. >> when hanson offered to share costs withther orthodontists several bit. january of 2016 haynes had a new and growing business. professionha cts. >> how is everybody doing day. >> business school friend trevor flanagan joined hanson to help managehe company's rapid gr,th. dentists chiropractors and home service providers like plumbers signing up. some paying hundreds of dollars a month otherds thous depending on the number of chats. two years in, flanagan saysar ty adding 100 clients a month. their chatci sists working for three clients per shift deal with medical issues, home repairs a sometimes job applicants. >> and they are looking for a job as an administrative assistant. >> rather than take on all commers. pro chance operates in eight industries sectors flanagan and hanson want to own when it comes to kmat. >> i think owning a silo way to go. we service one out of ten orthodontists. >>ra specialists geting updates and always help nearby. >> she is having about three conversations at once. >> on the right side of the screen, a conversation guide. each

tom hanson, cbs news, new york. late no comment from the u.s. embassy in moscow. >>> a big project is set to begin today. construction will begin on the first segment of the coastal rail trail. a bicycle duster into two or will be in effect as the bridge and surrounding paths will be closed. part of the project is expected to finish in may. >>> it is 6:37. governor brown is treading his mansion. >>> a community is facing a scary coyote problem. how some homeowners and house pets are fighting back. >>> the stock market opened about seven minutes ago. a quick check on the big board. the dow is down this wednesday significantly. 360 points. we are going to get an update from jason brooks. >>> it is 6:41. it is any guess how politically active governor brown is going to be after he leaves office. late part of his future will include a family property in colusa county. >> reporter: this is a road far removed from the political landscape governor brown so successfully navigated in his career. cow pastures replacing hustle and bustle, this leads to his

something. >> hoping this blurred photo of license plate number will help lead to an arrest, tom hanson, cbs news, new york. >>> oak land getting international attention. >> one bay area city has impressive numbers. >>> plus it's not your usual animal shelter request. the bay area facility that needs housing for these snakes. >>> well, we are warming up this afternoon. here is a live look for oakland airport camera looking west to san francisco. downtown san francisco with blue skies out there. and here is another view looking at the golden gate bridge with that sunshine. i will let you know when we'll see temperatures in the low 70s this week and when we could possibly see some rain coming up. "the town" expanding among people in the u-s and around the world. kpix 5 >>> oakland is showing strong tourism growth with interest in the town expanding among people in the u.s. and around the world. cal cal reporter anne makevec has more on the travel trend. >> this new report from oakland's tourism bureau shows that tourism grew in oakland by 30% over just the past five years. the trend they

jaydee hanson with the center for food safety says that raises concerns about food-borne illnesses - like e.coli and salmonella the big concern are the 40 or 50 microorganisms that can get you seriously ill senator tammy baldwin says this shutdown has created another crisis for the american people. just shows how important these functions are - that parts of the government that are closed right now, that on a routine basis save lives in the united states, the fda typically performs nearly 160 domestic food inspections each week. one third of the those are at high risk facilities. we have in the united states 3- thousand people a year dying from bad food, if that's not a national emergency - i don't know what is. hanson says the good news is the most at risk products like meats, and chickens are still being inspected by the usda, while fish and shellfish - are still being inspected by the fda. we're of the position that the rest of the things that can make you sick and kill you including lettuce to be inspected, this needs to be as much as a priority as keeping the planes flying and k

the john hanson highway. aaron, eun. back to you. >> 5:32 right now. i want to letou no that marshall county publicop school two hours late process a llay there. et's get the forecast from our meteorology chuck bell. what are we h talking aboute chuck. >> 20s and 30s to get friday morning started. the average low temperature in washington is 29 degrees. technilly 36 is qui a bit above average. but there are places that are down below 29. man assis. p 23 in prince george's county. 31 in the pan handle of west virginia. for the forecast for friday, roe pact weatheray. good news. if you are looking for something to complaint about it will be breezy or blustery around this afternoon. northwest winds up around 15 to 25-mile-per-hour. and there will bee a lit extra cloudiness during the middle parts of the day between noon and 3:00. maybe able to wring out a flurry two. not bothering anybody. skies clear out after the sun goes down and it's cold friday evening. if you are going out, temperatures in the mid-20s. wind chills in the teens for iday evening plans

