jacqueline: your overall numbers? steven: in november, we said we would raise $50 million and our otal budget for the cycle is 200. e announced the other day we raised $68.3 million, which is n all-time record. we've got twice as much cash as we did in 2018, partly because of the alabama misadventure, but i think we are starting to cycle in good shape. i am not ready to say that we would raise and spend more than 200. 200 may be what are what they have an appetite for. it will take that much. one thing that makes our jobs exciting and nailbiting is this could be the mother of all elections. democrats have been accessed with driving donald trump out of office since the day he was inaugurated. they will spend billions of dollars. the progressive left really wants to take over the senate, because if they win the white house, they would be able to hold the house and taking the senate, they would be able to pass a breathtaking array of legislative issues, so this will be one of the more consequential elections of our lifet

jacqueline: i want to go back to arizona again. weekw martha mcsally last test out an unorthodox fundraising trick, calling a reporter a liberal hack and blasting the video on foxnews and raising a bunch of money on it for her reelection race. is this a tactic you endorse for your vulnerable candidates running for reelection? steven: it depends on the race and the circumstances, and i have to separate out my personal feelings because i like and , and thertha mcsally reporter who i've always liked. thislook at that incident, is a much morning nimble and aggressive campaign and the 2018 campaign where some people assaulted them for being slow on the uptake but the thing that was interesting and really you can apply it to the larger 'slitical environment campaigns often make the mistake of trying to fix what went wrong in the last election. can arizona, we've got to get a lot more of those doug ducey moderated be a county for the next few years. a lot of people in arizona voted for president trump in 2016. they didn't show up in 2018,

here's jacqueline in her second grade talent show.ou now. but now you're off broadway. >> yes >> jimmy: i mean, man, the reviews for your show is unbelievable >> really? >> jimmy: let me tell you something about -- >> i will. >> jimmy: "get on your knees." "new york times" critics pick on their best of theater 2019. time out, new york "novak's winning show does what the best comedy can do it changes the conversation. [ screams "new york magazine," "clearly her master work. [ screams "vanity fair," "'get on your knees' solidifies her place as a comedic powerhouse the rest of the world just needs to catch up. >> oh, my -- [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: bang can you explain what the show - >> in theory, it's about blow jobs >> jimmy: okay [ laughter ] >> jimmy: in theory, okay. >> in the guest, as though, you know, it's a certain kind of show but truly it's very highbrow, it's very literary you know, it's spiritual some people say, you know, because they see the title and they go, "oh, oh, i know what it's about." and i go, "prayer. you

you know jacqueline woodson?this story. i'm, like "really? you're that down low that they don't even know i'm your mom?" [ laug ] >> seth: also, just enter it in your phone as mom. [ laughter ] that'll avoid that problem right there. [ laughter ] people see my phone and they're like, "you know my mom?" [ laughter ] i want to congratulate you you won a very serious award the astrid lindgren award. >> yes >> seth: and this is a lot of money. it's half a million dollars. >> yes >> seth: and can you talk about what you're going to do with that money and what the award is for? >> the award is given by the swedish government sden and it's given in honor of astrid lindgren, who in sweden is actually on their money >> seth: right >> she is on the money literally, and so you go there and you get it and i'm using the money to start a writing colony for -- an artist's colony for artists of color, for visual artists, poets and writers and composers in brewster, new york [ cheers and applause >> seth: that's wonderful. [ chee

cheers and applause he is a talented actor and comedian, who is directing the fantastic show, "jacquelineget on your knees" at the lucy lortel theatre here in new york, through february 16th, john early is back, everybody. [ cheers and applause and here to perform some stand-up for us is a very funny comedian and the co-host at "the exhibition," a monthly comedy stage show at new york city's public arts, michael cruz kayne is joining us tonight. [ cheers and applause so you're here on a good night now, you guys, i am in my 40s. i'm married. i have two kids. but nothing, and i mean nothing, makes me feel older than when i realize i no longer know the new slang terms teenagers are using. and it seems like these days, teen slang terms are evolving so fast, that sometimes it's hard to keep up, so we decided to give you a little primer on new teen slang terms in a segment we call, "seth explains teen slang. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: alright, let's get started. our first new teen slang term is reefcase here's the definition. it's the fancy bag your friend carries their weed in. [ laughte

