in fran's, not quite as long. instead what i thought i would do, i would let them introduce themselves. i want to tell you one thing about each of our discussants. first about harvey, and you know i'm going to have a hard time limiting myself with harvey, so i am limiting myself to one thing, he is a public intellectual. he is an idea person but, when i think about harvey, i think about teddy roosevelt, not hunting or doing all those, not that aspect of it, but i'm thinking about the man in the arena. here's a person who is an idea guy, and a thinker, but he has the courage and the guts to get in the arena and try to implement those idea. that's what a public servant does, so that what harvey is, and he is a public servant, so thank you, harvey. fran, we tend to think these days that the department of justice geared up for national security after 9/11 and with the formation of the national security division. not true. fran townsend, more than any other person except perhaps the attorney general janet reno was resp

our discussions are harvey and fran townsend. i was trying to figure out if i would go through their bios but then i realized they held collectively together every single job at the department of justice in the fbi going back to 1910. in harvey's case. in fran's not quite as long. so instead what i thought i would do is let them introduce themselves. but i want to tell you one thing about each. first, about harvey and you know i'm going to have a hard time livi limiting myself with harvey. he's an intellectual. he's an idea person. but i think about teddy roosevelt, not hunting or doing all those -- not that aspect of it. but i'm thinking about the man in the arena. here is a person who is an idea guy and a thinker but he as it curage and the gut to get in the arena and try to implement those ideas. that's what a public servient does and that's what harvey is, he's a public servient. fran, we tend to think these days that department of justice geared up for national security after 9/11 and with the formation of the national secur

fran, it's a special privilege to be. as you know fran is just joined our committee, and give her power she was able to have the 702 pass by the house right before this very gathering, which is in the statement of the power of our committee. so i think we should get to it, fran. 72 as passed by the house as you know there's a bit of controversy, vis-À-vis privacy interests and state interests. i'm wondering at this point time what your sense is of what, how the bill has been passed and what you understand is another compromise on whether you hit the right market? >> harvey and jamie thank you for having me. it's really, there's a lot of old fran's of pharmacology and rent it's a special privilege for me to be here with you today. look, i think, i expect that the bill will pass. i think we are on a ramp that the legislation should get vote in the senate on tuesday. will mcconnell allow amendments? not clear. think not. the bill passed despite the presidents tweet yesterday morning, and i think, people in this room under ci

let's take a look at your res t resulresul results or our results, frisco gets 7%, and san fran 4 e frany the least popular. and you can vote at abc7news.com/vote. >>> san francisco is a great city to spend some time outdoors even in winter. jessica castro from abc7 mornings has a look at a way to spend your weekend. >> should be a beautiful weekend to spend outdoors in san francisco and if it's something you enjoy, why not help make our city greener, the well known group friends of the urban forest kicks off their year this weekend. they're planting urban gardens once a month and trees twice a month. i spoke to the executive director and he said the organization is doubling its efforts in 2018 hoping to plant more than 2,000 trees, that's nearly twice compared to previous years. >> we need about 40 volunteers for etch tree planting, now we need about 80 volunteers every two weeks, which is a lot more people. >> you can sign up to help online, it is free. >>> also this weekend, for cyclists, the s.f. bicycle coalition is offering a free workshop specifically for you to learn how to ride

>> she loves fran. no., she said, "you know, win, lose, or draw, i want to be in the room with you when they call out your name." because she was with me a a couple years ago when we went for "brooklyn." >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. >> and -- i know. >> jimmy: i know that you -- >> but my mate came with me this time, my friend eileen came with me, so she was my -- my date. >> jimmy: will it make you too emotional if mom's there? >> it probably would have actually. >> jimmy: really? >> because it wasn't until i got off stage and i saw mom on facetime and she was like -- she was bawling her eyes out cause she was so tired. it's about 3:00 a.m. in ireland. [ audience aws ] so she was so tired. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and she had just been, like, tossing back the tea to stay awake -- [ laughter ] for, like, hours and hours and then she was really emotional. >> jimmy: no, i love that because -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: that was a cool moment. you actually got on stage and did eileen facetime your mom, no? >> no, it was our other

