y para saber la respuestavamos a pasar con elena tabraue. adelante, elena.del Área de la bahÍa. tambiÉn el centro. santa rosa, napa, van a ver la nubosidad reducida a menos de 1 km. y hasta el mediodÍa del sÁbado. es muy importante que tenga mucha precauciÓn si va a manejar durante la prÓxima madrugada. muchos se preguntan cuÁl es la diferencia entre neblina y niebla. lo que diferencia una de la otra es la visibilidad. con la neblina la visibilidad puede ser mayor de 1 km y con la niebla 1 km o menos. tiene que tener mucha precauciÓn cuando vaya a manejar . mantener las distancias entre los vehÍculos y reducir la visibilidad mientras que la neblina afecta nuestra Área. tambiÉn usar las luces antiniebla. las lluvias estarÁn realizando desde el sÁbado en la tarde al área de lavalle se pueden extender hasta el domingo en la maÑana. todo asociado a otro frente frÍo que se va desplazar sÓlo nuestra regiÓn. luego nos va a quedar un ligero descenso en las temperaturas. domingo mÁxima 60 y dos pero iniciaremos la prÓxima semana con condiciones secas. mÁs informaciÓn

paola: elena, cuÉntanos si tenemos que alistar los abrigos y las llamas tambiÉn elena: este jueves vimoss 50 y 7 grados. nos quedamos ligeramente a 1 grado de igualar las temperaturas normales para esta Época del aÑo. maÑana viernes en la maÑana, cielos mayormente despejados, 38 grados de temperatura a las 8:00 de la maÑana. en la tarde, la temperatura mÁxima de san josÉ tiene en 60 grados, cielos mayormente soleados y vientos del noroeste entre cinco y 10 millas por hora. en los prÓximos dÍas, con condiciones secasen la tarde, en la noche del viernes regresando las lluvias y hasta el sÁbado al mediodÍa. sÁbado en la tarde al domingo, condiciones secas en el Área de la bahÍa. las temperaturas van a sufrir un descenso en las prÓximas horas despuÉs del paso del frente frÍo, con mÁximas para el fin de semana que pueden estar en los mediados 50 grados para oakland, san josÉ y concord. en el pronÓstico extendido para san josÉ, el domingoserÁ el mejor dÍa del fin de semana. cielo parcialmente soleado, mÁxime 56 grados. iniciaremos la prÓxima semana laboral con ligeras probabilidades de lluvias

paola: al parecer nos espera 1 fin de semana bastante frÍo, elena tiene la informaciÓn con la ventanal área de la bahÍa, afortunadamente en las prÓximas horas condiciones secas en nuestra Área. igualmente el viernes podemos tener condiciones secas en el Área de la bahÍa, las lluvias van hasta regresando medida que otro frente frÍo se seca nuestra Área. >> a partir del siguiente mes habrÁ nuevos vigilantes en las instalaciones del var. >> ademÁs las nuev >> despuÉs de que los residentes de parques de casas mÓviles en san josÉ, recibieran 1 carta de desalojo, hoy el alcalde de la ciudad y 1 concejal tomaron algunas cartas en el asunto. ramÓn: dayana garcÍa hablÓ con estos funcionarios y con inquilinos que estÁ muy preocupados, adelante allana con los pormenores. dayana: muy buenas tardes ramÓn, paola, estamos yendo la noticia desde que los residentes recibieron esta carta y nos cuentan que esto les cayÓ como 1 balde de agua frÍa, especialmente para aquellos que acaban de comprar su casa sin haber sido avisados de que todo esto iba a ocurrir, lo bueno es que parece haber 1 luz ahora al f

elena has been a supporter from the beginning she was here when people gathered here in bologna or for the 1st time in november to protest against racism isolation and right wing populism since then the new movement has been taking over squares all over italy which hasn't only surprised elena but established politicians to. another. so leadership it all began with the tale. he wanted to fill the sports arena and belong you know with thousands of supporters at the general must see this let's bet to get at least 6000 people onto the payouts of more than sylvia followers in the end it was 15000 and i'm going to go i think we need to me that. all this to stop the league annoyed leader and his right wing populist politics. vini wants to regain power after he broke up the governing 5 star coalition last summer. and the amelia romana have traditionally always had left wing governments but salvini wants to win them in the upcoming regional elections the sardines want to stop him. i went up as an excuse how venal is the strong man right now which makes many people feel safe and secure. i don't

