victor cha bed in the bush white house and is considered a hawk on korea. he had been vetted for months by the white house. however, he reportedly expressed opposition to the administration's threat to carry out a preventive military strike against north korea. in a "washington post" op-ed published last night he wrote about the risk to americans living in asia. to be clear, the president would be putting at risk an american population the size of a medium sized u.s. city, pittsburgh say or cincinnati. on the is this that a crazy and undeterable dictator will be rationally cowed by a demonstration of u.s. power. i'm joined by contributor howard fineman and "new york times" columnist michelle goldberg. michelle, i want to start with you. this idea that we would be able to get away psychologically by bloodying the nose of the north korean dictator and him just take it on the nose and not do anything about it eames to be what victor cha does not find credible. >> right, and what's frightening is that victor cha seems alarmed about the trump administration's in

the chas dell restaurant closed so suddenly. owner so upset she did not want to speak on camera.y wondering why this restaurant closed, some are speculating these new traffic patterns sent fewer cars into this parking lot. >> i'm sure they took a hit just like anybody else. >> reporter: so did their loyal customers, the volunteer fire fighters have here who liked to grab breakfast before their shift. >> can you believe it, chas dell closed. i said that is end of an era. >> reporter: rotary club members who met weekly here over coffee. >> we met last week. nobody said anything. someone said see you next week >> reporter: there are plenty of others as well, more than 500 people typing messages about their favorite local spot, and sunday breakfast will never be the same writes kathy, another piece of delaware history gone said another. >> all we have lefties wawa, that is all we have left in our immediate area not that is a bad thing but some kind of variety was nice. >> reporter: middletown delaware, greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> i have been by a few times over years j

cha turned down for an interview.gued that a preemptive strike could lead to carnage under ground, a view at odds with the president or some members of the team who argued that sanctions have not worked to build kim's arsenal. >> reporter: tonight, some analysts and generals are echoing cha's warning that kim may retaliate if the u.s. wanted a strike. >> it will be a very physical violent fight. the potential casualties of the first hour of the conflict could be tens of thousands. obviously, a nuclear response we are talking about millions of casualties over night. >> reporter: another warning from analysts of a bloody nose strike that would under mine korea and could bring the chinese into conflict. wolf. >> you are learning new details of some of the things that they have unsettled with victor cha as he's taking over the u.s. ambassador to south korea. >> the source familiar with the situation told cnn that during their preparations, officials asked cha if he felt he can manage the -- including the potential of evac

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>> a pre-emptive strike is by far the most risky for dealing with this missile threat. >> reporter: chad down cnn's recent request for an interview but in an op ed published tuesday he again argued that a pre-emptive strike could lead to carnage on the ground a view sometimes at odds with the president and some members of his team. >> complacency and concessions only invite aggression and provocation. >> reporter: but now some analysts and generals are echoing cha's warning that kim might retaliate if the u.s. launches a strike. >> it will be a very physical, kinetic violent fight. >> the potential casualties in the first hour could be in the tens of thousands and that's a conventional north korea artilleries response. obviously a nuclear response we're talking about millions of casualties overnight. >> reporter: another warning from analysts about a bloody nose strike that it would likely undermine america's crucial alliance with south korea and could bring china into a conflict if the chinese fear that their troublesome ally in pyongyang is on the verge of collapse. brian todd, cnn, w

now you see cha-ching, c cha-ching, cha-chaing ching and they appear to be the party of spending. >> everybody is getting a little bit of what they wanted. as david said it's better to have something than nothing and not look as if you can't do anything. at some point the consequences of -- >> not doing anything. >> -- not doing anything is no good. especially when you have mid term elections. >> that matters. jamie, thank you so much. david chalian, thank you. >>> up next, marching orders. secretary of defense james mattis weighed in on president trump's request for this big military parade. this, as we have now heard from republican senator lindsey graham calling this idea, in a word, cheesy. we'll discuss that next. >>> also, breaking in the russia investigation subpoenas for former trump campaign manager corey lewandowski and steve bannon. you're watching cnn. i'm an o careful. i think you should come camping. why would i camp in the atacama desert? oh... 3x points on travel and restaurants on every continent. sapphire reserve, from chase. make more of what's yours. a little to t