the survey found 75% called the city san francisco. 1% say san fran.explained why is it such a big deal? >> people really get irritated when you give them a nickname they don't like. and when people explain frisco or san fran, and they're not from here, it's irritating, because they're implying a sense of intimacy that doesn't really exist. >> isn't that a good point? >> yeah. >> the survey found that for people outside the bay area, san fran was the number one choice of nickname. people who live locally found frisco to be the most annoying nickname and that does kind of rub you the wrong way, doesn't it? >> yes. >> we did our own poll at abc 7 news.com/vote, asking what do you call the city. this is a live poll. san francisco,le 88%, frisco, 8 san fran, 4%. >> we appreciate you taking part. >>> as we move on, look at a string of dry days ahead. spencer will have the seven-day forecast. >>> this chp dash cam video gives you a heart-stopping like at the mudslide in montecito. the cruiser was being washed away until the officers were able to safely drive

fran: claro. regresÁramos hoy y le pudiÉramos tratar la casa. vamos a hacer una desinfecciÓn profunda para asegurarnos que todos los remanentes que haya quedado del insecto no pueda regresar a la cabeza de la persona. maite: perfecto. eso se lo vamos a tener al regreso de la pausa. volvemos con mÁs de "despierta amÉrica". karla: gracias. carlos: estamos con la boca abierta con todo esto de la profesiÓn. quÉ harÁn con los piojos despuÉs? ana: vamos a la pausa. se tiene que preparar para bajar la barriguita. desde new yorknos enlazamos en vivo con la revelaciÓn de la redes sociales. carlos: muy bien. estamos esperando una buena noticia. no se la pueden perder. ana: pueden escribir en las redes sociales. dinos la verdad. ♪ ♪ crest presenta ¿qué haces? la prueba de la servilleta. ¡mira lo amarillo que tengo los dientes! si, tienes razón. y eso que uso una pasta blanqueadora. es hora que uses whitestrips, son buenisimos. las pastas solo blanquean la superficie. pero crest whitestrips actúa con cuidado.

the survey found 75% called the city san francisco. 1% say san fran.t such a big deal? >> people really get irritated when you give them a nickname they don't like. and when people explain frisco or san fran, and they're not from here, it's irritating, because they're implying a sense of intimacy that doesn't really exist. >> isn't that a good point? >> yeah. >> the survey found that for people outside the bay area, san fran was the number one choice of nickname. people who live locally found frisco to be the most annoying nickname and that does kind of rub you the wrong way, doesn't it? >> yes. >> we did our own poll at abc 7 news.com/vote, asking what do you call the city. this is a live poll. san francisco,le 88%, frisco, san fran, 4%. >> we appreciate you taking part. >>> as we move on, look at a string of dry days ahead. spencer will have the seven-day forecast. your to-do list if yjust keeps growing. me, (laughs desperately) it never stops. which is why the online financing application at carmax.com is so convenient. get some of that finance stuf

fran: claro.s con una aspiradora. dÓnde vamos? luis: estÁ moviendo al departamento de una clienta que se hizo ayer el tratamiento. decidiÓ no regresar a la casa porque es algo serio a tomar en cuenta. hasta que nosotros regresÁramos hoy y le pudiÉramos tratar la casa. vamos a hacer una desinfecciÓn profunda para asegurarnos que todos los remanentes que haya quedado del insecto no pueda cabeza segÚn el diario de washington postel gobierno del presidente tropa acaba de anunciar la cancelaciÓn de ese alivio migratorio para setembro de 2019, fecha para la cual deberÁn regresar a su paÍs de origen o encontrar una manera de legalizar su estatus. esta decisiÓn era de esperarse porque hace unas veces el gobierno de trump cuestionÓ este beneficiarme tanto que los inminentes desamparados bajo el tps ya no necesitan de protecciÓn, e incluso vecinos de la legalidad de la medida. ademÁs, desde la lucha de hoy sobre el tps de salvador, el departamento de seguridad nacional habÍa anunciado el fin del tps que ben

fran unsworth, who at the time of the period where carrie was given her china job, fran unsworth wasarrie gracie. at times very emotional, and sometimes very angry, as well, expressing her view about management at the bbc. we will return to that a little later on. two other news... theresa may has tackled her critics. she responded to questions about the future as prime minister saying "i am nota future as prime minister saying "i am not a quitter". robert bryan reports from shanghai. who would have thought this was a prime minister on the rack? theresa may has come to china to talk trade and first up in the city of wuhan that means education. good arguments on both sides. uk schools and universities are here, english is the second most popular language in china. prime minister, i welcome you. nice to see you. but still there was no escaping the sense of a leadership crisis around every corner at home. even before she landed, she had to address that talk journalists travelling with her. first and foremost i am serving my country and my party. i am not a quitter and there is a long—te

