you are the first woman in chief of the san francisco "chronicle." did you grow up watching lou grant and what not? i mean, this is a position of tremendous power. >> wow. well, i don't feel like that all the time. you are right, it is a country toing theme to have first of all a newsroom to help you lead it into the digital revolution we are all experiencing. also you get a letter from a reader who you know, we had a story about a driver's ed teacher who was assaulting people. now the community is safer because we did that story. so i think in so many way, it's the breast way in a community we all want to live in. >> sit like the movie like ben bradley and jason robarreds? i don't know what ben bradley looks look. >> i've never yelled "stop the presses. request itself the presses run too fast for that news poll. i guess i missed that part of the job. >> audrey cooper is the ed core in chief key "chronicle" thank you for joining us. >> thank you. but someone else mt before you. the scams to avoid in the first tax season... since a data breach impacti

did not comment on this specific operation according to the chronicle. if this does happen it would mark the first wide ranging sweep since california gained sanctuary status back in october. that sanctuary status came as a result of governor jerry brown signing sb-54 into law which allowed undocumented immigrants to cooperate with law enforcement without fear of being deported. when it comes to daca renewals, requesting are being resumed following a preliminary injunction over the weekend after lawsuits were filed by the university of california and office of the attorney general for the state of california. now, california's attorney general javier becerra will be at the news conference in sacramento which is set to take place at 9:45 a.m. pete suratos for "today in the bay." >>> also this morning we are waiting to see if congress will take action on immigration. talks have stalled after president trump rejected a deal by both parties. trump goes to capitol hill today. now, with friday's government shutdown deadline looming further complicating negotia

sisters chloe and kylie are next to become new moms. ( darya ) while the kardashians chronicle their every move .. star couple enrique eglasias and anna kornikova are the complete opposite. nobody even knew they were pregnant when they showed pix of twins. they managed to keep the pregnancy and the babies under wrap until yestrday when they suddenly shared an instagram picture of the pair. the girl and boy were born december 16th. the spanish singer and the tennis star have been together

the chronicle reports that i.c.e. least 1500 people in san franciscd other northern california cities. >>> number 3, an investigation under way after seven students reported feeling symptoms of being drugged at stanford frat party. according to the stanford daily, it happened during an open house at sigma chi friday night. >>> the aunt of the children found shackled spoke with robin roberts on "good morning america." you'll hear her message to her estranged niece and nephews. >>> north and south korea have agreed to form a joint olympic team. the two koreas will field a combined women's ice hockey team and march together under one flag at the next month's winter olympic games in south korea. >>> number 6, we're following your wednesday morning commute with fog, represented by the orange on our map and also problems on the sunol grade. we had a car fire now an accident blocking the second lane from the left. about an hour drive south from dublin. >>> number 7 this morning. limited edition air jar dans with blue denim

ford is african-american, chronicling what happened to his own family after his brother was shot dead by a white man in long island, new york, in 1992. the killer was questioned by police, but never charged. this is the trailer to the film. stumbled out of the garagee and ininto the yarard. >> i said toto the officer, whee is my son? i want to be with my son. >> you lie on the grnd, buet throh h your heart andnow you willever seeour sists agn, your mother, your father. that was the beginning. >> did noteel that t were

so they look to -- i think there are reports from both "the evening post" and "the daily chronicle" which are reporting on this. where we get reports of the crime scene, which is, you know, some interesting information that comes out of the chronicle and then we get the notes from the doctor who was at the bedside at the time of the death, which "the herald" gets from "the washington evening star" so that's another interesting thing that is happen, is that there is, and not in a malicious way at all, maybe not overly collaborative, but certainly it was with permission or special report from "the chronicle," "the star" so that there is a level of collaboration enough so that the information is getting out because that's certainly seen as the most critical thing. and in the final edition, we also get some reports of not just mourning, which we know is going on, but of people celebrating. you know, it was still -- while the civil war was over, there was still divisiveness within the nation so -- and not just among the, you know, conspirators and booth, there were others who were apparently p

