dave: hi, marcus. i'm dave. lemonis: hey, dave. how are you? dave: great to meet you. lemonis: nice to meet you. jill: hi, i'm dave's wife -- jill. lemonis: how are you, jill? nice to meet you. so, are you both in the business? jill: no, i work awm in athletics. lemonis: oh, you do? dave: but she has worked farmers markets for us. lemonis: okay. well, i've never been in a place like this, so i wanted to kind of get a feel for it. dave: all right. so, the line where they serve people. lemonis: what's the most number of soups you have in one day, offered available? dave: we do up to nine. so, we have soup, salad, sandwich. lemonis: what's going on on that board? dave: i bought a new one, but it's too big. so that's gonna be the new look, assuming it's not all faded like that. lemonis: i want to taste what you're known for. dave: okay, well, i would start with the african-peanut and chicken. lemonis: it does have peanuts in it? dave: yes, peanut butter. lemonis: peanut butter? it's heavy. it's thick, you agree? stephanie: yeah. lemonis: typically, when i order soup, i'm l

the money came from dave's father but dave controlled the funds and debbie was sure dave was stealingrom them to support his own lifestyle. why would she think that? well, this was actually the second set of trusts established for the children. several years before a judge caught dave's hand in the cookie jar of the first trust, which listed both dave and debbie as trustees. dave was removed as trustee of those funds. but during the divorce dave's father gave him sole control of a second quite generous trust fund. but when investigators ran the numbers on that second fund administered only by dave. >> basically there was supposed to be several hundred thousand dollars in each account. instead there was a couple thousand dollars. he had been living off it up to five years at that point. >> reporter: something like $300,000 was missing. though dave cried poverty, he bought his girlfriend, mary, a $27,000 lexus, took her on vacation to hawaii and used $60,000 to pay off divorce costs and the $1500 he owed to his kids from the first set of trusts. but here, believed the detectives, was th

-dave: let's do it.tail space in brooklyn, and we've moved into a brand-new showroom in manhattan. these tables can become desks. dan: i'm liking it. liking it. i love it. this looks like a real showroom. lemonis: the benefit of inkkas operating in manhattan in the middle of the fashion district is that they're closer to the action, where buyers from around the world can come see your product. you need to be in the heart of things. they're not gonna drive out to brooklyn. dan: this is honestly, like, the dream that we set out upon when we arrived to new york three years ago to create a footwear company. it's perfect for us. lemonis: so, what i want to do is i want to have this ready by friday so when the new shoes show up on friday, i have some buyers coming, and they can come see all the different shoes. -dave: perfect. -lemonis: great. dan: one thing i did want to point out is that you said that the shoes would be ready on friday, but last time we spoke, we said that it would take at least 10 days. lem

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please say to hello to the canadian tarzan, dave salmoni. hi, dave. >> how are you? are you? >> say hello. i am fantastic. good to see you. >> jimmy: oh, look at this, right off the bat with the animals, huh? that is a fox, correct? >> this is a gray fox, which makes him unique and amazing. >> jimmy: why? >> because they're not the same as the red foxes that are a little bit more common. these guys are super cool. they're found in california. >> jimmy: they are? backstage? [ laughter ] >> that's where i got this one. the thing that's really cool about these guys, they live in trees, mostly. >> jimmy: they do? >> they hang in trees, they're like little squirrels up there. >> jimmy: are they in southern california? >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: they're in our trees and we don't know they're there? >> they're shy. you know the saying, sly as a fox? >> jimmy: yes. >> these guys are super, super smart. they're sly. they know where to go where they're not going to bother people and they can live off almost anything. >> jimmy: when you say almost anything, you mean plants? anima

dave: absolutely.o point out we have one of the freshest portfolios, not too much patent expiry ahead. we want to the best on meeting needs for patients. mosttes is our largest and experienced area. i mentioned oncology. a new medicineed for pain for chronic migraine sufferers, and we hope to launch very soon an acute medicine for the same condition. neurodegeneration is another field where we are doing a lot of research in alzheimer's. taylor: you have been mentioning diabetes a few times. it was notable that in mid-2019, you introduced a half priced insulin. why has that not been as successful in the retail marketplace then maybe you initially thought? dave: i think it is a case study in how drug distribution and implementation works. we launched a half-price version of our best-selling insulin. today we are launching two more big sellers at a half-price in that same family. it has been successful. 70,000 people filled a prescription in november. one would have predicted maybe that i'd have to price,

