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pilot paul ma tear row, passengers amy gan gone and 13- year-old josalyn gan none. >> there are two sets of family members, party of two and a party of four. >> the chopper crashed along a route used by all tour helicopters. the tours are popular for the bird's-eye view for some of the most lush and steep parts of the island. >> anyone familiar knows it can be clear in the morning and with trade winds we do have it can -- weather can roll in. it was operated by sa far ry helicopters which has been in business with a perfect safety record for more than 30 years. the pilot radioed its position45 minutes before expecting to land. 45 minutes after, they reported it missing. officials say the helicopter had an emergency electronic locator but no signals were received. n.t.s.b. records show this is the 18th crash in hawaii in the last five years. three investigators are on their way there to determine the cause of the crash. >>> we have new video of a plane crash that killed five people in louisiana. you can see black smoke pouring from the fiery wreckage >>> the small plane was in route to th

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thank you to eric lipton, david jolly and john gans. appreciate you being with me on this new year's eve eve. >>> an icon of the civil rights movement john lewis is facing a new battle. stage for pancreatic cancer. the 79-year-old congressman learned about the diagnosis after testing and he vows to fight cancer the same way he fought for civil rights in the 1960s. he said while i'm clear-eyed about the prognosis, doctors have told me that it is treatable so i have decided to do what i know to do and do what i've always done and i'm going to keep fighting and fight it. lewis was arrested and beaten by police in a march across the bridge in alabama in in the 1965 in what is known as bloody sunday. he plans to return to washington in the coming days and begin his treatment plan. >>> still to come, five people stabbied in a rabbi's home and eight attacks on members of jewish faith in brooklyn in the last two and a half weeks and now the anti-defamation league is asking for answers and we'll talk to them next. >>> and we're 35 days ahead of

this is may gan, the ceo of project homeless connect and your associate carla. you're the co 0 chief operating officers. welcome. >> thank you for having us. >> we want to hear what it does and how people can support you, where you're located. so start about -- start with the where. >> sure. project homeless connect has just recently moved into our new neighborhood really welcomed wonderfully. we're neighbors. we're sharing facilities with st. mark's lutheran church and it has been a wonderful sim be iott tick relationship where we're all engaged with our neighbors and the urban life center all frying to support people in need. >> it has been around for awhile. 15 years. which one of you could tell us some of the history. >> yes. >> we began in 2004 and we started really with a community wide effort led by, then, mayor gavin newsom and fellow community members to bring together a number of services in one day to make sure that people experiencing homelessness could access services more easily. we started with that big event and since then, we have expanded our s

otctimjack merritt, she was participating in a conference for students and prisoners where the violence gan three pele were also injured in the attack. one was released from the hospital and the two othlys are reportn stable condition. a winter storm threatens to bring a foot of snow to parts of the northeast. visit pbs.org/newshour f the latest. today marks world aidsay and while there has been significant progress in medical treatment and management of h.i.v. nearly 38 million people globally live with the virus, an estimated 1.7 million people were newly infected last year. more than half of those globally celeste watkins-hayes is a professor of sociology andam africaican studies at northwestern univeity and faculty fellowt the institute for pocy research. she spent more than a decade researching the ciumstances under whh women contract and live with the virus. she's author of the book "remaking a life: how women living with h.i.v./aids confront equality" and she joins me now from detroit, michigan. >> stewart: in your work and in your writing you contextualize hiv aids not just as a dis

>>last year freeman's cold case unit gan to take another look. >>they initiated dna testing on evidence ilizing investigative genetic genealogy and that led them to clifton hudspeth who live near the 2 teens who was living in. >> at the time where these kids were abducted because it's especially were started and then wetart going down that path and kind of doinga radius around who had similar kinds most you know where they do lower section assaulting people or are having micides it turns t has spent who died in 1999 had a history of violence, including attempted murder. dna extracted from his santa clara grave confirmed him as the killer of 8 up and mallott tag much to the relief of their families who now live out state right now th're looking for their their their peace and just trying to deal with what they got to do with at this pointime and asking for priva but they're thankful for the case and we just sold. and the investigation does not end police here now suspect that has may be to blame for other crimethat occurred about that same time fr

