jaclyn: i did. i have never met anybody doing this show - who has said anything close to that. - wow. - so, explain what that means. - so, i'm lucky. i had this beautiful childhood. i had the best of-- my parents, i couldn't imagine being anyone but their daughter, and i knew i was a lucky girl from day one. and then i had this grandfather who came into the picture, my mother's father. and it was just this simple childhood. pretension free, you know? such a sense of permanence and belonging and safe place. when you were describing this to me and talking about how you did this with your mom, - you got a little choked up. - yeah. i'm trying-- yeah, i do. i-- i mean, i'm-- yeah. i'm known sort of as, you know, a little bit of a crybaby, but i'm going to try to be brave with you, harvey. i want to be brave. well, no, no, no. i mean-- actually, i think it's the opposite. i find it kind of touching that you still feel as strongly as you do. your mom was your best friend. jaclyn: my best friend. i don't he

they include the san francisco ferry building, jaclyn square. you can also stop by bay street and participating ups stores. it lasts until the end of this month. you probably have a coat or jacket your kids have outgrown or you haven't worn in a long time. give it new use. >> san francisco will get a break from allowed weekly tradition. emergency siren tests will go silent. >> the reason police are having a tough time tracking down the package the food got away with hundreds of amazon packages. this winter, you have the power to heal. because your purchase of vaseline intensive care lotion supports the vaseline healing project. join us to help millions in crisis heal their skin. join us to help millions in crisis so you have ten years experience... i do. but no phd? first kid. here's all the numbers, food's in the fridge, oh and lucas likes to pull on jewelry so you might want to lose the nose ring. by their second kid, parents are more likely to choose luvs. live, learn, and get luvs. [baby crying] pampers is the first and only diaper with air

and to push forward with the new ballpark in jaclyn square at the howard terminal. >> want to get construction on the way and the new ballpark open. we've been talking about this for a while and ensure that the community is protected. and that the entire development was done in a responsible way. >> from here the city of oakland will have to decide on whether not they want to work with the a's. if not the president said they would be willing to buy oakland's half. ktvu, fox news. >> i can check in i see people down the street and you can see their face. >>> more package thieves this holiday season. in this time it is a trusted delivery worker. the new video and what some think needs to change. >> you can't take someone's property. >> a land dispute between a nonprofit organization and a group of homeless mothers. new tactics that the landlord is using and what the mothers are expected to announce later this morning. >>> it is 5 am. welcomed mornings here on december 24. it is christmas eve. >> we are in for pam and dave today on christmas eve. rosemary is in for steve talking about the holiday

with kennedy's assassination at, fell to his widow, jaclyn. there are many reasons why kennedy's assassination was such a traumatic event. while much of the kennedys' legend is about what might have been, he did in fact inspire many americans with such accomplishments as founding of the peace corps initiating the moon landing and avoiding the nuclear war during the cuban missile crisis. it was also because satellite technology had become newly available only months before the assassination. his assassination also became the first globally shared news event in american history. -- human history. i have come to the conclusion that a key reason the assassination hit americans at such a deeply personal level was the presence and conduct of jackie kennedy. that she was even in dallas that day was an anomaly. the trip to texas was the first time since the 1960 election that mrs. kennedy had joined her husband on a olitical trip. in fact, since 1960 she had not been west of middleburg, virginia, where the kennedys had a horse country estate. so when

two of the women on the platform, jaclyn , closest to the may queen, after the war when she married, her fiancÉ, who was in island, camp on wake her name would be kind -- would become jaclyn jenkins night, mother of bill nye the science guy, who many of you know is that well-known science educator and television presenter. that gives a sense of her academic chops. her good friend gwyneth clement are, these two women had been secretly tapped by the u.s. navy to learn and become naval code breakers. they were being ushered into an ancient field of coded lang witches, which goes goesded language is, which back to as long as human beings have been able to speak and write, somebody has had the urge to's communicate secretly with 70 else using a code or cipher no one else can understand. julius caesar had a cipher he used come of that was actually not hard to break. this was a field unfamiliar to americans before world war ii and these women were quickly learning how to take frequency counts, how to count how many letters were in a message, understanding letters have a mathematical behavio

jaclyn mullein. i am a board certified physician specializing in occupational medicine which deals with the impact of exposures on the health of individuals including asbestos. asbestos has caused thousands of deaths and the united states. ofislation pending, the band 2019 is currently under consideration by congress. it is time for us to ban this deadly substance. asbestos fibers are microscopic. about 200,000 fibers could fit on abraham lincoln's nose on the penny. once these fibers are breathed in, they can penetrate deeply into the lungs and move throughout the body. the most devastating disease is mesothelioma, a cancer of the lining of the lungs or the abdomen. it is considered a signature disease. the diagnosis almost always means asbestos. for men, the evidence is often easy to identify. careof my patients sought because they knew they had worked with asbestos. and some men, they had no traditional source of us just as exposure and as a result, their cancers were considered idiopathic or havi