can you send dave down. dave's done it before. i know that he knows what he's doing. [ laughter ]. >> so that was very, very, very comforting to know that, but he's just gotten to know a lot of people. a lot of people know him. they see him, you know, which is really great from the maintenance team is to have somebody that you know is the go-to person for all of your tenants and the folks out in the community. but for me personally because i get a lot of these phone calls in the middle of the night when there's a problem. we get two types of emergencies, electrical and plumbing. dave, no matter what time now for a look at the extended forecast -- time of the night it was, he picked up his phone and came in so he didn't have to disturb an employee on their time off. i know your staff appreciate it. but then i appreciated it because i knew i didn't have to worry about it, it was going to be taken care of. for me it was a comfort and also for everyone at port maintenance. but the thing that really over the last two years that i've no

and erika. >> dave you know i think you are the bright star this year. i said it to you behind and at the eagles game and i just feel it but i'm going to ask point blank, are you going to be compensated enough because i think you have immediate empire and i've always felt that immediate empire should be a mogul. will you with be a mogul >> yeah. so it is two fold. a, i was compensated well but for me the opportunity is so big i'm trying to get to sports team type mogul and this is what will hopefully take it there and i believe it in a million percent. >> and i would jump in because when we talking about this deal and coming together and i proposed to both dave and erika if the consideration going to the two of them could be more penn equity than cash and they said we want the same thing. they didn't even look at each other and they said we want penn equity as well. >> straight shooting people should be like that. i see they get one bite? >> we'll build one byte pizza bars. >> that could be worth -- >> but it is still maybe and now we'll have -- >> it is

. >> and i'm dave clark. and steve paulson is here >>> it's dry we don't have to worry about your commute. it looks good but we have lots of 30s. we'll probably get a few 20s to the north and temperatures in the 20s to the north. 30s for many. kelseyville 32. vallejo 38. lots of sunshine today. 50s on the temps to a few near 60. here he is. i hope everything's okay. >> things are pretty good steve. i like the way we're starting off this friday. if you are driving to oakland 880 north and 580 west doing very well. both directions really and if you're driving out to the commute here in the east bay or off to a nice start including the altamonte pass as you drive on 205 and 580. >>> new this morning in palo alto the police are busy investigating the overnight robbery in a safeway store that happened around midnight. we're hearing the suspect stormed into the store and stole from the pharmacy. that has not yet been confirmed by palo alto police. the police also haven't said whether they're actively searching for

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they wouldn't want to be in dave calhoun‘s shoes this morning.e of his credentials, even the task ahead of him? it is interesting, really, he has been with boeing for ten yea rs he has been with boeing for ten years but a lot of people are saying he isa years but a lot of people are saying he is a new face, but is he a sufficiently new phase there was replacing a boeing life and an engineer. boeing has always shown as prowess in engineering which feeds through to safety. will he be close enough to the technical aspects of business? that aside, he has to start an enormous campaign of rebuilding trust overall in boeing. he has got to restore credibility internally, we have seen a constant newsletter about bits of toxic dialogue coming out, the cultural issue to adjust —— address there, the relationship with the regulator, not only the faa and usa, but the safety agency in europe, that has to be rebuilt if they are to get recertification. and building confidence to the flying public and the flight crew and cabin crew who will work on this aircraft.

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can you send dave down. dave's done it before. i know that he knows what he's doing. [ laughter ]. >> so that was very, very, very comforting to know that, but he's just gotten to know a lot of people. a lot of people know him. they see him, you know, which is really great from the maintenance team is to have somebody that you know is the go-to person for all of your tenants and the folks out in the community. but for me personally because i get a lot of these phone calls in the middle of the night when there's a problem. we get two types of emergencies, electrical and plumbing. dave, no matter what time now for a look at the extended forecast -- time of the night it was, he picked up his phone and came in so he didn't have to disturb an employee on their time off. i know your staff appreciate it. but then i appreciated it because i knew i didn't have to worry about it, it was going to be taken care of. for me it was a comfort and also for everyone at port maintenance. but the thing that really over the last two years that i've no

