you should contact betty. then he told her you could always say you are coming to see betty, or that you are bringing me letters. this is very important. here you have a witness and a federal civil white -- civil rights case, civil rights suit. the president personally cause this witness to let them know they will be subpoenaed and that you are on the witness list and to tell them have the handle it and to not to provide truthful testimony, but to provide false -- false testimony and a cover story for her. this is confirmed and the grand jury testimony of monica lewinsky. the president denies this in part. he admits that the telephone conversation took place, so there is some cooperation. he has no specific recollections. monica lewinsky has a clear recollection and the president has no recollection. secondly, it is consistent with their pattern of deception. prior to this they arrange the cover story. i understand it sign a legal context. they continued that scheme to cover up in the legal context by suggesti

betty currie goes through the same thing. we are told that she was willing to give testimony to the grand jury that the majority finds damaging. but she also said, betty currie said, monica lewinsky initiated the gift transfer. so we have your acknowledgment that betty currie was prepared to tell the truth even if it was somewhat damaging to bill clinton. your siding one of her statements is damaging to bill clinton. when did she become a liar and schemer when she volunteers it? the fact is that the most sensible explanation here is that both bill clinton and monica lewinsky wanted to withhold the truth of this. neither one of them wanted to do it. monica lewinsky and bill clinton worked together. they agreed long before paula jones was on anybody's horizon for monica lewinsky that they would not tell the truth. but you have to change the facts. you have to assume that there was this monica lewinsky dying to tell everybody. as a matter of fact, let's be very clear. even after all of this, what got monica lewinsky to talk with

betty currie was a friend. betty currie asked for help. why would betty currie astrid and taylor to help monica lewinsky find a job? maybe because monica lewinsky was a friend of hers. that is as logical as any other explanation. that's as logical as the for whichxplanation there was no evidence whatsoever. this is a classic example of a logical fallacy some of us learned in college. after this, therefore, because of this. after this, therefore because of a lot of different reasons. gifts towinsky gave betty currie. it must be because the president was trying to hide the evidence. it must be because the president asked betty currie to retrieve the gifts. except that betty currie said that was not the case. betty currie testified monica lewinsky was the one who asked her to get the gift. but we are told there was this phone call. now, there is no evidence of what was called -- what was said in that phone call. what is the difference? we can pretend it makes a difference. though he destroyed that by showing he showed the phone call happen in

, betty. >> anthony: good to meet you. >> betty: when i'm riding a car, i'm the happiest girl ever.s in my blood, racing. here in palestine. it's very small. there's no roads, so when i drive i speed. i feel free. >> anthony: did you find that people underestimated you at first? >> betty: at the beginning, they could maybe make fun of us, but when we got good scores, we win our respect. >> anthony: now they know. >> betty: yeah, well a car doesn't know if you're a woman or a man. >> anthony: yeah. >> betty: a lot of girls want to join us, the speed sisters. but some of the families are very reserved, they don't like their daughters to be between men racing you know? palestine is a very reserved society. >> anthony: so are things getting better, staying the same, or worse? >> betty: you never know what's going to happen in palestine. one day it's good and the other day it's just, you never know, it's a crazy country. >> anthony: the local police would prefer them off the streets for obvious reasons. but the track here, such as it is, has its drawbacks. it's basically a parking lot ac

clause six, attempting to influence betty currie. we have heard repeated testimony that the president of the united states did not attempt to influence betty currie's testimony in any proceeding when he spoke with her on the sunday and the tuesday, january 18 and 20th respectively, before the miss lewinsky broke in the media. the president was concerned about what he knew would be a leak of his deposition testimony. he could not have known about the oic investigation, therefore he could not have understood that ms. currie was or could be on a witness list. with reference to statements made by the president's lawyers, clause five, there no evidence the president knowingly allowed his lawyer to make false representations in the jones deposition. in fact, the president testified that he was not focusing on his attorney when he made the statements. instead, he was concentrating on his own testimony and his deposition. , none, thatevidence the president encouraged his attorney to make those statements or even had any idea that his attorne

