van drew: this year, this year, this very year, is a flashpoint election.re we going to allow ourselves just to be like any other nation in the world? or are we going to keep america great? [cheering] rep. van drew: i say to all of you, may god bless south jersey, may god bless our president, and may god bless the united states of america. [cheers and applause] [crowd chanting usa] pres. trump: we have tens of thousands of people outside. [cheering] pres. trump: if anybody would like to give them your place, please let us know. [cheering] pres. trump: but we have ten thousands and thousands, tens of thousands, and jeff gave me a number -- 175,000 people showed up. is that a fact? rep. van drew: that's a fact. pres. trump: i think he's on his way. i think he's on his way. thank you, jeff. great job. thank you, jeff. [cheering] pres. trump: it has been a little bit of a story you see . you see the papers back there, fake news. [crowd booing] pres. trump: you know, there's another candidate -- if another candidate has a thousand people , they say he spoke to a

all right." >> they say, "drew, scott!" and i go, "i'm drew scott." >> nobody remembers my name.. >> they just know the property brothers. so, you guys have been working since you were 7. >> yeah, started our first business at 7 years old. it was called jam enterprises -- jon, andrew, mom. and we made those -- oh, that's our actual business card. >> don't try calling the phone number. it doesn't work anymore. >> i love your calling card. "we take care of your hang-ups." >> yeah. >> you can tell how old it is, as well, because there's no area code. >> there's no area code. >> it was making decorative hangers, and we saw it at a craft sale, we started making them, selling them door-to-door, family and friends. and then we had a lady who had a chain of american paraphernalia stores in japan, and she started buying them from us by the thousands. so, here we are, 7 years old, working away on these little hanger... >> global, baby. [ laughter ] >> the hardest job i had, i was a waitress for seven days, the only job i quit without giving

i want to acknowledge drew brees. know it's your birthday, but i understand it's also baylon's birthday today. happy birthday to you. you share a birthday with martin luther king. today as i he's birthday as well. happy birthday to you. we're honored that you're in the capitol to share your birthday. welcome to the commissioner, roger goodell. mr. commissioner, thank you for being here. gale benson, thank you so much, the benson family contribution to sports in america. and i'm especially pleased to welcome former commissioner, paul, and his wife, shannon, who are here, and he's just been selected, i guess, is the word to be in the football hall of fame. congratulations. [applause] while we were coming in here, i met the family, three little boys, they traveled 16 hours from mississippi, they just recently lost their father, little boys, welcome to all of you as well. and thank you for making the effort to be here. and also recognize all of our ests from the nfl and also steve's fellow hoodats from new orleans. any fe

i want to acknowledge drew brees.ther king, today is his birthday as well. happy birthday to you. we are honored you are in the capitol to share your birthday. welcome do the commissioner, roger goodell. thank you for being here. thank you so much for the benson family contribution to sports in america. i'm especially pleased to welcome former commissioner paul tagliabou and his wife who is here. he has just been selected i guess is the word to be in the football hall of fame. congratulations, paul tagliabou. while we were coming in here i met the wall family, three little boys. they traveled 16 hours from mississippi. they just recently lost their father, little boys. welcome to all of you as well. thank you for making the effort to be here. also recognize all of our guests from the nfl and also steve -- who dat -- from new orleans. anyone here from new orleans? who dat! [ applause ] >> it is an honor -- it is fitting that we honor steve gleason in statuary hall, this pantheon of great americans who are immortalized

now in singapore and drew interesting the u.s. reaction to the election has come in the form of might compare the secretary of state talking about the strong partnership that the u.s. and taiwan enjoy and applauds the president's commitment to maintaining cross street stability in the face of relenting pressure so that's the initial response coming from the u.s. to this victory is the u.s. under president trump continuing with this policy that it had in place for some years now one strategic ambiguity well i think u.s. policy is not going to shift and hasn't changed and wouldn't have changed even if there was a different outcome in this election the u.s. interest based approach towards taiwan has is preserving its its security preserving its current way of life and its social systems and its economic systems and its very vibrant democracy so so u.s. support for taiwan is enduring and has been strong regardless of which party was in power in taipei so in some ways this is going to be a continuation and. we can expect as we move int

