siv jensen, norway's finance minister.will be back at that conference shortly to talk to the amundi chairman. that's get a check on markets now. let's go to abigail doolittle. abigail: here in the u.s., the s&p 500 down slightly. the stoxx 600 up. in the asian session, the shanghai composite down slightly. investors waiting for more qs out of the earning session -- more cues out of the earning session. where there is a greater sense of risk off, if we use the imap in the bloomberg terminal, we are going to see lots of red. 10 of the 11 s&p 500 sectors are down. the worst sector, energy, down 0.7%, even though oil is up slightly. 0.3%, andials up really helping out those banks, take a look at jp morgan and citigroup. jp morgan put up a very strong first quarter come up -- strong fourth quarter, beating across the board. citigroup also had a strong fic quarter. equities down a little bit, but the real laggard here is wells fargo. they missed the adjusted earnings estimate by more than 15%, putting up $0.93 a share, and litig

>> reporter: jeff jensen also signed on. and worried about paying for his procedure. >> there's nothing more depressing than seeing a bill for $18,000, $20,000, $24,000 and going, "and how much of this will my insurance cover, and how much is mine to cover?" >> reporter: jensen's surgery added up to 560 hours. other volunteers are allowed to help. for jensen, more than 100 stepped up to contribute. >> of those 105, i probably knew 30 or 40 of them. really, without this program, this surgery wouldn't have been done. >> reporter: aguila hopes his mission will inspire more doctors to find creative ways to limit their patients' medical expenses. >> this whole practice is about restoring hope for patients by giving them the opportunity to wrest back control of their health care. >> reporter: right now, it's a small program with just eight people, but dr. aguila told me since he started this program, his stress level has gone down, and his job satisfaction has soared. he hopes other doctors will follow his lead to find unconventio

our thom jensen caught up with the speaker. >> whatever they do and how they try to run and hide from the truth, as i have said to the president, you are impeached forever. >> a roar from the crowd as nancy pelosi tells several hundred supporters on her home turf that a majority of americans are on their side as the articles of impeachment m e moves onto a senate trial on tuesday. >> over 70% of the american people have said they want to see witnesses. i think that's the leverage of democratic senators have and hopefully the republican senators as well. >> pelosi are facing criticisms in recent weeks, sending democrats home in defeat. >> she says they got it all wrong. >> what's going to happen is the senate is going to in criminate itself if we don't want to see witnesses, we'll ignore the truth. >> reporter: pelosi also speaks leading with love and faith. sometimes you have to get tough on the political battlefield. >> you are in the arena, you have to be able to take a punch and you have to also be able to throw a punch. >> reporter: in san francisco, thom jensen, nbc bay area news

jensen franklin. [cheering] thank you, jensen. and king. [cheering] jack graham. thank you. thank you, jack. and miami's own, my a man that everybody knows, i think they might know him better than they know me. is that possible? yet. alberto delgado. [cheering] i would like to thank him, what a great guy. [cheering] a great guy. i think i welcome to a sunday service one of these days. [cheering] will have a lot of fun. i want to thank you very much for welcoming us here, the largest hispanic congregation in the u.s. of america. [cheering] as you all know from those unemployment numbers, the best in the history of our country. [cheering] we'll go over very soon. we are delighted to be with more than 5000 christians including so many extraordinary hispanic and african-american faith leaders who are lifting our nation to incredible new heights. things are happening like they've never happened before. there's no better place to begin the new year than right here with so many friends and families, pastors and patriots who believe in the power of prayer, the majesty of creation an

this is one of the three where screening will begin, thom jensen. >> reporter: that's right, the only two u.s. airports with direct flight from wuhan, china where this virus is linked with the virus. it is now spread into thailand and china. >> chinese people are concerned a little bit it is a new disease. >> reporter: a center for disease control officials telling reporters today she's concerned too and it is plausible there will be at least one case in the u.s. due to the amount of travel from wuhan, china. the first 150 sfo passengers will be screened saturday afternoon when the next flight from wuhan is set to arrive before 1:00. >> when the flight arrives either connecting or non-stop passengers will be diverted into a separate area. >> reporter: another 10 or 25 passengers on connected flights will be tested, worrying some could be delays and getting through custom. >> if there is something else like testing temperatures or a business check, then oh my god, i don't know how long it will take for us to pass. >> reporter: sfo processes 15,000 to 20,000 international travels daily.

