iv felony. attorney gloria schmidt. >> there was a point where this story needed to be told and they manned up and said we are going to correct it. >> reporter: that story told in part with this surveillance video cbs 2 first obtained. the brothers, seen at a beauty supply store, buying items sources say were used just a day later in a staged attack on smollett. a hat and ski gloves are among the items. >> i've been in touch with the family practice has been very traumatizing for them, as well as everyone who knows this story. >> reporter: a raid of their home turned up some of the props the brothers purchased, like that red hat and black facemask. >> i think jussie smollett should come clear because the truth will set him free. >> reporter: last month, smollett said he was approached by two and yelling racial and homophobic slurs. he was doused in bleach, assaulted and a rope was placed around his neck. now, that story has a new

ive been to find out more.g a regular get together, but the truth is far from that. all of these people are carers, who hardly ever get out to enjoy themselves. in fact, some are meeting for the first time. i care for my husband who has alzheimer's. also a special needs daughter who we adopted. carey means you care, but it doesn't hit you until you are actually doing it. notjust day, but night—time as well and there is no respite. but today they have some respite, a well earned break courtesy of a charity which has been set up to care for liverpool's carers. if you ask carers what is the one thing and that is to have a break. they don't want to give the caring role up, but to have some time for themselves. my time is the brainchild of hazel brown who has been working with carers for years. we have asked some hotels if they could help us. the first hotel we wrote to is a care of themselves and understood what we were trying to do. they gave us the first overnight, complimentary break and it has grown from there.

what i want you to know that is patty found out she had stage iv lung cancer.y said you have two days to live. that was five years ago! that is so fantastic! patty and chris, thank you for being here. how did that happen? take us to the day they told you you have two days to live? >> well, i had woken up from -- i had gone into the e.r. with a blood clot in my leg and when i woke up, i was waking up from a surgery that i didn't know i was going to have and thoracic surgeon told me i had stage iv lur lung cancer and needed to call my kids home and pretty much say good-bye. >> with every day that went by and you proved them wrong, essentially? >> every day. every day. and then after i outlived that, my husband had put some generators in at the house to run the oxygen that i was on, i was on the most that you could actually deliver to anybody, and the pulmonologist said you need to find a good hospice. she is not going to come home again. so my doctor at kennestone, dr. steve mccune, he sent off for a genetic mutation test and it came back that i had a rare type o

the chair recognizes the gentleman from california, for ive minutes. >> mr. speaker, i rise today in response to yesterday's address by the president to this body. the guest the president invited represented america's finest hours and most compelling stories. they serve as a reminder of a history much larger than any individual among us. it adds an invitation to recommit to our values and promises to our people. but last night the president chose to invoke a national unity that he has made every effort to fray. it has been his cynical political strategy to divide our country and burn bridges among us. the state of the union is a platform for the president to inject urgency into the problems the country faces. as a member of the transportation and infrastructure committee, i am encouraged that he has indicated he will sign bipartisan infrastructure legislation, and i am prepared to work with all members to do so serving our country and communities. the president also raises a a specter of declaring a national emergency to build a monument to his ego. but the r

gotten to ay,ive know karen, she is a marine corps mom and proud supporter of military families and recently went back to teach art classes at a christian school. thank you, karen. [applause] president trump: terrific women. we are thankful to be joined by the countless faith leaders and members of congress along with many members of my cab bet, including secretary pom paya, devos and r, betsy matt whittaker, thank you all for being here. thank you very much. [applause] president trump: thanks also to gary hogan for those powerful words and for rescuing people from around the world from the bondage of human tratchinging. you are truly doing the lord's work. and as you know, our administration is doing everything we can to make your work easier working very closely together. [applause] president trump: on tuesday, it was my pro found honor to address the nation from the house chamber of the state of the union and our union. as you heard me, our nation is very, very strong. [applause] president trump: as i said in my address, there is no limit to what we can achieve if we follow the path of co

ive coverage here on c-span. >> what our colleagues have talked about all along. i'm once again asking our friends across the aisle to work with us on a bipartisan solution. let me close with this. i want to read from a letter that is from 2010. it says, and i quote, internet broadband access as telecommunication services that are subject to the provisions of title 2 of the communications act may have far reaching implications. to reclassify these services is to create uncertainty, internet access something that's sure to adversely affect job creation, both of which are in short supply right now. this is a job for congress. chairman pallone, i couldn't agree more with you. this was your letter from 2010. i look forward to reaching across the aisle to find a solution here that will give certainty to the market and protection to consumers and with that i yield back the balance of my time. >> the gentleman yields back. ll remind my friend that the past efforts of both democratic and republican f.c.c. chairmens to do it in the way you described was struck down

