barton referred to that. with centralization we can track fiscal expenditures and resources, we can track equipment, we can professionalize personnel as well. and so that and also additional security. when you have a number of units dealing with security, that's difficult. so i.t. centralization has allowed us to track all of our expenditures and keep a better view of, enterprise wise, what i.t -- [inaudible] but i'm very pleased to be able to report centralization has been helpful in so many ways. >> thank you for the question. we have two prongs that i would like to address on that, and one is overall from an i.t. funding management perspective, we are in the middle of implementing something that's called the technology business model. this is something that the executive branch has been working on for several years, industry has been working on for several years. and while we may not be as far along as some of the agencies that started this ahead of us, we have made great strides, and we expect by the end

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the clara barton missing soldiers museum hosted this event. >> welcome to the clara barton missing soldiers offs museum. i'm the director of interpretation here at the museum. operated in partnership between the general services administration in the national museum of civil war medicine. i was like to ask this question, how many of you have been here before? everybody. great, welcome back to the museum. always like to make a shout out when i see mr. richard lyon's in the audience. the reason we are here in this space is because mr. lyon's made an incredible discovery back in the 1990's that saved this building from being torn down. all is like around of applause for his discovery. this evening's program is a pay what you please event, meaning that at the conclusion of the program encourage you to leave a donation based on what you thought the program and the museum is worth to you. for an evening of civil war history the donation bin is at the bottom of the stairs at the front of the visitor center on the first floor. if you would drop something in their, all those proceeds go to support t

tom barton, bbc news, westminster. 0ur assistant political editor, norman smith, is in westminster.t week will be, really, a repetition of the key themes? the finishing line is in sight. seven days to go. we are almost there. i know some of you will be going, hurray! but what it means for the main parties is basically its too late to do anything else. they can't change course, they have to stick with their plan a, which for boris johnson means reiterating his now familiar message about getting brexit done. then he says he will be able to have the sort of crash, bang, wallop first 100 days. but the basic message is let's get brexit done. forjeremy corbyn a slightly broader message, namely ending austerity, paving the way for a moment of real change in the way the country is governed. but interestingly, labour still bringing forward new policy. —— policies. this idea of 20,000 more teachers, capping class sizes at 30 has caused unease among some labour activists on the doorstep, wondering if the party is trying to do too much, maybe they need a simpler message. we heard from the shado

when we think of nurses during the civil war, names like sarah barton or dorsey at dix -- dorsey addicts might come to mind. -- dorthia dix. she was able to appoint 15% of medical staff during the war, including nurses in alexandria. nurse is in our example you were not only white women who were whittled or older -- widowed or older, there were women from all stages of life, including african-american women. african-american women who practice as north -- as nurses were considered want dresses. this is how they could get a row with paying them equal wages to white women. sandfire, many of the churches around the city were used as hospitals. women were able to make this practice more of a field for women. pushback from medical surgeons who were predominately men. these men would tell women that they cease to be women as they started practicing medicine. there was a lot of discrimination within this field. ,omen, including dorothea dix who also practiced here, pushback discrimination and they were able to help medical fields the philippe's and bounds and help save many lives. our next stop

all of the proceeds go to support the clara barton missing soldiers office museum. interested in learning more about membership or becoming a supporter of the museum, please let myself or other staff members at the front desk know. we would be happy to assist you. but tonight's program we are very excited about. we will explore how the civil war shaped the celebration of christmas in the united states. tonight's presenter is brad stone, a long docent at the national museum of -- national war museum of medicine. he has had a long career with the federal government as a senior public rations executive dealing with a wide variety of public health issues. this experience included leading operations of the u.s. food and drug administration and the u.s. substance abuse administration. he currently volunteers as a docent on a regular basis at the national museum of civil war usscine and also aboard the constellation and baltimore harbor. please join me in welcoming brad stone, our civil war santa. sister stone: thank you. [applause] : thank you, jake. again, thank you all

