, 2019, ella says dhl compromised. it reopened her account and gav. dhl did not respond to our request for comment. call us with your consumer complaints 888-996-tips. or visit the website. >>> well, we're continuing to follow that rainstorm as it hovers over the bay area. kari will look at what we can expect throughout the day. so, come on home to what you love. come on home to cracker barrel. to take care of yourself. but nature's bounty has innovative ways to help you maintain balance and help keep you active and well-rested. because hey, tomorrow's coming up fast. nature's bounty. because you're better off healthy. bay area. we )re in a microclimate weather alert-- here )s a live look at our radar which is lit up. we have live team coverage >>> right now at 5:00, another storm slamming the bay area. what you see is lit up, and we have live team coverage including -- >> i'm sure it will get cleaned up, eventually. yeah. >> a live report from the north bay where many folks a working to recover from the historicng we

we contacted dhl several times throughout 2018. january of this year, 2019, ella says dhl finally compromised. it reopened her account and gave her a $300 refund. dhl did not respond to our request for comment. ella told us, by the way, she finally got an explanation for those extra 20 pounds, those mysterious 20 pounds. that right there. dhl, she says, used a heavy wooden crate to ship the monday honey and charged her for it instead of a lighter carton she expected. if you're in a jamb nd resolve a dispute on your own, you're not bugging us. call 1-888-996-tips or nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> when you're asking them to ship it, how much does it weigh? all the way from nigeria, that's a lot of money. >> thanks. >> in the next installment of our documentary series, we look at the history and evolution of video games in the area. atari one of the first companies started in sunnyvale in 1972. al alcorn was atari's third employee. bushnell had them design a paddle game the world would come to know as pong. after he got it to work, they

dhl then closed her account. so she turned to us in early 2018. we contacted dhl. our team sent several inquiries throughout 2018 and then in january of this year, 2019, ella says dhl compromised. it reopened her account and gave her a $300 refund. dhl did not respond to our request for comment. call us with your consumer complaints. 888-996-tips or visit nbc bay area.com/responds. >> thank you. >>> well, right now at 6:00, tracking the storm. nbc bay area issues an alert as yet another storm moves through the area. how much wind and rain we can expect. >>> plus we are live in guerneville in sonoma county as the town prepares to clean up after last week's historic flooding and coping with this latest round of rain. and -- >>> new rumors -- >> why would they talk about you? >> not true. >> angry, emotional and defined. singer r.

guy: ceo,arlier i spoke with a the ceo of dhl express. it up talking about brexit. >> the china u.s. talks and brexit is dominating the newspapers. so i say to my team for every story about trade slowing down, there are maybe two or three of liberalization and things opening, so i think that businesses and people are self resuscitating. you want what i have and i have what you want prevails. this year has been full of agreements that are opening the doors to trade. so i think it is a big world and there is a lot of trade corridors out there, many who have no recorded commerce growth or commerce at all, so a lot of opportunities. we are going into this year thinking it is a long way away from the recession and it is pretty early days as well. guy: you wouldn't even say that we are late cycle, you do not see the storm clouds gathering on the rise and? -- gathering on the horizon? john: it is too early to say that. the listeners and watchers are reading the same papers i read. we have ridden out the storms. things are cyclical, things can bo

dhl did not respond to our request for comment. call us with your consumer complaints. 888-996-tips or visit nbc bay area.com/responds. >> thank you. >>> well, right now at 6:00, tracking the storm. nbc bay area issues an alert as yet another storm moves through the area. how much wind and rain we can expect. >>> plus we are live in guerneville in sonoma county as the town prepares to clean up after last week's historic flooding and coping with this latest round of rain. and -- >>> new rumors -- >> why would they talk about you? >> not true. >> angry, emotional and defined. singer r. kelly in his first interview since he was charged with multiple counts of sexual abuse. "today in the bay" continues right now. >>> and good morning to you. we continue as we have been on air since 4:00 this morning. thank you for starting your morning right here with us. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm kris sanchez. sometimes you have to start early because that's when the rain starts to roll in and we know you have long commutes. this is going to last

logistics organisations which run the systems that ship all our imports and exports — names like hermes, dhlrt. they have signed an open letter to the the prime minister, urging her to consider the needs of uk logistics companies and to rule out a no—deal brexit. let's ask them why. pauline bastidon is head of european policy and brexit at the freight transport association. why? | why? i think this letter to the prime minister is supposed to be a cry for help but also a wake—up call for the prime minister. we cannot hesitate any longer, and we certainly cannot send a message that no deal is ok. that would be manageable. more information has come out lately from. to give you an example, on friday i received a 250 pages of guidance and so on from the uk government. we are receiving things as well from the french government and others. this is coming very late. to ask our members to, first of all, act on this basis, read everything, digests it, change all the processes in 15 working days or less, that is just not feasible. there are so many holes as well, so many issues where we are asking for