ive it a big push. mike: i feel like we're behind on those things. ms. stabenow: we are behind. we talk a lot object education, skill development and then we go to alions of dollars tax cut which ends up the jobs we want, takes money out of the ability to bring down the cost of college and address education and skill development. we want to move the economy, i can certainly tell you from a michigan standpoint, number one way is education and work force development. and training. mike: the front page of sunday's "detroit free press." lead story headline, winning michigan, tough task for trump. voters are looking for an alsterntive. michigan is pretty essential to his math. ifficult to replace. ms. stabenow: hopefully he can't. in michigan, president trump within by about 10,000 votes. and there were a lot of folks third party i think because of the urgency of voting in our country, the chaos, the instability, the concerns, the worries about foreign affairs, the economy, it's going to increase people's taxes in michigan much more than decrease them. people are shocked at what they

is facing to my brothers and sisters in the opposition the doors open so as to reach a solution kim ives is a journalist at haiti liberte news weekly and he joins us now on skype from new york came this started because of anger around a corruption scandal but it appears to have gone beyond that now. yes i think things are escalating this past month in january the haitian government. voted with washington against venezuela and that's seen as a tremendous betrayal the venezuelan solidarity over the past decade which has pumped in some four billion dollars into the haitian economy keeping it afloat a lot of that money was an old by the. predecessor to. be same party h.t.k. and so the people want to know first why that money when the government resisted then they're raising the gas prices because of the torpedoing of the. country corinne bailey accord due to trump sanctions on venezuela and now you see the president of haiti betraying venezuela and voting with washington but nicolas maduro is not legitimate so i think it's a convergence of all these factors which is making the people just co

. >> reporter: these are the faces ive children who died when the suv they were riding in ran off the road, crashed through the wood line and spun out in ael snowy police say they were all thrown from the suv. >> just heart broken.t i doow what to say. it's just overwhelming. >> reporter: the snow has melted revealing a heartbreaking debris field. fathly members of victims came here to see firsthand where their young lives came to such a tragic end. james lost his anddaughter, he said it's a reminder for families to stay close. >>he that's only message i get out of it. the only sense, here today, gone tomorrow. >> police say dominique taylor was behind the wheel when the suv crashed saturdaymorning. she survived. she's the mother of two of the girls who lied paris was 5, london 8. their dad set up campaign to help with funeral costs. grief counselors were present where they attended school. >> a lotf it is listening.r: >> repor relatives say 6-year-old rickelle ricks, sh-yr-old zion beard a 15-year-old damari herald were siblings and cousins with paris and london, they all enjoyed spe

the condition she was in, rushed to animal hospital, vet saved here using warm water, blow drierz and iv will be staying inside from now on. >> used up one life there. >> living up to name after blow-dryer. >> have a greatella tomorrow. [ 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."gh join jimmy and guests -- kim kardashian-west,

biologist, my interest is understanding how species are dealing with urbanization, whether those area ivepecies that are trying to adapt to these urban settings, or whether these are non-native species tha been introduced as a result of human activity and are also trying to find a way to make it hee in the los angeles are we were here specifically to look for slender salamanders. gi hand grabbing these. and we were able to find 7 slender salamanders, and on top of that we found two other native species--a western fence liz lizard. you got a brahminy bld snake? no way! they're super squirmy. woman: yeah, so, we've got a brahminy blind snake here. pauly: yeah, we don't ave any-- i don't have any reports of brahminy blind snakes right around here. with those slender salamanders, we were able to use some swabs to sw their skin, and those swabs will then be--the dna in those swabs will be sequenced. in addition to thatwe were le to take some measurements, some length measurements and some weight measurements. woman: go. yeah. .5 grams. pauly: i certainly was hopeful that we would get one speci