museumhe clara barton hosts docent brad stone for a look at christmas traditions from the colonial era through the civil war. mr. stone also talks about the political role of christmas in america. at 8:00 p.m. eastern, its lectures in history. we visit the iowa state university classroom of professor carmen baines to learn about women's work on family farms during the 20th century. on "real:00 p.m. america," a film about artist norman rockwell -- on "reel america." >> all right, we are going to get started for this evening's event. i'm the director of interpretation here at the

you might want to use the dunn barton bridge bridge. 12 minutes as opposed the 60 minutes.s pretty quiet through there. bay bridge, metering lights are on at the toll plaza traffic is backed up through there. we have reports a crash through the maze. i did have a live shot there. wait for it. maybe not. you can see traffic not moving too badly. it clears like it is clearing out of lanes. westbound 80, east shore freeway. highway 4 to the macarthur maze, a 24-minute drive time. 51 minutes through altamonte pass. >>> i'm anne makovec. we're going live to davis. there was an officer involved shooting. two people are dead, an officer is injured. it happened within the last couple of hours. police aren't saying much right now about what happened, but we know that an officer was called to the scene because of a domestic disturbance in davis. once the officer got there, they saw a woman lying on the ground. they didn't know her condition right away. the officer got into some kind of fight with a man on scene,nd ed up shooting the man, so the man and the woman ended up dying on the

artist dan barton. >> to me he's a total hero. world's going to be a much >> reporter: a man who helped save countless syrian lives, but who couldn't save his own. for the pbs newshour, i'mlc m brabant at christmas common. >> woodruff: for years, there's been a bipartisan push in washington to change laws, regulations and incentives to make household appliances and goods more energy efficient. but as john yang tells us,ny president trump is moving to roll back some of those laws, arguing they've gone too far. >> yang: it's become a feature of president trump's political speeches: highlighting what he says is household goods.on of take the battle creek, michaigan, rally the night the house voted to impeach him: thed president batricter energy standards that would have phased out many incanscent bulbs on nuary 1, which, estimates say, would have affected half the bulbs in light sockets in u.s. homes. >>> we're even bringing back the ollight bulb. you heard about that, right? the old light bulb which is better. i say why do i always

must all on the down barton 84, it's crawling may be in or out of gas you have gas station at an electric car electorate. >>i'm going and children out of my right you. it's pretty their dry wash the car just in time for the rain be able to not even worry about searching it i thought about that a future that the also one of the today are clears today's in the forecast, nice and dry a good day to have washed a car yesterday and fancy driving around near electric vehicle at the golden gate bridge it is crystal clear out there, no fog whatsoever you do have just a touch of fog this morning right there on the peninsula elsewhere though we definitely are off to a dry start the central valley has some to the fog but even that's going to burn off later today and what that sets us up for is just a lot of sunshine this afternoon so today easily are clear stay ahead of us. >>good day for some holiday shopping now we are going to be seeing temperatures warming later today after what has been a cold start redwood city palo alto dublin conquered all the way up through the north bay all in the 30's righ

tom barton, bbc news, westminster.litical editor, norman smith, is in westminster. as we said, a week to go and we have heard some pretty familiar messages from the main parties but what is their strategy now that we left? do they keep hammering away at those messages? i think the honest answer is yes, and in some ways that has been the story of this election campaign. for three of the big parties, the conservatives, the lib dems, the snp, their big narrative has been around brexit and for the labour party, their big narrative has been around ending austerity and a moment of real change and i think you will see them keep hammering home on those messages. and if you look back on the past three or four weeks, the only time the election has sort of swerved off the course was when we have had unexpected events. for example, the floods, we had a moment when borisjohnson was suddenly on the defensive, it seems to be behind the curve in terms of responding to the floods. and getting a grip on the situation. and then of course