even dave studied at union theological seminary. and cochair of the correctness got king mobilization demonstration. the first mobilization was largely a project of aj musty, who was a minister who called for a just and warless society. but if you ask anyone who went to either or both october 15 and november 15, they would just say about both of them, "we were calling for an end to the war in vietnam and ignored the differences." with one exception. the mostly men of the new mobe were considerably older than the mostly men of the moratorium. the reason it was called the new lobe in 1969 was to distinguish itself from the old mode of 1966 by becoming broader and less radical, and we pledged ourselves to legal and nonviolent tactics. at the time it was called the largest peace march of the organization, twice the size of the moratorium, which had a police count of 2500. the much younger people today who are appealing for ways to reduce the climate crisis out number us many times over. thank you to emails, social media, and greta thune

dave, i will let you respond.ou look at how the numbers shake out, bernie sanders, super far left, who would be proud to say that. $34 million paid t. pete buttigieg, that's a huge hall. haul. andrew yang, so far the furthest of those who have reported what they got in the last quarter. 60 million dollars, beating out elizabeth warren. then you see joe biden there, just looking on the screen, that is from the far left to more center left. it's a pretty diverse group, dave. no? >> it is, things are living respond. i think either kaylee was answering different question or switching to a different talking point. >> kennedy: doll next to him now, now... >> [laughs] you are absolutely right in the way you lay this out. pete is occupying what you can argue is sort of the centrist lane. andrew yang, the fact that he is reporting the numbers he did in this past quarter, it speaks to the fact that he is a fresh and interesting voice. certainly not to the far left. we know who sanders is. he has never apologized for who he

we'll sit down and talk with dave calhoun it is all about the max.ake no mistake, he's got a lot of things to fix the culture, getting back to the basics the blocking, the defense business we have a lot to cover with him but clearly the max is front and center >> you are right, that is a must-see interview >>> when we come back, a warning to the makers of purell. accusing the company of false advertising. and expecting results from ge. we'll bring you osthe numbers. "squawk box" will be back after a quick break. when i lost my sight, my biggest fear was losing my independence. mmm... good. so i've spent my life developing technology to help the visually impaired. we are so good. we built a guide that uses ibm watson... to help the blind. it is already working in cities like tokyo. my dream is to help millions more people like me. it is already working everyone has something to say. but in a world full of talking, shouldn't somebody be listening? so. let's talk. we are edward jones. with one financial advisor per office, we're built for hearing what's

it's good. >> if dave says so. >> yes. >> thank you dave. >>> dave is looking out for me. good morning everyone. let's go out and see what we have with the bay bridge. i want to show you we don't have a big back up just yet. this is the time if you want to take a look at this at 5:11 and then the next time i see you at 5:15. 5:20 around there it's going to change because this is the time when the metering lights usually come on. unless and i hope to be wrong about this. you know why because if it's a light day and they don't turn the metering lights on it's good for everyone. let's talk about this commute on the peninsula, northbound 101 coming up from burlingame there's a big crash it's not causing a big delay but it's there and if you're driving ste today's weather. >> a lot of high clouds and a little of patchy fog out there. temperatures bumping up a little bit. tomorrow looks to be the best opportunity to hit 70 degrees. had a weak little system drive by. we hit the higher clouds though. so high clouds, patchy fog, 50s, 60s. didn't go a few upper 60s. but again i thin

that's the way dave has been thinking the other thing is that people like dave, but dave in particular more than anybody i know makes big, big bets so when he has confidence in his thesis, which he does now, as you know, he's going to put the money to work. in liquid names. because eggs crazy about liquidity and managing risk. in my conversations with him, he thinks that basically -- now it depends how fast the market moves, until you get noise around the presidential elections so you are good until at least march and then you can reassess if it goes up ten percent between now and then that's different. if you go back to what he was saying last year you could see a market with a multiple of 22 times or 24 times given where rates are. if you get the earnings to pad that growth, to pad the action, liquidity that the fed i then you can move up to that multiple i don't think anybody thinks it is expensive right now i don't think dave thinks it is. of course value players may. it is a momentum market. momentum is moving it. early earnings reports have been i would say on balance pretty good

