that thing is huge >> this 8-year-old and his mother jana have a unique story. his mother is a training nurse and lost her job and with that she also lost their home. so they've been living in and out of homeless shelters for quite some time, while most kids around christmastime are asking for toys, and material goods, all he wanted was a bed of his own. >> kids shouldn't have to ask for that. >> they got state funded housing but the home was funnished with air mattresses and two camping chairs, where this organization, humble design came in. >> did what? >> funnished the home. the family social worker reached out to the organization and this is how jana and her son brought in the new year. he's smiling from ear to ear. they lead him to the kitchen and dining room. >> they furnished the whole thing. they paid attention to detail, salt and pepper shakers. >> place mats, plates. >> they tell him to close his eyes. he places his hands over his eyes. >> oh boy. >> is that his room? >> that's his room. >> he's staring right at the bed, isn't he? >> yes >> oh! >> chil

jana partners along with the california statement teacher retirement system bert known at calstrs sending an open letter to the is capital gain it's not address the issue enough, apple responding to the criticism and promising new features are coming john is managing partner and barry rosenstein is here along with charles person, a partner at jana as well. we're also joined from california by the director of corporate governance for calstrs ann sheehan. welcome to you all. >> thank you. >> i think the question on everyone's mind today is why apple? of all the companies out there, why apple? >> why apple >> apple is unquestionably a remarkable company, most valuable company in the world, and -- and a very responsible company, but there's no question that we need to be more responsive to children's needs and children's activities, and there's lots of research that has indicated that excessive usage of smartphones is damaging to kids, and so, you know, this should be an easy fix for apple. apple, in fact, came out with a press release as you saw this morning that i was very encouraged by. th

jana partners control nearly $2 billion in combined stock and in an open letter the company under theeadline think differently about your kids, companies say apple can play a defining role in signaling to the industry that paying special attention to the health and development of the next generation is good business and right thing to do shares under some selling pressure in the premarket. there's a lot of other headlines affecting the company. some involving users of the echo, using their smart phone less, surveys like that. >> interesting things for a number of different things, social impact investing, maybe something that we hear a bit more about there have been attempts at it a few years back and may recall black rock gave it a shot and in europe it's had a lot more currency than it has had in the u.s. barry rosenstein often times we speak about the successful hedge fund managers, many times their success is rooted in the ability to meet an unmet need in the marketplace, more so than their actual ability to pick stocks or do an incredible job for garnering returns for the holders

jana want apple to form a committee and add more restrictions for judger users. apple already provides tools that allows parents to restrict what their kids do on phone, but jana and calpers said they should do more they plan to use their influence. investors and hedge funds have been increasingly focused on environment, social and governmental issues, this is in many ways response to that, but will it proof alpha? sources say the strategy should be seen as somewhere between charity and return-driven visiting, guys >> this is a real departure from what jana has done in the past, leslie you mentioned the social impact fund is the thinking they'll be able to get apple to do something, so therefore the share rice will go higher it seems like a very strange target to pick on. >> that is the interesting part of this. right now their investment in apple is very minimal, so i think the gist here is to use their connections in the boardroom, use their name. the story on the front page of "wall street journal," use that kind of credibility to push management to do things

in san francisco, jana katsuyama, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> investigators are looking for the cause of a fire overnight in san francisco's west portal neighborhood and the fire breaking out before 11:00 last night. most of the damage was at the paper house and hardware store in two neighboring businesses. several fire crews were sent to the neighborhood because the buildings there are so close together, besides that hardware store there's a beauty salon and a newspaper office from the damaged buildings and several homes and buildings nearby. one man said he was worried the fire could spread to the buildings where he lives. >> there were ambers coming off of fire from there and we were concerned it was going to -- that the wind was going to bring it over to our roof. so yeah, yeah, there's definitely a concern when there's a fire and you can look into it. >> that man says he lived in the neighborhood more than 20 years now and this is the 5th time there has been a fire in the surrounding block. >>> santa cla county voters will decide whether or not to remove judge persky from the bench. s