i have two that aren't here, asa iv and ahbel.portant to me and i'm grateful they are here for this important occasion. i want to extend a special welcome to the many foreign dignitaries who are with us. councils generals, ambassadors, business leaders, welcome and thank you for coming to this important occasion in arkansas. [ applause ] ladies and gentlemen, in the course of time, there are special moments where life and history are intertwined. this day is one of them. the experiences of my life have prepared me for the responsibilities of leading this state and the story of arkansas has brought us to this moment. it is a moment in time where we can leave our imprint on history. the moment is here, but the history is yet to be determined. while we are dependent upon a sovereign god who reigns in the affairs of man, it is up to us to shape our future and to make the most of freedom's bounty. we are here today because the people of arkansas have entrusted us to imagine the right decisions, to act on their behalf and to serve with

know that the president is capable of pulling surprises ensed on the media coverage that he watches ively often in the morning. we know that some of his stalwart supporters from fox news have called it a garbage compromise and have actually lampooned or made fun of him. those kinds of words sting, but the president has indicated that n he understands the shutds not winner, 35 days of havin part of the government closed. he has also suggested that he can rhetorally call this a win by saying we are going to finish the wall. he has pivoted his language. regardless of homuch money is in the compromise package, he is talking about how its still a win for his argument on security, whether it is 55 miles or 200 miles. ne: has this moved the issue on at all? alexis: it has moved it on -- a lot of lawmakers are eager to say let's move on to other casues. if theput this behind them by the deadline of friday night and have the president sign it o and move on er issues, we know that senator mcconnell, the republican leader of the senate, and the president's allies in the house including kevin mccarth

iv we're in washington. >>> breaking overnight. in the line of fire. a veteran new york city police detective. he was accidentally shot by fellow officers. >>ta make no miske about it, friendly fire aside, it's because of the actions of the sucks spekt that he's

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.-- ive years. wife of an imprisoned opposition politician says she is proud of them because they have not given up hope. over the border in columbia,f hundreds onezuelans chant the words "humanitarian aid to." -- eight." -- humanitarian aid." geaid has been piling up at the border, but the brrossing has been barricaded by the venezuelan military under the orders of president nicolas madu. >> it's terrible, because the aid is needed urgently for the hospal, for clinics, because above all the children and the elderly need it. at the border blockade, venezuelan soldiers look disciplined and defiant. a government official arrives to give them moral report and tell the media that no convoys will be passing through this poin >> nobody is going to pass this bridge, not today, not tomorrow, never. this bridge is not open to offfic or the transportgo s. any misuse of this ridge is illegal. is illegal. >> at the white house, president trump was facing his colombian counterpart. he told reporters it was imper

ives, if you look closely you can see somebody standing there. >> it's a person missing. gilmore slipped on the wet rocks, fell down the cliff and instead of the owners going in to help gilmore out, they did what they should have done and called the royal national lifeboat institution. >> what is gilmore? >> you'll find out shortly. this crew of four makes landfall between man's head and clodgy point. >> you do it better than i can. you can see it can be a rough spot. he's a springer spaniel. >> one second i was on the cliff and the next second i wasn't! gilmore doesn't put up much of a fight. he's happy gilmore now. he's been picked up by the crew of two that went on to the beach. the other two crew member, all volunteers, stayed on the boat to make sure it didn't drift away and he was safely reunited with his family. >>> now off to colombia where a team of people are trying to wrestle with this giant grape. this female police officer squeezes down without a second thought, she puts on these very heavy gloves when out from the darkness comes the police officer with missy

. >> and my queen of new york is right now at 6: iving room right the rain -- slams the bay area.a lot of water real >>> right now at 6:00, the rain slams the bay area. >> it's a lot of water really fast. >> flooding, fallen trees, and schools forced to close. >> it's the highest i've ever seen it. >> the threat of overflowing rivers is only increasing as the night goes on. >> better get some sandbags, du dude. >> the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening and thanks for being with us. >> we have been warning you for days about this storm and it's certainly packed a punch but another blow is coming late tonight when another round of rain arrives. >> let's show you the situation right now. on the left side of your screen you can see our live radar. it's lit up. on the right side of your screen, what it looks look at this hour in san francisco and san jose. >> let's take you outside so you can see our team of reporters fanned out across the bay area but we begin in the studio with jeff. what's up next? we have another round of rain. our creeks, streams and rivers are running ne

