jonathan bloom is at ces. follow him on twitter his handle is @bloom tv. and this is fun to see gadgets coming out. >> jeff has a lot of gadgets to let us know how things are outside. >> i don't know about the pillow. i'll have to see. i just want to go to sleep. just relax. okay. >>> let's bring in the weather forecast through the them. couple of days. we have some shower chances returning. i don't think it is going to be anything that willin of days. let's take you outside. if you are making dinner or doing something away from the tv but happen to have it turned on, this is one to come back and take a look. that sunset is beautiful right now over san francisco. with the city lights starting to be visible with that orange sunset. now that we have reached winter every night into spring we're getting a little bit extra daylight as the sunset continues to get a couple minutes later every single day. right now in san francisco, 57 degrees. and we're dropping down to chillier 40s at 10:00 p.m. to the east bay, a cold night on tap while we have 56 as well. we'l

. >> and there is a robot that plays ping pong and it took on jonathan bloom. we'll find out how he did tonight at 6:00. >>> you could follow jonathan bloom on twitter, our debital journalist's handle is at bloom tv. >> this saturday 72,000 people will be cheering on the 49ers. today one very important person was at levi stadium clearing on the team a few days early. >> pretty cool this is the first playoff game here at levi stadium. >> yes. >> it is candlestick -- >> i know. we haven't seen that in a long time. that is why this place is going to be rocking and i'm sure the players are are excitedo this opportunity. but they feel like, you know what, we're not done. we want to win the whole thing. and it is going to start here on saturday. >> he still looks good, doesn't he? you remember back in the '80s and '90s, the 49ers magic is starting to happen again. and you want to go to saturday's playoff game for free. yes, we're giving away two tights, enter the contest at nbcbayarea.com/contest and follow the instructions to submit your entry and find the form on o

i am not blooming the player, iam not idiot.ing the player, i am not criticising the player, am just saying that it is normal that the player in this situation does not perform at the highest level. the sheffield united striker oli mcburnie has been reminded the corruption trial of the former president of world athletics lamine diack started in paris today but it has now been adjourned untiljune after new evidence came to light. the 86—year—old is accused of receiving payments to help cover up positive russian dope tests. from paris here's our sports editor dan roan. it is seen as a hugely important landmark case, not just it is seen as a hugely important landmark case, notjust for athletics, whose credibility really took a huge blow in the wake of the scandal which enveloped diack but he was a hugely influential man at the international olympic committee where he was very influential, french investigators have been looking into the possibility that he was involved with bribery involving votes for various major sports events. ol

from lisa bloom —— we have heard from lisa bloom —— we have heard from lisa bloom, the american lawyerein‘s alleged victims. she said it was time for prince andrew to give a statement to the fbi and said some of her clients were outraged and disappointed that he had not. she said there was no way at this stage because the investigation was simply in the inquiry stage, no way that prince andrew could be compelled to give evidence and even if somebody was charged, it would be very difficult. she repeated the claim that one of her clients saw prince andrew ina that one of her clients saw prince andrew in a nightclub with virginia roberts, virginia giuffre, and she would be willing to testify to that effect. prince andrew says he did not have sex with virginia roberts and was not in the nightclub that night. the american prosecutor says his investigation is moving at a pace, his words, and that it involved co—conspirators, though he did not identify any of them. and timor reporting. borisjohnson will chair a meeting of ministers and intelligence chiefs today, to decide whether or not to al

it's called bloom berkeley. 41 units. there's been lots of construction lately, but all of the large projects have been for ritual units. these, someone will own. >> we haven't had below market rate condominiums in at least 14 years. >> reporter: most of the new units will be markedly. 51-p andrew -- one-bedroom condos -- eligible first-time buyers cannot make more than about $79,000 for the small units and $99,000 for the larger. the buyers will be chosen by lottery with berkeley residents and workers getting priority. >> my thought was, i bet there will be thousands of applications. >> reporter: heidi abramson owns a nearby real estate company. she thinks it's nice that a few people will get a great deal but says in general, the city drives up the cost of housing with its regulations, such as allowing neighbors to weigh in on any new development, no matter how big or small. >> with the community input, when it comes to a project, you are looking at a year or two years minimum for approval just from re: the g os bluberke

