joanne also tells us the cause of the fire is under investigation.als say they will be working with lieutenant letourneau's family to plan a funeral for the 11-year veteran of the city fire department. >>> well, could oj simpson be back in court and soon? he's now threatening to sue las vegas hotel after a bar incident in november. simpson's layer says the staff at the the cosmo pal poll tan acted with malice and racial prejudice toward his client from an incident at the bar there where simpson was allegedly drunk and disruptive and he was cited kick out. he's now threatening to sue for $100 million. simpson's lawyer says the hotel is trying to create a false narrative to cause trouble for his parole terms. >>> in alabama investigators say they think someone intentionally set fire to the home of one of the women who accused senate candidate roy moore of improper sexual contact. officials say the fire that destroyed tina johnson's home wednesday appears to be arson and they have a person of interest in custody. but tonight investigators are saying it

fox 29's joanne pileggi is live in pennsauken tonight with all the details. joanne?reporter: hey, dawn, this story beg the question, do you record the texting bus driver like this passenger did or do you simply say something because you feel he's putting everyone in danger? either way, this video has a lot of people tal talking. >> oh, my god! no. >> that's crazy. >> i ride the bus every day. >> i know. >> that's scary. >> reporter: here's what everyone is reactioning to. this new jersey transit bus operator driving the 553 route in south jersey and it's fairly obvious. >> he's texting right now. >> and driving a bus. >> oh, my god! >> that's one way to get somebody killed. >> that's pretty dangerous i guess. >> reporter: a passenger recorded the driver this week on his route through atlantic and cumberland county and posted the video on his facebook page setting off a flurry of angry comments. everyone we talk to was outrag outraged. >>> what would you do if you were on that bus? >> oh, i would definitely, you know, tell him you should definitely put the phone down.

let's goat joanne live at the linc with more on this one, joanne. >> hey, dawp, good evening, everyonesay it is not so. this is the facebook post that has eagles' fans fuming how did it happen? why did it happen? here's the reaction. >> you donate to united way and you could have a chance to score tickets to the patriots versus the vikings in the super bowl [ laughter ]. >> no, you know what, you can delete that please, are they crazy. >> this is a screen shot of the controversial facebook post which features a con toast win superbowl tickets and shows the match one between the patriots and vikings wait, what. >> it has to be fake the eagles will be in the super bowl. >> what in the world were they thinking. >> bull. >> we're not putting effort into the cheering and screaming and shouting so somebody can put us out before it started. you'll win this weekend. >> eagles fans are counting down hours and minute until nfc championship game in philly and the under dogs so they've been called the facebook post from nfl, well, why? >> they say we are under dogs. we're top dogs. >> already have

for joanne vega, destructive mud slides washed away her road to recovery. joanne needs daily radiation treatments as she battles breast cancer, but roads blocked by debris made getting to her appointments impossible. >> are you ready? >> i'm ready. >> reporter: alone and unable to drive, strangers came to give her a lift up and over the disaster zone. >> they're heroes in my opinion. they're the true heroes. have a good day. >> reporter: each day joanne was shuttled from home to an airport, then with pilot steven dantz in control, she was cleared for takeoff. >> it's putting the plane, all those seats in the back, to a really great purpose. and i'm so thankful to be able to do it. >> reporter: two nonprofits, thomas fire health and angel flight west, linked up to carry more than 80 outpatients to hundreds of medical appointments. >> it took 11 strangers to get her from her home up to the hospital. and that's incredible. >> reporter: for 8-year-old eliana georges, her first flight was a chopper ride. the only way she could get to the children's hospital for

courage to write back hi joann, fox doesn't dress me. i'm sorry if you don't like my legs.hem to walk with you're right, i don't look like the typical person on tv, and i'm proud to be a size 10. imagine that. can you always turn the channel if you are offended by my huge legs, which they're not, which janice wrote. i hope you don't mind, i may share your post with everyone on my facebook page, all the best, janice. here with me now fox news senior meteorologist awesome person and smart, terrific courageous. january january we did start together by the way. that's like a trivia question. we shared an office you and i. >> shannon: we shared an office interior. no window. here we are today. i'm so proud of you for what you said and did on this today and we all get these kind of creepy things. you know what? what you wrote about how important it is to you to use your legs is very personal to you. >> we all get the controls. most of russ okay let it can be out there and i'm not going to respond. it was just that message and the fact that she was going after my legs which i have