tom hanson, cbs news, new york. >> so far no comment from the u.s. embassy. >>> dramatic video from the mexican border shows clouds of tear gas surrounding a group of migrants yesterday. border agents watch the gas to keep them from crossing the border after some people started throwing rocks. people can be seen running away from the smoke. the confrontation started monday night in the city of tijuana and continued into yesterday morning. 25 people were arrested. >>> taking alive look now at capitol hill. the government shutdown has reached a 12 day. but n sight. >> next set to host a meeting. top leaders will come together for the first time since the shutdown started. >> reporter: president trump looking to reach a compromise. mr. trump in a tweet asking incoming house speaker nancy pelosi if a deal over border security is possible. nancy pelosi and the democrats seem to be taking a marker offer were they are saying here is the offer. nothing. nancy pelosi calling it a great opportunity to show how we will govern responsibly. the president has not

that is when police say drunk passenger aaron justin hanson became disruptive. he helped flight attendants subdue him. the flight made an emergency landing in salt lake city where hanson was later arrested. >>> and in southern california a man seen punching two women in a video that went viral has now turned himself in. the 30-year-old is accused of assaulting two women at a hot dog stand in l.a. friday night. he turned himself in last night. >>> today they join -- joined protesters on the streets calling for him to step down. the u.s. has also been putting pressure on president nicholas maduro. president trump spoke to him by phone today reinforcing u.s. support. -- >> the u.s. is supporting the international community that overwhelmingly has agreed with the national assembly and the people of venezuela that it is time to restore constitutional order. >> president maduro has been accused of election fraud. the u.s. has given them control of venezuela's u.s. bank accounts as it seeks to prop him up >>> high level trade talks began today in washington between the

tom hanson has the latest on lawmakers' efforts to get the government back to full operations. >> house nancy pelosi i extend to you this gavel. >> reporter: house speaker nancy pelosi and her fellow democrats celebrated their new majority yesterday by passing legislation to end the partial government shutdown. >> the joint resolutions is passed. the bill is passed. >> reporter: the two bills offer no new money for a border wall without president trump's support, they're likely dead on arrival in the republican- controlled senate. >> we're not doing a wall. does anyone have any doubt that we're not doing a wall. >> reporter: lawmakers appear no closer to a deal than when the shut down began 49 days ago. >> i think the president's made it very clear. >> yes. >> no wall, no deal. >> reporter: mr. trump tweeted out this video yesterday and held firm on his position in the white house briefing room while surrounded by border patrol personnel. >> the wall about, you can call it a barrier, whatever you want. essentially, we need protection in our country. >> reporter: president trump is expec

tom hanson is at the new york stock exchange with that and more.morning, tom. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. it's been a five-day market surge for u.s. indices. major markets are off to their best start to a year since 2006. comments made yesterday by federal reserve chair jerome powell seemed to contribute to the market rally. he said the fed will be flexible on policy and is not in a hurry to raise interest rates as investors have feared. now the dow jones industrial average gained 122 points. the s&p 500 rose 11 points, and the nasdaq climbed 28. >>> macy'stock ws rketallynd actually suffered its worst-everyone-day decline. -- worst-ever-one day decline. shares of the department store chain tumbled more than 17% after it reported weak holiday sales and cut its sales and profit outlook for the fiscal year. the plunge pulled down other retailers, as well. >>> and at&t says it will stop selling customers' location data to third-party service providers amid calls for a federal investigation. this follows a report from the website motherboard

anne-marie. >> tom hanson here in new york.hank you so much, tom. >>> the 116th congress is the most diverse in history. women make up almost a quarter of the new congress. more than 100 women were sworn in yesterday, including more than 40 freshman elected in november. they're led by the only woman to ever serve as speaker for the second time, nancy pelosi. the new congress includes the first two native american women and first two muslim women. 25 new members are under the age of 40 and 25 women will serve in the senate. >>> overseas in moscow now, the lawyer for the former u.s. marine jailed in russia for allegedly spying says he's trying to get his client released from prison. paul whelan was formally indicted yesterday on espionage charges. he faces up to 20 years behind bars. if he's convicted. jan crawford has more on his story. >> reporter: american paul whelan is expected to remain at least until february in this russian prison where he's now being held in solitary confinement. the 48-year-old former marine now head of

