that's just follows from cleveland. otherwise, every decision a public official makes is on the table, and the only thing that is separating -- justice: i am sorry. i thought the scheme was to make life difficult for fort lee. scheme, and you defrauded the use of government property to accomplish your goals, why is that any different than taking the maintenance worker to plow your roads? your private streets? here, difference is that the alleged purpose, the alleged motive was what your honor said, to increase -- justice: that was the scheme. >> yes, the scheme was to do that through a regulatory decision. by realigning the lanes from one public use to another public use. what the objection is to the conduct here is an objection to the purpose, not the objective use of the property. , i don'tmy problem is think i can see the headline that would say, it is ok for officials to use government public money in a way that is plainly unauthorized, not just in its motives but in its end-use, and an official can and should never

their names and faces haunted the community of cleveland, ohio for nearly a decade.ng women mysteriously disappeared. tortured by their kidnapper until a fateful escape. robin roberts with the exclusive interviews. >> may 6, 2013. the gritty heartland city of cleveland witnessed a miracle. >> help me, i'm amanda berry! i've been kidnapped, and i've been missing for ten years, and i'm here, i'm free now! >> amanda told the police, i ain't just the only one. there's some more girls up in that house. >> gina dejesus returns here. she is indeed home. >> he was never on our radar at all. >> police arrested -- >> their abductor it turns out was a deranged school bus driver. >> now we want the world to know. >> we survived. >> we love life. >> we were stronger. >> tell me about your childhood. >> i had a lot of things that went on in my life that was very traumatic. like sexual abuse, emotional abuse. you name it, i went through it. >> she felt neglected. >> a male relative sexually abused her. and when you think she was 12, 13, 14 years old, it's just nightmarish. >> so i

are talking with loretta mester, president of the cleveland fed davi. even though those things are effective, do you need new tools, -- yield curve control is the hot topic of the moment. what we aret of doing is assessing our tools, what works, whether we can apply them in different ways. that is one of the things we are talking about. certainly, the format of the forward guidance. when we started, it was very qualitative. as we went on, we tried to make it more quantitative in terms of unappointed rates we were trying to aim for. that is a part of the review. tools overice these that time period, we have learned how to make them more effective, and i will be a part of what comes out of the review. of central bankers talking about the need for more fiscal help in the next downturn. would you be willing to work with the fiscal authorities, or is fed independence too sacrosanct to bring the two sides together? loretta: most countries when there is a downturn, you have the fiscal authorities and the monetary authorities working together to get the economy

"cleveland police. cleveland police." >> i hear noises in the hallway. "police! police!"ok in my underwears and my t-shirt, ran up and jumped in their arms and said, "never let me go." >> i thought she was a child 'cause that's -- 'cause she was so tiny. my name is michelle knight. i've been here for 12 years. you saved us. >> never let me go. >> i said, "honey, you're -- you're okay now. it's okay, you're safe." and she kind of jumped out of officer espada's arms and then jumped up into mine. >> it was just an amazing feeling. >> it took me a while to come out my room 'cause i didn't believe that they were cops. i thought maybe they were people in costumes 'cause i was shocked. >> then all of a sudden i see another person walking out. i knew who it was. she was thin, pale. but i needed confirmation. so i asked her her name. she told me her name was georgina dejesus. and then i told her, "we've been looking for you for a long time." >> when i was telling them my name they looked like they've seen a ghost or something. like, they couldn't, like, believe it or anything. lik

