kristina's parents did find a way to carry out christina's wish to save a life. she said she wanted to volunteer in africa after graduation. now her parents fulfilled that wish. they build a hospital in nigeria in her name. >> it's like she was working her magic from heaven. >> reporter: it opened in january. the couple is working to send nursing students there each year. >> we like to stay involved with the girls that she would have been friends with now today. >> i'm so proud of what has happened in honor of kristina. >> with love. >> reporter: it this is a christina at her brother's wedding. her parents say she loved life and taught them to do the same. the couple says they felt helpless when they lost their daughter. but by helping others, they helped themselves. >> she smiled all the time. >> reporter: each year, christina's family and friends hold numerous events in her honor. others to promote awareness about the dangers of drunk driving. in livermore, amberley, ktvu, fox 2 news. >> thank you. >>> a 4:37. let's go right to sell. we have a rainy thursday mo

that's when i knew christina was the girl for me.y people who are going to stick it out. >> you see you facing the jaws of this beast. >> she is just letting you know this is her territory. itch you want to be here, you are going to play by her rules. >> kept bringing you penguins. >> realizing i couldn't, catch a live one. she brought them, staring with a dejected look. and, a useless animal. >> trying to feed you. >> and take care of me. >> christina and paul take care of each other in the field but also complement each other. while paul special is in wildlife, at the frozen ends of the earth, christina captures the lives of indigenous people. all over the world. >> you just know they have been watching the same place, the same tide, the same sea ice form hundreds of years. they know things. that even the best scientists doentd know. >> the pair comes away with more than just images. they see each expedition as an opportunity to learn something new. as they did on a recent trip to remote parts of if he high. >> sitting there with t

based on something they found -- christina's organs.. this is her bucket list we found after she was killed.>> reporter: some things can never be fulfilled. getting married and having kids. but christina's parents did find a way to carry out her wish to save a life. she told her parents she wanted to volunteer with doctors without borders in africa after graduation. her parents fulfill that wish. they raise money and build a hospital in nigeria in her name.>>> she was working her magic from heaven.>> reporter: it open in january and the couple is working with chico state to send nursing students they are each year.>> we like to stay involved with the girls she would have been friends with.>> reporter:>> i'm so proud of what has happened in honor of christina.>> reporter: this is christina at her brother's wedding. her parents say she loved life and taught them to do the same. the couple said they felt helpless when they lost their daughter. but by helping others they have help themselves.>>> she smiled all the time.>> reporter: now her p

ristina, christina, christina. it was a rough month. what's next?el >>me to a new era, tyler. this is the beginning of what is likely to be market conditions at will continue for most of this year if not longer. wee seeing monetary policy normize. as monetary policy normalizes, so wrkl . and this is actually more normal than what we've seen in the pase de >> it seems to me the market's uncertainty also is focused on the n fed chief. he is not like fed chief yellen was in terms of his attitude towards the market. his didn't get a sense in testimony the other day of exactly what his position on monetary pol is. >> well, let's put it this way. i don't think he's the monetary policy ideology twin of janet . yell and we actually got some insight into that in january, when the transcripts from the 2012 fomc meetings were released. and what it showed was janet yellen being very, verypp tive of qe3 while jerome powell was much more concerned about the bloating of the fed's balanceheet a really reluctantly agreed to embark on qe3. what we see is very significant differences already, an

and for more on the me too movement let's bring in christina luntz editor of. the cofounder of the center for feminist foreign policy welcome to you christina and we're also joined from france we are joined to this evening by gloria friedman a sculptor who signed the controversial letter from actress catherine deneuve criticizing the me to movement welcome to both of you we appreciate you both being on the program with us this evening and christina i'd like to turn to you first on the need to movement of course a prominent movement getting getting a lot of press a lot of attention is it fair to say if this has been a sea change not only when it comes to the fight against sexual harassment but also the fight for greater gender parity definitely and i think it's. it has positive implications as well negative for so the fact that more people are listening and more people are speaking out is definitely something incredible powerful and important but at the same time it just shows that for so many years indicates women have tried to speak out but the mechanisms of o