then maybe a 10th of a second later it was >>you can hear michael shouting in this video shot by jacqueline, this is just seconds after the wave, submerge the couple under water for what they say felt like 10 to 20 you can see jakelin's kerry closer went from the way both of them bloodied with cuts and scrapes from falling into the rocks. others on the beach breaking bones and having to be airlifted to the hospital no one was seriously injured. >>i actually felt the the wave coming at me full force the way brown sandy water come here and not be back so i think my and reserve due to being knocked backwards under the volcanic rock jacqueline lived in hawaii for some time in michael is it rafting guide both have tremendous respect for the water. >>but had no idea wave like this. we were so thrilled to be alive and to have survived. >>what was a scary moment for all of us in san francisco, and that is pretty scary. >>well, a 33 year-old man from san jose drowned why suit while snorkeling near maui witnesses say the man was lying on the ocean floor about 30 yards out and they brought him to shor

just outside the door just an inmate and jacqueline laurie are getting ready to report on the event. they are here to provide content for social media. having arrived a little late they are hesitant to burst in at the last minute. but the reporters have their work to do. they belong to the religion for peace section. they attended a course at the d w academy and now the students will post reports on instagram and facebook. the fiery rhetoric coming from the stage is unfamiliar to the 2 young students from asia. my message as. far. assembly for a woman in a specific. riots are taking. and not given. this is very important when we have to empower each other and to empower all of the society women and religions that are not just followers they can interpret and explain their religion and they can criticize. some religious to say visions and attitudes that are not adjust to them because god in all religions and let me start by my religion he is addressing asked as he is addressing the bank sitting in the front row is secretary general of religions for peace william f. bentley he is suppo

i want to introduce you to jacqueline. jacqueline, do talk to jacqueline.e having the hernia mesh has made. it has changed my life completely. i we nt it has changed my life completely. i went from running a very successful business, travelling around the uk, the states and europe to now being able tojust the states and europe to now being able to just work a few hours a week from home. 0ver able to just work a few hours a week from home. over a able to just work a few hours a week from home. 0vera period able to just work a few hours a week from home. over a period of time, i've got increasing joint pain, chronic fatigue. it is notjust about pain at the sight of the mesh, although i am getting that too and it is increasing as the mesh is ageing, i have difficulty standing, sitting, walking and even laying in bed at night is not comfortable. what i want to know is where is your crystal ball that says whether this operation is going to be successful or not? nobody told me that there we re or not? nobody told me that there were any risks whatsoever to this. i

jacqueline records a video of the event this doesn't require much equipment the young medical student uses her smartphone. from the beginning of this date until now that could actually be doing the work i'm actually having fun and on that i got so many things from this experience and also from the people that we in a week. before she upload her video online she shows it to her trainer. the assembly was an excellent opportunity for the young women to learn about social media reporting. that evening the residents of lindau invite the assembly participants to a celebration on the market square the people of lindau had prepared all the food themselves. it was organized by and gaelic a full use chairperson of the local lutheran church council. her motivation. christ i'm proud that so many different religions and meeting here in my own family we have muslims buddhists orthodox christians protestants and catholics this is all very natural to me and. the party is enjoyed by all. 'd of. this live in. no it means here is this i tally the generosity of the crowd the different nationalities the v

jacqueline: it is certainly an interesting choice. it is too early to say if this is going to backfire. at the end of the day it is going to be difficult to move 20 republican senators away from the president and vote to convict him of being guilty on these two articles of impeachment. that being said, some of these lawyers are going to present relatively short presentations during the impeachment trial. there are -- i think we are going to see the majority of the defense coming from his main lawyers, people who are currently practicing law in the white house and our experienced litigators. nada: looking ahead to the trial, we saw the house here ins -- house hearingsanere very partvery toxic. the senate has different rules, and you haveupreme cou justice john roberts presiding over it. how will the senate trial look different? jacqueline: yeah, so there is a lot of hypothesizinggehat just the try and the process and procedures of the trial are going to make it much more serious than from what we saw during the house investigation hear

en maybe a 10th of a second later it was >>you can hear michael shouting in this video shot by jacqueline, this is just seconds after the wave, submerge the cople under water for what theysayfelt like 10 to 20 you can see jacqueline tearing closer went from the way bothof them bloodied with cuts and scrapes fr falling into the roks. others on the beach breaking bon and having to be airlifted to the hospitano one was seriously injured. >>i actually felt the the wave coming at me full force the way brown sandy water come here and not be ba so i think my and reserve due to being knocked backwards under the volcanic rock jacqueline lived in hawaii for some time in michael is it rafting guide both have tremendous respect for the water. >>but had no idea wave like this. we were so thrilled to be alive and to have survived. >>what was a scary moment for all of us in san francisco, >>the california state lands commission in califnia coastal commission filed a lawsuit toy to restore full public access to martin's beach near half moon bay. this is a major development in the years long battle over p

