duncan la rcombe is nicholas, think you very much. duncan larcombe is with us.whether they republican or monarchist, has a few on why they are doing this, whether they should do this, what it must have signal to the queen. how palatable do you believe this arrangement that we are only just believe this arrangement that we are onlyjust digesting will be to the arch majority of people, particularly to the public in this country? it's been a strange couple of weeks as we have felt the fallout of weeks as we have felt the fallout of the statement harry made. there are those that are completely disinterested in all things royal and wonder why we in the media go on about it, but the other group, those that do see the value in the royal family and are supportive, and would perhaps consider themselves royalist, they have been divided. is this prince harry insulting the queen and being a prince who wants his cake and eat it? or is this a young popular member of the royal family that people really want the best for and therefore allow him to follow his heart, rather than

last month duncan pleaded guilty to a conspiracy charge of misusing campaign funds. he admitted to spending more than $200,000 from his campaign for personal expenses, including a 14,000 our vacation to italy. >>counselors are available all week at dublin high school today was the first day back for students after losing 3 classmates over the christmas break, 16 year olds javier ramirez and brothers mark and

duncan kennedy, bbc news. laura: russia's pawhiament is ovmingly approved a new prime minister foowing the surprise resignation of dmitry dvedev. the new premier is the little-known head of theax service. his appointment is part of the radical changes outlined by presidentutin, reforms which could see him remain in power for much longer than expected. our correspondent sarah rainsford is in moscow with the very latest. sara few russians could have named this manner until today. he is mikhail mishustin, m the chief ta who is now the new prime minister. ia surprise change many are linking to president putin's own political future. before the vote in parliament, mr. mishustin said his role was to improveife and russians who are struggling d said that is vladimir putin's priority. ime min. mi ashustithe president has said, people should be feeling real changes for the future. e most important issue is the quality of management. the president has tasked the government with being at the development economic growth,

the raptors passion for plant based protein and love of la's donuts snow started partnering with duncant year to promote is plant based protein items, the company ceo says beyond meat has been a hit for duncan since it launched in november, safe. >>that should and you know that's has the separate there anyway that's a live shot was going on the sutro camera let's get right to this real quickly to run through. this are rain showers we're expecting at around the witching hour shortly there afterwards, they'll continue want some light rain showers up to the north bay but for the most part that remain out to sea, there will be some little breezy conditions you can expect for tonight but for the most part waiting for the storm right thank you dave, thank you for being with us tonight we'll see you tonight at 8 o'clock when it comes to health coverage, it helps to have someone in your corner. that's why there's covered california. we're the only place where you can get financial help to pay for your health insurance. new this year, almost a million people could receive additional financial he

harry called the inside story welcome duncan were you surprised by this announcement. i must be honest i have to look at the flow yesterday yes it was we've always known that prince harry is a reluctant britons he's talked about the packages being or gold is actually doing . but i don't think any one of those suspected that he would simply throw in the towel on this and it seems that's how the american did not even consult anyone in the royal family before making this announcement why do you think that was the case well i mean that seems to be the case this statement released by the palace yes they look very rushed us over which on an item sounds sometimes work out what exactly is going on but it does beg the question how did harry in making made up their mind canada and did they simply not want confiding with prince charles all the queen because they didn't want to be persuaded and so confident. how much of a setback is this for the british monarchy because this couple had got a fresh more inclusive than modern feed to the royal family. the i think the departure of ha

duncan craig from survivor's manchester. we have to leave it there.er police has set up a dedicated number to provide support for any one affected by this story. it's on your screen now - 0800 056 0154. or if you wish to speak to the police and make a report relating to reynhard sinaga, the number to call is 0800 092 0410. now it's time for a look at the weather with philip avery hello once again. monday is the transition day between the and not quite whether we enjoyed at the weekend and what has to come in the first half of the week where it will bea first half of the week where it will be a matter of rain and gales if not severe gales. mild and then we get something a little bit quieter, cooler perhaps. monday's rain eventually quite amusing afterward than your continent and any lull in proceedings. sharon is tending to fade away. —— chavez tending to fade away. the first signs of more wet and windy weather returning to the south—west and quarter of the british isles. further to the south and east, a cool start to the day on tuesday. underneath the