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item four, consideration of adoption of draft minutes for the arc december 6th, cha for december 20th, the regular hearing of the historic preservation commission for december 20th, 2017, and the regular hearing for the historic commission for january 17, 2018, i have no speaker cards. >> commissioner pearlman? >> commissioner pearlman: yeah. i just have one for the hpc minutes draft on december 20th, on item number 8, page 5, i voted against something and it shows me as absent, so it looks like i left the room. >> clerk: for item 8? >> commissioner pearlman: item 8. >> 1610 geary boulevard. >> clerk: we will certainly correct that. >> commissioner pearlman: and it actually says in there, it says 1601 geary boulevard in the text, opposed to 1610, about the third line down. >> oh, okay, so we should make sure that which one is accurate there. >> clerk: okay. very good. thank you. >> any other comments? at this time, we'll take public comment on the droaft meeting minutes. does anyone wish to comment on the draft meeting minutes, cha, december 20, hpc, december 20, 2017, or hrc, january

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for example, today our youngest, carolina, we call her cha-cha. she turns 8. look at that., i'll cry. i'm with her for her birthday. a guy comes up to me and says i don't like how you push sometimes. it always makes me think, that is perfect, that's all i want. popularity is a waste of time for a journalist. to put things out there that makes you think about what you know, that's a gift. that's a value. too many people are seeking an echo of what they already believe. i cannot give you that, and the truth is, you shouldn't want it. not only is the truth more complex than partisan pundits make it, but why be one of the folks who says, i couldn't care less what other people think. pop always told me, listen hard, really hard, to the other side. that's how you know for sure when you're right, and you know how to improve when you're not. also, i have a secret to tell you. i have worn the same thing every damn night of this series. only like a dozen of you noticed. why? because i dig the look. but also to make a point about what matters. i focus on what i ask, and the work is wh

you know, to say cannot celebrate this or cha. >> so you can celebrate a white person in black history month. you can acknowledge. can acronym. they are helped. they are lost in the schools. bill: thanks, guys. got go. the battle over localizing recreational marijuana continues in new jersey. governor phil murphy set out to get it done done in the first 1--days snitches has been roadblock after roadblock. outfaces. we're not so sure we want it in our backyard now. here is a guy i want to intros due to. you probably recognized him from public television. he is one of the most prominent and well-known european travel experts in america. rick, welcome to "chasing news" t. how are you? >> i am doing great. nice to be here with you. bill: so you are in a car. i want to ask you. you are not in europe. you are new jersey. where are you headed? >> well, i amle from seattle. ing now i am doing a road trip up and down the east seaboard visiting the state houses. explaining to people that, it makes perfect sense to legalize tax regulate mar mr. bill: can i ask you a they? what does it have to do

customers started snatching them up after the eagles won cha championship. >> the mini lights flew offhe shelf. they're popular. >> who knew? green lights in february. the hardware store will close early for the game tomorrow so their employees can watch it at home. they're also closion of the cro following a super bowl win. >> now your first alert weather. >> i was at the grocery store yesterday. i was able to buy green tortilla chips. anything you want green is available right now. let's look at a comparison. philadelphia to minneapolis. actually pretty similar. we're at 18 in philly. 14 in minneapolis. here's the difference. we are clear. they are cloudy. that's why for them this is actually a warmer temperature than they've been seeing in e snow.olis today the clouds ars we don't have to use the s word, not today. we stay dry. we have feels like temperatures that are th feel like 7 granddaughter at the airport. 13 port richmond. summerton feeling like 13ll. toward new jersey feels like 14 in washington township. pem ber ton at 14. look at princeton. 8 degrees for that current readi