tom hanson has spent the first hours of 2019 following all these details.s here in new york with more. good morning, tom. >> reporter: good morning, and happy new year. hundreds of thousands of federal workers are still in limbo as the partial government shutdown goes into its 11th day. president trump says he's ready to negotiate the end of the partial government shutdown now 1th day. >> can c could h oy - >> reporter: in an interview with fox news, the president invited democratic leaders nancy pelosi and chuck schumer to the white house, but he stayed firm on his demand for border wall funding. >> we have to have border security. and the wall is a big part of border security. the biggest part. >> reporter: democrats take control of the house on thursday. pelosi, the likely house speaker, is expected to quickly pass legislation to end the shutdown. but the bill includes only $1.3 billion for border security, and since president trump wants $5 billion for a border wall, the white house says he will reject it. >> i hear so much about the wall is old-fashion

jaydee hanson with the center for food safety says that raises concerns about food-borne illnesses -coli and salmonella the big concern are the 40 or 50 microorganisms that can get you seriously ill senator tammy baldwin says this shutdown has created another crisis for the american people. just shows how important these functions are - that parts of the government that are closed right now, that on a routine basis save lives in the united states, the fda typically performs nearly 160 domestic food inspections each week. one third of the those are at high risk facilities. tates 3-thousa people a year dying from bad food, if that's not a national emergency - i don't know what is. hanson says the good news is the most at risk products like meats, and chickens are still being inspected by the usda, while fish and shellfish - are still being inspected by the fda. we're of the position that the rest of the things that can make you sick and kill you including lettuce now - still needs to be inspected, this needs to be as much as a priority as keeping the planes flying and keeping the roads

that report by tom hanson from cbs news.ss europe, asia and the middle east. we will leave you now with some of the best pictures so far. from all of us here, happy new year. hello. the closing stages of 2018 brought a lot of cloud across much of the uk. across northern areas of scotland, with all clear skies, and they will slowly filter southwards through the new year's day. increasing amounts of sunshine from the north, but also something much clock —— cold as this weak front moves this way southwards. there is a band of cloud. behind it we will see cold winds starting to dig in. we replaced the mild yellow colours with a cold blue colours and temperatures will be sliding over the next few days. this is how new year's day morning shapes up. it is mainly dry and sunshine. cloud across wales, south—east england and northern ireland. the odd spot of rate —— rain. it will not amount to much. a peppering of showers, sunshine in between. strong and gusty winds will be easing all the while. a note all will ease across scotla nd w

you what i noticed professor hanson?aybe i'm making this up in my head but people have a tendency to accuse others of doing the exact thing they are doing. have you noticed that? >> i think it's dangerous throughout history when you have a group that sets themselves up as the arbiters of the morality. we saw it with a catholic church and the abuse problems and we saw it in the #metoo and the hollywood liberals like harvey weinstein, kevin spacey. they feel they are not subject to the same standards they demand of others. what is going on, representative king confused western civilization with the whiteness. they are not synonymous in the global world. japan can be more western than russia but the point is you have to find out what the rules are, tucker, because we are condemning him and we have hank johnson another member of congress who recently compared jews in israel to termites. and then we've got the editor, person on the editorial board of the "new york times" who said lut rally, i hate white people and compared th

as a federal employee who hasn't been paid for over a month to feed a hanson had a lot at stake when donald trump spoke after the president announced the government would reopen for three weeks there was no celebrating angry and disappointed. three weeks is good nothing long enough to just get us a check to pacify us for a little while to get us to the next step and then once we get back in there if they shut down again we won't be able to leave thaw out feel like they're building a wall around us as employees marland wilson and other federal employee also felt the announcement left more uncertainty. it could happen again. the government might be reopening but across america like here in kansas city where there are nine thousand federal government employees it will take time to get things back up and running again outside this federal government office here in this city there's still no cars in the parking lot and the doors remain shut and locked many people worry that after the three week deadline the government could shut down once again that's why at this office of kansas city the