s former mick mouse club co-star christina aguilera is gearing up to drop new music. >> christina isrl. >> demi lovato dropped the news during the dallas stop of her tour. christina who hasn't released an album since 2012 told fans to expect new ones soon. taylor swift is giving us a look at the elaborate vip invite. >> if you're watch thg right now you got a vip pass to the tour. ♪ >> oh, my god. this is amazing. >> 51 shows are planned across three continents. >> thank you for being awesome. i hope you have a great time. >> take a look at this. how amazing is it. this is the collector's box when you receive a vip ticket. >> it's amazing and legit. when you opened it up the video plays and taylor's welcoming you to the concert tour. here's a mock up of the stage. one level lower how about this. a cd, a ticket. >> one level lower and you get a whole book. >> let me see if i can get it out. it stick ness there. >> you can do it. >> the box is really cool. let's dig through this. >> we should. >> we'll be right back. >> the glamorous life of celeb kids from glam skaud, before grade sch

christina talked by nova is late for work her office is seven kilometers away but she's not going to drive there or take the subway or a bus. christina is a financial analyst she's also a run commuter she carries her business clothes in a backpack i do this to me time efficient in the morning and get my exercise while commuting to work and also there's so much pollution in latin that i'm trying to positively. country music venues like i've been putting. air pollution in london reached the legal limit for the whole year in january alone city health officials say air pollution is the cause of ten thousand premature deaths in london every year now people like christina are increasingly changing gear and jogging to work. there are more run commuters in london than anywhere else in the world amsterdam and paris rank second and third but jogging through the crowded city streets can be dangerous. so. more and more businesses are installing showers for employees who jog to work. that gives them the opportunity to make themselves presentable before they start the work day. but air pollution i

christina, there's so much here. you have been digging into all of it. >> jared kushner and his family's businesses leave jared kushner exposed to several allegations. one, that he's conflicted. two, that he's profiteering from the white house, and as you mentioned in your intro, that he's subject to foreign influence. and this cloud that's hanging over jared kushner is unlikely to dissipate while he's in the white house and possibly beyond that. listen. >> this chicago skyscraper is majority owned by jared kushner and his family. mortgage documents show a fund link to private equity power house apollo global management, provided them with $184 million mortgage for the bidding. apollo was founded by josh harris. months earlier, that same executive was in talks with the white house about an advisory role, according to a source with knowledge of the discussions. jared stepped down as ceo of his family's business since going to washington, but questions of conflicts still persist. also at the white house, jared met with

her mother christina might have to return to el salvador after 20 years here in the u.s. that is because the trumpet ministration has declared an end to temporary protective status for her and more than 400,000 other immigrants from el salvador and nicaragua haiti and sedan were allowed to stay in the u.s. due to natural disasters or armed conflicts in their countries.>>> the central problem we have identified is nobody thought about the fact there is 100,000 american children many of whom are school age were now facing this horrible choice as a result of their decision.>> reporter: that violates the rights to due process and equal protection. the 14 plaintiffs include five people in california plus others in maine massachusetts washington dc and florida. and seeks class action status. the lawsuit also argued the trump administration violated the administrative procedure act.>>> it directs how agencies like homeland security can

here is editor christina lindblad. it is doing working with major operators in the convenience store industry to roll out rfid. radiofrequency identification tags have been used mostly in's -- inlet just six and higher and sectors of manufacturing, for example automotive. they used to track movements of parts through the supply chain, and you can find them in dvd boxes, dvd rental boxes while they track which movies are going out and coming in. they want to put them on everything. we are talking about lots of product. jason: you were saying 70% or so of food sales go through convenient sales? christina: they are much bigger in japan than they are here. in japan -- in new york, we call , in japan, stores the corner store is a convenience store. when you would find gas station in the u.s. from the big sandwich you get at lunchtime to the pair of underwear, which they also sale -- cell. that supports a whole bunch of laborsaving processes and one of them is self checkout. carol: what is the government involvement in makin

