photos are all that's a lady has left of her mother she alone irving died 3 weeks after her daughter was born i think there was a lady as being raised by her grandmother wanda so late doesn't know her father and can't remember her mother she's growing up in the shadow of grief stoughton voidable if she had been if they had. put her in the spittle for observation if nothing else but the blood pressure itself should have told that. death is no exception. the united states has the highest maternal mortality rate in the developed world. where. after giving birth john irving was in pain and her blood pressure repeatedly spiked she went to the doctor several times at the last visit a nurse practitioner sent her home with a prescription she was tired and she had been fighting these doctors for 2 weeks trying to get someone to listen to her. and. she just you know gave up and. came home took the pill and work there and i think it's 45 minutes she collapsed. soon afterwards salon irving fell into a coma. 25 days after giving birth to the child she had longed for sean died. daughter will soon

today irving picked up the tickets at 49ers museum at levi's stadium. he says his wife is more excited about the game than he is. >> my wife is a fan, and so it's more about her than me. if it wasn't for her, i probably wouldn't have even applied for the thing online. >> he's a good man. >> what a great husband. >> irving says the two haven't been to any niners games since the teamo nta clara five years ago. of course at this point he's like, i'm hoping for a win here. >> the wife is in charge. get a win tomorrow. >> make the wife happy. >> congratulations. >> he got a win in the marriage. >> we're going to have a little showers overnight but hopefully clear for kickoff. >> it's going to be dry. we'll have some clouds but it's all good. >> thanks for joining us. we'll see you tomorrow from the field at 11:30 a.m. >> have a great night. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." martin lawrence,

convenience fortunately we have 3 people in the room who have all the answers to these questions larry irving a lawyer by training who has spent his life working on the infrastructure of the internet in september larry became the 1st african-american ever to be inducted into the internet hall of fame congratulations my friend in a free to has been covering the internet since. before most of us even used it she is the chief technology correspondent for the news website. and then professor holden thorp the editor in chief of science magazine and all the journals published by the american association for the advancement of science so good to have you all here today but he let me start with you and ask about what we've heard this week about china requiring anyone that buys a future mobile phone of registering their you know through a facial recognition system that will permanently record the population of china on this is this is this something that scares you is it something that we ought to have some trepidation about i think there's 2 big issues there one is sort of the last erosion of the ide

what did kyrie irving have to say?en emotional stuff going on all week. and kobe and his daughter gigi attended a nets game in brooklyn in december right before christmas. the video of kobe and gigi discussing basketball and discussing the game from those exact seats has been seen many times. and the team actually played this video on the jumbotron before shining a light on those exact seats that stayed empty with purple and yellow flowers on them. the team announced the names of all who died in the crash before holding a 24-second moment of silence. and kobe's good friend kyrie irving was getting very emotional during that time. kyrie considered kobe a mentor and said their relationship was much deeper than basketball. clippers star kawhi leonard is one of the many players who went to kobe for advice. one of the things they talked about was how to commute around southern california. kawhi says he began using helicopters to get to and from his home in san diego. and he says kobe's pilot, ara zobayan, he flew him many t

i was just rinsing to julius irving.e early for us, but we don't know god's ways, his ways are bigger than our ways. it's a tough the day for us, but it's good we can talk about him and he has left something for the players like le bron and anthony davis. he was a great ambassador and they will be able to call forth his mentality. jon: christina coleman has more on the reaction pouring in from l.a. sports fans. reporter: a lot of people are heart broken and shocked by this. a major investigation will be under way with this crash. the l.a. sheriff did not identify any victims. but confirmed nine people were on the helicopter and all of them died. we understand kobe's daughter gianna was on the helicopter. the crash happened shortly before 10:00 a.m. local time this morning own a hillside in calabasas northwest of downtown los angeles in foggy conditions this morning. the crash caused a quarter acre brushfire that crews worked quickly to contain. the ntsb launched a go-team. them lining maintenance of the helicopter, the h

they're obviously not going to stop at the irving female academy. that these young men in blue. they don't have to fight the rebels. the girls really like these guys. just a few weeks later another problem occurs. this is reynolds letter to his sister basically saying there is nothing in the valley. and the army of potomac is in going to qualify. if the rebels want to come to harrisburg, we've got a problem. just a few days after reynolds makes that declaration, on the day after the battle of antietam is perhaps the cvrr's finest moment of the civil war. out a 24cclellan is more frome orders washington. transfer all the ammunition cars to the northern central. the northern central will leave the train will arrive in hagerstown in four hours and 31 minutes. i can't do that today on the highways with all the traffic. this train loaded with incredibly explosive emulation koreans at speeds up to 54 miles an hour. in the standard working speed for a freight train in those -- days was 20 to 25 miles an hour. it is so bad that the journal boxes on some of these ammunition cars get so h