. >>> and the women who were held captive in a house near cleveland are opening up. robin roberts with their incredible stories. >> the first thing that i did is i dropped to the floor begging him to let me go. >> reporter: their terrifying captivity would last more than nine years. >> he taped my wrist and he taped my ankles, and then he put a helmet over my head. >> reporter: now, michelle knight, amanda berry, and gina dejesus are sharing their stories of hope, bravery, and resilience. how were you able to withstand that kind of abuse? >> it was difficult. i had to go blank. any time he was doing anything to me, i had to put myself in a different place. >> reporter: their kidnapper and abuser, ariel castro, locking and chaining the women into his cleveland home. >> there was so many just, like, tiny rules that we had to live by. >> we got a little sliver of soap about like that thick, just to wash our bodies with. >> we had to put the pan in the center, on the stove. >> it couldn't be a little to the left, a little to the right. >> reporter: then, after nearly 4,0

debts are piling up, and the downtown cleveland store has closed.onica: i don't want this to fail, because if it fails, you guys lose. lemonis: the personal-care industry is extremely competitive, but having a celebrity attached to the brand can separate it from the pack. so i'm headed to monica's store in garrettsville. oh, this is pretty. when i walk through the front door, it had a warm and homey feel, but i spent time trying to find these "skincare" products. i saw everything from scarves to jewelry to greeting cards to dishes, but that isn't what i thought i was coming to. hi there. how are you? i'm marcus. jessica: hi. jessica. hi. nice to meet you. lemonis: do you know where monica is? jessica: she should be here any second. lemonis: okay. jessica: i'm her sister. lemonis: oh, you're her sister? jessica: yeah, i'm her sister. lemonis: okay. i'm surprised she wasn't here. jessica: yeah. well... lemonis: you're surprised, too? jessica: no. lemonis: you're not surprised? jessica: [ chuckling ] you'll get me in trouble. lemonis: how often is moni

number one at that time was actually cleveland, so indianapolis had a burgeoning auto industry.se companies needed a place to test their cars, and a lot of roads were just rutted dirt paths, nothing they could really get up to speed, so this place was built, and testing began, in that regard. however, it was a guy by the name of henry ford that came up with the process, you know, of using the assembly line to build cars, so when henry figured that out, and the model t started being built up in detroit, it any manufacturing hub and automobile shifted from indianapolis and cleveland, you name it, to detroit. the first event of any kind, any kind of sporting or competitive event, was a balloon race. it took place in june 1909. they launched out of the infield, actually just a few feet from where we are now, and one of the balloons actually made it all of the way to tennessee and was the winner. the second was in early august 1909, and that was a motorcycle race. raceu had a two-wheeler before you have the race cars. they had a hard time with the original road surface, which was tar

the cleveland clinic did it again in june baby benjamin is number three in the world. today, the donor's mother said in a statement her daughter was the best mother she ever knew. >> i think there's no measure to how important that is and how much that meant to us that this family was able to preserve her legacy. >> reporter: giving life to this family and hope to many more. dr. john torres, nbc news >> that's one happy family. >>> coming up, going to work when sick, we'll tell you when it's really best to stay home for everybody's sake >>> it's flu sean and plenty of us have done, going to work sick so how do you know when it's okay and mehen you need to stay here's stephanie gosk. >> reporter: the flu is upon us, that tenacious virus hanging in the air, lingering on door handles and elevator buttons and co-workers are getting it the message from doctors -- go home the reality 90% of workers said they go to work while sick 90. >> kate snow, kate snow, quick question for you. quick question >> what's up >> have you ever come to work sick >> yes. >> yes, you have why? >

moments ago, bloomberg said done with the cleveland fed president loretta mester, who spoke about the weakness. >> military the fundamentals of the economy are so good, manufacturing has been for quite a long time, but it is consistent with what we've been seeing. ♪ consistent with what we've been seeing. ♪ economy are so vonnie: this is bloomberg markets. i'm vonnie quinn in new york. jon: i'm jon erlichman in toronto. on amanufacturing closed tumultuous year with a weak list monthly performance since the end of the recession. we spoke earlier with cleveland fed president loretta mester about why despite the weak data, she thinks the economy is in a good place. >> a strong part of the economy is the consumer side. labor markets are strong, wages are growing, incomes are up. that consumer side has offset the weakness on the manufacturing and investment side. so the economy has in moving in a good direction. joining us for more analysis on all the risks in the economy today is cameron crise. the commentary that we were theing about today, richmond fed today said that now that we are ta