finally joanne freeman, my colleague here at yell.nown for many things, -- my colleague here at yale university. joann'sr many things, comments are well known. joann went to uva. , she is theva author of, affairs of honor, national politics in the new republic. she is also the editor of the essential hamilton from the library of america and the alexander hamilton writings collection also by the library of america. she is involved in all kinds of things hamilton. her new book out next spring, fall. it is called, the field of blood, congressional violence and the road to the civil war. this session is about 80 events that shocked americans and let's go richard you are first. richard: these introductions. it is a pleasure to be invited by frederick douglass's grandson. [laughter] you missed a great line in the paper. [laughter] >> go on. richard: when i first came to yale university to give a talk many years ago, tom, the recorder of the history of these things, the history by taking photographs. he is now doing twitter. where have we go

thank you joanne. city is finalizing plans ahead of the big game. it's ready for thousands and thousands of people coming to philly this weekend. authorities will be greasing polls and manning known hot spots for trouble and restricting parking on broad from south street to stadiums and from 2 p.m. on sunday through 3 a.m. monday. >> plenty of officers on happened to could have the hot spots. also officers noble move if any matches up. if they loss it will be depressing. hopeful hi they do whip. >> septa police will be ready and mobile as well and expecting 18,000 people to pack the broad street line going it and from the game. chris o'connell picks up team coverage in enemy tear 20ry you in min anyone is his last day out in twin city making sure you know we're ready for them. >> let's see if we can cause sglubl in a rented mini van we let our preeps known me viking country. >> on the road to victory♪ we wanted to signed one min. >> guys, we're lokt do you know the way to lincoln financial field [ laughter ] i have to ask you can i sing you a song.

joann is in oregon, on the line for democrats. joanne, good morning. caller: hello. thank you for taking my call. i had a couple of things to say. it basically kind of falls on trump because instead of passing a tax cut, he should have passed a budget. and the tax cut was 83% that went to the top 1%. think that asst far as the wall goes, let mexico pay for it. and also, as far as daca goes, i do not know too much about it, but if they were promised citizenship by obama, i think they should probably have it. that is all i have got to say. thanks. host: al is in hampton, virginia, a federal worker, a republican. al, go ahead. caller: i know you have a lot of callers. if you would indulge me, i would appreciate it. i am a member of the military, aircraft maintenance supervisor. i generally vote republican, however, the presidential process, i was not impressed with candidates. the shutdown responsibility falls on both democrats and republicans. i will share three points to first, let's look at the facts -- at senator mcconnell stated, the bill that was voted on last nig

joanne pileggi is live in somerton witness details. joanne. >> good evening everyone. got kids you know what it's like when you get that call or text that their school is being evacuated. that happened right here in northeast philly today when some students got sick from fumes inside the school. >> skyfox above this elementary school today on bustleton pike.& fire trucks and other emergency personnel everywhere. >> philadelphia fire department was dispatched to this location for call of fumes. apparently there were some children who were getting sick. >> so scary experience. i was so scared. i almost cried. >> they basically called us and told us that was an emergency evacuation. there was some funky smell. very scary situation. we don't know weights. >> officials say students in second grade class started to get sick and that's when they called the fire department and evacuated the school. >> we investigated and determined there were some children, few children who were sick that we actually had to take and transport to a local hospital. >> reporter: soon after the re

and managed to keep that company going. >> so joanne, your book, that's what she said, do you cover whate ceo of the company does some of the things that steve wynn is alleged to have done. that's not what you're talking about in your book, right? this is above and beyond, at least these allegations are. >> yeah, so what the book gets into is this idea that there are so many issues that women face at work, that men just aren't aware of so you know, we talk amongst ourselves all the time about these issues, but things like being underestimated, underpaid, overlooked, marginalized, interrupted, all of these issues we talk amongst ourselves, but that's half of a conversation, and can get at best a half of a solution, but the important thing is all of those elements together creates the environment that enables the sexual harassment and the abuse >> what do dean, joanne and i and brian need to know what's the key we need to know >> so much of this comes down to awareness. there are so many issues that once you see them, you can't unsee them so in terms of - >> that's what i'm thinking about

fox 29's joanne pileggi has the details. >> reporter: as a parent, you know what it's like when you get that text or call that your kid's school is being evacuated. that's what happened today here in northeast philly when someone students got sick from fumes in the school. >> we were in the lunch room, and i don't know, we heard the bells and everyone started screaming and jumping out of their seats. and our janitor said like get them outside. >> reporter: some scary moments for students at loesche elementary on bustleton pike. the alarms were sounding and fire trucks and emergency personnel were everywhere. >> philadelphia fire department was dispatched to this location for call of fumes. apparently there were some children who were getting sick. so scary experience. i was so scared. i was almost crying they basically called us and told us there was an emergency evacuation. there was some funky smell. very scary zig. we don't know what it is. report roar officials say some students in a second grade class started to get sick and that's when they called the fire department and evacuated

