how does that sit with you, brie?i think it's important to recognize anger is often a secondary emotion to hurt. i think that what many of the black lives matter protesters have been expressing is a deep sense of hurt. >> what has been expressed by young people and not only black lives matter ptest and black youth have been protesting over the issue ofun g violence and they've been protesting over the issue for years and has nothing to do with the students in parkland and what they're speaking to again is how pervasive racism is and that racism is so pervasive that it manifests in how people show empathy for people. another example recently is the bombings in austin. we had a white terrorist sending bombs through packages in the mail and there seemed to be as much or even more empathy for the terrorist than for the black victims, and so again, it's really just highlighting the pervasive, really insidious nature of racism in america. >> and christiane, if i can chime in on that because brie is hitting such an important

mika brie skin zi, brzezinski, rachel maddow. what can this tell us about the support he is getting, should we take credence in what they're doing to defend him? >> it's notable some of these women are so willing so quickly to put their names down. i've been speaking to people at nbc news over past few days. a lot of them are saying what these women said in the letter. that they never, ever experienced anything untoward with tom brokaw, they never heard anything in the whisper network that we all know about. as we've seen in previous instances, a man or anybody can be wonderful colleague with one person and have different experiences with a different person. now the question is what does nbc do, how do they investigate this, how do they handle this. because they clearly went through something similar that was huge for them. losing matt lauer not too long ago. this is still a very fresh issue. >> it seems in almost every one of these cases, there have been women willing to say this man never did anything to me. but pthen there's e

brie successfully did all that have. but it when it comes to the tiny screws. >> they were stripped. anyone who built anything or taken it apart knows how aggravating skripd screws imagine them microscopic. >> the phone works but it's not the same. >> to me the hours i put into this, the aggravation and the stress it wasn't worth it. >> consumer reports take fix it at year willie your own risk. if you want to safe money on the older phone and up for a challenge,s kits can give you everything you need. the kits consumer reports used are available online. the i cracked repair kit is from a smartphone repair company and costs about $50. the other kits you repair and the rsth both cost between $40 and $45 and are available on amazon. but boy, you saw how much work that is. >> i don't believe my phone will work right again. >> i worry about ordering the kit and messing it up and taking it outside for somebody else to do it. >> another $50. >> thanks, michael. >> thanks. >>> now the accuweather forecast with sandhya patel. >>>

i haven't heard of any solid evidence of day brie landing.ut peace is the size of small bits of paper and it would look like normal rubbish. if you were looking for it, you wouldn't notice it. it has probably sunkin wouldn't notice it. it has probably sunk in the ocean now, so i would be surprised if we ever saw any bits of it. this is contrary to the us skyla b it. this is contrary to the us skylab which crashed into western australia here in 1979, where people still have souvenirs at home. it was at different ceremonial end, and i think it is probably the last we will hear of it, tiangong one. what of the wider issue of redundant space hardware and this bed now by this uk led research team to do something about it?|j this uk led research team to do something about it? i think what they're planning something about it? i think what they‘ re planning is something about it? i think what they're planning is great. this is they're planning is great. this is the highlight of the problem — there are bits, notjust small ones but large ones, floating

in washington brie jackson. pass or fail.drivers see a pedestrian in a cross walk that does not always mean they are stopping. our stanley roberts hears some of their so-called logic. coming up in coming up in sports. history made in oakland. a's pitcher sean manea... a's pitcher sean manea... throws a no - hitter. highlights of the big game...and all the sports...next. it was a historic night in oakland....the athletics playing host to the boston red sox. the pitcher nicknamed the samoan randy johnson... sean manaea...shut down the explosive red sox offense. top 8th... and manaea throws his 10th strikeout of the night...he now has a chance to pitch a no hitter. 9th inning... and history is made ...hanley ramirez grounds out to short...and sean manaea gets the no hitter on the red sox. this is the 12th no hitter in franchise history...and the seventh no hitter in oakland history. final (3-0) athletics. oakland is back in action sunday...taking on the boston red sox. here is sean manaea on his big game...(sot) you can see it h

