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candice owens thanks so much. >> thank you.good night from new york. ultimately triumph. i think i can promise that. >> from the world economic forum in switzerland, this is maria wall street. >> happy weekend. welcome to the program that analyze the week that was in helps position you for the week ahead. a special program coming from the world economic forum in doubles, switzerland. we have an all-star pack program this weekend. will be talking with wall street titans. also needs nato secretary-general coming in will join us to discuss multiple hotspots across the globe. finally i sit down with the company's outlook. first, my guest

[applause] >> carolyn davis and then paul rose and then candice. >> good afternoon, commissioners. thank you so much. renee, i have a little story about renee when she started 21 years ago. she had a choice of working for my firm and going to the port. i was the loser for sure. [laughter] >> so, it's really funny that she is still here and i'm still here. i wanted to say how much integrity renee has as a communitcommunicator. she's looked up across the city. she's looked at as a one-person show that no one can match. when i look at -- i work with a lot of agencies, they have much larger staff and don't accomplish quite as much as she has done over the 21 years she's been here. i just wish her the very best as she sails off into the sunset and hopefully has an opportunity to enjoy our city in a different way than to be worried about whether a pier is going to fall down. it's been a pleasure to work with you and your team. i love you. thank you. [applause] >> hi, i'm paul with sfmta. congratulations. it's been a pleasure working with you. you represent a rare blend of communications

. >> candice, i'm curious, are the companies responsible for what these dog walkers do? >> and frank that's still being debated. technically these walkers are not employees. they are independent contractors, meaning wag pairs the customers with the dog walkers but they are essentially theirf liability if they are found guilty or accused of something wag could possibly get out of that liability. >> candice, thank you. and if you have a story for 2 investigates call 510-874-0222 or e-mail 2 investigates@foxtv.com. >>> a reprieve for travelers without i.d. cards, the extension for travelers they may have to rely on passports. >>> and in weather, off and on showers throughout the day here in the bay area. still tracking a little bit of active on the radar, a bit of a break in your thursday forecast and more rain clouds headed our way. we'll update your weekend forecast coming up. >>> at first though a new clue in a sexual assault case. the suspect sketch police are now didn'ting. >>> the rain continues to fall. we have the forecast so you don't get caught in the rain. tious

candice owens thanks so much. >> thank you. that's for us tonight we thank you for being with with us. good night from new york. ultimately triumph. i think i can promise that. >> from the world economic forum in switzerland, this is maria wall street. >> happy weekend. welcome to the program that analyze the week that was in helps position you for the week ahead. a special program coming from the world economic forum in doubles, switzerland. we have an all-star pack program this weekend. will be talking with wall street titans. also needs nato secretary-general coming in will join us to discuss multiple hotspots across the globe. finally i sit down with the company's outlook. first, my guest, founder ray dalia. ray was on the program and said the federal reserve would have to rethink raising interest rates. looks like he was way ahead of the market. >> in 2019 i don't think they should raise rates. i think i am very glad that they learned, there is a change. >> there is a pivot. >> now, we are on a situation where they are att

candice and pastries play a large role eat them certain times of the year. >> reporter: the most important holiday for the chinese is the lunar new year where the focus is on family. these signs were created by couple, chinese americans. they artwork is made of wood, acrylic and vinyl. they're very much inspired by things in the city and inspired by things we grew up with. >> reporter: the photos on the wall and the short filmings played at the exhibit are the work of san francisco native, chang says she wants to inspire people to look beyond the store front. >> i feel like i'm in a deeper sense a part of the community because i'm taking time to document their stories and get to know them. >> reporter: this exhibit is free and open to the public through february 24th, the weekend of the chinese new year parade. >> heading into the last weekend of january and this weekend we could have a few neighborhoods around 70 degrees. that'll be in the forecast for tomorrow . if you missed the rain, don't owings ribauds it could be headed our way for the first week of february. lots of 60s this aftern