vikings won the toss to drew brees has to sit and watch. vikings mid field driving cousins, play action, might be the biggest play to date. just inside the two. brees hoping his team can make a stand and third and goal, cousins out of the gun up top to rudolph and that is your ball game. vikings win 26-20 in o.t. final play of the game. vikings headed to santa clara saturday after cousin first ever play-off win. >> being a fourth round pick and working your way up in the league, now you win a play-off game and guess what? you look around and realize there is more mountains to climb. you want to get to the super bowl and win a world championship. you keep chasing the next mountain. >> these opportunities are few, so yeah, it's disappointing. if you're not holding up the trophy at the end of the year, it disappointing. >> the niners avoided this game by winning the west last week. midway through the first, carson wentz takes a hard shot and his head hits the ground. walks off the field and did not return with a head injury. marshawn beast mod

and drew, thank you for the weather.ttle chilly but no rain, and it is a good start for the 49ers. we'll see who is the winner of this nfc championshi ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ if you're living with a condition, kaiser permanente's integrated care team will help you get through life without missing a beat. kaiser permanente. thrive. america's getting sicker. sick of donald trump, there are one million more uninsured americans every year under trump. and he's repeatedly tried to repeal obamacare. mike bloomberg will make sure everyone without health coverage can get it, and everyone who likes theirs, keep it. while capping fees to lower costs. as mayor, he helped expand coverage to seven hundred thousand more people. and championed women's reproductive health. as president, he'll give access to everyone. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >> reporter: welcome outside levi's stadium on championship sunday. the 49ers currently playing the packers in the nfc championship. 27-0 early in the third quarter but we can't show highlight

but drew made headlines. emotional reaction to the news that he wasn't getting in this year, so let me set everything up. he had gathered friends and family, they were watching it, there were tv cameras. it was, you know, this moment of celebration for this man who's now 69 years old. he was there and learned on national tv that he wasn't in. here's that moment. take a look. they broke my heart. they broke my heart. and they did it like this! they strung it out like this. [ sniffles ] i'm sorry. >> it's all right. don't be sorry. >> you got nothing to be sorry about. >> sorry. >> well, i was furious, as you can imagine. because we all know what it feels like to have something taken from us that we've earned, that we've worked for, and that happens to be his job. it's football, and it's glamorous, but it didn't have to play out like that. so i asked mr. drew pearson to come on the show. he said yes. he's here. affiliate ktvt... [ cheers and applause ] ...dallas in our cyber hall. you know, i -- when are induct

drew tuma with more. >> if you slept in earlier today, you missed rainfall. not a lot but a cold front moved through earlier this morning. santa rosa coming in with more than a tenth of inch. elsewhere is just .4 to inch of moisture. live doppler 7, earlier today. right now sweep across the nation and rain is out of here. behind that front, cooler air moving in. cities dropping well into the 40s and we'll see the coldest spots drop into the 30s overnight. look at how low we go, tracking two storms next seven days. all the timing in the accuweather forecast in a few minutes. >>> vigil held for man killed trying to recover his stolen laptop on new year's eve. shuo zeng went off thieves, but he was hit by the getaway car and later died. held at starbucks in oakland 11:30 in the morning. organizers asking people to wear purple to show solidarity. two men have been charged in his death. >>> contra costa sheriff and district attorney's office investigating attack on the library system. what happened and who was affected? >> reporter: network-wide outage was first s

first we're checking in with drew. >> we're tracking that fog. we have a dense fog advisory for solano county and sacramento until 10:00 a.m. this morning. we've been tracking this all morning long. livermore is an yissue with visibility down to a quarter mile. napa about a mile of visibility. this fog will linger. the high surf advisory. this was extended. it was supposed to expire this morning. now it expires later tonight at 9:00 p.m. we have an active ocean current going on now. the risk of rip currents and sneaker waves is running high along the coastline. 40s and 50s out the door right now. it's a mild start to the second day of 2020. temperature-wise, we're on our way to a nice afternoon. our by hour we go, midday, you can see at noon, nice day to grab lunch outside. upper 50s to lower 60s. highs today across the region after that morning fog, a lot of sunshine in the afternoon. 59 in the city. 60 the high in oakland. 62 in san jose. santa rosa up to about 64 degrees. that's the weather. let's check traffic with jobina. good morning. >> go