our digital journalist, jonathan blo bloom is at ces follow him on twitter throughout the week.is handle is @bloom tv. >>> starting tonight and for the next five months, there's one fewer option to and from alameda later tonight. each weeknight at 10:00, crews will close the posy tube, the closure will last until 5:00 a.m. once work is done on the posy tube in march, similar work will close the webster tube in the other direction through may. >>> it's a beautiful weekend and a cold start, clear out there, gorgeous, let's check in with kari. >> i guess we better get used to that, we have cold mornings, and sunny and mild afternoons headed our way. we'll see rain by midweek. as you're about to head out for lunch, we're in the upper 50s and going up to 61, 62 degrees during the middle of the day, and quickly coming back down, so it's one of those days, once again, where it cools down and warms up pretty fast, and you need to make sure you're ready for it all. even as we go through the 6:00 hour, we're at 50 degrees in nap napa so those temperatures coming down around the bay area.

check out what our digital journalist jonathan bloom discovered. >> reporter: the demo is segway's new chair that feels like it's floating. >> that was in raleigh. it's on two wheels. you control it with a joystick. you can watch all of jonathan bloom's report from ces on our home page nbcbayarea.com. >> it should be the l-pod, the lazy pod. >> that's why i'm ordering it. >>> once again, the oscars won't have a host this year. if you'll recall last year the ceremony went without a host after tweets from kevin hart led him to step down. they are promising an entertaining show with surprises in store. >>> the world reacting to the shocking announcement the duke and duchess of sussex are stepping back as senior members of the royal family. >> they say they just plan on becoming financially independent. reports are that their groundbreaking decision took many by surprise including buckingham palace. some residents say they saw it coming. >> i gave it two and a half years. we're not far off two and a half years. keep their title and just go. exactly what they're doing now. >> the couple pla

i'm jonathan bloom with that story ahead on nbc bay area news at 6:00. a super duper new year with a new super duper deal! now you get bacon, sausage, eggs, hash browns, and all you can eat pancakes for only $7.99. the new super duper slam! happy new year, from denny's. the new super duper slam! when we were looking he wanted someone super quiet. yeah, and he wanted someone to help out with chores. so, we got jean-pierre. but one thing we could both agree on was getting geico to help with renters insurance. ♪ yeah, geico did make it easy to switch and save. ♪ oh no. there's a wall there now. that's too bad. visit geico.com and see how easy saving on renters insurance can be. >>> nbc bay area responds to a lot of complaints that originate with an unsolicited knock at the front door. >> consumer investigative chris says you have an out if you move quickly. >> reporter: door-to-door sales people are a convincing bunch, don't have to keep whatever it is they convince you to buy. whenever you spend more than $25 on your doorstep, the federal trade commission says you get three days to req

who think i ams a blooming idiot. the debate has been going on for four years. under the electoral college yet the majority of votes in the electoral college. that is a debate for the american people to have. that is why i don't support removing him even though there have been legitimate concerns and indictments. i think he did do something very wrong with the call to the president of ukraine. with what we have seen with respect to the callers, i think the american people should make that decision, not senators who are under pressure from the intellectual lead from the capital. colorado springsd come republican. , thank you olsen for what you do. i know you're taking criticism. lady, if they will look at one american news.com, it will explain everything about hunter biden and other things that went back to 2014. it is a three-part investigation and it had been turned over to william barr and the department of justice. they are looking into it. it explains what popped up lately and the other things that were going on with hunter biden. it is document it with witn

we will be speaking to lisa bloom later in the programme.ill cherry meeting of intelligence chiefs and ministers on whether or not to allow huawei in building britain's 5g network —— chaira building britain's 5g network —— chair a meeting. there are concerns it could jeopardise the security relationship between the us and the uk. this morning ministers and intelligence chiefs will gather for one of the most contentious and significant decisions good as the national security council has had to take. whether to let the chinese company huawei they are role in building the uk's new 5g telecoms network was that the us has argued it's a security risk to let it in because it could be used by china for espionage or it could be used by china for espionage 01’ even it could be used by china for espionage or even sabotaged. something the company denies. there are two options for government, the first is to exclude the company and thoroughly, that is what the uk's closest ally, the united states wa nts. closest ally, the united states wants. but it woul