>> now it is, especially what happened with victor cha. no everyone may agree with victor but he was very, very well thought of. i think people will have second thoughts about even putting their name in the ring. >> gordon chang, it's always a pleasure to have you on our broadcast. coming up, something that just didn't sound right about last night's speech. we'll take it apart and look at it when we continue. some air fresheners are so overwhelming, they can... send you and your family running. introducing febreze one for fabric and air. no aerosols. no dyes. no heavy perfumes. it cleans away odors for a pure light freshness... so you can spray and stay. febreze one, breathe happy. hi, i'm the internet! you knoarmless bowling.lt? you got this, jimmy! you know what's easy? building your website with godaddy. pick a domain name. choose a design. you can build a website in under an hour. now that's a strike! get your domain today and get a free trial of gocentral. build a better website in under an hour. i love you. >>> last thing before we g

nation's justice system was challenged by president trump and the republican party which controls bother cha in congress. there are many names involved in this story, lots of parts and compettig persp. the memo drafted by the republican staff, averts that the f.b.i. and the justice department lacked integrity in o tical biased and explosive claim about a political institutions. it accuses law enforcement leaderpp of oversg their authority to obtain a warrant. democrats railed against the release, so did a number of republicans including senatormc in who said mueller's investigation must proceed unimpede former.b.i. director, he tweeted, that's it?t dishonnd misleading memo wrecked the house intelligence committee and damaged relationships with fa court and inexcuse apply exposed classified investigation o an american citizen, for what? for what? that is the question that seemingly sparked 1,000 answers in washington on friday. and our reporte tonight have been at the white house and on capitol hill hearing them all, looking for the facts as both parties clashed. let's start with the presiden

victor cha was a classmate of mine at harvard. we got our p h.ds together.a conservative republican, i think, but he's basically a policy expert. he has no political agenda. he calls it the way he sees it. and when outlining to them why it was a little dangerous to be making these threats about military action, he was pointing out there really wasn't a military option. and there wasn't this limited option that they were talking about. and if you read the op-ed, he very methodically and logically points o o s out why the strate doesn't make any sense. rather than taking that as constructive criticism or an interesting point of view, they decided that this meant that he was, you know, ideologically not faithful enough. and this guy, who ran president bush's north korea policy from the white house, who is, as i said, is a stalwart republican and most importantly, just a policy, an expert, who knows the region intimately, has suddenly been dropped. >> and there is no ambassador, obviously, to south korea now. >> there's no ambassador to south korea. there are ac

he still works for the team and was the inspiration behind a famous cha-cha bowl at at&t park. our raj mathai interviewed him a couple weeks ago. he was the rookie of the year which was the giants first season in san francisco. we wish him well. >>> now to coverage of the 2018 olympic winter games, it's already been a busy morning with two athletes in northern california with ties there competing overnight. they are elena myers taylor and joanne reid. garvin thomas spoke with those athletes and their families within the past couple hours. >> garvin is live with what they're all saying. >> reporter: good morning. one of the fun parts of the olympic games is there are just so many different events, so many venues. they couldn't possibly hold them all at the same time so they take place all times of the day or night and biathlon and bobsled are two of the ones that are regularly held at night. just finishing a few moments ago was the biathlon mixed relay. two american men and two american women against the best 20 countries in the world. skiing and shooting the second leg for the

>> now it is, especially what happened with victor cha.o everyone may agree with victor but he was very, very well thought of. i think people will have second thoughts about even putting their name in the ring. >> gordon chang, it's always a pleasure to have you on our broadcast. coming up, something that just didn't sound right about last night's speech. we'll take it apart and look at it when we continue. with advil's fast relief, you'll ask, "what pulled muscle?" "what headache?" nothing works faster to make pain a distant memory. advil liqui-gels and advil liqui-gels minis. what pain? advil liqui-gels and advil liqui-gels minis. you can switch and save time. it pays to switch things up. [cars honking] [car accelerating] you can switch and save worry. ♪ you can switch and save hassle. [vacuuming sound] and when you switch to esurance, you can save time, worry, hassle and yup, money. in fact, drivers who switched from geico to esurance saved hundreds. so you might want to think about pulling the ol' switcheroo. that's auto and home insur

he still works for the team and was the inspiration behind the famous cha-cha bowl of at&t park.j mathai interviewed him two weeks ago. the baby bull was a 1958 rookie of the year which was the giants first season in san francisco. we hope he is okay this morning. >>> continuing coverage now the 2018 winter games, it has already been a busy morning. joanne reid finished in the biathlon mixed relay at 5:00 a.m. she didn't shoot very well putting the americans at a deficit the team couldn't overcome. around 4:00 a.m. elena meyers taylor set a track record in her first bobsled run. today's olympic action not over. >> fremont skater takes the ice tonight, our garvin thomas is live with what karen chen is saying ahead of her big moment. big time for her and for us as well. >> reporter: it certainly is, marcus. i've had the pleasure of interviewing karen chen half a dozen times over the past year. i think i'm in a pretty good place to know what she's feeling right now and i'm guessing nervous is near the top of that list. karen has told me in the past she has had problems with nerves l