but the artist couple remains together along with elena and the child. began painting again in 1908 in the town of moore now together with possibly can and. they spent 6 weeks together painting and discussing art. were an odd couple she the baron a socialite with a large hats and he in the silent observer. and together the couple helped give birth to expressionism. world war one broke out the couple had to flee munich to switzerland. they lived there in poverty in a 2 room apartment together with helena and her son. finally . decided to part ways. she went to ask owner in italian speaking switzerland where the locals called her grandmother. she died in 19383 years before you have lenski. inconsolable she wrote i was the companion of this clever and genius talented woman. i just love the strikingly vibrant colors about all those mint after all it was the color blue and it's not lost in culture stories on the website at the w dot com slash coffee shop but for now that's it i'll buy. a coke for john. the rain forest is in ivory coast are threatened by illeg

elena, what are you hearing about this? is there any chance this is gamesmanship by mcconnell, make it seem like it's a struggle but in the end he pulls it out? or do you think with the bolton new information and his suggestion that it is a dicy proposition for holding back witnesses? >> i do think, chris, that, you know, bolton's revelations as part of this book have complicated mcconnell's calculus. i was just in kentucky to talk to mcconnell's die hard republican voters back home how they feel about this. a lot of mythology that surrounds mcconnell right now as republican majority leader has relied on his handling of this trial. and i do have to wonder that if, you know, ultimately he does not have the votes to block witnesses from testifying, whether that tarnishes the sort of image of him as kind of the ruthless go-getter who would not let anything hurt the republicans' case in this moment. so i do think this is about his personal legacy as much as it is just the outcome of this trial. >> elena, thank you. stay with me

elena: durante la prÓxima madrugada, nuevamente la neblina y la niebla van a estar afectando el ÁreaÑana. pero muchos se preguntan sobre la diferencia entre la neblina y la niebla. en la neblina la visibilidad es mayor a 1 kilÓmetro. con la niebla usted va a poder ver 1 kilÓmetro o menos.. otra es la visibilidad de las radios sonoras en la neblina. la niebla, hacer partÍculas mÁs densas, los rayos solares no son visibles. precauciÓn, maÑana vamos a tener ambas en el Área de la bahÍa, fundamentalmente al este. niebla densa que va a reducir la visibilidad a menos de 1 kilÓmetro. cuando maneja hacia el trabajo y lleve a los niÑos a las escuelas, precauciÓn al conducir, reducir la velocidad, guardar la distancia entre los vehÍculos y usar luces antiniebla. las lluvias estarÁn regresando a partir de las 11:00 de la maÑana al Área de la bahÍa. se pueden extender hasta las 4:00 de la tarde. despuÉs del frente, condiciones secas. a final de semana disfrutaremos de cielos parcialmente soleados, con temperaturas en aumento, mÁximas el viernes en 70 grados. el prÓximo fin de semana tendremos ha

elena: un saludo.a los 51°, 48 en san josÉ, una madrugada muy fresca en nuestra Área, tambiÉn estarÁ presente durante la primera hora del sÁbado neblina y niebla densa en el Área de la bahÍa, como ya decÍa, la gran diferencia es en la visibilidad, pero realmente, miren la visibilidad estarÁ reducida a menos de 1 km en todo lo que es santa rosa, napa, durante las primeras horas del sÁbado, por tanto tendremos niebla en nuestra regiÓn, usted tiene que mantener esas medidas de precauciÓn cuando va a manejar debe reducir la velocidad, guardar la distancia entre los vehÍculo, otra buena medida es usar esas luces antiniebla. para el fin de semana se espera que en el Área de la bahÍa, el sÁbado cielos mayormente soleados, pero la noche podemos ver un 30% de probabilidad de lluvias. asÍ que saquen sus sombrillas, y paraguas, partir del sÁbado en la noche como las temperaturas ligeramente decidiendo para el domingo, despuÉs del paso de c frente frÍo, con mÁximas quedando en los 62°. la buena noticia es que come