. >> i with drew from the one-sided iran nuclear deal. it was a disaster. i with drew the united states from that disastrous nuclear deal and sanctions. i with drew the united states from the disastrous iran nuclear deal. >> regardless what you thought of the nuclear deal it would be hard to argue walking away has led to any easing of tensions with iran. let me take you through this. in june of last year, the u.s. blames iran for attacking oil tankers in the strait of hormuz. two weeks later their corps downs a u.s. surveillance drone. one month later the iran navy captures another tanker in the strait of hormuz and one month after that another is shot down and houthis, iranian based group takes responsibility and then attacking u.s. oil facilities wiping out an astonishing amount of oil supply. and then hope when the u.s. and iran exchange prisoners. the u.s. blames an iranian backed militia group for killing a u.s. civilian contractor. days later the u.s. responds by striking facilities in iran linked to that group. on new year's eve, iran responds, pro i

>> thank you, drew. developing news in the death of a man who got his laptop stolen from an oakland starbucks. we expect to learn more about the man arrested in that case today. people are leaving a memorial for the victim at the store. we're hearing from friends and family. julian glover is there this morning. >> good morning, reggie. we won't forget you. god bless you, sweet man. you're in a better place now. those are a couple messages left behind in this growing memorial that you mentioned for that 34-year-old man killed on his birthday, his 34th birthday on new year's eve trying to stop thieves who were trying to get away with a laptop that they stole from him. abc7 news is honoring the family's request as they fly back to the bay area to identify the victim and are not releasing his name now. killed on new year's eve when his laptop was stolen at this montclair starbucks. one of the suspects snatched the laptop, another held open the door and the third drove the getaway car that he was hit and kill

not drew tuma. this guy. the legendary tom sweeney has been the door man at the sir francis drake hotel for the last 45 years. make that 43 years. h's hanging up his beef eater uniform and retiring today. sweeney is a graduate of reardon high school and city college. he thought he was going to be a firefighter and police officer. then he thought why would anyone walk away from a job that gives you a front row seat to the city. >> i met so many great people, thousands of movie stars, harrison ford, sharon stone, mariah carey, dolly parton, all the nazi team that stayed here ten years. >> sweeney got the job when he was just 19. his mother knew the the hotel's general manager and thought her son needed a summer job. "first class" that's a lot of summers. he never thought heed be able to stretch is it out to 43 years. >> so many memories. it's quite a lucrative job. >> and he got to meet a lot of people. everybody knew stop sweeney when they walked past the hotel. he would say hi. >> he's a friend of the communi

mixed bag, drew. >> yeah. tomorrow is a cold start, rebound nicely but may be a shower for some of us in the afternoon. live doppler 7 showing early morning showers today. they have since moved out, skies are cleared out, and dry night is on the way. live look from our east bay hills camera. great visibility. radiational cooling on the way. cold night, isolated showers, cold front to the north will try to trigger shower with best chance in the north bay. stronger storm looks to linger on the horizon, especially wednesday night into thursday morning looks wet and windy across the entire bay area. falling into 40s and 30s tonight. 49 in the city, 45 in fremont, san jose. 37 in livermore. high surf advisory in effect until 3:00 p.m. tomorrow afternoon. active current right now, 13 to 17-foot waves and could have king tide flooding. high tide at 11:54 a.m., could see little bit of coastal flooding due to the highest tide all year long. overnight, plenty of stars, temperatures into the 30s, 33 in santa rosa, 32 in