thom jensen is live outside of san francisco police headquarters tracking a number of shootings since last night. thom? >> reporter: marcus, the one that they're still looking for a suspect is one that was near a large new year's eve celebration near ft. mason, this happened at about 9:35 last night and there was a big i heart radio new year's celebration at the ft. mason center for arts and culture, not associated with the shooting. it wasn't right next to the venue but two men were shot, one of them police here in san francisco are saying with life-threatening injuries, so this morning when i drove by, the scene was already clear and still a lot of people at about 2:00 in the morning, going back to their cars, back to their homes or mass transit from that big party. police are hoping when they're on their way to the party perhaps somebody saw something that will help them locate a suspect. meanwhile, up in the north bay, another man is hospitalized this morning after petaluma police tell us that he was shot by his neighbor not once but twice. this happened at about 5:00 in an apartm

live in palo alto, thom jensen, "today in the bay." >> very aggressive there. thanks so much, thom. >>> it is 6:04. in the meantime, did you happen to see this video from palo alto. would burglars in a smash-and-grab robbery at the bloomingdale's at the stanford shopping center. in less than two minutes they got away with $80,000 in jewel a little after 2:00 a.m. on tuesday. the thieves threw rocks at the glass door to get inside. they got inside and robbed the place and you see them leave in a white bmw 3 series. >>> president trump facing twin crises this morning with a new vote to restrict what he could do and gridlock over the pending impeachment trial. "today in the bay" tracie potts live in washington with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: hey, scott. let's start with breaking news out of iran. where the country's leadership is saying it is a big lie, that is their words, that they accidentally shot down a plane and killed 176 people in that air space over iran. they're saying that they could say with certainty no missile hit this plane. the black bo

tom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> a little chilly for the reporter involvement. you can watch the game here on nbc bay area, and kickoff is 1:35 and the pregame show starts at 11:30 and be there at levi's stadium, and we have a post game show coming up after the game, too, and we will hear from legends like steve young and carey sanders. >> it is not going to be wet like we saw. >> no, the rain is coming in early in the morning, and by the time that the game comes in, we will see it moving on. >> good news. >> yeah. >> and you have the also king's tides. >> yes, that is the valley there and you will see the peak in the low-lying and the coastal areas the potential of flooding and not only today but the next couple of days, and you can see how much of it is underwater, and you can see how much of this is what we have in the wintertime as we are watching out for that and not only in mill valley, but all up and down the coastline. this is a live look in ocean beach where the water comes up higher on the bay area beaches. if there is not much of a beach, probably not

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we're live in san francisco, tom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> tom, thanks very much. hundreds of people also gathered outside san jose's city hall today voicing their opposition to a potential war with iran. the rally drew several like minded anti-war groups. pink grannies as well as folks who thought they had to act. stay with nbc bay area for the very latest on this story developing by the hour. we'll continue to have updates on airancba rea.com. >> a bizarre theft in a san jose neighborhood. instead of jewelry or cash, the suspects targeted water. the couple returned home to find someone was stealing their water and diverting it half a mile away. nbc bay area's marianne favro is live for us in san jose with the story you'll see only on nbc bay area. marianne? >> reporter: anoushah, this was a complicated operation. the thieves stole water from a home here near branham lane and then they set up a line of hoses along this path, several hoses, to hopefully divert the water to a new location. >> this is our water hose. it was pulled out to about here. at this point the