brie jackson reports. as the national anthem played, olympians john carlos and tommie smith raised their fists and bowed their heads john carlos: everything was popping we had the civil rights movement going on. we had the revolution in sports taking place.it was an iconic moment in the history of sports and civil rights... tommie smith: we as athletes thought it necessary to indicate to society that we had something to say.their silent protest drew attention to issues like poverty and discrimination. but there were consequences. the olympic committee banned them. they were condemned and vilified. now fifty years later they are being recognized for their sacrifices. john carlos: 50 years ago there wasn't a whole lot of people who had the courage to step up and say i need to be a voice for those who are voiceless.brie jackson/ d.c. correspondent: recent social activism by athletes has come under fire from the trump administration. the president called nfl players unpatroitic for kneeling during the national

in washington brie jackson (pam) (pam) facebook is adding a new feature ..so parents can limit the time their kids spend on a messaging app. the company created a "sleep" mode.... so parents can specify what hours their kids can use the app. the messenger kids app launched last december. the app is aimed at children under 13 ... but some child development experts say... the company should not be making apps for kids. the app offers a large selection of parental controls, with no ads. coming up at eight.. a family shocked ...after their loved one dies on an airplane... now they are claiming the airline did not do enough to help. also - starbucks is revealing how the controversial philadelphia arrests have affected sales. and next. why the suspect accused of being the golden state killer... may not serve time for dozens of alleged rapes. ((lawrence tease))i'm kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.coming up, i will take a look at your 7 day forecast. details are right after the break. (catherine) and a programming note-- there's a california gubernatorial

in washington, brie jackson (steve) still ahead...-c star connor mcgregor to go on a rampage and attack a bus carrying other fighters inside... coming up... tiger woods returned to golf and it may mean just as much to the game as to the young golfers who are making their way in the sport.. we'll explore straight ahead in sports tiger woods made his return to a major today at the masters.. it's a place he's conquered 4 times... but, despite his struggles on the course today... it showed that golf is better with tiger.... it seems like the level of play goes up... the anticipation is definitely there... and golf is interesting, even if you could care less about a birdie or a bogey.. people wanted to see what tiger would do.... and that matters for and that matters for the game... it matters for guys like jordan spieth and masters rookie tony finau.... who both have something to prove.. jordan spieth is ready to show that he can overcome those mental breakdowns at augusta national.. and last year every major was won by a first timer... c

thank you, brie. madam secretary, are there any speaker cards? >> yes, madam chair, two speaker cards. oscar james. >> good afternoon again, commissioners, my name is oscar james. that was a nice presentation. and one thing i'm glad of, they are taking care of us retirees. as a resident of bayview-hunters point, and first african american to buy a home in bayview-hunters point and homeowner myself for some time, finding out a week before last friday that my home was worth 1,400,000, i could not afford to buy today. p ok, but at the same time, people in the community who were homeless, some have low income where they cannot afford to be in any of these houses. you did a project on armstrong and third that housed homeless that was in the bayview-hunters point community. they came in homeless, got furniture donated to them. i'm looking for each project now to do that same thing for people who are homeless. i'm also looking or asking you to look at brothers and sisters coming home from the penitentiary to

in washington, brie jackson.t) more ex-convicts could be working as emergency workers and in-home caregivers under legislation proposed in sacramento. the bill would generally ban state agencies from denying professional licenses solely because the applicant has an arrest or conviction.. this is for non-violent offenses. advocates say the proposal would help eight million californians to get licenses. then they could work as barbers or cosmetologists, or even provide care to the elderly. local assemblyman david chiu says the legislation is part of a national "fair chance" effort. (pam) a picture of a group of teens ... in the middle of a basketball game .. but it is what those teens did... as a funeral procession passed by ... that has been drawing attention in a positive. scottie hunter reports. these days it hard to find much positive news on your facebook feed but this post-- may have made up for it.a group of kids in franklinton louisiana, stopping their pickup basketball game and taking a knee as a funeral p