betty: mrs.ixon was interested in the portraits of first ladies, but she also hosted a large reception at the time that the adams family gave the portraits of luisa catherine and john quincy adams that had been in the family for over 150 years and were first painted in the 19th century. she gave a wonderful reception, and invited many adams descendents to the reception at the time. so, i think, and i remember, mrs. johnson had tried to acquire a portrait of james madison but it did not come in until the nixon administration and she invited mrs. johnson back for when that was unveiled in 1969 -- 1970 think it was. i do remember when the blue room was unveiled in 1972, and that was a major project. mrs. nixon had gone to a historic house in georgetown to look at plasterwork which was copied and replicated for the blue room. they were having this enormous reception that was being held and it was the same evening that george wallace was shot. remember the president and mrs. nixon speaking at the rece

as betty yu reports, some residents are forced to spend their christmas money on repairs. betty? >> reporter: in just the last few minutes, the rain here started to pick up again. we are already talking about tens of thousands of dollars in damages by some homeowners estimates here. some people say this is the worst they have seen it in about six years. >> you can see the water lines down there. >> reporter: too much water with nowhere to go. but inside homes. within a matter of minutes, garages, basements, living rooms, and bedrooms turned into muddy sewage drenched nightmares for many west portal homeowners. >> the sewers backed up and water came cascading out of the drain. and, cascading down and nothing could handle it. >> reporter: the glovers lost their entire bottom floor to the heavy rain. the furniture damaged. everything need to be replaced. sandbags couldn't stop water from gushing just about everywhere at the height of the storm, this is what 50th avenue and wilona looked like. this area sits at the bottom of four hill. john browdy took this video of water from the ro

other morning musicians and hits have given life to come betty an event all over the world. known as the soul of the cape verdean people who are going to express themselves through morning it's because you're missing but i got that song because you're happy and it's sung because somebody has died it's him all it's homesickness and passion it's all about it's the absence of a beloved person let us remember that it has to do above all with the question of migration watch the. themes which are perhaps better expressed with acoustic instruments such as comeback new and good times rather than amplified electric guitars. from. the moment i was born at the end of the 18th century and the 960 s. it was given a modern interpretation. and now is a shins are revisiting the roots of the genre which is proving a challenge. would. introduce even we have to introduce more into our schools curricula and tourism needs to pick up on it. that we should value our communities more because that's that larry still began think that the federal reserve so we have to encourage all of the artists not

. >>> betty yu explains, the simple gesture is going a long way. >> the packers bead the redskins but it is what aaron rodgers wore on his feet that has lot of northern californians talking. >> his cause for the fires out in california. >> reporter: green bay quarterback aaron rodgers wore his heart on his cleats during the pre-season against the washington redskins. featured cal fire, the state of california, and the hash figure butte strong and paradise strong as part of the my cause, my cleats campaign. aaron rodgers is a chico native. it is the most destructive wildfire in california history. >> great for the city and this area, the bay area, i mean, local guy, went to cal. i just think it is great he is raising awareness. >> for him to highlight the issues that have been going on in our backyard is real nice to see that he still has a pulse on what is going on here. >> raising money for the immediate needs and the long- term recovery. dacal fire thanked him for thc his support as the area continues to rebuild. >> a lot of times people in pop culture and athletes are -- they are t

you know lost going to feel the letter of ms angle visual blow it up because when you saw me betty the mere. thought of masturbation. somehow you have a lot of delusion that your dog could be sniffed at the game and that. abraham had to get the money probably because there was a good one at the back. of the a pretty good talking dog. from a pile up she looked at that with. the light. that. looks like it actually had to have it to light that motor do not know what that. they look at a book on amazon on is like up until i get asked not to be in. it because i want to carry a stuffed. something down or get. i might buy one of the bottles on most of the bill and also here on the black canada . where i belong. to the program you know a lot of. them their true image will long for the leader from blow up tonight among the few to see him on the music with little to much we are going to have to live we are going to be blazing be a monkey in. a car with a tiny. chain on getting off go all the way at the your goal meus. school but they have a lot of the sin binning boba fett you let me speak just