this team has to win for dave. >> maybe kyle shanahan will give dave a team ball if they win -- when they win. >> he's an usher there. >> both those guys were really cool. >>> we have a new reporter here at nbc. not really. >> oh, my god. >> he came into visit. that's the 49ers mascot having some fun in the newsroom today, giving out some candy, some tri trinkets, some gifts. he might be producing this newscast, which is a scary thought. >> i heard he proposed to janelle. that is true? >> you can watch the game right here on nbc bay area. kickoff is at 1:35 in the afternoon saturday. our pregame show begins at 11:30 a.m. and our postgame show is a couple of hours after the game as well. so your saturday is all set with 49ers football. >> if they get married, is she janelle sam? we'll findi out. >>> up next, the mountain view company that used robots to make pizzas is closing. >>> you are evicted. that'sleiving at a leaers and c activists are trying to help. they held two meetings there today. mayor liccardo says the city wants to make sure it remains a space for mobile homes. the oth

we will speak with dave zarin and fatima goss graves. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is dememocracy now!, i'm m amy goodman. basketball superstar kobe bryant died in a helicopter crash near sunday los angeles at the age of 41. the crash killed all nine people on board, including bryant's 13-year-old daughter gianna, known as gg, and the beloved college baseball coach john altobelli and his wife keri and their 13-year-old daughter alyssa. they were all heading to a youth basketball game. bryant won five nba championships, two olympic gold medals, and was crowned an all-star 18 times. he played for the l.a. lakers for 20 years before retiring in 2016. he was also known for being an ardent supporter of women's basketball. gigi bryant hoped to reportedly one day play for the university of connecticut women's basketball team. tributes continue to pour in on social media from fans, athletes, and other public figures. musicians alicia keyes and lizzo remembered kobe brbryant at the grammys in los angeles sunday night. thousands gathere

. >>> dave price from our new york station wnbc in for al this morning. how are we looking, dave >> we have a mess in the central plains ron showed the live pictures let's show you the radar you can trace the warm front to the south, we see rain. to the north, we see ice and snow that works its way toward the east and you can see blizzard warnings posted in sections of the dakotas, southwestern minnesota, into iowa, and even a small section of nebraska. and of course, 61 million people affected it's not the amount of snow we're looking at it's the fact that a lot of this could fall, limit visibility, along with high winds. that's the big mess. all this continues to advance towards the northeast. the storm intensifies over the next 24 to 48 hours. we're looking at rains to the south. as we head to saturday, it rolls into the great lakes, the northeast. that's where we see delays building as far as what we can expect, again, i think we're going to see big delays today, in minneapolis, sections of kansas city and st. louis down to the south, it's rain that's

dave. >> mark, thank you. >>> time is 4:41. a man's in the south bay jail accused of putting cameras in the bathroom of a coffee shop. coming up how the arrest was made and whether police think this suspect is connected to other crimes. >> also san francisco community leaders putting a spotlight on property crimes. what the police are doing now toll reduce car break-ins and other petty thefts. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. it's 4:44. san francisco closed out the year 2019 with the lowest number of homicide in 56 years. last year there were 41 homicide down from 2015 when there were 40 singz homicides. that drop is due to team work between law enforcement and community groups focusing on those neighborhoods with high crime rates. however, san francisco still has the nation's highest property crime rate. mostly driven by the high number of car break-ins. however, san francisco police say they're making improvements there too. there were 600 fewer car burglaries for the first 11 months of 2019 compared with the year before. n

. >> and good morning i'm dave clark. steve paulson says you won't need an umbrella this morning but you may need one later today. >> or early tomorrow morning. it's cold out there. we are running about 1 to 5 degrees colder than yesterday at this time. and if you're up around sonoma county airport it's 28. we'll look ahead too the saturday forecast. they are all rather cool and breezy. so mostly cloudy. 50s. mid 50s. that's about what we have mostly for today. we'll go 59 degrees. a little below average to near average to slightly above. so sunny this morning then we'll cloud it up. 20s, 30s. a lot more 30s are loi. 40s for many up here. this will give us very light rain late tonight into over overnight early wednesday. mostly sunny throughout the afternoon hours for many. sal's here at 5:01 and he is focusing on... >> the bay bridge right now steve. this is when it starts to get a little bit busier here at the toll plaza. it's not really that busy. you might be able to jump ahead of the crowd. this will change and i mea