joe barton is the director of the romola based al hakim and rights organization he told us that all crimes committed in the territories should be investigated. they didn't allow for instance for the space shuttle but it was to get them to investigate they didn't allow for the commission of you know the u.n. commissions of inquiry has to come to investigate this is the case you know this is how these ladies dealing and 3 think this is see a dozen poor poor only in one lee and the palestinians all of them they accept. that if there is crimes you know committed crimes by palestinians literally i.c.c. decides about that goal after the palestinians at least remove those or something like that but i think is that is the concern from that if they know well that esteem is committed crimes this is the i.c.c. go after that. but i think they don't want for this mechanism and for this tool and for this or for 80 to function. russia has opened a new rail link from crimea to the mainland that story and much more after a short break they said sorry international standards. join me every week on the alex

here's our political correspondent tom barton, and a warning that his report contains flash photography't be able to vote for another few years, butjeremy corbyn hopes to persuade their parents... you have your hand up. why do you want to be prime minister? ..promising to recruit 20,000 more teachers and to keep class sizes below 30. but also attacking the conservatives' record in government. elect the tories, you carry on with austerity, you carry on with increasing gaps between the richest and the poorest, you carry on with underfunded schools, oversized classes and increasing numbers of rough sleeping homelessness. we are very clear. we have a totally funded and costed manifesto. the only party that has in this election. and it will give real hope and opportunity to everyone in this country. good morning. good morning, philip. good morning, holly. 0n the this morning sofa, borisjohnson hoping his message on brexit will convince a daytime tv audience. if we get a working majority, if we getjust nine seats more, we can be out onjanuary the 30th. and how long will the trade deals take?

we'll talk to mark galliford and adam barton about the dark place they found themselves in, and why theyuldn't speak out. hello. welcome to the programme. we're live until 11 this morning. do get in touch on all the stories we're talking about — use the hashtag victoria live. if you re emailing and are happy for us to contact you 7 and maybe want to take part in the programme — please include your phone number in your message. do you support the ex miss ukraine who is taking legal action against the miss world contest because they disqualified because she was a mother. what do you think of that? she tells us she did know what the rules were but went ahead and applied anyway. that interview coming later, but his latest summary of the news. the prime minister borisjohnson is today urging today urge the leaders of all 29 nato states to show unity as they begin a summit in hertfordshire today. president trump arrived in the last hour for the summit, which marks the 70th anniversary of nato but takes place amid internal arguments about the future of the alliance. mrjohnson said this morning t

hello i'm terry barton good to have you with us people in the u.k. are about to vote in what's being called the most important election in decades they will determine when how or if the country leaves the european union. prime minister boris johnson's conservative party head looks set to be on track for an absolute majority but while recent polls show jeremy corcoran's labor gaining ground meaning it's now too close to call. each of these at the early morning images boris johnson want to voters to see a prime minister turn to milk man dutifully delivering to the public. thank you. for impressively come on the good morning person prime minister oh. but shortly before that johnson and his team were not so composed this time so to come on good morning britain deliver on your promises sort of payson says i know that i have it johnson was caught off guard by a crew from i.t.v. is good morning britain and he took refuge from the reporters in a phrase a right. but equally a staged was labor leader german koeppen slask day only campaign trail. and jumped at

of rosa parks will be housed in this same building as thomas jefferson, frederick douglass, clara bartonn her own words. >> that makes me tear up. >> she never thought when she was writing those words that other people would see them. now we have that. >> that was norah o'donnell reporting. >>> coming up only on "cbs this morning," gayle king talks with former new york city mayor mike bloomberg in his first television interview since joining the 2020 presidential race. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day and a great weekend.