duncan kennedy's report contains some flash photography. it was last august that harry dunn died here, and today the scene were still framed by the caring tributes of those who love them. an american woman has been charged with causing his death by dangerous driving. she had left this nearby american intelligence base moments before the collision but two weeks later left britain, claiming diplomatic immunity. now the united states has refused to send her back, something harry's mum says it is difficult to accept. gives us more determination to carry on. it is just another hurdle, we have come across lots of things is the 4th of october and we will get over this one eventually. this is a setback, not the end of absolutely. the decision to block the extradition of anne sacoolas was taken by mike pompeo, the us secretary of state who insisted she was covered by diplomatic immunity at the time of the accident. it is five months since harry died, and his family had been expecting that it was for the american courts to decide whether to extradite

and they were the last ones to see him alive duncan's body was discovered in miand tes on tuesday. >>nearly a week after he wt missing. his mom is still searchingor answers about what really happened to her son. >>trying to give a different ory to divert. eyes when say otherwise and they're the last ones. >>this is therobber. >>to thteens havebeen charged with pital murder, which means that they could get thedeath penalty. another one is facing a le serious murder charge in the othe2 were booked on unrelated charges. >>stl ahead tonight unfinished marijuana business will ll you why supporters of the safe anking act say passing the law will make >>in national news tonight, a bill that uld provide %king access to marijuana businesses was one of the items congress left finished in 20 19 r the us senate has not even voted on the measure washington correspondent alexandra le mon tells us about e bill's prospects now in 2020. >>33 states ha legalized the sale of medical or recreatiol marijuana. but the booming indtry does not have access to bankg because marijuana sales are illegal feder

but i think it's important to echo the words of duncan and patrick.available to help you cope and recover. but more importantly, the police are here, as in this case, to bring perpetrators who use these type of techniques to commit these crimes, tojustice. why type of techniques to commit these crimes, to justice. why do you think sexual assaults of men often go unreported? i think there are a range of different myths and stereotypes that make it particularly difficult for men to feel comfortable in coming forward. like what? men, there is a common view that men are strong, they should be able to protect themselves. men may be concerned about why people may think of them if they come forward. they may think that people may think they are gay if they are not. there are many stereotypes that perpetrators are a lwa ys stereotypes that perpetrators are always gay, victims are always gay, but that is not the case. rape happens, irrespective of gender or any other characteristic and its impacts and effects are devastating, there is no place for myths or ste

jericka duncan, cbs news, new york. >> o'donnell: now to this story, the f.b.i., f.a.a., and u.s. air ince are investigating a vystery in the skies over colorado and nere nerams of drones have beenwha eb spotted, sometimes in formation, but who is flying them? janet shamlian with new clues tonight. >> that's not a plane. >> reporter: for the last week, michelle eckhoff has spotted a g,gh-flying, nighttime mystery erove her rural northern colorado home, drones, sometimes hdozen or more with wingspans six feet wide. >> the sky is lit up with christmas lights basically. there's lights and things flying all over. ep reporter: sheriff's departments across the border area of three states have been reooded with similar reports since mid-december. >> i think whomever is responsible for it will probably have a little bit of answering t do to the general public. ar reporter: the military and local companies have denied responsibility. >> there is one hovering over here. >> reporter: we waited with eckhoff until the sun went down and the skies lit up. >> it has been dark for about a half hou

duncan kennedy, bbc news.about leave or remain is over, the labour mp sir keir starmer has said, after becoming the fifth candidate to enter the party's leadership contest. the shadow brexit secretary said labour needed to regain the public‘s trust as a force for good and change. our political correspondent jonathan blake reports. back on the campaign trail, sir keir starmer launched his bid to lead labour in stevenage, a conservative seat, which voted to leave the eu. he says the party's recent radical policies are needed to win here and beyond, but after a long time making the case for the uk to stay in the eu, he now says it's time to look beyond brexit. the argument has to move on, and the argument now is can we insist on that close relationship with the eu, close economic relationship, but collaboration in other areas, and also what is the framework now for future trade relations? labour could one day argue to rejoin the eu, says another contender for leader, and claims that she is best placed to reconnec