the school is scheduled to reopen on monday. >>> in northeast philly, joanne pileggi, fox 29 news. >>sex abuse sentencing rocks michigan state university. now students are demanding change in the administration. >>> congressman pat meehan saying he will not seek re-election and this isn't the only problem that district is dealing with tonight. >>> and we're getting ready for a weekend warmup but it's going to be short lived. snow in the forecast, scott. >> that's right, dawn. roller coaster ride ahead. milder air as we move toward the upcoming weekend but coming up we'll time out the latest snow chance in the seven day foreca forecast. this winter in the state with more ski mountains than any other, family fun reaches a new peak. so whether you're a speed demon or more of a snow angel, your winter chariot awaits. pick the best peak for your family getaway at iloveny.com new york state. it's all here. it's only here. >>> crazy dash cam video catc catching a police officer in the middle of a traffic stop almost getting taken out by a passing car. the township of hamilton township re-rel

. >> reporter: joanne veiga was just 6 years old. her mother, still in the compound. >> she asked david if she could go and he said -- he said no. because he only was going to let the children out. >> reporter: tonight, joanne now. >> she packed what little i had. she wrote a note to my sister. she said her good-byes. >> reporter: it was the last time she would see her mother alive. her sister at the time waiting for her. >> that was the only time i felt safe, through the whole thing is when i saw my sister for the first time. >> reporter: most children were sent to shelters. and a team of trauma specialists were waiting. >> while we watched them we learned a lot about the belief system of the davidians. >> you want to shoot me in the head, wait until i shoot you in the head. >> they would have these songs they would sing, consistent with this final apocalyptic event. ♪ you got to hold it up until we die ♪ >> younger kids would draw a picture of the compound with fire coming out of it and i'd say, "what's that?" and they'd say, "that

joanne? >> reporter: good evening, dawn, joyce. good evening everyone.e are at the the scene of the fire and tonight there are very heavy hearts in the philadelphia fire department and here in this neighborhood. let's get right to the video of this deadly fire on colorado street in north philadelphia. this is where the fire broke out at a row home on this one-way street before 9:00 this morning. and this is where lieutenant matt la turneau was trapped and died from his injuries after a structural collapse inside the building. the photo credit of lieutenant will he torn know from facebook. the fire went to a second alarm and firefighters did their very best in this frigid cold weather to try to put out the fire and keep it from spreading to neighboring homes. the resident of the home also died and two others were rushed to the hospital with injuries. mayor kenney and captain thiel expressing sadness over the loss of lives here today. >> all of the men and women of the philadelphia fire department are heroes. from the day they take the oath of service to t

joanne, i am so glad to have you on today.at struck me about it was hillary clinton's response recently. to calling the girl. i don't know if we can pore into the details of what happened exactly with strider and the young woman .later on in his life, but it's her reaction that she's responsible for in realtime. am i correct? >> once again, mika, i think you're totally correct. i probably would not have written about this, absent the tweet. which i thought, like i wrote, it made me head explode. we can't really know what happened in 2008, but by the way, let me just say, 2008 was not the dark ages in terms of dealing with sexual harassment. we had been through a lot of things that hillary clinton knows about. we had been through not just the episode in the white house, but we had been through anita hill in 1991. and we know that the campaign manager and other senior officials recommended firing. so, okay, maybe it was handled appropriately. maybe it wasn't. but then to use a word -- and this is the one that really set me on fi

owner joanne neely is looking on the bright side. >> you have time to do things you don't have time to do when you have customers. >> but for delivery at lazarus' pizza, business is booming. bike delivery guy j.p. murphy prefers the cold. it means more tips from customers. >> what do they say at your door? >> they always say, stay warm. but it's not the cold, it's the wind and ice that make it dangerous, to be on a bike especially. >> this is what j.p.'s talking about. the snow piles can be dangerous to deliverymen and women on bikes. if you are driving and see them, give them extra space. if you are planning to order in, word to the wise, be patient. it could take a while to get your food. jeff chirico, "action news." jim? >> new england got hit harder than we did as the storm intensified off of the coast. maggie shows us the bulls eye. >> millions of americans chiseling out from a no nor'easr are set for record-breaking cold. >> stay inside. it's bad out here. >> windchill approaching negative 50 in part of new england, freezing over cities walloped by yesterday's storm, boston break