kron4's brie jackson kron4's brie jackson reports on the ongoing deployment of thousands of troops thatre necessary until we build the border wall. with up to 4000 national guard troops pledged for border protection military officials now face budget questions from congress.general joseph l. lengyel/ national guard bureau: "we don't know yet what the total cost of his financial operation will be" officials says nearly 800 guard troops are already at the border but they don't know for how long. for now defense leaders want to use money from the national guard budget. congressman donald mceachin says its a poor use of military resources donald mceachin: it's a waste of manpower. the civilian authorities at the border can certainly do the job that is necessary to protect our bordersbrie jackson/ d.c. correspondent: but customs and border patrol are also asking for money. they say they need to hire more ice agents. congressman david price wants assurance taxpayer dollars and troops are used properly.david price: are you or are you not using discretion over whom to detain, whom to deport?mat

for more on what investigators are looking for at this point,ti spoke a brie ago with a former official of t. department of homeland security. thanks very much for joining me. it seems at this pnt that any vehicle can be used as a weapons of mass destruction. how does that change the game for the intelligen agencies and law enforcement? jack: well, jane, isis has gone on record about urgingts followers to now think of different types of attackmo lities instead of just bombs. they are saying use household devices, use low-tech things, use cars, use automobiles, useon vans as weof mass atstruction. now we have a sin where on any given day at any given locality, an individual, whether he is motivated politior religiously or for any other reon, can use this type of modality, and unrtunately, as we have seen in toronto, cause significant damage with regard to the loss of life. jane: this clearly is an active crime scene, but police do haveu ect in custody. how helpful is that? jack: that is infinitely helpful. sometimes you are dealing with a suicide bomber, often in europe now we havving, b

brie fouler of consumer report says anyone using public wi-fi added a coffee shop or airport would be use to use a vpn. choosing a service can be complicated. meyer's first two tries soured quickly. >> we had to keep logging in. it was so frustrateding being in ohio and trying in a hotel room getsing into the inventory system and couldn't. >> her current vpn allows her to log in with one click. >> if you had to add in codes or put in a password it may not get used. one that isn't used isn't protecteding you. >> another thing to look for is whether the company keeps a log of your opportunity. >> some vpns make no bones about the fact that they're collecting your data which is anti-thet cal to a vpn. >> this is more common among vp but typically they are running about $5 to $10 a month. meyer says the peace of mind sweeten the deal. >> i can sit anywhere where there is wi-fi and know we are protected. >> this isn't just for using public wi-fi. you can use it no your home so your sbrrnt service providers kantd track what you are looking at or shopping for. whether you know it or not they

brie cheese. brie cheese only. >> we'll go through our signs on the commercial break.coming up, kristin cavallari is cooking up breakfast. can't wait. i'm hungry. you want "streaming all you your favorite showsy. on the fastest internet" easy. you want "internet that helps you save on mobile" easy. you want "the best wifi you can pause with a tap." see? easy. time for bed. you want xfinity because it makes your life... simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet for $40 a month for 2 full years when you sign up for tv. plus, get 3x the speed of at&t and directv. click, call or visit a store today. >>> welcome back to "gma." great news, guys, it's going to be warmer today in new york. bad news is not for long because stuff like this is coming. look at indianapolis, we had thunderstorms there yesterday. up to 4 inches of snow. that severe weather is heading towards the east coast. should be across the carolinas but windy across the northeast and colder, >>> good morning, i'm "abc 7 news," meteorologist mike nicco. more clouds than sunshine today and temperat

alison brie getting real about what makes them beautiful. >> i feel like my sincerity lies in my eyes 2018 is of course shaping up to be a news-making year for meghan markle who landed a spot on the list. while haddish on pages with her dog. our on robin roberts is in the issue. >> we wanted them to have a strength and humanity that we wanted to hold up and admire. >> thanks to eva pilgrim for that report. if there was not another reason i needed to love pink. how awesome is that conversation with her daughter. awesome. >> let's see that first pulitzer sort of "people" magazine. it's like a pulitzer. just not. >> beautiful. nailed i >>> good morning on this thursday, i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. here are some of the top headlines we're following on "world news now." federal aviators are ordering mandatory inspections of engine fans. >>> and prosecutors are determining whether they will file criminal charges in the death of prince. >>> houston city hall was lit up in blue overnight honoring barbara bush with her favorite color. a service for the former first lady will be hel