africa it's linked the invasion to unseasonal rains last month that caused the local population to bloom. as the director of the united nations food and agricultural organizations or merchants and resilience division he spoke to us from the kenyan capital nairobi or he's responding to the local situation. i mean the locust worms are spreading throughout africa as a matter of fact there is being a say clone sembler say clone one that is brought very humid conditions to the eastern africa creating very focal conditions for the locust to develop so not we have seen the development of locusts they already impact on some crops and especially on rate buster that are so essential for the past already that it's you know many in the region but not the problem is that locust are getting matcher saw that there are actually. yes eggs on them they take that would be very soon and that will lead to a new generation of 3 august which this time will come the time for the planting of the next in the region that will come around march april so it means that at that time we run the risk of 3 d. being the c

bloom i push in terms of knowledge and you said pinney civi. well nation beaty. mean. you are. mine and i'm on the. journey not just because you might with me was that also something in the from the from the strip club. but outside of that that it's not about your. d.s.e. . the. fat kid. yeah that's it i don't know what your united thought at. this stage of the race the slants will cross the border between come and chicago. and the next stage will be the last me a kilo much as one dance before the guinness world record would be set. oh that's right. i did you back. you put the cows. right. you. sure you could work to do that i don't want to give you the book was that misled you was a boy and you must go to prove good. who were your. teacher was just one of these evil. people you look at me and put up with this. what would. you. think your little boy what would you really think of those who were we were we would sum it up. well please could you go could you. go through who was worse because the most beautiful book you just. were that would get through the roof because. if. he di

we only got ourselves a blooming studio this year overlooking the actual show.there, hello! oh yeah! it is quite something and we have for you the latest announcements from here, as well as getting our hands on some of the most exciting looking gadgets that have made their way to las vegas. in fact, spencer, you've been in the water with one of them, haven't you? certainly have, yes. there's water in las vegas and here it is. this is lake las vegas, an oasis in the desert. this is stacey and this is the hydrofoiler xe1, it's an electric bike that you peddle on the water. of course it is. as you pedal, the electric motor turns the propeller which pulls you forward, and the hydrofoils underneath act like aircraft wings and lift the whole caboodle out of the water. it is the same sort of thing you may have seen on racing units. ——yachts. it looks manageable doesn't it? how hard can it be really? and as long as you pedal hard enough at the start, you can get the lift you need, and you are sailing! they said, "you want to go for a bike ride in las vegas?" and i said

previously thought, and not necessarily all in sub—saharan, where you would imagine they have the bloomsgiene and being able to get people to hospitals in the first place —— has problems. one in five deaths in the united states. a massive story and to be honest, sepsis can affect anyone. i've had friends affected by this and a local pub where we live raises muggy on behalf of the sepsis trust on behalf of andy turner, a pub in carshalton. we saw a tv campaign in hollyoaks, lily mcqueen, in the uk, lots of work with the sepsis trust to raise awareness because anything as small as a cut or a chest infection can lead people to develop sepsis if it's not treated. we are told all the time not to go to the doctor and get antibiotics, but if you have a persistent illness and nothing is being done about it, you should really get up and go to the doctors and get seen by them because otherwise it could develop into something worse. absolutely. there's more information online about that story if you are concerned about it thanking you all your family. let's turn to a story hardly ever off the front

he showed the delicate beach blooms and pinecones that might be instilled into a one-of-a-kind spirit>> it's pretty incredible. >> and then we'll just break one. >> reporter: wow. you think this is alcohol? >> yeah. we should booze it. >> reporter: booze it. so these are traditional fermenters. >> reporter: that happens in the giant stills at empirical spirits. they operate at unusually low temperature, instead of the typical high heat, which can destroy the delicate flavors along the way. this is kind of like a giant science experiment. >> in a lot of ways. i mean in a lot of way, this is what the inside of my head looks like. >> reporter: he built some of the machines himself, incorporating a range of brewing and distillation techniques from around the world. it's where he tested blending those pinecones. and the beach pansies. how many do you try versus how many actually work? what's the percentage of error? >> as high as possible, really. >> if you're not putting yourself out on a limb, then you're never going to do something new. we're also trying to show that alcohol can be more