. >>> the weather doing travelers no favors, kpix 5's betty yu on the travel headquarters people flying in and out of san francisco international airport faced on one of the busiest travel days of the year. >> reporter: as holiday travel ramps up, bay area weather is expected to worsen and that could mean trouble for people trying to get in and out of sfo. sfo says there are 400 delays. and in total, 13 cancellations and more could be on the way. >> when we got on the plane, they said we would have to be delayed for an hour because there was only one runway open. >> reporter: she still landed in the bay area on time. travelers at sfo are used to seeing chaos this time of year. >> i give myself plenty of time. i fly out of sfo too often los angeles, dulles. i know what is going to happen here. >> reporter: christmas rain storm could bring more headquarters for travelers. passengers seemed to take the delays in stride. >> wait it out i guess. >> the tsa expects to screen a record number of travelers. another reason to leave extra time. in san francisco, betty yu, kpix 5. >> right now thin

live in west portal, betty yu with kpix 5. >>> thank you. let's go to the east bay now with da lin. >> we are next to highway 24. >> reporter: the downpour started coming down at 3:00, relentless for about two hours, a little break right now, sprinkling right now. but the damage is done, quite a few accidents on the east bay. a driver unconscious after his car spun out and hit the center median. a good samaritan stopped and help before police got there. this happened just before 2:00 on highway 24 near the on ramp in orinda. they believe speed and rainy weather played a factor . they say the driver should survive his injuries. it is one of many accidents that plagued east bay freeways this afternoon the chp said some drivers are going way too fast in the rain. the weather trouble extends well beyond the freeways. there are reports of downed trees in the east bay. we found this crew cutting four large eucalyptus trees in orinda. the homeowner wants to remove the tree spearing to fall on his house. >> they are pretty big, the wind shaking them

want to show their support and show how good of a community we have here. >> reporter: in dublin, betty yu, kpix 5. >>> tonight in oakland, an attorney known for handling high profile police misconduct suits has filed his own case, claiming he was a victim himself. in court papers filed last week, adante pointer claims he was mistreated by oakland police back in september of 2017. the lawsuit claims officers pulled him over, held him at gun point, detained him in a squad car, and illegally searched his car. pointer said he was released after officers didn't find anything illegal. the suit says police said his car matched the description of another car in a firearm investigation. we have reached out to oakland police for a response but have not heard back. >>> a gunman opened fire today at a packed church in texas killing 1 and critically wounding another, but the bloodshed could have been much worse. a warning, the video you're about to see is disturbing. you can see the gunman standing in the corner inside west freeway church of christ. then he pulls out a gun and startings firing, sho

betty yu, kpix 5. >>> palo alto considering drastic action, fining people for vaping in public. so far no word on how much the fines would be or who would collect the money and whether they'd be limited to underage vapors or everyone. the city also voted this week to ban e-cigarette sales starting this year. >>> and bevmo will pay to settle a consumer protection case. they were sued after an investigation found the company charged customers more than the posted price. they operate more than 100 stores in california and arizona. >>> it's a solution to the housing crisis that's actually working. tomorrow night in our original series project home a san francisco success story. >> look at you, i see you girlfriend! can i get one with the sisters? >> chloe jackman is a black female, small business owner, and a new mother, everything that san francisco continues to push out, but she says earlier this year her landlord tried to sell her building and raised renteds, but chloe pushed back. >> it feels like we won, and that's a really, really good feeling. >> catch that tomorrow night at

betty yu tells us why the county stands out. >> especially being young and wanting to own a home and have control of my finances, the idea of having a little bit more freedom in that is really nice to have being out here. >> reporter: danville resident shane smith is newly engaged and hopes to one day own a home in contra costa county and start a family. it's just one reason why real estate agents say home buyers are looking in the area. about two-thirds of the homes in the county are occupied by their owners according to the latest census data. >> we've seen a lot of people coming here from south bay and san francisco. i think people think this is a hidden gem. they don't even though this area exists. but it's more affordable. there's a lot this community has to offer in terms of family living, outdoor living. great schools, bigger yards. >> reporter: the median sale price in contra costa county is $609,000 according to zillow. >> welcome to this beautiful home in alamo. >> reporter: this real estate agent showed us this 5 bed 3.5 bath home that sits on 8 acres. price tag? nearly $2