then it is over to cleveland fed president loretta mester. do not miss it.er a buoyant start to 2020, risk sentiment taking a powerful hit. u.s. futures lower after all u.s. benchmarks hit record yesterday with geopolitical risk back front and center. oil jumping to the highest since the attacks on saudi facilities in september. we are also seeing gold at a four-month high end the yen out of two month high. let's get all the action. in beijing and annmarie hordern in london. let's kick it off with you, selena. what are we seeing in the asian session? we have seen equities reversed earlier gains. >> that's right, but overall we have seen this trend where msci emerging markets have really rallied. take a look at this chart. bearhave rallied 20% off market lows and developing nations stocks are firmly in that territory. by rally is being fueled confidence the u.s. and china will reach a trade deal with some saying the signing will happen january 15 and that china's rrr cuts are boosting investor sentiment. this chart also shows dollar weakness is helping to aid

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niners head coach kyle shanahan was once the offensive coordinator in cleveland. sala in his third year as defensive coordinator with the niners this season. he's guided san francisco to the number 2 ranked defense in the national football league. well, the 49ers will host either the vikings, seattle seahawks or the eagles. we will find out sunday who they will play. one thing we do know, that game will be right here on nbc bay area. kickoff is saturday, january 1 # 11th at 11:35 at levi stadium. >>> it might be the end of an era for new england. patriots down a point and needing a miracle against the titans. they don't get it. tennessee beats new england 20-13. brady said it is pretty unlikely that he'll retire. he also said he's not sure if this was his last game as patriots quarterback. >>> well, to the ice, the sharks in columbus for a game that started at 10:00 in the morning pacific time. second period tied at 1. san jose on a 3-2, and evander caine gets the go ahead goal, 2-1 sharks. late in the third joe thornton with a nice pass to kevin labanc. the shark

this was one of this steps that went to the supreme court was litigated, in cleveland public schools and nine greater entering high school, he or she, with statistically more likely to be a victim of violent crime at school then he or she was likely to graduate on time in four years. that is a stunning and heartbreaking indictment and i think the key to change is giving those kids another alternative so a lot of kids and tough, tough environments, the beauty of choice and i think the choice -- i'm supportive of choice in every manifestation, whether charter schools or private schools or scholarships or tax credits -- and competition between public schools and part of what this legislation is designed to do, one of the things that the secretary devos and i worked closely on his want to respec respect -- so we didn't want a one-size-fits-all solution from washington. we wanted instead each state can choose to opt in or not and each state designs a scholarship tax program for their own state to meet their needs and that means all sorts of states can try different models. some can try di

stay tuned for our interview with cleveland fed president loretta mester. now on the senate floor, chuck schumer addressing the floor. he says the president needs to be more transparent with .ongress something that former president biden has already said. you can watch the complete speech on the bloomberg, the function is live go. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. i'm david westin. he is perhaps the most distinguished american diplomat of his generation, having served as u.s. ambassador to the united nations, russia, israel, and india, ultimately achieving the rank of career ambassador. ambassador thomas pickering from washington. welcome come good to have you with us. thank you. >> thank you for the kind introduction. david: anyone that has been following this knows that have a general soleimani gun is not a bad thing. tactically aside from what we want him off the board, is there a strategy that we are pursuing here? tom: one wonders. there have been strategies that have come in one way or another, c

they are playing 21 days kicking off july 21 in cleveland, ohio, and wrapping up in chicago labor day weekend. most tickets go on sale friday. and colin farrell takes on the role of oswald couple pot a.k.a. the villainous penguin in the next batman movie. robert pattinson stars as the caped crusader in zoe kravitz co-stars as catwoman. the movie called the batman is already filming in a set for release in june, 2021. that your ion entertainment. >>> coming up 149 a veteran thought he would never get to see a playoff again to san francisco had perfect attendance at practice yesterday. we will tell you what players will return on the field this saturday. >>> and before we go to break let' trump: obamacare is a complete and total disaster. let obamacare implode. nurse: these wild attacks on healthcare hurt the patients i care for. i've been a nurse in new york for thirty years. i know the difference leadership can make because i saw what mike bloomberg did as mayor. vo: mayor bloomberg helped lower the number of uninsured by 40%, covering 700,000 more new yorkers, life expectancy increas