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shifting to the weather, we do have a cool down, right, drew? >> yeah, cold start to the day as many of us are back to work and school of a the holidays. but tomorrow afternoon we'll rebound pretty nicely with a lot of sunshine. live doppler 7 showing you we are dry. today was picture perfect. outside live look you can see from the roof top camera here at kgo you'll see dry conditions and it will stay quiet over the next 24 hours. so take a look at the accuweather what to expect in the near term. tonight what we are tracking. it is a chilly night on the way. but we will see a lot of sunshine tomorrow and the sun really febted us warming us into the 50s and 60s tomorrow afternoon. showers, they do return to the forecast tuesday night. right now looks like ts best chance of wet weather would be in the north bay. next seven days quiet week by january standards. this time of year significant storms. we are not going 0 see any sort of soaking over the next seven days. just some light showers out there. today temperatures in the 30s. 50 in novato. 39

here's drew. >> good morning. live doppler 7, it's a rain-free day, but this morning we are not fog-free. it's dense in spots. you can see oakland down to two miles. napa, visibility close to zero miles. same story in livermore. if you're taking 580 through livermore, you will encounter dense fog. jobina is tracking an accident in the area, and she'll have more on that. when you step out the door, not too chilly. 40s and low 50s first thing on our thursday morning. 46 in novato. 50 in san jose. 49 in san mateo. half moon bay, mild at 54. later on today, a ton of sunshine. a good day to grab lufrnl onch outside. the afternoon is shaping up to be nice. a lot of sunshine after that morning fog. topping out above average, upper 50s to lower 60s. the seven-day forecast, fog to sun today. tomorrow night late, a chance of an isolated shower in the north bay. we have clouds to sun on saturday. the rest of the seven-day forecast, bright and we are dry. let's check the roads with jobina. good morning. >> good morning. yes.

drew, we'll start with you the economist, what are the expectations and is this a sign maybe that thearket is slowing down just a bit? >> the expectations i've seen are kind of 160-ish. i think that's low people have forgotten about the gm strike already and there's a strike that actually hurt october payrolls and boosted november payrolls and now people are expecting that we're going to come back to the october level. the october level was biased lower. so just take theaverage and move it forward would be the safer bet. so i think the number today is going to be pretty good. it's probably going to be better than expectations. and if people don't like the number they're going to point to the wages. it's all about telling the story about where the u.s. economy is. >> bureau, what kind of numbers are you expecting to see >> i would say it's going to be probably just under 200,000 and i think the wage numbers are going to look good. >> so the labor market is tightening up. this is an economy in the u.s. that is still relatively better than many other places around the world and the stock

drew tuma standing by. >> we're going to finish out the weekend on a dry note, but rain does return to the forecast in a few days. live doppler 7 tonight, any showers we had this morning, if you woke up late, it is out of here. we'll take you outside the golden gate bridge camera. look at the dry roads, the calm winds right now. with calm winds and clearing skies, a recipe for cold mornings tomorrow morning and monday morning. we'll have chilly starts but rebound nicely into the afternoon. a lot of sunshine and dry pattern will prevail at least through tuesday of the upcoming week. showers return to the forecast, very light shower expected early wednesday morning. out there right now, we're slowly dropping through the 50s into the 40s. 48 in fairfield. 53 in san jose and oakland one degree warmer than that at 54 degrees. you saw the cold front move through this morning. it's now out of here. behind it, high clouds and cool air getting ininvestigated into the area. 33 the overnight low, drops to 39 in san rafael. 43 in san jose and fremont and redwood city droopipping to 40 degrea degre

civil war trails executive director drew gruber talks about the 1862 battle of williamsburg, virginia and why it was overshadowed this year by larger and bloodier battles and why williamsburg's colonial history has long obscured the story. part of the emerging civil war blog symposium. this is 50 minutes. >>> good afternoon. so i get the privilege of introducing a really good friend of mine and drew and i have been arguing what i should do with this introduction and i will promise and just read what you sent me. it's kind of funny, actually. drew gruber has lived a life not nearly as exciting or interesting as those who fought in the battle for williamsburg. he lives in williamsburg with his wife and two cats and he enjoys eating oysters, some liquor and peace and quite. drew gruber. [ applause ] >>> so at this time i will introduce my co-author doug crenshaw who will come up and lecture about williamsburg today. >> okay. i sat down last night to review my notes and i couldn't help, but think about how ryan ended his presentation yesterday and it caused me to re-write the whole thing.