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. >> it is a pretty cool club to be in, when you're irving berlin and burt bacharach and hal david. >> man. >> i still can't believe it. >> reporter: for the past 25 years, pharrell williams and chad hugo have been one of the most successful producing and songwriting teams in music. helping score number one hits for nelly, gwen stefani. >> ain't no hala back girl. >> and snoop dogg. ♪ drop it like it's hot >> describe what each of you brings to this. >> well, he is a savant. he is a genius. >> he is a genius. >> and -- >> a savant. >> no, no, no. i'm just an ant. i'm an ant. the last three letters of that word. >> reporter: pharrell has always been the frontman. chad his mostly silent partner. >> i learned so much from this guy. this guy, he's the one. to me. >> reporter: what did he teach you? >> he showed me how to play the chords that i really liked, you know. he is literally the guy that, like, can pick up any instrument and play anything. >> vocals and lyrics and chords. musical arrangements, this guy. ♪ >> pharrell and chad were teenagers when they met in school in virginia. you

picture is out in the plaque out in your entrance to this room and after whom this room is named irving brier i knew. i am 81. i was friends with his son steve and used to go to the brier house on the weekends. i was from the midwest. on holidays i didn't have anyplace to go. irving brier, the man you named the room after used to espouse social justice and the importance of high-quality public education. he used to lecture his boys, who you may know are you now prominent judges in the country and me who is not that, but i was there to receive the lecture many times about those messages. high-quality public education and social justice. he said those are the keys to the health of american society and san francisco society. by chance, because i didn't know we were going to be in this room. i didn't know about the plaque. by chance, that is wha what thee values are of the board of directors. there are about 20 of us. we are here to do all we can as regular citizens who have different networks and means and education and we represent 14 zip codes. we have six african-americans, two latinos,

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at ninth and irving and it stops at ninth and lincoln but it stops on the same side. it doesn't go into the park side. did we look into that? >> yes. we did talk about that. both of those stops are serving different nodes in the area. each of those has a transfer point to a different line so it's important to that those. >> i'm just trying to figure out are people going out and i would have -- for me it seems like it makes more sense of that stop if you were going to keep it and most people get off the bus going across lincoln way to the park so it makes more sense to move into the park and then give people the sense of greater park access despite the fact it's obviously still the same did we look at that at all. >> we can talk to our colleagues about that. they are about to improve that intersection on their park side of the intersection there so talk to them about whether it would be possible or make sense from a service perspective. >> i don't know how it would due in terms of the speed issue but i would say that 44 stops a lot anyway and 2 comes incorrectly and it

as far as irving goes tomorrow increasing clouds and light rain, again on thursday and then the to six or s will combine, but not amounting to a hill of beans. 50s on the temps as you can see, upper 50s, that is the theme going forward. late tuesday and with a very light rain and thursday a light rain day and breezy friday and a mix of sun and clouds and breezy in upper 50s for the weekend. >> make sure you download the ktvu weather app with interactive radar, hourly updates and the seven day forecast and an easy way to upload your weather photos and video, our weather app is free to download for your smart phone or tablet. >>> tensions continue to flare between iran and the white house, lawmakers in washington are weighing in about it. still ahead congress plans to do to limit military actions by president trump. plus the worldwide effort underway to help the victims of the devastating wildfires in australia. but first i look at the major winners from last night's golden globe awards and also some of the memorable moment that people are talking about this morning. trump: obamacare is

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at ninth and irving and it stops at ninth and lincoln but it stops on the same side.it doesn't go into the park side. did we look into that? >> yes. we did talk about that. both of those stops are serving different nodes in the area. each of those has a transfer point to a different line so it's important to that those. >> i'm just trying to figure out are people going out and i would have -- for me it seems like it makes more sense of that stop if you were going to keep it and most people get off the bus going across lincoln way to the park so it makes more sense to move into the park and then give people the sense of greater park access despite the fact it's obviously still the same did we look at that at all. >> we can talk to our colleagues about that. they are about to improve that intersection on their park side of the intersection there so talk to them about whether it would be possible or make sense from a service perspective. >> i don't know how it would due in terms of the speed issue but i would say that 44 stops a lot anyway and 2 comes incorrectly and it