christina aguilera, la cantante que rompe internet esta maÑana con una imagen desconocida.habÍa realizado. en menos de un dÍa tiene mÁs de 287.000 likes y cerca de 8000 comentarios de sus fans que le dicen que se ve preciosa, maravillosa. a todos les ha gustado muchÍsimo esta propuesta y la aplauden. christina aguilera ha vendido 50 millones de discos en su carrera aparece en el reportaje con diferentes peinados y algÚn maquillaje exagerado. sin duda, esta foto para mÍ es la mejor. siento que se ve preciosa, quÉ opinan? javier: se ve muy bien. carolina: me gustarÍa, tal vez podemos unirnos ese reto de una fotografÍa en redes sociales y nada de maquillaje. javier: yo casi nunca de uso maquillaje, tÚ sabes. muchas gracias por vernos y acompaÑarnos hoy, por escribirnos. si quieres mantener contacto con caro. carolina carolina sarassa y javier olivares, siempre pendientes de sus preguntas. ♪ supervisores en el condado de orange, polÍticas de la administraciÓn trump, incluye una pregunta sobre la ciudadanÍa en el senos, facebook aclara situaciÓn compartidas con el departamento d

finally bow down to queen christina.ised the hopefuls of rou rupaul's drag race last night. she admitted her former hit infatuation was about a former flame. >> it was heart breaking. he played for another team, yours not mine. >> still ahead. justin hartley, eva long gore ra, shemar march. we're on the set celebrating 45 years of the young and restless. >> plus our 90210 plash baflash friday. who's in for a reboot? >> i could never say no. >> closed captioning provided by -- >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has increased the strength of the foundation of your life and your faith in him. [music] >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has increased the strength of the foundation of your life and your faith in him. [music] ♪ >> are you really that much better than him? >> i was at

i was like -- is that really christina? >> who is that?? >> if you look at good as them. our results may vary. >> it's great. people should show your face, show what you got. >> a different kind of beauty comes out with less. >> i'm wearing a bald wig right now. i've got a big fro. >> looking good. >> what you got. >> the question everybody had on their mind this morning, who bit beyonce in the face? gq magazine, tiffany haddish is spilling the beans about what happened with this selfie with beyonce when it was taken. according to haddish, quote, there was this actress there, reference at a party, that's just like doing the mostest, she bit beyonce in the face. haddish said she later went up to beyonce and offered to fight the woman on her behalf. beyonce said, calm down, told her not to worry about it. she used this moment to get this picture. haddish wouldn't reveal who the actress was. when gq reached out for comment, they had no knowledge of the alleged incident. naturally that didn't stop the internet from trying to speculate, who in

finally bow down to queen christina.ised the hopefuls of rou rupaul's drag race last night. she admitted her former hit infatuation was about a former flame. >> it was heart breaking. he played for another team, yours not mine. >> still ahead. justin hartley, eva long gore ra, shemar march. we're on the set celebrating 45 years of the young and restless. >> plus our 90210 plash baflash friday. who's in for a reboot? >> i could never say no. >> closed captioning provided by -- get ready for spring-at the ross spring shoe event. ross has the must-have styles and brands for a fraction of what you'd pay elsewhere. step one: get to ross. step two: walk out with top brands at big savings... ...at the ross spring shoe event. ♪ ♪ with the chase mobile app, michaela deprince could pay practically anyone, at any bank, all while performing a grand jetÉ between two grand pianos. she could... in a commercial. in real life she uses it to pay her sister, from her couch, for that sweater she stained. what sweater? (phone buzzes) life, l