. >>> katy perry and orlando bloom also expected to take the plunge this year. popped the question on valentine's day 2019 during a helicopter ride. >> so bachelor. >> thankfully she accepted the rose. >>> other couple, scarlett johansson andsome's colin jost also emma stone has an "snl" man. there's her guy writer dave makary and england's princess beatrice could give us another royal wedding to look forward to in 2020, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] i'm exhausted but there is still a little time i'm hearing to say thank you to one of our favorite funny animals of 2019. everybody, this was voted on by our staff. it's bosco. yes, bosco the big stick carrier. little man, big stick. nothing can hold him back. watch bosco navigate the terrain in london. wait for it. bosco, he don't need no help, people. come on, bosco, you got this. that's right. there you go. >> yay! [ cheers ] >> he wins our video of the year and everybody that is the first "pop news" for 2020. >> that was amazing, lara. >> did you take notes? >> yes. >> so much coming up this year. >> ready,

the bloom seems to be off the rose and african private investing.ay, it seems to be less attractive. is that because economies in africa have gone down a bit? has to dot of that with lack of understanding. look at the investments that were made. i think it is where you should invest. choosy ofbe very where i invest. there is a lots of wrong perception. people read newspapers and they believe what they are reading. i think, you know, as we go along, quite a lot of changes in most african countries, trying to change in terms of the focus on the economy. david: you live principally in lagos. how any people are there in lagos? >> about 25 million. in terms of population. around in lagos is not that easy. getting around in new york is not that easy either. you have special police cars that take you around? lagos,i get around in sometimes i have a police escort but not all the time. i can drive myself. david: you drive yourself? do people stare at you? there is the wealthiest man in africa driving himself? when you go to a restaurant by yourself, do they

to watch all of jonathan bloom's reports on our home beige nbcbayarea. >> without using your muscles. >> all those lims and scooters and now these big pods on the sidewalk. you need one with an umbrella this morning. >> yes, you do. the rest of the day some sunshine and then you'll need the sunglasses. it has cleared from the north bay but still spotty showers. over to the east bay some of the heavier rain falling to the east of danville and over to the tri-valley. seeing some light rain coming down and then it will clear out. this system is rushing on by and will only bring about a tenth to a quarter inch of rain and another system coming in for the weekend and that's what we'll be watching early saturday morning. you'll be hearing us talk about king tides and really high tides. during the winter we see the sun lined up with the moon and it's closer to the earth. as it pulls the water up, it makes us have high tides and low tides during the afternoon. it happens during the winter, the moon closest to the earth even though we're tilted. if you're planning to go to the sierra, fresh sn

today, the bloom seems to be off the rose in african private investing.s very attractive six years ago. today, it is less attractive. that because economies in africa have gone down? what would you say is the reason? aliko: i think most of that reason has to do with lack of understanding of where to invest. look at the investments made, 90% of what we invested in has done well. i think it is where you should invest. myself as an african, i cannot invest in every sector. i have to be choosy where i invest. there is a lot of a wrong perception. people read stories from newspapers and believe what they are reading. i think, as we go along, there are a lot of changes in most african countries to try and change to focus on the economy. david: how many people are there in lagos? aliko: we have 25 million. in terms of population, it is small. david: getting around is not easy. getting around new york is not easy either. when you get around, do you have special police cars? aliko: i get around, sometimes i have a police escort, but not all the time. david: you dr

burglars got away with more than $83,000 worth of watches and jewelry from the blooming dales at the stanford shopping center. they're looking into whether this could be linked to similar crimes. the chief homelessness official has stepped down mp jeffrey ross resigned just days after meeting with county supervisors bout his job. they've been dealing with oo a growing crisis. you can find all of our top stories any time on our abc 7 news app. >>> several world leaders say an iranian missile may have doned a plane. all 176 people on board were killed in the crash. new video that appears to show the missile. >> we're seeing what appears to be the moment that ukrainian jetliner was hit by a missile. a missile hitting something in the sky. following the layer. the plane crashing three miles away. the impact captured on surveillance video. iran's antiaircraft system hit the jetliner killing all 176 people on board. more than 1/3 canadian. >> the evidence indicates the plane was shot down by an iranian surface-to-air missile. this may well have been unintentional. >> reporter: a u.s. offic