what about diversity, jacqueline? again, female nominees but mostly white.ut the baftas the day was amazing to see scarlett johannson and margot robbie double nominees when the work of cynthia erivo, a brit and a memberfrom rada alumni, was effectively snubbed. i think partially this is an american story of harriet, obviously the most famous person from the underground railroad. however, there were tons of other artists, including the ee rising star of awkwafina from the farewell. this is not to mention lupita nyong'o four us and jennifer lopez for hustlers. i mean, this was literally one of the biggest movie stars on the planet and a film that made over $200 million at the box office. if that's not award—worthy, i don't know what is. yeah, as you say, i think astonishment generally that cynthia erivo wasn't recognised for her performance as harriet tubman. the film maybe didn't have such a great reception but her performance astonishing. also the baftas semmed to ignore greta gerwig's little women. we have heard her story to much. these days we have had thr

. ♪ the casson pauses at the capitol steps and from the limousine come mourners, jacqueline kennedy,hildren, president johnson and his wife, and attorney general robert kennedy, the late president's brother. beneath the dome of the capitol, the casket rests on a catapult. president johnson places a wreath of red and white roses at the foot of the casket. then mrs. kennedy, holding caroline by the hand, goes up to the casket. the widow lifts the flag and touches her lips to the bronze casket. and then it is the people of america who come to pay last respects to president kennedy. over a quarter of a million stream through the rotunda and many wait as many as ten hours. they wait through the chilly night and not since the death of franklin d. roosevelt have the american people known such deep sorrow. next day, mrs. kennedy and her brothers in law lead the procession of walking mourners including the heads of state who have come from far away for this final homage. all follow the late president's casket and walking from the white house to st. matthew's cathedral. at the cathedral, richa

war nnon just like that held up upaway from the beach away from the rocks, michael shapiro and jacquelinese all the warning signs posted along hawaii's hoda kotb a beach last monday alerting hikers of dangers waves and high surf. >>sthe petaluma couple ste office and it had lunch about 40 feet away from the ter thinking they were playing it safe. >>that is until they spotted a large wave break out at sea and people on the beach begin to run within seconds i was like taking stuff up. >>try to you know reach out for jackie and then them like hit the side of my leg was like oh my god, it's me hi and then maybe a 10th of a second later it was >>you can hear michael shouting in this video shot by jacqueline, this is just seconds after the wave, submerge the couple under water for what they say fe like 10 to 20 you can see jakelin's kerry closer nt from the way both of them bloodied with cuts and scpes from falling into the rocks. others on the ach breaking bones and having to be airlifted to the hospital no >>i actually felt the the wave coming at me full force the way brown sandy water come h

then maybe a 10th of a second later it was >>you can hear michael shouting in this video shot by jacquelineis is just seconds after the wave, submerge the couple under water for what they say felt like 10 to 20 you can see jakelin's kerry closer went from the way both of them bloodied with cuts and scrapes from falling into the rocks. others on the beach breaking bones and having to be airlifted to the hospital no one was seriously injured. >>i actually felt the wave coming at me full force the way brown sandy water come here and not be back so i think my and reserve due to being knocked backwards under the volcanic rock jacqueline lived in hawaii for some time in michael is it rafting guide both have tremendous respect for the water. >>but had no idea wave like this. we were so thrilled to be alive and to have survived. >>what was a scary moment for all of us in san francisco, >>a 33 year-old man from san jose he drowned while snorkeling near maui witnesses they found the man lying on the ocean floor about 30 yards out and brought him to shore so far his name has not been released. in the

reading from 162 shows his 2nd wife jacqueline roll picture so. london's royal academy. is one of the great male artists of the 20th century but no one says about ways to do that we all know that museum walls and history books are dominated by the achievements of men so how to correct balance well a new guessing game to do just that based on the popular board game guess who this new version is called. author j.k. rowling artist frida kahlo and tennis serena williams. in the game. they share the board with 25 other women. these include famous and not so well known figures from the past to the present. polish designers are cozier squishy rock came up with the idea. with the help of a small team she began developing the game in 28 teen after workshop in warsaw. the basic idea was so inspire little girls and show them that they can do anything they want with real stories over women from all the times. it's a game for 2 players to ask questions in turn and try to guess which woman their opponent has chosen the 1st player to guess correctly wins you ask questions about everyth