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christina escobar, thank you so much. what great ideas. good luck to you. >> thank you. >> and we'll see what men say if they speak out at the oscars. >> that's right. it's a good thing. we'll see how this plays out. the feud between president trump and his "saturday night live" impersonator might not be ending any time soon. >> just a day after mr. trump tweeted about alec baldwin's terrible impression the actor reprised his role as the commander in chief taking aim at the president's chaotic week. >> if i have to make america's schools safe all by myself, i will. just like how i'm running the white house all by myself. because these people who work for me keep resigning. >> so the feud continues between those two. thanks for watching this hour. i'm natalie allen. >> and i'm george howell. we'll be right back after the break. small business, internet providers promise you a lot. let's see who delivers more. comcast business offers fast gig-speeds across our network. at&t doesn't. we offer more complete reliability with up to 8 hours of 4g

and we went to christina's house.believe i was like, i'll be right back. i'm going to go to the restroom. and christina -- apparently, i just never came back. and like an hour later -- [ laughter ] like an hour later christina went looking for me and said her front door was ajar and my pants were splayed out on her dining room table. and she like wandered into the street and was like, mae? like with my pants thinking i just wandered into the ocean with no pants. but i just stole some of her sweatpants and went home. >> seth: wow. >> yeah. [ laughter ] pretty classy stuff. >> seth: that's classy. >> that's me, guys. >> seth: there you go. >> invite me over. >> seth: that seems like a real rookie move, but you've been doing this a long time. >> i did it on purpose, okay? my character is irresponsible. i was trying to generate a relationship. >> seth: you were deep in character. >> that's right. i would never do that in real life, seth. >> seth: of course. >> you know me. >> seth: well, you're very -- well, you have been

in oakland, christina rando. >>> we must take guns out of the hands of felons, abusers, starters, rapists.>> getting guns out of the hands of felons, the new efforts to enforce california law. >>> sentences god lost the cello animal furr, the few exceptions on why some business owners say it will force them out of town. >>> the crush of the self driving front 29, federal investigators arrived >>> the details tonight about the investigation of a deadly crash in arizona involving a self driving uber vehicle. the police department says investigators from the national transportation safety board have now begun collecting data from the car, including video of the accident from a gas camera. investigators have also examined the site of the crash, the pedestrian killed on sunday night was walking her bike across the street when she was hit and she may have appeared suddenly from the darkness.>>> the shooting of a pellet gun on another vehicle on 580, a man was driving near the bridge last night when he became the victim of road rage. the chp says the suspect 18- year-old perez cut off the victim

after christina gave birth to her daughter. hoping to use them to give her a sibling. now they're suing, claiming negligence and breach of contract. >> there's nothing financially i can gain. you can't put a price tag on an embryo or egg. i'm hoping there's some changes so that it doesn't happen again for the future families and no one has to go through what we're going through. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," we'll meet with dozens of stunts from they arrive in of students across wisconsin as they arrive in janesville this morning after embarking on a four-day 50-mile march. they will hold a rally in the hometown of house speaker paul ryan to call for gun control reforms. >>> plus john zimmer, the president of the ride-sharing app lyft, joins us in the studio to talk about the future of self-driving cars. >> and we talk with jewelry designer kendra scott how she turned $500 into a billion-dollar business. that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- capt

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christina? >> i think it's pretty clear that so many people in this particular administration knew something, whether or not they knew everything doesn't really matter right now, but the interesting point to me is what does robert mueller know? right, it seems as if journalists and political scientists and analysts are all pulling on threads that sort of unravels the whole thing, the question is does robert mueller have that thread already? he's been clearly doing his due diligence, thinking about russia, thinking about following the money, thinking about all these people who were involved in the campaign process. i know the trump administration keep calling it a nothing burger and members of the house and members of congress at large don't really see this as a problem. however we have to realize that we have some elections coming up in june, september and even november across the country, so we have 35 members of the house who are up for re-election, we have one-third of the senate, so 33 indiv