with israel i to discuss this further now i'm joined by a roundabout route editor of the palace chronicle dot com thanks for joining us here on r t international. so i guess let's get right to it how serious is this latest tweet by president. is it just. threat or a tweet or do you think he really might actually cut the aid to palestine. i don't think it is in mere threat i think it is part of the focused policy that has been followed by the trump administration for months now and it's a policy that is coordinated sort very well with the israeli government the tweet that he did today was also joined by a statement made by nikki the u.s. ambassador to the united nations that she says forthright that we will not be giving money to. you and agency that is dedicated to helping millions of palestinian refugees in palestine and in refugee camps across the middle east if this is not a form or bullying it's not up for intimidation then what is. the timing of all of this happening on the day that. it has decided to annex certain parts of the west bank as part of drucilla him and to exclude palesti

damning chronicles of human rights violations a un report says the saudi led coalition may have committed war crimes in yemen. hello i'm maryam namazie in london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up. clashes break out in the occupied west bank between israeli forces and supporters of jailed palestinian teenager. we report from account for it's an account for the internally displaced in syria as government jets continue to hit opposition targets . and this international take giants descend on the vegas strip we check out what's on offer at the consumer electronics show. welcome to the program our top story al-jazeera has been given access to an unpublished u.n. report that quote a cold the extent of human rights violations and documents possible war crimes in yemen the findings presented to the security council a sharply critical of saudi led coalition as strikes which of cause the majority of civilian deaths in the war the report also bolsters accusations by the us that iranian weapons have been supplied to who the rebels which breaks a u.n. embargo the united arab emirates is accuse

al-jazeera has been given access to an unpublished un report that chronicles the extent of human rights violations and documents possible war crimes in yemen the findings present. to to the security council are shakti critical of saudi led coalition airstrikes which of course the majority of civilian deaths in the war the report also bolsters accusations by the u.s. that he raney weapons have been supplying to hoofy rebels which breaks a u.n. embargo the united arab emirates is accused of running torture camps in yemen where people have allegedly been beaten and given electric shocks the reports paint said devastating picture of a conflict which is left more than ten thousand people dead and led to widespread famine and displacement diplomatic editor james bays who've seen the reports as more. this is a report to the u.n. security council has not been made public it's only been given to the fifteen members of the security council but i've been allowed to read a copy and it's very hard hitting and very critical of all of the parties in the war in yemen it questions whether yemen can cont

the second chronicles told largely from the point of view of tom white. what's interesting about this photo as you can see his transformation. the old cowboy once riding on a horse now dressed with a fedora and a suit and here you can see from for. [laughter] the final perspective is told in the present from my vantage point, the vantage point of a reporter or historian. and i did this so i could fill in the gaps of the narrative. i sure would have happened to the osage money today. many this is a picture i saw of it are boarded up in the town where anna brown was last seen before she disappeared that night. during the research, i tracked down descendents of both the murders and the victim and one of the most powerful experiences with speaking to these people. one of the dissent since was marjorie burkhart was the descendent granddaughter molly burkhart. she's a lovely woman. and she provided me details about her family history. she told me what it was like to grow up and what it was like for her father who grew up as a child in the conspiracy known as th

now, the san francisco chronicle is reporting that i.c.e.e sweep in san francisco and other northern california cities. they're looking to arrest more than 1500 undocumented people. the chronicle's source says the raids could happen within the coming weeks and those targeted will be people given final deportation orders and those with criminal histories. supervisors are banding together against any attack on the sanctuary policies. jeff sheehey said he would even go to jail on this. >> we need people in office who have been in the back of a squad car or in jail for social justin. i've been in both. >> many the attorney general wie speaking at 11:00 this morning to address the rumor regarding the raids. he will be reminding employers of what the responsibilities are according to california law. when we reached out to immigration officials, a spokesperson told us they're not commenting on enforcement actions. reporting live from san francisco, janine de la vega, abc 7 news. >> we look forward to hearing from the attorney general. gentleman nin

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great job. [ applause ] >> bob earned his place in the chronicle of american legends by the time he was 21. and in the decades since he has never stopped earning his place in the pages of american history. i also want to recognize senator elizabeth doej. elizabeth, that was beautiful. your words were beautiful. thank you very much. you've been my friend for a long time. thank you very much. you've meant so much to our country and done so much for so many. and i know that very well. thank you. [ applause ] everything we've heard today reminds us of the thoughts of second lieutenant dole when he was more than 4,000 miles away from where we are today. many years ago. as his body laid paralyzed against a cold jagged italian hill. his thoughts went back home, back to that small town in russell, kansas. on hill, 913 of his darkest moments, bob dole had home in his heart. he wanted to go home. and in the end, it was home that saved him. home was his brand na who believed he would walk when the doctors doubted. that he would even live. it was his mother whose love and cooking fuelled the fight