kpix 5's betty yu tells us how city leaders are responding tonight. >> reporter: today president trump bashed san francisco's homeless and crime problems yet again on twitter. this time he escalated things with a video. the video begins with images of iconic san francisco landmarks. >> the city invites you to explore hip neighborhoods, elegant buildings. >> reporter: but then shows the city's homeless on dirty streets, trash, and people smoking pot. in his pinned tweet, president trump said crazy nancy pelosi should spend more time in her decaying city and less time on the impeachment hoax. the retweeted video was posted by the assistant to the president and white house social media director. the caption, brought to you by speaker pelosi and gavin newsom. >> san francisco is beautiful, and i think california in general is like everyone wants to live here, so i mean, he can criticize it, and there is a homelessness problem, but we need to focus on, you know, affordable housing, mental health. >> reporter: tonight we showed the video to people in union scare. >> i just think that nancy p

our betty yu is out and about last night with the shoppers who waited until the bitter end. >> reporter: in the final countdown to christmas many stores including target and old navy had extended hours and shoppers definitely took advantage. it is a sound of the holiday hustle. >> we got like a motorcycle so a barbie set. and then we got, we got this. >> reporter: we found shoppers with carts full of last-minute gifts and a lot of excuses. what is your excuse for not having all your shopping done? >> working too hard. >> reporter: why did you wait until christmas eve to do your shopping? >> usually they have sales. >> reporter: holiday shopping already sent records over the weekend was super saturday sales reaching nearly $35 billion. target and walmart had increases. >> reporter: you're saying that you work better under pressure? >> definitely. i make quick decisions. >> reporter: what was it like in there? >> a little crowded. it's to be expected. >> reporter: there was also a crowd inside the mall in daly city. check out the long line for a photo with santa. right before closing. the

betty yu explains how you can protect yourself. >> reporter: visa is warning that hackers are ramping up their attacks at gas stations without actually tampering with the fuel pump. it's a kind of attack that's difficult for customers to detect right away. foster city-based visa is warning that sophisticated hackers are using spam-like e-mails to get into gas station payment systems. >> they use phishing schemes, the person that works at the gas station opens the e-mail, the software is installed on their system and then they have access to all the data stored on the local server for the gas station. >> reporter: visa says customers using magnetic stripe readers are at risk. so far more secure chip cards haven't been impacted. >> it could have been either at a gas station or some convenience store or some place i may have used by visa card. >> reporter: experts say you may have a better shot at recouping your losses faster if you lose a credit card versus a debit card. visa announced earlier this year that gas stations must use chip card readers by october 2020. after that, any statio

at levi stadium, betty yu, kpix5. >>> new tonight, a shark attack near the channel islands. a sufferer was bitten in the leg. he's in the hospital tonight. the coast guard says helicopter crews rescued the surfer on the northwest side of santa rosa island. the surfer was air lifted to the santa barbara hospital and taken to the airport, then to the hospital. officials said the surfer was lucky to be with a friend who alerted the coast guard about the attack. the surfer is in stable condition tonight. >>> well, there is alarming news about teenagers who vape marijuana. new government research finds it is surging in record numbers. >> reporter: the number of high school teens vaping thc, the active ingredient in marijuana, is rising dramatically. nationwide, roughly one in five tenth and 12th graders have vaped marijuana in the last 12 months. that's more than a 7% increase from just last year. it all adds up to at least a million new teenage marijuana vapors in 2019. >> the fact that you can hide it, you can't see it. often you can't see the smoke, all contributes, i believe,

betty yu has the details tonight. >> reporter: the lights are on and the navigation onthe embarc from open, this as president trump bashes san francisco in a series of tweets. over the weekend he put the blame on california leadership for not dealing with the california homeless problem. he said nancy pelosi's district is rapidly becoming one of the worst in the u.s. when it comes to homelessness and crime. it's gotten so bad so fast she's lost total control along with her equally incompetent governor gavin newsom it's a very sad sight. he also tweeted that if the governor can't fix the problem, the federal government will get involved. >> i think it's really sad because we do have a serious homelessness crisis here in the city and could use more help from the federal government and state and everybody and instead it's being used as a political football. probm is getng e. rancisco ttan e latehomesscount in san francisco showed a big increase in the last 2 years to more than 9,000 people. do you think city leaders and the state are doing enough? >> definitely not, no. i mean, if they w