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and you see there brooklyn star kyrie irving holding back tears trying to, and he spoke after the game about being mentored by kobe. >> he left a lot of teachings, a a lot of bread crumbs, i call them, and i just followed every sing one, you know. that probably pays a lot of focus into the person i am today. >> reporter: as for the crash investigation our station in phoenix reports the wreckage of the helicopter has now been taken to arizona to a secure facility. and the coroner has officially now identified all nine crash victims. >>> some encouraging medical news this morning. for the first time in four years americans are living longer. new government figures show life expectancy in the u.s. rose slightly last year, largely because of a decline in the rate of cancer deaths and drug overdoses. but researchers caution it's still too early to tell if the country has turned the corner on the opioid epidemic. >>> authorities in houston say everyone on this school bus was able to escape a fast-moving fire. one of the passengers was a special needs student in a wheelchair who was removed a

teenager was what more than a constituency association he was where he actually go i was just 15 irving it was fascinating to note that after this season online blogger is the face think he's on this show saw it into the hundreds of fans yes indeed their last year were the breaks the new morning looming we decided to give no regular panel of pundits to tell us what was going to happen and i was to be said from the top the leadership stakes to the customer selection itself or prestigious panel did not let us down anyone who followed their political purpose would have come up with more winners the losers. were considering this this new research royal ascot the tory leadership state. what do you qualities do you require to. as the winner of this race. well it's very like studying the the results of any race you have to look at. a form over a course and distance at the class look at the ownership the trainers you've got to make all of these assessments can they cope with the going of they've been taking any noxious substances all of these that matters need to be taken into account the main

with the exception of some of irving berlin's work, popular songs were insipid. they had titles like "daddy, you've been a mother to me," "when the moon shines on the moonshine," and "who ate napoleons with josephine when napoleon was away?" [laughter] >> real titles, real songs. then, in 1920, out of nowhere, a woman who virtually no one had ever heard of named mamie smith -- not bessie, but mamie smith -- released the record "crazy blues." it became, against all odds, the number one song in the country, and the jazz age had officially begun. and, with the harlem renaissance having already begun, music and literature, poetry and prose alike, changed all the more, revealing that a great many of the country's priorities had changed and would never change again. the roaring 20's are the most famous decade in the history of the united states. they are the only decade that has its own name, its own adjective. but without these and other events of 1920 to jumpstart the decade's engine, it might have been quite a while before history heard so much as a sputter. and tha

convenience fortunately we have 3 people in the room who have all the answers to these questions larry irving a lawyer by training who has spent his life working on the infrastructure of the internet in september larry became the 1st african-american ever to be inducted into the internet hall of fame congratulations my friend in a free to has been covering the internet sin.

committee will be held -- will hold its first meeting on sunday, december 19 from 12:30 to 2:00 in the irving g. breyer room, here in this building. we will be looking to see what will be prioritized for this school year. >> so the p.a.c. priorities for this year include several items, and we're still building that list. we have a new coordinator, michelle, so we are a new team this year. and we are doing student health and nutrition as a focus. in november, p.a.c. members attended two different tasting services provided by the nutrition services. we hope that a diverse array of students are also provided with the opportunity to sample more foods and give meaningful feedback. we are impressed with the comprehensiveness of thought and inclusion of previous outreach findings that we've gone into the student redesign process so far this year and we're excited to have begun meeting with staff and sfusd staffs for early this coming year. the next p.a.c. meeting is tomorrow, wednesday, december 11 in the main conference room at 601 mcallister. p.a.c. meetings are open to the public and all are welc

at ninth and irving and it stops at ninth and lincoln but it stops on the same side.it doesn't go into the park side. did we look into that? >> yes. we did talk about that. both of those stops are serving different nodes in the area. each of those has a transfer point to a different line so it's important to that those. >> i'm just trying to figure out are people going out and i would have -- for me it seems like it makes more sense of that stop if you were going to keep it and most people get off the bus going across lincoln way to the park so it makes more sense to move into the park and then give people the sense of greater park access despite the fact it's obviously still the same did we look at that at all. >> we can talk to our colleagues about that. they are about to improve that intersection on their park side of the intersection there so talk to them about whether it would be possible or make sense from a service perspective. >> i don't know how it would due in terms of the speed issue but i would say that 44 stops a lot anyway and 2 comes incorrectly and it

