plus: gracias, bÁsicamente esta fiesta de campaÑa la senadora, muchos es la gan sin embargo durante su los mujeres estuvieron en la polÍtica. tambiÉn dirigiÓ los votantes asegurando que washington predice una voz nueva. ella tiene la experiencia para california y sus 85 aÑos es la senadora con mayor edad en el senado. sus simpatizantes aseguran que una combinaciÓnde su popularidad, experiencia y dinero que recaudÓ tras campaÑa, pudieron ser la razÓn de su victoria y durante este anuncio de vitoria, hablemos con el fiscal de san francisco. >> significa mucho para nosotrcongreso. eso de la oport de que investigaciones, los republicanos han estado encubriendo. francamente, teniendo el control del congreso, puede haber una balanza a nivel nacional. >> durante su discurso, tambiÉn asegurÓ que esta lista para un quinto tÉrmino en el senado. las personas que la apoyan en esta campaÑa, estÁn saliendo de esta propiedad. del estudio. >> vamos a los Ángeles, están los seguidores del senador kevin de leÓn. >>hermanos tiene toda la informaciÓn. >> buenas noches, como estÁn los resultados? respecto

. >>> governor brown and gan ever can. there will be new challenges. wouldn't even know what they are yet. we will respond and do as much as we can as quickly as we can. this is unprecedented. the new abnormal. binder with reports of power lines being a possible cause of the campfire, the governor elect is a set -- assessing facts before deciding how to take action. >> people want to know how , no items is the best way to help these people right now. the money would go toward providing food, medicine, medical equipment and counseling. another way to support victims is through the fire foundations program. that gives firefighters 100 prepaid credit cards that they can give to victims. the second live look at southern california. these are live pictures from ventura county. flareups have been spotted. this is the fire there. two people have been confirmed dead in this fire and many homes of been destroyed.>>> taking live look from our camera look at the smoky sky in the east bay. a different shade of gray today. the campfire is continuing across the bay

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as i said, you're not going to have to worry abo winds as we take on the atlanta falcons hopefully ganning that . for tomorrow, you'll wake up and there will be showers out there. those tempetures will be mild. we'll be in the 40s and 50s. we'll keep showers around atn nod then we start to see them taper off. 3:00, 4:00 s the evening commute may be wet but i don't think we'll have the showers for that. weeep the clouds tomorrow night. tomorrow evening throughto rrow night looks dry. let's start futurecast. 10:30, cloudsave pushed in and rain starts to push in and it will be here by daybreak. and you can see monday morning at 10:30 we're seeing rain. we keep the cloud cover around, keep the clouds around for tuesday and we have rain into your tuesy morning. even a few showers andun rstorms on tuesday but that should be out by 7:00. rapid clearing and we're looking at clear skies andcooler conditions wednesday so we are in the upper 50s and lower 60s for the next two days. rain through the day tomorrow mang itsay out here throughout the late afternoon and into the early evening.da tu the rai

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it forced hundreds of families north of gan tan. seens of a possible reprieve for the. spying. hair now conturning hoping to turn into an amacable solution. >> reporter: this is the face off a british spy. according to a report which hoonded down the life sentence. they inside he was caught with lec traukic there vices relationshipporous and a way to end a diplomatic row >> this was an extremely tedious case. they mate a quest for kplemancy. truditionally the uae pardoned -- it can prevent close allies for turning on a eebut instead it's not been on race car driving, but on human rights. and there have been comparison said with their at luce torts hedges. his wife climes he was instpt and very thufr thing to about the terror that he must be nealing. and just the sheer sadness that a country he consid toord be his second home has paid him back with such misneemt and -- 47 years ago. they remainally yeium and we've been own the defensivive before there was the suggestion off a pard. >> i raised it last week with crown prince muhammad himself and yet that despite we have t