. >> "today in the bay's" thom jensen is live outside of the store. they hit at 1:00 this morning. >> reporter: that is right. good morning. we have not got confirmation from police on this yet but we did talk to an employee that said several men were in the store at about 12:40 this morning and there was gunfire but no one was injured. and they got away with an unspecified amount of drugs. again we've reached out to palo alto pd for confirmation on a number of detail this is morning, have not heard back. of course still pretty early but we're trying to get confirmation on a couple of things that were reported in the daily post this morning that the -- at least three of the thieves got away in a red chevy 2000 pickup. and that the glass was shot out inside of that pharmacy this morning by at least one of the gunman. again we have not heard back from palo alto pd. we'll bring you more details as they become available but police are breaking down the scene and they expect to open the store at any time now. live in palo alto, thom jensen, "today in the b

thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> thom, thanks very much. >>> san francisco's pride parade organizers have banned another group from taking part. sf pride voted to ban the alameda county sheriff's office from marching in uniform in that parade. the decision based on the department's enforcement of an eviction order against moms for housing. it happened in oakland last week. the vote comes after similar resolutions to ban google and youtube from sponsorship and participation. san francisco's pride parade is in june. >>> two shootings in san jose less than 15 minutes apart from each other. the first about midnight on meridian avenue. police found the two victims about 15 minutes later on mckee road. they were taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. the second shooting happened on farm drive. police found one man with a non-life-threatening gunshot wound. no arrests have been made in either shooting. >>> the fourth annual women's march took place today. across the nation, women came change, reproductive rights and equal pay. there were more than 180 marches across the c

nbc bay area thom jensen is joining us looiive. this is confusing because the symptoms are much like regular influenza. how is this health screen going to go. >> reporter: the connection is wuhan, anybody who came from wuhan, the cdc is focusing on ports l.a.x. which had a lot of connecting flights to wuhan and the testing starts at jfk in new york and l.a.x. and here at sfo tomorrow. all 150 passengers arrived to sfo board direct flight from wuhan china where the deadly illness originated last month will be tested. along with a handful of others on connecting flights. >> there will be a temperature check being conducted and a referral to local hospitals if some are symptomatic . >> reporter: 25 passengers coming through sfo on connecter. the cdc trying to head ahead of the virus just as thousands coming here to celebrate chinese celebration. passengers worried the virus were spreading after it was linked to deaths and dozens of illnesses and sending people to the hospital. >> chinese people are starting to be concerned about it. >

announcer: watch live coverage of the iowa caucuses on monday, february 3 and the interview with david jensen monday night at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span q and a. gabbardtative tulsi spoke with voters at a town hall event in new hampshire. good evening and welcome. would you all please join me in the pledge of allegiance? i pledge allegiance, to the

thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >>> thanks, thom. there's a sneaker wave warning right now on the beach. rip current are expected to last through tomorrow afternoon. we've got video from earlier today. ocean beach in san francisco. the warning covers all beaches from monterey up to sonoma county. a large wave could sneak up, hit the shore. that's why we say never turn your back on the ocean. >>> let's bring in jeff ranieri. today had a cold misty kind of feel to it, like a warning. >> exactly. rain is on the way. i'm over the clouds, though. >> one way or the other. >> coming in. as jessica mentioned, kind of cold and damp outside today. we're going toto tomorrow as we. let's bring you into the wider look out here in the pacific. let's show you what we're tracking. we have rainfall to the south. that's going to continue to move away from us. we've got this. the counter clockwise spin. it's lining up. the center of the storm system is going to be moving away from us. we'll get the bottom branch of it moving in. it helps to bring us a

thom jensen is live outside of san francisco police headquarters tracking the number of shootings since last night. thom? >> reporter: and there were at least three that we know of right now. one of them close to a very big new year's eve bash here in san francisco near ft. mason. it happened at about 9:35 last night near the ft. mason center for arts and culture, where there was a big i heart radio bash going on last night. two men were shot there. police say one may not survive. a spokesman telling "today in the bay" that his injuries are life-threatening. they hope somebody may have seen something. when they cleared the scene this morning, i went by and people were still leaving that party and police want to hear from anybody there who may have heard or seen anything that could help with their investigation. meanwhile in the north bay, in petaluma, petaluma man is starting 2020 in the hospital with gunshot wounds as well as petaluma pd tells us that he was shot by a neighbor not once but twice. there is no motive for this. this happened at about 5:00 right in the apartment complex pa

