however, if dan sells the property to jennie in march, instead, jennie should expect two supplementalills. like before, jennie would receive one supplemental bill to cover the time in which she owned the home in the current tax year from march to june. but because as of the next january used to set the tax base for the following tax year, dan still owned the home, the following year's entire bill still reflects the values not updated for jennie. in this instance, jennie receives a second supplemental for the following year covering july through june. after the supplemental tax bills, new owners should receive only one regular tax bill peryear going forward. remember our office values the properties, but billing and collections are handled by another organization called the treasurer and tax collector's office. if you'd like to learn more, please visit our website at sfassessor.org. thank you for watching. >> meeting called to order. roll call. (roll call). >> item 2. approval of minutes from the january 14, 2020 meeting. >> so moved. >> second. >> all in favor. >> aye. >> item 3 publi

however, if dan sells the property to jennie in march, instead, jennie should expect two supplemental bills. like before, jennie would receive one supplemental bill to cover the time in which she owned the home in the current tax year from march to june. but because as of the next january used to set the tax base for the following tax year, dan still owned the home, the following year's entire bill still reflects the values not updated for jennie. in this instance, jennie receives a second supplemental for the following year covering july through june. after the supplemental tax bills, new owners should receive only one regular tax bill peryear going forward. remember our office values the properties, but billing and collections are handled by another organization called the treasurer and tax collector's office. if you'd like to learn more, please visit our website at sfassessor.org. thank you for watching. >> hello everyone. welcome to the bayview bistro. >> it is just time to bring the community together by deliciou deliciousness. i am excited to be here today because nothing brings

however, if dan sells the property to jennie in march, instead, jennie should expect two supplemental bills. like before, jennie would receive one supplemental bill to cover the time in which she owned the home in the current tax year from march to june. but because as of the next january used to set the tax base for the following tax year, dan still owned the home, the following year's entire bill still reflects the values not updated for jennie. in this instance, jennie receives a second supplemental for the following year covering july through june. after the supplemental tax bills, new owners should receive only one regular tax bill peryear going forward. remember our office values the properties, but billing and collections are handled by another organization called the treasurer and tax collector's office. if you'd like to learn more, please visit our website at sfassessor.org. thank you for watching. >> once i got the hang of it a little bit, you know, like the first time, i never left the court. i just fell in love with it and any opportunity i had to get out there, you know,

going through the market here. >> jenny, you run an asset management firm. we talk about dmodity advisors they hit certain levels. does it worry you now that market dynamic is driven so much by levels being hit and causing buying or selling? does it mean that investors have to then not pay attention or pay attention more >> this is where you look at trader versus investor short term versus long term. if you are long term, you don't need to worry. i know it sounds crazy and callus if you have a strategy put in place years ago and that is set up to help someone meet their needs it has an tis pated these kind of events because they just happen you don't need to worry. that buy/sell decision is only at the margin. it is just with new cash >> we'll have more of this conversation much on the global market route and the melt down. moves you should be making as stocks fall deeper and revealing jp morgan's 2020 megatrends as we head to break, some of the biggest dow losers in the pre-market boeing down 4%, ldgoman sachs down 4%. cisco systems down we are back after t

it sold for nearly $10 million in 2012. >> for years, jenny marney corresponds with john f. harold was killed on the pt boat jfk commanded. they remain friends until jfk's assassination in 1963. neither dennis harkins nor francis piorek, who are half-brothers, ever met their uncle harold. >> what i heard about my uncle was really just whispers and stuff. "oh, you know, uncle harold was on pt-109, and john f. kennedy was the commander." >> but when francis grows up, he catches the genealogy bug and starts posting messages online. i came to the realization that, geez, i didn't really know much about my family. and my uncle was kind of semi-famous. >> francis says he's looking for any unknown relatives of harold marney. his message goes unnoticed until 2013, when brian willette, the junior vice commander of a vfw post, petitions to place a headstone for marney in a veterans' cemetery near springfield, massachusetts. >> i could not find him anywhere honored, and not even in springfield. and he was from east springfield. >> brian comes across francis' post from way back in 2001.