three hours later they were found convulsing on a bench insoles brie city centre.agent was implicated and russia put forward as front and centre of government suspects, it was a catalyst to a month—long diplomatic row. —— on a bench in salisbury city centre. diplomatic row. —— on a bench in salisbury city centrelj diplomatic row. —— on a bench in salisbury city centre. i welcome the fa ct salisbury city centre. i welcome the fact yulia has been discharged from hospital and i wish the best for her recovery and a huge thank you to all of the staff at the hospital in salisbury who have looked after her and her family so well. the russians have an idea any involvement, saying it isa have an idea any involvement, saying it is a fake story and with a puzzling tweet, their embassy in london said: they have already said they would like to talk to her as she is a russian citizen, it is not clear where she has been taken, so it is unlikely they will get immediate access. herfather, sergei is expected to leave oz bottle in due course and it is likely that he also will be take

brie jackson reports.federal officials and private companies want the annoying calls to stopthe federal communications commission says billions of robocalls are made each month. but there are ways to block thembrad pittmon's company vtech communications developed phones that use automated messages to stop robocalls before they ring to you. every unknown caller gets a message.brad pittmon/ vtech communications: that outgoing message says this number does not accept unsolicited calls if you are a telemarketer please hang up and if you are not press pound.brie jackson/d.c. correspondent: the fcc says it receives nearly 200,000 complaints each year and the majority of them deal with robocalls. now vendors along with lawmakers are working on ways to better protect consumers.patrick webre with the fccpatrick webre/ fcc spokesperson: there are these 3rd party app developers and phone companies that are providing these services already and we wants consumers to know about them. most of the scamming is coming from

brie brie, what do you make of this?important right off the bat to recognize that the syrian people are very afraid and rightly so. i would be afraid of air strikes in my town even if they were taking out a chemical weapons facility, that's obviously a very scary and terrifying reality that they are living there, and they have been living through seven years of horrible, brutal civil war under a maniacal leader who has no qualms with using chemical weapons against his people repeatedly, even if it snuffs out the lives of children, which is what happened very recently. and so, you know, in perspective i think we have to remember what's going on here, that we are talking about chemical weapons, we are talking about very, very high stakes here. and, you know what? it isn't just chemical weapons. if we zoom out, we can see that, you know, until friday, until president trump started taking this stuff seriously, the only help that the syrian people, you know, had to look forward to was russia potentially helping them and we kn

an identified woman claimed greitens staged and bound and brie blindfolded and threatened action if itreleased. here he is on wednesday defending himself before the latest bombshell dropped. >> this is exactly like what is happening with the witch hunts in washington, d.c. smearing, lying and attacking people who want to change how things are done is wrong in washington and it is wrong in missouri. >> familiar language. the report by state lawmakers could set the stage for impeachment hearings. >>> let's get a check on "cnn money." wall street worried about a trade war. now a real war. the dow fell 200 points. president trump threatened russia about the air strike in syria. the concern for investors possible escalation and conflict in the middle east raising oil prices up 2%. it wasn't just geopolitical. inflation. the federal reserve thinks inflation will rise hitting the target in the near future. >>> the job market is strong. we have been telling you that. there is one glaring problem. high number of part-time workers that want full-time jobs. economists have said this was temporary

in sonoma county, did he brie has been removed from -- debris has been removed from 3500 home sites.ntime, mendocino, napa and lake counties have had more than 250,000 tons of debris removed. >>> time now is 6:41. when facebook will start notifying users if their data was compromised. >>> the rule changes that could be coming to california for self-driving cars that pick up passengers. >> prices at the pump are on the rise. how much you can expect to pay to fill up in the bay area. analytica scandal. >>> today facebook will begin notifying users in their private data was compromised in the cambridge analytica scandal. all users will get a notice entitled protecting your information and people whose data may have been shared will get a more detailed message. according to reuters, facebook ceo mark zuckerberg with expected to meet with lawmakers this week. he's due to appear at congressional hearings to discuss the company's privacy policy starting on tuesday. congress wants answers on how the scandal happened in the first place. >> is it fair for me to give up all of my personal data