duncan kennedy reports.ged with heavy rain, taking out bridges and roads. the capital, jakarta, has had its most intense rainfall in a quarter of a century. the number of dead is continuing to rise. thousands of people have had to leave their homes, many forced to haul themselves across swollen rivers. the ones able to get back to their neighbourhoods have formed human chains to remove the water and mud. this was an area outsidejakarta, which was one of the worst affected. translation: the water level was pretty high, reaching five to six metres and it could have reached the second and third floor. it was raining all day, from morning to evening, so the water level soon increased. this is the rainy season in indonesia, and jakarta does see annual flooding, but the heavy downpour of the past week has been the most intense in decades. rescue crews have been trying to get people to safe areas, but the rains aren't due to peak until next month and long—range forecasts suggest more is on the way. duncan kennedy,

duncan kennedy, bbc news.nt sealing britain's departure from the european union. the prime minister called it a fantastic moment, and said it brought to an end "far too many years of argument and division." the uk is due to leave the european union at 11pm on the 31st january. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: ahead of this weekend's grammy awards, we take a look at country music's complex relationship with race. donald trump is now the 45th president of the united states. he was sworn in before several hundred thousand people on the steps of capitol hill in washington. it's going to be only america first. america first. demonstrators waiting for mike gatting and his rebel cricket team we re gatting and his rebel cricket team were attacked with tear gas and set upon by police dogs. anti—apartheid campaigners will say they will carry on the protest throughout the tour. they called him the butcher of lyon. klaus altmann is being held on a fraud charge in bolivia. they want him extradited and tried for war

duncan kennedy, bbc news. stay with us and bbc news.tender as the company begins a crackdown on fake identity. donald trump is now the 45th president of the united states. he was sworn in before several hundred thousand people on the steps of capitol hill in washington. thousand people on the steps of capitol hill in washingtonm thousand people on the steps of capitol hill in washington. it is going to be only america first. america first. demonstrators waiting for mike gatting and his rebel cricket team we re gatting and his rebel cricket team were attacked with tear grass daily— macro gas and set were attacked with tear grass daily—macro gas and set on by dogs. they called him the butcher of lyon, clausen altmann is being held on a fraud charge in bolivia. they want to extradite him for crimes committed in wartime france when he was close barbie. this is bbc news. the latest headlines. as china celebrates the lunar new year, a massive campaign is under way to try to stop the spread of a new virus. on day four of donald trump's impeach

that elle duncan video, we talked about it last night.ched it -- >> too emotional. >> i watched it a couple of times, it really is so emotional, but a beautiful story as she recalls him basically glowing, talking about his daughters and being a girl dad. >> girl dad is trending for a reason. and it brings up a lot of things that we don't really have time to talk about when it comes to the psyche and why people say, oh, you're finally getting your boy or something after having a couple of girls. how proud he was of girls. knowing that girls like gianna and so many that we talk about, so many young women we talk about, who are just showing every single day how strong they are, how courageous they are, just like gianna. on that court, off the court, everything we've heard about her the past few days. girl dad trending is a good then. i love to see the pictures. dads, keep them coming. m coming. filled with soft surfaces se your home is that trap odors and release them back into the room. so try febreze fabric refresher. febreze finds odors t

duncan kennedy, bbc news, northamptonshire. london. they would be used to identify suspects wanted for severe and violent crimes. the police say the camera correctly identify 70% of suspects. civil liberties campaigners meeting the are a threat to civil liberty. thousands of people have marched on the streets of baghdad to demand that all us troops be expelled from iraq. tensions have been heightened by the american military‘s assassination of the iranian general, qasem soleimani, in baghdad. the march was called for by the influential shia cleric moqtada al—sadr, and received support from iraqi shia militia groups. the prince of wales has called for "unity and tolerance" among different faiths on his first formal visit to the occupied palestinian territories. during a speech in bethlehem, prince charles said he would pray for "a just and lasting peace" in the middle east. he has also held talks with the palestinian president, mahmoud abbas. 0ur royal correspondent jonny dymond has this report. a palestinian welcome for the pri

duncan kennedy's report contains some flash photography.rry dunn died here and today, the scene was still framed by the caring tributes of those who loved him. anne sacoolas, pictured on her wedding day, is the american woman who's been charged with causing harry's death by dangerous driving. she had left this nearby american intelligence base moments before the collision, but two weeks later, left britain, claiming diplomatic immunity. now the united states has refused to send her back, something harry's mum says is difficult to accept. itjust gives us more determination to carry on. it's just another hurdle. we've come across lots of them since the 11th of october and it's just another one that we will get over, eventually. this is just a setback, not the end? absolutely. the decision to block the extradition of anne sacoolas was taken by mike pompeo, the american secretary of state, who insisted mrs sacoolas was covered by diplomatic immunity at the time of the accident. it's now nearly five months since harry died here and his parents h