of rosa parks will be housed in the same building as thomas jefferson, frederick douglass, clara barton'donnell: that makes me tear up. >> she never thought, when she was writing those words, that other people would see them. and now, we have that. >> o'donnell: and the bus boycott that rosa parks inspired would last for more than a year, ending when supreme court ruled that montgomery's bus segregation was unconstitutional. proof, again, that one woman can make a difference. we'll be right back. ♪ limu emu & doug and now for their service to the community, we present limu emu & doug with this key to the city. [ applause ] it's an honor to tell you that liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. and now we need to get back to work. [ applause and band playing ] only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ i've always loved and i'm still going for my best, even though i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin, i'll go for that. eliquis. eli

south that trip om vertical to danville it's oking good so far i don't see any problems for the dumb barton bridge west 84 doing jusfine the tripfrom livermore to dublin looks good but there's a special advisory and i'll just double eck ised by chp they'rsaying it's pretty foggy over the all to month. so they've issued a special fog advisory for those of you traveling on 5.80 between vermore and all to month so keep that in mind when one is looking good. it's going to be quick trip minutes from brisbane to san francisco. well happening tomorrow, the longest running musical review in the world is closing its kerns the show between abt along will have its very last shown new year's eve. kron four's to reverse aqi has more. >>magical it's like the golden you know it's a part of the e fabric of t city, it's tradition er the last 45 started as a street babylon performance in und its home in north beach is club from ghazi since openingday on june 7th 1974 decades later, they're closing the curtai for good with its last show on new year's eve. and that's a realbig deal there isn't anybody else in

to make it from hayward over to the peninsula drive times are looking good for south 6.80 the dumb barton trouble free no problems from livermore to dublin on 5.80 wesson even want to one is looking good if you're traveling from the peninsula to san francisco, it's only 7 minutes for that north 1 one connection. on to national news now democratic lawmakers they continue to defend. speaker nancy pelosi's decision to hold on to the articles of impeachment. our washington correspondent alexander loan to reports of some republicans have concerns that the senate majority leader won't hold a fair trial. democrats say they need assurances from senate majority leader mitch mcconnell before they'll allow the impeachment process to move forward conduct a trial in a dignified and open and fair fashion. >>so when he's willing to do that that obviously we appoint managers and send that information the of the articles over michigan congressman dan kildee says. >>knowing the process will help the house of representatives pick the right house managers who will be responsible for presenting the case again

managed to secure was stealing none other than joe swinson the liberal democrat leaders seat in eastern barton sure that's a crucial crucial significant seat that the s.n.p. have won significantly so that the lib dems are just on 10 seats at this point in time very very difficult evening for the lib dems but equally for the exit party a total wipeout it seems to be just a few more seats now to declare within the next few minutes of course it's all what matters most but when we look at the percentage vote share that's also equally interesting because it paints quite a bleak picture indeed. again for the labor party there is now 1212 percentages between the conservatives and the labor party just 2 years ago back in 2017 in the last general election that percentage was much much closer just 2 percent were in it so it does suggest the 2 are now miles and miles apart interestingly again though the lib dems have got 11 and simply have called for but that doesn't equate to see numbers because of course the lib dems have less seats than the s. and p. i can do you peach just one percent and the party a

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the clara barton missing soldiers museum hosted this event. >> welcome to the clara barton missing soldiers offs museum. i'm the director of interpretation here at the museum. operated in partnership between the general services administration in the national museum of civil war medicine. i was like to ask this question, how many of you have been here before? everybody. great, welcome back to the museum. always like to make a shout out when i see mr. richard lyon's in the audience. the reason we are here in this space is

the victim from barton when this occurred 40 year on from him. he was killed in what was described as an execution style killing he was shot twice in the head and this is a murder case that quickly became highly politicized in the media with headlines pointing the finger at russia drawing comparisons to describe things in the u.k. calling it the script pal 2.0 in fact the media were less interested however in delving into the history of the victim which makes quite an interesting read his c.v. is quite it shows quite a checkered history let's say he's an ethnic chechen georgian citizen he was an islamist a former soldier he fought against russia in the 2nd chechen war he has connections to some very high profile terrorists many of the 5 to see fought alongside went on to move to syria and join islamist groups there and he sought asylum in germany in 2015 that was after a failed assassination attempt was that the 1st time someone tried to kill him. he was actually on a terror watch list for quite some time here he was described as a person who pot