nbc bay area's thom jensen reports from san francisco where the victim's family is now >> reporter: this neighborhood park january 8th. her daughter and granddaughter speaking publicly about herÑi passing for the first time today. >> we're coping the best we can. it's hard definitely with the loss of my grandmother. >> reporter: 18-year-old key ann tay gath ron was arrested and charged with 16 counts including attempted murder and elder abuse a week after thex attack. >> the da's office should be more vigorous in this prosecution. >> now communitylp leaders want the defendant charged with murder when he appeared in court monday xdmorning. >> i really think justice should prevaiauá5átuáq it's not only the grandmother suffer, her family suffer, we suffer. >> reporter: leaders of the chinese community and family and friends also want more policew3 protection in this neighborhood and others around the city that have aging populations. >> we need toeitrh better job as a city and come together to address these issues. >> reporter: huang popo's granddaughter has staged day-long sit-ins like thi

jensen is now a scholar at the library of congress.applause] the collection comprises 10,000 both missn from parks' private life entered decades of work for civil rights. it is photos and correspondence, handwritten reflections, private notes during the montgomery bus boycott in the struggle she endured after. director, our exhibit david mandel and his team, have curated a beautiful gallery that will tell ms. parks' story in her own words and photographs. it is an honor to open the exhibition to the general public on december 5, the 64th anniversary of the montgomery bus boycott. , weas part of the opening are releasing, i am a librarian, this companion book, rosa parks in her own words, written by susan raburn. it includes many photographs and documents you will see in the exhibition, and we are delighted to be joined by people from the university of georgia press who worked with the library's publishing office to create this elegant companion piece. we also started something new with this exhibition at the library of congress. the fi

caucus a week away we discuss the history of the first with iowaion caucuses public television's david jensenhe demographics of the state, it is white, rural, but the argument is that that is not all that bad. it did provide a big boost to the first african-american president. it did elevate hillary clinton some, with an early victory in 2016. on the republican side, they point out ted cruz, marco rubio, won.-americans have and iowa right now with pete buttigieg is poised to give a big boost to the first openly gay presidential candidate. so there is a feeling a lot of iowans have, we are white, but it is not exactly a hostile place. >> watch live coverage of the iowa caucuses on monday, february 3 and our interview on sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's q&a. >> book tv features three new nonfiction books. saturday night at 11:00 p.m., university of texas professor michael lind on his new book, the new class war. >> the elites in the western world today, wealth and power and status tends to come from position in a large bureaucratic organization. it can be a corporation, a law firm,

. >> jessie smith and kristin jensen who hopefully is watching this on her vacation, i want to thank all of the individuals at the department of city planning who have played a remarkably important role in this and the members of the planning commission and the folks at the department of building inspection to bring this very tortured chapter to, hopefully, an end in the city and county of san francisco where one institution behaved unlawfully in a way that impacted low-impact tenants in districts three and six. i want to acknowledge a number of individuals who repeatedly told this city about this and dogged it for a generation. i would like to salute miss sue hester, doug ingman and other individuals associated with them for constantly holding the city's feet to the fire and i think that this is a just and appropriate settlement and while the government audit and oversight committee could not recommend this during the appeal period, i commend this settlement to each and every one of you and hope that it will pass unanimously today. thank you, dennis herrara and to the city attorney'