yamile jana ex-militar, us navy hay muchas que quieran hablar sobre la pena que las sigue pero tienen eso, pero no me arrepiento. #yotambien: edicin militar ella es yamile jana, una ex- militar quien en el 2009, mientras estaba en las fuerzas armadas, sufrio acoso sexual por parte de un oficial de alto rango. y apesar de la verguenza y temor que sentia, despues de 5 semanas, decidio reportarlo... sin embargo sucedio lo que mas temia. cuenta que el perpetrador era casado y el oficial al cargo dice que ella se lo habia buscado... ademas, las fuerzas armadas la acusaron de adulterio, y fraternizacion que significa que ella no actuo de manera professional al tener relaciones intimas con el perpetrador. pero eso no fue todo, el acusado se pudo retirar con una pension por el resto de su vida, mientras ella fue despedida de su cargo militar por este incidente y con una factura de 80 mil dolares como castigo, por terminar su servicio antes de tiempo... susanna gonzalez susannagonzaleztv una traicion, dice; ella solo queria protejer a este pais. y ahora el movimiento me too o o tambien, se tra

jana katsuyama live in our newsroom, thanks. >>> the oakland raiders set to introduce john gruden as head coach. during a news conference tomorrow at noon in alameda. >> big day tomorrow. ktvu's joe fonzi returns, sometimes you can come home again. >> i love you! >> are you nervous? >> i'm [ bleep ] [ indiscernible ] the effort is outstanding! we're not posing for football cards, let's lay with some speed. >> just start acting like a fullback. you're breaking huddle like me like i don't know what i'm doing. how stupid are we? >> reporter: if not the most he's certainly in the top five of most animated coaches in nfl history. john gruden who first came in to the pro ranks as a special assistant to mike hold gren with the 49ers, but the first gig came at the age of 34. he was the nfl's youngest coach. >> i'm so proud to represent this franchise as their head coach. >> reporter: two things happened to the raiders under gruden's leadership, from loser to contender and he went from football coach to american pop culture icon. >> how about those raiders ment. ! >> reporter: there was the s

and jana rich, founder of the rich talent group, who works with partners like warby parker, to recruit top talent. thank you so much for inviting us here. >> thanks for having us. >> good to see you. >> i want to talk to you about retention. you have 1300 employees here. i imagine you've had some turnover over the years. is retention what we should be looking for as owners of companies, as people who run divisions of companies? what do you think? >> i think it's really important to assess who you are losing and where your company is in terms of phase of growth. very fast growing companies who are morphing and changing dramatically are going to need different people. so i think we have to be careful retaining the people we want to and not losing those that we don't. >> because people are always saying you want high retention, right? it's been the mantra since the beginning of time. i imagine the people -- you don't have your whole original team. two of your founders aren't here. >> i think it's important to have these folks that exemplify the values of the company. those folks don't nec

jana and california state teachers' retirement system, sending a letter over the weekend to apple's board pushing for changes there. in the letter, they say that apple's ubiquity has created unintended negative consequences for children, particularly when it comes to their physical and mental health. they want apple to form a committee to study this issue and add more restrictions for younger users. apple already provides tools that allow parents to restrict what their kids do on their phones, but jana and calsters believe there should be more that's done there. the letter was part of the firm's announcement of their own social impact fund the plan is to raise money then use their activism know-how to target companies like apple they they believe could do better when it comes to social issues now, investors and hedge funds have been increasingly focused on environmental social and governance issues. this one is in many ways a response to that but it's also a way for henl fund activists to turn around their image which has been tarnished in recent years, guys. >> yeah, leslie, thank you th

as jana katsuyama reports, this may not be as far-fetched as it may sound. >> so i want all the girls watching here, now, no -- to know that a new day is on the horizon. >> reporter: oprah winfrey's rousing golden globe speech on sunday has some people calling for oprah to make a run for president. >> it it is the insatiable dedication to uncovering the absolute truth that keeps us from turning a blind eye to corruption and to injustice. >> reporter: within 24 hours, hashtags on social media were calling for #oprah2020. her partner said the la times it's up to the people. she would do it. >> we can see why many people think she would be an attractive candidate. she is smart. she savvy and a great public speaker. >> reporter: the assistant director of uc berkeley's institute of governmental studies said donald trump lisa new path to the presidency winning with no previous political experience at a time when many voters are dissatisfied with politicians. >> that sentiment still exists. that may make it a right moment for another celebrity to win a party's nomination. >> reporter: but sh

home some stocks to watch today jana and calstrs are urging apple to curb the addiction on children they want to study the impancts on mental health the deal is structured in three parts for celgene. it's impacting the cancer drug celgene is back. know voe nordisk says ablynx has rejected its order novo says this is about 13% higher. >>> other stocks this morning, nvidia is teaming with uber on volkswagen self-driving cars vw will use the company's drive 9 platform which includes features such as facial recognition and guester controls hershey and the herrero group will work together ferriero makes nutella they're seen as a front-runner they're willing to be aggressive on price lg electronics reporting fourth quarter products and missed forecast analysts cite higher spending as they're trying to expand market share and be a home applying business. >>> also making headlines this morning, a water main break at jfk network. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. there was flooding at jfk airport. the burst pipe caused three inches of water in the arrival area of terminal 4 flights were de