. >> as you know, fran has just joined our committee and was able to have the 702 passed. [laughter] past, ie 702 was just am wondering what your senses of how the bill has been passed and what your senses on the compromise and whether they have hit the right mark. frances: there are a lot of friends and former colleagues in the room so it is a privilege to be with you today. i expect that the bill will pass. i think we are on a ramp that the legislation should get voted in the senate on tuesday. will mitch mcconnell allow amendments, not clear, i think not. despite thesed president's tweet yesterday morning. this roomople in understand, but what most americans do not understand, when you hear the privacy and civil liberties debate, i get why that is important during most people do not understand that have not worked inside the community is the many layers of protections that are inside the system, not just inside the fbi, yes they have an internal system of checks and balances, they also get reviewed by the justice department, now the national security division, formerly

tough break for fran and the alls on north broad street. >> up next see what a sculpter made out of aalf ton >> in pennsylvania state half ton of butter into a very large sculpture. >> work of art was unveiled pennsylvania harm show in harrisburg. it took sculptors several weeks to turn 1,000 pound of butter to the dairy industry tribute. all of the butter will be sent to a farm to be convert todd renewable energy

where's fran? you're there. >> hi. >> thank you, thank you. can tell we had a wonderful time making this film. it was a truly extraordinary experience. like we all have. had a beautiful heart. had beautiful people. thank yous are due to fox searchlight, film four who fitness e financed the movie for us and left us to make a wonderful film. thank you to our crew who just made every day going to work a pleasure. everything worked great. everyone upped their game. it was fantastic. thanks to our cast, to sam, to fran, to woody, and the others who are all terrific. thank you, finally, to martin mcdonagh. we made three films together. he is a true creative genius, extraordinary talent and lovely friend. we wouldn't be here but for him. thank you. >> just want to thank my agent, rhonda price, and all the nominees and, thank you. >> thank you so much. >> hey, good night, everybody. that's the golden globes. have a good evening. >> announcer: the nomination ballot is mailed to all eligible members of the hollywood foreign press association, who choose

>>> ahora todo >>> ahÍ tambiÉn habÍa un cuerpazo si quiere tener este cuerpo mÁs adelante nuestro fran. >>> no me veas feo no al bullying. pero este aÑo sÍ voy a cambiar, hay que salir, me voy a ahÍ rer. >>> quÉ >>> no perder el tiempo si sale con un hombre o una dama y no le gustÓ a la primera, no vaya a perder 6 meses tratando de darle una oportunidad para haber si legisle gusta >>> haber si cambian >>> miren a gabriel soto yo dije eso >>> se pasÓ >>> bueno, no, no >>> por Último salte de la rutina, no puede seguir buscando las mismas respuestas en los mismos sitios. si quieres una respuesta distinta ve a otro sitio. >>> sÍ >>> haber anita >>> de seguro novio >>> de seguro los espanto, despuÉs de navidad no hombre. (risas) >>> tengo estos casos >>> un gimnasio serÁ un buen lugar >>> depende de lo que te guste >>> primero tienes que estar bien flaca. estoy en eso, estoy conociendo el gim. >>> es un amigo estamos en etapa de amigos. >>> novio y nada >>> vamos a lo que sigue >>> que suelte prenda >>> fue un gimnasio aquÍ >>> en mÉxico >>> sÍ >>> en quÉ parte de mexico >>> en la esquina

thanks to our cast, to sam, to fran, to woody, and the others who are all terrific.nk you, finally, to martin mcdonagh. we made three films together. he is a true creative genius, extraordinary talent and lovely friend. we wouldn't be here but for him. thank you. >> just want to thank my agent, rhonda price, and all the nominees and, thank you. >> thank you so much. >> hey, good night, everybody. that's the golden globes. have a good evening. >> announcer: the nomination ballot is mailed to all eligible members of the hollywood foreign press association, who choose up to five nominees in each category. on the final ballot, the same members vote for one nominee in each category. information concerning the final results is known only to the accounting firm of ernst & young, llp prior to tonight's opening of the sealed envelopes. this is shawn parr for the 75th annual golden globe awards. rancic >>> right now at 11, the cold snap leading to bad breaks and water creating a mess on the road. >> we are in weather alert mode again, winter advisory for your monday. >> report