jenny: each species of butterfly lays its eggs on a particular plant.o need flowers with nectar or pollen. reporter: some 400 costa rican families n now earn theieir lig as butterflyly fmers. the countrtry is home toto sevl thousand spepecies of butttter. cocoa rica supports an enormous vavariety wilildlifand hahas e of the highest levels of biodiversity in the world. the farmers work with companies that are specialized in export. they send out butterfly chrysalises all over the world. sergio: we want to know exactly where the buttererflies argoing and what they will be used for. we can't export them just for the sake of it. we need to know how they will be treated. that's the ethical standard we have in our company and that we pass on to the other exporters. the butterflies are ambassadors of beauty, of the nature of our country, so we have to be sure that they can fulfil this function at their intended destinations. reporter: this company alone sends out 30,000 chrysalises every week. they have 70 different species, all of which are transported by air

jennie lamb is my choice for the board of education. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: and we all know that making decisions like this are very difficult, but we know that the board of education is an important institution, one that former members of the board of supervisors, like shamann walton and matt haney have served on. i want to thank matt heaney or feedback that you provided on filling the term of your seat. i think we have someone that may not be able to fit in your h shoes but will fill your shoes. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: so i want to thank susan solomon and ken tray and others from uesf. really appreciate you all being here as well as members of the school board who i see, my deer friend, rachel norton, thank you so much. and one of the newest members of the board of educations, allison collins. i see city college member ivy lee, thank you so much for being here, as well as members of the board of supervisors, gordon mar and ahsha safai for an individual we know is going to do a great job on the board of education, supporting or chi

however, if dan sells the property to jennie in march, instead, jennie should expect two supplemental bills. like before, jennie would receive one supplemental bill to cover the time in which she owned the home in the current tax year from march to june. but because as of the next january used to set the tax base for the following tax year, dan still owned the home, the following year's entire bill still reflects the values not updated for jennie. in this instance, jennie receives a second supplemental for the following year covering july through june. after the supplemental tax bills, new owners should receive only one regular tax bill peryear going forward. remember our office values the properties, but billing and collections are handled by another organization called the treasurer and tax collector's office. if you'd like to learn more, please visit our website at sfassessor.org. thank you for watching.

jenny: dresden has risen from the ashes, but its debt are not forgotten. the city sll assembled of -- still a symbol of the whole released by war. it is 75 years since allied forces dropped a bomb after bomb on the city, an attack which even at the time it ignited ntroversy. underneath the bombardment, civilians at and burned-- suffocated and burned, the city deroyed. ursuala was 14. she recalled a firestorm so intense that she kind onto a lamppost to avoid being suclad by thes. >> my mother said,e "now we h lost everything. now we are homeless." jenny: commemorations today in a city so famed for its culture and beauty that its people thought no one would attack it. >> we recall both the suffering of people in german cities and the suffering th germans inflicted on others. we do not forget it wa germans who started this cruel war. jenny: this is, for germany, a highly symbolic day. for many it is about memory, reconciliation. for others, it is about the ne-- defiance. the far right is making its presence felt in the country, seeking to redefine germany's s

jenny hill, thank you very much indeed. jenny with the latest from tokyo. of the coronavirus have brought big falls in stockmarkets around the world. 0ur economics correspondent dharshini david is here. the markets are pretty spooked by this outbreak? they do. we were looking at the figures earlier. if you have a pension fund, and i other products that invest in the ftse 100 it is worth no more than it was in 2016. that is how bad the false have been over the last week or so. it is a similar story if you are living in tokyo or new york and you have investments they because the markets have woken up as those outbreaks have woken up as those outbreaks have spread around the world to the fa ct have spread around the world to the fact that the economic fallout is notjust limited to fact that the economic fallout is not just limited to china. fact that the economic fallout is notjust limited to china. it is not just car makers but it impacts around the world and on demand because containment efforts mean people are not going out to restaurants, bars, not going s