since then the new movement has been taking over squares all over italy which hasn't only surprised elena but established politicians to. another. sunday this is it all began with the tale. he wanted to fill the sports arena and belong you know with thousands of supporters at the general must feel this lets a bet to get at least 6000 people onto the pitch more than still beat me follow us in the end it was 15000 to do i think we need to me learn. all this to stop the leak and nord leader and his right wing populist politics. vini wants to regain power after he broke up the governing firestar coalition last summer. and the amelia romana have traditionally always had left wing governments but salvini wants to win them in the upcoming regional elections the sardines want to stop him. woke up and went downstairs tell me more is the strong man right now which makes many people feel safe and secure. i mean i don't know what is worrying us sardines our movement. the sardines don't want to nationalist italy this brings them closer together says pierluigi massaro who's observing the sardines as a

elena, yontville, at .2. sfo .03. fog on the bog, there i also east and joining in now is oakland airport and livermore is down to a quarter mile visibility. san jose east, san jose seven mile's half moon bay, but not as bad in the areas to the north. 40s on the temps for most. 42 in sacramento, 19 in trick. the winter weather advisory is out for late tomorrow coming in from 3,500 feet so if you must travel, you must go as early as you can. the bulk of the system is coming in later tonight but it's spreading in high clouds tonight so let's get some rain out of this one, much more so than the one we just had. i would think a quarter to a third, russian river late tonight into 10:00 tomorrow morning. upper 50s for a few, but these temps are going to be near average to below and we'll get a cool northwest breeze there friday into saturday. >> steve, thank you. >>> 7:53. they're really teeny and really important, the california production is disappearing fast. coming up why the bee population is dying and what's being don

. >> quien sabe que le toda la informaciÓn es nuestra meteorÓloga elena tabraue quien nos cuentan detallese mantiene por encima de lo normal. la prÓxima madrugada nuevamente vamos a tener neblina y niebla sobre nuestra Área, fundamentalmente las primeras horas del martes la neblina densa puede afectar nuestra regiÓn y reducir la visibilidad a menos de cinco millas aquÍ en el Área de la bahÍa, es importante que el martes en la maÑana tenga precauciÓn al conducir, reduzca la velocidad y mantenga la distancia entre los vehÍculos y otra buena medida, use y luces antiniebla. pero las lluvias pueden regresar para que saque sombrillas y paraguas esto serÁ a partir de las 11:00 de la maÑana de maÑana martes, se espera un 30% de posibilidad de lluvia que pueden extenderse hasta las 7:00 de la noche aquÍ en el Área de la bahÍa, pero hasta final de semana las condiciones secas en nuestra regiÓn. cielo nublado pero jueves, viernes y el prÓximo fin de semana con muy buenas condiciones y cielo soleado, y las temperaturas en aumento nuevamente el sÁbado podemos tener en san josÉ hasta 72° de temperatura

segÚn familiares y amistades cercanas marÍa elena y vera carrizal mantenÍan una relaciÓn amorosa. >>brÍa del hecho pero acepto que si la conocÍa a marÍa elena pero que no tenía que ver con el ataque durante una entrevista de radio digo que trabajÓ con Él y que tenÍan una amistad pero que no implica nada. si tienes un estilo de vida sano asÍ te va, dijo. alan: estÁ prÓfugo, lo estÁ buscando y tiene que pagar todas las consecuencias. maity: esta chica todavÍa no se puede recuperar porque su cuerpo rechaza muchos de los injertos que se le ha hecho. necesita reconstrucciÓn de muchos Órganos. alan:oye maity! mi maity feliz cumpleaÑos! [aplausos] [gritos] [hablan a la vez] maity: muchas gracias, gracias, gracias. alan: con tu pastel hermoso. francisca: mira quÉ lindo! [hablan a la vez] karla: pide un deseo. [cantan] [gritos] [aplausos] >> estamos en todas las redes sociales, sÍguenos en twitter, facebook e instagram revive tu segmento favorito www.despiertaamÉrica.com, app de univisiÓn y a nuestra pÁgina de youtube. ♪ ♪ ♪ chef:vamos a ponerla aquÍ. karla: me encantÓ el pastel quÉ bonito. c

the world number one book her place in the final 16 with an impressive straight set victory against elena rybakina. many people were predicting that she could have been a test for ash barty when you consider she has won 11 of her 12 matches coming into this. she isa her 12 matches coming into this. she is a rising star of tennis with a early and start to the year. ashleigh barty expected a tough challenge but coming off court she said she arguably played the best match of the tournament so far. she is looking really good and the crowd are absolutely delighted. it means she is now making way for serena williams, another who could challenge for the title stop her last title was back here in 2017. chasing her 24th title. and finally, last up on the rod laver arena, novak djokovic will be in action djokovic also a defending champion in the men's singles. a bumper schedule for the main show court where the roof is open because we have early in sunshine here today in contrast, in stark contrast to what we saw player yesterday. the sun lounge in the background gives it away. it will be different