tom hanson has more. >> reporter: for the first time since the shutdown began 12 days ago, president trump is expected to meet with congressional leaders from both parties at the white house today. >> we have to have eye wall as a part of border security. >> reporter: it will be the first meeting with democratic leaders since december 11 when he said he would be proud to shut down the government over border security. >> i will be the want to shut down. >> reporter: it is unclear what will come from the meeting. nancy pelosi expects to pass legislation to reopen the government tomorrow when democrats take control. she noted in a letter that these bills contain no new well- funded. last night, press secretary sarah huckabee sanders called the plan a nonstarter. republicans have said they won't pass anything that doesn't have president trump's support. >> the government shutdown and how you can help? >> volunteers are picking up the splat where they can. these guides are cleaning the bathrooms. >> we are about $400 out on cash buying toilet paper. >> the smithsonian museums are closed u

senator hanson, hunt, and others, they will bring important perspective as entrepreneurs, small business owners, and young professionals. the senator is a small business owner and a form public servant as mayor. let's recognize this new class and welcome them again. [ applause ] in the coming weeks and months, each of us will use our experience as we shape public policy to work together. our republic works best when we find areas of collaboration where we can put nebraskans first. as we begin our work this year, i am happy to report to you that the state of the state is strong and growing.[ applause ] >> last week, i relay to you in my inaugural address that nebraska has achieved high marks over the past year. we are the number 1 state for fiscal condition and number 2 for cost of doing business and regulatory environme. we had the thoroughness -- third highest wage growth of any state since 2014. we had the four best workforce participation rate. forbes said we are the fifth the best state overall for business we have the six lowest unemployment rate in the country. over the past four y

hanson is free this morning on a promise to appear in court.ran on nbc from 2004 to 2007. >> quite a show it was. >> former personal assistant for blackmailing her. she had videos taken without permission. >> the woman worked for carey for two years and they called her a drifter, peeping tom and extortionist. she was being paid $300,000 a year. she allegedly filmed carey engaged in personal activities that would be embarrassing if revealed. >> man. >> what? >> wouldn't that be awful if someone was secretly recording you at times you didn't realize? there would be some things i would not do. >> like now? >> when we're just talking. oh, we're on tv still? >> something we forget. >> you would think so. >> troubled people. a lot of trouble. you never know what janai will say. >>> when we come back guess what television legend turns 97 years old toda >>> and our own ginger zee puts on her dancing shoes again. i love this. inger zee puts on her dancing shoes again. i love this. and she puts obje. i didn't do it so when i heard they added ultra oxi to

i have to go to victor davis hanson. we have to go t we could do this for an hour.e'll have you back. why does it seem by the way every time the democrats face a crisis their answer is the same? doesn't seem to be like maybe we could learn a little here? it is move further to the left. aside from bill clinton after the 94 midterm loss it has been the default response. this cost the democrats the white house in 72 and the current iteration is their most radical turn yet. here to explain victor davis hanson. you just heard the discussion. your thoughts? i mean socialism to the highly uninformed, even with the yellow vest protests in france, and even with the unrest in venezuela, the argument is they don't get it right. france doesn't get it right and venezuela didn't get it right. but we here in the united states we're going to get the socialism thing right >>> yeah i guess we're gonna turn everything over to the dmv and they could run things efficiently. that's the logic of equality of result. it gets more radical. it happened in ancient athens, france, each generati

tom hanson, cbs news, new york. >>> the fda is holding a hearing. help those who want to kick that habit. research showing that some 3.6 million under aged teenagers use e-cigarettes, right now the antismoking therapies on the market such as discuss natural and gums are ways to help kids to quit vaping. >>> the bright side it walloped the sierra with several feet of fresh snow. and it's perfect on the slopes. off donner summit say they got over 60 inches of snow. one skier says it hadn't looked this good in years. >> oh, man it's awesome, powder all over on that side of the mountain there is like -- none of the snow machines. so it's all fresh powder and it is packed. it's you some. >> more snow is expected over the holiday weekend. so if you are going through the sierra, can you expect slippery roads and reduced visibility. >>> on the coast high surf warning is in effect for much of the coast until later this afternoon, move and in pacifical, waves from 25 to 35 feet expected, they are big but not ideal conditions for surfers out there because they