detroit and cleveland, for example, may get rain, sleet, freezing rain and even snow all over the course of 24 hours. you even still have some snow on the back side of this system still coming down for states like minnesota and even iowa. look at this video out of iowa. this shows the missouri river. you can see chunks of ice kind of just flowing down that river there. again just kind of going to show you not only do you have winter weather coming down but also frigid temperatures throughout behind this system as it moves off to the east. now here's a look at what we request expect over the next couple hours. again, the majority of that snow in the winter precip will continue to push across portions of the northeast. that stretch basically from pittsburgh over to philadelphia, that's where you have to have your greatest threat for ice accumulations. you've got nearly half a dozen states under blizzard warnings. the rest of these under winter weather advisories or winter storm warnings. yes, airports also likely going to have significant delays. places lying cleveland, detroit, chicago, n

the levy's were a conservative jewish family from cleveland.riarch, harry levy, the bald guy there, is my great- grandfather. and in the spring of 1930, one of his four daughters-- we don't know which-- gave birth out of wedlock to my mother. davina, one of harry's legitimate grandchildren says no one ever knew about this baby. >> it would be scandalous, really, in those days, for this family. >> reporter: my mom died knowing none of this. she was raised by another couple-- no formal adoption, no paper trail. so if not for d.n.a. testing, my ancestry would have remained a secret. a recent survey showed about a quarter of the people who take these tests find some kind of surprising result, or in my case, two surprising results. the test was more definitive regarding my grandfather, an irish catholic railroad worker named frank black. i'm steve. this is his other daughter, carol. >> good! >> reporter: my new aunt. i see a little bit of my mother in you. >> you do? >> reporter: yeah. and my new uncle, also named frank black. together, they told me

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and then loretta mester of the cleveland fed as well, always interesting.e." it is a beautiful washington, the library of congress behind us. trillion dollar budgets, i am sure we will make a theme of that in january. to get your year started, we do basak,th sonali vasek -- and robert albertson joining us. day wember the first heard the math of hedge funds and we go, really? sonali: most people cannot get away with charging that much these days, but you occasionally see the 40% performance fee. tom: is it like billions? up on tv.put ferro sonali: i think the private equity world is more like billions and the hedge fund world is the world where people are becoming billionaires consistently because people are pouring so much money into private equity but it is largely an outflow. nejra: you were saying before the break those that did well were putting money into private companies. if you look at public markets, where there any strategies that did better in 2019? equities, what did ok even as there was underperformance? hit the categories on the head. venture

. >> peter's going to meet you in cleveland, ohio. >> they look thrilled.oria f. it's going well till it gets awkward. concert time with victoria f.'s ex-boyfriend. >> the situation is so uncomfortable. >> this is like one of the coolest dates i've ever been on. >> some odd moments. >> we could have a chase and guys sing at our wedding, there you go. >> here comes the big reveal. >> chase and i used to date. >> the singer chase? >> victoria's crying in the corner. she gets the rose. group date. football time. some hard hits, but the drama cranks up that night. wait, what's she doing here? >> mind if i interrupt? victoria and i, we've been friends. >> she told me you guys didn't know each other maybe three hours -- >> peter needs some answers from victoria p. >> she's literally telling me the exact opposite what have you told me. >> doesn't seem like anybody's getting anywhere. peter confused. sharks are circling. peter with the big question. >> do you want to come back? >> now we got 16 involved? lee even gets the rose. women aren't going to like that. near