we chronicled that every saturday morning here. the fact that the president sometimes acts like an idiot. we chronicle idiocy every saturday morning. he's firing back. these tweets don't really lend to his credibility or give us the impression that he is mentally stable. >> what about what politico reported this week, zerlina, that dr. lee, a yale professor, that president trump will unravel and we are seeing the signs. according to this report, those who met with dr. lee were all democrats. there was one gop senator in the bunch. how much of this is about an effort to remove the president from office, to talk about the 25th amendment? >> i think that's where this conversation is going. i think we have tip-toed around this issue every year. we analyze his crazy tweets and behavior throughout the past week. we are all concerned in terms of the national security threat it poses. it's not that, you know, democrats or people who don't like the president are saying that these crazy tweets, you know, warrant the 25th amendment just becau

the san francisco chronicle says more than 1500 undocumented immigrants may be targeted for arrest in the next couple of weeks. the acting director of i.c.e. threatened to arrest and prosecute the mayors of sanctuary cities. >> this is one of the issues that i would not mind going to jail for the first time in my life over. >> i would be willing to go to jail to defend oakland's sanctuary status and the policies that reflect the values of this community. >> thomas homan, the acting director of i.c.e. issued a statement -- those who put politics a their political ambitions over public ould talk to the victims of crimes perpetrated by criminal aliens to put the decisions they make into perspective. >>> california attorney general javier becerra held a news conference and warned california companies that a new state law bans them from sharing private information about their employees, including their immigration status, without a subpoena. the immigrant worker protection act took effect january 1. he said his office will prosecute companies who violate that law including finding them up

the chronicle quotes a source similar -- familiar with the operation who says i.c.e. agents are planning to arrest 1,500 undocumented workers in the coming weeks. if the report is true it would be the first wide ranging sweep since california lawmakers approved a landmark sanctuary state bill in october. at that time the acting i.c.e. director said publicly that, quote, california better hold on tight. our pete suratos joins us in our next half hour with a closer look. >>> new this morning and probably no surprise here, the bay area gets low grades when it comes to affordable housing. especially in the south bay. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live in san jose this morning with the result of the housing study released just a few hours ago, bob. >> reporter: good morning, marcus. yes, this was released by a website called apartment list. this is a website for apartment hunters, they released this survey of 45,000 renters nationwide within the past few hours and it not only comes up with new data on the median rents for places like the bay area, but also overall ren

he denies the charges and tells the chronicle the accusations are devastating to him personally.e department says that the investigation was ongoing and could not discuss it. >>> the, has issued another recall for 3 million airbags. the airbags can explode with too much force and shoot metal shards at drivers and passengers . takada says they will work with the companies and help replace the airbags. the defective airbags have been linked to 13 this -- deaths --. >>> john young died yesterday at the age of 87 years old, and he was along the serving astronaut from nasa. nasa selected young in 1962 and he flew early apollo missions and later commanded the first space shuttle flight. he gained notoriety for helping apollo 13 make it home after a tank exploded in space. he died following complications from pneumonia. >>> actor jerry van [ null ] died at the age of 86 . he was also the younger brother of dick van [ null ]. he started his career with a comedy act and went on to act in other comedy roles all the way up to the 1990s. his wife said that his health have been slowly deterio

our congressional chronicle at c-span.org shows the score on it. it did not get closer than what withote rejected, 50-49 senator mccain not voting. the units -- the u.s. session is in senate on c-span2. we will wait for chuck schumer and his comments to reporters. >> it looks like a couple more minutes for senator schumer to come out. we will have it live when it starts on c-span. readings all across the capital today. we are trying to get as many of them as we can to show you what you missed on c-span. you can catch it online at c-span.org, including this from a democrat earlier today -- from democrats earlier today. here is the democratic leadership. >> good morning and welcome to the trump shutdown. i am joe crowley, the chair of the democratic caucus. democrats worked tirelessly to avoid this shutdown. not a single democrat wanted to see critical federal programs shut their doors or put our economy at risk. this is not how we ran government when democrats were in charge. the republicans struggled to keep doors open. they struggled in december.