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he never bothered me again, but of course he blacklisted me which peterjackson and fran walsh have sinceed. he says that he received information that you and another actress miro sorvino were difficult, you and miro shouldn't be touched because you were too demanding and too difficult and peterjackson has since said i took that information and i wish i hadn't. but does it leave you feeling that your career has, in a substantial way, been ruined by this man? not ruined, but definitely impacted. definitely impacted. i deeply appreciate peter and fran's apology and that they wrote me a very detailed letter with an absolute blow by blow timeline of what happened and what was said and how it was confusing for them because this notion that i was difficult didn't match their experience of me personally. it really, it is in a way, it a relief because it explains what previously had been inexplicable, why i was always on that, at the time i was was the highest paid female actor in hollywood. then when i was on that shortlist, julia roberts, sandy bullock and me and a couple of other people. witho

tiene una rutina para hacer ejercicios >>> yo vi a fran medina al lado de vannucci lo pondrÁ en formaesidente trump adelantÓ que hablarÁ hoy ampliamente sobre inmigraciÓn en su primer discurso del estado de la naciÓn. y por ellos mÁs de 30 soÑadores estarÁn presentes en la sala del congreso. serÁ este el mayor nÚmero de jÓvenes beneficiarios de daca invitados por legisladores, la mayorÍa por congresistas demÓcratas grupos republicanos como el representante de la florida carlos curbelo quien estarÁ acompaÑando a un soÑador ya que segÚn dijo quiere llamar la atenciÓn del pueblo estadounidense con relaciÓn a la causa de los dreamers los menores de edad que ingresen al paÍs solamente contaran con un abogado si tienen dinero para pagarlo, la corte dijo que los niÑos enfrentan juicios justos. pero las organizaciones pro inmigrantes dicen no saben cÓmo enfrentar asuntos jurÍdicos completos y muchos ganarÍan sus casos con la ayuda de un abogado. una tormenta de invierno promete traer mÁs nieve al noreste de la naciÓn. algunas zonas recibieron acumulaciones ligeras y en otras cayeron varias pu

i'm also going to pass it to fran who's really been heading our project on a day-to-day basis for manymany years who has spent hundreds of hours working with your staff and staff of the different city agencies. >> good afternoon. under the incredible leadership and vision, this group of people has been really an extraordinary partnership and had the pleasure of working with. byron rhet, mike martin have provided wonderful leadership. rebecca, of course, has been a great addition to the team. together with dianne and dan, steven and kevin, we collaborated on the design and engineering that you see and all the documents that you had. we took two pieces of successful, statewide legislations to sacramento with brad benson and daly dunham's help. we developed the financial structure with meghan wallace and her team in the finance division. and, of course, have responded to countless media requests with renee martin. the inordinant number of hours that eileen, joanne, grace and rona have spend on the transaction documents we are very grateful for and not many people know that our mission roc

where's fran? you're there. >> hi. >> thank you, thank you.time making this film. it was a truly extraordinary experience. like we all have. had a beautiful heart. had beautiful people. thank yous are due to fox searchlight, film four who fitness e financed the movie for us and left us to make a wonderful film. thank you to our crew who just made every day going to work a pleasure. everything worked great. everyone upped their game. it was fantastic. thanks to our cast, to sam, to fran, to woody, and the others who are all terrific. thank you, finally, to martin mcdonagh. we made three films together. he is a true creative genius, extraordinary talent and lovely friend. we wouldn't be here but for him. thank you. >> just want to thank my agent, rhonda price, and all the nominees and, thank you. >> thank you so much. >> hey, good night, everybody. that's the golden globes. have a good evening. >> announcer: the nomination ballot is mailed to all eligible members of the hollywood foreign press association, who choose up to five nominees in each

first off, fran, i'm a little disappointed. you let out the secret about our amazing staff here at the port. i used to make comments about how fantastic our staff is and then i realized i better not say too much because we don't want them to get poached. but now that you said it, thank you for acknowledging the tremendous people that are here at the port. we really do think -- certainly i know that we have some of the best people in city government working here at the port. so, fran, i think you cede it really well in terms of what everyone has offered. but thank you for acknowledging our team and thank you for your team and everyone at the giants. it is really a treat to have a project where we have the support of a development partner that looks at the city as a true partner and has the best interests of the city and the community in mind as we move forward and really sense that in this project, all of us have seen what this project can do for the future of san francisco. and it brings together labor, the port, the giants, bu

