pollutants land grab a new crane, and sort of wondering what she has in mind with taiwan and, and, and irvine and turkey who may very well have himself a puppet here, you know, be able to puppeteer the new president of syria, so i think he's maneuvering now this is classic again, plastic trump, he's sending out trial balloons and we can all sit here with our p shooters to shoot them down. but he's, he's waiting to see what will fly. so there are is very politicians who would like to see israel onyx garza. i'm the westbound. how empower? do you think they feel with donald trump back in office? well, i think they feel somewhat drunk on trump, but i would want to watch out for that hangover because trump is more sympathetic to palestinians than he discloses publicly in a way this 1st meeting was a thank you note, but it wasn't a israel necessarily. it wasn't to natania, it was to the van jellico vote in the united states that supported him consistently . and then there were some, there are also some, you know, major donors also who he trump is transactional. and he's going to look at his own bas

monday is the first real world test when the senry rai sensor rai ai sensor is deployed near irvine inthern california. rhyne hopes the low cost and low power system will soon help bay area firefighters as well. new orleans will be the center of the sports universe this weekend when the super bowl takes place this sunday at super bowl 59. and we've got a look at the superdome, where security will be extra tight this weekend. the big game always a big security challenge. but with president trump attending this year and the recent new year's day terror attack, authorities are being extra vigilant. we spoke with one of the city's top crime fighting leaders about what's being done, along with a verizon representative who says some of the same measures will be adopted when next year's super bowl arrives in the bay area. january 1st has just helped us increase our technology and just bring everybody together so that we can make sure that we are leveraging technology as we know it in the public safety space. tanisha and i have actually had the pleasure of meeting with the city of santa clara,

the sensor rai ai sensor will be deployed near irvine in southern california.opes the low cost and low power system will soon help b bay area refighters as well. making a real impact on oakland. a unique school bus makes a stop in the bay area using basketball to unite and inspire. our velena jones joins us with all the fun, and i go one on one with world series champion hunter pence. how he's helping to bring excitement to big sporting events coming to the bay area, and what three spots would he take? tourists in san francisco? but before we head to break, we want to know what trending story you would like to see later in this newscast. i have a survey up right now on my instagram stories, and you still have some time to vote for one of these stories. netflix shelves a prince documentary why u.s. importers are stockpiling prosecco. and the eagles are playing for a boy who saved his sister after a deadly plane did you know using the grocery outlet app gives you the opportunity to win groceries for life? imagine never paying for groceries again. well, what if i

i was sitting with keisha johnson and michael irvin. i said to them have you met donald trump?ke yes. because it from a distance may be maybe you can be intimidated but once you meet donald trump i'm telling you he is one of the most charming and accessible people i have ever met. especially one with that level of superstardom. which is a true rarity. this is interesting as well. tonight and nearly all usaid employees will be placed on leave. this is after trump's administration nearly $200 million it includes wild stuff. $10 million on meals, 75 million on dei initiatives in other countries, and more we can share with the audience including meddling in countries like syria, guatemala, transgender issues, everywhere you go, bangladesh. usaid involved in things other than one would expect humanitarian relief it. 10,000 reports down the 300 employees. >> martha: i think -- >> i think it is interesting because we know they do thanks that are important for international goodwill like medicine and food and that is part of building the u.s. you know their reputation worldwide. but wh

when the sensory ai rai is deployed near irvine in southern california.hopes that the low cost and low power system will soon help bay area firefighters as well. wow, that's pretty amazing and i love that he developed this project in fifth grade, i know it. yeah, i was like, buddy, this is not the same kind of project we did for our science fairs at all. not this the styrofoam planet. not at all. okay. well, trending this morning. if sunday is the biggest night in sports with super bowl, next sunday night may be one of the biggest nights in pop culture. when saturday night live celebrates 50 years with a three hour anniversary special. it is hard to condense 50 years of iconic guests into three hours, but snl is going to try the new promo release. just some of the names for the special. it will feature mainstays like steve martin, tom hanks, paul simon, as well as some newer faces like sabrina carpenter. the saturday night live 50th anniversary special will air next sunday right here on nbc bay area. red carpet coverage starts at 4:00, and the special sta

. >> reporter: growing up in irvine, california, ferrell loved making his friends laugh.was a keyboard player for the righteous brothers, your mom's a teacher. at what point does comedy become important in your life? >> it's just something i always wanted to do. but i didn't give it kind of any thought or any weight, because i just saw how unpredictable my dad's life was, as an entertainer. i thought, i'm just not going to do that. i want a real job and i didn't know what that meant. >> reporter: one of his first jobs after graduating from usc was a shaky stint as a bank teller. >> is it true, and i hate to put you on the spot here, that the count was off some days when you were a bank teller? that there was some money -- >> i'm not at liberty to say. >> not yet? >> is this being recorded? this whole interview? >> your attorney's right over there. >> oh, can i say anything? i was such a bad bank teller. i would make one transaction and shut my window down, and then -- is everything okay? open my window, again, next? like, it was one every 15 minutes. and we get to the end

it starts with an artist, ray irvin. >> all the artwork is based on his work. >> reporter: this is hisncluding this. a fancy young man in a top hat inspecting a butterfly. his name is eustace tilley and he became the magazine's mascot for better or worse. >> at long last, i will tell you that imam bill lent with eustace tilley. some people think it's a symbol of snobbery or overweening pride. it was meant to be a joke. >> reporter: david remnick was a 39-year-old reporter in 1998 he was named the fifth editor of "the new yorker." i would consider you smart and ruggedly handsome even if you weren't my boss. but you are my boss you have been editor of the new yorker some time. >> 26 years. we will have a bunch -- >> reporter: his job is to keep the writers happy and as he sometimes reminds me productive. his job also to figure out how and how much to modernize a 100-year-old magazine that once specialized in lighthearted articles about manhattan society. the founding editor was harold ross. >> this is from the first issue of the new yorker february 21, 1925. it is not edited for the old

force development to accept and extend an approximately 497 thousand dollars grant from the james irvinen for public workforce capacity funds during the period of november of 24 through november of 26. >> and we can take this same house same call without objection it is adopted. madam clerk. call item 11. >> item upon 11 resolution to retroauthorize the office of the the city attorney to accept and extend a 410 thousand dollars guarantee from the california department of industrial relations labor commissioners office. to funds the enforcement of labor laws august 24 through july of 25. >> take this item same house same call. without objection it is adopted. can you call items 12 and 13 together. >> items 12 and then are two resolutions pertain to agreements between the office of contract administration, and the following companies for item 12 this is withful corporation dbi pesteck for pest management services for 5 year term through february 14 of 2030 for 15.5 million. and item 13 for mail room equipment and postage and term of throw years through january 31 of 28. with an additional

but tony blair did a lot of damage to britain with derry , irvine, campbell, derry, irvine, campbell,andelson and brown. so they they embedded all sorts of horrific laws like the human rights act and, you know, the equalities act, they started immigration. they weren't responsible for all of it. they started the legal apparatus for it. and then the tories. well, next the coalition. david cameron's got a lot of blood on his hands. and ultimately the electorate who government should be representing the taxpayers, the people who fund the country, the people who fund the country, the people who work hard, who pay the people who work hard, who pay their taxes. very often the businesses collect all the taxes for the government, so they are not doing their job. and that's why reform is doing so well, because people want representation in parliament. they want a government that looks after their interests, not the interests of people who come here either legally or illegally, who've never paid into the economy, never contributed to our wealth. thank you. ultimately, you know, we need change a