you know, i'm especially proud of jenny. clearly i married above myself. as first lady she established the nationally recognized wyoming hunger initiative, one that is so critically important to so many kids in our state. and true to form, she's done it by lifting up the extraordinary efforts of many working around the state to address food insecurity. she's making this happen while keeping our ranch running, support our family, and loving every moment of being a grandmother to everett. my equal in every way, she is the epitome of a wyoming woman, accomplished, strong, versatile, independent, caring, talented, funny, warm, and a lover of the great outdoors. jenny, my respect for you is absolute and my love for you is boundless. [ cheers and applause ] let us respect all women, all wyoming women, by working to live up to our motto, we are the equality state. i want to thank sarah and spencer up there for being here. your son, our grandson, represents the future generations of this state. everett isn't here today but his other grandparents, mark and shelley

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jenny you own both of those names. five stocks. some of them we never talk about.erenced the xbi, the ibb, xlv. everything is pacing to their best week in at least about a year. >> i really like this initiation because of the way he phrased it was there is remarkable innovation in biopharma and i think that's a nice way to look at the fact that this is where the growth is going to come from this is the beauty of the highly technological world we live in we get better biopharma. we bought abbvie last year the thought there was based on cash flows there were tremendous cash flows. there was so much negativity, as it turned out they by allergan, and they have huge synergies from that. they have a deep pipeline and they have more drugs coming line and drugs can be replenished as others come off. the innovation is driving their business pfizer is different. they reported last week and earnings were down 9%. what is interesting if you pull out the upjohn part, which is what they are doing, the older offpatent drugs and you look at their biopharma business, it is growing

i think jennie, you mentioned it was rate increases. i was wondering if those rate increases are related to the new regulations that c.m.s. has put into place with regard to the -- i don't know what to call, the -- not paying for therapists or therapy and other kind of things. are those two things related at all? >> no. so the revenues that you see, you look at the numbers on a-4 i totally see why it looks like 100%. that first $6 million incremental, that's over and above what we budgeted today. i think jennie knows what that percentage is -- it looks like she's looking. >> off of a 200 and 300 million base, so it's a few percent. and then, in the second year, that incremental portion doubles, but it's -- all told, it's a single digit increase to the rates. and what's represented here is simply taking our updated estimated medi-cal per diem, multiplying it by our bed days, and then calculating our medi-cal revenue. so it's a -- this is a fairly straightforward, and there are -- there are a number of potential changes that could signifi

jenny, come up to say a few words. jenny? [applause] thank you, jenny.audible]. >> thank thank you, president t. i'm proud to be a fourth generation california farmer, married to a fellow fourth generation california farmer. i was raised by strong parents who showed me the farming lifestyle, taught me the importance of conserving our resources and the necessity of water to grow our food. today it is not uncommon to find three generations on our family farm daily. however because of the inis are certainty of water delivers i'm worried we may not have a family farm to pass down to my children, my niece, my negative few. as almond farmer we can't fallow acres with less water. we have to have reliable water. without a reliable water supply hundreds of thousands of farmland can be taken out of production. families like mind could be abandoned to sell a orchard or family farm. we are an industry of families. we do not farm the same way generations before us did, using new science and technology, all monday farmers today use 33% less water than they did 20 year

come on up jenny. >> thank you nice to meet you. .oud to be a fourth generation california farmer. i was raised by strong parents attending the farming lifestyle, taught me the importance of conserving our resources and the necessity of water to grow our food. today is not uncommon to find three generations on a family farm daily. however, because of the uncertainty of water deliveries, i am worried that we may not have a family farm to pass down to my children, my niece or nephew. as an farmer, we can't just do acres with less water. without a reliable water supply, hundreds of thousands of acres of farmland could be taken out of production. on california's central value. families like mine could be forced to abandon orchards or sell a family farm. we are an industry of families and we do not form the same way the generations before us did. using his science and technology, our farmers today use 33 percent less water than they did 20 years ago. our water infrastructure should be handled the same way. using updated science and new inf