. >> bill barton is putting together the extended forecast and another chance of rain.dmit they were overwhelmed with calls when heavy rain flooded homes in the west portal neighborhood over the weekend. infor the next storm.ks about >> it was a couple inches on the side.'s new neighbors were near 15th avenue still surveying the damage and drying out. steve was out of town over the weekend and came home to a mess. >> i got home today, my downstairs was full of sewage, leaves and debris. spew on saturday it poured down heavier than anticipated and flooded the streets in this area. >> reporter: woods is preparing for the next storm, hiring a time. >> i'm going to talk to the city about taking care of the problem. storm spirit the city saying forecast models but i could just half an inch of rain over the weekend. >> we saw a lot more rain than half an inch, obviously. we heard reports of over an inch in under an hour. overwhelming for anywhere in the system. >> reporter: they responded to 400 reports over the weekend and long term they say global time at climate change cou

i'm barton beebe. i'm the john m damarius professor of intellectual property at new york university school of law. my testimony draws on research with professor jeanne farmer also of nyu school of law. along with our written testimony for the records i have submitted our recent harvard law review article entitled are we running out of trademarks? and empirical study of trademark depletion and congestion. a at it best trademark law promotes fair and efficient competition and helps new market swras entrants and small businesses in particular to compete on a level playing field. this benefits american consumers. however, in the empirical research we report in our article we show in essence that it is becoming increasingly difficult for businesses to find a reasonably good trademark that someone else hasn't already claimed. and it is especially difficult for new and small businesses to do so. trademark law has long assumed that there is an inexhaustible supply of trademarks. and much of trarm policy is bui

here to tell us more is tom barton. good morning, tom. we are getting closer. 0ne is tom barton. agenda onto what they see as their safe and familiar turf, so the conservatives first of all, let's talk about them. they are laying out what they say is their plan for the first hundred days of a new government. first of all delivering brexit, getting that deal approved by parliament and then acted on, and then they say, straight after that, in february they will deliver a post brexit budget and in that they are promising tax cuts and they are also promising tax cuts and they are also promising to introduce legislation that would guarantee nhs funding and they will launch, they say, a defence review and they are going to start cross—party talks on solving the conundrum that is how we pay for social care for older people. labour, meanwhile, they are focusing on education and in particular on a promise to deliver, to recruit, i should say, 20,000 extra teachers by the end of the parliament as well as training up 25,000 unqualified teaching staff and also promising that all kids across

the president of south sudan which is a deal with the opposition leader to form a unity government barton differences between the political rivals remain. donald trump has issued a warning to his political rivals as members of congress finalize the details for the impeachment vote against him the house rules committee is deciding on how much time to allow for debates before the vote which is set to happen on wednesday the democrat controlled house is expected to vote in favor of impeachment and that would then lead to a trial in the republican dominated senate early next year while the president says that the democrats go ahead with the impeachment they'll be declaring war on an american democracy and he's condemned the hearings as a sham. whole impeachment thing is a hoax we look forward to getting on to the senate we're not entitled to lawyers we're not entitled to witnesses we're not entitled to anything in the house it's a total sham when you have a guy like shifty chef go out and make up a statement that i made he said this is what he said but i never said it he totally made it up. w

you can get clara barton to carry the narrative. black journalists just are who will seize the first black soldiers into richland and you can have my chester carry the but somebody has to carry the narrative and the way my book is structured is really like a relay race between characters. we just hand the baton off as we go through the narratives. don't get most who is the wonderful character. it they can carry narrative in the big pitcher way that you are talking about. we can get the sort of a larger meaning among speak which is quite second, we can keep this work going forever like this. this is like the successful model for eternal warfare. we can look at mostly in terms of he was considered the error of the smallpox, france dorian. he was considered the heir of all of those great romantic americans and revolutionary war fighters. environment guns and three-quarter hats behind trees. he was also the air of this idea that we started by sir walter scott, who sold a half-million nobles before the civil war. at this nightly kind of