charles: jeffrey cleveland? >> charles, let's not get lost in the minutia here. the big picture, monetary policy is easy. it will remain easy for the entire full year 2020. that is the dak drop for investors, this whole qe, no qe thing is bit after red herring. there are falsehoods here. the truth a year ago the fed was telling us they would hike three times, charles. instead they cut three times and it is possible they could even cut again. they're adding liquidity. that is the big thing that changed for investor sentiment. does the actual change in the balance sheet affect the stock market? no. the fed is swapping reserves for t-bills. they're not buying stocks. that is not driving this rally. the rally is led ultimately by -- >> can i push back one second? charles: sure. >> on october 3rd they leaked the not qe. four days later he confirmed it. the market bottomed on octoberrd after correction. go back to last question. every market bottom was the same day jay powell leaked this change in stance, confirmed a few days later. the market is living off of this. th

the levys were a conservative jewish family from cleveland.riarch harry levy the bald guy there is my great grandfather. and in the spring of 1930 one of his four daughters, we don't know which, gave birth out of wedlock to my mother. davina, one of harry's baby.imate >>ld be scandalous. really in those days. for this family. >> reporter: my mom died knowing none of this. she was raised by another couple. no formal adoption. no paper trail. so if not for dna testing my ancestry would have remained a secret. a recent survey showed about a quarter of the people who take these tests find some kind of surprising result. or inurgthas mor definitive reg grandfather, an irish catholic railroad worker named frank black. >> i'm steve. >> reporter: this is his other daughter, carol. my new aunt. i see a little bit of my mother in you, actually. >> you do? >> yeah. >> reporter: and my new brother also named frank black. together they told me all i needed to know about my grandpa. how many wives? >> five. >> five wives. so thns an a-plus krark. >> about a

robert kaplan is fairly neutral, loretta mester from cleveland is on the more hawkish side.gail: coming up on "bloomberg best," policy insight from two top fed officials, the chicago fed president charles evans and 2020 fomc voter loretta mester. plus, brian moynihan shares exclusive perspective on the u.s. economy's not so secret weapon. spending, or is the engine sputtering? >> spending on things versus experiences. abigail: this is bloomberg. ♪ whether you're out here on lte or here on a wifi hotspot, xfinity mobile has more coverage to keep you connected to what matters most. moooo. that's because it's the only wireless network that automatically connects you to millions of secure wifi hotspots and the best lte everywhere else. save up to $400 a year when you switch. plus, unwrap $250 off our best phones. click, call or visit a store today. abigail: welcome back to "bloomberg best." we spent time during the first week of 2020 looking at trends that will matter to investors in the year ahead. for anestin sat down exclusive conversation with bank of america ceo brian moyni

the cleveland browns introduced minnesota vikings offensive co—ordinator kevin stefa nski as their newpt the position on sunday, a day after minnesota were beaten by the san francisco 49ers in the nfc playoffs. the 37—year—old has never been a head coach before, at any level. he is the sixth coach hired by browns ownerjimmy haslam since he bought the team in 2012. first and foremost, success starts with people, and i know we will talk a lot about culture, but it is absolutely about the people. and everybody knows that harry truman quote, it's amazing what you can accomplish when no—one cares who gets the credit. and that's what i believe we have in our building. we have great people, and we're going to add to it. we will hirejim here in the next week or two, and we are going to add to this culture that we are building here, and we have the right people. tens of millions of american football fans worldwide tuned into one of the biggest annual events in the us sporting calendar, which saw lsu tigers cap off a perfect season by winning the college football championship in new orleans. wid

washington are up against cleveland and returning to the lakers there, four minutes left before halftimeinutes left before halftime, up by one over brooklyn. and the mavericks having a good year, their fifth in the western conference. this returning quickly to the tennis, serena williams have won the opening game in that third round match on rod laver arena. we will return tojohn in an hour or so. anything else you can find on our website. from me and the team, good night. hello. six hours of sunshine in sheffield on thursday. much of the uk couldn't even manage six seconds of blue sky, with scenes like this. there are weather changes on the way over the weekend, and that will shake things up a bit, but until then, plenty of cloud. the big picture shows high pressure giving way to this weather front, which will spread rain southwards across the uk during sunday, wind picking up as well. behind that, skies will eventually turn brighter, but it'll feel colder into the start of next week. but not looking at any frost, certainly not widespread, to start friday. plenty of cloud, damp, drizzly