ktvu jana katsuyama reports the board's vote is being criticized by supporters of former acting mayor breed. >> my focus and my job as mayor is to represent everybody in the city of san francisco. no matter what their race, ethnicity, religion, my job is to represent everybody and i'll do that >>reporter: supervisor farrell was sworn in after a tense meeting. the board of supervisors voted 6-3 replacing acting mayor breed. >> the committee of the whole selected supervisor farrell to be the successor mayor. >> backers of breed were outraged when the final vote was announced. >> [yelling] >> the vote came after more than 3 hours of public comment. the line of people stretched out the door into the hallway. under city charter, board president breed had become acting mayor in december when mayor lee suddenly passed away. passionate and political, people spoke out. some said they were supporting breed continuing in the duel role pointing to her as a san francisco native and a black woman with heart and strength. >> the acting mayor needs to continue as the acting mayor. >>> she has chemist

ktvu jana katsuyama shows us the damage and how the bay area is helping out. >> these are all homes. >>reporter: rescue efforts continued into the night as crews searched in the dark and tried to clear roads for emergency responders. the storm swept across santa barbara, ventura and los angeles counties about 2:30 tuesday morning while many people were home sleeping. >> it sounded like a freight train coming down the hill, you know, you could hear these boulders roping down. >> the flash flooding sent waters downhill -- the worst damage was in montecito. and the community of 9,000 people including many celebrities. oprah winfrey posted video on instagram of dredging through mud and a helicopter she said was saving a neighbor. muds brought down trees and power lines and moved boulders across roads and treacherous obstacles for rescuers trying to reach people in their homes. some houses were destroyed or swept off their foundations. one 14-year-old girl was rescued after spending hours trapped in mud up to her neck. >> this is the worst i have seen. we thought the fire was terrible and

now, this is 20-year-old shane davis and 19-year-old jana coaly.it david broke yo with a shovel and then david shot and killed him. police say he got into an argument with the couple before he was killed. the couple lived in the same apartment complex. >>> fire destroyed this three-story home in cape may county this morning. they were called around 7:30 this morning and as you can see the flames were just too intense. fortunately, no one was hurt. >>> with the eagles win, our entire area is now thinking what if. next we're talking to fans about the week long anticipation that'll build up all the way to next sunday. >>> it's numbing outside, so when does this next arctic attack release itself and when do we see some snow? coming up next. ,000 deaths in america last year. we need to stand up and say enough. the only way this problem is going to be solved is if we raise our voices. choose help over helplessness, hope over hopelessness. make sure that the lives we've lost will not have been lost in vain. addiction is a disease. when you ask for help, h

>> charlie penner from jana. he was somewhat rude to scott yesterday. >> somewhat?i took an ill-advised strat zbi. >> we're on tv every day. >> he's new to the game. he can come to bar san miguel and let's take our stripes off and solve this, rumble -- >> carl and i will be there for you too. >> your friend -- the jana guy -- >> he boxes too. >> we've got your back >> rosenstein, total gentleman. >> yes, very understated thought about the question didn't accuse me of not reading a letter i read over a couple of times. >> to the larger point in terms of the threat to apple from all of these various -- whether it be device usage by younger people, whether it be battery power, whether it simply be privacy issues or so many other things we haven't even discussed that may come up is it a threat to the company at all in terms of its revenues and earnings >> i think that are the company has remedies, they have the battery remedy look, i was speaking to apple yesterday, maybe you've got to help the national association of mental illness mabel you have to give some money to

she just told me "jana, you will do it, i believe one day you will do it." she's done it!s seven, nottingham forest nil. after our last programme, the editor of final score came with a box and when he opened it and produced this trophy, i thought "that's absolutely made my day because that is something that i have always thought, having watched the sports personality of the year, i would love to have something like that as a souvenir of my career". grandstand theme plays batman theme. -- grandstand theme. plays batman theme. it was a two piece but it was itchy and someone had to zip up the back, i had to fumble to get out of the suit. somebody had to be there. batman! 0ur parents were slaughtered with the others! that is why, that is why we tried to kill. that is why, that is why! we need a team. victor, scientific, and, sandra, cable communication system wide open. you take over. english girls abroad with appealing shoulders and flowery dresses. like wallpaper on the march. that's right too, not bad. not bad, nice face, nice figure. good teeth too. what's the matter with