you're good across the dumb barton and no problems for 5 of the west livermore to dublin will bac to you. >>robin the nightmares they will be in seattle if not by the end of today denitely tomorrow as th try to take on the seattle seahawks and bring home a w with so much on the line playoff implications, san francisco. they have to beat the seahawks in order to win the nfc west and then sece the number one seed throughout the nfc playoffs. the seahas they brought back this man beast mode marshawn lynch earlier thisweek. >>but h former teammate richard sherman he says i don't care. >>we don't worry about it we're bringing it we're about who they were put in when it put him in willgo out there and it's going to do i don't. i don't think about it either wahas if they brought in quarterback. let's cat you know when sanjay that maybe they were up ther and execute school for the fans cool for me to talk about but >>is another player that we got far as we can so. and it's no different in carson, the it's cool that there than in s the emotional boost, t work. we look at th >>you know the jok

because so many fol have the day off 6.80 per take on thdanville 12 minutesand no problems for the dumb bartonlooks god and no issues for 1, 1, 7 minutes right on time from brisbane to san francisco. well. >>roin in just a few minutes from now the top of the 9 o'clock hour we will take a look back at a glious decade in bay area sports. obviously the giant they say at a certaiage you just stop cang. i wonder wha age that is. sily ageless with hyaronic complex. plumps and hydrates r your best skin at any age. from easy, breezy, beautiful covergirl >>coming up t next hour on the kron 4 morning news, the bay area is getting rey to ring in the new year we're excited. we have everything you need to know and hoto stay safe during the holiday celebrations plus somebody shoots of dog this happened on the peninsula and now police are looki for the shoor. theyreak into half a dozen homes andone night in one particular east bay area now neighbors are taking action. take a little pe outside we're checking in on 92, this is a rip across the san mateo bridge traffic looks good. so far you don't ve to worry a

joining me now is a nasa administrator, jim brighton stein who served with when he was congressman barton'sdministrator, and the space bar spirit of excited about the future potential, what will it be able to do that our current military branches can do. >> is about organizing and training and equipping a fight to win wars and space. he created the space command with a full authority to do under the act but this required an act of congress and i will say when we look back maybe 15 years from now, we look back to the administration, the most important thing that was done under president trump in office, i think we will look back and say that the space force is likely the most important thing that he has done and i will tell you why. he will hear the enemies of the united states, i would say the competitors of the united states mainly china, they call space the american achilles' heel. i will tell you, president trump will not allow any competitors of the united states to have the advantage in the way that china has already declared. >> jason: administrator, i want you to listen to what some

on re drive times look at 6.80 back at the limit would like to see that 13 minus but a coded and barton bridge doing fine at 13 minutes aoss the bay a little buson water approaching san francisco, but 14 minutes is a decent drive ti from brisbane to the 80 lit more with your forecast otribal thing so let's robin and. >>we've got outside this morning. he's oiously a lot more fog something we've just gotten used to lately you're seeing that fog hanging out at sfo currently we still have at delay that we've seen through the morning abt up 48 minutes, staying low an hour so far so that's not bad for a foggy morning fog advisories have retread now we justdo have some high surf advisories out along the coast and solano county real the only spot left in the bay area at least that is still under that dense fog visory right now so we are seeing improvements fog beginning to lift eaking apart just a bit to our west all that cloud cover is the moisture plume that continues to push right up into northn california for the most part of e bay area sitting around at the souern tier of this moisture plu

>>melanie barton reports. for help finding his newborn daughter margo and her mother heidi broussard this photo shows purse are dropping off her son at school at around 7 30 thursday morning. according to austin police it was the last place she was seen what's the word. >>the talks are 8 o'clock. someone talks chain says when he got back home from work it to thursday she and the baby were nowhere to be found. he tells us when his son school called asking for someone to pick up the boy, he knew something wasn't right and i went victim aside. >>was on weekends and that's whatever it's called the police shane says nothing in their apartment was out of place card everything's at the house everything. >>and that that's going suffer the baby. cbs austin reached out to several friends and family members friday for starts co-workers at kracker barrel in buda say she'd been off work since having her baby austin police are asking anyone with information on the disappearances to call 911 you see. >>well some all with the