. >> elena gomez talked with the latino community to get their reaction. >> reporter: we talked to latinod leaders attending an event here promoting more latinos in hollywood here in boyle heights. i want to ask them about the diversity of the oscars this year. many of them says there has to be more latino films to choose from. >> good morning, everybody. >> reporter: dozens of latinos and leaders of the entertainment industry joined together looking to literally change the face of hollywood. >> when latinos and immigrants aren't accurately or positively represented in entertainment. it means that we're not telling our own stories and that leaves a vacuum that allows others to control the narrative. >> reporter: this latinx group is supporting a new collaboration in hollywood to get more latinos behind and in front of the camera. >> change is the only thing that's constant. this too will change. >> and "parasite." >> nice. >> congratulations to those men. >> reporter: and just before today's press conference, oscar nominations were announced, with a lack of diversity across the board. >>

elena gomez with more. >> reporter: fans pay respect to basketball legend kobe bryant in los angeles. north in calabasas, crews are investigating the helicopter crash. >> unfortunately had inordinate amount of interest accessing the site by unauthorized personnel, now patrolling on horseback. >> asking residents to send in photos at time of the crash. >> how thick was the fog? >> thick, pool filled with milk. >> reporter: los angeles mispolice grounded their helicopters, unclear in played a role. all nine people were killed on the way to his 13-year-old daughter's basketball game. pilot had been flying 20 years. john altobelli, baseball coach, wife and daughter. >> kristina mauser, mother of three, also part of the group. >> how do you tell a child their mommy is no longer with us. >> reporter: fans at staples center remembering the legend and close friends like lebron james speaking out. remembered last calm sunday morning, didn't think for million years would be the last conversation we'd have. planning to be there five days, debris spread out 500 to 600 feet. >>> daily city youth b

elena gomez with more. >> reporter: fans pay respect to basketball legend kobe bryant in los angeles. north in calabasas, crews are investigating the helicopter crash. >> unfortunately had inordinate amount of interest accessing the site by unauthorized personnel, now patrolling on horseback. >> asking residents to send in photos at time of the crash. >> how thick was the fog? >> thick, pool filled with milk. >> reporter: los angeles mispolice grounded their helicopters, unclear in played a role. all nine people were killed on the way to his 13-year-old daughter's basketball game. pilot had been flying 20 years. john altobelli, baseball coach, wife and daughter. >> kristina mauser, mother of three, also part of the group. >> how do you tell a child their mommy is no longer with us. >> reporter: fans at staples center remembering the legend and close friends like lebron james speaking out. remembered last calm sunday morning, didn't think for million years would be the last conversation we'd have. planning to be there five days, debris spread out 500 to 600 feet. >>> daily city youth b

joining us now white house reporter for axios, elena, great to have you with us. president trump's decision not to escalate the military conflict with iran mean for the administration's next steps in the region, do you think? >> the president clearly was taking his foot off the gas in the live address to the nation yesterday and shortly after his statement, people within the administration had begun already pointing to that, and pointing to the response from iran following the attack last week as a big deescalation effort and saying that, look, we're not going into a military war with iran. there was an imminent threat posed by general soleimani that we had taken care of and that looking forward we're not -- the situation there is not going to be enough that we're heading into war, and so it was an appropriate attack. of course people in congress, people on the hill, disagree with that. republicans and democrats included. they argue that this was not -- they still do not have enough information to show that general soleimani did pose an imminent threat as they cla