the san francisco chronicle is reporting that ice is planning some immigration sweeps targeting california and the bay area. the chronicle which cites a person who wanted to remain anonymous says ice plans to arrest 1500 immigrants. ice spokesperson declined to comment telling ktvu that we don't speculate on future enforcement actions. the sanctuary state law here in california limits the state's cooperation, but it allows police to cooperate with ice when -- the law forbiddens police from arresting -- we spoke with bill hang about where an immigration or sweep like this would likely take place. >> they're going to concentrate on work places where they think there's undocumented workers and they'll go to apartment buildings where there's people on a list that didn't show up for their hearings for example. but once they show up at those places, they'll engage in what is called collateral arrest and they'll start asking people in the building at the work place, at the apartment building for their documentation. >> king says in those circumstances, it is possible that legal residents and u.s.

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the chronicle reports i.c.e. agents are looking to arrest at least 1500 people and raids expected within weeks. the paper reports it would happen in san francisco and other california cities. this would be the biggest enforcement action of its kind under president trump. an i.c.e. spokesman was not able to speculate about other enforcement actions. >>> a bond hearing today. luis maura was stopped near san diego. the 20-year-old has been in the u.s. since he was 11 when his family arrived from ecuador. the university is working to help him. a student group working on his behalf says it's received very little support from cal. >>> city leaders in san jose and santa clara reached a truce to move forward. the agreement clears the way for santana west across from santana row in sanjose and city place near levi's stadium. lawsuits filed by -- concerns over traffic and lack of housing were the central issues behind that dispute. >>> san francisco voters will decide if they want to spend $100 million a year on affordable

the chronicle reports the utility file papers that showed damaged equipment. tree limbs or even an entire tree hit power lines. the investigation is underway and north bay residents are suing the company. >>> the federal government says it is committed to helping victims of the north bay wildfires. kirsten nielsen was in sonoma county, she took a tour of the devastation from the october wildfires. she met with fire survivors as part of her visit. at this stage the government is focused on helping property owners clear their property to rebuild. >> i learned today the amount of debris collected is equal to the weight of 4/5 of the weight of the golden gate bridge. that is a tremendous amount. we are only just beginning. >> president trump approved a major disaster declaration for the fire zone. 44 people were killed in the fire. the declaration will allow fema to provide grant money for people to rebuild. >> in some north bay communities the task of rebuilding is too overwhelming. several homeowners are choosing to sell their burned out lots. the new york times

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the chronicle reports papers were filed that show the damaged equipment. pg&e reported tree limbs or even an entire tree hit power lines. the fires burned more than 142,000 acres. 44 people were killed and many residents are suing pg&e. >>> north bay communities at task of rebuilding may seem overwhelmed. homeowners are choosing to know sell their burned out lots. in the coffey park neighborhood of santa rosa alone more than one dozen lots are up for sale. last month one owner put her lot up for sale at $199,000. some feel that the time and effort that it will take to rebuild might be too much and they would rather take the insurance and other money to relocate. >>> former san francisco supervisor angela alioto will officially file paperwork to run for the san francisco mayor. she was one of several people interested in running in the special election in june to fill out the rest of the term. the term will be ending in january 2020. the deadline is tuesday. the city attorney may also enter the race. he has requested the paperwork as of yesterday. he is a l

w a live look over san franci impact senato dianne feinstein said by the trump administratio the chronicle quoting a source ice agents are planning to in the coming weeks. if this report is true, it would they said california better hold on tight. activi protesting in action area. >> those who were questioning his personal physician announced he is not only physically fit, we go live to san francisco with more on the president's health >> absolutely. it's a 10-minute exam that proble the pr passed with flying colors accord to the white house shape. >> in summary, the president's >> worry questions swirling fury where aides questioned his evalua >> the president is very sharp >> the mental exam starts with a test including asking them to and the subject must repeat red. >> facvelvet, daisy, church, red. >> she got it. they ask you to repeat a series >> 2, 1, 8, 5, 4. >> and backwards. >> 4, 5, 8, 1, 2? >> congratulations. >> right again. the test asked what is >> what is the relationshi >> they both -- transp score. the last question, name the date, month, year, date, and >> to that questio

damning chronicles of human rights violations a un report says the saudi led coalition may have committed war crimes in yemen. bugs the hell rahman you're watching out is there a life war headquarters here in doha coming up in the next thirty minutes u.s. president donald trump extends the iran nuclear deal but with tough conditions for the future russia says the move is extremely negative. we shall intensify our efforts to realize my deep vision of a united south africa. the african national congress is new leader val's to revive nelson mandela's legacy. plus international tech giants to stand on the vegas strip we check out what's on offer at the consumer electronics show. for twelve years or we start where al jazeera has been given access to unpublished u.n. reports that chronicle the extent of human rights violations and possible war crimes in the war in yemen it also deals with details the extent to which saudi arabia and iran have intervened in the conflict the assessment presented to the security council is sharply critical of sided coalition airstrikes which of course the majority