. >> reporter: sergeant greg jensen says the culprits were caught within three hours of the massive crime spree. three people are under arrest. this woman and man along with a 14-year-old boy. roseville police tracked them down with one of the very things they're suspected of stealing. >> it appears that the suspect used a credit card from one of the victims in a location in roseville and that's where the suspects were located and ultimately arrested. >> reporter: folks we talked to say nothing too valuable was taken from their cars, but they say the number of cars and the break-ins themselves are still staggering. >> live here three years and no one time nothing like this situation. >> why are you doing this? it's just ridiculous especially like because you're getting caught in the end anyways over something like so small and little. i don't know. people are crazy. >> police say people should always be mindful of what they leave in their cars to avoid thieves from taking anything. >>> a live look at capitol hill tonight. in a few hours congress returns to work still locked in a standoff

jensen franklin. thank you, jensen. great. i'll be a king. king.ie a jack graham, thank you. thank you, jack. and miami's own, a man everybody knows. i think they might know him better than they know me, is that possible? yes, alberto delgado. alberto. i would like to think apostle maldonado. what a great guy. what a great guy. what a crowd. i think i'm going to come to us sunday service one of these days. service, one of these days. we will have a lot of fun. i want to thank you very much for welcoming us here to l ray jesus church, the largest hispanic congregation in the united states of america. rey jesus ch and as youu all knowrch. the best in our country. with so manyre external hispanic and african-american faith leaders lifting our nation to credit a heights. things are happening like to have never happened before. there's no better place to begin the new year than here with many friends and families, pastors and patriots who believe in the magistrate of creation and the love and grace of jesus christ. thank you. [applause] in 2016, evangelicals of a christians helped

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thom jensen. >>> let's take a live look outside. little chilly, not bad overall. let's take a look at the rest of the weekend. >> you're such a californian. you said chilly, nice 50 degrees. that's such a california thing to say. it is chilly for us here. we have a couple of high clouds rolling through which is what kept temperatures seasonably cool today. 54 degrees in san francisco. wind speeds not really a factor. throughout the entire bay area, we are chilly in liver more. 48 degrees. this morning we woke up to 30s. we can expect to see that yet again tonight. we will have the high clouds sticking around for quite some time. so, over the next couple of hours you're definitely going to want to bundle up because the clouds will linger into tonight and the temperatures in san jose and the bay area will drop down into the low 40s. by about 10:00, if you have a late dinner it's going to get cold outside. nornling, tracking changes. i know you're wondering about the big game tomorrow. we've got a system just to the north. i'm going to break down forecast for you. pl

thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >>> a live look at the capitol building where a vote to acquit the president could come as soon as tomorrow. today senators wrapped up day two of the question portion of president trump's trial. tomorrow, four hours of debate before senators vote on witness testimony. tonight, republican lamar alexander says he will not vote for witnesses, a blow to crats who needour republicans to align with them. if witnesses are disallowed, the trial will likely end soon and senators could take a final vote to acquit the president. >>> adding insult to injury, he was mugged, stabbed, hospitalized, and then he got a parking ticket on top of that. a san francisco man who is now appealing that ticket can't believe the response from the sfmta. nbc bay area's sergio quintana talked with that man. he's live in san francisco with the details. >> reporter: this all happened late at night. he got home from work, parked his car, looked at the parking sign and realized that he had to move his car by noon the next day. unfortunately, he got stabbed twice as he was walking home. now he'

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jen jensen, defense news. you talked about the man fighting vehicle. it has been highlighted through the acquisition community and modernization community, who have had friction when it comes to decision-making, so i'm wondering what the army is doing to smooth things over with the acquisition community and army features command modernization command in the future so that there aren't any butting heads and they are able to work together, especially since time is of the essence. once again, have to make sure, friction and heat makes you stronger, i will leave it at that. i think it is important that, one of the reasons we went to cross functional teams is we want to bring operators, technologists, and acquisition professionals together. we want to move away from the linear, industrial-age process be used -- we used in the past that would take us three to five years to get a requirement, acquisition process, three to five years, proposals, then getting a program under contract, then five to seven years later they feel that program, and after billions of