smith said he wa nted indeed iain duncan smith said he wanted the decision to involve huawei stopped china. the coronavirus death toll in china is above 80. thousands of others are infected. this is a hospital in wuhan — it's under pressure because of dwindling supplies and rising patients numbers. this is the centre of wuhan. it's home to 11 million people — but now appears deserted. people can't leave — and are being told to stay indoors. and everyone else in china is being told to stay away. next to beijing — public transport has been unusually quiet because people are reluctant to go out. lots of people wearing face masks. this is much quieter than public transport would normally be because people are simply reluctant to go out. this is really interesting. and this is a factory in fujian province in eastern china. it's trying to meet spiralling demand for face masks across the country. half a million medical staff have been deployed to hubei province in wuhan where the outbreak began. also, the new year holiday has been extended to help reduce the number of people travelling in t

duncan kennedy, bbc news.e death of a baby boy a week after he was delivered at a hospital in kent was wholly avoidable. harry richford died at the queen elizabeth the queen mother hospital in margate in 2017. the trust say they wholeheartedly apologise for the failings in harry's care. it comes after the bbc revealed on thursday that there have been at least seven preventable baby deaths at the east kent nhs trust. with more, here's our social affairs correspondent michael buchanan. a warning — his report contains flashing images. we didn't get to hold harry until the day that he died. i'm so glad we got to spend those seven days with him and see him. it means he was a real, living human being for those seven days and that means everything to us. tom and sarah should have their toddler son buzzing around them on their seaside walk. but a catalogue of maternity failures robbed the young couple of harry within days of his birth. if harry had brain damage similar to what he had when he died and he was under my c

duncan kennedy, bbc news, northamptonshire.ding watchdog says the risk and complexity of building the hs2 rail line were underestimated from the start. the national audit office says it can't estimate the overall cost of the project, but a leaked review this weak said it could be over £100 billion — tens of billions more than original estimate. ministers will make their final decision on the project in the coming weeks and say they are already acting on many of the report's recommendations. our transport correspondent, tom burridge, reports. today, a critical report on hs2, as work to build a new high—speed line goes on in birmingham. clearance for a new station here has revealed the remains of the old one. archaeologists now need to look at the foundations of the old station and work out if any of it needs to be preserved, before this entire site can be cleared to make way for the new station. it's another indication of the complexities of this entire project which, according to today's report, hs2 and the government underesti

duncan kennedy, bbc news, in petersfield. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are.the programme, and under beaten stand from bed so sent all he pope is england an edge in day one of the first test match in south africa. from bad saracens face relegation from the premiership if they have been found to breach the salary cap this season. and coco goff will face venus williams at the grand slam again as organisers of the australian open will not be affected despite concerns over the air quality. —— organisers say that the are showing 0pen will not be affected. welcome to the programme, thanks forjoining us. let's start with the cricket and the search for test consistency for england. all eyes are on them in port elizabeth for the start of the third test today. they closed on 224—4 with man of the moment ben stokes and ollie pope at the crease. 0ur cricket correspondent jonathan agnew was watching. south africa's captain could foresee many scenarios when this test began. here's what he saw. england batting with assurance. they reached lunch without losing a wicket. proba

duncan kennedy, bbc news in petersfield. a lovely story. time for a look at the weather.sure, the cloud is thickening down through the central and western parts of the channel and that's why we will see some intensity about the rainfall getting into the south—east during the course of the evening and into the wee small hours. the met office have a weather warning about that, local radio and ourselves will keep you up—to—date with that. weather front eventually gets away from the far south—east, clearer skies behind for some. temperatures tumbling into single figures. plenty of showers, the low pressure still close to the north of scotland, windy there throughout the day and showers getting down through scotla nd showers getting down through scotland and northern ireland. showers that were in wales and the south—west gradually migrating east through the day and generally speaking a fresh fields of the day, certainly away from the south—eastern quarter. that is nothing compared to what we achieve through the weekend because high pressure builds and we haven't seen that for