in addition to a federal banuptcy judge california governor gan newsome must also si off on this wildfire an and the overall bankruptcy plan. >>dan kerman on 4 news. >>more than 2 dozen dogs were rescued from a stovan in oaand the van was actually stolen from a hotel in fremont crawford's michelle kingston has the story. >>this ifable she's one of the more than 2 dozen dogs confirmed to have been inside this van stolen out the fremont hot parking lot early monday morning fable was on our way to our forever the family's home in oregon when the owner of d-nj tnsport went inside this hotel sunday night, leaving the dogs in the van with thkey in the ignitiofremont police say the van was stoln sometime between 10:00pm sunday night and 5 am monday morning oakland police trackedt down hours later on 81th in all it fable was not there. >>i think we can thank >>police detained 2 people in connection van, but we have reason to belie that maybe they were treling on selng the dog, so it looks like that was a plant. >>at this time police are unsure how many dogs are missin because the owner of the van

the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlewoman lawrence, gan, mrs. for five minutes. more than 200 years ago, the delegates of the constitutional convention philadelphia to help chart a path forward for the united states nt of america. framers iberation, the established a system of overnment with three equal branches, the legislative, executive, and judicial. of checks the system and balances to ensure no single power.had too much after years of control by a framers ower, our understood the importance of no -governance and ensuring monarch could once again rule over our country. more than 200 years since the ratification of our constitution, our democracy faces a constitutional crisis framers never could have imagined. office of the president of the states, the most powerful yielded in the world immense influence with the inectation to use that power a principled manner. approachthat principal has since vanished as the oval est consumes office in the pursuit of that self-interest. compromised t has our national security by ithholding critical military assistance to uk

norman rockwell issue gan in failure. he came to washington, d.c. the office of war information. the leadership at the time rejected the idea and sent him away without a commission to paint roosevelt's four freedoms. on his trip home, however, he stopped in philadelphia and met with his editors at "the saturday evening post" who embraced the idea and instructed rockwell to go home not to work on other features, but to focus on the four freedoms. he was given three months to do the four freedoms and it took him seven to conceive and paint the pictures once he began. the first painting that he worked on, the one that -- that gave him the inspiration for the series was freedom of speech. as rockwell recalls in his biography, he woke up. he was struggling as rockwell always did, trying to come up with the concept and how he would embody an abstract idea such as freedom of speech and he says he woke up one night and recalled a meeting in the town, arlington, where he lived at the time, a town hall meeting and a debate that took place in arlington about w

>>a trifying ordeal for a woman right in front of her home it gan with the demand for cash from the woman's purse, we spoke to the ictim who was too shaken to speak on camera but tells us she hopes police find the man who robbed and saulted her the incident happened on olive avenue near fort street just a few blocks away from downtownof otto around 9 30 saturday night the woman told police she wa exiting her car next thing she knows t suspect comes from behind and places an object believed to be a knife her back police say the suspect oke the woman whle she was removing her pue a vehicle drove by during the asslt and that's when the oman cried for help. the spect n away with the victim's purse towards fo street others in the area are surprised to hear this happened. i have been here in lake and 12 years. >>i i never hear anything you know i mean that nothing >>this car yes coine really random in my dear this town so y quiet erything's. >>the victim was treated for minor injuries novato police in the wake of t incident by sunday. a policeman walking. we shou us through this change to meet th

governor gan newsom signure on e week's worth of intense protests outside of s office earlier this ar, demonstrators disrupted legislative work up to the final momes of last session according to chp this group has a big vaccine related protest planned for the first day of the legislative session whenawmakers tome back to the buildinin january. >>reporting in saamento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>president trump has signed off on an initial trade reement with china that's according to us offials and other people familiar with the agreement they say the agreement would avoid new us tariffs and reduce the rates of existing impo taxes in exchange for a chinese promised to purchasamerican farmoods. president trump already announced a broad terms of the so-called phase one de back in october and the 2 sides have been haggling over specific since then the phase one deal does not address the major structural changes to china's economy that the president wants. >>we're looking at clouds rolling in now maybe get little tired of all the rain around t bay area when she got to get away forast you