it is being dumped directly into mexico, through the mail, through fedex, u.p.s., dhl, any type of mail, it's being sent to our country via the internet directly from china. the other thing you got to keep in mind, our laws are so antiquated on our technology in our country. and the way law enforcement is such a disadvantage, they're just taking advantage. in my view, this is chemical warfare from china. they love to see america in dysfunction right now with our border crisis. it's really, really disturbing. just keep in mind, last year, cbd reported they were involved in seizing about 2400 pound of fentanyl. that can kill over 500 million people. that's more than the entire u.s. population. so until we get more aggressive, until we start taking this seriously, we're just gonna continue to see mass amounts in our country. unfortunately people are dying and families are being destroyed. >> dana: you said two republican congress men circulated a letter last week to call on the secretary of state to start saying that mexican cartels are terrorists based on this activity. so we'll follow up

rash he will the adl says that the white supremacy is on the rise, the fbi and dhl statistics talk aboutestic terror being on the rise. white supremacy is fueling a lot of that. but instead of directing his ire, the president is really pissed at john mccain. >> yeah, no, his own fbi, the swr justice department, the homeland security department contradicts that and says white nationalism is the single greatest internal threat when it comes to home-grown terrorism and this completely contradicts the president. you had 50 muslims killed specifically in new zealand because of their faith. and the president going to twitter and talking about defending a fox news host that was in trouble because she attacked a muslim -- one of the first muslims in congress for wearing a hijab and suggesting she is not a true patriot because she wears a hijab. i mean, these are clearly not the priorities that american people would want their president to be talking about after a massacre like this. and regarding, you know, white nationalism, it just -- it just -- it per plexs the miplex what is so hard about ca

but dhl has the north american shipping hub in kentucky. amazon is currently building the premier shipping hub in kentucky, the second largest building in the world when they're done. 9 million square feet under roof in the months ahead here. all in to say we are a logistical hub. and this does matter. of course they want to see it done. we have said this a number of times. i'll keep saying it. the sooner it's done the better it is for everybody. >> spo you've been very optimistic about the prospect for ratification. >> it will happen. >> just do a what if for me. what if it didn't. what would be the impact for you as a governor? for your state. >> every state and every province will lose something. they don't need to give up if in fact we get it resolved. but it is part of a bigger piece. if it was literally just about the u.s. and canada and mexico, we could sit done and have this buttoned up in a matter of days probably hours at this point after all the conversation that's been had. but it is part, fairly or otherwise, of a business bigg

postal service to do what third-party carriers like fedex and dhl already do which is right and the sendercipient and the contents of the package of every foreign origin package, so that should be able to cut down on the number of illicit drug, lethal drug packages that come up their own mail and into our communities. h.r. six also included some great programs like more funding and awareness for the issue that our first lady, who just went on a tour to talk about are the this initiative which includes the opioid crisis. the babies, you've probably seen one in 100 babies being born every day struggling to take those first breaths. the one of 100 approximates about approximates about 150 a day nationwide. the one in 100 is about one in ten in some counties that i visit and we for from those legislators right left and center taking of the local number. there's money and there and also workforce development monies at her secretary of labor i mrs. obama but i'm working with him and his team on this issue. the secretary of labor and the second lady and her surgeon general and i had a wonderful o

i'll be meeting with some of the representatives at dhl where so many drugs are coming through. >> in northern kentucky, ups in louisville. >> your constituents are really trying hard. in terms of understanding the ports of entry and maybe to answer your question about between the ports of entry, in the last two years the amount of fentanyl that dhs has seized between the ports of entry has increased over 468% between the ports of entry, just talking about fentanyl. the partnership with our friends at hyda working at the federal, state, local and tribal level are able to come together to provide us realtime instant data of exactly what's happening. i'm on a phone frequently with our hyda directors across the country finding out firsthand. i don't want there to be a if i woulder filter between the law enforcement folks. community anti-drug coalition is here in the room. i'm constantly on the phone with them in the evening. getting realtime data is key the working with our law enforcement partners. >> quickly, how does the ondcp leverage its relationships with mexico to disrupt the flow

first affi want to thank you for the efforts in kentucky and i will meet with representatives at dhl where so many drugs are coming through. >> yes. >> so your constituents are trying hard and in terms of standing the ports of entry and maybe to answer your question about between the ports of entry, in the last two years the amount of fentanyl that dhs has seized between the ports of entry has increased over 468% between the ports of entry just talking about fentanyl. the partnership that we are able to utilize with our friends at hidta working at the federal and local and state and tribal level come together and provide us real time instant data of what is happening. i'm on the phone frequently. usually on cell phones in the evening with our directors across the country finding out first hand. i don't want there to be a filter between the law enforcement folks, the treatment folks, anyone, who are able to reach out and touch. i know community antidrug coalition is here and i am on the phone with them in the evening and getting real time data regardless of the issues we are concerned