we're still here in santa rosa off cleveland avenue near the 101.ook, i would say the intensity of the storm has picked up in this area. you can see the rain coming down as the cars make their way through this morning's commute with that rain coming down. some clips of other parts of the north bay, first, windsor where there was rain just before 4:00 a.m. you see that rain coming down there. then video of santa rosa. driving up here you see our windshield wipers were going. nothing like we're seeing now. back out here live you see the rain coming down just on that 101 south ramp. rain coming down. we'll continue to monitor things and bring you updates here in the north bay throat the morning. pete suratos for "today in the bay". >> reporter: and i'm bob redell live where within the past five or ten minutes we're starting to see the rain. it's cold and it's also very windy. if you look at the flags behind me here they've been blowing straight out who are zondal. that's a reason chp has issued a wind advisory. gusts of 20 miles an hour, probably close

a video appears to show the cleveland browns wide receiver striking a security guards backside in louisianaon monday after their national championship win over clemson. in a statement, the browns said beckham jr and his team were co—operating with authorities: were co—operating with authorities. a number of the venues built for the 2016 olympic games in rio de janeiro have been ordered to close by a judge, due to safety concerns. the judge said on thursday that rio's city authorities had not provided safety guarantees for the olympic park to hold public events. the park is now used for concerts and other major events. at the olympics it staged cycling, tennis, basketball and swimming. judge eugenio araujo said the park was "ready for tragedies" due to a lack of care. the female—only w series will feature on the formula one race—bill this year. in a first for the sport, races will feature alongside the us and mexico f1 weekends. alice powell, came third in the inaugural championship. the exposure that you get on formula one weekends is huge. it actually just be getting the experience of raci

if they can get that hot in cleveland, maybe they can turn it around. >> you had an interesting commentgs the energy, and he has the niners playing for him, and he motivates everyone who is son the stadium and on that sideline with him, and i mean, once he gets the crowd going and the players going, they are tough to beat. >> leaving you with one more thing before we say good-bye. garoppolo lighter in the wallet this week because of what he did after the seattle game. you just won the nfc west, clinching home field throughout the playoffs, why not let it fly in the stands, and he was fined $7,017. tell me how the nfl came up with that number. there's more to the story about that ball he threw. >> just a reaction to being fined $7,000 and then finding out it was caught by a san jose fan who drove to seattle. >> that's pretty accurate. i thought i saw the guy. i was not trying to be a star, i was trying to throw to that specific guy, and he made a great catch on it. i was glad it was a san francisco fan who taught that. >> when you're grinning ear-to- ear about a $7,000 fine, that's like

delays, some of the biggest cities likely to have problems will be chicago, detroit, cincinnati, clevelanden stretching over toward washington, d.c., new york, and boston, and those last three cities, they're likely to have more travel problems again tomorrow as the system wraps up. also due to the fact that strong wind gusts will linger for the day tomorrow. even sunday looking at lake-next snow for a lot of those areas along the great lakes region. widespread amounts here, about six to eight inches of snow, but not out of the question for some of the areas to pick up 10 to 12 inches before the system exits. ice is also still going to be a problem for spots, especially northwest of washington, d.c., and around pittsburgh, stretching over to philadelphia, be careful on your travels today. we'll be right back. when our daughter and her kids moved in with us... kids, bedtime! ...she was worried we wouldn't be able to keep up. course we can. what couldn't keep up was our bargain detergent. turns out it's mostly water, and water doesn't get out all the stains. so, we switched back to tide. one