vanessa, jacqueline, and ivan thank you so much for coming in this morning, and thank you to you forus a part of your morning. our 49ers pregame show begins at 11:30 this morning. then you can watch today's playoff game right here on nbc bay area. kickoff is at 1:35, and be sure to stay with us after the game for our post game show live from the field. we have a special nbc bay area newscast at 6:30. we'll see you later. this is the denny's super slam. two bacon, two sausage, two eggs hash browns and pancakes and now make those pancakes all you can eat for a buck. that's where the duper comes in. the all new super duper slam just seven ninety nine. see you at denny's. television that is educational and informational. 're watching the more you know on nbc. dylan: hi, i'm dylan dreyer, and we're about to embark on another "earth odyssey". coming up, we head back to south america, where some of the most fascinating animals on earth call home, like venezuela, where local pumas roam around the orinoco river. then, we head to the amazon river to revisit our favorite tree-dwelling monkeys.

jacqueline call mckean, 7 years old. phillipe gomez alonso, 8 years old. darlene krista bell cordova, 10 years old. wanda leone gutierrez, 16 years old. wilmer ramirez vasquez, 2 years old. carlos hernandez vasquez, 16 years old. these six children died in the custody of the united states government just in the past 18 months. these children were migrants from central america who died of preventible conditions that went untreated. and three of these children spent the last hours of their lives in detention facilities on our southern border. we must never forget their names, their suffering, or the terrible losses their families had to endure. so we are here this morning to examine the conditions that led to these avoidable tragedies. we've seen an increase in the families arriving on the southern border, most of them fleeing gang violence and cartels and extreme poverty. these families should have been met with safe refuge. instead they encountered this administration's myriad inhumane border policies like family separation, zero tolerance, detention, and

water cannon just like that held up up away from the beach away from the rocks, michael shapo and jacqueline youse all the warning signs posted along hawaii's hoda kotb a beach last monday alerting hikers of dangerous ves and high surf. >>so the petaluma couple state office and it had lunch about 40 feet away from the water thking they were playing it safe. >>thatis until they spotted a large wave break ouat sea and people the beach begin to run within second i was like taking stuff up. >>try to you know reach out for jackie and then them like hit the side of my leg was like oh my god, it's me hi and then maybe a 10th of a second later it was >>you can hear michael shouting in this video shot by jacqueli, this is ju seconds after the wave, submerge the couple under water for what they say felt like 10 to 20 you can see perry closer went from the way both of them bloodied with cuts and scrapes from falling intthe rocks. others on the beach breaking bones and having to be airliftedto the hospital no one was seriously injured. >>i actuallyfelt the wave coming at mefull force the way brown sandy

jacqueline al amain ee, and a general with four stars on the uniform. we go to the general first, sorry, ladies. i want to go first to the news that iraq wants u.s. troops to leave the country. many people in the u.s. could say isn't that good news? don't we want to bring troops home? remind us why we're there to begin with. >> at the end of the day we are hopefully trying to protect the american people from a continuing foreign terrorist threat. there's unified opinion, we want never again to have another 9/11. 3,000 some odd people killed, biggest loss of life since the battle of antietam. i think what's at hand though directly is the notion was killing general soleimani at the baghdad airport along with his welcoming of shi'a militia the right thing to do. certainly there's no one that thinks soleimani wasn't a ten year threat to the united states and would in the future represent an even greater danger. but it was a stupid blunder. there's a cascading effect. now we're vulnerable on the ground, we're going to have to pull out with an iranian victory

well those are the headlines and that's it for me for now jacqueline very good will be here.

. >> thank you so much what's your name you got a camera >> jacqueline. >> if you get it out, we'll take one. okay >> reporter: the candidates putting their time in south carolina and iowa tonight with voting set to start in two weeks, lester? >> geoff bennett, thank you. >>> let's talk about the weather now. a bitter cold night ahead. temperatures well below average for the southeast to new england and a storm threatening to cause a travel nightmare dave price is tracking it all. wh are you watching tonight? >> lester, it begins with cold temperatures enveloping the northern tier of the country, with temperatures as low as the teenre that is, of course, tuesday. wednesday, we have a storm system developing through the central plains heavy rains through texas pushing eastward, slick on the roads and in the air rolling on into thursday as this storm system continues to move rough weather for chicago, st. louis, new orleans and kansas city where air travel could be sloppy lester >> dave price, good to have you with us tonight. thanks. >>> we'll be right back in just 60 seconds with a poten