incluyendo la seÑora marÍa elena, quien expresÓ que la actual ley de atener estas normas establecidas por la policÍa. la ley especifica que los par tienen el derecho de saber quÉ se enseÑa a sus hijos. esta madre dice que la ley no es muy clara. >> no estÁ en todos los idiomas y no es claro cÓmo debe ser. cronista: los que apoyan la medida dicen que seguirÁn luchando por su aprobaciÓn. claudia: sacramento ya se analiza una medida que se conoce como el botÓn de pÁnico que ayudarÍa a empleados de hoteles y moteles pedirÉ ayuda cuando se sientan en peligro. cronista: estoy con el concejal de sacramento. usted acaba de presentar una propuesta de botÓn de pÁnico para los trabajadores de hoteles y moteles. >> asÍ es. esto es muy largo los trabajadores, en sacramento el turismo esta creciendo demasiado. y a veces en los hoteles hay emergencias que corren y no se puede tomar medidas rÁpidas. con este botÓn de pÁnico, van a poder ser atendidos sus emergencias. si uno usa un telÉfono mÁs y llama a la policÍa en ese momento, la policÍa va a durar un tipo para que llegue. la seguridad de un motel

across eastern europe just over 30 years ago, the overthrow of the nicolae ceausescu and his wife elenamania was the bloodiest. the uprising began in the western city of timisoara where a local pastor, laszlo tokes, took a stand against the authorities. the unrest started in timisoara in transylvania following the arrest of pastor laszlo tokes. laszlo tokes, who was an outspoken critic of the government, refused to leave when the secret police came to arrest him. several hundred churchgoers gathered to stop them. i did not want to become a revolutionary. but step by step my attitude was radicalised because we had to speak out. he was a stalinist—type dictator. the romanian system became more and more cruel. we were under total control by the securitate, the romanian secret service. the church became a centre of peaceful opposition. i did not make politics. i only tried to express that we must obey god rather than men. it wasn't just that he was a gifted preacher. he was the first man they had ever known who was prepared to stand up and challenge the ceausescu dictatorship and its deadly

romaine: our thanks to elena. let's switch gears now. suggestions,e some joe.you spend every waking moment of your life on twitter. did you think something was wrong? joe: i thought it was perfect. romaine: he held an event in houston and invited some celebrities on stage. elon musk was there. scarlet: elon musk who has 30.7 million followers. romaine: and asked what we should do to make twitter better. he said, get rid of the -- is that a thing? that het i suspect is tweets and then a thousand people show up in his mentions saying to buy bitcoin. -- for most ofy us, i don't think that is a big issue. interviewe had the with our canada affiliate where he basically talked about how he liked the tweets, saying they showed emotional authenticity, and that is what dorsey seemed to think twitter users should have. almost gotusk also himself in serious trouble thanks to twitter. i don't know. scarlet: be careful what you wish for. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ romaine: president trump's impeachment trial kicks off. the president has named alan dershowitz to rep

kathy says -- host: we will try elena, in arlington, virginia. high. caller: happy new year to everyone. i'm not really sure if i'm optimistic or pessimistic, but one thing that has been occupying me for a while, pun intended, or maybe pun not intended, my father is palestinian. my mother is retired foreign service. you know, we spend a lot of time, sorry, talking about all of these issues. the thing that is really sticking with me, and i spent a lot of time looking at the media , listening, watching, and you , the i see a lot of people news media people. i apologize to you guys, but i think people are not covering what's happening in the middle east in a very reasonable way. there are very few muslims, arabs, and people from the region actually able to speak for themselves. since 9/11 you would think that things would have improved and people would really be speaking about things and wanting to learn about what's happening. i understand people getting upset about anti-semitism. that is real. that stuff does go on. but also there has been this of what'

might recognize whether from family guy or the emperor's new group or you may know him as heidi, elena'sd boyfriend in seinfeld. comedian actor patrick warburton live in studio. great to have you, i've got a six -year-old daughter and she loves ranch. she will eat anything with ranch. she said something of the day that reminded me of seinfeld, why can't i eat ranch for dinner? there is a line i think you said you lane we said something like, don't remember it was something like why can't i why can't it just be a snack why can't it be dinner. >> gypsum is also something. there was a long time ago. >> it was. the petty character when you first read it compared to the petty character when you walk up the show, how did that evolve? is it what the writers division? 's but they don't always know what they are looking for until they see it or hear it because originally he was just jerry's mechanic. i don't think the staccato tendency for him to be a halfwit , like i made, might have been in the original script from i made him really stupid. >> it was good stupid. >> it was a lot of fun. >> did