ive watched stupid people. we'd almost have a little betting pool over who was going to get nailed by the waves or not. and the swells can get big...big enough to move concrete...and erode the coastline. john jeff young\storm watcher 01.19.12.12 the biggest day i ever saw was when it actually lifted the pier up so that was exciting....maybe you don't want to do that again. i ran off, but the people ran on, because they wanted to go for a ride i guess. andria looklive tag: a buoy 20 miles off the coast of the peninsula is registering wind speeds of 40 miles an hour...as this storm system rolls in from the pacific to land. in half moon bay - andria borba - kpix5. and snow is gonna dump on the sierra over the next 4 days.. gonna dump on the sierra over the next 4 days.. the roads were pretty clear in nyack tonight.. but that's gonna change. tow truck drivers there are getting ready to work overtime.. pulling people out of the snow. some areas could get up to 10 feet of powder. stay with us for up-to-the-minute sto

and road chemicals workfe ively at these temperatures. and with a lot of moisture coming down, i think this will mainly be wet road problem for your monday. more about how this snowll even accumulate for tomorrow. that's coming up. >>> good morning, chuck. looking the road a situation in laurel, southbound 95 before crash investigation, activities on the shoulder there, waiting for the lanes are open, looks better than it did, a couple minutes ago. we h volume still. upper marl bro, croom road. someels this morning. northbound is nice and open. 270 right now, 70 down to the spur, 61 miles per hour going to get you there in 29 minutes. nothing in the way on 270 northbound also looking good. >> melissa,ha you. >>> news 4 crews were out late into the night, justno as the s started falling. the concern this morning is all the wet snow and rain turns into ice. with the potential for black ice on the roads, you want to take your time this morning. >> we're working for you. justin finch with more on the conditions. what are youeeing? >> right no

if you are thinking iv drug users are to blame, fred says that is partially true. >> it is guaranteed to be part of it, i imagine diabetes has a larger part of that. >> reporter: it is more than likely an issue of education and resources. sonoma county only has three needle drop off centers, only one of which is free. the other two, you have to purchase an fda approved container and pay the drop off center a fee. despite overtime it will add up, but it's the right thing to do. julie pearson son has diabetes, she spends the money and makes the drive to dollar drug to drop off her sons needles but admits it is time consuming. >> it is possible that people who are on the margins, would not have the finances to do that, or it is also possible, people who don't have a car to get to a proper facility. >> reporter: in 2021, a law will go into effect forcing syringe manufacturers to pay for safe collection. fred is

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candidate for a party allied to the former government, a government which was overthrownupn a military ivee was unveiled, it seemed as if the party of the ousted thai lder could be back in favor. it seemed to set the stage for a dramatic election contest. thai royalty facing off against hothe army chiefed the 2014 coup. he has also been named as a mecandidate or priinister. ceon social media the pr said it was her right as a citizen to accept the nomination. ubolratana mahidol gave up her royal status when she married an american man, but is still treated as a venerated member of the thai royal family. the princess asserted her desire to enterolitics before her brother the king said it was utterly inappropriate. a rare displayf discord from behind the walls of the palace where it seems the princess will remain for now. jane: family, friends and former colleagues have been paying ,ribute to washington legend congressman john dingell who died at the age of 92. he was the longest serving representative in americanng history, win0 straight elections over nearly six decades. he found internet s

many joined ives and have had children since they were now that the caliphate is crumble, there is a question. in a series of tweets he pushed europe to take back over 800 isis fighters and put them on trial. the president added that the u.s. does not want to watch these isis fighters permeate europe. obviously, this is controversial. not everyone here in the uk wants to see someone like her welcomed home. marley, phillip. >> controversial indeed, thank you. >>> a powerful winter storm is pounding the sierra mountains in california. officials are working to keep the major roads clear, but the snow has created difficult travel conditions for a lot of people. witnesses report seeing cars, trucks, and suvs sliding off the roads. california highway patrol is warning drivers to stay home. and they are also requiring all vehicles going through the mountains to use chains. >>> all right. more winter weather on the way in some areas. bill, good morning. >>> good morning. the storm is moving through the vegas. it happened twice this month. pretty incredible. a pretty rahif areas of new mexico

