we're going to catch up with aubrey.e going to play a game called "think fast." >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: yeah. and then, performing -- this is a great -- i love it when we get to do something to -- something like this. performing their song from the critically acclaimed film "detroit", the roots and bilal are closing the show tonight. >> steve: whoa! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: what a song. i don't know what else to say to you guys, but wow, you gotta be proud of this one. this is just a powerful, powerful -- >> questlove: very proud. >> tariq: yeah. >> jimmy: how did -- how did this come about? do they -- did they call you? or did they say do you have an idea for a song? >> questlove: they asked us if we had an idea. you know, the movie takes place in the late '60s detroit. so, we decided to -- there's a a studio in brooklyn that has an 8-track machine just like they did back in hitsville, for motown. and we created a song that sounds like it was made in '67. >> jimmy: it really does. i go, this is beautiful. i kn

this alert right here, it caused panicking aubrey. it was sent by a mistake. 38 minutes of chaos and confusion in hawaii. tonight, several bay area residents who were there traveling. coverage live from san jose national airport. >> reporter: the people we talk to tonight said they are relieved to be home back in the bay area, especially after receiving the terrifying alert but they are in disbelief after learning the governor of hawaii told them this tweet was the result of an employee pressing the wrong button. tonight some passengers arriving at san jose international airport from hawaii held loved ones a little tighter all because of this. a frightening message they received on their cell phones in maui. it read ballistic missile threat inbound. this is not a drill. >> you can't help but be wound up and freaked out because your life or death -- that's what it felt like. >> panicked a little bit. looked at each other and said what do we do? and the resort was really good. we went to a bunker down stairs. >> reporter: the governor o

members of the general assembly, justices of the supreme court, judge tyler, honored guests, pam, aubreys, my fellow virginians. [applause] i am truly humbled that you have taken the time to be with us on such a special day for our commonwealth. today we carry out the peaceful transition of power. americans invented this ritual. it dates to our earliest days as a country. it makes us american. and at this hour, more than 1.3 million americans protect this right. they serve in our armed forces overseas and right here at home. they put their lives on the line to protect our way of life and we should always be grateful for their sacrifice. please join me in thanking them for their service [applause] if you ask the men and women who serve why they stepped forward, the answer is often the same. i volunteered. e ibecaus was my duty. virginians understand that. because our commonwealth was founded on public service. but the way ahead hasn't always been smooth. in a church on a hill 15 blocks from here, virginia's first elected governor helped launch the american revolution when he cried, give m

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- jeff bridges, aubrey plaza,

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- jeff bridges, aubrey plaza, musical guests the roots and

. - i'd have to agree with aubrey. their personality and their interaction with fans is awesome. - they have a good personality and they have a good heart. and they have like, killer skills and stuff. and, yeah. - when they sing in korean, do you understand the lyrics? why doesn't it matter? - even if you don't really understand every word of a song, you can definitely understand the main idea of it simply by the emotion they're putting into it. ♪ fire ♪ fire (singing in korean) ♪ hello hello, hello hello ♪ tell me what you want right now ♪ - [katie] bts sure is giving these two fans what they want. their new album love yourself, her includes a collaboration with andrew taggart from chainsmokers. - at the prudential center in newark, new jersey. - for teen kids news, i'm katie. - and i'm annie. ("best of me" by bts) - when teen kids news returns, we'll have advice from an expert on dealing with anger management. we'll be right back. - [announcer] closed captioning istiingis brought to you by. - we all get angry now and

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- jeff bridges, aubrey plaza,

not bad for a former "degrassi junior high" star who's really a canadian named aubrey. he might be returning to one of his former flames. here to tell us about it, the

. >> reporter: among them american aubrey mabel. >> we surfed in the arctic circle.s not something many people can say. >> reporter: this place has been transformed. >> in many ways, i think it's a good thing. it's this hard balance. you always have this balance of keeping places sacred and wild and pure versus letting people come and experience it and letting them experience that joy. >> reporter: ultimately, surfers like shannon ainsley say the extreme elements will keep the water clear. do you worry about sharks in these waters? >> no. the only thing that bites up here is the cold. but not too worried about that. >> reporter: after all, not even great whites are crazy enough to >>> more than 20% of kids say they were bullied, either in middle school or high school. jamie yuccas introduces us to one young girl who is fighting back. >> doyle rules! >> reporter: lunch time bullying. >> you going to eat this? >> reporter: is a common hollywood plot line. >> you can't sit with us. >> reporter: but it's also a painful reality in school cafeterias throughout the nation.