. >> brie with eel river organs is exhibitsing at at wellness center for this celebration. >> there iso pesticides it's lab tested that's important for condition bus products. >> the budding cannabis industry has seen tremendous growth since 2016 when the city adopted the regulatory framework. the silicon valley cannabis alliance believes this is just the start. >> we're silicon valley. if we know how to do one thing that's to start a business and rock it. and just really grow the heck out of an industry. >> in the last fiscal year the market value of san jose cannabis sector was $105 million. that comes out to 10.5 million in tax revenue went straight to the general fund. the growth has been seen in cities such as san francisco, where earlier today state treasurer and governor condition spoke. >> we want to make sure that we do everything we can to main stream the businesses. >> buddy as cannabis founder says he is starting to see a shift in perception. >> everything we sell is is part of a rig rouse license system. >> the businesses leading the efforts to make marijuana main stream.

. >>> a clean-up of place de brie that stretches for miles in the pacific ocean is set to begin this summer. a new trash removal system has been developed and is being assemble in the east bay. rob roth spoke with the founder of that clean-up company about the project. >> this is part of the garbage patch. >> reporter: it's twice the size of texas floating in the pacific ocean halfway between california and hawaii. >> we saw things like toilet seats. a lot of packaging, a lot of bags, toys. >> reporter: a dutch company called ocean clean-up is launching the world's first ocean clean-up system this summer from here in alameda. >> we propose to let the plastic come to us. so we built this very long u shaped floating barrier that acts like a funnel. >> reporter: here's how it works. screens like this will hang from dozens of black floating tubes assembled at the former alameda naval air station and tow the devices 2500 miles out to sea towards hawaii and drop in the ocean. currents are expected to carry the plastic debris to the screens and collect there. >> every two months a boat will

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wine and brie crowd? democrat seymour that there vaunted blue wave.ry show democrats holding a commanding lead over republicans but now that a lead is down to four. what happen? let's discuss with fox news contributor katie pavlich and radio talk show host carla nixon. great to see all of you. tell me why, the democrats, after a year and a couple of months of donald trump, are going back to the same old tired playbook. women are dying, grandma will eat alpo, black people -- republicans don't like black people. why is that all the democrats have to offer? >> i wish i had an answer for you on that one. i don't necessarily -- however, the democrats are in pretty good shape when it comes to the midterms. that meant terms are about to turn for the last year, donald trump has been reneging on his campaign promises, the democrats have been having the scapegoat olympics. >> laura: katy, paul ryan was asked about this on "the meet the press yesterday" -- about e identity politics. >> i think it was a craft of the left for a while. now it is a practice on the r

. >> everything we do here is to really brie them into whatever that long-term need is.l continue to provide whatever it is that they neede, during that tihether it's medications, case management, housing, whatever it might be, working with an employment agency, if their goal is to get a jobwhatever it might be for that person. >> yang: after leaving, case workers follow up on those needs, in many instances helping place them intransitional housing, a critical need. >> i was wor tthless onhem streets, i mean i n't know the words. one officer called me a bottom feeder. that hurt. >> yang: 61-year-old jam butler said he spent nearly 35 years on the streetskidr and using cocaine, suffering from undiagnosed schizopeenia. about months ago a police officer picked him up. butler assumed he was heading to jail -- again. >> the next thing i know, i'm pulling up at 12th and prospect to the crisis center, which i didn't even know that's what it was. >> yang: after being evaluated, a case worng directed him to a bed at a sober home for men. >> i during myself in that gutter, what i