mike mike bloom he is a democrat in his heart.t and so forth. but again as a mayor, as mayor, so he had an executive position, something lacking most of the people on the debate stage except for pete buttigieg who had a tiny city. again with the economy, he did a pretty good job but it was not by apprenticeship programs and so forth. i think, that we need to be open to these sort of things but we need to have environment where people want to invest and hire people. melissa: right. if you slap collective bargaining on that -- >> make it more expensive. melissa: i'm are oh, this guy. >> same with his foreign policy. i think joe biden really blew it. joe biden will never get the antiwar vote in his party because bernie sanders will say, joe, you voted for iraq, right? he will never have that. what he should have done is go for people saying, i can see joe biden as commander-in-chief and democrats are uncomfortable with the moral use of american force today. that was an opening for mayor bloomberg to talk about it. melissa: bill mcgur

soon it will do to the next was the result of a new cycle and i don't know if anyone and i said to bloom we're going to. issue our ship a ship or should we see looters shavers you know people have a just so you go see them but i will tell you on a piece will be also together we can use as was. possible because the with. this railway line is a crucial. china's plans for the road. at the end of the line 750 kilometers away. from the capital of ethiopia a country with a population of 110000001 of the highest growth rates in all of africa. 50 kilometers south of the capital lies a monumental industrial park with workshops as far as the eye can see streets that bear the names of chinese cities or provinces this is ethiopia chinese economic zone. this small business makes jeans and exports them to europe. as in djibouti everything is imported from china sewing machines methods and supervised the cable of the danger you look on the little and then they would usually look at the machine was the band look you look at the machine and leave them. to get a little bit in. the average salary of an eth

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you can follow jonathan bloom's report all week from las vegas and ces and on twitter and, of course, on twitter his handle @bloomtv. >>> what happens next wht it comes to the crisis with iran. a political analyst breaks down the very latest as congress returns to work tomorrow. >>> also, we continue to track that breaking news on 880. a traffic headache in the heart of this evening commute. what you need to know. >>> right now at 6:30, we continue to follow breaking news out of oakland. northbound lanes of 880 continue to be closed because of a jackknife big rig that started just before 5:00. we brought it to you as breaking news at 5:00. all that traffic being directed off the freeway. right now word, no word on when that stretch of road will open. we'll, of course, continue to track the story on air and online and also download our nbc app. we'll have alerts sent straight to your phone. >>> breaking news in san francisco. we showed you at the top of the hour, an attempted traffic stop by sfpd ended in a that suspect ended a meter truck right there. officers tried to pull over an su

to be off bloom seems the rose and african private equity investing.s attractive four or five or six years ago. today it seems less attractive. is that because economies in africa have gone down a bit? isko: the reason, i think, where to invest. look at the investments made. you are seeing 90% of what if we invested, we are doing very well. so i think it is where you should invest. i cannot invest in every single sector, so i have to be choosy where i invest. you know, there is a lot of, you know, wrong perceptions. people, stories from newspapers and belief -- and believe what they are reading. as we go along, there are quite a lot of changes in most african countries, trying to change in terms of focus on the economy. david: you live principally in lagos? aliko: yes. david: how many people in lagos? aliko: 25 million in terms of population. david: getting around in lagos is not easy, though getting around in new york is not easy either. you have special cars to take you around lagos? have: yeah, sometimes i police escort, but not all the time. someti