met two of them in kansas city for defeat a hanson debil zz just keep piling up that's because she was sent home without pay a month ago for her customer service job at the u.s. taxi chancy field office in kansas city the longer the shutdown lasts the more pressure she feels like below is two hundred thousand dollars a month. so it's to pay half the light b.-o. and half my heating because it's cold. to buy food or to buy partial medicine chiquita goldsby has worked for the taxi chintzy for twenty five years and without pay since december even before the shutdown but he was tight now even paying for the basics is a challenge is hard. it is i'm just like everybody else you know paycheck to paycheck and i have to figure out where my gas water's going to come from figure out where my next meal's doesn't come from and rent rates do every month but it's worse chiquita has severe asthma and can't afford the sixty dollars for her prescription it says forty six inhalations lives that will only last till the end of the month i ask her what will happen when it's gone then i'm out i'm out. just he

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and chris hahn, former aide to senator chuck schumer and victor david hanson, a senior fellow at the hoover institute. matt, let's start with you. did the president do what he had to do to convince the american people to not? >> this was a very basic, clear message. it did not need to be long, he had all the major points, he talked about the true victims of illegal immigration, and this is checkers not chess. everyone in the press isn't goading him, he had to put it all out there tonight. he is going to take this out over several steps. it is no longer about just the funding bill, it is about what the president will do with his executive power. >> laura: the democrats tonight and all the other cable responses by chuck and nancy basically, it's like, it's not a real crisis. this is a manufactured crisis. i hit this on "the angle" last night. i was ahead of the curve on that one. but, the 45 year low at the border, then why is it a crisis? that's the democrats' point. >> they don't point out that it is not year one, it is when we have everywhere from 11 million people here illegally. w

we got to go to victor davis hanson. we got to go. we could do this for an hour. to have you both. we'll have you back. why does it seem that every time the democrats do fake a crisis, their answer is the same? it doesn't seem to be like -- maybe we could learn a little -- it is moved further to the left. aside from bill clinton after that '94 midterm loss, it has been the default response. now my next guest says, this leftward large costs the democrats the white house in '72 and that the current iteration is their most radical turn yet. here to explain, victor davis hanson, senior fellow at the hoover institution. all right, victor. you just heard the discussion. your thoughts? socialism, i think, to the highly uninformed, even with the yellow vest protests in france, and the unrest in venezuela, the argument is, they don't get it right. france doesn't get it right, venezuela didn't get it right, but we here in united states, we are going to get the socialism thing right. >> i guess we are going to turn everything over to the dmv and they can run things efficient

accessed without a concert ticket the el still how many complex was designed by swiss architecture firm hanson. the construction took about ten years. u.s. director m. night shyamalan movie glass premiered in london on wednesday. actors bruce willis. samuel jackson. and james mcavoy attended the screening. all of this to go glass is the sequel to shell milan's previous superhero thrillers unbreakable and split. it up. next we head to paris an exhibition at the go home is paying homage to michael jackson the king of pop died in two thousand and nine the show titled the wall takes a look at how jackson has inspired art and artists around him the exhibition was initially held in london next come to germany we visited the parisian edition. you michael jackson's live shows were nothing short of spectacular theme thanks to our fans around the world. the king of pop died nearly ten years ago but his music is popular as ever. michael jackson was a living legend and he worked hard to perpetuate the myth to this day he inspires musicians video artists dancers and fashion designers. feel. thank you you.

and it truly belongs there, and both cliff hanson, it goes right on through, and governor, thank you for being part of that enormous legacy of this state. the second thing that came to my mind was that one day i would hope that my name might one day be there and earn its place. i say this because jenny and i feel so incredibly blessed to be here in wyoming. we have raised our family here, we have seen our own families start again with our grandchild everett, and there's just no better place. i can say that to the -- thank you kc, thank you buffalo. is there a better place to be a kid than in wyoming? [applause] there isn't. we have the mountains, the rivers, the plains, the adventures, the possibilities and most especially the people who have made this state what it is. you know wyoming is always had its share of extraordinary individuals. people with courage, imagination, and the gumption to make things happen. the commitments by all of you to building a better future and finding solutions to family, to the great outdoors to economic opportunity, and all that make this state what it