a two hour 20 on the cleveland kidnapping survivors. at 11. >> you may remember him as the character from seinfeld. >> and he was on midday live. we asked him about a little different starring role. he plays a flight attendant in a video scene at a couple disney theme parks and likes to have fun with it. >> i remember back then in there's a request. do you want to be part of a disney ride? of course. i grew up not far from disney land and remember going to the park. and i have always loved disney. sure. you go in and do it for a day. 20 years later it's still playing. >> you have been been in that line. giving yourself safety instructions. >> i love embarrassing my kids. we'll stand if line and i have a baseball hat and glasses so nobody knows until i open my mouth. while we're in line and tell everybody be quiet. i love this guy. and the kids are like you're such an idiot. >> that's fun. >> fun little perk of being famous. >> some kid will look at me and up there. >> it looks like my son right. >> he's funny. he will be at cobs comedy

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letters and the teacher would go to town on that and every time i wanted to play baseball for the cleveland indians as a kid. i always blamed the man and some people think i'm prolabor because i was blamed my dad when i just want to fire the manager that was never the season players fault it was the manager and they were really bad in those days. i'm left-handed and some people call me a lefty. >> can i tell the rush limbaugh story? in 2006 [inaudible] so you've gone even more liberal then you thought. we've had fun over the years. we have another question from the audience. i m. a lefty also so i love you even more. my question is this is the first time i've had the chance to ask a senator. i've called so many times and on his recording he says we will get back to you and they never have, but my question is is it to no avail when you call the office is there a better use of my time and energy to let them know what i'm thinking and what i once? >> i think it's important anyway. i've always thought the more effort put in, the more it counts. if you sign a petition that is a little too easy b

i came from cleveland, these are cleveland cavaliers colors. >> oh. >> this is really wine and gold.ted it to 49ers gear as the team hopefully can squeeze me in on the bandwagon here. don't hate me. >> we don't hate. that's called being economical, environmental -- >> totally. >> see? >> it answers our question as to why you just happened to have a red blazer sitting in your closet. >> it makes us feel more comfortable with you at this point. >> there you go. frances didn't have to dig deep. she also is sporting a nice look this morning. >> i have full transparency as well. i got my gold dress from rent the smi san mateo bridge is our spot. that crash has been cleared but it's still slow. 44 minutes, the dumbarton bridge is a better alternate. it is slow on 880 between 92 and 84. bay bridge toll plaza, a couple new stalls that just happened. things are now finally backing up at the bay bridge toll plaza beyond the end of the parking lot. look out for very foggy commute. mike has been talking about this all morning. here's a live shot of 101 in san rafael. so that's affecting visibili

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along with that is the wind flow spiking up from chicago to cleveland as well. it's not just the northeast, we have this winter cold blast that's going to take over bismarck to fargo as well where we could be in >>> right now as we head out the door, temperatures in the low 40s and we are down into the 30s including santa cruz at 39 degrees and 47 in san francisco. your microclimate highs for this afternoon will mainly be in the upper 50s and it will be a comfortable mix of sun and clouds and a high of 55 in oakland and 59 in morgan hill. along the coastline it will remain cloudy and we are keeping dry conditions through today and into tomorrow. >> and that's your latest forecast. >> thank you very much. still to come right here sold out. beyonce releases her new line for adidas overnight and fans pounce. >>> up next how the impeachment of the president is playing out in some of the counties that could decidehis t whoa, this is awful, try it. oh no, that looks gross what is that? you gotta try it, it's terrible. i don't wanna tray it if it's terrible. it's like