it's an expensive program, but elena bicker is quick to tell you, incredibly effective.makes to these veterans, doesn't it? >> it's life changing. their families will tell us, you gave me back my husband. you saved my marriage. >> reporter: the impact of and demand for this innovative program means arf needs more space for veterans in need to train the rescue dogs they're paired with. this new 8,000 square foot facility is under construction now, but at the same time, the old building needs a little tlc. this is a state of the art facility. a model really for the country and the heart of walnut creek. it's been open for about 15 years. they rescue 200 dogs per month, but it needs some work. time takes its toll. this giant trash can filled with ceiling tiles and, as you can see, the roof is leaking. >> and i'd like to tell you this is the only one we have in this building, but it's not. >> several spots like this? >> we have several spots like this. >> so fortunate, though, this incredible facility. 15 years ago and it's been leaking and causes chaos in here. >> reporter:

ben nakazo, followed by elena nielson followed by sarah kim and followed by salina lucino. >> thank youy much, i'm a 60 year resident of japan town in the western addition and a member of the japan town task force. it's with great pride i stand before you to speak in support in favor of cafe mums in the hotel brew bucannon. i'd like to recognize the support of the president of the board and the executive director of the japan town task force. cafe mums has been a gathering place over 40 years. not only for visitors staying at the hotel and other tourists, family and friends and community people from the neighborhood and beyond. it is an ideal place centrally located. i often go to get my breakfast or lunch and the menu offers not only japanese food but american dishes as well. as their signature plate of shabu shabu. my favorite breakfast is grilled salmon with rice with nori and my lunch is rice wrapped in an omelette and yakisoba which is fried into the noodles. i often meet with colleagues to discuss items of the day and to snack and have a drink it. offers comfort food and an ideal

senators are working together to try to coordinate so that they can tell a story, democrats tell elenaeporters that they are going to try to emphasize gaps and holes in the republican defense to show things that haven't been answered. so to make the case for witnesses implicitly there. republicans say that they are going to ask a bunch of questions about corruption in ukraine as a way to try to justify the president's push for an investigation there. >> so, mike, really quickly what is axios learning in terms of the questions that senators are planning to ask? what are their priorities? you outlined a little bit in terms of what each side does, but the reality is do republicans want to drag this bit out? could this backfire for them if they start going down the road of saying let's have a lot of these questions about corruption? >> no, you're right. opening the door as the lawyers say. we have 16 hours, probably over two days to do this, and we got a preview of some of the questions from some friends of "morning joe," including senator chris coons of delaware who says that he's going t

academician who cannot govern as i lead the last battle actually collective was sucked out of and i got elena with a such a deployment and the ethnos will not get a measure. president are handy however dismissed suggestions that the army commanders are hashmi was plotting against him he argued quite the opposite that all hashmi had been consistently loyal to him throughout his presidency. by the commander can you be a priority for him and how do you know what you know what and then it would go i could have a no know how i look at the bit with no question. why. he would have even happen near for the. crimean quickly read the memo to get it i think we had to learn how did you happen to have it this way. in their local medical and. of course at about 7 eleventh's hour the stuff that i was a lot of how do you have 11 that are all magic afia have you any. idea what a loss on our one number that i should question me supper. for but i will and the what i can and know are that with me who are the serger if they were at the lead. in part 2 our humvees friends is deadly rivals and the enemies who posed

>> my colleague, elena treen based on reporting from last night, they're going to argue just that.e case. that they received the aid. that president trump met with zelensky in the end, but i mean, that -- that can really, it sort of misses the central point which is that the president has been arguing all along he never tied the holdup of ukrainian aid to these investigation, denied it against tonight and john bolton's book apparently directly contradicts that. i don't see any way around that, but these senate republicans are incredibly, in many cases, devoted to trump, in many cases forced to be devoted to him, because they're getting furious calls from constituents saying, stick with donald trump. better not abandon him. >> their own re-election is tied to the president as well. >> jonathan from washington, always a pleasure. axios a.m., read it in a bit. >>> that does it for us on "first look." "morning joe" starts right now. >>> 19-year-old young black men. there are a lot of other young black men out there watching you this morning. what do you say to them about their responsi