scott hanson says he knows him. ? my inaction with him. my wife had a medical emergency. when the ambulance came, the ambulance people talked to rick next door. they said if you have any more problems, give us a call. i'm right next door. >> reporter: he's shocked by the arrest when the police took him into custody after allegedly stealing prescription drugs. according to police documents, it comes after the woman he was renting a r of vials of fentanyl in laundry baskets while cleaning his room. she said she noticed other medications in hypodermic needles. she brought the medications to the police to turn them in. they said he had access to pharmaceutical bins and other items. pleasant believe he could have been selling them on the street. >> if it's true, it is disturbing. >> we're learning stevenson may have needed help himself. stevenson was in detox at the time of his arrest. stevenson hada emeenedical his emt license suspended in 2010. that suspension was to be lifted in 2020. the fear district releasing a statement saying the public is no longer at risk because the

as a federal employee who hasn't been paid for over a month to feed a hanson had a lot at stake when donald trump spoke after the president announced the government would reopen for three weeks there was no celebrating angry and disappointed. three weeks is good nothing long enough to just get us a check to pacify us for a little while to get us to the next step and then once we get back in there if they shut down again we won't be able to leave throw up feel like they're building a wall around us as employees marland wilson another federal employee also felt the announcement left more uncertainty. it could happen in the government might be reopening but across america like here in kansas city where there are nine thousand federal government employees it will take time to get things back up and running again outside this federal government office here in this city there's still no cars in the parking lot and the doors remain shut and locked many people worry that after the three week deadline the government could shut down once again that's why at this software side kansas city they

tom hanson is here in new york with more on this. good morning, tom. >> reporter: good morning. democrats take control of the house of representatives today, the first time they've held the majority in either chamber of congress since 2015. they're expected to introduce legislation topd t legislation to end the shutdown but it may not go very far. in one of her first acts of power when democrats take control of the house today, presumptive speaker nancy pelosi plans to pass legislation to reopen the government. >> we have given the republicans a chance to take yes forever an answer. >> reporter: one of the departments funds homeland security until early february giving them time to negotiate the border wall. republicans call it a political side show. >> the senate will not waste its times considering a democratic bill which cannot pass this chamber and which the president will not sign. >> reporter: president trump says he's willing to keep the partial government shutdown going to get his $5 billion. >> could be a long time. it's too important a subject to walk away from. >> rep

you'll find we do have rowe boulevard between the john hanson the highway and particularly road.hat remains closed from a vehicle fire. the closeaemz in northwest into next week, 17th street remains closed between c and new york avenue. with that unfortunate roadway compromise. the roadway still mass theho git in it at 17th and d pmt you find yourself rerouted like earlier this week. aaron back to you. >> tauhank you, jack. ♪ >>> do you remember this performance we brought you are here on news4 today a few weeks back. the being ac pela choir at blake high school.e they werforming in nashville to perform at the grand old opry,nl the high school group from maryland invited to perform. >> the school is mosting a life streaming event tonight. we wish them the best of luck for the incredible performance. wo amazing for them. >> yes. >>> practices started thise could's nfl pro bowl. two skins players made the cut this year but you'll only be able to see one on the field. all pro offensive tackle trent williams is sittingam out thee because of a thumb injury. williams has been voted ont

tom hanson is here in new york with more. good morning, tom. >> good morning. that meeting is going to be about border security. with the shutdown nearing two weeks, its effects are becoming more and more apparent. for the first time since the partial government shutdown began 12 days ago, president trump is expected to meet with part of border security. and we're working on it. >> it will be president's first meeting with democratic leaders since december 11 when he said he'd be proud to shut down the government over border security. >> i will be the one to shut it down. i'm not going to blame you for it. >> it's unclear what come from today's meting. presumptive house speaker nancy pelosi expects to pass legislation to reopen the government tomorrow when democrats take control. she noted in a letter to her colleagues that these bills contain no new wall funding. last night white house press secretary sarah sanders called pelosi's plan a nonstarter. senate republicans said they won't pass anything that doesn't have the president's support. >> government shutdo