jealous makes a lot of good points and i wish h well in future politics but right now i'm stickingho with gan. >> reporter: hogan is considered one of the most popular governors inhe country and he has distanced himselfenrom prestrump. >> all that's happening right now, i don't trust the republican party, even though ie don't knowther as well as i should. >> reporter: larry hogan and supporters shook hands with voters in bethesda. >> we're saying we've done the bestob we can for the last four years, we're going to keep working hard. if you like the direction this states heading, they should vote to let us do it for another four years. >> jealous is saying with higher early tsturnou and more folks participating than normal, he believes he can win. >> hereis in theict mayor littlebowser brought her one with her as she cast her ballot this rning. >> the mayor and several council members are up for reelection. many of those votes were actually cast before today. >> news is is live in ey tewn with a look at early voting across the country. justin? >> reporter: good morning. early voters have got t

gan: who started this idea, 10 years ago? is he here? in his absence, good idea. [laughter] justice, youn: have spent time in the public and private sectors. most of your work has been devoted to public service. would you share with us -- >> what i am doing now? robert carlson: yes. pro bono, too. what started you on the path to public service? elena kagan: my father was a lawyer. he had a small firm. sometimes it was one or two or three lawyers. he was a lawyer who put a shingle up, and took whatever came in the door. it is hard to make a living that way. but he managed. devoted a lot of his time to other activities, especially community activities. york has very elaborate community boards and organizations. always looking at issues on the west side of manhattan. he was the first person who was like, you could be a lawyer and make your money, but you could have a certain set of skills and devote them to your community and neighborhoods and to the people around you. he was my first will model on that. -- role model on that. robert carlson: were there any influence

. >>> number one duke taking on gan zag gun zaugonzaga gonzaga. ends up as a brandon clark layup.our-point swing. second half zags up 52-39. williamsson misses a jam. zags extends up as a corey three. a five-point swing there. a couple of duke shots do not fall. wait for it. here comes the slam we were waiting for, two hands. moments later rj barrett. all tied at 87-87. inside up and under led the zags with 20. he was throwing his own block party. inside inside. rejection. gonzaga beats duke 89-87. >>> stanford in the bahamas taking on wisconsin. this made it a two-point game. all wisconsin in the second half. finished with 16 and trice had 16. 62-46, badgers. >>> raiders are in a three-way fight for the number one pick in the draft at 2-8. derek carr wants to win games starting with his sunday's contest of tampa bay. he is dealing with a bunch of new young receivers. his goal is to get a w. >> touchdowns. i just want to win. i want to mess up the draft. i don't want the first pick. i want to win all these games. i want everybody to be mad at me for that. that's what i want to acc

. >> thank u, gan. we continue our team coverage in d.c. now.renc is checking out the roads for us. chris, what are you seeing? >> trying to give you a better look at that northbound 295. something melissa mentioned in the first four traffic report a couple of minutes ago. take a look out here. it gives you a better i how much standing water is here on the side of the road here on the police have that area blocked off, but only the left lane getting by. fortunately, this time of the day, there's not a tremendous amount of traffic. so it's not too bad but if that water is still there in an hour, hour and aalf or so, this is definitely an area you'll want to avoid because it was backi up pretty bad there. other than that, roads not oking too d. wet, yeah, but nothing we haven't seen after a good rain. weaven't seen a lot of freezing, ice, none of that mess that we saw yesterday. we'll keep an eye on it for you, drive around a little bit more. for now, live in southwest chd., ris lawrence, news 4. >> thank you, chris. the snow didn't just cause cha

. >> reporter: did any of the conditions, that lead to tho medical crises, exist before th gan?sure. so, yemen has always suffereder from p, but the health clinics functioned.nc the economy oned. even where there's poverty, people, usually parents, find a way to scrape enough food together to keep their children alive.yo and socan suffer from chronic malnutrition. s,but when the conflict co when the economy collapses, when humanitarian assistance can't get through, then you wind up with children having severe,ut acute mation and the consequences are dire. >> reporte you just mentioned humanitarian assistance not getting through. in your latest report, you say that because of the fighting, food that used to takek to arrive, now takes three weeks. will conditions just continue to get worse? >> circumstances are certainly getting worse. the port of hodeida, the city of hoedaida is being bombed. other parts of the country are in conflict from the civil war. it makes getting humanitarian assistance through very, very difficult. where assistance gets through, more is needed. but with

