elisa: we are not sure how quickly it will be.thorities about the details of this bailout and whether it can go ahead with compensation for some of the creditors that includes retail investors. until we know that, the company is going through a restructuring plan, but it needs to submit for those authorities. a lot unknowns still until we get there. tom: help me here with unicredit's chart and the reality of the cram down that is coming. this is an ugly chart. down we go with a massive regression in share price. what form will this cash call take? will it be a steal at gunpoint? will it be out to the street, where people make a decision to acquire shares in the resident dilutelders -- and present shareholders, or will it be a cram down where people are taken to take shares at government gunpoint? elisa: a combination of new and existing investors. the sheer scale is probably too much for existing shareholders. the foundations that have long been the linchpin of the base. what we are seeing in the market is the share price points t

elisa: the big picture is around the risk-reward equation. people fromeep going into the business of exploiting others through slavery? id right now, this is, as said, a very low-risk enterprise for the bad guys and high reward. so how to flip that, you have to increase the risk. that includes through law enforcement, through damage toal and other companies that don't do a good slavery ining rid of their supply chain, and decrease reward. so we have to tackle both sides of that. and, you know, as you keep hearing, some of the pieces of bes problem really can solved or significantly advanced through increased resources. ofon the close-to-home kind perspective, in the tvpa example, ition, for would be really good to have designated human trafficking prosecutors. were only 297 of these prosecutions last year. a provision that authorized human trafficking prosecutions in key u.s. attorney's offices, i think that number could go up and they could be responsible, the hub, for cultivating the relationships with all the different agencies that deal w

elisa. >> thank you, chairman. wow, i'm just digesting all of that incredible passion and intelligence and purpose from you. and feeling regretful i have to follow it. but thank you, also, ashton, for your -- for turning your talent, your profile, your smarts to this important issue. thanks to this committee and particularly thank you to you, mr. chairman, for your outstanding leadership on this issue. we are so grateful for your efforts to promote a stronger american leadership in this fight. slavery is a devastating assault on human dignity, perpetrators prey on the most vulnerable among us, refugees, children, the poor. it is a pressing global problem that affects and implicates the united states. it involves multinational supply chains, criminal enterprises, and the very terrorists and extremists that our nation has vowed to combat. it tests our country's willingness to uphold fundamental rights at home, and to challenge other governments to do the same. our country both a source and destination country for tra

entre tanto, elisa flores dice que lo acontecido a irvin gonzÁlez ha levantado las inseguridad entres no vas a querer denunciar lo que estÁ pasando. reportero: en el video con ese cartel momento cuando irvin gonzÁlez de sala de la corte junto a los dos agentes federales aurora gonzÁlez permanece detenido la cÁrcel del condado de el paso y lo visitan diariamente con funcionario del consulado de mÉxico, quienes le han asignado un abogado para que lo represente y busque evitar su red deportaciÓn. jorge: una mexicana de texas fue condenado a ocho aÑos de cÁrcel por fraude electoral al votar en las elecciones siendo sÓlo residente legal y no ciudadano estadounidense. asegura que no sabÍa que legal hacerlo pero su situaciÓn compleja. reportera: rosa marÍa ortega hace 37 aÑos y de origen mexicano fue condenada a ocho aÑos de prisiÓn por votar en dos elecciones siendo residente permanente y no ciudadano de los estados unidos como indica la ley. ortega asegurÓ que desconocÍa la diferencia entre la residente legal y ciudadano. precisamente el castigo de ortega e cuando la administraciÓn de otr

abc 7 reporter elisa harrington is live. the people are not taking any chances? >> matt, you can see this ferry across the street at pier 9. it's been rocking back and forth. so we are getting some wind out here. this is nothing compared to what is in store, though. i did find people preparing for this next round of rain, scrambling to patch pothole, stack sandbags and stay dry. get out those umbrellas. the rain is back. and the bay area is going to get drenched. the incoming storm prompted a high wind warning in san francisco. other regions are under a flood watch. in san jose, the guadalupe river is still at normal levels, but officials are keeping a close eye on it. pg&e has out extra crews, ready to restore downed lines and respond to any damages. here they are repairing poles in san mateo. and back in the city along 37th avenue and anza street. a karamed into this wooden pole, snapping it in half. in palo alto, this is what the weather has done to part of the road. it's quickly eroding, where traffic passes above las trancos creek. specialty towing is using

elisa cohen has the details. >> blowback from opponents to the dakota access pipeline after the armyps of engineers granitic construction on 1100 d. protest popping up around the country as organizer senate: social media. senator john hogan of north dakota whose date is the epicenter for the opposition has requested more federal law enforcement to help with resistance. >> we need to bring this to a conclusion not only did the energy infrastructure but it's been difficult for the people who live and work in the region. >> the above not administration asked for the army corps of engineers to conduct a new broader environmental impact statement amid claims by the standing rock sioux that the portion set to run underneath the river could contaminate the drinking water. in an executive order, president chung clears the way for construction to begin. in a statement, if it is successful and construct and a pipeline from the tribalistic to shut the pipeline operations down your decision on the grounds of the environmental review was cut short. >> there may be some last-minute efforts in cour