>> rae hanson of conklin brothers isn't fully on board. concerned about traffic and safety in an area full of blight. >> there is on-site security around the clock for this. >> councilwoman davis said the city is working closely to address the neighborhood's concerns, while also trying to help with the city's homeless crisis. >> we continue to have a problem of housing supply in the whole bay area. and although this is only 61 units, this is a project where we can continue to house our homeless neighbors. step. how to finance this project. and going before the city council in february. construction could start as early as this fall, with the hope of housing the homeless next year. in san jose, i'm azenith smith, ktvu 2 news. >>> today is mayor libby schaaf's inauguration gala. it is the city's vow that every child graduates from high school and is ready for college. after that is a dance party at the fox theater for the keep oakland housed homeless program. tickets start at $40. proceed goes to charity. >>> missing for three months. a 13-y

groups the living room of hanson rooms iconix make a house my kitchen. is turned into a stage for concerts with an intimate atmosphere where stars can talk about their lives. no matter who you are as a parent parents are embarrassing. which is one of the benefits of being a parent just thinking about your child so i'm enjoying that very much right now i'm. both hosts and guests such as x. genesis singer brian wilson are good for a surprise or two. after. maybe half an hour to go on t.v. . the living room can only accommodate about thirty people who get to see stars like american singer marlon glen perform it's gone now. it's time we take a break and. yeah i felt like i was at home and i was invited over for a barbecue and. meet so many people but it was great it felt. like i was invited over for. the shrink house and. saxony was once a private home now it's being used as a t.v. studio for night groups weekly private concerts if cameras provide full coverage the show was developed by daughter bella in cooperation with m.t.r. after its first successful run

. >> so i walked down there and he was sitting -- >> scott hanson knows richard stevenson. >> my interaction with him is, was my wife had a medical emergency, and when the ambulance came, the ambulance people talked and he offered, say,f any more problems, give me a call, i'm right next door. >> reporter: he's shocked about sunday's arrest, when martinez police took stevenson into custody, after allegedly stealing prescription drugs. according to police documents t comes after the woman he was renting a room from in martinez ther drugs in a vials of laundry basket, while cleaning his room. the documents say she noticed other medications and hyperdermic needles. she brought the drugs to martinez pd with the intention of turning them in. those same documents say stevenson had access to pharmaceutical bins, fire trucks and other prescription drug disposal areas. police believe he could have been selling them on the street. >> if it's true, it's disturbing, especially coming from an emt. supposed to be out there helping people. >> reporter: nbc bay area is learning stevenson may have needed help

mckenna kelly and her boyfriend john hanson went to forest hill for a fun sunday arn. their car spun out as they were attempting to leave. attempts to leave failed. they realized they'd be spending the night in freezing temperatures with little food, no water. >> we would set alarms every hour to check the exhaust because the snow was so hard. if the snow-covered the exhaust, we would die in the car. >> wow. the next morning john hiked five miles to find help. a good samaritan rescued mckenna on a snowmobile. she suffered from frostbite but is expected to be okay. >>> millions of americans are hiding a financial asset from their spouse or partner. according to a report by credit cards.com, one in five people hide a checking, savings or credit card account. more than half of people surveyed say keeping a secret account is equal to physical cheating and 19% say it was even worse than physical cheating. the majority say they would be upset to learn about a secret account but wouldn't end the relationship over it. sweethearts conversation heart candies won't be produced fo

in our panel in nairobi we have security analyst list if i use a folly in oslo we have figured the hanson he is the author of the forthcoming book hornets and rift fault lines of the african jihad also in nairobi is. she's a political analyst she's also the executive director of c.s. a place that's an ngo that works to encourage women and young people to participate in politics good to have you with us on inside story thanks for joining us the most obvious of ali it's now being reported that some of the attackers were in fact kenyans what does that say about al shabaab in kenya and their operations and their ability to strike this way. fast of all these these of course not homegrown terrorists these terrorists that were recruited by al shabaab which is a group operating in somalia what i was shabaab has been doing has been recruiting from among. tons of fuel peons british from the united states of america and many other nationalities to fight in their horrible course in some of the well it's not the first time that they've tried to recruit kenyans to fight for their cause staying here are