and that's it. 2 investigates candice nguyen spoke with some customers demanding better protections after they witnessed a violent interaction. >> it's not every day ollie and maggie get to go to work with mom and dad. miranda folks and david brown admit it's hard to leave the two at home. >> these are my children. >> the couple had relied on the popular dog-walking app, wag, to hire a walker. until they got a call last month and noticed ollie kind of acting strangely. >> shake and quiet. >> they looked at their home surveillance video and were shocked. [ dog making noises ] >> first two times we watched it, dave and i both cried. >> reporter: now rewind to the beginning to where it all starts. while wag promises a one-on-one dog-walking experience. you see adam showing up with four dogs will going through the archive, it's clear this it wasn't the first time. later, he lets maggie out of the house. the pack is now at 6. >> mags, move. you're in the way. >> there's just too many dogs for him to handle. >> stormy, move. >> at 7:30, you see him approach ollie from behind. ollie jumps away.

candice owens thanks so much. >> thank you. that's for us tonight we thank you for being with with us. good night from new york. [♪] trish: breaking right now. reports that the kremlin-backed special forces are now in venezuela protecting the illegitimate socialist dictator of that country, nicolas maduro as my sources tell me the rightful president juan guaido is appealing to the venezuelan military, encouraging them to defect from socialist maduro and promising them security if they do. all this amidst maduros efforts to ship $1 billion in gold out of his country tonight. we have new developments on the people's quest for freedom and the removal of a paranoid, brutal dictator. five americans are still being held hostage in a venezuelan prison as socialist maduro attemptattempts to hunt down mef the opposition. the president told me he would be here on the program tonight. but president juan guaido is still in hiding. he's moving from place to place. he's fearful for his life. here in an exclusive interview, an american who kn

candice mentioned it is a drop. it is a significant drop from last year 27% that is a big drop in the usage of cash on the system itself. the other category would be things like lifeline and the mobile as well as paper products. why cash? among folks who said they used cash as the primary way to pay for muni. we asked why. the reason people gave the most was they just simply prefer to pay as they ride. it is a preference. there are some other reasons which people gave, when you look at this chart and see 60% as the reason thanks is the key. there are other reasons as well. we also asked the question about walking a long question -- longer distance if it would reduce travel time. we have asked this in the past as well. when you look overall, percentage is high. over six in 10 said they would be willing to do that. one thing that is important when you look at the rider groups, there are big differences. one is when you look at disabled riders, it slips. when you look at disabled you have about a third who say yes, two

candice nguyen spoke to customers who are demanding protection after they witness. we have to warn you, some of the video is pretty graphic. >>> it's not every day ollie and maggie get to go to work with mom and dad. miranda fullks and david brown of brownville admit it's hard to leave the two at home. >> these are my children. >> the couple had relied on the popular dog walking app, wag to hire a dog walker. until last month, when they got a call about an incident and noticed ollie acting strangely. >> you know, kind of shaking and quiet. >> they looked at their home surveillance video and were shocked. >>> first two times we watched it, dave and i both cried. >> now, rewind to the beginning to when it all starts. while wag promises a one-on-one dog walking experience. you see a dog walker at adam baras show up with four other dogs. going through the archive, it's clear this wasn't the first time. later, he lets them out of the house. the pack is now at 6. >> mags, move. >> that's just too many dogs for him to handle. >> stormy, move. >> at 7:30, you see see him ap

candice nguyen san jose? >> and then the next day in los angeles. >> hollywood bowl? >> i do not know where. struck let's talk about what is happening in oakland. turmoil and oakland schools. teachers are stating a walkout over stalled contract talks. some students are supporting them and joining in the one-day protest. we are giving you live look at what is happening right outside of the oakland technical high school. this is where teachers and supporters are picketing. they are there along broadway in the heart of oakland. demanding more pay better classroom conditions and we bring in ktvu sara zendehnam with a ground-level look at protest. >> reporter: the rally just started 45 minutes ago and the march will begin in a couple of minutes. the plan is to march from oakland attack to the district office. we have paul who is in oakland high school teacher. we talked to you last month to the last blackout rally march. what has changed from then to now? >> nothing has changed from the district but as you can see, our movement is a growing. we have four or five hundred pe