bloom on the same piece of the fact i think i'm told will be no. vision and national founder of the significance of that they found. one of my friends. to say commission is hopeless and after the death of the bunny it had a little bit of that woman taking. was due to sit. still musician and she didn't want it in so many media. so many of you want to live. so they're good people does. she wish to do the song down to. a few. months of the change you know has to be in the movie to fool emotions both but i do so truthfulness in the moment with the philosophy of most of them to me in the station little such. i need to know the rest which was always me from both because what i wish for you to be able to look at the age. of the dine you would think so what not so new by showed up for my screen love suggest that you go away. a lot of people see slowing down to cut to both sides most cool. my eyes. good night t.v. i've been up the middle of these. the charts are both for. you know one of your dad's new with the burner if i'm going to get over. my size. for

everything is green and this is a this is more green or i like it is it is it is still a little bloom. in this is this a problem is this green is a lot of this is. because i. see if i already. know what happened with in what ways and green is it up and. this thing that is different with the organic one meaning this is a list. the list opposite. to all burning operations of each other with screen slogans amie's of p.r.c. is our marketing agencies so far. industry is trying to flee to slough off an h.r. . can cope stand one of 2. or produces they even pass this dumb things so fly and try to challenge. this conference m.l. of knowledge. or is this thing in billings him. and when i look around here in green and the nice bits is the birds i know. i get the impression this is more like a men's yard then i was company can you explain sustainability to us means it's a balance our. economy. people and in farming because we can agree on the create. you know harmony. process part of the. it's not least that's the ominous is it going values that you know. in the past there was another discussion

david bloom still with us. you make of what is happening with the japanese economy when you factor in that yen is a safe haven, but at the same time we are seeing easing policies out of the boj? david: japan, much like switzerland, doesn't follow the cyclicality of the economy. you don't really look to the economy. you are not looking to japan for growth. they had massive qe. we have not seen inflation, yet the yen remains quite strong. their debt to gdp remains strong. yen is a safe haven currency. machine orders doesn't really change the way the yen operates. also, machine orders are very volatile. i would like to pick up on one thing you said. you said somehow the olympics will cause a change to some of the numbers. what usually happens with big sporting events is actually building the infrastructure in the five years up to the actual event is what matters. the actual event itself in the context of gdp is miniscule, and you never see any impact, unless it is a tiny economy. but japan is an enormous economy.

and why we are in full bloom. what are your good evil and it was in a movie. that i can do yet. they had. not i see a lot of. the . following the blood tests done by us doctors the community is torn apart. leaflets are distributed denouncing the misery vampires who suck the blood of peruvian children. they threaten with violence those like rosa morrow who fight to alert the community about heavy metal contamination. rinko then threatened to close the factory. up in the. cold. there are a lot and there were a lot of for a short mostly by the workers. and also because of the. new operating proving government was continually assaulted by the threats of the door run company which said $4000.00 jobs will be gone tomorrow local folks desperately needed the jobs so it became a significant issue and every time there was a threat or the rumor moved through saying that the company might be closed or the approving government was going to be forcing the closure of the company folks would hit the streets. in their career or you know not. easy as you know. yeah. again there was no you. know m

burglars got away with more than $83,000 worth of watches and jewelry from the blooming dales at the stanford shopping center. they're looking into whether this could be linked to similar crimes. the chief homelessness official has stepped down mp jeffrey ross resigned just days after meeting with county supervisors bout his job. they've been dealing with oo a growing crisis. you can find all of our top stories any time on our abc 7 news app. >>> several world leaders say an iranian missile may have doned a plane. all 176 people on board were killed in the crash. new video that appears to show the missile. >> we're seeing what appears to be the moment that ukrainian jetliner was hit by a missile. a missile hitting something in the sky. following the layer. the plane crashing three miles away. the impact captured on surveillance video. iran's antiaircraft system hit the jetliner killing all 176 people on board. more than 1/3 canadian. >> the evidence indicates the plane was shot down by an iranian surface-to-air missile. this may well have been unintentional. >> reporter: a u.s. offic