duncan kennedy, bbc news. northern ireland, seamus mallon, has died at the age of 83. he was one of the most influential figures in the peace process — and the first person to be deputy first minister in the power—sharing devolved government set up after the good friday agreement. and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers mihir bose and ruth lea — that's coming up after the headlines at 11:30. now it's time for the weather with lucy martin. hello there. next week's weather will have a very different feel to the weekjust gone. the relatively quiet weather replaced with something more unsettled, and we see a transition to this as we move through this weekend. so, we take a look at the pressure chart as we start the weekend, high pressurejust holding on, but low pressure will start to take control. and this cold front will introduce some wet and windy weather as the weekend wears on. so, saturday does look fairly similar to what we've seen on friday. there's a lot of cloud around, some

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this is going to be awarded to adelina duncan. she is the family liaison at the mission ed center, and this is going to be presented by carla llewelyn vasquez. >> good evening, everyone. thank you so much. i want to thank all of you for being here and for being part of this celebration of adelina duncan who is our family liaison. everyone who knows me knows i love to rave about mission education center, but tonight, i get to rave about adelina and all the amazing work she's done for this community. adelina is not just a liaison, but she is an integral part of our community and part of what makes mission special. she supports the families, teachers, and even the community outside of mission education center. she helps to bring services into the school to support our families as they transition into san francisco as new residents into san francisco. one of the focuses of mission education center is to really provide parent education and support parents in supporting their children. and like i said before, adelina is not just a regul

when lamarcus aldridge layed up to give the spurs a 1—point lead, and late on trailing by three, duncaned this three—pointer for the heat which would've tied the game up with the home side holding on. now to football, where quique setien‘s first game at camp nou ended in victory as barcelona beat granada 1—0 in spain. it took until the final 15 minutes and a wonderful piece of teamwork inside the box from the catalans as lionel messi got on the end of the movement to slot home with his right foot and take barcelona back level with real madrid at the top of la liga. translation: we spoke about trying to be brave, trying to win the ball aggressively, in the opposition half. that gave us lots of options after winning the ball. lots of options to do them damage. i would have to watch it in the light of day, but i am quite proud of what the players did. two goals from cristiano ronaldo have taken juventus four points clear at the top of serie a. his first was a little bit lucky, taking a deflection off the defender and wrong—footing the goalkeeper just before half—time. parma did get an equa

in the u.k., a man has in found guilty of trying to steal the the bbc's duncan can if he has the details. >> the document that helped create modern justice. bon who try to thwart it. watch thom. he arrives wearing proctive gloves and then looks at the camera, revealing his identity and then tries to disable the camera, but fails. he walks towards the ancient docume and attacks it. this is what he did with the camera. he puts three holes in the cabinet, but cannot break through. he then take off what is believed to be the hammer. staff and citizens make his citizens arrest. he is taken into custody. it was such a striking evet, they have the damage cabinet also. after his arrest, he suggested that the document was fake. as you can see, the glass has been replaced. >> just as it intended, he was treated like one else in the land with his legal rights. >> the united kingdom will add a ne hpage to its storiedtory starting tomorrow night by leaving the european union for it has in a bumpy road to get here and many questions remain. for more, i spoke to amend the slope. >> brexit is going to b

the bbc's duncan can if he has the deils. >>pe the document that held create modern justice. men who try to thwar it. watch the bottom. herrives wearing protective gloves and then looks at the camera, revealing his identity en tries to disable the iehe walks towards the a document and attacks it. isth is what he did with the camera. he puts three holes ithe cabinet, but cannot break through. he then takes off what is staff and citizens make his citizens arrest.to he is taken inustody. it was such a striking event, they have put the damage cabinet also. after his arrest, he suggested that the document was fake. as you can see, the glass has been replaced. >> just as it intended, he was treated like one else in thega land with his rights. >> the united kingdom will add a new page to its storied history starting tomorrow night by leaving the european union for it has in a bumpy road to get here and many questions remain. fomore, i spoke to amend the slope. >> brexit is going to be mked much is going to be changing over the transition when it comes to trader travel. >>e are only

there are quite a large number of big hitting backbenchers, iain duncan smith, those on the brexit wingy who think it is not a great idea, and they buy these arguments it is all about sovereignty and we shouldn't be opening up parts of our crucial infrastructure to china. even if there is a big cost to that, pushing huawei out of the infrastructure they are already in, do you think this story will just they are already in, do you think this story willjust cause political headaches for the government whatever it decides? we don't know whatever it decides? we don't know what the decision is yet. we were briefed pretty heavily last week that they were going to go with huawei, from downing street we were briefed, there was no other alternative. what is also interesting is that is one area where the uk is at odds with america. there is also the imposition of the digital services tax, which america doesn't want the uk to go on that. and america are resisting. it is quite ironic that a prime minister who came in on one of his big selling points was a p pa re ntly his big selling points was app