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"the chronicle" reports that merchandise in the store has explicit sexual references.t responded to the lawsuit. >>> a study finds ride hail cars like uber and lyft are more efficient than personal cars making similar trips, by a lot. the rocky mountain institute used a year's worth of data from lyft in the study. it found lyft trips were 24% more efficient than those made in personal cars. the study assumed personal cars had just one rider. lyft, more than one in half. >>> drivers will save money if they don't gas up in san francisco. aaa reports average price for unlegislated gas in the city is the highest in northern california. prices averaged $3.23 a gallon, 13 cents above the state average. gas is expected to the cheaper in the coming weeks as holiday demand subsides. >>> good morning to you. waking up to some pretty sunrises. some fog, and showers moving out of town. doppler 7 moved out quickly. this morning still some wet pavement in the south bay and the sierra nevada, reports of about six to eight inches of snow, well above 7,000 feet. it was raining pretty h

but the "chronicle" quoted its source as saying the sweep would send a message that immigration policyry state. california senator dianne feinstein issued a statement saying, immigration families in california must not be targeted in raids solely because they are californians. the administration is carrying out its enforcement actions to make a political point not based on the security of the country. in response to i.c.e., the team of immigration attorneys was assembled throughout the area available 24 hours a day ready and able to take on any and all cases. >> we're there for them. we will defend against illegal acts and we'll be responding in the event that there will be a raid. >> reporter: francisco heads the immigration law section in the county's public defenders public defender's office. >> there are legal avenues to challenge a deportation. >> reporter: we contacted several bay area law enforcement agencies including san francisco police and alameda county sheriffs and none reported being aware of any upcoming action. they say if there is a raid, their local departments will n

marines when they were attacked and chronicled the event. he still chronicles it today. we're here to help tell that story, as our mission always has been. his photos were published by "stars & stripes" and published by other organizations at the time, including "life" magazine. john's mosque, iconic photos resulted in john being honored with the award as the best photographic reporting from abroad, requiring exceptional courage and enterprise. as you go through this, you'll hear that john was there in the thick of the battle. that took a lot of courage to take the photos, chronicle the event, tell it and not lose his cool. the partnership between the newseum, john ol sochlt. n, "stars & stripes," national federation of the blind has culminated in this exhibit presented today, one of its only kind as peter mentioned. it includes a unique aspect of providing audio from the marines who lived through that horrific battle. the audio presentation combined with john's starting photography brings this unimaginable, brutal battle to life. thank you to john for his tireless effor

being given access to an unpublished un report that chronicles the extent of human rights violations and possible war crimes in the war in yemen has also details the extent to which saudi arabia and. iran have intervened in the conflict the assessment firsthand presented rather to the security council is sharply critical of saudi led coalition airstrikes which of cause the majority of civilian deaths in the war the findings also bolster accusations by the u.s. that it rainin weapons have been supplied to who through rebels breaking a un embargo the report further accuses the u.a.e. of running torture camps in yemen where people have been beaten and electrocuted panel paints a devastating picture of a conflict that's killed more than ten thousand people and led to widespread famine and displacement al-jazeera is diplomatic editor james bays has more from the u.n. . this is a report to the u.n. security council has not been made public it's only been given to the fifteen members of the security council but i've been allowed to read a copy and it's very hard hitting and very critical of

there are people who signed up to follow the san francisco chronicle on facebook.ted in to us sending them news. now facebook is say no matter what you wanted, we think it is bad for you and in use will make you cranky. they are taking away this option from users who wanted their news that way. emily: facebook's argument will be that this might help some publications. read on it is that for a long time facebook has this problem where people are not sharing as much. facebook wants you to not only consume facebook passively, but to share stuff. facebookhat makes valuable to advertisers. one cynical take is that facebook is doing some the good is good for its business and painting it as it is doing something good. havea something they might done independent of this whole conversation about facebook and its place in the world. the other thing here, when you think about it, facebook keeps correcting itself. mark zuckerberg at the beginning of the year wanted to figure out facebook's place in the world and to make sure that time on facebook as well spent. that last year,