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after seven years, syria's war isi't ending, but is cha president assad, with the help of russia and iran, is secure, but syria is linked into a web of war and power politics, guarantees more bloodshed. how many times in the last sevee ye syrians dug through the rubble for survivors? there is talk of safe corridors, out for civili but based oneg host form, theime wants victory in easteuta and the surrender of the rebels. jeremy bowen, bbc news jane: for more on the situation on the ground, i spoke earlier with the former u.s. ambassador to syria from 2001 to 2003. ambassador, thank you very much for coming in. this is thought tot e the deadlighting for the last three years. what do you read into the timing of it? why would the syrian governm take this sort of action now? >> the syrian government with the russian allies got these de-escalation zones in eastern ghouta because they are short on manpower. g they want east of the euphrates river and confront isis before the u.s. and its allies moved too far down the valley. now that that has been stabilized on that side of the euphrates,

ew, what if you could cha time in a photograph? that is what a "national geographic" photographer wanted to find in his series. art that is powerful is emotional. i want you to have an emotional response to what you are witnessing, to what you are seeing. i try to capture images that have a ctain kind of scope and intimacy at the same time. the series is something i started about nine years ago, and i started with this kind of crazy idea of if i could compress a single day into a photograph. i take pictures from a single point of view, usually elevated, almost always elevated 50 feet in the air, and i never move my camera. i photograph specific moments through the day and night. what i do is i get back and i edit anywhere from 1200 to 2200 images. it tak edit them all down.o i decide where the day begins and the night ends. that is what i call my time vector. this is kind of how it works. in this photograph, day begins on the far right side of the tracks thisand time way. it literally goes across. in the morning i was very blessed.

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youuple of points, would talk about the situation with victor cha. no longerand he's going to be the ambassador to south korea. umentioned that north korea spends money on military to the detriment to their people. isn't that what the united states does? we build up military while we liningmeless people upper street, every town, people going to food banks to get food, without medical care. isn't that what we're doing? spend money on military instead of the people? and lastly, my suggestion is the opposite of don from d.c. talked about disarmarm. my suggestion is what if north korea offered south korea the have soexpertise they that south korea wouldn't have to be afraid of north korea and that would cut the united states the deal but so what. maybe it's time for the united states to get out of everybody else's business. host: i want to give nicholas to respond.nce nicholas: obviously you're entitled to make your own and conclusions about the situation in north this country. to would certainly what you think isn't incorrect. out thatertainly point the

sheriff's office: "five of them fled, three were taken into custody by the responding deputies that were chaing them, two manage to get away for now and they were last seen running into this neighborhood">( robin ) police searched the neighborhood for two hours but were unable to locate the man and the woman they were looking for. investigators believe that both robberies were related to marijuana. ( robin ) also happening now... all eyes are on wall street after the dow plunges more than 1-thousand points for the second time this week. the loss officially means the markets are is in correction mode... the dow is down 10 percent from its record high just two weeks ago. experts blame the plunge on continued concerns over the bond market, inflation, and interest rates. this morning the dow futures are down just slightly but we will be watching the markets when they open in about 2 and a half hours. ( darya ) a berkeley family left heartbroken after their daughter was killed when her car collided with an ac transit bus. we first broke this story yesterday on the kron 4 morning news. kron 4's dan k