. >>> cleveland browns' wide receiver, o'dell beckham jr. has a warrant for his arrest he allegedly slapped a security guard from behind at the college football champion game >>> and presley opens up about her experience living with alocasia she shows off her bald head. >>> an 11-year-old has been found safe police were able to rescue her with good think going samaritans >> reporter: just before she was kidnapped this 11-year-old was seen walking home. several minutes later this then, cries for help, witnessed by a neighbor >> i heard a girl screaming. >> reporter: he says he saw a man forcing the 11-year-old into a car. his 911 call triggered an amber alert. the commuter not only spotted the vehicle but stayed on the line with police as the car erratically sped across the region officers made an arrest at gunpoint and found the little girl unharmed. still wearing her back back from school she was safe >>> and the suspect appeard before a judge who ord oord mental health evaluation of the suspect. the public defenders office declining to com

they had a revolving door in tl in cleveland. one college football remains.omorrow night. both teams undefeated and both schools mascots are tigers. the tigers are going to win, we just don't know which team. bad weather forced clenl son to practice in the hotel ballroom saturday. no one should be questioning their methods. they won 29 straight games in two of the last three national titles. they face an lsu team that ruled everybody they face this year behind the heisman trophy winner joe burrow. it will be fun regardless of where the final practices take place. >> and this was practice nine, ten in a row that we've been together. so it was even lighter than. that but it was a lot of fun. it was great energy. i mean, listen, both these teams are ready to play. i mean you can only practice so much. >> the guys are getting excited. they're getting antsy, i can feel it. i'm getting anltcy too. we have to continue to work through game time. they'll make plays. we're going to make maze. we have to work for 60 minutes and focus on winning the game and not worry ab

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the induction ceremony is set for may 2 at the rock hall in cleveland and will air live on hbo. >> it is like the super bowl xx years in the making. >> survivor returns for his 40th season with 20 of your favorite past winners competing for reality tv's biggest fries, $2 million. >> how will it play out when you have all these proven strategies when it takes to win.. >> they unite the most memorable, heroic and celebrated champions from the past two decades and the biggest battle in the show's history. it kicks off with two our special episode on february 12 on cbs. >>> they are among the newest acts performing at the 62nd grammy awards. the show airs january 26 right here on cbs. and brooks and dunn are hitting the road for the first time in a decade. the legendary country duo has most recently been performing in las vegas they are coast-to- coast in st. louis. >>> was his knee injury a blessing in disguise for the 49ers? and the nfc championship will be a family affair for the kickoff. that is up next. >>> as we go to break, let's take a look at san jose in tom steyer: no child shou

airport delays tomorrow from cleveland down to raleigs h an, le, how these firefighters are breaking new ground for those who serve. >>> finally, our visit to a remarkable firehouse in georgia here's blayne alexander with tho"those who serve." >> reporter: at firehouse 1 in decatur, georgia, you may notice something different. >> the fire alarm room. >> reporter: in a field comenated by n,ington, vera morrison and annetta violante lead the only fire department if the country where the top three positions are held by women. >> i often get questions about three women working together. >> reporter: for years they worked separately, each the only woman in their representativefirehouse. on the line night after night. a tall order when even your clothes are working against you. >> i was often in hand me down clothes or hand me down gear like for a 5'10" male. >> reporter: so you were doing all this in gear made for men? >> yes. >> that gear adds about 45 to 55 pounds to your body weight. >> reporter: even heavier, the weight of being first. >> we represent every female firefighter that's o

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febreze.u'll love. [ deep inhe] >>cleveland cavaliers coach john beilein is apologizing for what he sayse pen fit reported that in a filming session, the fir year coach said that the team is no nger play like a bunch of thugwill be line says he was trying to compliment s players but it came ou all wrong. >>i use a word what i meant to say a the word side came out i was brought to my attention a couple hours later. the call all the players explain the tuation mad about today. we apologize. >>e line is in the first ar of 5 year contract with the cavaliers and there are already rumors befe this incident that the longtime college coach was not both actily connecting with his professional players in cleveland, so that probly didnt help. >>a group ofteenagers in missouri got tomeet an l player after fiing his air podsyear those things n people's ears liening to music and what every other a cheap. there's walking wn the street ina suburban kansas city neighborhood. here they are a group of kids found them and after sinking the air pods to a phone. they realize to the owner was chiefs defensive