. >> jaclyn, thank you. >>> a 5-year-old in vista county, california, is getting into let's call it ahelping classmates whose families are having trouble. this started with kindergartner kaitlyn hardy overheard another mother say she was struggling to pay off their school lunch balances. that's when kaitlyn told her mother and the two came up with a plan. >> kaitlyn sold cocoa, cookies, personalized artwork to raise money to pay off the lunch money not just for them but 100 students. the school honored kaitlyn to recognize her campaign of kindness. good for her. >>> next hour of "new day" is up after a quick break. the enchanted disney fine jewelry collection. with exclusive bridal styles at zales. the first fda-approved medication of its kind, fine jewelry collection. tremfya® can help adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis uncover clearer skin that can last. most patients who saw 90% clearer skin at 28 weeks stayed clearer through 48 weeks. in another study, the majority of tremfya® patients saw 90% clearer skin at 3 years. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and

they include jaclyn and square in oakland, centenary road in san jose, and the san francisco ferry buildingktvu.com. the one warm coat drive lasts until the end of the month. >>> well we are looking at potentially a white christmas here on christmas morning, sounds like bill up in the mountains there. >>> again on tuesday into wednesday, the winds and the commission would,. usa change on 50 and 80. in between now, no flurries. you're saying that now. you see some of those areas down lower from the heel just by a bear value, we had some snow flurries. his of snow reports last for hours coming from 12 inches of snow. this morning, in tahoe city. such a foot of snow. eight inches of snow. that's over it, norstar, you have 90 inches of snow. did take a look at their valley. coming in at 13 inches of snow. last 24 hours, there's more snow that came before that. good news for skiers and goodness for us. i think that when you bring, it is fine but not every he's like not a lot of people ski. the important thing about the snow in the mountains, it is fun to look at the skiers but it is the latter.

harvey: jaclyn smith lived a sheltered life growing up, but her big break on "charlie's angels" put her so, do you consider yourself a sex symbol? no. you know people disagree with you. harvey: and that legendary role opened the door that would transform her

can go to to ktvu.com for list of drop off locations both include the san francisco ferry building, jaclynet in emeryville in part speeding u.p.s. and big o tire stores. the one warm coat drive past it to the end of this month. >>> nominations now stay for the seventh seven annual golden globes awards. best actor for adam driver and best actress first scarlett johannson. 1917 the irishmen, joker and the two popes were also nominated for best picture drama worker for best action musical or comedy the nominees are dolomite is my main, jo jo rabbits, knives out, once upon a time in hollywood and rocket man. old billboards will be held on january 5. >>> cracking down on doping in sports. coming up next the major sporting event russia was just banned from. >>> coming up at six the nativity scene trying crowds for its controversial display we will tell you why jesus, mary and joseph can be seen inside chain-link cages with the razor wire on top. >>> new details on pg&e's element of major claims related to the 2017 and 2018 wildfires. what we are learning about the $13.5 billion deal. >>> ♪ ♪ ♪ >

jaclyn square in oakland, santana row in san jose and the san francisco ferry building.tinues until the end of this month. time is 6:53. temperatures keep dropping at the us-mexico border, coming up, what border officials are doing to keep about 700 migrants safe from below freezing temperatures as they seek asylum in the u.s. plus, new plans for universals new super nintendo world have been released. we will tell you where the first theme park will be built and when you will get a chance to ride in a mario kart. and christmas came early for one server at a restaurant in the north bay. the customers who handed her a big tip. and what she plans to do with the money. take there are those who will say that you're: too fat. too skinny. too hard. too soft. too old. too much. too unexpected. too limited. and to them we say too bad. because at kaiser permanente, we believe that everyone deserves the right to thrive. >>> welcome back. a deadly heat wave in australia spreading. wildfires have been birding there for almost 2 months. hundreds of homes have been destroyed. they decl

you can go to ktvu list of drop off locations including a street in emeryville, jaclyn and square insan jose and the san francisco ferry building. it will last until the end of this month. >>> coming up next on mornings on 2, and oakland mother taking advantage of a rare opportunity. we will let you know about her meeting with zendaya and the message recorded. any comments doug? yeah. only pay for what you need with liberty mutual. only pay for what you need with liberty mutual. con liberty mutual solo pagas lo que necesitas. only pay for what you need... only pay for what you need. liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ at at&t we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet. we've created access from at&t california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits. may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow, to learn more. is raised