here's drew. >> good morning. it will be a nice finish to this week. out there right now, a colder start compared to yesterday. mainly in the 30s and in the 40s. grab the jacket out the door first thing. the afternoon, you will feel that mild air once again. live look from the exploratorium camera, showing you the beautiful lights of san francisco. we have clear skies overhead for much of the region. we have a lot of sunshine. that sun getting up at about 7:25 in the morning. that sun will be effective warming us up. by 4:00, temperatures above average for this time of year again for another day. topping out in the upper 50s to mid 60s. weather looking great. how is traffic? >> looking great as well. looking at this overall map, you can see the green across the board. green is good. so no major delays that we're seeing. live look right now at the bay bridge. smooth ride across. metering lights are not on yet. they didn't come on yesterday. we'll be keeping an eye on that for you this morning. live look in san francisco, 280 at king street, very clear f

drew: we just heard from the cdc some good news. after five cases that had been identified last week, the cdc is saying no new cases as of today. looking at 110 people under monitoring, and there could be more. they expect more to show up, but at least for a moment, the case count has stopped rising. 3000trast to china, with people under monitoring and 80 deaths. david: it feels like it is a geometric pattern with cases in china. it is going up all the balls. -- it is going up multiples. drew: you're looking at exponential spread a lot of the time. they are doing what it takes to stop this thing. 30,000 people are currently under watch. all of those that have come into contact with those that are ill, they are trying to get them under monitoring. they are building hospital beds to try to get people in isolation. a massive public health undertaking. david: how confident are we we know what is going on in china? on the one hand they have been very transparent about the virus itself. on the other hand, some people are saying they held

congressman jeff van drew in whose district he is.e are going to take a quick commercial break and we'll be right back. stay with us. lou: i have just been informed by management that we need to break away from the trump rally. we'll continue with the broadcast. coming up, our good friend and savant, ed rollins. stocks rebound after yesterday's sell-off. the dow gaining 187 points. the s & p climbing 33, the nasdaq up 33 points. crude oil fishes at $5 -- crude oil finishing at $56 a barrel. silver lost 3%. the u.k. today announcing it will allow huawei to work on some of its 5g networks, defying warnings from the united states. the united states national security council said it will block huawei from working on networks necessary for national security. the u.k. says they are inspecting huawei products at a lab overseen by u.k. official. but that land is funded by huawei. listen to my reports three times a day on the salem radio network. the chairman of harvard's chemistry department and two boston researchers have been charged with l

drew pensky, an addiction specialist. you say you had epiphany watching the impeachment proceedings. >> i was talking to adam carolla. i gave a presentation at the symposium. they played some of the c-span tape. and at the end i feel so upset, i feel like i have to do something politically. i'm like wake up every day upset. i feel like i must do something. people have come to me for various kinds of political engagement. and i'm watching the impeachment hearings and i was like, wait a minute, i think i live in adam schiff's district. i didn't know he's my congressman. i've lived there for 20 years, we are dying out there. i'm sick of the political theater and i need someone to govern. we need help. we need the imd exclusion lifted so i can treat the chronic and mentally ill. we need infrastructure. we're dying and these guys are engaged in political theater. and i thought i think i'm morally obliged to do something. i do not want to. i don't want to do this. it's not my thing. but i feel i have to. >> laura: do you think