jana partners is a activist investor hedge fund, normally they go to the boards or ceo of a company, say this is what you need to do to increase share value. the reason they are getting involved now, they co-wrote, this pension fund and activist pension fund co-wrote a letter to apple this weekend saying we're actually concerned this issue, that is to say, this idea that the more that children use iphones or any kind of electronic gadget the more they suffer from anxiety and depression. they're saying we're worried if apple, you don't do something about it, it is actually going to hurt your stock price, why we as investors are writing this letter. trish: wow. it is an interesting thing to think about. the libertarian in me says, i've got three kids of my own, you have a few as well, as a parent you need to police this you can't allow your kid to just -- >> is the company's responsibility is the question or each family's responsibility to understand what your child is watching. but two things i should make it clear together, jana and calsters are asking, they want apple to dedicate mo

. >> jana katsuyama went to find out the reason for the increase in graffiti and the reason some sayign of a bigger problem in the city of oakland. >> reporter: some u.s. mail trucks are rolling out with three markings these days. red, white and blue paint covered over by graffiti and letters. >> we will have to have those repainted and clean. >> reporter: jeff fitch, a postal service spokesman, said the tagging outside their facility on 13th street increased after the parking lot they releasing across the street closed and was sold to a developer. >> we had been renting space there. we parked vehicles. we had fencing up that was making it secure. >> reporter: now they park mail trucks on the street overnight. 40 trucks have been tagged in the past few months. >> that would be a vehicle out of service. anytime a vehicle is out of service, it can't make deliveries. >> reporter: a setback of time and money. driving through the downtown area, it seemed there was graffiti on nearly every building. >> every single day it's something. >> reporter: this oakland native has an art gallery on

jana partners along with the california statement teacher retirement system bert known at calstrs sending letter to the is capital gain it's not address the issue enough, apple responding to the criticism and promising new features are coming john is managing partner and barry rosenstein is here along with charles person, a partner at jana as well. we're also joined from california by the director of corporat

together, jana partners, an investment management firm, and the california state teachers retirementtem own about $2 billion of apple stock. they called on the iphone maker to come up with ways for parents to restrict the amount of time children spend on iphones, and to study the effect heavy usage has on kids' mental health. to discuss this, we're joined by charles penner, a partner at jana partners, and by jean twenge, a san diego state university psychology professor and the author of "igen: why today's super-connected kids are growing up less rebellious, more tolerant, less happy-- and completely unprepared for adulthood." thanks to you both for joining us. dr. twenge, let me begin with you. i think i know the answer from what the title of your book, but what can you tell us about what the research says about kids and iphones? >> so i-gen is the first generation to spend their entire adolescence with smartphones. that's had ripple effects across many areas of their lives. one place that's showing up is in their mental health. so right around 2012 in the big samples of teens, ther

hedge fund jana partners and pension fund callisters own $2 billion worth of apple shares.hey are calling on apple to develop tools to control use and find the impacts on mental health. >>> last week the dow, nasdaq, and s&p 500 rising at least 2%. the nasdaq had the best week since september of 2016. on the watch list, earnings season which officially kicks off friday with results from jpmorgan chase. back to you. >> landon dowdy with cnbc, thanks. >>> terminal under water. the compounding problems at a busy airport that sparked a travel meltdown for thousands. >>> and women were the winners. stars stood in solidarity on one of hollywood's biggest nights, putting jend inequality in the spotlight. >>> slick streets and icy bridges. a wintry mix and tricky road conditions that could be ahead. >>> deadly fire. breaking now, row homes and up in flames claiming the life of a person inside. >>> stars take a stand. the push for gender equality stole the spotlight at the golden globes. >>> messy, wintry mix moving in. another winter wallop could make roads slick. wee you covered.

jana katsuyama has more on what the candidates had to say about several major issues. >> reporter: california's open primary means the top two vote getters will get a spot on the ballot regardless of their party. >> we are in a state where clearly republicans are generally at a disadvantage and so the risk they take with the top two primary is there's always the possibility of the top two finishers both being democrat. >> reporter: lieutenant governor gavin newsom, and the former mayor of los angeles are the top democrat contenders. also were two of the democrats, john chung and former state superintendent delaine eastin. republican businessman john cox in orange county is some lemon travis allen are also in the race. the candidates argue that the forum over california sanctuary state status for illegal immigrants and the border wall. >> we don't need walls, we need bridges. i have been fighting for immigrants my entire life. >> we will secure our borders and we will make sure that california forces -- enforces immigration law and we will make sure for the safety of all californians we will nev