one thing rich and jenny say, cops do this all the time actually. they're always running to the store if they have a child. what they're doing what may be different about what they're doing is organizing it and giving it a mission. they have big plans. they would love to see this spread nationwide. hunter's chest in police stations across the country for the kids they see in there in a tough situation. >> definitely makes them feel better even just a little bit. thanks, garvin. >> thanks, garvin. outside it's sunny, not much snow if you go to the sierra. satellite shows the difference between this year and last year. this year is on the right just in case you didn't know. the snow pack is about 60% of average and it's ski week for a lot of schools in the bay area. there's not much snow. >> make it -- >> they're grasping on. next month could offerom better chances. we're going to have details on that in my long-range forecast. as we just talked about, all of the sunshine is, well, we have to pay the price here. and i did want to start off tonight wit

heather: final word, jenny, what do you think?ther it's bernie sanders or not, president trump will be reelected, if it's bernie sanders, head to head matchup between bernie sanders and president trump, it's going to be a head to head matchup between socialism and capitalism, between government control and freedom and given that choice americans are going to choose freedom. heather: well, we will see what happens tonight as caucuses begin in iowa, alex, jenny, thank you so much for joining us, we appreciate it. >> thank you. heather: have a good day, time now is 20 minutes until the top of the hour and are democrats so desperate for another candidate that john kerry might get in the race? his message this morning about the rumors swirling around of possible presidential run and an american family trying to steer clear of the coronavirus learns that it will cost them dearly, the cruise line charging a whopping $32,000 for a canceled vacation huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody kno

i think jennie, you mentioned it was rate increases. i was wondering if those rate increases are related to the new regulations that c.m.s. has put into place with regard to the -- i don't know what to call, the -- not paying for therapists or therapy and other kind of things. are those two things related at all? >> no. so the revenues that you see, you look at the numbers on a-4 i totally see why it looks like 100%. that first $6 million incremental, that's over and above what we budgeted today. i think jennie knows what that percentage is -- it looks like she's looking. >> off of a 200 and 300 million base, so it's a few percent. and then, in the second year, that incremental portion doubles, but it's -- all told, it's a single digit increase to the rates. and what's represented here is simply taking our updated estimated medi-cal per diem, multiplying it by our bed days, and then calculating our medi-cal revenue. so it's a -- this is a fairly straightforward, and there are -- there are a number of potential changes that could signifi

ahora todos gritamos jenny, jenny, asÍ todo el mundo va a seguir escuchando su mÚsica asÍ es.e ha venido desde alburquerque, de juÁrez y tambiÉn incluso de colorado. gracias a todos por estar aquÍ. yo sÉ que el paso para ti representa algo sumamente importante. tuviste la portera tomar esos pasos por el paso. karla: yo siempre soÑÉ con hacer el show de "despierta amÉrica" acÁ. me da mucha alegrÍa porque muchos jÓvenes soÑadores como yo que iniciaron aquÍ estudiando en una universidad americana con mucho esfuerzo. Éste es parte de mi recorrido de mis pasos por el paso para que se sigan inspirando y soÑando en grande. bienvenidos a mi tierra hermosa, aquÍ estÁ el paso, texas. ciudad juÁrez está allÍ, hasta el paso. en ciudad juÁrez viven 1.3 millones de personas, aquÍ viven alvear de 700.000. ♪ ♪ ♪ por estos puentes internacionales cruzan aproximadamente 750.000 peatones y mÁs de 1 millÓn de vehÍculos al mes. algunos vienen de compras, otros a trabajar y algunos a comer. otros como yo venimos para quedarnos, este fue mi hogar durante mi Época universitaria. todos los dÍas cruzab

jenny, thank you very much for coming by. still to come. the art of persuasion. media stars to sell you their products. you're with worklife from bbc news. from today, you might find one of the greatest british artists in your pocket. jmw turner is the face of the new £20 note comes which comes into circulation today. it's said to be the most secure banknote ever. ben thompson is clutching one. ? you lucky person, what is going on? it won't stay in my pocket very long. it will get spent pretty soon. yes, this is it, it is the new £20 note. launched today and it comes with a load of new security features. it has a window here,