please auditor russell bloom was a guest on cbsn bay area. >> the goal is really to try and identify potential problems in advance of them becoming a bigger problem. and try to prevent those from proliferating in that way. and so, it is just a lot to look at, but i think we are up for the challenge. >> he talked about increasingh interview on cbsn bay area, that is our new streaming channel. >>> a south bay city caught in a heated debate over a fast food restaurant. why just saying no could backfire. >>> a fuel mixup at a tahoe gas station, it will now cost drivers. >>> an east bay school considering a name change to honor a former first lady. >>> we are streaming right now on cbsn bay area, you can find us on kpix5.com, the cbs news app, or on your favorite platform. on healthcare hurt the patients i care for. i've been a nurse in new york for thirty years. i know the difference leadership can make because i saw what mike bloomberg did as mayor. vo: mayor bloomberg helped lower the number of uninsured by 40%, covering 700,000 more new yorkers, life expectancy increased. he helped ex

blooming fire threat alone is causing thousands and thousands to evacuate the area. and much of the bushfires continue to burn out of control. flames getting closer, emergency officials warn the for some communities if they wait too long, they might not be able to get out. >> it's been an experience that for sure. i mean i'm so blessed that we still have a place to go to. and i feel very lucky in a lot of respect considering some people lost everything and some people have lost their lives.'s >> 1500 homes destroyed and some wildlife experts estimate half 1 billion animals have been killed by the bushfires. in australia, jeff paul, fox news. >>> police are investigating the discovery of two the site of a future homeless shelter and california. there were found in west end l.a. and street from the evacuated for hours. the shelter site was not the target of the comes as groups of neighbors have proposed construction of homeless shelters nearby. >>> california's homeless crisis will be one of the topics discussed on our week weekly political talkshow the issue is. tomor

. >>> celebrating birthdays, yore land dough bloom is 49, actor patrick dempsey aka mcdreamy is 54 andp star julia louie dry sus is 59 years old. >>> ten japanese students took their bungee jump. whoa there it goes. in japan they're considered adults at the age of 20, so all of these guys will be turning 20 this year. congratulations. >> take that leap. >> thanks for watching "early today. i'm corefollowing tension betwe iran and the u-s. the secretary of state heads to the bay area. where michael pompeo is set to speak plus -- it )s the beginning of another busy week. we )re tracking your weather and traffic before you head out the door. join us monday, from 4:30 to 7. >>> extreme weather weekend with at least 11 reported deaths as tornadoes rip through the south with devastating force and flooding in the midwest. we will have the latest. >>> iran's residents unleash protesters in the wake of the downed jetliner and president trump unleashed a tweet storm warning iran as we head into a pivotal week for impeachment. >>> showdown with the queen. hike stakes meeting hours away that could

. >> by the late 90s, the legend of kobe bryant was in full bloom attracting cameras from espn.temple university professor lamont hill remembers kobe. they played on this court in philly when they were boys. >> i must have played kobe 200 times, first to score wins. i never won. we would all come out here and play for hours. kobe would be here hours before we got here and after we left he would shoot and do drills and work on angles. he was a savaunt. >> that took him from high school to the nba. >> i decided to skill college and take my talent to the nba. >> only the fifth student at the time to do so. >> i asked how he felt about going to the lakers. he said i can't wait. i said it is going to be coming off of the bench behind eddie jones. don't you wish you went to a place where you could start. he looked at me like i cursed out his whole family. he was indignant that i thought he would not be able to be a starter against eddie jones two was an all-american, lottery pick and future all-star. >> kobe's announcement was seen by many as cocky and arrogant but his family supporte

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yesterday attorney lisa bloom who is representing five of epstein's alleged sex trafficking victims saidtime for andrew to come forward. one woman said epstein pressured to have sex with andrew when she was 17. gloria allred who is representing one oe epsteins' accusers says that she personally reached out to prince andrew in a letter asking him to provide information. >> those people if they know a crime has been committed, or most likely was committed, and they have relevant information, as i've said whether they are a prince or a pauper they should provide it. >> prince andrew has denied the alleges against him. and the military times reports a former navy s.e.a.l. acquitted of murdering an isis prisoner called out his accusers and attacked them on social media. it was posted by eddie gallagher. he identifies his platoon mates who accused him of war crimes and called them a coward. >> even though i went to trial, exposed all the lies that was said to me by certain cowards in my platoon and found not guilty there are those to this day who refuse to accept that fact. >> gallagher was co