greg: thank you to drew armstrong. for more on the market implications and the spread of the coronavirus, portfolio manager michael could you know joins us from san francisco. looking at the world health is notation saying this the time to declare a global emergency. not much change in stocks. a lot of indecision and perhaps caution out there? >> i think so. it is an evolving story, difficult, if not impossible to predict the implant -- economic implications. it appears there is a lot of transparency with respect to the progress of the disease, severity, the wide degree of outcomes reported so far. it bears watching on an economic front. probably on a personal standpoint, on the human front, to make sure it doesn't get out of control. we are all watching and hoping for the best. hoping that it peters up quickly. greg: when i think about the markets in times of uncertainty like this, sometimes it is solid first, ask questions later. some people see this as an opportunity. is that a little too bullish, given the early st

dancing in the streets for freedom tweeted mike pompeo, but drew a cascade of democratic dissent risking further escalations, saying illinois senator dick durbin. chris murphy called the white house totally unprepared for the consequences. washington's adam smith accuse the president of bringing the country to a brink of another war. house speaker nancy pelosi complained that the action was taken without the consultation of congress. >> the question is why the administration chose this moment, why they made the decision to remove them from the battlefield with other administrations of both parties decided that would escalate the risks. >> they were similar concentration from democrats following the illumination abu bacaro alba dottie. this time, senator lindsey graham was read in before the strike. >> the last of the people you want to talk to about this is democrats in congress, republicans in congress. all the democrats but his eyes to be president, i was aware of what his options were.

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drew and i have been arguing over the past two days, what i should do in this introduction. i will just read what you sent me. it is best it is kind of funny, actually. drew gruber as the executive director of civil war trails, lives in williamsburg with his wife kate, their two cats, he enjoys reading, oysters, brown liquor and peace and quiet. drew gruber. >> i am going to introduce my co-author, doug crenshaw, who is going to lecture about williamsburg today. i sat down last night to review notes, and i couldn't think couldn't help but think about how ryan ended his presentation yesterday. it caused me to rewrite the whole thing. thanks, ryan. forgotten battles is a cool thing and i was going to open with a quote and then i thought about it, we have a morbid fascination with body count, only big, bloody battles are important. then richard lewis said last night, the guy who falls from dysentery, that is his forgotten battle and certainly his family's forgotten battle. at the one guy on picket one night by himself on a cold day who is shot down, that is probably his most im

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going out to belfast and speak to dr drew mikhail from the center for the study of ethnic conflict at queen's university belfast welcome to day w there was an outpouring of nationalist pride when general solomonic was killed but now people are really fear is furious to learn that iran's military shot down this plane what do you think this unrest is doing to iranian society. well i think that 1st of all we have to make sure that there is a distinction between those who may have appeared at the funeral. and those who are protesting iran is not a monolith there are many different ethnic cultures that make up the society of iran and also very many different political positions iran since the revolution in 1979 has had a series of including student protests and a number of different reforming protests this is one in a long line of. history. but are iranians divided in some way over what's been happening there has been quite a lot. continue please sorry yes and to answer the 2nd born your question yes there are what is this doing to rein in society well certainly it's putting all the number

here's drew. >> good morning. it will be a nice finish to this week., a colder start compared to yesterday. mainly in the 30s and in 40s. grabhe the t jacket out the doo first thing. the afternoon, you will feel that mild air once again. live look from the exploratorium camera, showing you the beautiful light

. >> and i've meteorologist drew tuma. it's a rather quiet night out there tonight, but the week ahead will find several chances for rain moving in. we'll have the details in the accuweather forecast coming up. at at&t we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet. we've created access from at&t california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits. may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow, to learn more. >>> patriots wide receiver and redwood city nad r native julian edelman faces vandalism charges after police say he jumped on the hood of a car. it all happened last night in beverley hills. police say the car was damaged. edelman was last year's super bowl mvp. he has been released from jail and is scheduled to appear in an l.a. courtroom in april. it's not clea