we also think it would create 16 million good-paying jobs over a ive-year period of time. it's one of the central parts of our for the people agenda. again, the president mentioned it during his state of the union address, he only spent about nine seconds on it but we'll take that. better than nothing. in his acknowledgment that it's something that should happen. if we can do something bipartisan on criminal justice reform, seems to me we should be able to do something on health care and protect the people with pre-existing conditions. that was the defining issue of the 2018 mid-term elections. and then we should be able to do something about nfrastructure. mike: while you were working on the first step act, a working relationship with jared kushner, what was like that like and do you think that will help with another issue? mr. jeffries: certainly around the first step act, one, i always want to shout out my partner, doug collins, who was the driving force behind that legislation. did a tremendous job and a lot of people were perplexed by the fact we were able to form thi

and road crews workedhe around t clock to clear roads for iv ers. in alanche warning effect for the mountains, too. >>> the new government report claims the popularity of e-cigarettes is undoing years of progress in youth tobacco control efforts. for decades, the numbers of children and teenage smokers were declining but not there's nearly 5 million middle and high school students who use some form of tobacco. that's up from about four million two years ago. the food and drug administration has b threatened toan flavored e-cigarettes until manufacturers come up with a solid plan to keep them out of kids' hands. >>> in maryla, kidsay not be able to smoke until they can drink. there's a new law being to raise the smoking age to 21. darcy spcer reports it comes as tobacco use by young peoplhe is on ice. >> reporter: according to new numbers from the cdc, about 4.9 million middle and high school students were using some kd of tobacco product in 2018. that's up from 3.6 million in 2017. this increase is driven by a su e ine-cigarette use. daryl barnes hh

a spokesperson says the lieutenant governor is ptions ively exploring for a thorough investigation into the allegations and says the fbi should investigate. >>> turn for the worst in talks to prevent another government shutdown. that meansome this friday, the stress of paying bills that many felt during the last furlough could become a reality again. the lawmakers hoping for a last nute compromise. >> talks between congressional leaders over funding the president's proposed border wall have stalled. and for the second time in two months theovernment faces the possibility o a shutdown. >> you cannot take a shutdown off the table a you cannot take 5.7 off the table. >> that was the money the president initially wanted for a border wall. house democrats said nno. bu the stumbling block is over the number of detention beds immigration officials have access to. the chairen of thee appropriations committee holding firm on security. but holding out hope for negotiations4 >> the next hours are cucial. we coulose some deals, but they have to be good to secure our borders. >> if we stay focused o

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if you are thinking iv drug users are to blame, fred says that is partially true. >> it is guaranteed to be part of it, i imagine diabetes has a larger part of that. >> reporter: it is more than likely an issue of education and resources. sonoma county only has three needle drop off centers, only one of which is free. the other two, you have to purchase an fda approved container and pay the drop off center a fee. despite overtime it will add up, but it's the right thing to do. julie pearson son has diabetes, she spends the money and makes the drive to dollar drug to drop off her sons needles but admits it is time consuming. >> it is possible that people who are on the margins, would not have the finances to do that, or it is also possible, people who don't have a car to get to a proper facility. >> reporter: in 2021, a law will go into effect forcing syringe manufacturers to pay for safe collection. fred is worried about his workers now. >> i think it will make a difference. the concern i have is more immediate, because it's getting from now to them. >> reporter: fred tells us he thin

this after two brothers ola and abel osundairo captured in this surveillance photo told iv dete they were hired by the actor to stage what smollett described as a hate crime. that bombshell from police sources comes after the men, who were not suspects, were released without charges. >> innocence prevailed. my guys are walking home. they're not charged. theyre not suspects in this case. >> reporter: one of the brothers, who was smollett's personal trainer, was also an extra on his hit show "empire." last month smollett says he received this letter containing a deatthreat. after raiding the brothers' home investigators seized a magine, stamps, bleach, and a ski mask. potential pieces of evidence. police say recent developments have shifted the trajectory of the investigion. last week smollett remained defiant. >> who the [ bleep ] would make something like this up or add something to it or -- or whatever it may be? >> reporter: after this weekend's developments, his team doubled down saying in part, he has now been further victimized by claims attributed to these alleged perpetrators

"ive talked to the president over 300 times, i've not heard one time a racist comment out of his mouth"but praised cohen's willingness to talk publicly."our colleagues are not upset that you lied to congress about the president, they're upset you stopped lying to congresscohen says he has no proof of collusion between the trump campaign and russia.but says he does have concerns.in washington, i'm mark meredith. ( darya ) for your money this morning... weight watchers calls on oprah to help sell wellness. and there's a problem with some lime scooters jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and more. ( jane )good morninga lime scooter bug causes 'sudden excessive braking',the company says its issued a software fix to correct the problme, which it says was rarethere were minor injuries from the problem.southwest airlines finally gets f-a-a approval to fly to hawaii.the airline had to show regulators its ability to fly its jets over water for extended periods of time away from diversion airports.the airline, which will service hawaii from several cities in california, will announce