they hear me talk about it all the time, and they always ask me, mommy where is -- or nana, where's aubrey at. they always see the pictures all the time. i want to be able to tell them something. i don't know what to tell them. i want to be able to say well, there was some justice in this case, but i'm not even able to say that right now. so i still need help. i still need closure. if anybody knows anything about this case out there on sfgov television, please help. thank you. >> president turman: thank you. any further public comment? thank you, mr. salinas. >> thank you, president, chairman, commissioners. jim salinas. i'm here to thank the chief through the chair for the respect and the attentiveness he's given the latino community the last few months. i truly appreciate the fact that this chief is in great demand, and as i said earlier is working favorishly to try to reinstill the trust and the confidence and to build the community relations that were once much much better. i just wanted to come down here. i know that he's very busy, and i know that he's taking time. i also want to tha

thanks to jack and his wife lyndon and their -- linda and their daughter, aubrey, we wish them the best. >>> some people believe the raiders will bring back jon gruden who is annapolis working -- in annapolis working for espn . he won the super bowl with the bunker nears. it is believed they will go after jon gruden and it could possibly include a part ownership in the raiders plus contracts to her new -- more money when the team moves since the state does not have a state income tax.>> the problems with the offense and the defense with the raiders turning the ball over twice and penalties for 85 yards. the chargers won 30-10 over the raiders. >>> while the raiders and the 49ers finished the season with six and 10 records, the moods of the teams are the opposite. as the raiders look for a hud coach, they are excited for their future. they crushed the rams 34-14 -- 34-13. he had 292 yards and two touchdowns. the net -- the game was never in doubt even before the opening kickoff. >>> they rested their stars including jared got and they're running back and mvp candidate, todd garlick. they

thank you to jack, his wife linda, and his daughter aubrey, for their important contributions to thers and our local community in oakland. we wish them all the best. >>> it is a big day for college football. before georgia and oklahoma battle it out at the rose bowl to determine who goes on to the national championship there will be another big event in pasadena. less than three hours away from the 129th annual rose parade. leanne sutter from knbc got a chance to speak to some excited spectators. >> happy new year! >> reporter: let the celebrations begin as thousands of fans claim their front row seats to watch the floats roll down colorado boulevard. >> never been. first time. it's been on my bucket list to see the rose bowl parade. we made it. yay. we're so excited. >> reporter: whether they're rookies or campout veterans -- >> since my daughter was born, she's 21, my oldest is 22. we've been coming ever since they were born. 22 years now. >> everyone getting together with the family from out of town and having front row seats to the rose parade. >> happy new year. >> reporter: the

my name is lisa aubrey. i'm a district 5 resident for nearly 30 years. i'm also a member of the group affordable to bis, focused on the development of affordable housing in our community. we need the undivided engagement and attention of our very own distri district supervisor now. we want to engage with our supervisor to find solutions for, among other things, our growing homeless problems and to focus on the critical issue of the development of truly affordable housing sites, like the mcdonald's site. we expect and deserve a supervisor who is 100% focused on the unique challenges we're facing today. and in the coming days. it's un real eight istic to thit any single person could perform both jobs of mayor or district supervisor. i urge you to appoint a caretaker mayor that is not run forge mayor or a sitting supervisor. >> thank you. next speaker, please? >> i'm denise sitlow. i've lived in district 5 and in san francisco almost 30 years. i will voice what lisa just said. i urge you to appoint an interim mayor because i feel like our supervisor -- we n

my name is lisa aubrey, i'm a district 5 resident. and i'm here to talk about an event that is going to happen in about three weeks, it's called the 2018 mayor's economic forecast. it's scheduled for february 15, 2018. with corporate sponsors bank of america, san francisco chamber of commerce and bouma, the building owners and managers

my name is lisa aubrey, i'm a district 5 resident. and i'm here to talk about an event that is going to happen in about three weeks, it's called the 2018 mayor's economic forecast. it's scheduled for february 15, 2018. with corporate sponsors bank of america, san francisco chamber of commerce and bouma, the building owners and managers association. oakland mayor will be one of the speakers as well as "the acting mayor of san francisco", along with expert forecasters in finance, and real estate who are also scheduled to speak. tickets are $125 each. i don't know if you can see, but here's the little blur b, it's upcoming and there is event information on the second page. they reference the mayoral transition and they talk about the booming economy and all of the opportunities for the new wave of development. who is going to attend the conference? who is going to represent san franciscans when they go into the room with all these developers and realtors and people who are concerned about our housing and finance forecast? please support