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duncan kennedy, bbc news, northamptonshire.g for 5—6 hours at a time to identify suspects wanted for a serious and violent crimes. police say the cameras correctly identify 70% of suspects. privacy campaigners maintain they are a threat to civil liberties. thousands of people have marched on the streets of baghdad to demand that all us troops be expeued demand that all us troops be expelled from iraq. temp in the neck tensions have been heightened by the american ‘s militaries and assassination of the armenian general of sola money in baghdad. the march was called for by the influential scheer cleric, and received support from iraqi scheer militia groups. the prince of wales has called for unity and tolerance amongst different faiths on his first formal visit to the occupied palestinian territories. during a speech in bethlehem, prince charles said he would pray for a just and lasting peace in the middle east. he's also held talks with the palestinian presence to the main president. 0ur royal correspondent, johnny dimon, has th

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. >>> the san diego union tribune reports duncan hunter submitted his resignation.year-old republican plans to resign next monday. last month hunter pleaded guilty to conspiring with his wife to illegally use $150,000 in campaign funds on personal expenses. hunter was accused of using the money for things like family vacation, groceries, extramarital affairs and air fare for a pet rabbit. he's expected to be sentenced in march. >>> still to come, girl scouts have a sweet idea. we'll show you their new cookie that feature baked in messages of inspiration. inspiration. ss, nausea, >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. ♪ i got the eye of the tiger >>> the newest girl scout cookie is designed to speak to the next generation. they are called lemon ups. they have inspirational messages baked in like "i am bold," "i am a go getter." the girl scouts will be rolling out the new packaging this season. >>> on "cbs money watch" boeing is calling for simulator training for pilots and uber announces a new security feature. diane king hall is at

last month duncan pleaded guilty to a conspiracy charge of misusing campaign funds.ed to spending more than $200,000 from his campaign for personal expenses, including a 14,000 our vacation to italy. >>counselors are available all week at dublin high school today was the first day back for students after losing 3 classmates over the christmas break, 16 year olds javier ramirez and brothers mark and michael urie said died on christmas day in the crash along foothill road to honor the many students wore red today the school also brought in therapy dogs who visited classrooms throughout the day. the kids are processing it. it comes out in different ways the students. and are struggling. the summer. a quiet. some are talking. that we are moving through the process and it takes some >>assistant principal there also says the school will be providing counseling throughout this weekend beyond to any may need help coping with this loss. >>a true testament of a young and injury left this young ife high school wrestler paralyzed from the neck down. today for the first time in 2

one southern california representative duncan hunter is expected to step aside as he faces criminal charges. >>> and you're looking at the bay bridge toel -- told plaza. mike is getting you out the door. we'll be back in just a minute. it only takes a second for an everyday item to become dangerous. tide pods child-guard pack helps keep your laundry pacs in a safe place and your child safer. align, press and unzip. tide pods. keep them up. keep them closed. keep them safe. >>> live look outside in soiblg. we're going to see a few clouds rolling by to start out. and our temperatures will be in the upper 40s as you head out of the door. but as we go into the afternoon, a mix of sun and clouds and highs today reaching into the mid-50s. more on this and also the upcoming rain in the forecast in just a few minutes. >>> san jose highway 101, you see the glowing orange street and reports of a car fire. it looks like not a far, but a little smoke. we'll track that and show you what is going on across the bay. >>> and good morning. i'm rahel solomon at nbc headquarters and the top business hims. wal