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came after repeated denials artie's don quarter discussed the events earlier with our very own jacqueline. we heard from ukraine's president vladimir selenski who said that he expects he expects iran's take full responsibility and for the investigation to continue without any obstruction earlier today we did hear from iran's president who promised just that and called this a vent and on forgivable mistake the armed forces internal investigation has concluded that regrettably missiles fired you see human error caused the horrific crash of the ukrainian plane and the death of $176.00 innocent people investigations continue to identify and prosecute this great tragedy and unforgivable mistake now iran's president also promised compensation for the families of the victims and the country's supreme leader has called for the for the findings of this investigation to be made public now earlier we also heard from iran's foreign minister who gave he actually highlighted the nother reason for why this crisis took place. a sad day preliminary conclusions of into an investigation biome forces human e

they're small and agile and are really stirring things up in italy at the moment elaine or jacqueline prefers to paint them in watercolors her sardines accompany her to every protest the thought of leaving my sardines swim against the current just like salmon do a little a sardine a small. together with other sardines however it becomes large larger than a big fish. the sardines are ready and the lane is off on our way up today many other sympathizers of the sardines movement are gathering in bologna again. alaina has been a supporter from the beginning she was here when people gathered here in bologna or for the 1st time in november to protest against racism isolation and right wing populism. since then the new movement has been taking over squares all over italy which hasn't only surprised but established politicians to. lead this is it all began with the tale. he wanted to fill the sports arena and belong you know with thousands of supporters at the general must see that this led to a bet to get at least 6000 people on to more than still be me follow us in the end it was 15000 and

. >>> a marathon meeting tonight to vote on a controversial hotel project on jacqueline road. right now the public is weighing in before the commissioners make a decision. the prrptz owner is proposing to build property owner is proposing to build a five- starla quinta hotel with underground parking and beer and wine. many are concerned about construction noise and safety. the mayor expects a decision within the hour. >>> union city closed one of its fire stations today. firefighters packed up and left 4 station 30 around 8:00 this morning. leaders say the station was underutilized. about one third the number of calls handled by other stations in town. closing the station, they say, will save the city more than $3 million. firefighters say it puts residents at risk. the closure means there will be nine fewer firefighters in town. >> when we have a structure fire, a vehicle accident, a medical emergency, a woman who's in labor with imminent birth, our resources are gonna be so thin that we're not gonna be able to have response times that are adequate for what our job entails. >

. >> reporter: jacqueline portillo is the manager of the shelter which originally was opened just for buena vista horace mann students in need. but it was underutilized so last year they expanded the program and occupancy jumped 60%. >> here we're making together to make this kid be successful in the school. ve exited the pre on nearly the path to secure housing. in san francisco, kate larsen, abc7 news. >> in the south bay, plans are under way to build a new terminal at san jose's international airport as travel demand is growing but there are concerns over climate impact. just last year, minueta san jos opened six new gates, but they would like to add 12 gates. the expansion comes with concern that the flights will add more air pollution from jet engines. >> rather than having airplanes sitting out on the tarmac, waiting to move in, we'll be able to have planes move in from an environmental and customer perspective. >> the comment period for the environmental impact study is still under way. >>> in the east bay, famous park ranger betty reese hoskin is back to work. the 98-year-old

well those are the headlines and that's it for me for now jacqueline verga will be here in the next hour to take you.

. >> reporter: jacqueline portillo is the manager of the shelter who originally was opened just for buena horace mann students in need. but it was underutilized so last year they e 60%. >> here we're making together to make this kid be successful in the school. >> city hall reports nearly two-thirds of the families who have exited the program are on the path to secure housing. kate larsen, abc7 news. >> and we do want to hear your ideas about building a better area. you can share them by joining our building a better bay area on facebook. >>> new details on the delta plane that dumped jet fuel on five elementaries as it returned to los angeles international airport as some of the children were playing on a playground at the time. a total of 56 kids and adults had to be treated by the los angeles county fire department for skin and lung irritation. however, no one was taken to the hospital. that's the good news. the fuel was described as being kind of a mist. >> so what happened was that a plane was coming over, and it was throwing gasoline. and it spread it on my friends and me. and then

well those are the headlines and that's it for me for now jacqueline bouvier will behave with you next hour to take history of the latest news from around the world and stay with us for cross-talk next here on altie international.