maya angelou -- dave and sesame street's joan gans cooney. tonight's honoree is unparalleled in his service to the literary community. here to present the literary i can award is a writer, researcher, and entrepreneur margo lee setterly author of hidden figures the the american dream and untold story of black women math mathematicians who helped win the space race. a 2014 alfred peace loan foundation fellow and virginia foundation for the humanities grant she's founder of the human computer project. and endeavor that is recovering names and accomplishments of all of the women who worked as computers mathematicians, smises and engineers at the naca and nasa from the 1930s through the 1980s. gives me great pleasure to welcome ms. shetterly. i couldn't be more honored to present the qeard to join weber vice president and program director at the al a fred foundation. [applause] so i met joan four years ago when sloan made decision to support the research and writing of my book hidden figures. now the question i myself back then, and this is what

this particular one is at the new york public library in the thomas mad gan collection. these often started from collectors, people who put together nice documents. and this is from a collection, and if we zoom here, i saw two rats, one red, and another black. and you could see the curve, cats. definitely cats. two guys at the same time, one says cats. one says rats. did they just hear it differently? how do we resolve it? a lot of people said she saw cats and rats. let's take a look at this. is it rat and cat in ezekiel cheever? well, it kind of looks like rat, doesn't it? until you look at some of these other things. the devil? he came to me. the child? i don't know how to pronounce that with an r. the children. these are unambiguous instances of that letter, and these are unambiguous cs. so ezekiel cheever was hearing cats. there are no rats at all. but there are all these transcriptions out there that say rats. we also encountered some other things. this is a piece in thomas putnam's handwriting and the traditional transcription of this is on the 15th may 1692, and i

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estado de la florida se cree que serÁ el escenario para un plebiscito contra el presidente trump quien ganlcalde de tallahassee, un progresista que pretende cambiar la historia convirtiÉndose en el primer gobernador demÓcrata de los Últimos 24 aÑos y el primer afroamericano en ostentar el cargo apoyado por el ex presidente barack obama y por el senador bernie sanders. su adversario tambiÉn pega fuerte, ron di santis, un ultraconservador confeso admirador del presidente quien lo llevÓ de la mano durante todo el proceso. desantis aprueba la agenda de trump y la usÓ para su campaÑa. el enfrentamiento ha sido agresivo desde el principio e incluyÓ acusaciones por racismo contra republicanos. y de corrupciÓn contra los demÓcratas. y la otra gran carrera la protagonizan el senador demÓcrata bill nelson y rick scott quien ha mantenido el apoyo al presidente en temas clave. los estudios de opiniÓn hablan de un margen muy estrecho entre demÓcratas y republicanos. >> no creo que alguien responsablemente pueda decir que ganarÁ un candidato o el otro. reportera: satcha, realmente los floridanos desafÍa

president putin and president gan werenterd at the audience as well.ery much, unmarried. when we come back, we continue to talk about oil. this is bloomberg. ♪ is "bloomberg surveillance." let's check in on what is trending. companies are uniting in hong kong to put an end to the shark fin trade. the launch of small rockets and new zealand promises a new era for quick and cheap access to space. california faces the most destructive series of wildfires in history. pressure is building on theresa may on a brexit plan. president trump appeared isolated after the world war i commemoration. let's get straight to the bloomberg first world ne -- first word news. sebastian: world leaders gathered for the world war i commemoration. over theoncerns reliability of u.s. security guarantees under president trump. pressure is building on theresa may to ditch her brexit plan or face of the feet and parliament. and the eu have been into toward a plan, but she faces potential rebellion with the london mayor urging london mps to vote down the deal. >> the deal she is cu

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you can't naf grate you 2346 gan neighborhood.lf in the shoes of people, we're talking about this with a little physical distance. these people, it's their front yard, their back yard. >> there are going to be protests in tijuana today as a number of migrants gather there. it's nos the sure in they're going to try to go through the port of entry. to your point, the guy said the migrant caravaners, a lot of them are not appreciate. my family told me they don't like the food that's given to them and they're making a mess everywhere. are you coming to this country with a grateful spirit or an entitled spirit. >> the mayor of tijuana is asking for $4 million from the mexican government to deal with security and problems about the caravan. when the president of the united states says we got to watch this caravan, it may turn out to be something that's bad for the united states. he's called a racist. when the mayor of tijuana says this is getting out of control, i need money, what will the left say now. are they going to call the mayor