i'm kevin jensen, disability access coordinator with public works. >> yes, the for examplio for fri remember you >> coming back with another one. this is the health center across the street from kimball playground city clinic. we're proposing a fully compliant building code and a.d.a. compliant passenger loading zone at the front of that facility which includes a street level passenger loading aisle. that street level passenger loading aisle is alongside the passenger side of the vehicle pull-up space which is the best way to do accessible passenger loading zones. which we feel is important this being a clinic and all. as planning also agreed with our position on this, it doesn't effectively reduce the pedestrian through way zone in the sidewalks so it's consistent with the better streets plan in as much as the pedestrian capacity of the sidewalk is uneffected. i have slides if that would be helpful. >> please proceed. >> the location of that clinic. kimball playground is the large patch to the right of the subject site. this is the facade with the building as it stands today. you can see th

jensen franklin. thank you, great. evita king. jack graham, thank you.nd miami's own, a man that everybody knows, i think they might know him better than they know me. alberto delgado. alberto. i'd especially like to thank alphonso maldinado. what a great guy. what great crowds. i think i'm going to come to a sunday service one of these days. [cheers and applause] we will have a lot of fun. but i want to thank you very much for welcoming us here to delray supporting one church, the largest hispanic congregation in the united states of america. and as you all know from the unemployment numbers, the best in the history of our country, the best. we will go over that very soon. we are delighted to be with more than 5,000 christians including so many extraordinary hispanic and african-american faith leaders who are lifting our nation into incredible new heights. things are happening like they have never happened before. there is no better place to begin the new year than right here with so many friends and families, pastors and patriots who believe in the pow

. >> tonight, on q&a, with the iowa caucus just a week away, we discuss the caucuses with david jensen. it is a lily white state, girl. the argument is made that is not all bad. provide a big boost to the first african-american president. it did elevate hillary clinton some with an early victory. on the republican side, they point out that ted cruz and marco rubio, cuban-americans have come forward on one end. buttigieg. the feeling that a lot of iowans have is that we are white what it is not a hostile place. >> watch the live coverage of the iowa caucuses. >> president trump pass defense opening have begun arguments in the senate impeachment trial. they will have nearly 22 hours remaining when this trial resumes on monday at 1:00 p.m., eastern. >> new mexico's governor recently give her second state of the state address in santa fe. she talked about her goes to invest more in early childhood programs and efforts to root -- release student debt. >> please take your seats, thank you. >> make no mistake, i am just going to relish the moment. thank you, lieutenant governor, mr. speaker,

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announcer: watch live coverage of the iowa caucuses on monday, february 3 and the interview with david jensen monday night at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span q and a. gabbardtative tulsi spoke with voters at a town hall event in new hampshire. good evening and welcome. would you all please join me in the pledge of allegiance? i pledge allegiance, to the flag, of united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. in february 2016 i was a married school board member working a part time id job without health insurance i was a small democrat feeling a little left out of obama's change narrative and had real changeout any to hillary's campaign. bernie was on my radar is a long shot. then i heard about a member of the dnc that she resigned her position to support and endorse that underdog candidate. i am excited and that is when tulsi came on my radar. i realized that to be a good democrat was not just to drink the kool-aid but to get involved and work to change the flavor. i have ever since. fast-forward to december 2018 and i hea

. >> jessie smith and kristin jensen who hopefully is watching this on her vacation, i want to thank all of the individuals at the department of city planning who have played a remarkably important role in this and the members of the planning commission and the folks at the department of building inspection to bring this very tortured chapter to, hopefully, an end in the city and county of san francisco where one institution behaved unlawfully in a way that impacted low-impact tenants in districts three and six. i want to acknowledge a number of individuals who repeatedly told this city about this and dogged it for a generation. i would like to salute miss sue hester, doug ingman and other individuals associated with them for constantly holding the city's feet to the fire and i think that this is a just and appropriate settlement and while the government audit and oversight committee could not recommend this during the appeal period, i commend this settlement to each and every one of you and hope that it will pass unanimously today. thank you, dennis herrara and to the city attorney'