>> owen was born deaf, and his mom janae said when they found out it was tough on them because they're at 15 months old in phoenix, arizona, owen was outfitted with a cochlear implant. >> even that moment he puts together that's the lips moving but i'm hearing. even that little moment, you can tell. >> the implant is connected to the bluetooth on his mom's phone, and he's hearing music for the first time. >> what? >> yes. >> crazy. >> you can put music through those little things? what? >> wow, this is amazing and going to change this little kid's life. he's going to be a musical child. >> look at this! this is amazing. technology is crazy. >> it's great, until he's like 13 and mom starts speaking into his cochlear implant. >> get out of my head, mom! >> clean up your room. did you already do your chores? >> that in itself is a fascinating bit of tech. also you see a visceral reaction from him. listening to music, this is awesome. >> the fact that he's rocking out has got to be cool for his family and mom to see. >> amazing. >>> they're about to sneak a little something into strangers'

jana katsuyama said the chances right now look slim that lawmakers will work out a deal. >> reporter: a stalemate in the senate thursday night as republicans still do not have the votes to pass a temporary bill. democrats accused republicans of avoiding tough budget decisions. >> it's just another kick of the can down the road because the republicans both in the senate come in the house and the white house cannot get their act together. >> reporter: republicans blame democrats for delaying the one- month funding extension. >> i really believethe democrats want to shut down to get off the bjt of the tax cuts. >> reporter: a shutdown academy government employees do not get paid. offices, parks and other government services may be closed. the house passed their version thursday night. the house bill would keep the government running through february 16 and extend the health insurance program for six years. house speaker paul ryan brought the conservative house freedom caucus on board by agreeing to support more military spending and tighter immigration laws. >> in the house, republicans

jana's dropped the u.s. dollar in their dealings with china and immediately after that announcement trump has them to the list of countries that violate religious freedom. on the list of countries that respect religious freedom is contingent on your country using the dollar. then that kind of means the list of religious freedom countries is a load of isn't it. kind of means no one should care which countries we sang of respect and religious freedom and which aren't yeah because saudi arabia and israel are real beacons of religious freedom. we should rename the list of religious freedom countries as the list of countries we sell weapons to. thank you. to be called the most valuable customer in this. act now get a couple of missile launchers and we'll put you on the list of countries that value human rights. actually the human rights less doesn't matter either because as i report a couple weeks ago in a leaked memo rex tillerson was informed on how to exploit the idea of human rights to get what the us wants i

jana katsuyama went to find out the reason for the graffti and why some say it's a sign of a bigger problem in oakland. >> reporter: some u.s. mail trucks are rolling out with new markings these days. read, white and blue paint covered over by graffiti and letters. >> we will have to have those repainted and cleaned. >> reporter: this postal service spokesperson said the tagging outside their facility on 13th street increased after the parking lot they were leasing across the street closed and was sold to a developer. >> we had been renting space there to park vehicles and we had fencing up that was making it secure. >> reporter: now they have to park mail trucks on the street overnight. 40 trucks have been tagged in the past few months. >> that would be a vehicle out of service for a short time. anytime a vehicle is out of service, it can't make deliveries. >> reporter: a setback of time and money. and driving through the downtown area it seemed there was graffiti on nearly every building. >> every day it's something. >> reporter: this oakland native has an art gallery on 14th street. >> w

jana partners and another apple shareholder who own a co shares are concerned, citing that over the weekendthe shareholders are worried the iphone could hurt children saying as one of the most innovative companies in the history of technology apple can play a defining role in signalling to the industry that paying special attention to the health and development of the next generatn is both good business and the right thing to do. they point to alarming data that children are increasingly distracted by digital devices in the classroom and that teenagers who spend too much time on such devices are at higher risk of depression and even suicide. one of the researchers cited in the letter say children and their parents would benefit if they weren't overusing the devices. for apple in particular they make their profit when someone buys the device and owns it. it doesn't matter how often they use it. what the research shows is for teens the happiest teens are those who have the phones but use them about an hour, maybe two hours a day. it is beyond that when issues start to show up. >> shareholders

ktvu's jana katsuyama joins us now with news that's gaining a lot of momentum. >> reporter: frank, some people say if donald trump could win the presidential election, oprah winfrey might be able to do it too. a widely known celebrity, prominent businesswoman. she built a multibillion dollar fortune. some people wonder if the nation needs another presidential candidate with no political experience. >> oh, that is the insatiable dedication to uncovering the absolute truth that keeps us from turning a blind eye to corruption and to injustice. >> reporter: oprah winfrey's rousing golden globe speech now has people calling for oprah to become president. >> great leadership abilities and to have a black woman in office would be inspiring. >> reporter: within 24 hours, hashtags on social media were calling for hoprah2020, fuelled by comments from her friends, including her long time partner who told the new york times it's up to the people, she would absolutely do it. >> i could see why many people think she would be an attractive candidate. she's smart, she's savvy, she's a great public spea