. >>> elena plot is back and legal analyst ellie hoenig. i think there's a lot to discussion here.here. let me start with the biggest of big pictures, ellie. the fact of new information and evidence which confirms parts of what seems to be a scheme to pressure ukraine. pretty interesting with the impeachment trial days away. >> i think it's exhibit a for why we need exhibits, why we need witnesses and documents. this investigation is still ongoing, we're learning important, new details every day, and i think this should fuel the democrats' fight to not have this be a whitewash, to not have this be a shutdown. look at the documents. these are wild -- not accusations, these are facts. this is proof. i mean, the narrative of i hardly knew the guy, trying to distance himself from rudy. now rudy says he's acting with the direct consent from the president. everyone's trying to distance themselves from lev parnas, drawing him closer to giuliani and trump. wee a situation where the facts are evolvinevolving, we need a trial. >> this is madness, i think. this is -- the fact that every week

upcoming programs, that c-span.org, slash history, up next a discussion about the racially motivated 1919 elena are sick and saw mass secure, panelist contributed to the book, the lane mass secure on arkansas, a century of atrocity and resistance, 1819 to 1919, this is part of the 2019 south

here's abc's elena gomez. >> reporter: just a day after sharing his heartfelt reasons for stepping down from royal duties -- >> there was so many months of talks after so many years of challenges. and i know i haven't always gotten it right, but as far as this goes there really was no other option. >> reporter: harry set off to canada to reunite with meghan and baby archie. >> what i want to make clear is, we're not walking away. and we certainly aren't walking away from you. >> reporter: harry giving this honest speech at a charity event on sunday night. a little over a week after shocking the world with a big announcement that the sussexes were stepping down from royal duties. the couple's already out of the uk and beginning their next chapter in canada. >> they've gone to that very clean break. i think realistically, actually, that was probably the only choice. >> reporter: meghan and mary will not represent the queen anymore, they will not receive public funds, and the uk will no longer be their primary home. harry says the couple is taking a leap of faith into a new role in a new c

if you walk up to elena kagan on the streets of washington after a question about admiralty law be perfectly within her rights as a, i don't answer quiz is about admiralty law that you have a question, get a case. to this report, give us a chance to have an oral ordinance and will reflect on it and give you argue. even injury, if you have a jury listening to the case, you can't walk into the jury room midway through and take a poll and say what you think,is he guilty or not ? the jury is a process of coming to of you and it's only at the end of that process he gets to speak but we the people quiz. you're making dinner, the telephone rings. you pick it up, somebody says what you think of nafta or should wehave foreign reactors i do not know anything about those questions . you don't have achance to reflect rid you have no staff . your asked your view and your views are represented and then it's like look stupid people are. what do you expect? even a kagan would be stupid if you didn't get a chance to read more recoveries or have a chance to reflect the one part of this is just why we accept t

ben nakazo, followed by elena nielson followed by sarah kim and followed by salina lucino. >> thank you very much, i'm a 60 year resident of japan town in the western addition and a member of the japan town task force. it's with great pride i stand before you to speak in support in favor of cafe mums in the hotel brew bucannon. i'd like to recognize the support of the president of the board and the executive director of the japan town task force. cafe mums has been a gathering place over 40 years. not only for visitors staying at the hotel and other tourists, family and friends and community people from the neighborhood and beyond. it is an ideal place centrally located. i often go to get my breakfast or lunch and the menu offers not only japanese food but american dishes as well. as their signature plate of shabu shabu. my favorite breakfast is grilled salmon with rice with nori and my lunch is rice wrapped in an omelette and yakisoba which is fried into the noodles. i often meet with colleagues to discuss items of the day and to snack and have a drink it. offers comfort food and an id

the kind of judges i think we should put forward as a now.dent or on the court people like elena kagannd sonia sotomayor. notoriouseyer and the rbg. i think we should have a diverse court. put a highly have esteemed african-american judge recommended to barack obama on the federal district minnesota court. i think that will reflect on the kind of judges i put in when i am president. one thing you should know about me is i like to get things done quickly and right. one of the things president obama confronted when he came in, it was a lot harder to immediately put the judges up and realize what the republicans were going to do. willa some precious time. i will not let us lose precious time. there are going to be a bunch of openings. get the process moving through the senate. we do not want to lose times. these guys have been stacking the court. there are going to be a lot of openings when a new president comes in. it is time to fill them with judges who pursed -- who respect the law. amanda: when you are looking at who to nominate, are there any cases you would ask them about and you wo