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ari berman author of "give us the ballot, the modern struggle for voting rights in america," christina greer and michelle goldberg is an op-ed columnist for the "new york times." ari, you tweeted about the census question as a threat to american democracy and connected it to a lot of reporting you've done on voting rights. what's the connection? >> the connection is that the census really forms the basis for voting and the core infrastructure of our democracy. it forms the basis for how many congressional seats and electoral votes states receive. it forms the basis for how congressional districts and state districts are drawn. so if the census is corrupted, if the census is rigged our entire democracy is corrupted and rigged as a result. that's why the citizenship question on the census and the larger threat to the census more broadly are such a threat to democracy because they impact every single facet of our democracy. >> it's zero sum. there will be 435 members of the house and 538 electoral votes. if illinois new york and california lose population because you don't count the folks

after christina gave birth to their daughter.hey were hoping to use them to give her a sibling. now they're suing, claiming negligence and breach of contract. >> there is nothing financially that i can gain. acu can't put a price tag on an embryo or egg. i'm hoping this never happens again for future families and no m e has to go through what we are going through. >> reporter: the hospital says it's offering families free i.v.f. cycles and providing counseling at no charge. jeff, so far there are no known connections between the failure at this clinic and the one that happened the same day at a fertility clinic in san anancisco. >> glor: all right, tara, thank you very much. up next here tonight, a reooper's life on the line. . . trooper's life on the line. for your brain. with an ingredient originally found in jellyfish, tara narula in drug stores nationwide. prevagen. the name to remember. it's life insurance and wharetirement solutions toic? help you reach your goals. it's having the confidence to create the future that's most

. >> christina ellis and husband mark had two embryos remaining at university hospital after giving birr toout their daughter. hoping to use them to give her a sibling. now they're suing, claiming negligence and breach of contract. >> there is nothing financially that i can gain. you can't put a price tag on, embryo or an egg. i'm hoping there is some changes that this never happens again for any future families and no one has to go flew what we are going through. >> the hospital says it is offering families free ivf cycles and providing counseling at no charge. jeff, so far no known connections between the failure at this clinic and the one that happened same day at fertility clinic in san francisco. >> all right, tara. thank you. >> up next here tonight. a trooper's life on the line. i was wondering if an electric toothbrush really cleans better than a manual. and my hygienist says it does but they're not all the same. who knew? i had no idea. so she said, look for one that's shaped like a dental tool with a round brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's rounded brush head surrounds ea

the regional government of christina and leon is prepared to invest six hundred million euros into renovating the irrigation system under one condition. look. we want the farmers to merge their fields so that each plant reaches the minimum size required for a modern watering system but many are unwilling to do that because they feel connected to their land so we're not only dealing with an economic but also a cultural problem well of them thirty one of them are going to make them up. to save water and build a modern irrigation system farmers would have to redraw property lines i'll be close what if the skeptical he doesn't believe politics will be able to persuade all farmers but that's exactly what is urgently needed anything else he says would just be a slap in the face. says there's a promise of the water is going to waste at the cost of everybody who contributed to creating this dam there's wealth of course that bothers me. but why do we make such sacrifices if they can't appreciate it today. it's a little comfort to i'll be told that he might be able to visit his son can bitch again soon

callinghave christina in from miami, also under 25. would you think about the marches today? caller: thank you for having me. i am very proud of this generation in this moment they are making. i just wanted to say to the people who feel like we're trying to stamp out the second amendment. protesting, there are severe rules and regulations. a why should not there be wool and regulation -- a rule and regulation for the second amendment. we are not trying to say you cannot own a gun, but why do you need an ar-15? you are not fighting a war, so why do you have to have that type of ammunition? it is not necessary. you know? and i am happy the are protesting because it starts with the youth. face of the the protest and it needs to stop. host: what do you say to folks who say, look, if somebody is evil or people -- angry or , or deranged, they will find a way to perpetuate violence will matter where they are? caller: that is something that we cannot prevent, somebody who and wants to take out violence on others. however, we can diminish the for them opportunities to do this. if they