betty yu spoke to some travelers whose hopes of a get away got a little messy. >> reporter: a lot ofve spent hours trying to figure out a way home and it's not been easy. add to that, the tsa says this holiday season they'll screen a record number of travelers. >> we live at the airport now. >> reporter: this family is feeling down and literally stuck at sfo. after a full day of delays and cancellations as they try to get to portland, oregon. >> we were trying to get any route, but it was going to reroute us through seattle and we'd get there at midnight. >> reporter: right now there's been 315 delayed flights and 33 cancellations. the fog grounded many flights throughout the afternoon. mechanical problems held up others. >> i was really looking forward to seeing my aunt. i don't get to see her often. >> reporter: sfo says today is the single busiest travel day in december with 10,000 more people expected than a normal friday. tonight it wasn't hard to spot travelers in misery. >> my mom and dad told me it was delayed and then i hareport morning flight was canceled, this family plann

. >> betty yu was there as garlic festival shooting survivors met with steve kerr. >> reporter: for many of the victims of the garlic festival shooting and their families, tonight was their first game at chase center. the warriors provided the tickets, a special tour of the arena, and a special meeting with coach kerr. in tonight's warriors d me, a s of survivors and their families cheered on the dubs. the victim also watched the pre-game shoot around court side. >> it's just kind of surreal. it's a little intimidating i think to be in a crowded place, but it makes me feel safe knowing that we're being like escorted. >> reporter: gabriella was shot in the shoulder and grazed in the back as she ran for safety. her recent surgery to remove bullet fragments was successful. before the game, they met with coach kerr. his father was assassinated while serving as the president of the american university in the beirut. >> the first thing that has to happen is our government officials have to decide the safety of our citizens is more important than the money they receive from the nra. >> he's a v

. >> reporter: i'm betty yu in san francisco. the pro-impeachment rally started at the federal building, and the group walked up market street. they will end at the local offices of senator feinstein and harris. [ chanting ] >> reporter: on the eve of impeachment votes in the house, hundreds marched to call for president trump's removal from office. >> we're losing our democracy, and i can't, i just can't believe that we're at this point and he is just getting away with so many things one after the next. >> i wanted to come out here and speak my beliefs and show support for bringing integrity back to this country. >> reporter: demonstrators carried signs that said simply out now. others displayed their feelings on trump pinatas. this one said impeach me. across the bay in oakland, a huge crowd gathered at the grand lake theater to do the same, and a trump chicken balloon was spotted. >> just the level of violence and hate crimes in the country has gone up massively under his watch. >> i think be impeached in the house. my level o

in san francisco, betty yu, kpix5 news. >>> let's go to meteorologist darren peck now. things are getting colder. >> yes. the good news about how cold it feels out there right now is the wind is about to start calming down. that means there will be less wind chill over the next few hours, but the downside is we're going to clear out the skies and the temperatures on the thermometer are going to drop even more. so let me show you where we're going for morning lows. the north bay always coldest up here on these clear nights in those sheltered valleys. santa rosa is going down to 34 degrees tomorrow morning, not much better in healdsburg at 35. close to that as we look at the inland spot here for contra costa county, concord 37, walnut creek 36, but if we do the comparison for how much colder it's here for inland spots and temperatures for the bay, notice the difference? still cold but not as cold. you get closer to the bay, that moderating influence of the water helps keep temperatures at least a little warmer. the deeper you go into santa clara county, the colder it's go

training camps in the world or calling them concentration camps another person writes and this is betty and she says read education is a misleading term these are concentration camps where every moment is monitored and punishments are harsh and frequently administered so maybe i will give this one to you because of course as we mentioned at the top of the show the chinese government is now saying people have been released from these camps you've actually been to one what can you tell us about what they are and what calling them accurately what that looks like. yeah it's an interesting question the whole term the trouble cation certainly comes from communist party talks and it's been used not only in china but and also in places like the soviet union and in 930 s. germany for instance. basically signifying that people are being taken to a facility where their patterns of thought or their are their kind of ideals or beliefs are going to be shifted fundamentally in subway i think what's notable about some of the document leaks that we've seen this past month is that it's become very clear