. >> i liked how when the gan papers with published by the post, you sent an email to subscribers thatid this is what we do with your subscriber support. this is what we pay for. going to court. looking for documents. it's not just enough to ask people to subscribe. you have to keep telling them why it matters and why it's useful and why they should stay subscribed. >> it's true. i think it's important that we keep reminding readers where their money goes. it's also important that we keep reminding readers how expensive it is to practice this sort of journalism. it is expensive to have a news room of 850 people. it is expensive to have to go to court twice over the course of three years to obtain information like that which was part of the afghanistan papers, and investigations take a long time. and with an uncertain result at the end of time. if readers want us to pursue those kinds of stories, clearly they're going to have to pay for it. >> marty baron, thank you so much. >> thank you, brian. >>> you can hear more from marty on this week's reliable sources podcast available at reliab

. >> thank you very much. [ applause ] poppy northrop gan her career but was quickly promoted to engineer working on the space center return to earth trajectory. her presence drew the attention of the media and placed her in the public eye making here an inspiration to young boys and girls around the world. poppy. >> thank you. [ applause ] unlike joann, i did not have this big plan to be in the space program. i graduated from the university of texas with a degree in mathematics, and went to look for a job. i'm from houston. and i found a job as a computeress. that really was the job title. as a computeress at trw. i never worked for nasa proper. i worked for a contractor. most of the people who worked on the space program worked for contractors. boeing was a contractor. many, many contractors were out there. and i thought a gendered computer, what is this? i had never heard such a title before in my life. i since then found a lot of history about it. many of you will have seen hidden figures and learned that those women were called compute ress as well. it goes further back. into world w

donald trump did not quite make it to 1,000 days in office before the house of representatives gan an impeepment inquiry against donald trump and 1,054 days into the trump presidency, the house of representatives has put it in writing. he trade the nation. he is a threat to national security and the constitution. and he will remain a threat to the constitution if allowed to remain in office. all that appears in writing now on this 101,054th day. most days in the lives of members of the house of representatives in the united states senate are a blur of business as usual, rushing from one meeting to another. attending hearings not exciting enough for television. squeezing in time for campaign fund raising so they can continue to hold a job where they can only eoccasionally feel themselves contributing anything that actually helps move the government in a better direction. most days in the lives of the congress won't make the to the their memoirs. but sometimes only once in a generation, there come as day when it's all about the oath. >>>. >>> the president's oath of office appears to me

over the maspast decade, s&p gan average ever average of 1% in january and according to our data partnerssdaq leads up an average of 1.6%. for more, cnbc.com/kensho. >>> energy stocks, the top performer this month and when is the last time we said that? and the gchlt le et gchlt having its best since june. jim, coming off these like going from a d-minus to c-minus. >> you're right. and i think that there is more room to run here in 2020 and i've said it with scott and jim cramer, i've set energy is the place that i want to be in 2020 it is not just because the commodity prices are firming up. it has been five years since the collapse in oil when opec refused to cut when they were going to try to squeeze out the shale producers. you had a lot of bankruptcies and capital has been rationalized balance sheets are in a lot healthier shape. and investors are ready to come back into all segments of the balance sheet. debt, private equity, public equity within the energy space, these are the reasons not just the firming of commodity prices that i think 2020 is the year for energy >> the problem i

he believes we need to get out of gans, as you well know -- out of afghanistan, as you well know.hat he said. >> i have yet to meet a general who can tell me succinctly what the mission in afghanistan is. the people of afghanistan needs to step up. ultimately islam needs to police islam. it can't be americans always doing the job for everyone. >> martha: do you agree or disagree, jason church? >> i, look, think we need to support the president's decision to draw downs troops because we need to put onus on the afghans to police themselves. but we cannot allow afghanistan to be another terrorist haven. that is why 9/11 happened. we need to allocate resources and the manhunt necessary to prohibit that. the president is trying to make a strategic pivot to asia. we have limited time, limited resources and limited seasonals. for us t -- limited soldiers. so we are reprioritizing the sentcom to asia region because of the rising threat of china. >> martha: senator, the final thought? >> jason and i agree with the president's decision to make our troops' presence in afghanistan based on co