number one tennis star alexander it's fair if has made the final of the miami open twenty year old christina straight sets victory over. world number four and now faces america's john isner for the title on sunday. and going to see continued their tear in the make this time they defeated fibroid to nail getting the goals were dining on the jury and burke star and are so comfortably in second spot in the standings in other games that laver whose injury without an over a loss that holmes lives they hoffenheim run roughshod over cologne took our share of the points to major games on saturday see the motto of the rand by inverses dortmund followed by had to hosting revolves ferric and on sunday two games then as well braman take on frankfurters and mine school against. well just before we go cats are well known for their curiosity and a family on safari in the serengeti in tanzania experienced this firsthand when i got into their feet of the passengers kept quiet and sat still as possible while the wild figure i hauled around the four by four interior and exterior teaches our hunters and the fos

christina got has said that if we look at the one nine hundred thirty s. the lesson from history is trade wars are on winnable do you subscribe to that view i think trade was on deed and winnable but we should perhaps not escalate or exaggerate the danger at the moment i don't see that we will see a repetition of what we saw in the one nine hundred thirty s. when we had the big depression was huge unemployment and so on the fourth and also fascist regimes and the communism and totally tarion regimes and so i think we learnt the lesson and i think it's much smaller now the problem we beginning with was steel and we also have already had this kind of experience in two thousand to george bush the former us president also try to impose tariffs on steel it didn't work out very well and i think we are not yet at a nine hundred thirty s. trade war scenario maybe not the one nine hundred thirty s. you know sort of depression scenario. but let's be realistic at the end of the day the u.s. will potentially impose these tariffs the e.u. could retaliate and then we co

. >> that's when i knew christina was the girl with me.k it out with that animal. >> you see you facing the jaws of the beast. >> she's letting you know this is her territory and if you're going to be here, you have to play by their rules. >> how they blend their arlt for ♪ >>> right now it's time to show you some of this morning's headlines. we are bringing them later than usual, we wanted to give more time to reba. we love her here. magine says s publicists reportedly do not want stars talking to seacrest on the red car set on sunday. seacrest is due to host the oscar preshow. some say they will have them avoid e altogether. he was cleared in the investigation. >>> los angeles times reports on two surgeons on lap band surgery. a 37-count indictment accuse of doctors of falsifying records and defrauding patients and insurers out of $250 million. they were arrested yesterday. if convicted the two men face decades in federal prison. >> your first clue, 1-800- -- that's the clue you don't want to do that. >> just give them the bank account r

kimberly, donald, gloria, leonhard, anna, jordan, jake, will, so we, sherry, andrea, nate, pam, christina, cheryl, lyla, carol, dana, tammy, brendan, leroy, wayne, judy, scott, erica, olivia, nathan, sarah, maxine, samantha jamie, heather, james george, jeffrey, alex, leslie and the list goes on. i ask unanimous consent to put the remainder in the record and to remind all of us that this is just a fraction of those we know that have been lost. >> i join my colleagues in recognizing that we must take action to protect safety in our communities. the senator and i are on the floor and are proud of the maryland students here today to speak in solidarity with the students from parkland in florida and recognizing and remembering the 17 victims of that tragic episode. but also to point out so many others who lost their lives. we have not been spared. just monday night ten people including two teenage boys were wounded in five cities in baltimore. they are the lucky ones will likely survive their injuries. two men killed were montrÉal age 20 and ronald preston age 30 both from east baltimore. on

. >> christina rendon was live and joins us with more on the story.>> reporter: u.s. attorney general, jeff sessions, spoke right across the street from us here in downtown sacramento, he says california is using every power it has and some that it does not to frustrate federal law enforcement officers and the federal government he says will do everything in their power to stop it. >> reporter: u.s. attorney general jeff sessions announced that he is suing california over its status as a sanctuary state. >> california, we have a problem. >> speaking to law enforcement officers in sacramento he called out libby shaft on her recent undocumented warning raid . this helped 800 criminals of aid capture. >> her actions support those that thwart the law and boldly validates illegality. here's my message to mayor shaft, how dare you? how dare you needlessly endanger the lives of our law enforcement officers to promote a radical open borders agenda? >> reporter: the federal lawsuit challenges three california statutes that are adversely affecting the ability of immigration off