dave calhoun takes over as boeing's chief executive officer. issues to tackle. for more, we are joined by douglas mcmillan. douglas, we appreciate you coming on to talk about these issues on the plate here for the incoming ceo. boeing facing serious questions about the safety of those grounded 737 jets. what does dave calhoun need to do to change the culture at this company? >> yes. it is a big job. he certainly has a lot on his plate. the number one thing he has to do is get back to a place where people think of boeing as a company that cares about safety . he has been talking recently about going back to spending time in seattle. boeing's headquarters is in chicago. the companies engineers and places they build these airplanes are in seattle. dave calhoun has made a point to say he is going to spend time their. how do we reorient the culture to be around safety. boeing has prioritized cost- cutting over safety. i think dave calhoun doesn't quite agree with that criticism. he has been emphasized that the company has to do more. how can we make

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pretty smooth pam and dave. let's go out and see what we have right now for the morning commute on interstate 880. it has been going very well. if you're driving to the bay to nice and light. for the most part it looks good. and if you're looking at the dublin grade we're off to a good start. insist. >>> clear skies, a little colder this morning. a couple degrees colder than yesterday. ore san jose slight above. it will produce some very light rain. rum 100s a little bit up more towards. >> fremont, stan leandro even san jose's down there as well. 33 degrees look at las altos hill. mateo and union city and fremont. 31 to ukiah. down in monterey 45 degrees. even fresno and bakersfield, california. that system has been increasing widespread rain. but as it does it won't have much left by the time it arrives. when it does late tonight it will give us some light rain. another system is on track for thursday. that one looks a little better. then after that we'll go into a out. 50s on the temps mid maybe even a few lo

good morning, ray. >> reporter: hey, dave and pam. we are here on south beach on ocean drive we are really feeling the energy we got the fox broadcast behind us, a lot of fans from all over the country are coming down to check it out but you just mentioned the counterfeit goods and that is very important because you know, for example, last year i saw at the super bowl him a helmet on sale with tom brady's autograph on it going for 1500 bucks. well, how do you know if that is real or not? check it out. >> anything you buy that seems too good to be true, it is probably not true. >> higher, beware, law enforcement officials are sending out a message to super bowl fans to watch oufederal ag seized about $123 million worth of fake sports related items, that is more than 500 -- five times the amount of last year. it is part of operation team player, it is an ongoing effort to stop international shipments of counterfeit goods into the u.s. agents say the prophets are often settled to support a wide range of illegal activity. >> the profit ge

we can see him behind us here, dave calhoun who is taking over at boeing.way, but as steve mnuchin has implied in his comments, this company is a monolith in manufacturing in the us. it is. and it is having a huge impact potentially on the us economy. this is where politics and business collide, as we all know, because it is going to be an election year in the us and if there is one thing that president donald trump has been focused on in his pre—election, in his term in office, and obviously for re—election, it is the us economy. he has been saying to the us people will keep the economy moving, he will bring growth and jobs. and now, having to see these figures revised. there are some trump —isms in the way this was described. they were committed to a 396 described. they were committed to a 3% figure... 3% described. they were committed to a 396 figure... 396 growth for the us economy. it could be to .596. he says in his quote, let mejust say, there is no question that the boeing situation is going to slow down the gdp numbers, but then he does refer to th

dave, good morning. >> good morning to the both of you. sam has told us and shown us exactly what's gone on over the past 24 hours. now let's talk about what's happening currently and what's ahead. sloppy weather and threat of severe weather continues with tornado watches posted throughout the mississippi valley. and heavy rain, snow and ice stretching all the way up to new england. we'll continue to watch that as we head through the day and into tomorrow. watch as that low pressure system continues to advance and snow and ice taking us through big cities like chicago and milwaukee and to the up of michigan. it speeds up, loses steam, runs through new england, but we could see some lingering storms. we're talking about significant amounts of rain and the threat of flooding through memphis and sections of tennessee and even into georgia. and of course we could see some particularly heavy snows as we head to the up of michigan and just north of chicago and nuisance snow throughout sections of the upper midwest. in the meantime we're also tal