. >>> apple responds to two of its investors as we reported yesterda jana partners callister's urged apple to take a responsible approach to helping parents protect children. apple said, quote, with today's ios devices parents have the ability to control and restrict apps, websites, movies, songs, and books, as well as cellular data and otherfeatures. >>> intel's ceo says the company will issue updates to all its processors released in the past five years. they will do that before the end of the month. the announcement was made at a conference in las vegas. it follows the disclosure of massive security vulnerabilities in its chips that we told you about last week. >> our processors, products, introduced in the past five years, intel expects to issue updates for more than 90% of them within a week. t we believe the performance impact of these updates is highly workload dependent. >> those security flaws could theoretically allow malicious programs to steal data including passwords, personal photos and even e-mails. >>> that was just one of the hot topics discussed at the ces conferenc

coast guard patrol tasked with preventing migrants from reaching the european coast captain of the jana of the bari is no fan of the ngos. at. the presence of the ships further complicates matters them and that will make things easier for the smugglers. before this they had to make a journey to lampedusa one hundred. sixty miles. that is now they only need to go twelve miles which takes them just to i was. sacked let's say a taxi service for refugees. taxis exhibition for them at the excellent pleasure to . an accusation that is now being echoed by the e.u. all human traffickers now need to do it says is take their passengers a few sea miles out into international waters where indios wait to scoop them up into their vessels never yes yes yes so we've had a report from our h.q. that there's a boat with illegal migrants that specific ordinance. and that they've sent out an s.o.s. that's a good guess we're now going to try to find them and surely it can't be the. captain until bari wants to be first at the scene but sea watch was quicker. quite a. while before us. but sea watch is not allo

now apple investors, jana partners and the californi say smartphones could become a public health crisisor young people. they want apple to create new apps for parents to help them restrict children's access to their smartphones. >> we're seeing increases in anxiety, increases in depression, certainly increases in sleep deprivation because they're staying up late at night texting each other. >> the letter by investors to apple comes after a world health organization announcement last month. the international body said that video game addiction will now be classified as an official mental health condition. >> so i want all the girls watching here and now to know that a new day is on the horizon! >> oprah, bringing down the house at last night's golden globe awards, with a powerful message. it ignited talk on social media last night and all day today about oprah for president in 2020. but that may never happen. tonight nbc news correspondent peter alexander tweeted a source close to oprah tells kate snow as of today she has no intention of running for the white house in 2020. a political r

thus far for the city has surpassed the footmark, john had just over, 4.3 inches , thus far, for just jana loan but this is foresees on in total. we are doing okay. we are on pace to hit the average as long as additional systems come through. right now we have no storms coming in until at lee early next week and by then it would be a rain maker. at the moment is there still snow rotating off shore from the carolinas and virginia right now but most of the eastern seaboard is nice, clear, quiet and it will stay that way a long with the nice warm up that comes along. so lets show you to sunday kick off time 6:40. 43 degrees for our eagles to beat the vikings, for kick off and we will see a couple cloud , tailgate look awesome. we should be around 50 degrees through the course of the afternoon. that is the official high we are shooting for, kick off temperature cooler as sunsets but it looks good, the whole weekend just in general. fifty-two come monday, chance of showers returning by that point but just too warm for anything but rain showers. >> it looks gorgeous for this weekend. we have to