right from day one it has been you know it has been a betty betty davis of well kind of you know because on day one you'll use all muslims on the streets because there's been taken effects muslim citizens but as a protest against momentum against all more non muslims across the country joining in involved me as if they were about 2 100000 protest doesn't daddy again the same kind of number as well you know from the beginning of absolutely muslim progress it has gone on to become a basic you know protest of all parts of all across the country all people from all religion all gods are just begun it and that's the best the last and then democracy yes in something like this good talking to you thank you for joining us ron i hope and mumbai thank you now will straight away the prime minister scott morrison has apologized for going on holiday as the country contends with a massive bushfire emergency mr marson paid tribute to 2 volunteer firefighters who were killed as they tackled the blaze near sydney 3 others were seriously injured they are amongst thousands battling to contain about 100 for

betty yu is there now. betty? >> reporter: much of the water right now has receded, but the community is still in cleanup mode here in west portal. those torrential downpours caused some serious damage to many homes. earlier, this is 15th avenue and orellana look like, more like a river then streets over here. san francisco responded to the scene to help clear out the gutters. still, people are looking at a lot of extensive damage in their homes, and in some cases, the sandbags were just not enough to withstand that heavy rain. >> how high did the water go? >> i would say maybe four or five inches. you can kind of see it right there. that is pretty high. my brother lost his car. his car is totaled, it is completely underwater. this could have been prevented if the city would have cleaned the drawings. >> reporter: residents tell us the last time they saw flooding this bad was about six years ago. now, many residents are taking stock of the damage right now, many of them telling us their garages, the bottom floor o

betty? >> reporter: there has been a huge turnout tonight in this community to remember those three teens killed in the christmas car crash. many of the people here tonight are friends, classmates, many faculty and staff and there are many others who didn't know the teens personally, but they came to show their support and pay their respects because there's so many people that are hurting at this time. speakers at the podium tonight shared memories to honor and remember the lives of javier ramirez and twins marc anthony and michelangelo euresta, all 16 years old. the teens were in a car on foothill road just north of castlewood drive and for unknown reasons authorities say the car crossed over the northbound lanes and hit a power pole and then a tree. >> i'm just surprised and it's just hard to accept that that actually happened like i'm having a hard time selling that he actually died because i mean i remember talking to him in my class last year. so it's just hard to take in. >> zana was s

certain ethnicity and by force into these facilities and that's kind of exactly what we've seen here betty i'm looking at one of quite recently looking at some of what you've done i'm looking exactly how you've described this you could break in at the time it was a new tros this highly classified chinese government documents including the operations manual for china's concentration camps you have no doubt that these a concentration comes from your reporting. i think that's her my concentration camps you know part of why i use that is because it taps into the the people who would be reading that you know our readership it taps into an emotional feeling an emotional response an emotional understanding of what something is and the reality of these camps is that it is you know a sweeping government policy aimed at eradicating an ethnic minority in this case not necessarily through mass murder but through changing their identity and that is what we associate with concentration camps it's a mass policy aimed at allin eliminating or harming or controlling ethnic and religious minority and that's

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film industry and studio bobbins by the detective is called in to investigate the death of actress betty venter the star of berlin's 1st movie with sam. who is behind her untimely demise detective rod searches for clues just as the stock market comes crashing down. and there to help him is his street smart colleague shots of the time the woman he's fallen for governments are going through all these things makes them close coming from extreme times creates an extreme connection extreme in profit and would definitely does change as show not a is now working for the police she's no longer working at the mocha if the nightclub she has an official position so now she's working within the system and she has to keep her mouth shut sometimes she can't just become mind anymore. can the 2 of them keep it professional babylon berlin fans or certainly use. seeing jazz drugs sex and murder. take a valium hot and shots are back for season 3 of babylon berlin. and my colleague david levitz is in the studio to talk about what's really become a global sensation david welcome obviously this will be shown