candice nguyen talked to some of the customers and joins us now. what do they really want to see changed? >> they want to see the background change with more background checks. we found these walkers under grow one background check when they are hired and that's about it. if they are charged with a crime or get into trouble afterwards, you and the company may never even know. we want to warn you some of this video may be disturbing. >> reporter: it's not every day maggie and dolly get to go to work with dad. they admit it's hard to leave the two at home. >> these are my children. >> reporter: they had relied on the popular dog walking apps flag to walk wagg to walk their dogs but ollie began acting strangely so they looked at home surveillance video. they were shocked. >> the first few times we watched it, dave and i both cried. >> reporter: rewind to the beginning. while wag promises a one-on-one dog walking experience, you see a dog walker, adam vaurus, show up with four other dogs, going through the archive makes it clear this wasn't the first t

candice owens thanks so much. >> thank you. that's for us tonight we thank you for being with with us. good night from new york. >>> the end of the day, the president's commitment is to defend the nation and he'll do it either with or without congress. lauren: the government is back open, for now, as the shutdown clock resets for another three weeks. the white house warning congress make a deal or we'll build a wall without one. cheryl: we've got a busy week on tap for investors, earnings from apple, facebook, microsoft, amazon all coming out this week. plus, u.s./china trade talks will restart in washington and there's a fed policy meeting coming you. futures are in the red right now. lauren: and a jobs report. cheryl: and that. lauren: the bri british parliat gets set to discuss th leaving e europe peeuropean union. cheryl: let's take a look at the -- lauren: more bad news for carlos ghosn, what washington wants to know now. "fbn: a.m." starts right now. cheryl: it's 5:01 a.m. in new york. it is monday, january 28th. good mor

as he so kindly noted last week, we candice agree without being disagreeable. i look forward to attempting to live up to those words as we work together in the coming two years. with that, i urge opposition to the rule and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized. mr. mcgovern: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to thank my colleague from oklahoma for his kind words. my mother and father are up in the gallery, they're very impressed that you said nice things about me. and i'm going to say nice things about you too but i was saving it to the end to see the tone of your speech. but i appreciate very much what you said. rhett e-- let me just make a couple of statements in response. the gentleman made mention about martial law. yes, there is limited martial law or same-day authority in this package. i'll say to the gentleman, there should be. if there ever was a time to move legislation quickly, it is while nearly 800,000 federal employees including our law enforcement officers lik

i'm delighted that from the great state of maine, we will hear today from candice simmioni. she's the president and founder of the york county elder abuse task force, and she works as a law enforcement officer at the kennybunk police department in kennybunk, maine. in 2018, the officer worked on an astonishing 77 elder justice cases, including three that have been referred to the local district attorney. she has really been such a leader in this area in the state of maine. i wish we could clone her and put her in every community in the state and in the country. and we thank you for being here today. next, and our final witness this morning, will be -- we'll be hearing from judith koslovski as she serves as an expert consultant in elder justice matters in the department of justice. she told me this morning she last testified on this very issue 25 years ago. so it shows how dedicated she has been. and it also shows that this has been a problem for a very long time. and i think it's now getting the attention that it deserves. she'll provide insight into how the federal governme

as he so kindly noted last week, we candice agree without being disagreeable. i look forward to attempting to live up to those words as we work together in the coming two years. with that, i urge opposition to the rule and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized. mr. mcgovern: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to thank my colleague from oklahoma for his kind words. my mother and father are up in the gallery, they're very impressed that you said nice things about me. and i'm going to say nice things about you too but i was saving it to the end to see the tone of your speech. but i appreciate very much what you said. rhett e-- let me just make a couple of statements in response. the gentleman made mention about martial law. yes, there is limited martial law or same-day authority in this package. i'll say to the gentleman, there should be. if there ever was a time to move legislation quickly, it is while nearly 800,000 federal employees including our law enforcement officers lik