rich and jenny are quick to point out that police officers do this all the time.hey'll run to the store and get supplies for parents. what they're doing is organizing it in the form of a nonprofit, one they hope spreads nationwide. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> we hope so, too. what angels. thank you. >>> 7:26. much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, stop taking selfies! the popular spot in the north bay is attracting too much attention and now the sheriff's office is getting involved. >>> plus our coronavirus coverage continues in just a few minutes. we'll introduce you to a wuhan native teaming up with tech companies to get crucial supplies the those in need in china. >>> good saturday morning. it is 7:28. here's a live look outside. cloudy skies. thanks to our photographer norbert for that shot of the sun trying the break through there. thank you for starting your weekend with us. i'm kira clapper. vianey arana has a look at the microclimate. >> have you been enjoying the mild temperatures? >> yeah! my son's been able to play outside. >> it's b

. [ cheers and applause oh no, jenny jenny, what happened >> seth, i saw j.and shakira do the halftime show last night. and i thought to myself, that is amazing. >> seth: yeah. >> look at what latina women over 40 can do >> seth: sure. sure >> and then i thought, wait, i'm a latina woman and i'm over 40 >> seth: oh. oh no, you didn't >> i did >> seth: oh. [ laughter ] >> i did i tried to do all the moves that shakira and j. lo did in the halftime show. and it did not work out great. [ laughter ] i tried to do this ♪ and i sprained my neck >> seth: sure. [ laughter ] >> then i tried to do this ♪ and i tore my acl. >> seth: yeah. >> then i tried to do this ♪ and i broke my arm in seven places >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> then i came to and i tried to do this. ♪ >> and now i'm gonna need a lot of dental work >> seth: yeah, i mean that -- that sounds bad. >> oh, it gets worse next i tried to do that rope thing that shakira did ♪ but i got myself all tangled up in a complex knot. >> seth: yeah. >> and i couldn't move >> seth: that's not -- [ laughter ] >> so i b

first to our correspondent, jenny hill, who's in tokyo. jenny, what's the latest?virus has now spread to 29 countries outside of china. the world health organization are particularly concerned about soaring numbers in italy, iran and in particular south korea, where the number of people infected with the virus is gone from somewhere around 30 to around 800 in the space of less tha n 30 to around 800 in the space of less than a week. you'll have seen the pictures of cities and in lockdown, people queueing to try to buy facemasks to protect themselves. it's the merge this morning a member of korean airlines cabin crew has now tested positive for the virus —— emerged. more than half the cases in south korea are linked to a religious sect and authorities have said they are going to be testing some 200,000 members of that group. all of this is being watched with considerable alarm in tokyo and that's because the authorities say they are seeing a rise in the number of cases. it's reported this morning a fourth person, who is believed to have contracted the infection on b

. >> reporter: as first reported by axios, the conservative figures jenny thomas the wife of supremeclarence thomas has given trump this list of appeals to leave him less subject to false attacks. >> it is more worried about the personal loyalty than the facts. >> reporter: the president has multiple aides serving in acting capacities including the chief of staff who didn't make the 8,000-mile trip to india after catching a cold. mick mulvaney's absence may not have been noticed much by trump who is surrounded by singers and dancers and a marching band on camels since arriving. for a president who loves the crowd sizes prime minister modi hoped to leave a lasting impression impression. >> nasmaste trump, namaste trump. >> from this day forward, india will always hold a special place in our hearts. >> reporter: he toured the taj mahal at sunset, and he made no mention of the new prime minister's religious test for migrants that is facing intense criticism and he signaled a possible trade deal was not ready to be signed just yet. >> everybody loves him, but i will tell you this, he is

however, if dan sells the property to jennie in march, instead, jennie should expect two supplementalefore, jennie would receive one supplemental bill to cover the time in which she owned the home in the current tax year from march to june. but because as of the next january used to set the tax base for the following tax year, dan still owned the home, the following year's entire bill still reflects the values not updated for jennie. in this instance, jennie receives a second supplemental for the following year covering july through june. after the supplemental tax bills, new owners should receive only one regular tax bill peryear going forward. remember our office values the properties, but billing and collections are handled by another organization called the treasurer and tax collector's office. if you'd like to learn more, please visit our website at sfassessor.org. thank you for watching. >> we can sweep by in front of a house in a matter of seconds. the only people who don't like it are the people who get the tickets. >> this is a street sweeping sign. don't let it get you. pay