. >> i think the anticipation is that the third time is the cha charm. this is their year.ing to happen. but you never know. i mean there are certain things that have to happen for them to win. certai things that can happen. if you're playing like they did against atlanta they turn over the ball two time in the fast half they won't beat the patriots if they resemble the team we saw against minnesota they've got great shot. so the anticipation is great. what's up usual about this team is the fact that the other two super bowl teams back in 1980 and back in 2004 were both teams that were expected to make a serious run. this team virtually came out of nowhere. going into the season even optimists thought maybe they can win ten games. maybe they can make the playof playoffs. and i thought so, too, if, if they stayed relatively healthy. but here's a team that lost jason peters, they lost best linebacker jordan hicks. they lost their great utility back and returner darrin sproles. they lost their kicker caleb sturgess they lost their best special team chris maragos and then they

that he wished more would come from norway rather than countries like haiti, when he reacted to the chaof power by neo—nazis by sangha will find people involved, how did you respond to have what he said in those situations? the president denied saying that. no republican who was there recall since they met.” saying that. no republican who was there recall since they met. i think you will find that lindsey graham says the interpretation was right. i'm not going to criticise the present for saying what people think. the united nations human rights council described it as racist. the united nations, they have accomplished a great deal.” guess it is this commie he used it with me in united kingdom, you know there people around the world who have responded to think they have heard from donald trump and wonder where the united states is led by racist and that doesn't seem to worry you. what matters are deeds, not words. african american unemployment is at the lowest point in our history. they called richard nixon a racist. he gave us affirmative action. he desegregated the american public sch

prosecutors today rj chaed him with trying to fight overseas for the islamic state. they say he traveled to tunisia in 2016 and tried to enter neighboring libya, but he was captured before he could make it. bernard augustine is his name and from keys, which is a small town near modesto. his neighbors say this seems out of character. >> i liked him. i never saw anything wrong with him. >> he was just a quiet guy. smart. that's all i know about him. >> here's what else we know. u.s. authorities searched augustine's laptop and found he had watched islamic state videos. if convicted he faces a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison. >>> students on edge, someone posted threatening graffiti at two high schools in two different bay area counties and today one of those schools shut down. at the other, students just stayed at home. nbc bay area's anousheh with what we're learning about these threats. >> reporter: twice as many students stayed home from school today and that's about 240 kids and this after a message about violence against the school was posted on a bathroom w

people were looking for to him coming in the top administration pulled him back at the very last minute cha is known as a hawk but apparently he's not hawkish enough for the trump ministration and a lot of people are read that as sort of a big red flag that the trump people looking to strike north korea i myself i'm a little bit concerned i would have thought that victor would have been a shoo in is sort of like a conservative broadly speaking you've got a history in republican politics the united states but they pulled him anyway because i guess he didn't he didn't support a strike which tells me that the trump people are really seriously considering military action in two thousand and eighteen. but north korea is not washington's only concern when it comes to nuclear threats the u.s. is concerned about russia are expanding its capability so now the trumpet ministration wants to modernize its own arsenal moscow's reactor though denouncing the policy as bellicose and is on the way to be a terribly often these guys just last month the defense secretary james madison said the military was swi

the firm cites the retailer's aggressive strategic cha aes strengthening consumer and potential market share gains. the analyst has an $86 price target. the stock rose nearly 2% today, to 76.90. and the rating on guess was upgraded from buy to neutral at b.lly fbr. that firm sees significant earnings upside over the next several years,s the new ceo executes his strategy. the analyst price target on th retailer $20 a share. aness was up more than 5% to $15.87. another retail upgrade. this one for finish line. its rating was raised from positive to neutral at susquehanna. the analyst there cites better than expected sales and promotional trends and the firm also raised its earnings estimates on the athletic apparel retailer. the price target is now $14 and the stock rose 5% to $11.04. companiesahead, which could lead the coming wave of a new, more advanced era in technology? >>> across the atlantic, global technology companies are showing off what they think will be the next big thing. john forth -- jon fortt reports tonight from the mobile technology conference. >> a scramble to rewrite

cha yes. give these young men a standing ovation for all the times you were tired, you wanted to quit, they didn't you couldn't do it, they didn't believe in you. what are these guys from san francisco going to do? they're going to bring home the ship. see, bring home the ship. so we have a lot of people here to celebrate all your success, and it is my pleasure, i would love to bring up our first speaker. we have the incredible vice president of the school board, stevon cooke, please. >> it is such an honor to be here to represent the san francisco unified school district at city hall, but i think because the walls are lit with purple, it's somebody else today. whose house? whose house? we have the state champion g-house to that because these incredible student athletes, as a previous speaker said, won the city championship, but took it all the way to win the 6 a championship state title. i would like to take a moment to recognize some leaders from the school district. we have president hydro-