. >> cbs news senior national security analyst, fran townsend was adviser to george w.h. >> reading between the lines it seems there is some reason to be concerned to implement new procedures. >> you don't put an emergency order in lun yees have real time information suggesting there is a current threat. >> reporter: the order reflects continued concern about bombs hidden in electronic devices that may get past. and comes on the heels of a failed plot to bring down an airliner saskatchewan upper. military grade explosive shipped from turkey was discovered before it could be detonated. there is no new threat. amplifying out of the australia incident with the threat stream, prompted this action. >> kris van cleave breaking the story today. kris, thank you. up next here, presenting a sequel to the oscar fiasco. hold together. a little to the left. 1, 2, 3, push! easy! easy! easy! (horn honking) alright! alright! we've all got places to go! we've all got places to go! washington crossing the delaware turnpike? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money sean saved by

musica el prÓximo domingo, don fran francisco nos trae un programa con mucho talento y humor . >>> ¿yorque la canta despac o despacito? >>> porque usted me la pidiÓ despacito . >>> ademÁs una historia poner es por los incendios... la velocidad habra provocado un aparatoso accidente dejando como saldo cuatro personas gravemente heridas... en alerta se encuentran las autoridades ante las lluvias que se avecinan en la baha... tenemos cobertura en equipo nuestra colega lucrecia borchardt monitorea el trayecto de estas lluvias pero empezamos con david gonzalez quien se encuentra cerca del parque ''williams street'' en san jos con la reaccin de la comunidad ante los estragos que puedan causar las precipitaciones... buenas noches arlen... a pesar de que no hay señal de lluvia en estos momentos, las precipitaciones si podrían sentirse en las próximas horas... una realidad que dicen, los residentes de esta zona los atemoriza ya no quieren vivir el caos de las inundaciones de febrero pasado... sot juan carlos flores residente de san jos sentimientos similares comparten los habitantes al sur de

she also met fran meyer who is a founder for cofounder and one of the advisors at the lab.aw a vision and she said, i want to partner with you and take your vision, i want to scale it and make into a billion-dollar company. now fran is her cofounder and ceo and ashley kerry is transport now they have spread this across the country and it is booming! again, going back to the collaboration and the sisterhood of finding the people that will help you to not just scale your business and find investments but to build the confidence that you can do it. you are not alone. you have this network of support. >> certainly one of the things that we address in the book. we devote a chapter to entrepreneurs. and also to investors is the fact that women founders were trying to scale their companies and were having a hard time raising money. so one of the things that we look at is how female investors are now starting to come into play. there is through an angel investing. we also profile a handful of females, venture capitalists. we were able to get inside their world and meet them and get

. >> i'm fran martin, planning alliance. the general plan clearly states that view corridors from public open space must be kept for the common good. the following quote illustrates the intention to protect views. "overlooks and other viewpoints for appreciation of the city and environs should be kept and establishing viewpoints at key locations." the developers' own illustration of the leland avenue buildings show how they will obstruct views of the bay from the park. setbacks only alleviate the massing from the street. it does not change the views. department staff states, "the department finds that the project is not located in a view corridor protected by the general plan." why are we not protected? staff sites quality of street views map that rates street views as excellent, good or average. excellent or good is north and west. there is a derth of excellence in the southeast. if this is the case, it makes sense to encourage views whenever possible in a neighborhood lacking them. if those in the north have beautiful view

reportero: el alcalde fran morÁn nos hablará sobre la crisis de opioides,, las casas y los abandonadosmos a quÉ se lo atribuyen las autoridades. albert: la gripe ha llegado para quedarse. veremos el pronÓstico. la cosa no pinta bien. ♪ ilia: en repÚblica dominicana reportan baja asistencia escolar tras festividades navideÑas. aquÍ el informe. buenas tardes. los directores de los centros educativos atribuyeron la baja asistencia a las condiciones del tiempo. en escuelas sÓlo el 47% del estudiantado asistiÓ a clases, segÚn lo contabilizado por los maestros. >> no podemos perder ni un segundo porque eso nos hace daÑo en el aprendizaje. >> todas las clases son importantes. ilia: el centro educativo-- aunque hay que decir que en otros centros educativos los maestros estuvieron satisfechos con la cantidad de estudiantes que dijeron "presente". >> en la maÑana tenemos 708 y de esos hay 612. ya hemos diseÑado desde antes, planes de acciones para continuar con nuestro proceso de alfabetizaciÓn. reportera: el ministro de educaciÓn llamó a la asistencia masiva en este segundo semestre por el tema