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although su ccess ive waves of the cathedral.ive waves of restoration have maintained the cathedral‘s main features, some of which date acted 12 century, maintaining the building is an ongoing challenge. pollution, acid rain and age and our eating up not only its fine details, but also this building's actual structure. and it is particularly striking when you go behind the scenes here. a pie at the back of the cathedral, a place that tourists do not usually get to see. notre dame looks so imposing from the street, towering down, this huge structure. when you get up close, it is amazing to see how much the old girl needs a helping hand. help is what michelle is trying to provide. his charity, friends of notre dame, has launched an appeal that asks private donors to help pay for some of the most needed and urgent repairs. -- michel. you can see here we have some parts of pinnacles, which were falling, so we removed and stored them here. if we don't want the cathedral to collapse, we have to rebuild, or the buttresses and the pinnac

. >> and after some blood tests, receiving iv and advice to take some tylenol if my stomach still hurts9,045. >> i left the hospital and was told to follow up with my primary physician, which i did, and my symptoms improved. however, weeks later i received a bill for $16,089. >> and to be honest, i'm still kind of scared to bike in san francisco. not because i'm afraid of falling, but i'm afraid i'll end up at the er. >> assembly man chiu says this bill would prohibit hospitals from charging patients for emergency room costs beyond their normal deductible or copayment. >>> san francisco is the first city in the country to clear all eligible pot convictions. george gascon announced today that more than 8,000 marijuana-related convictions were erased or reduced. gascon credits the nonprofit technology organization code for america for locating every marijuana case eligible to be expunged or resentenced under california's 2016 initiative that legalized marijuana. an estimated 200,000 past pot convictions are eligible for reracier or reduction in california. >>> a man of many talents. last

incredible domination of the last couple of decades but they are not popular, iv, the patriots?ning thing, that brings resentment from other franchises but are we resentment from other franchises but are we still seeing a reaction to spy are we still seeing a reaction to spy gate and a couple of cheating scandals that they have been involved in, the patriots?|j scandals that they have been involved in, the patriots? i think you're right, and all of those things, bill is a spiky character. he is somebody who is known as being mrgrumpy and he he is somebody who is known as being mr grumpy and he has a mentality where he places the world against the new england patriots and i think that comes through with all of the players. i heard one of his ex—players saying, i was only there are two weeks and i thought everyone was against me, including all my friends, but that is how he gets the new england patriots able to win. their success breeds resentment across the rest of the country because you got to remember, a boston sports, but the last time, were terrible, they struggle to win eve

and ived with the station am looking forward to assisting him and his -- and our future attorney general, soon. host: have you had another case before time warner? makan: we had. cvs-aetna,merger of where we requested the best iture.r -- divest they agreed. that settlement under a certain act needs to be approved by a judge. as we filed the settlement with the d.c. district court, judge leon was our judge. we are working with him to hopefully get that consent decree in place. is theakan delrahim assistant attorney general attorney general for antitrust affairs. he has been our guest on "the communicators." makan: thank you for having me. host: now joining us at the state of the net conference, cyber security caucus cochair, jim langevin. your -- what was your seminar about today? it seemed very lonely. jim: thank you for having me. i had a chance to have a fromide chat with corey rapid7. we talked about different challenges. the internet making it more secure, creating a healthier ecosystem, if you will. the challenges are great, but it is an opportunity to make a difference and make the

the structure of them, thin is something that is worth looking at because there is this enperverse ive when you are trying to answer to wall street on one and andrve customers on the other. yeahwater department -- >> it absolutely is. but it works and the other utilities have been able to do that and balance that, but pg&e for sone re after the bankruptcy in 2001 they changed their focus. their ceos a cfos, they come from the financial industry. they're looking to please wall nstreet, main street. >> senator hill, what are the broader issues here too? let's take pg&e out this, the bankruptcy out of this, the broader concerns about where utility lines are locate we need to put legislation in place to force them underground? does there need to be additional legislation on home construction in fire prone areas? >> that certainly is an issue right now in sacramento is whether those areas should not have, in the middle of the foresbyou should be lding, underground and the utilities sounds good, it's a great idea, but markould be right there, it's a very expensive proposition to do that. and