." >> reporter: this as key democrats in trump-leaning areas gan to declare howll vote >> very basicts. ( booing ) >> reporter: michiganwo congren elissa slotkin faced an aibly conflicted crowd at a town hall today, with vocal, pro-tmp protesters >> four more years! >> reporter: seen as an influential freshm, the former intelligence worker said she wrestled with the decision, but the president's requests to ukrainmade her feel she must impeach. >> as someone who has workedasor the c.i.a.omeone who has sworn an oath to protect the constitution, reaching out to a foreign power is something fundamentally different. >> reporter: on cnn, colorado's jason crow also said h vote to impeach, but stopped short of saying the president should be removed. new jersey's jeff ew,democrat, reportedly disagrees. according to multiple outlets, he plans to vote against impeachment and switch to the republican party. as the house prepares for votes, the senate prepares for an expected trial. senate democratic leader chuck schumer today made an offer for how it could work. schumer wrote senate majority le

if there is no real cut -- --gan stanley talking $45 with a tsunami of supplies, where does that putto? mohammad: for a market over the past few months, really the beginning of summer, it has been driven by developments regarding to standard trades. should we see a breakthrough there, we could see a little selloff but it might be a range between the 65 brent range. manus: if there are new quotas delivered, what does it mean for saudi arabia in terms of their new level? mohammad: what we are hearing from last night's saudi might be assigned a quarter -- assigned a quota above 10 million barrels a day. they have been producing below. in many ways, that is not a cut. it could open the door for saudi to increase production if they are feeling that other members of the opec cartel are not pulling their weight. manus: do you think this is iraq pushing back against the new leader of saudi arabia? challenging the new tenure at the top? mohammad: it very well may be the case. the dynamics that have played out are a bit unclear. this is a unique meeting given that it is the first meeting for t

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and gan mentality.nta or the united states. you are talking about the world was in atlanta. it was the olympics. the whole world was watchin watching. ainsley: the fbi named him as a suspect. name calling and personality. what do you want america to know about your late husband? >> richard was a wonderful man. he was sweet. he was tender-hearted. he was very giving. he wanted to help everybody. you know, he would do anything for anybody. he was respectful of other people. he was just awesome. i mean, you know, people ask me that all the time how you describe him. and it's very, there are so many words to describe him and they're all positive. you know. he had his weaknesses just like everybody else. but, overall, he was genuine. he was honest. and he was a good man. ainsley: thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you so much. brian: i know it's not been easy but i think it's great that you came down. >> thank you very much. ainsley: democrats impeachment push likely falling flat in the senate. de

vp biden: every time, i would walk out of my grandfather gan's house in scranton, he would yell, keephe faith. and my grandmother would yell no spread the faith. , you have got power. let's take it back! [applause] art: thank you, joe biden, way to go. [applause] our next candidate is here. it is cory booker, the senator from new jersey. he is our next candidate. he's a great man. [applause] he is a man who has fought for us, but most importantly, he is a cosponsor of the bush lewis pension bill. come on up here and meet senator cory booker. [applause] ♪ jim: thanks for coming on. sen. booker: i told them i would grab a stick, but let me see if i can do this one. art: senator booker, welcome to iowa. senator booker: it is very good to be here. art: and there are a lot of teachers here who are interested in electing a new president. tell them why you are that guy. senator booker: look, as i was a kid growing up in a suburban town in new jersey, my dad used to look at me in this nice home we are growing up in and said boy, do not dare walking around this house like you had a triple. you

i have a grand old time at mulli gan's bar in hoboken new jersey watching man city and liverpool. experience. it really is. come join me. >> one-time we will talk soccer and we'll talk mls, then i will know we've arrived as a country, because every time you talk soccer you talk international, we have a great professional league here, you've got a team in new jersey, another team playing at yankee stadium. stuart: i want the best soccer in the world and that's english premier league soccer. the germans aren't bad, and i'm going to stream that on amazon but the best soccer in the world , english premier league soccer. come and join me some day okay? >> well, listen i have my cell phone. i'm up early in the morning you've never called. one-time you could say on friday , i'm going tomorrow morning to watch soccer you want to come with me and stuart who by the way leaves the building in jeans, not a full suit i'd love to hang out with you, get a casual outfit you'd barely recognize me. stuart: the producers say hard break, got to go, kilmeade you're out of here. >> i would hear that to