elisa wasn't raining inside.>> reporter: 19 floats are being held here.tephanie is the chief flow builder. >> it is always exciting. after months of hard work to see the things start to take shape.>> reporter: the process is involved. workers use power tools to build a huge blow you will see running -- writing down market street. the floats can be as tall is 14 feet with larger-than-life figures. the biggest one is the one from southwest airlines.>> this is one of my favorite this season. this is just total mixed-media. insanity. we have bone carvings. covered in glitter. we have our 6 boxes of mylar. we have more carving with really intricate painting. we have our genius welder who made this turntable up here. took the process began in november and ramp up last month. >> the chinese new year parade is one of the largest celebrations of chinese new year outside of asia. each year the floats get more intricate. technology is beginning to play a role in the flow. >> it is the bay area. what you see behind us is the lighting guys who come in and they start a

. >> bret: elisa, if you don't think the twitter, monitoring twitter is important, we read a lot of tweetsause the president reads, today there was international tweeting going on. president trump tweeting "iran is playing with fire. they don't appreciate how kind president obama was to them. me" 20 minutes later the iran foreign minister tweets, "iran unmoved by threats as we drive security from our people will never initiate war but we can only rely on our own means of defense, then we will all know mike never use our weapons against anyone -- let's see if anyone who complains to make this statement makes him statement." >> president trump is in the infancy of his administration, important for him to set the tone particularly in regards to iran. anyone that thought that iran was going to temper their behavior because of the iran deal has been completely dispelled by the provocations we have seen, as he spelled out earlier in the show, this most recent testing of a ballistic missile. not to mention the fact that two weeks after implementation date of the deal we saw, iranians put sailors

elisa harrington tells us the baby was born in the car outside the hospital. >> reporter: a special and fast delivery for kim gooden and dan stoke of oakland. they surprised everyone when she decided to make her arrival in the back seat of a car. >> a mellow night at home. a slow kind of normal labor. and then within about a half an hour, it just -- it was mayhem. >> reporter: by morning, things took off. they got into the car for the short drive to the hospital, but amara would not wait. >> the head was already crowning when we got to the hospital. >> reporter: the family got as far as that driveway. that's the valet parking drop-off in front of the hospital. a nurse who had just arrived for her shift heard screaming, and jumped into action. she called for a code stork, an emergency announcement that lets the hospital know there's a baby being born outside. surveillance video shows the crowd of hospital staff surrounding the car. that nurse has 32 years experience, but thursday was the first time she delivered a baby on her own. >> i think i was kind of in denial that it was happening.

abc7 news reporter elisa has the story. >> reporter: protesters confronted the sheriff outside her office after deputies carried out a court order to evict a 100-year-old woman from her home. the battle over iris canada's apartment has dragged on for months. the owners granted her life estate but things soured when they say she stopped living there full-time and she refused to sign a document to allow the building to be converted to condos. the threat of eviction sparked ugly protests by tenant rights groups. this week, a judge approved the eviction, and friday, the locks were changed. >> so they locked out a 100-year-old woman, locked all her medication in the apartment, they locked her wheelchair in the apartment. the woman is locked out. >> we don't want to evict anybody and especially somebody that's 100 years old. >> reporter: the sheriff says she's following the court's order. >> throughout this whole process, she's been offered services. she has -- including the adult protective agency. we've also, it's been my understanding from the very beginning, she did not need or want those s

. ♪ elisa: let's start with a check of your first word news.r force base in tampa where he gave his first remarks to service members as commander in cheese. the president soften his tone on nato, saying he supports it but once allies to pay their fair share. trump says he plans on making a egg investment in the military and u.s. veterans. vice president mike pence may cast a tie-breaking vote in the senate if the vote to confirm betsy devos ends up even. two republican senators plan to vote against her. if all 48 democrats vote no, devos will need the tie-breaker to get the job. defined sanctions -- define wantsons last week, iran more missiles. this comes one day after sanction for imposed on individuals and businesses supporting the missile program. legalizetes to thousands of homes built illegally on palestinian land.

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. >> want to thank elisa and ashton.saying he not only loved what ashton doing outside hollywood, he enjoys his movies. >> he's a smart guy, ashton kutcher. >> doing a good thing. >> thank you very much. mr. roker. >> show you what's going on. lake-effect snow. some remnant snow hanging around northern new england. but really other than these last couple snowstorms, things have been light over the last winter season as far as snow days. an inch or more, boston averages 11 of those, 7 in new york, philly, 6, washington, 5. look at this. boston coming the closest with 8 of them. northwest, snowy. 13 days 11, st. louis averages 8, only 9 in minneapolis, detroit 9 and chicago looking at 11 days at one inch or more. today mild afternoon heavy plains, mountain snow pacific northwest, northern california. windy and a little chillier in the northeast but beautiful weather through the gulf coast. that's what going on around the country, here is what's happening in your neck of the woods. >>> we have some snow showers that have bl