>>all right dave. thank you. well joining us now to tell us about the severe weather heading to the sierra on how people are planning kevin coop cooper, given a hand on your hair hanging on here had looks like the trees that are ready to fall down behind you what's going on up there. has started. >>glover get a little bit of snow right now just feels good nice little return to mother nature here in the sierra looking at one to 3 inches here tonight news over the next 6 hours still a little bit of clearing and then we're all on that next system this mostly counted. wednesday thursday into friday, we're looking at multiple seats, one to 3 so it just feels really good as we get into the new year we start truck and at the end of our january or or looking for is to get back to a 10210. and percent of snow packed by the end of this and then start moving into february. >>how the crowds right now and also have you guys been dealing very much with the issue of black ice which is always so dangerous. >>you're a class skate

>> dave matthews band is terrible. i get it. dave, we get it, you don't care who knows it.people listen to it, but the thing is all of those people are very high. greg: yes, it's true. >> all of them. have you with ever met a fan and they do anything but tell you about all the times they did acid? it's for people who cry when they have sex, and it's all very sad. [laughter] greg: david? >> well, i'm like -- they've been doing this for so long. rock and roll stopped in, like, 1978. greg: that's true! [laughter] >> they keep bringing these new people in. who are you inducting? we're two years out from milli vanilli -- >> they were young and broke. [laughter] greg: all right, last word. >> no. no, no, i don't like it because they should take the audience scores into consideration. greg: yeah. >> they never go with them. greg: that's true. >> pat benit ark r was rock and roll, she was the forefront. she was, like, the first woman. is he opened doors for other women. it's crazy that he didn't get in. greg: yeah. i just find the whole idea of a hall of fame for something that's r

i'm dave clark. pam cook has the day off. and steve paulson is right over here. >> it might come in late tomorrow. some cloud coverage to the north might hold up a few of those temps. we are looking for those systems to eventually work their way here. 30s for many including napa airport. so a lot of 30s here. our system is still wrapping up. when they do this they're developing. they'll slow down. so increasing clouds today. maybe not that much. i don't know where that came from. 50s on the #2e6r7s unless you're in the north and you can't see your temps. . >> you saw them the same time i saw them. >> okay good. >> good morning that's funny. you can see traffic is moving along okay. no major issues coming in. we're also looking at some of these far away commutes and we're looking at highway 17. so all these commutes are off to a good start. and so does 280 in san jose. 4 :01 let's go back to the desk. who will be the managers to present the house's case. then later today they will vote to send the articles of impeachment. and

. >> and i'm dave clark. it's an overturned car in oakland coming down the hill from the tunnel on westbound 24 near broadway. an overturned car still the scene there. it is not causing a big traffic jam right now. as we look at the east bay there's not a lot going on it's wet and rainy. i don't see >>> all right. sal, our system has arrived. it's beginning to make its way towards the south and there it is right ther took awhile to g that should be gone by denning 10:00 in the morning. see how the system is finally getting its act together. there's not much upstream. morning rain and cooler and breezy. you know those two. 50s and breezy today. >>> time is 4:01. new this morning a bad crash on treasure island. the police are investigating a hit if run suspect who was killed. the driver first slammed into a porsche. then the driver sped away but moments later crashed into a tree on 9th street near avenue h. that driver was pro noinsed dead at that second crash scene. the fire department was there at both of tho

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. >> and good morning i'm dave clark. and on this friday morning again we're talking about fog around the bay area. steve paulson's our expert. >> more so than yesterday. there's a little bit more forming and we have clearing that took place. that allows that fog to form. 40s to low 50s. but the fog already some forming that did not have it yesterday. so something to keep in mind. we'll have a little more sun today but clouds continue to move on through. and as they do we'll get a mix of sun clouds. some systems on the way for late saturday into sunday morning. 50s, 60s. mid 60s for some. allie's here and hopefully to tell us things are quiet to start. >> you'll see a little bit of slow traffic at westbound 205 because of some of that overnight road work they're doing there and clearing up. if you're driving westbound 4. there's a broken down vehicle play careful attention to that. bay bridge toll plaza nice and empty at this hour and we do have a warning from the chp about foggy conditions right now at the carquinez brid

