, you're getting fade for what you do. >> reporter: now one -- paid for what you do. >> reporter: now one more important thing is that the united states postal service will not be impacted by a shutdown. the post office makes their money by charging us. so feel free to send those cards and packages. their service should not be interrupted. live in san francisco, melissa c

the atf is offering a $25,000 reward. >>> coming up next on the "today" show -- >> nasa is respondingt from steph curry. we told you yesterday that he said that he thinks astronauts have never really landed on the moon. one former nasa astronaut is among those ready to set that record straight. >> he's questioning whether we went to the moon or not. i mean affects the ideas and the concepts that kids form. >> the "today" show is doing a big story on this today. you can watch that at 7:30 right here on nbc bay area. >>> so we all do what it, we pick up our phone and send a text message instead of a phone call. >> that text message could cost you more money. they're considering putting a tax on that text message. we are not kidding. >> it's a very complicated and complex proposal they put forward. i think there's a lot of questions and one of them is the legality of retroactively taxing texts going back five years. >> the puc will present the plan before the board next month and vote on the proposal. >>> a lot of us had mist on our windshield as we were coming in today. >> we've got sun

the atf is offering a $25,000 reward. >>> continuing coverage now of a deadly hit and run in fremont. the victim is not being released just yet. it happened sometime early yesterday morning when a man struck -- was actually struck as he was walking across paseo padre parkway. officers arrived and found him dead at the scene. no sign of the vehicle there. as we reported all morning yesterday on "today in the bay," the bay area was under dense fog advisory at the time. you can even see just how thick it was right there from that video. anyone who may have noticed something suspicious is asked to contact fremont police. >>> authorities in the south bay hope you might know who this man is. this surveillance image was actually taken around the time of a violent carjacking the day after christmas. investigators believe that that same man was armed with a knife when he actually stole a truck near morgan hill community park. the victim suffered minor injuries. if you know who this man is, you're asked to contact morgan hill police. >>> and right now, we are getting more answers from pg&e abou