crossing that bridge, you might not notice it but starting today workers will conduct some daring brienow that job is supposed to last up to a week. happening now, our pete suratos is talking to representatives about what workers and drivers can expect. pete will have a live report for our midday newscast. and possible changes looming for some teenagers authorities say took a joy ride in a van that crashed into a hydrant and a utility pole. images from that scene on our facebook page. >>> and the shark tank. a lot of players are looking to the pivotal game three tonight. the series right now knotted at one game apiece after a thrilling double overtime win for the sharks in the sin city. we'll have more of that after the game. more in an hour. >> stay connected to your world wherever the world takes you, get the nbc bay area app. a final upgrading internet access in san jose. the privacy concerns being >>> faster wifi but at what cost? >> a final decision in one bay area city, the privacy concerns. >> and sanctuary for all, it's a rallying cry for protesters tomorrow. possible impact on

and as i look at those pictures, i think of brie newsome and what it must have taken to climb up that flagpole in south carolina. i asked myself, what motivated tamika mallory to call for a women's march? or for our own tammy sawyer to take them down, 901. or quinton james to decide that to have political power you must have financial resources to support candidates of color and create the collective pac. these are the new movement makers of our time. and although they are doing this work in the 21st century, it's unfortunate that we still find ourselves fighting the same fight as our icons and elders fought in the 20th century. in the 20th century, hate was clothed in hoods and sheets. now they prefer polos, cakekhak and tiki torches. bigotry used to hide behind the jim crow laws of the south, now it is represented by the institutional and structural racism that creates resegregated schools, income and wealth disparities for people of color and incarceration rates that couldn't have even have been imagined by dr. king. my point is simply that our work continues with a new group of yo

alison brie and issa ray getting real about what makes them beautiful. >> i feel like my sincerity liesbe a newsmaking year for meghan markle who landed a spot on the list while tiffany haddish strikes a pose with her 9-year-old rescue pooch sleeper. our own robin roberts shining bright in the issue. >> we really wanted to celebrate men and women who have a kind of strength and humanity to them that we wanted to hold up and admire. [ applause ] >> there she is, everybody. >> yes. >> come on, eva. >> i didn't write that line. >> saying age -- i'm proving age is timeless. >> no, you are timeless. >> no, you said age is timeless. >> did i? i hope not. >> you're out of breath. >> "people's" beautiful issue featuring our very own fabulous robin roberts. [ applause ] hits the newsstands on friday. you can see more video as well. >> effervescent. >> love you. that's fine, guys. it's all good. >>> let's go over to rob. >> robert. >> gorgeous, radiant, beautiful. nice work. i have another beautiful young lady i want to show, margalene out of ontario, canada. watching cartoons on saturday. gettin

last 24 hours that the open ecw is poised to release the results of the samples collected insoles brieir putin, yesterday, he said they are trying to solve the problem by civilised means, and they hope to draw a line under the incident. i have been speaking with the british embassy here, they say the british ambassador will not be attending the meeting because he is on leave, that should not be seen as an indication of how the british are treating this but there has been a lot of confusion in the last 24 hours after the statement from the head of porton down saying they were able to confirm the substance used was indeed a novice shock, but could not confirm where that had come from. that was only part of the jigsaw, and they were relying upon intelligence from various sources, including the scientists. —— novichok. this meeting is due to start in one hour's time. and i know that you will keep us updated, thank you very much. businesses, charities, and some public sector organisations must publish their first gender pay gap reports by midnight. nine thousand have been asked to do so, mo

that's where brie came in. she heard about holly amendment front on facebook and she began to volunteer. son they began making and distributing tens and then hundreds of wigs out of holly's garage in palmer, alaska. eventually they started a nonprofit organization called the magic yarn project. it is this one little idea for this one beautiful little girl the magic yarn project was born. soon dozens of alaskans began to volunteer their time and began to hold -- and the magic began to spread throughout alaska and then it started to spread throughout the country and even around the world thousands of people began making princess hair and super hero hair out of yarn for children living through the darkness and suffering through the difficulty of cancer. mr. president, to date this dynamic duo, holly and brie, have facilitated the distribution of over 7,000 wigs in 38 countries across the globe for children who are losing their hair through the cancer and chemotherapy treatment. think about that, one idea, one wig,