duncan hunter has officially submitted his letter of resignation to nancy pelosi and the governor gavin newsom. hunter pleaded guilty to conspiring to steal campaign funds last month. he admitted that he took hundreds of thousands of dollars so that he and his wife could maintain their life style. he used that money to buy everything from fast food to luxury vacations. hunter is expected to step down next week. >>> tomorrow san francisco will have a new district attorney. the swearing in ceremony will take place at 5: 5:30. he says he's ready to transform the office he was elected to in november. >>> and we hear a lot about the homelessness crisis in the bay area's large cities, but tonight a smaller city is trying to brainstorm solutions before the problem gets any bigger. kpix 5 reporter andrea nakano is in walnut creek. >> reporter: the walnut creek library was packed with concerned residents. they know that the homeless population here is much smaller than other area, but they're worried it's growing. from martinez where they've built strong relationships with the homeless to walnut

jericka duncan was in the courtroom. >> reporter: disgraced media mogul harvey weinstein, recoveringk surgery, stumbled as he entered the courthouse today. >> do you think you feel like you have a fair trial, harvey? >> of course. >> reporter: at the heart of this case, two allegations: that weinstein raped an aspiring actress in a manhattan hotel room in 2013, and an allegation he sexually assaulted a different woman in his manhattan apartment in 2006. prosecutor meghan hast didn't mince words, telling seven male and five female jurors he, referring to weinstein, was not just a titan in hollywood. he was a rapist. defense attorney damon cheronis countered with his own plan of attack, citing the hundreds of emails, texts, and notes sent from the alleged rape victim that he says demonstrates a loving relationship, phone notes that describe weinstein as a casual boyfriend, and emails to weinstein, one that read, "i love you. i always do. but i hate feeling like a booty call." it's signed with a smiley face. annabella sciorra is expected to testify tomorrow. now, "the sopranos'" actress

. >> jimmy duncan, seattle, washington. >> burnsville, minnesota. >> kris kobach them, once again. panorama shot. bryan: we also have additional mayors coming in. slide in. >> youngstown, ohio. >> we could be joined by others as well. thank you, all -- >> oakland city. >> oklahoma. >> dallas, texas. >> des moines. >> iowa. bryan: yes. basically every layer in america is here as you can tell. that winter meeting is off to a really exceptional start. we already discussed the forecast for our cities. the current state of opportunity zones with senator scott. we reviewed the mayor's water council and received remarks from the epa. we are examining ideas for economic growth in distressed communities. our attendance and engagement is strong. we have mayors from 46 states, every corner from miami to anchorage and city -- san diego to boston. tohave from 2000 residents 8.7 million. i am pleased to say the mayors from america's three largest cities are here. we will be speaking to our membership. mayor deblasio, mayor garcetti and mayor lightfoot are here. we will get a look at the innovati

duncan hunter has officially submitted his letter of resignation to house speaker nancy pelosi and governor gavin newsom. hunter pleaded guilty to conspiring to steal campaign funds last month and he admitted he took hundreds of thousands of dollars so he and his wife could maintain their lifestyle. he used the money to buy everything from fast food to luxury vacations. hunter is expected to step down next week. >>> san francisco is ordering a scooter rental company stop doing business within its borders. claiming it is operating illegally with fake permits. yesterday the san francisco city attorney's office sent a cease-and-desist letter to go ask say that the company gain an unfair advantage over competitors who have abided by the permit program. they say it parts or scooters at businesses rather than on public curves. the company says it has partnered with 75 businesses around town and shares revenue with them in exchange for space to park. >>> i walnut creek resident packed the community for my flight to discuss solution to homelessness in the city. some people told us they know the cit

duncan kennedy, bbc news, in salisbury. how do you like your tea?premium and herbal blends. that has contributed to the news today that consumer goods giant unilever could sell the pg tips and lipton brands — because they are falling out of favour with the public. according to research firm kantar, the tea industry is worth 672 million a year. but over the last two years, demand for traditional black tea has fallen byjust under 3%. in contrast, demand has risen for other types of tea, with herbal teas now worth over £50 million. cold tea infusions are valued at over £11 million. let's speak to kim havelaar, a tea sommelier and founder of the london—based tea brand, roqberry — which sells speciality teas. kim, welcome. so, black tea sales are down a little bit, herbal teas up are down a little bit, herbal teas upa are down a little bit, herbal teas up a little bit, is that your experience working in the trade? yes, absolutely, and if you look at the trends, it's been going on since the trends, it's been going on since the last a—5 years or so, i woul