pam cook is off today i'm dave clark. steve paulson is busy but not too busy. >> tomorrow will be the busier day. with the cloud cover coming in it's going to be a cool day. our system will drag across high level clouds here. can you see some of those are already beginning to move in. there's fog there as well. a little bit around petaluma also around novato. if that's your commute or that's your drive. 20s, 30s on the temps. it's a cold one with the cloud cover coming in. late tonight, tomorrow morning. 50s, low to mid. sal's here at 4:33. hopefully things are okay. >> yeah, it's a nice-looking commute. it always starts this way at this hour. but for now we're looking at the peninsula and we're also looking at these east bay commutes and the south bay. all three of them look very good and that includes contra costa county and marin county as well. so we're off to a good start. 4:33. let's get back to the desk. >>> today governor gavin newsome will be in fresno. yesterday he was in riverside county visiting an emergency s

good morning i'm dave clark. >>with steve paulson. >> yesterday there was very are temperatures to bump up a bit and it will stay there. that system is heading north. so except for a little fog in the high clouds 50s and 60s on the temps. here's sal. >> steve, good morning right now. we do see that traffic is going to be light if you are driving at the bay bridge for example. you can see traffic is light. no major issues. driving to 880 also looks very good. it's a dry commute. and we don't see anything going on on the major east bay freeways. at 4:00. let's go back to the desk. >> growing fears around the world about the corona virus which is still spreading. 6,000 new cases were reported in china. also a plane evacuating 200 americans in china just passed a health screening test in alaska. the first cases in the united arab emirates have been reported. international travel hub for asia, africa, and europe. >> and reportedly the white house is considering banning all travel between the united states and china. b

tuesday, january 7th i'm pam cook. >> and good morning i'm dave clark. steve paulson says you won't need an umbrella this morning but you may need one later today. >> or early tomorrow morning. it's cold out there. we are running about 1 to 5 degrees colder than yesterday at this time. and if you're up around sonoma we'll look ahead too the saturday forecast. they are all rather cool and breezy. so mostly cloudy. 50s. mid 50s. that's about what we have mostly for today. wel

over to you on this, dave. he grew up in a time where fantasy football also grew up, where the relationship between an nba fan was one-to-one not so much from one to a team. >> yeah. >> and so kobe bryant being loved by young fans all around the country also means that he was part of this globalization of the nba during the same time and has fans all around the world. >> well, the think about kobe, you talk about him being loved. what i find fascinating about kobe is no one was indifferent about kobe. people loved him. people hated him. >> or both. >> people were either for him or against him. there is an expression, you know, thin line between love and hate. the opposite of love is not hate but indifference. he inspired that kind of passion. to speak to what you said, for him to come up during this age of globalization meant he was more than an athlete. he became a brand, brand kobe, the first person signs michael jordan to be able to leverage that. kobe was going to leverage it differently than michael jordan

thursday morning january 16th i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. thank you for waking up with us this morning unfortunately we have to start with some bad news in traffic. a fatal accident in pacific a sal and all lanes are closed here. >> let me show you what's going on here. we have a crew on the scene southbound highway 1. this is just past skyline. you can see this car here was coming up the hill in the wrong way this is in pacifica and coming this way. this is the fast lane going southbound this car should have been over here driving up that steep hill but it was on the other side there and a fatal crash occurred just after 3:00. you can still see a big response. southbound highway 1 after skyline is closed you're going to have to stay on skyline and then use sharp park to do that if you're driving on 280 you can use westboro. right now southbound highway 1 is closed an and we will have more on this coming up in just a little bit. >> it's wet and windy out there, let's go to steve. >> all right. sal, it's almost here. it's main lima rin county

dave, 21 yea rs this impeachment trial is over.ill clinton was facing impeachment, do you see meaningful comparisons? of course there are meaningful comparisons by virtue of the fact there have only been three impeachment trials in us history, but there are some major differences too, probably the most notable is when bill shorten was facing his impeachment trial, there were some senate emigrants who were considering voting against donald trump and republicans this time around, donald trump doesn't have that problem. again all republicans are lining up behind him in a major, massive weight and they're going to make a very strong case for when it is their turn and they have the floor of the us senate to go and say that in their opinion this is a hoax, a sham and this is democrats playing politics. but then again, impeachment is a political affair, not a judicial or legal there in the sense of being in a court, this is something that constitutionally is designed to be a partisan and political affair, and that's exactly what we're see