my grandparents were in irving. we would go and watch the thanksgiving day games.f memories. it was an amazing place. temperatures today and the '60s. warmer than we were. even mid-50s. here we are 65 degrees in fairfield. the highs tomorrow will be down a few degrees because of the cloud cover . we will be back into the mid to upper 50s for the most part. the plan is to enjoy the sunshine. the next few days clouds back in the forecast. rain returns it's more of an overnight thing. in the meantime a lot of clouds to get through. there may be a little drizzle at times. for the most part it's the wheelhouse for the next system that could produce significant rain. current temperatures when i return . we will setting up of the 5-day forecast. >>> a chemical release of the plant in kern county forced an evacuation. they set a large container shipped from overseas was leaking. 9000 people live in the city. officials stop the leak, identified the chemical which is used in the preparation of polyurethane. >>> a new program in california offers those dining out a way to pla

a stay-at-home mom from irving, texas...n, a librarian from portland, oregon... ...whose 2 day cash winnings total $21,999. and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- alex trebek! [ applause ] thank you, johnny. hi, everyone. veronica got off to a good start on yesterday's program. led throughout the game. in double jeopardy! expanded her lead to turn the game into a runaway. but what will happen today? today, after all, is another day. alissa and marlan, welcome. pick up those signaling devices. hope you get to use them often. ♪ here are the categories for the first round of play today, starting off with... that should be fun. we'll deal with... hey... each correct response will be two words differing by one vowel. veronica, start. okay. uh, anagrammed u.s. cities for $200. alissa. what is durham? that's the city. u.s. cities, $400. marlan. what is tucson? good. uh, $600, anagrammed cities.

picture is out in the plaque out in your entrance to this room and after whom this room is named irving brier i knew. i am 81. i was friends with his son steve and used to go to the brier house on the weekends. i was from the midwest. on holidays i didn't have anyplace to go. irving brier, the man you named the room after used to espouse social justice and the importance of high-quality public education. he used to lecture his boys, who you may know are you now prominent judges in the country and me who is not that, but i was there to receive the lecture many times about those messages. high-quality public education and social justice. he said those are the keys to the health of american society and san francisco society. by chance, because i didn't know we were going to be in this room. i didn't know about the plaque. by chance, that is wha what thee values are of the board of directors. there are about 20 of us. we are here to do all we can as regular citizens who have different networks and means and education and we represent 14 zip codes. we have six african-americans, two latinos,

his dad had been an nba player, joe "jellybean" bryant with the 76ers and julius irving in the '70s and other clubs and then spent a good portion of his youth in italy. spoke fluent italian. he was a more mature 18-year-old than any athlete you would meet. tremendously self-possessed and aware and poised. when i interviewed him for the first time at age 18. he was a superstar by the time he was in his early 20s. he didn't just have tremendous talent, he had presence, he had star quality. as kenny smith told you a moment ago, yes, he and shaquille o'neal were a nearly unstoppable combination when they won three consecutive nba championships, but always a feeling he was 1a and shaq was the most dominant player in the game but then kobe went on to lead the lakers after shaq departed for the miami heath and that was a statement he wand to make. kobe by everybody's testimony no matter accolades, he was always pushing for something better and always measuring himself against a perhaps unattainable even for him standard. >> what made him such an exceptional player? >> you have to start with ta

. >>> meanwhile, brooklyn mets star kyrie irving getting very emotional.andy scholes has more in this morning's bleacher report. >> reporter: cope and his daughter gigi attended a nets game right before christmas and the video of kobe and gigi discussing the game from those seats, it's been seen many, many times since then. the team actually played that video on the jumbotron before sheening a light on the exact seat that stayed empty with purple and yellow flowers on them. the team then announced the nams of all of those that died in the crash before holding a 24 moment seconds of silence. kyrie considered kobe a palestinian tore and said that their relationship was much deeper than basketball. now, here in miami, preparations continue for super bowl 54. nfl commission roger goodell saying yesterday the league will honor kobe in some fashion during the game. but he did not offer any details on that. now, one of the few players in this game with super bowl experience is the 14ers richard sherman. he played in this game twice. his son raven's fifth birthday