. >> reporter: i'm here in the jaclyn square neighborhood. there are restaurants and bars and different businesses that will be impacted by this increase in minimum wage. it is a good thing for a lot of employees. some business owners get concerned when this happens you out in minimum wage increase to other overhead costs. want to make sure they can continue successfully running their business. what is happening in oakland is minimum wage is going up $.34 for going from $.13 $.80 $13.80 to $14.14. oakland is among many bay area cities gearing up for a change in minimum wage. there are a lot of different cities with there will be a change. including bailey city, el cerrito, menlo park, palo alto and san jose, to name a few. in 13 cities, minimum wage will rise at least -- to at least $15. this is because they are changing living expenses. more competitive rental and housing markets. healthcare costs have skyrocketed. minimum wage workers need more to make ends meet. the federal government has not increased minimum wage in 10 years. seven other

but jaclyn had gotten shot, and had gotten shot, and now lyndon is president and robert kennedy is no longer attorney general. and they still have to prosecute bobby baker, but bill bittman does it with such skill that lyndon johnson's name never comes up. that is talent, because johnson was his boss. this whole time he was taking bribes and giving orders, ready -- dirty as can be. leon jaworski is a johnson protege. he does not want bittman to be splashed. bittman is one of his favorite guys. there is an indictment meeting, this is the third bullet. on january 30 first, 1974, there are two people taking notes, there is the recorder taking the notes who is going to be indicted, and then there is the this is the third bullet. set that they are going to use to write the report. up comes colson. there are others, but the task force, the watergate task force, comes in, does their presentation. they are lying attorneys, five or six of them, and then the staff attorneys review and decide whether they are going to agree with that indictment. so, they ask rick, who is on the cnn panel apparen

jaclyn rogers always love the christmas season and one of the family traditions involve painting andarence clause. four years ago she and her husband started bringing that tradition to the masses, creating giftwrap and holiday decorations and spreading her childhood love of clarence) >> making sure we have a santa that is brown because representation is really important for all children to see. i wanted him to look magical, i wanted him to appeal to whole children and adults. >> their online business, greentop gifts have been getting more attention every year. it even sells internationally. >>> high school football team is in southern california preparing to go for its fourth state championship. they will play the cif division, to a championship game tomorrow against oxnard pacifica high school, the warriors won the championship last weekend with a win over manteca high, they are dedicating the game to graduate and football star raymond sanders who died last month of bone cancer. >> is not going to be worried about it. what are you nervous about? be my career, i am always nervous. >>

they include bay street in emeryville, jaclyn square, as well as santana row.he one warm coat drive lasts just a couple more days. >>> two separate attacks over the weekend targeting religious events. community leaders in new york and texas are now responding. >> plus, a group of homeless mothers living in a vacant house in oakland are due in court today. why the women say they should be allowed to stay and what investors who bought the home want to use it for. >>> plus, a wild man in seattle. we live the thriller as the 40 niners take down the seattle seahawks to clinch the nfc title and home-field advantage throughout the postseason. >>> from fox to news, this is mornings on two. >>> it is monday, december 30th. >> let's talk about the weather. the sun is shining behind us. it looks absolutely gorgeous out there, steve. >> it is. we are done with the rain. a little fog but it looks like a quiet week. we will get cloud cover on wednesday. everything looks to be after last night's system on hold here . fog alert out there. i would agree, there will be some fog

host: let's talk to jaclyn who is calling from troy, alabama. caller: hi, how are you?ree with the woman called from oklahoma. it needs to be a separate wage for separate states because of living in alabama -- cost of living in alabama is really low. hello? host: we are still here. keep going. atler: $15 in alabama is $30,000 a year. college graduates are making that here in alabama. if you raise the minimum wage to that, college dropouts will be making that. then you do not have to raise the wage of everyone else. it will change the whole state of alabama. it is a big difference in alabama than in new york. have these people on fixed income, when everyone else's wages go up, they are now in the poverty level unless the government is going to do something about raising the .eople on fixed income goods and services will go up. you're making more money, but your status quo is basically the same because the lost of -- cost of living has gone up. i think that people should be out of poverty and make a decent salary, but it varies from state to state. it should not be in --