for in our cross live bank to investigative journalist dave lindorff dave thanks for staying with us because we wanted to discuss this with the the u.s. house of representatives has adopted this resolution on limiting president transpower to wage a war against iran but it's still of course have to clear the senate do you think there's a chance of that happening given the republican majority in the upper house. it's going to be very difficult because they've got $47.00 democratic senators they need to come up with 4 if publicans really. to win is that resolution even if every senator that's a democrat voted for it so i think we did see some defections from republicans in the in the house so it's not inconceivable i think there is a lot of american public. concern about the assassination and the fact that it the polls are showing people think that it made americans less safe and so what was the point and i don't think people are buying trump's explanation that he gave that it was because of an imminent attack on the u.s. embassy so who knows i mean i think i think it's not. you can't c

i'm dave clark. >> i'm gasia mikaelian. steve paulson has the weather. >> tomorrow it will be about rain. when we get a break here there's already some increasing clouds throughout the day. but it's old out there. just maybe a little bit later in the morning tomorrow not today, can you see it there. it will drag across a lot of high and mid level clouds. that would be later today into tonight but the main front is when we're concerned. quarter mile visibility in novato. so there's a little bit there. but it's a lot of there is cold. 30s for many of these temps. yes, we're running about 10 to 15 degrees colder at this time. this system will also drag in behind that. increasing clouds today. 50s low mainly on the highs today. sal's here. he was busy then it got better now. >> it's getting busier because of the time of the morning, steve. you know this is now the peak of the morning commute. here we are 6:30. 6:31 to be exact. we do have more slow traffic. i want to go back to the east shore and it's a 30-minute drive getting

welcome to thursday morning, january 2nd i'm dave clark. we have your weather. >> what happens this time of year when it dries out we have some fog that's forming that could impact your fog this morning. take a look at the current visibility reports. at the oakland airport. those are the spots that have the reduced visibilities right now. and out toward the delta, out toward the central valley we have this. a dense fog advisory this morning. with that dense fog advisory in place as that pops up until it looks like 10:00 this morning. there's the main storm track. so it will be a fairly nice hazy day across the bay area today. upper 30s to the upper 40s to around 50 degrees. we'll check in with your forecast more details in a minute and we'll check in with sal on the roadways. >>> good morning. we do have traffic that's going to be businessy already in some spots and very light in others. right now we have a look at the commute on the freeways westbound 580 and here we go on westbound 80, very light. we're expecting it to be lightly traveled

.>> and i'm dave clark and we do have the colors. i don't know if you need an umbrella this morning but steve knows. >> you do not but watch out for fog. i break right now after yesterday's system, still a little bit of snow up in the sierra, i think the winter storm warning has ended but it will still be snow showers throughout the day. low to mid 50s which is below average for this time of year. some activity favoring the san mateo and santa cruz coast but i think it is done and there is not much left. so there are's snow in the hills and also fog an issue especially around marin county and sonoma county and eastern solano county and contra costa. 30s on the temps to near 40 for some, cover spilling over this week ridge, giving us 50s on the temps good news yet sal castaneda ? spent pretty good news come all the lines are open with some of the crashes we've had including the one on highway 17 around campbell. off to a good start at the bay bridge at 6 am is usually by now we have a big backup but this morning we do not have a backu

ryan, crocker, and dave for -- and dave petraeus told me you have to tell the president that maliki, he bit off more than he can chew, you need to get out or get back to baghdad. it was a disaster. i walked into the oval office that morning with steve to explain, here is what our people are saying, here is the desperate situation. and the president, without even says everyone told me this cat maliki will not go after the shia militia. he is going after the shia militias and we are going to make sure he wins. and that is what we did. it was a key turning point in the campaign. and that was not the advice of his senior people. the sopa, this is an untold story, but a very smooth transition to a president who ran against the war and came in. the first thing he said, you are there, president obama said i do not want to mess this up, which was a tribute to all the work that had been done. and we can talk later on if it was messed up, but that is another story. but the way the decision was made, the process, what it says about being a commander-in-chief, what it says about the care when yo