but you sang "jenny from the block. >> yeah, we did "jenny from the block," we did "i'm real."mmy: yes, you did >> we did a little bit of "love don't cost a thing," we did "get right," - >> jimmy: "waiting for tonight. >> "waiting for tonight," yeah >> jimmy: and then - >> "on the floor." >> jimmy: let's just -- i just wanna know every step of the way, because i loved it. honestly, i'm with my wife watching, and i saw shakira and i'm like, "here comes" - and i'm nervous for you, because i feel like -- >> because you know me >> jimmy: yeah, man. and i'm like -- i feel like your brother >> don't mess it up! >> jimmy: come on, sis, do it! you know, like, come on. but i go -- man, i go, "nancy, watch, because this is - watch -- >> it's worse when you know the person, i'm telling you. alex was literally a zombie. he was like -- [ laughter ] and i'm walking around before i go out in that outfit, and i'm like, "you okay? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he's the one who's nervous. >> he's like, "yeah, nah, i'm great, i'm great, i'm great. it's going to be great." and then i see a video of him t

. >> it's very important with grandchildren and with children to ask permission and jenny granted it. i said, ben, i'd like to speak with you now, please take out your iphone as i was speaking with ben about my own desires, ben was being filmed by our director of photography dave and i told ben exactly what i wanted recorded for prosperity but most especially for my two children and my husband, for my grandchildren, i wanted everybody to be aware that if i had either and this is very controversial, i know, if i begin showing signs of alzheimer's, if i had an incur rable illness, if i was diminishing in ways that i could never again enjoy thefullness of life, i wanted to go. and i wanted ben to know that i would wanting to and i read to ben a paragraph that i had read that linb urveciÓn r -- line lindbergh and her daughter found the paragraph after and maralind berh, the died. if there's nothing that can be done, please end my life humanely, please, do not use extraordinary measures and please follow my wishes. what i am hoping this book does and our document aifer -- documentary does

our correspondent, jenny kumar has more. daniel horton appeared in court at around noon.rm his name, his age and that he has no fixed address. he is charged with grievous bodily harm and possession of a bladed article. he is accused of attacking a man, who was an official at the central mosque for over 25 years and he leads the call to prayer. the court heard that the man, who was in his 70s, was taken to hospital and had treatment to a wound in his neck. he has since been discharged. daniel horton has been remanded in custody and is due to appear at southwark crown court on march the 20th. the uk is bracing itself for more bad weather today — as the recovery from storms ciara and dennis continue. there are still over 130 flood warnings in england, scotland and wales and the met office has also issued 3 yellow warnings for wind, rain and snow across the uk. earlier our correspondent robert hall, who is in knaresborough in north yorkshire, gave us the latest from there. knaresborough is a very good place to come to show you what's going on right across flood—affected areas

[laughter] >> it's very important with grandchildren and with children to ask permission and jenny grantedit. i said, ben, i'd like to speak with you now please take out your iphone as i was speaking with ben about my own desires ben was being filmed by our director of photography dave golding and i told ben exactly what i wanted recorded for posterity, but most of especially for my two children, my husband john haydon, for my grandchildren, i wanted everybody to be aware that if i had either and this is very controversial, i know, if i had began showing signs of alzheimer's, if i had an incurable illness, if i was diminishing in ways that i could never fully enjoy the fullness of life, i wanted to go and i wanted them to know that i would want to go. and i read to been a paragraph that i had read that ken morrow lindbergh had read to her children she had written it she never actually read it. her daughter found the paragraph after it. and morrow lindbergh died and i quote that paragraph in the book because it was so meaningful to me saying, if there is nothing that can be done, please and