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let's start withdre drew. >> we're greeted with dense fog. oakland, visibility down to a half mile. quarter mile in livermore. the fog will linger until 8:00, 9:00, brighter skies do prevail. high surf advisory in effect until 9:00 a.m. wave heights as high as 15 feet with even higher breakers. just be aware of that if you're headed close to the coast. nice day shaping up. a lot of sunshine. temperatures topping out in the upper 50s to lower 60s. let's check traffic with jobina. >> good morning. >> good morning. thank you. so far so good on the roads. we did have a little situatin going on in the altamont pass that we'll get to. i will take you now to some video. looking at 87 now. we'll start with the san mateo bridge here first. you can see we have a foggy situation out there. people are moving over, so please be careful because v visibility is looking low there. san jose, 87, clear ride there as well. we do have a crash, a report coming in through the altamont pass. i'll have that in the next update. >> thanks, jobina. >>> two sonoma county sheriffs deputies are recovering after

ecology and thenjust drew me but i was also studying ecology and then just drew me back again and againcally compiled under my feet over the decades and now many of them are lakes and some of them have turned into piles of rubble as the iceman ‘s and these huge boulders and tiny cobbles and bits of silt that had been trapped in the ice since millennia are now being exposed to the air for the first time. the miraculous thing that i have seen is that as soon as is boulders and cobbles are exposed, life fines away. losses and lichens move in and pretty soon you start to see wildflowers and these plants, they are in an environment where there is essentially no soil. there is ice right underneath them, the substrate is shipped things so you can see “— substrate is shipped things so you can see —— you can imagine and didn't leave plants it's terrifying because you are walking across a shifting pleasure but feels at any time it can open and then you come upon these flowers that are just extraordinary. they are not surviving them. they are thriving and sometimes extravagantly driving. in this h

thanks, drew. >> sure. >>> all right.l, we will update you on a breaking news story in a moment. the big rig that's completely blocking northbound 880 in oakland near the coliseum. it looks like there are injuries possibly as well. woo el have more at at&t we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet. we've created access from at&t california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits. may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow, to learn more. >>> back to our breaking news in the east bay where a big rig has shut down the northbound lanes of traffic on 880 near the coliseum, as you look from sky 7. this is at 66th avenue. >> you can see there are at least two other cars that were involved as well. ambulance, drivers coming from east oakland and san leandro are jus

crystal palace drew with arsenal. they stay ninth and tenth. wolves and newcastle also drew 1—1.en's super league. pauline bremer scored two goals as they beat everton 3—1. city stay second after conceding a late goal. arsenal could re—establish their lead at the top of the table when they travel to brighton tomorrow. zlatan ibrahimovic said his first goal since returning to ac milan made him feel alive. the veteran striker scored the second in milan's 2—0 win at cagliari. given it was away from home, there was no elaborate celebration. he said, when he scores at home, he will celebrate like a god. exeter chiefs have qualified for the quarter—finals of the european champions cup after their game with glasgow finished 31—31 at scotstoun. gloucester are still in with a chance of reaching the last eight after a 29—6 thumping of montpellier at kingsholm, four tries and what could be a vital bonus point, although there are injury concerns to influential fly—half danny cipriani. reigning champions saracens also won to keep their chances alive. serena williams is warming up nicely for a

drew: the symptoms resemble a flu or a cold. it is being described as pneumonia like. right now there is not a vaccine or a medicine approved to attack the specifically, so most of the care is likely to be supportive in nature. armstrong, always great to hear from you. now we go to kevin cirilli. the third day from the democrats. they want to get these witnesses called. do they have a chance? kevin: i am going to be candid. areblican strategist who working on the impeachment issue and working with mitch mcconnell have all independently told me it is increasingly unlikely they would be able to do that. that could change if there were to be a last-minute switch. leader mcconnell has orchestrated it would look like that would be unlikely. the anticipation from the white house is this trial would be wrapped up by the state of the union address on february 4. democrats pushing forcefully on day three, in terms of their arguments to remove president trump from office. the president weeding out earlier today that he is outppointed -- tweeting that he is disappointed the repub