around it are plants that attract more insects because of their colors shapes and when they're in bloom the farmer can also sell them. as a control there are fields in which only the main crop grows that way the researchers can assess the effectiveness of the intervention. stephanie christman works at an institute in the moroccan capital rabat it was here that she developed flop she says the consequences of global insect disappearance could be dramatic such as loss of food crops soil erosion and even human migration. when my get into a world which is love peaceful anymore. in all areas because everybody fecht it and i think we have to start thinking on pollinator laws and on pollinated but that. also in terms of keeping global peace one problem is the growing tendency toward monoculture morocco as the country modernize its culture. of government agencies cooperating with the fact. it says the insect protection model can easily be integrated into the country's agricultural planning. to pull up i think fuck all the inclusion of wild pollinators and. fits in perfectly with the ministries c

and there is night bloom at oxville commons and you can experience the lights for the napa festival endingunday or get started this weekend, because it is the flower market fair, and come to chinatown to purchase fresh flowers and candice and fruits to begin your new lunar year. and so as you preparing for the year of the rat. >> yes, i love the rats. >> and now, a birthday for betty white of "golden girl" actress. she is 98. >> happy birthday. i want to be like betty when i grow up. >> kari? going to warm up? >> well, how about 60 degrees. that is better. we will have that by sunday and monday and then some rain coming in tuesday, and with this is a slight chance of this tracking it as most people are going to be heading back, we will find out. >> and through the weekend and this game, and it is going to be great and we hope that the 49ers take it home. >>> and our next newscast is going to be coming up at 5:00. >> and it is going to be the dot-com, and have an amazing day and weekend. >> i will do that. >>> right now on "california live," the ultimate lullaby. ♪ i miss the reason why >>

clear that this simple thumbs up leads to increased activity in the brain's reward system tedham bloom's of students. something researches can see in scans a high number of light activates the same parts of the brain as eating cake terms or taking drugs as it happens facebook and co have plenty of insight of their own into our brains as evidenced by a leaked internal document facebook's algorithms can analyze our online activity to determine when we feel worthless insecure and anxious and that allows advertisers to pinpoint when we need a confidence boost and therefore target us more precisely. some point or something we later regretted or something we might do if we're feeling good and think hey i'll treat myself my looks woman components of. what that means is that emotional stimulation can often lead to irrational behavior and i might be more inclined to do some impulse buying. and social media companies a keen to spark an emotional response in music and they can test how to do so for free for example number 2 by experimenting with users. and 2012 facebook conducted an experiment with

a star in full bloom at the birth of social media. all of his global attention, few of us knew how much he stumbled at the start. >> i met kobe bryant when i was almost a rookie, 23 years old, in this business of sports writing. and he was a rookie, just coming out of high school 37. >> reporter: veteran sports reporter rachel nichols did. they were both kids, in cutthroat businesses. >> a lot of this is lost now in the myth of kobe bryant. he did not have an easy entry into the nba. he joined a team that had a lot of veterans. they did not like that this kid was getting all the attention, both from the media, from the pop culture world. there was 100 things. and they hazed him. and he had friends on the team, but by and large he was not welcome. and he and i talked quite a bit about that. and at the end of it he sort of looked at me and he said, "we're going to be okay." he said, "they don't know what's coming." and i'll remember that conversation for the rest of my life. >> reporter: kobe bryant turned it around, of course, with ten

we only got ourselves out of the blooming studio this year overlooking the actual show.hat's ces just over there, hello! oh yeah! it is quite something and we have for you the latest announcements from here as well as getting our hands on some of the most exciting looking gadgets that have made their way to las vegas. in fact, spencer, you've been in the water with one of them, haven't you? certainly have, yes. there's water in las vegas and here it is. this is lake las vegas, an oasis in the desert. this is stacey and this is the hydrofoiler xe1, it's an electric bike that you peddle on the water. of course it is. as you pedal, the electric motor turns the propeller which pulls you forward and the hydrofoils underneath act like aircraft wings and lift the whole caboodle out of the water. it is the same sort of thing you may have seen on racing units. it looks manageable doesn't it? how hard can it be really? and as long as you peddle hard enough at the start, you can get lift you need and are sailing! they said, "you want to go for a bike ride in las vegas?" and i said