as the end of 2019 quickly approaches, joining us is ben mandel along with yanna barton ben, i'll startith you the fact that this does seem to be an event, these impeachment proceedings, that the market is largely shrugging off, why why is that the case with clinton the market did not shrug it off so why such a different reaction this time around >> i think there's a consensus that's crystallized around this idea that it gets through the house but not the senate and so that's from a market perspective, that seems fully baked into the cake. and i think that's right for the most part. it's worth considering what are the ways in which that would have an impact on the economy and markets were that to kind of derail in either direction and i think for us, we think about the interaction with trade policy as something that's very important, so we've rung the alarm bell twice this year on recession risks, both having to do with trade risks. once in may when we were threatening to put tariffs on all of mexican imports, again in the summer when it looked like we were on this path with china and s

. >> they were just interviewing bill barton he said that sacramento investigation. brandon should lawyer up, all these people coming on tv for the last couple of years on the other networks in implying that the president is a russian assess and he betrayed the country, all those people should lawyer because a criminal investigation going on by the justice department and i think in front of the grand jury and now the new york times has broken a story that has gotten brennan's phone records in his communication and when they get to that they are looking hard. trish: just to remind the viewer how bad brandon really was or how outspoken he was about the president states are pretty tough things. we have sound i want your reaction. >> i think there's a big question in terms of those who are on his national security team whether they can continue to serve in good conscience and individual who betrays his nation. >> what mr. trump did yesterday was to betray the fbi, cia and others and to betray the american public. that's why use the term that this is nothing short of trea

ahead and use it we're checking in on drive times and they are what we call the moderate so dumb barton livermore to dublin only 12 minutes for 5 of thewest will check more coming up james started thanks le sevethirty want a big story a warning if you're traveling and you're holiday sean and you have e ver had measles for a had a couple outbreaks it pretty major airports e x for wated denver international for the other proper sara stinson live at oakland airport with what u need to know sarah. >>is is a major concern for people travelinfor the holidays here at the oakland airport and any airport that's because there's been 6 different ses of the measles at 2 major aior as you said take a look broke it down for you on your screen you can see th2 airports are the denver international airport in los geles international airport, the 3 in la they don't live ther, but they were at the aiort december 11th between 6 50 in th morning and noon in terminals 4, 5 plus 3 unvaccinated children traveling through colorado's denver airport also tested positive for measles th traveled through there on de

o'clock but the parking is free and then on thursday and fridait will be ba to normal scheduling barton wl also reduce some of those trai on the antioch line so be prepared. another breaking story that we're following for you from overnight police respond to a shooting in e tenderloin late christmas eve. you someone, thfolks in the neighborhood heard multiple shs were fired on o farrell street at around 11 last night right down the street from union square you can see the video from all the activity in the streets blocked off. when officers arrived they found one person shot who later died at the scene. another man and woman were lso injured, but they are expected to fully recover. investigators have not sd anything so far about the motive or if theyhave anyone in custody yet. a travel warning this morning for your holiday season heth officials they are warning of a measles exposure. >>at 5 us airports reid binion tells us those airports. >>one more thing to worry about this travel season, a measles scare healtofficials say an unidentified pern believed to have contracted the disease wh

library of biography and i would go of fa best cal looking for the girls go from abigail adams to clara barton and dolly mad sis -- mid disson. but now there are children's biographies of everybody that you can imagine. from artists, to entrepreneurs, to writers, to politicians, to public service, people who have excelled in public service, sports heros, across the spectrum and they're highly illustrate beautifully produced and run from really very -- quite young, a lot of board books, hero books for very young children, going up through picture books for older kids, kid who are more visual readers who appreciate seeing rich photograph and y see photography because of the lowered printing costs and the production in asia it's just gotten much bet sore that a book of photographs that used to be unaffordable for most kids in the 70s or 80s, now are you have places like national geographic producing incredible photography books for kids and then a lot of bookses that -- in terms of middle grade that reflect the world in which kids are living now. another category i want to talk about is young adu