iran against further violence and provocations after an urgent meeting in brussels secretary general jensen stoltenberg says a new conflict is in no one's interest nato maintains a 500 strong training mission in iraq for the fight against high school but it suspended that after sort of money is death. nato is prepared to continue our training and capacity building when the situation permits we remain strongly committed to the fight against international terrorism. after the meeting today the united states also briefed on the regional situation following recent attacks on coalition forces in iraq and the strike against generals for the money. for years all our allies have expressed concern about iran's destabilizing activities in the why the middle east region. we agree iran must never require a nuclear weapon we shared concern about iran's missile tests. or as we want to other news now and forces loyal to the libyan warlord who have to have reached the center of such a coastal city east of the capital they also seized the nearby how to be a base which is one of the largest military installa

and each of the so-called big 4 accounting firms that's deployed jensen young k p m g and most of all price waterhouse coopers all implicated in this as you say this is still early stages in the. road to go down yet but nevertheless it is a concern of these household names seem to be in the frame. it is a concern because these are some of the world's leading accounting firms the role of accountants is essentially to ensure that if business is viable not just to track the money but to let investors know that yes that this business has a future so with accounting firms unlike banks there are very few mechanisms to audit them so there's a lot of trust that goes into place now in the u.s. versus europe some rules of slightly different european accounting firms are subject to slightly greater scrutiny but in the u.s. there's an industry group that looks at whether the accounting firms are actually betting their clients but there's no deep federal screening of that now for the big 4 there is a public accounting agency that's supposed to look into them but again it's not as tightly regulated

i'm kevin jensen, disability access coordinator with public works. >> yes, the for examplio for fri remember you >> coming back with another one. this is the health center across the street from kimball playground city clinic. we're proposing a fully compliant building code and a.d.a. compliant passenger loading zone at the front of that facility which includes a street level passenger loading aisle. that street level passenger loading aisle is alongside the passenger side of the vehicle pull-up space which is the best way to do accessible passenger loading zones. which we feel is important this being a clinic and all. as planning also agreed with our position on this, it doesn't effectively reduce the pedestrian through way zone in the sidewalks so it's consistent with the better streets plan in as much as the pedestrian capacity of the sidewalk is uneffected. i have slides if that would be helpful. >> please proceed. >> the location of that clinic. kimball playground is the large patch to the right of the subject site. this is the facade with the building as it stands today. you can see th

. >> sandra: we've got fox team coverage for you this morning pedro jensen with an update on the internationalment. mike emanuel with the latest on capitol hill. we begin with rich edson live at the state department for us this morning. hey, rich. good morning. >> good morning, sandra and bill. the iranian protests are spreading. this, as there are reports now that the iranian government is again cracking down on those demonstrations. videos appear to show iranian security forces using live ammo and tear gas on protesting crowds. others with images showing pools of blood on the sidewalk. that's according to the associated press. this is only days after iranians protested the united states and mourned commander qassem soleimani's death after the american military killed them in an air strike in iraq. late last year the iranian government reportedly killed hundreds of protesters demonstrating against higher gas prices and corruption. president trump has tweeted, "to the leaders of iran: do not kill your protesters. thousands have already been killed or imprisoned by you and the world is watching

ray jensen live from the state department of what we are learning now.good morning alexander and ed. north korea has promised to halt ballistic missile and nuclear tests, but that's off. the response from the state department is that they will maintain the strategy, that they will put pressure on economic sanctions and try for diplomacy. it was late last year that kim jong un's regime or in the united states that it had until the new year. a little more than three weeks ago, to change its strategy. offer concessions and lift sanctions. they refused and they are threatening to test long-range ballistic missiles for the first time in two years. a senior state department official said, "our position is clear. we will coordinate with allies and partners in the region to continue to make sure that pressure is steady." president trump has met three times with the north korean dictator, starting with a summit in singapore in june 2018. that is where north korea pledged to halt nuclear and long-range ballistic missile testing. beyond that, negotiations between t