se llevÓ a cabo la juramentaciÓn oficial de fran morÁncomo alcalde . cantidad de pÚblico reunido en la iglesia bautista, rodeado de su esposa, hijos y familiares tomÓ juramento como nuevo alcalde. iniciÓ su gobierno que estarÁ lleno de redes por la necesidad de la poblaciÓn. tambiÉn tomÓ posesión como concejal de la ciudad y diÓ un emotivo discurso y agradeciÓ a sus votantes. su hija, en emotivas palabras se refiriÓ a su padre como un hombre honesto, trabajador y dedicado a su tarea de servidor pÚblico. reportero: dÉjame decirte que este es un momento que ha sido muy esperado por nuestra comunidad, tener un alcalde latino, un alcalde que sabemos que va a continuarla misiÓn anterior, sabemos que habrÁ más regreso. nuestra comunidad va a tener mÁs acceso a nuestro alcalde, porque es un alcalde de pueblo.vamos a tener a nuestra gente visitando, hablando con el alcalde, trayÉndoles nuestras preocupaciones. >> muchos decÍan que no se podÍa, no se puede y jamÁs se lograrÍa. hoy en día, apenas tres o cuatro aÑos despuÉs estamos disfrutando de ese movimiento.

i knew his sister pretty well, fran. extremely bright.ooking back must a half century, she still stands vividly in my memory. they were decent, actually. chuck, as he was calle his father was an exterminator. that is really rising -- it was rising. bright.xtremely he was way ahead of everyone else, as was fran. -- i passed say, he the house every day because i bicycled to the pool. what do you say about a person who recommends starving children ? that is what he did. he is a moral monster. you have to say -- face up to that fact. he is a moral monster. get everyone wants to dump on trump. what about people like schumer? amy: we're going to go to break. when we come back, we're going to talk about the situation you are describing in gaza. your new book, "gaza: an inquest into its martyrdom." we are speaking with author and scholar norman finkelstetein. the book has just been published. stay with us. ♪ [music break] this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. amy: our guest today is author andd schol

en cualquier empresa huitÁn despedido a fran en sÓlo horas por decir-- en cualquier empresa hubieranta con el asesor de trump fue tan tensa que el presidente dejÓ de hablar. uno de los pasajes claves fue otro. [habla en inglÉs] >> cuando la autora afirmÓ que la enmienda 25 es un tema de conversaciÓn diario en la casa blanca, entre los asesores y empleados de trump. pero quÉ es exactamente la enmienda 25? si la mayor parte de jeannette vota por destituir al presidente por considerar que no puede asumir su cargo, el vicepresidente tomarÍa supuesto. >> por otro lado, la recciÓn demÓcrata ante el fbi estÁ investigando de nuevo a hillary clinton y fue contundente. no hay que ser un genio es nacionalmente estable para saber el motivo, se burlÓ de trump este demÓcrata y aÑade que estÁ presionando el fbi para perseguir a sus enemigos polÍticos y distraer la atenciÓn de temas como libro. en washington, pablo univisiÓn. aranza: la comisiÓn de bolsa y valores estÁ investigando al asesor y yerno del presidente trump. esta comisiÓn solicitó en mayo del 2017 informaciÓn a una empresa sobre su uso

and fran boards for the big man. gaels win the 15th straight. 9-0 in the conference. and 20-2 for the season. the bears on losing streak. dyson doing chin-ups on the rim. he had the lob there for 2 of 13. bruins though, his hand was on the rim. cal's seventh straight loss. 70-57. here is what the sharks feared. joe thornton, knee surgery, and no timetable for his return a . are -- the puck is dropped by a bomb diffusing robot. couture beliefs pavelec. 3-2 sharks. a miscue leaves mcdonagh all alone and beats dell the first of the year. and then, his second of the year. comes a minute later. and the sharks lose by a score of 6-5.

traffic will be bad in fran with the rallies.ight nower with dealing with partly cloudy conditions over parts of the north bay and the bay area. here's a live look from mount tam. you can see how pretty it is this morning. temperatures are definitely on the cool side. lots of 40s, even some 30s out there. fran, 47, oakland, 43. gilroy 37 right now. this time we are looking from emeryville. it is quiet and calm over if bay. and more temperatures in the 40s. santa rosa, 41. low to mid 40s through novato, concord, livermore still chilly at 39. this time from mount sutro. looking at san francisco. forecast for today. partly cloudy and chilly modern. mild afternoon this weekend. the chain in the forecast and the shift pattern change starts today. then we have a dry pattern all through next week. i'll show you th forecast animation. we could see light rain falling over ukiah in the next hour. high pressure builds and pushes the storms to the north. so we will see clear conditions tonight and into tomorrow. very sunny conditions as well