drew: in a lot of ways, wuhan is more or less shut down.blic transportation, private ridesharing services. i was in china last month and i used their version of uber to get around everywhere. no trains in or out. foreign dignitaries and workers are being evacuated. the u.s. is bringing out the consulate workers. this is essentially like quarantining a city bigger than new york. if you could imagine that in the united states, people describe hahn as the chicago of china. it is a truly massive place. you have other cities in addition to that that have been locked down from travel. it is really meaningful. while that is going to have some effect on helping stop some of the transmission from outside of wuhan, you were still talking about a city of 11 million people or so where there are still people moving around in wuhan. francine with the important insight of the day. drew armstrong with us from bloomberg news. carl weinberg will continue with us. let me do a data check. i am watching the intraday screening with futures at -55, dow futures, -

there was a defection, congressman jeff van drew was one.ut the senate republicans, why would some, especially after the release of the bolton tapes and bolton sounding just like the president and even if the president said, well, i want them to do this and this before i get the money out, he didn't do anything. he gave them the money. >> sean, if you look, and of course that tape that came out from john bolton last year where he literally said in relation to both zelensky phone calls, they were very warm and cordial. those were bolton's words on video. warm and cordial. that's the newest democrat star witness, like every other witness they have. it was pointed out, 18 different witnesses already testified. not one laid out in a crime, not one of them. jay sekulow i thought had the mic drop moment. he looked at adam schiff sitting on the senate floor today and he said over 30 times, you said that you made your case. and literally looking over at schiff and schiff said yes. if schiff made his case, why do you need more witnesses, especially w

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drew: i don't think anyone really knows.es, these 10 to rise, and as public health measures go into effect and you build immunity, they tend to fall, but we don't have a huge, perfect data set of models to run this on. these type of outbreaks, we seen what happens with the flu and every thing like that, but this is a new virus. we really don't know yet. you can take guesses, but i don't think anybody can predict the future with certainty here. you can always change or mutate outbreaks are unpredictable, and they depend a lot on what people do. vonnie: drug companies obviously trying to work hard and fast to get some kind of solution. any update since yesterday? guy: not right now. there's not been any kind of develop into vaccine or therapy for this. see drug companies and doctors offering up some antiviral medications for hiv and other stuff right now, but we are kind of doing and it spearman in the field stage of that process. vonnie: drew armstrong, thank you for that comprehensive coverage. guy: more on the impact of all

reading and cardiff drew 1—1.wn this season — drew 0—0 with their landlords. so that replay will be right back at st andrews once again. and in the late game we can see there as well, chelsea taking the lead against their opponents. but it wasn't just the men's fa cup... there was a big game in the women's competition too... it's also a big weekend for the women's fa cup. the first of the fourth round matches got underway, with a manchester derby. united hosting their rivals, the current women's super league leaders city. it didn't disappoint, with a five—goal thriller. lioness ellen white scoring two to help her side through to the next round, as rhia chohan reports. in the season's third manchester derby, both rivals marched in with a win apiece, but this tie would decide who would be ousted out of the fa cup. it was a first half of mistakes and some proved more costly than others. of all players to get it to, ellen white! you can't be gifting goals like that to one of the top goal—scorers in the league,. ellen

. >> seth: he is a huge fan of the boston red sox >> and so i drew - >> seth: and you are -- i did notis crayons >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] i should say i don't -- i didn't know and i still don't that -- well, okay >> seth: yeah. >> thank you [ cheers and applause it's a portrait of mookie betts. >> seth: yes >> i googled mookie betts and this picture came up >> seth: gotcha, 'cause that's where you got your inspiration, from google. >> i thought, good enough. [ laughter ] and then i took the afternoon and i drew this beautiful portrait >> seth: yeah. >> which i think portrays mookie pretty well. >> seth: yeah, pretty well [ laughter ] and then he in return, gave you -- you're a yankee fan >> well, this is where it really got special. >> seth: yeah. >> so, then on my birthday, mike goes, "oh, i got a present for you. >> seth: yeah. >> and i'd sort of forgotten i'd actually done that for him and j.j., mike's beautiful wife, was like, "oh, he's so excited about this i don't get it." [ laughter ] >> seth: and i do feel bad about making fun of your art, because it now looks like picasso c