ben nakazo, followed by elena nielson followed by sarah kim and followed by salina lucino. >> thank you very much, i'm a 60 year resident of japan town in the western addition and a member of the japan town task force. it's with great pride i stand before you to speak in support in favor of cafe mums in the hotel brew bucannon. i'd like to recognize the support of the president of the board and the executive director of the japan town task force. cafe mums has been a gathering place over 40 years. not only for visitors staying at the hotel and other tourists, family and friends and community people from the neighborhood and beyond. it is an ideal place centrally located. i often go to get my breakfast or lunch and the menu offers not only japanese food but american dishes as well. as their signature plate of shabu shabu. my favorite breakfast is grilled salmon with rice with nori and my lunch is rice wrapped in an omelette and yakisoba which is fried into the noodles. i often meet with colleagues to discuss items of the day and to snack and have a drink it. offers comfort food and an id

upcoming programs, that c-span.org, slash history, up next a discussion about the racially motivated 1919 elena are sick and saw mass secure, panelist contributed to the book, the lane mass secure on arkansas, a century of atrocity and resistance, 1819 to 1919, this is part of the 2019 southern historic associations annual conference quick welcome to new perspectives and sources, this is a panel to devoted to understanding a horrific series events that started just over i'd years ago where african americans were hunted down by an raged crowd of whites in arkansas, i want to recognize the work lancaster did in helping to organize this panel, in unfortunately he had to change his plans to join us, and participate all three of our scholars, here on this panel are contributors to a book edited, we are shamelessly plugging that right here, the elaine mascara in arkansas, a century of atrocity and resistance, 1819 to 1919, full disclosure i read it to, this is not about me, i want to introduced all three of our panelists first, though each present for about 20 to 25 minutes, and after that i will spe

elena ross says a chilly but gorgeous morning in alameda. 38 in daily city, beginning to make its move and it's going to be here tomorrow morning. they'll be clouds increasing throughout the day and a cool day. mostly sunny in the morning and we'll turn partly to mostly cloudy. the marin county up to sonoma. that's the main culprit. 30s for many and that'll bring us pretty good rain tomorrow. 50s on the temps. sal is here at 7:31. that's 7:31, and he'll cell us. >>> that's right. we have traffic that is getting slower but i have a feeling today is going to be better than tomorrow because it's not raining, it's dry. we do see that east shore freeway is taking 37 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the vallejo and add 20 to the bay bridge toll plaza. dry commute tomorrow as you've heard sam say. it's tough getting there from 880 and the south bay has filled in from 85 to 101 are all slow into sunnyvale and cupertino. 7:32, back to the desk. >>> and back to the desk we just brought you live, nancy pelosi announcing the managers who will act as prosecutors include house judiciary committe

this is elena on our independent line.aller: yes, i would just like to say, the same way people second amendment, why don't they protect the 13th amendment? everybody cannot be wrong about foreign interference in our election. if we hold anything else sacred, we should hold that when sacred, just like people do the second amended. .nd i got four grandchildren all of them carry a gun and i love them. but i cannot understand why people don't hold the 13th amendment sacred like they do the second one. thank you. host: you bet. gordon, next up, from florida. republican line. caller: thank you for having me on. i am the guy that almost one the shadow case. i am a conservative. we are being distracted. almost 10% of our code of that is college debt. i am trying to get my log to get --sident trump to reduce besides being the golden rule, student loan bankruptcy will sink lives before huge loans of money. i love president trump your you can google to see that i love president trump. i am a legend in florida. with solyndra, if they

raÚl: los protagonistas en aquel momento adela noriega, elena rojo, andrÉs garcÍa, cÉsar évora, entreados pero gracias a dios, dios obrÓ el milagro memo recupero la energÍa. es un triunfador, es un guerrero. es un hombre bueno comes un padre familia ejemplar. reportero: sin embargo el productor de televisiÓn todavÍa se encuentra internado en un hospital. >> todavÍa no puede tener comunicaciÓn directa con sus familiares. debe hacerlo bajo cuidado de asepsia. ya no estÁ en peligro su vida, es es algo muy importante. pero sigue con cuidados mÉdicos de alto riesgo. reportero: rafael revelÓ que estÁ por llegar a su fin el programa " nosotros los guapos" serÁ el prÓximo 19 de enero cuando se estrene la segunda parte de la cuarta y Última temporada. >> son varios factores. desde el principio tanto memo del bosque como adriÁn y ariel tomaron la decisiÓn de que querÍa que fuera una serie de cuatro temporadas para que se lograra lo que sucediÓ que fue un Éxito muy grande. reportero: el actor junto con su colega juan carlos colombo partieron la tradicional rosca de reyes antes del inicio de la o