ktvu's christina rendon spoke with some political leaders and has more on where they stand on gun control.>> reporter: today as students take to the streets to call for stricter gun control laws, we reach out to lawmakers to ask what action they will take or if today's efforts will go nowhere. i found out there is nothing specific in the response to the walkout but many lawmakers told me they've already tried to pass tougher gun control measures and are met with resistance. as thousands of students walked out of schools across the country, in washington -->> enough is enough.>> reporter: leader nancy pelosi and congressman eric swallowed joined students outside the nation's capital.>> we, tragically see so many moments of silence and not moments of action. >> reporter: the house of representatives passed a stop school violence act in response to the school shooting one month ago. a bipartisan bill authorized $60 million to prevent gun violence in schools and strengthen security. >> it gives students, teachers and law enforcement more tools to actively identify a potential shooter before a

. >> christina, i don't know if they told you this. but do you know when the west contra costa school district will make a decision on the use of guards versus armed officers. >> they do have school resource officers and they don't foresee them going anywhere at this point. the data being collected will be presented to the board sometime later at the end of the year. hopefully, they can make a decision sometime in december for next year. >> live in oakland, thank you, christina. >>> coming up in 15 minutes, we'll sit down with a local firearms instructor and have a discussion about the gun control debate. >> san francisco takes a major step in protecting animals. >>> and next, investigators in texas are looking at possible links between an explosion in a san antonio fedex distribution center and a string of bombs in austin. ♪ seresto, seresto, seresto jake... ♪ seresto, seresto, seresto whatever your dog brings home to you, it shouldn't be fleas and ticks. seresto gives your dog 8 continuous months of flea and tick protection in an eas

let's hear from christina.na the euro hasn't gotten : a lot of love from central banks in the last decade. but that is starting to change. we have talked to some foreign exchange strategists who talk regularly with managers at central banks in charge of the currency allocations for reserves. it looks like the tipping point may be the fear of trump starting a trade war with china. that is having people give the euro another look. jason: you mentioned trump and the administration's public statement about the dollar have also been rather confusing. how much does that play into the euro's relative strength? cristina: that is also a factor. different members of the administration have broken with a long policy of always talking about a strong dollar, suggesting that a weak dollar may be advantageous to manufacturers and that is , playing into the calculations that central banks may be making. what it is is basically there , has been a number of factors that kind of underpin an improvement in how the euro looks from

well, with us tonight from l.a., christina belatoni from the "l.a. times." had an invitation in to governor brown to come on this broadcast and we're nice, i just want him to come on and say his name. it's been for a year. he doesn't normally do that but i think it took what sessions said to get him to that podium today. >> that is exactly right. it is very clear from brown's ambassadors. -- actions. jerry brown used something that used trump's tones and used the word sad in all caps in his tweet. he doesn't normally out and do news conferences. he joined the attorney general. that clip there was one of the mild ones, he mentioned the russia investigation, said that had something to do with this. he said this is going to war with california. when you have a governor who chooses his word and public appearances carefully, you know this has gotten under his skin. it's important to point out the mayor of oakland, who attorney general sessions went after, she's a brown protege. this is the city he was mayor of in addition to the fact that he supports the law for

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christina is here with more. >> an emotional story to start with this morning.de wanted to pay tribute to this parkland victim after finding out he was bury inside his heat jersey. before the game, wade met with the oliver family and gave them a jersey and custom sneakers with joaquin's name in the stoneman douglas high school logo on them. he hosted the family for the night and stood with joaquin's sister during the national anthem. he dedicated last night's game and the rest of his season to the memory of joaquin oliver. after the game he talked about why it's so important to support the oliver family at this time. >> i'm thankful they came to the game today and thankful to get a chance to talk to them and show them my appreciation and to let them know that we will continue to use our voice, continue to shine the light on what they are talking about and what they are going through and what they are dealing with because it's not just -- it's not just happening to them, it's happening to all of us and it could be any one of us. >> day two of the nfl combine was