. >>> apple promising to offer new features to make the devices safer for children after jana and partnersalled on the company to help limit how long children can use smartphones we think deeply how our products are used and impact they have on users and people around them we take this seriously and committed to meeting and exceeding our customer's expectations especially when it comes to protecting kids meantime, guys, tony fidel, one of the founders of the iphone, original released 11 years ago by steve jobs today. goes on the tweet storm the adkt diktive nature of the phone is real talks about texting and driving being a major concern to public health apple obviously thinks it's serious enough to respond to >> oh, yeah, if you go to -- if you -- treatment centers for mental health, which is the best -- i think the most effective way at dealing with teenage depression and failure to launch, probably a quarter of them are about addiction to electronics of some form whether it be video games or cell phone most of the mental health professionals are saying, listen, it's the parents giving t

invest many term jana partners apple high flying stock could be hurt in coming decades fit faces a prklash. partners co-wrote an open letter with california state teachers retirement system. they want apple to develop new software tools that would help parents control and limit phone use more easily. they also want apple to fund research on the effects smart phones have on children and their mental health. now together those two major invests control about $2 billion in apple stocks. they've got some big say here. back to you, iain. >> all right, lie see, thanks. in your health tonight knew stud shows ibuprofen could be linked to mail infer will the. the study finds young men who take that papery lever can develop a hormonal condition during middle age linked to refused fertility. the hormones secreted by the pituitary gland become coordinated with the level of ibuprofen and the ray shoeff testier roane hormone decrease. researchers say further studies are still necessary. manage governor christie signing alleges laying today prohibiting workplace discrimination against women who brea

side of things, former world number one caroline wozniacki had an incredible three set win against janaed two match points and came back from 5—1 down in the deciding set to make it into round three. but what about this for a story — 15—year—old qualifier marta kostyuk is the youngest player to reach the third round at a grand slam in more than 20 years. the world number 521 came past olivia rogowska in straight sets to face her fellow ukranian — the fourth seed elina svitolina in the last 32. that's all the sport for now. i will be back with more in the next hour. you are watching bbc news. much more to come, we will talk about prime minister's questions, where there was so minister's questions, where there was so much talk about carillion. the business news is coming up in a moment with rachel. a reminder of the latest headlines... the government denies labour accusations of negligence, following the collapse of the construction and services giant carillion. more nurses left the nhs in england than were recruited last year. the government says there are more nurses working now than in

joining our panel now is jana johnson with "the washington post." i will start with you.you see a love story brewing between dreamers and particularly the hispanic voters and president trump and republicans. >> this is a life story the president has been hinting at for a long time. we have not quite seen this play out yet. on the campaign trail, there was always these all white audiences talking about how he would be great for minority voters. for hispanics, they haven't seen many things they can get behind. when it am cans to daca and his treatment of dreamers, kind of kicking that to congress and forcing them to come up with the decision, he hasn't delivered anything for them. >> he hasn't. my impression is that he is doing a lot of posturing for the conservative base in anticipation of what's going on behind the scenes which is real work with democrats on a deal, a potential deal to allow dreamers to stay legally. maybe even get citizenship and border security. >> he is also sort of getting at something of a truth which is that democrats do like this issue politically

jana urging apple to take action to curb -- what does that mean, to curb the growing addiction. how is apple supposed to do that >> they want them to put in parental controls that you can take more control more easily about how much time your kids can be spending on these even if they have a phone. they get phones because they want to know where they are. don't want them to have the phone all night in bed with them contacting who knows what and when they want more parental controls. >> when you were growing up in cincinnati, ohio, is that correct? >> yeah, everybody knows that. >> that's why i bring it up. did your parents know where you were every waking hour you somehow made it here just had a birthday over the weekend, went to the city. >> i'm successful because i'm alive is what you're saying? >> no, that's not what i'm saying you made it without your parents knowing where you were. >> short of putting a chip in their arm, it is -- it is -- >> that's the way you track them you can see on gps. >> you could get by. it's not just that they're stalking children, but it's just th

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jana is live in the newsroom with a look at the battle ahead for the next governor to lead california.>> reporter: what a battle it will be. tonight's form was scheduled -- sponsored by the latino foundation. the same hot button issues that are causing partisan divide nationwide.>> on stage six candidates faced off. four democrats and two republicans. some see the election as a watershed moment deciding who will replace jerry brown.>> he is dominated the state for quite some time and been this enduring figure.>> reporter: political science professor said california's open primary means the top two vote getters will get a spot on the november ballot regardless of party. >> republicans are generally at a disadvantage. the risk they face for the top two primary is there is always the possibility of the top two finishers both being democrats.>> reporter: the lieutenant governor and antonio -- former mayor of los angeles the top democratic contenders. to others democrats. state treasurer and former state superintendent. republican businessmen john is mac travis allen are also in the race.