he -- a lot of the book, i chronicled the difficulties he had being a successful plantation operator and a farmer. he had an equally harder time becoming a lawyer, which is what he felt like he needed to do. there were these really funny passages where he is complaining about just how boring and difficult and intense the study of law is at the time. he never really managed to do it in the right way. he only got an honorary degree in the law. and he would sit here in this house in the library just battling it out with these law books. and miserable in the process and very vocally miserable about it. so he -- it was a constant struggle how he was going to make a living outside of what his passion was. he had a fit of depression, of anxious depression when he came back. he had these psychological challenges, which i think in the -- i eargue in the book and i do a lot of research that he had a category of anxiety disorder that caused him to have these fits and these attacks where he would basically collapse and be out of commission for a couple of days. so he's back here after college, t

this speech was awesome, i know you have already written a piece for "usa today" chronicling all theuccesses that trump has had. if any other president and other party had such a year of accomplishment, the media it would going bananas. >> 70% approval rating, they would all be cheering him. it's common sense and its policy, and policy matters. it's great leadership from the bully pulpit. it makes so much common sense and it's so commercially sound. that's the reason. >> laura: the next segment i'm going to talk about, this group i talked to today, heavy equipment distributors across the united states. unbelievable stories, you see him in those settings. you see him with people that are actually creating something, not people who talk for a living. they are actually creating something, concrete things, they know what it's like to make a payroll every day. i like him and those settings, i want to see more of him with real americans creating real opportunity for other americans. >> no question about this, also benefiting from a spring loading, the last administration was antibusiness.

palestinians are not willing to talk peace with israel but i'm zeebrugge is an editor of the palestine chronicle believes all this is nothing short of bullying i don't think it is a mere threat i think it is part of the. policy that has been followed by the trump administration for months now and it's a policy that is called immediate sort very well with the israeli government the tweet was also joined by a statement made by the u.s. ambassador to the united nations that she says forthright that we will not be giving money to on the u.n. and refugee agency that is that the key to do helping millions of palestinian refugees in palestine. comes across the middle east if this is not a form or bullying it's not a delegation then what is. while the u.s. talks about funding the israeli parliament seems to be adding fuel to the fire it's passed a bill making it difficult to change the status of jerusalem as the capital of israel called the unified jerusalem amendment it also requires two thirds of parliament to approve any decisions made regarding the boundaries of the ancient city the office of the pa

the panama chronicles. was telling you on the idea that dropping bombs brings police to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battle for food still. produce offspring to tell you the gossip of public life one day. off the bad guys and tell me you are not full enough to buy your product. these are the hawks for me i'm on the board of one. welcome back now the u.s. state of north carolina has been ordered to redraw is congressional map which shows how the state is divided into voting districts to republicans that admits it's to manipulating borders for political gain something known as gerrymandering caleb maupin takes a closer look here's an old political hack courtesy of us politicians redraw the voting districts in order to favor your party that's what the republican party did in north carolina in two thousand and sixteen but they went too far the federal courts have stepped in and said that they rial aid in the us constitution we. to the extent of going to use political data to draw in this manner it

. >>> we will talk with the san francisco chronicle cannabis editor. >>> mark ibanez weighs in on the sudden firing of jack del rio. >>> getting in shape and staying healthy. >>> i was in bed by 9:00. this is what you missed if you did not stay up late. the new year started with a bang from san francisco top left australian top right and las vegas bottom right and london bottom left. a lot of pop happening in the bay and a lot of people left the parties and went and bought marijuana. no longer the back alley transaction that it used to be. >> it is not i'll meet you under the bleachers but a huge day and being watched across the country. as of this morning it is legal. we saw long lines in oakland and berkeley. people lining up at 6:00 a.m. people you might expect and people you may not expect. a lot of people celebrating and people have concerns over it. it is a big day no matter what. welcome back to ktvu mornings on two. happy new year to you and you. >> welcome back. it is strange to see this picture inside a venue. >> like it is a pack of gum. >> you can wake up and go to the sto