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fran which he fran. >> the president put out tweets regarding mr. mccabe, doesn't seem to be a figure fan of him. is he disappointed he's leaving his postas deputy fbi director? >> i haven't asked him. i can tell you he didn't play a role in any of that process and would refer you again to the fbi for any specifics. >> in one of the president's tweets in december, though, he did say andrew mccabe is, quote, racing the clock to retire with full benefits, 90 days to go. does the president believe he should be allowed to retire with full benefits? >> i would refer you to the fbi for any specifics around the news of today of his stepping down. >> you mentioned he was going to be in the first lady's box at the state of the union. you talked about the guests but i didn't hear anything about the president's family. can you say which of the president's family members will be there? and can you potentially preview for us some of the travel the president might take? >> in terms of family, all of the president's children along with the first lady will be at th

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foreign policy, fran an exploration of a recent statement from hanoi , a slight change of wording speaks of the language of a diplomat. as all-consuming as the war in vietnam appeared to be, there were challenges at home. the city riots of 1967 were still fresh in the minds of everyone. there remained the heart cold --t -- hard cold fact mustresident's message offer more than a promise, it must provide for realistic measures, expanded job opportunities for the hard-core unemployed, housing for their families, a rebuilding of dying cities. income for farmworkers lagged far behind the national average. there was unfinished legislative work and president johnson was all too conscious of the fact that america lagged far behind the rest of the world in saving the lives of infants. among children, crippling defects were also -- were discovered too late for corrective action. the president's program to shape , -- took shape, challenged and argued over, but always improved. aspirations were tempered by the dollar, the budget was at half factor -- was a tough factor. there could be no price tag p

lancaster and berks county fran hill whine is nottingham in chester county he's reporting report of snowwe're getting that as well. we're seeing pocono network flurries out there. it's starting to come in. we saw a picture come in prohoe kesen delaware on twitter this happens a lot. it's not necessarily actually what's happening and at this point what you see is not what you get. there is snow. falling right now further east and south than what's reported on radar. you cannot go by it but i think this is what is happening. to 6" norm and west of this corner of our area and basically this dark blue shaded area is for the winter weather advisory. so the further south and east you go still expected 1 to 3" swat swap even if snow gets underway sooner and that may happen given what is playing out. i don't think there's going to be app issue until later tonight and penndot is getting out ahead of the problem already. snow lingers into the morning tomorrow and starts to clear and nice warming trends take place. look that for birds and rest of weekend. you're flirting were or exceeding 50. nice

warriors going into a fran chaz record, 15 straights wins on the road.hat came coming up after this newscast on abc7. live in houston with a preview right now. shu? >> reporter: all right, larry, we're live at the toyota center. ten-day, five-game road trip for the warriors. one of the longest this year. boy, you could tell they were tired today in the shoot-around earlier today. warriors won seven straight here against houston at the toyota center, and the two teams are split this year, winning on each other's home court. it will be an interesting match-up. you talked about the 15-game franchise record-setting road win streak going on here tonight, and it should be andrew saying it today in the shoot-around. i talked with steve kerr and steph curry about why is this team so good on the road? >> i don't think anything rattles us, that's the biggest thing, i mean. every arena is a hostile environment, but at the end of the day we know we control on the floor and the way that we go about winning and meticulous, if you will. we have a set way and we try to

and fran boards for the big man. gaels win the 15th straight. 9-0 in the conference. and 20-2 for the season. the bears on a losing streak. dyson doing chin-ups on the rim. he had the lob there for 2 of 13. bruins though, his hand was on the rim. cal's seventh straight loss. 70-57. here is what the sharks feared. joe thornton, knee surgery, and no timetable for his return a . are -- the puck is dropped by a bomb diffusing robot. couture beliefs pavelec. 3-2 sharks. a miscue leaves mcdonagh all alone and beats dell the first of the year. and then, his second of the year. comes a minute later. and the sharks lose by a score of 6-5. steph and lebron agreed it was a mistake to not have the draft televised for the a all-star game. they said they were cracking up laughing s the energy conscious whopeople among usle? say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now