my name is lisa aubrey, i'm a district 5 resident. and i'm here to talk about an event that is going to happen in about three weeks, it's called the 2018

my name is lisa aubrey, i'm a district 5 resident. and i'm here to talk about an event that is going to happen in about three weeks, it's called the 2018 mayor's economic forecast. it's scheduled for february 15, 2018. with corporate sponsors bank of america, san francisco chamber of commerce and bouma, the building owners and managers association. oakland mayor will be one of the speakers as well as "the acting mayor of san francisco", along with expert forecasters in finance, and real estate who are also scheduled to speak. tickets are $125 each. i don't know if you can see, but here's

check with our friend jeff more more, 18 with clear sky there, 17 as we move further south at jerry aubreye in blue bell, different day same freeze, that is right, we have not really diversified the weather all that much in the past few days just been cold, every single day. kennett martin in willingboro at 21 degrees, clear sky there , we will head down toward city, bill layden in carrying ton at 18, these numbers, even below average for, overnight lows, this time of the year, walt inner newark delaware at 22 degrees. that is the warm spot on the map 22 nice, balmy evening, at walter's how. it is colder unfortunately by even of the week and wind chills behind this next storm will be brutal. we will talk about that and, neighborhood, and, and 18 in spring city, elementary school , it is 23, atlantic city high school airport is 23 as well and new castle county airport 22, the wind 10 miles an hour in the area this evening not horrible but enough to make it feel 10 degrees colder then thermometer indicates. everything is quiet right now on storm scan three but we have ingredients coming toge

they hear me talk about it all the time, and they always ask me, mommy where is -- or nana, where's aubrey they always see the pictures all the time. i want to be able to tell them something. i don't know what to tell them. i want to be able to say well, there was some justice in this case, but i'm not even able to say that right now. so i still need help. i still need closure. if anybody knows anything about this case out there on

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what is your relationship with -- would your relationship with prime minister aubrey help?? hiroaki: i worked very hard making the economic policy. which is more- utilization for the improving of the various social conditions. we should have strong promotion to do that. for me, it is a continuous policy and actions. haslinda: ok, hiroaki nakanishi of hitachi, we thank you for your time today. we will continue with coverage throughout the day. matt: thank you, great interview with the hitachi chairman hiroaki nakanishi. we will come back to davos at the world economic forum. up next, we will be live with the -- who announced yesterday he will be staying on for a second term as executive director of the international energy agency. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ guy: 17 minutes into trade. let's look at what is going on. apart from a very snowy davos, markets are on the move. few transporta issues, but that is not the case in markets. let me show you the mrr screen from the stoxx 600. stories isstandout easyjet, out with numbers this morning. the entire aviation sector is well bid th

. >> they used to say the late aubrey mcclendon, he was completely hyping it maybe news for some bute have been talking about it for many, many years >> the number of people put to work is extraordinary. i had suri suky, the number of projects in louisiana to export and number of pipelines and the amount of equipment that it takes to build these things. the southeast is where you want to be. it is where your kids should go if they are looking for a job. >> well, they're not yet >> don't send them away please >> my daughter's two roommates from tulane, boom, oil and gas >> they'll take anybody. if you want a job in oil and gas, vp. >> remember what happened to north dakota >> it is really cold >> the premium sometimes has at $2 or $3 >> natural gas premium, they just flare it. >> i think it is an important point when you bring it up when it comes to --? new mexico starting to play a bit real world >> is it you sbot not yet. schlumberger -- late cycle >> we'll get to apple this morning. iphone 10 on the spotlight after a rough week for shares, according to nikkei, the company will cut

my brother, rob hepp, and sister-in-law, and little baby aubrey, and hello to everybody out there. >>t's small amount. once again, good to have you with us, you know what we do this time of year, of course, we put out the chairs, folding tables, whatever you can find, to safer the spots. philadelphia police saying with more snow on the way, this winter isn't giving us a break. let's not make it worse by arguing over parking. remember, when you play the game of combs, there are no winners, of course, playing off the game of thrones there. >> i love it, with the dragon coming in. that's what it feels like, like right above us. that dark outside of our windows right now. we check in with bob kelly. basically the roads are snow covered. >> snow covered in philly. police are sending out the tweets. accident eastbound on the schuylkill 30th street. is a causing a back up for everybody on montgomery driver all the way in through downtown. ninety-five, a guy made a u-turn laverne, and didn't intends it to happen that way. but they had to stop traffic here, north on 95, near academy road. so,