tom hanson is here in new york with that and more.m. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. china says its economy continued to slow in 2018. the country's national bureau of statistics released official figures that showed its economy grew 6.6% last year. that's down from 6.9% growth in 2017. it's the slowest annual growth for china in nearly three decades. the news did not damper asian markets. shares finished higher in shanghai and hong kong today. >>> and former nissan ceo carlos ghosn is trying to persuade a tokyo court to grant him bail while he awaits trial for misconduct. the 64-year-old said he would post stocks as collateral, offer higher bail, surrender his passports, and submit to electronic tracking. he was denied bail last week. a hearing is scheduled for today, and prosecutors are charging ghosn with underreporting his income. he's been in jail since november. >>> glass dominated the box office this weekend. >> all of us together for the world to see what we are capable of. >> james mcevoy, bruce willis, and anya taylor

hanson his dogs enjoy a freedom here that wouldn't be possible in europe. the. white horse. the largest city on the highway and the capital of yukon with about twenty five thousand residents. and nine hundred forty two white horse was used as a construction base because it had had a rail connection to the coast since the gold mining era so soldiers and material could be brought into the territory. jim rob still remembers. the early days and white horse. he came to the yukon territory as a road worker and began to paint motifs and people of the north he still has his first portrait. harry came up here harry fic also known as one harry he came up to drive on the alaska highway so the direct connection there and he became one of our most colorful characters he came from monterey ontario and in the forty's he came up here to drive a truck on their last go. there when i came up to the yukon. in fifty five there was about forty five hundred five thousand people a white horse we don't see many walk out like this but anymore this is a moose right here you don't see many steps like t

cbs correspondent tom hanson is in new york — not pulling his punches — what's the reading there of whatn post and it hears that the former presidential candidate and current president are in a war of words right now. president trump just said here we go with mitt romney but so fast is he a flake is the question, i hope not, i would much prefer he focused on border security. he should be happy for all republicans and be a team player. that was the response from donald trump to that piece in the washington post where mitt romney criticised the president and said he had not risen to the office of the presidency and so back and forth, thatis presidency and so back and forth, that is something that we will likely see as mitt romney goes on to capitol hill tomorrow, being sworn in as capitol hill tomorrow, being sworn inasa capitol hill tomorrow, being sworn in as a republican senator. he ran in utah with the support of donald trump, obviously a lot of trump supporters there in the warm and people who vote for mitt romney. so an interesting overlap there and also puts together to people who h

for defeat or hanson the bills just keep piling up that's because she was sent home without pay a month ago for her customer service job at the u.s. tax agency field office in kansas city the longer the shutdown lasts the more pressure she feels like b.-o. is. two hundred thousand dollars a month. so with to pay half the light b.-o. and half my heating bill because it's cold. medicine chiquita goldsby has worked for the taxi for twenty five years and without pay since december even before the shutdown bunny was tight now even paying for the basics is a challenge is hard. it is i'm just like everybody else you know paycheck to paycheck and i have to figure out where my gas water's going to come from. where my next meal's and rent rates do every month but it's worse chiquita has severe asthma and can't afford the sixty dollars for her prescription it says at forty six. and. that will only last till the end of the month i ask her what will happen when it's gone then i'm out. i'm out. just here in kansas city there are seven different federal government agencies that have offices here inclu

panel in nairobi we have security analyst list if i use a folly in oslo we have to figure out the hansonhe is the author of the forthcoming book hornets and rift fault lines of the african jihad also in nairobi is. she's a political analyst she's also the executive director of c.s. a place that's an ngo that works to encourage women and young people to participate in politics good to have you with us on inside story thanks for joining us the most obvious of ali it's now being reported that some of the attackers were in fact kenyans what does that say about al shabaab in kenya and their operations and their ability to strike this way. of all these these of course not homegrown terrorists these are terrorists that were recruited by al shabaab which is a group operating in somalia what i was shabaab has been doing has been recruiting from among. tons of fuel peons british from the united states of america and many other nationalities to fight in their horrible course in some of the well it's not the first time that they've tried to recruit kenyans to fight for their cause think you're only