so, he sends off captain irving a. buck. captain buck finds bragg, about five miles down the road. bragg is very emotional, saying you have got to save the army, you have got to tell cleburne to save the army. he writes down the orders that are here. the general desires you take a strong position in the gorge and try to check the pursuit of the enemy. he must be punished until our trains get well advanced. the reports from the rear are leader and the general is not thoroughly advised of the state of things, there, which is not unusual for bragg. captain buck comes back with that. so cleburne stopped his men on the others of chickamauga creek -- the other side of chickamauga creek and allows them to rest for about three hours. while doing this, he crosses the creek himself and brings a few men over and sets up large bonfires so that when the men have to actually cross the creek they will be able to warm themselves and put their clothes back on, will not be marching around for the rest of -- whoops, i just did something -- for the rest of the evening they won't be marching in cold cl

. >> paul irving, the house sergeant of arms, is leading that delegation, leading the procession, the formal delegation, through the rotunda and statutory hall on to the senate. >> that's right, and we saw these same folks doing a processional yesterday. the group said several people, and jake was talking about how diverse it was, six lawyers, and one law official was a chief of police down in orlando. john is laying out some of the similarities with the timeline from the clinton impeachment. what is different here is you're going to have people who are running for president who are going to have to be glued to their seats for weeks on in as they're competing for the democratic nomination. they could actually be in the senate as folks are going to vote on february 3rd in iowa. >> and i mentioned last night, and it's happening again now, they just walked past the old senate chamber where, until they built this one they're going to walk into, is where the senate met. and 21 years ago, 100 senators sat in that chamber and agreed, in a bipartisan way, on the rules of impeachment. it's suc

at ninth and irving and it stops at ninth and lincoln but it stops on the same side.'t go into the park side. did we look into that? >> yes. we did talk about that. both of those stops are serving different nodes in the area. each of those has a transfer point to a different line so it's important to that those. >> i'm just trying to figure out are people going out and i would have -- for me it seems like it makes more sense of that stop if you were going to keep it and most people get off the bus going across lincoln way to the park so it makes more sense to move into the park and then give people the sense of greater park access despite the fact it's obviously still the same did we look at that at all. >> we can talk to our colleagues about that. they are about to improve that intersection on their park side of the intersection there so talk to them about whether it would be possible or make sense from a service perspective. >> i don't know how it would due in terms of the speed issue but i would say that 44 stops a lot anyway and 2 comes incorrectly and it doesn't

. >> who is john irving?ead ken jennings dominated, bettiuildin lead by betting it all. >> i think i have to do it, 9200 points. >> reporter: it was a move too risky for comfort. but it was enough to give the 74-game champ a comfortable lead and he coasted the rest of the way. >> this two-word phrase marks the end of friendly generational relations. ken? >> i get to say it to alex. what is okay boomer. >> reporter: jennings told me that he was ready to turn the tables on holzhauer. >> i'm not an aggressive player by nature but i think there's going to be some big bets. >> reporter: and a win last night for jeopardy's writers. they stumped all three of the so-called greats on the final jeopardy clue. >> who are ang, li and >> reporter: they tried to be funny. trebek not amused. >> you started to write pat sajak, is that right? >> what? >> i wish you had risked more points. ladies and gentlemen, i'd like to welcome you to the to the toe comedy hour. >> it will returning on tuesday at 8:00 p.m. right here on abc

paul irving who is the house the house sergeant-at-arms will lead a procession where they walk these through the capital, through the capitol rotunda over to julie adams who is the secretary of the senate. they will get to the senate trial in the very initial form sometime tomorrow. let's go back to that vote here. there was one democratic defection. that was collin peterson, a very conservative democratic chair of the agricultural committee. western and northern minnesota. he carried his district by 35 points. he voted against impeachment in december. the thing to look for, these impeachment managers, they are to be the face of impeachment. how well the democrats do, it's up to this seven. you have two freshman in this group. you have jason crow and sylvia garcia. i think it is interesting to look at adam schiff. he led an impeachment effort against federal judge thomas back in 2010 pit he the the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi. that is one of the reasons he's chairman of the committee and why she picked him to be the chairman of the committee. he will not be the lead manager in