jenny and i met at the city lab conference in washington and began to discuss these issues. i want to thank all of you, jenny durkan, mayor of seattle, for at least planning this with me. francis suarez, thank you, betsy price, we will see each other again in fort worth, i am sure. thank you all, and we will be back with the next panel soon. (applause) >> thank you, mayors. now to mayors in cities they got the heartland of america, mayor brian barnett, the mayor of, topeka, kansas, and mayor quentin lucas from kansas city, missouri. >> all right, thank you mayers for participating in this panel. i have to start off with mayor lucas. big >> all right, thank you mayers for participating in this panel. i have to start off with mayor lucas. big chiefs fan. big espn story on the mayor today. can i get an early prediction on the super bowl? >> some of you who watched saturday night live in the 80's might remember the super fans. >> i wont be that extreme. i will say chiefs 41, 49ers, 28. >> ok, i want to go down the line. impeachment has begun. that is a big topic in washington. s

. >> in 1909, he marries his love, jennie. they start a family and buy that dream home.shed itself as the national pastime, and for decades, various companies have used baseball cards to sell their products. >> the first nationally circulated cards came inside packages of tobacco in the late 1880s and was actually one of the first opportunities for the average citizen to own a real photo. >> candy companies jump into the game, too. the so-called "caramel cards" help sell the sweets and the top players of the day. >> you've got honus wagner ty cobb, cy young, christy mathewson. >> children love the candy, but the cards even more. >> kids did what kids do. they played with them. they traded them. there's card-flipping games that they did with them. >> all karl and karla know at this point is that the cards may have come from their grandfather's store. >> our guess is that he would have given them away as promotional items, and like any good businessman, when you got leftovers, you save them for the next promotion. >> beyond that, karl isn't sure what they have in the box,

. ♪ i'm still jenny from the block ♪ kicking it off with "jenny from the block," those patriotic flarespuerto rican and american flags, making a political statement, using images of children in cages. mahomes not ready to quit even after back to back interceptions, leading k.c. to one touchdown. >> first and goal. pass, touchdown. chiefs are back in. >> reporter: and then another. >> mahomes, throws, pass caught. williams, touchdown. >> reporter: and the third td all in the final six minutes. a first super bowl title for veteran head coach andy reid and mahomes, the 24-year-old qb named super bowl liv mvps. >> the leaders on this team, they have that mindset we're never going to give up and we'll fight until the end. >> reporter: a fight for kansas city, half a century in the making. mahomes bringing it home. i had to. that show getting a lot of attention this morning. much more later on "the pulse," and what j. lo's daughter had in that big performance. >>> and we turn now to the worldwide effort to contain the coronavirus. the illness confirmed in at least 23 countries including the p

jenny hill has the latest from tokyo.ed as a measure ofjust how concerned they are, the prime minister, shinzo abe, has called for the closure of all public schools from monday. concern is growing as the number of cases continues to rise. translation: some local governments have already cancelled classes in their areas. as a nation, the next week or two are crucial. the health and well—being of children is of utmost concern. we would like to reduce major risks of infection that school environments could pose, as places where a large number of students and teachers will spend long hours together. for some time, focus was very much on the diamond princess cruise ship, which is moored just down the coast in the port of yokohama. of the 900 or more cases of infection is here injapan, some 700 originated on that ship. but what the authorities are really worried about are the separate cases, nearly 200 of them springing up in clusters all over the country, many of them concentrated in the northern region of hokkaido. one of the

jenny hill is in the japanese capital, tokyo. jenny, what's the situation regarding the olympics?talk about whether they will actually go ahead this summer. the authorities here are particularly concerned because the number of cases are rising, many of them linked to the diamond princess, down the coast in the port of yokohama but separately to that, around 150, 160 cases among the general population. the japanese authorities are keen to contain the outbreak. in just five months‘ time, tokyo is going to host the 2020 olympics. the health minister said it‘s far too early to consider the cancellation. they will be thrilled that overnight, a senior member of the committee, dick pound, said it is far too early to be talking about cancellation. he said 2— three months‘ time is really when that kind of monumental decision would have to be made because that is a court when athletes start arriving and people start building their studios and so on. it‘s a scenario that no—one here wants to see happen. we walked down the street and see signs, banners up already. the modern olympics hasn‘t b