little bit of yellow on the screen still some moderate crowding for 6.80 per take on the danville dumb barton up to 12 minutes heading west on 84 over to the peninsula daria thanks a lot robin 6.17 and a tv series about the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire in oakland. >>has been scrapped. the writers say since word got out about the early stages of their product or their project. friends and families of the victims contacted them and asked them to reconsider making the tv show the fire happened 3 years ago and killed 36 people during the trial defendant max harris was acquitted of charges and a mistrial was declared for derrick elmen alamein is expected back in court in january. the santa anita racetrack is unveiling new technology hoping to prevent more horses from dying track officials have this new machine that gives them more detailed scans of horses legs. the idea is to identify preexisting conditions and maybe prevent injuries as well at least 35 horses have died at this and i need to track over the last year. >>well new this morning disgraced movie mogul harvey weinstein says he deserv

a couple of light sprinkles nothing more than that could be catching as you drive across the dumb bartongot the bay area, nice and calm today, this specially as compared to our southern neighbors as i noted even the sierra nevada, pretty calm nothing more than a few flurries up there in the sierra so yes, this is a southern california storm that we're seeing if you are headed that direction watch out for the snow on the grapevine in those other routes, and hey if you are traveling down there's first flights go likely do expect some delays now because of our bay area weather but because of our southern california weather now as far as tomorrow is concerned even clearer and this is when you're going to see southern california conditions clearing out along with the bay. so friday and saturday are going to be key travel days of great days to be out there on the roads in sunday is going to start that way before sunday night we do see a push of rainfall later on that will result in a less than ideal conditions 50's for today's daytime highs across the bay, definitely comfortable weather defini

we are hot spot free but not free of slow traffic must all on the down barton 84, it's crawling may bean electric car electorate. >>i'm going and children out of my right you. it's pretty their dry wash the car just in time for the rain be able to not even worry about searching it i thought about that a future that the also one of the today are clears today's in the forecast, nice and dry a good day to have washed a car yesterday and fancy driving around near electric vehicle at the golden gate bridge it is crystal clear out there, no fog whatsoever you do have just a touch of fog this morning right there on the peninsula elsewhere though we definitely are off to a dry start the central valley has some to the fog but even that's going to burn off later today and what that sets us up for is just a lot of sunshine this afternoon so today easily are clear stay ahead of us. >>good day for some holiday

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tom barton has this report. should schools have to rely on donations? it's not about extras.ogy. we've got sets of ipads which we wouldn't have been able to buy outright. " while others struggle on with broken laptops. sometimes when the children go to use them, they don't actually work any more. our research shows a massive gap between the money raised by schools in the poorest regions of england and those in richer areas. literally making the difference between a greater quality of education for some kids whose parents can't afford it, and a poorer quality for those whose parents would simply not be able to afford to donate to their local school. so are our poorest kids losing out in the donations divide. it's two o'clock on a wednesday afternoon and kids at westmore primary schooljust outside newcastle, having some good, messy fun. it might be fun, but it's also fundraising. this one of the many events that helped this school raised nearly £16,000 last year. £45 extra for each child. the funding is not there. so it's something that's going to have to be done. and it's the

my name is barton beebe, and that professor of intellectual property law in new york and university school a lot. my testimonies are open research with professor jeannie, also of ny you school a lot. so long with a written testimony for the records, i've submitted a recent harvard law article entitled are we running out a fox. an empirical study of congestion. at its best, trademark law promotes fair and efficient competition. in hopes new market entrants and small businesses in particular to compete on a loophole playing field. this benefits american consumers. however, in the empirical research report in our articles, we show in essence, that it is becoming increasingly difficult for your businesses to find a good trademark that someone else hasn't already claimed. and it is especially difficult for your new and small businesses to do so. trademark law has long assumed that there is inexhaustible supply of trademarks. in much of trademarks policy is built on this assumption. the assumption that if the market company has a retaking of the company has a voice find a different market is jus