[cheers and applause] iv. newsom: just yesterday, sent a new directive to the national guard, put them on a new mission, one that is going to focus on respecting the real threats facing our state. i have directed the national guard, one third of the forces to be redeployed to help prepare for the upcoming fire season by joining cal fire in prevention work,ppression work, ironically, that was curtailed during the recent shutdown. another third will boost the national guard statewide counter drug task force by going up north to go to all of the illegal cannabis farms, many of which are run by the cartels that are devastating our pristine forests and increasingly themselves becoming fire hazards. [applause] and the remaining one third of our guard will be directed to focus on stopping criminal smuggling drugs and guns through existing border checkpoints. the wall that stretches thousands and thousands of miles through wilderness will do nothing to stop this threat. so the answer to the white house, with all due r

(pam) we have team coverage all across the bay area on this destruct ive k with what we are seeing across the bay area right now. lawrence karnow: very heavy rain swept through the bay area today before finally seeing some clearing this afternoon. doppler is tracking more rain as another and much colder storm is headed our way. you can see it on the satellite with plenty of cold air. rain will become heavy at times tonight. showers will continue off and on tomorrow with colder temperatures. highs tomorrow will be in the upper 40s and low 50s. showers will be on and off this weekend with mountain snow. sunshine and dry weather is forecast for president's day. (pam) two buildings swept away in a flash ... a sausalito hillside came crashing down in the early morning hours ... 'trapping a woman inside one of two homes....one of two woman inside ... 'trapping a morning hours in the early crashing down hillside came a sausalito a flash ... swept away in buildings two (pam) day.president's forecast for weather is forecast for president's day.day. president's forecast for president's day. (pam) t

birmingham resource center iv director bob dickerson reflecting on days gone by at the a.g.ton hired dickerson to work at his bank, citizens federal, in 1984.bob dickerson/hired by a.g. gaston: i wasn't an important part of his life and his business but he was such a vital part of mineit was a time, of deep segregation in the south.when gaston opened the motel in 1954, it was the only place black entertainers and black visitors could stay in birmingham.bob: this was the place you think about history, world history was made here.nat sound: art franklin. when you look inside of here you've got to think abou the conversations that were held. bob dickerson. yeah, you've got to think you've got to think about the courage folks had when they were in these rooms and knowing folks that day didn't have a problem setting off a few of dynamitenat sounda pair of bombs exploded here on may 11th, 1963, destroying part of the motel.it happened just two days after the big three, dr. martin luther king jr, fred shuttlesworth and ralph abernathy announced a truce with white city leaders and t

china is a big player in the region, and the fact that trump ive branch, hoping to have news that makes him a good. it cannot be lost on anyone. vonnie: our thanks to sarah mcgregor in washington, d.c. guy: let's get an update on the bloomberg first word news with kailey leinz. kailey: european council president has a chance of a brexit deal fading. he said he is urging prime minister theresa may to request negotiations be prolonged. given the situation we are in , prime minister may still believes that she is able to avoid this. a delay wouldys not solve anything coming says it is within our grasp to get a on march 29.uled president trump says oil prices are getting too high. he told opec to relax and take it easy and a tweet, adding that the world cannot take a price hike. goldman sachs said crude could rise 12% in the near future. north korea's leader kim jong-un is hoping to get the u.s. to ease sanctions. the president said last night that will not happen. routes taken a lengthy through china to get to the summit. there is a dangerous -- in venezuela. president nicolas maduro used

. >> the fcc has rule making authority that is much more expansion ive than the ftc's rule making authority so they can say to the i have, here are the rules of road, here is how you have to treat traffic over the internet, here is how you treat privacy. there is a privacy rule, too, and we just don't have the act to do that across the board, when it comes to consumer protection issues. we have much more limited rule making authority. and right now we have sector specific laws that will protect some data some of the time, but data isn't housed in sector-specific silos anymore. >> people mean so many different things when they talk about privacy, that it's hard to see how congress does anything what is specific, because people haven't yet agreed on what the problem is. now, i think there is a lot of areas that people could agree on that these are the types of injuries that we're trying to stop consumers from suffering, and i think we could get there, but right now, the conversation is very vague, and it talks about privacy as a general idea, and people mean really different things about priv