jenny hill, thank you. what are the chances of catching coronavirus?ted and what does it mean for travel plans? 0ur medical correspondent fergus walsh has been answering some of the most pressing questions. it is increasingly likely that we will see outbreaks of the new coronavirus centred here in the uk. france and germany have seen their cases suddenly double. both have warned of impending epidemics. if that happens here, expect more school closures, the postponing of sporting events and other mass gatherings. there will be a big increase in home—working and that will impact the economy. fewer people at restaurants and shops. seasonal flu is people at restaurants and shops. seasonalflu is responsible for thousands of deaths here every year. we know the new coronavirus causes a mild illness in four out of five people. they won't need medical treatment. but older people and those with underlying health problems are at risk a greater risk. it is hoped containment measures will prevent it getting established here. an epidemic would put serious pressure o

jenny hill, bbc news, dresden. south wales have confirmed that all the bushfires in the state are thought to be contained. this development is partly due to heavy rain over the weekend, which brought flooding in some areas. our correspondent shaimaa khalil is in sydney with the latest. it's one extreme to another. in new south wales, it has been thrashed by record rainfall and floods, more than it is seen for decades. it has been raining constantly in sydney 110w raining constantly in sydney now with massive disruptions to roads, to schools, to transportation and emergency services are warning that there could be more rain and the risk of floods here in the state of new south wales and queensland. now despite all of this, many people have actually been celebrating this change of weather. it has been a hot, long, brittle summer for new south wales that has been the worst affected by the bushfires andi worst affected by the bushfires and i can tell you, no—one is happy about the change of weather, extreme as it is, m

jenny hill, bbc news, dresden. time for a look at the weather. here's helen willets.raid so, in fact the met office has amber warning is out for the heavy rain but it will be a widespread rainfall and windy event once again. unfortunately things have been damaged after last weekend. the rivers are swollen, the ground is saturated so we will see excessive amounts of rainfall once again. even a minimalamount excessive amounts of rainfall once again. even a minimal amount of rain today has caused flooding. it is a quiet affair overnight, the shower is easing the way. we have rain coming into the west with temperatures picking up, but it will be widely chilly elsewhere with ice, and even some fog around as well. a decent start of the day in the east but this rain will roll its way in. this is nothing to do with dennis, this is the precursor if you like. largely dry head of it, and increasingly mild. that's the other element, we will see the snow we have seen this week melting, trickling into the rivers. widely they'll force winds on stone dennis, and it is the longevity o

jenny walrond reports. 0h, there's a bit of plastic. on beaches, but not all of it is obvious. this is interesting. this is actually plastic. it looks like a rock. no way. yes, it's plastic. artist rob arnold has been collecting so called plastic pebbles from beaches in cornwall to use in sculptures, and he's not short of material. well, they might look like pebbles, but they float, so clearly they are not. what i want to know is, what they are and where they come from. tests on the pebbles we found showed the plastic had been burned and contained toxic chemicals such as lead and cadmium. it suggests they come from plastics manufactured in the i980s or earlier. this is an unusual piece of pyroclastic. — —of pyroplastic. it has been colonised by tube worms. by colonising the plastic comedy tube worms are potentially able to accumulate, and the chemicals live in the plastic, and therefore, those chemicals will enter the food chain. there are a number of theories about where it's coming from including people burning waste and dumping it. a

jenny kumah reports.s as these people, many in masks, queue up to buy food in the region of lombardy. the supermarket is just outside a town which is on lockdown as part of emergency measures to stop the spread of coronavirus. this policeman tells them that the supermarket wants to open but the managers want to avoid chaos in the shop. they are waiting for instructions to ensure the safety of customers and staff. italy has seen more confirmed cases of coronavirus than any other country in europe. two people, both in their 70s, have died. the government has responded by bringing in quarantine measures. around 50,000 people in lombardy and veneto have been asked to stay at home. translation: italians must not surrender to feelings of panic or counter—productive alarmism. they should trust health authorities first and then the political and administrative authorities. the world health authority is worried by the rise of cases in other parts of the world outside of china. south korea is on its highest level o