(steve) the california state teachers retirement system and jana partners own about two billion dollarsin apple stock. in an open letter posted online to apple, the shareholders explain the mental and physical health effects that come with smartphone addiction. some of the issues include lack of sleep and a high risk of depression and suicide. they encouraged apple to develop better parental controls to its devices to limit childrens' time on them . the cupertino-based company has yet to comment on the letter. i no wondering, "what if?" uncertainties of hep c. i let go of all those feelings. because i am cured with harvoni. harvoni is a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. it's been prescribed to more than a quarter million people. and is proven to cure up to 99% of patients who've have had no prior treatment with 12 weeks. certain patients can be cured with just 8 weeks of harvoni. before starting harvoni, your doctor will test to see if you've ever had hepatitis b, which may flare up and cause serious liver problems during and after harvoni treatmen

jana is here and has been monitoring the dealmaking.>> reporter: after a very vigorous debate senate republicans acknowledge they still do not have enough votes. they decided to adjourn until tomorrow. the deadline is closing in. >> a showdown in the senate. democrats accused republicans of avoiding budget decisions.>> it is another kick the can down the road because the republicans both in the senate the house and the white house cannot get their act together.>> reporter: a blamed democrats for delaying the funding extension. >> the reason we are here is our friends on the other side say solve this illegal immigration problem right now. or we will shut the government down.>> reporter: it could mean government employees don't get paid. offices might be close. the house passed their version thursday night along party lines.>> the house bill would keep the government running through february 16. and extend funding for the children's health insurance program for six years. paul ryan brought the conservative house freedom caucus on board by agreeing to support more military spending and

i was really happy to see that jana and calsters letter and a paragraph that comes at the end where theyay what they want is an expert committee. i won't read it but they want you on the expert committee. i like that, but i get nervous that we can't trust apple to tell us the truth about what they know of the impact of smart technology, smartphones on american youth. what do you hope to do? >> well, i'm really hoping that apple takes this opportunity to help parents help regulate kids and teens, smartphone and device use, because being on these devices for hours and hours a day, a lot of teens now, that's almost all of their leisure time is spent with screens, is not a healthy way to live, and we know this from some -- many, many studies, so it's just one example. teens who spend five or more hours a day on electronic devices are 71% more likely to have at least one risk factor for suicide than teens who spend less than an hour a day, and that's just one example. so i'm hoping that we'll get more studies on this, more experimental studies, better data, and that maybe apple can help us fi

we have a lunch group that'll happen today with jana barkin, and we're doing more of those workshops, in terms of public education and awareness. and then, really trying to focus on the most vulnerable. sney has been working with aria, and so there is some work going, and we want to be able to continue to do that, but we want to make sure that the most vulnerable populations do not feel that we're overlooking for them for the organizations that have the funding. so just highlighting some of the partnerships, which is also listed in the books that you have, and then, the policy. i did want to be mindful, because i said i was going to go quickly, and i have not done that. so just thank you again for the opportunity to kind of elevate and share the work. and ultimately, we are hoping to see more funding and more support specifically for data collection and analysis for building the capacity of organizations who are on the ground that are doing the work, but how they tell their stories, so that they can be recognized and accepted and validated in that work. and then, just to continue thin

jana has been monitoring the back-and-forth in the senate. she is live with how it played out.>> reporter: the past hour has been very dramatic. the house -- the senate failed to break the stalemate. 50-49 short of the 60 votes needed. the top democrat revealed in just the past hour he told president trump he would consider a border wall in exchange for daca protections. president trump would not sealed the deal.>> mrs. feinstein. mrs. fisher.>> the motion is not agreed to permit>> reporter: the senate vote failed as expected. senators stayed on the floor huddling and heads nodding to see if there could be a last- minute deal even as the midnight deadline passed. the political showdown with personal consequences for hundreds of thousands of federal employees and americans who could be impacted. all day the pressure was on to get a deal. daca supporters protested inside the senate building amplifying democrats demand any bill include protection for so-called dreamers. 700,000 brought to the u.s. illegally as children. chuck schumer met with pr

jana katsuyama had been talking to people in the area. she joins us live from the neighborhood. >> reporter: you can see behind me that they still have stellar avenue blocked off for seven hours. after this altercation began. police are saying very little about what started this and what prompted this off the cers shooting. they say the woman was armed with a shotgun. >> we saw the kids and we walked in the house and we heard a pop. >> reporter: residents say they heard the gunshot at 330 in the afternoon. the off the desk officer involved shooting called police to the neighborhood. they blocked off nearby streets and tactical teens surrounded the house. this is where the woman retreated. an hour later, you can see a woman emerge. her hands were bloody held up above her head. police turn her around while other officers checked past her to see if anyone else was inside. the woman was taken to the hospital with injuries. they did not say it was from the officer shot, self afflict did. many coming home from work had to wait outside in the co