. >> ga ga's joann nominated for best pop vocal bum.t to see what she has planned. >> let's go to another artist who never ceases to amaze us, pink. >> note note. >> were you nor marches one of my favorites. six nominations. ♪ >> he's going to be sharing the stage on sunday with one of the years most refreshing artists cardie b. >> absolute has teamed up with rita ora. she's always pushing the limits in music and fashion. check her out on the grammy red carpet. back to you guys. >> that's good stuff. the 60 annual grammy awards are live sunday on cbs. >> don't forget you can check out the pre grammy madness. nancy, keltie and i will be hosting the red carpet pre show. >> abby lee miller 100 pounds lighter. the surprising new prison photo. but to look completely healthy, you need healthy skin. cetaphil is clinically shown to strengthen the skin's barrier and protect even the most senstive skin against dryness. so you can look healthier. complete your healthy routine with cetaphil. >> i want my dad there. >> travel consideration followed

. >> the hints chip and joanne ga gaines dropped to "e.t."onths ago. >> she bias the pregnancy tests in 100 packs. that's true. >> i need breaking news. come on. >> our backstage exclusive. >>> then, behind the scenes of three tv debuts. >> go. >> amazing race returns. the blackish spin-off. and 911, connie britton's new show after nashville. >> definitely different. >>> plus, celeb besties unfiltered. >> we both had the same stalker. >> we've all been there, right? >> yeah. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> the celebration over hoda kotb's historymaking promotion being part of the first female-led team at the "today" show has take an turn. many are now infuriated. >> here's why. despite the fact that she'll be doing two jobs, right? two. she'll amarntly make less than half of hat matt lauer used to take home. why would the show do that? and does hoda have plans to shake things up? we have the answers. >> are you going the make changes right now that all women anchor team, hoda? >> what you see is what you get. hey, everybody. welcome

. >> a total of ten childr been released from >> reporter: joanne veiga was old. her mother, still nd. >> she aske could go and he sabecause he only was >> reporter: she note to m sister.d-byes.orter: it was the last time she would see her mother safe, through the whole thing saw my sister frst ti >> repd a team of trauma specialists were waitingdavidians. >> sad, wait until i shoot you in the head.ing, consistent with this final apocalyptic event. ♪ got to it up until we die ♪ >> younger kids would draw a picture of the compound with fire coming out of it and i'd say, "what's that?" and they'd say, "that's none of your business. you'll find out." >> it would come. >> it was just after noon today in waco when first the smoke and then suddenly the flames made it clear that somethiorrible was happening.early 25 years the full story tonight. our 20"20/20" team putting together truth and lies waco. eastern. it's anible documentary tonight on abc. >>> a major new milestone on wall street tonight. the dow breaking through 25,000 tonight. closing at 25,075. the dow up 25

jerry sanders your-and controller joanne phillips were also sworn in. >>> delaware state police are investigating the death of a woman found in a wawa parking lot. police tell "action news" that the 49-year-old victim was found in a vehicle at the store located on the unit block of south dupont highway before 7:30 this morning. and police say that the suv was there for several days. >>> police in bucks county are searching for four men responsible for injuring several bar employees in bensalem. they show the men at the big heads bar at street road on december 20th, police say at one point the suspect punched the bartender and another hit an employee over the head with a bottle and a third suspect swung a pool cue at the the employees. >>> the fbi is asking for help identifying the person that robbed a citizens bank branch in philadelphia's german town section. look at these surveillance images from the december 29th incident on the 5500 block of german town avenue, investigators a that the man showed the teller a demand note and got away with an undisclosed amount of cash. >>> there is more ahead

in collaboration with inewsource in san diego, joanne faryon explains how music is offering a new wayconnect. >> reporter: at 44 years old, steven nelson has lived at the villa coronado skilled nursing facility for almost seven years. he was shot five times and beaten in a nightclub in san diego. he is unable to move his body, except for his left hand. he doesn't speak. he's kept alive with breathing and feeding tubes. just how conscious steven is, how aware he is of his surroundings or even himself, is unclear. something happens when steven listens to music. ♪ ♪ it makes him smile, and calms him, because there have been times when steven becomes so agitated he's fallen out of bed. he is one of ten villa coronado residents with traumatic brain injury given an ipod as part of a statewide experiment. researchers want to know whether music can replace anti-psychotic drugs and restraints for nursing home residents prone to agitation. and so far, with stephen, it seems to be working. chris walker runs villa coronado. >> we weren't sure we were going to put a bunch of headsets on people and

. >> thank you, joann. we deserve to remember in the annals of poetry, i never had a poet get the words katana and madonna in the same phrase. it is priceless, really priceless. a number of people, former colleagues from the cuomo administration, new friend, fellow writers i have met here, representatives of 50 colleges and universities, sharing the panel with fred, i was working on an article 20 years ago for ambassador magazine about stereotyping against italian-americans and who did i call but the expert where fred was, we chatted a long time, we had never met in person until today. it is pretty awesome for me to be here with fred on the same panel. i will go right into my reading. let me grab my water. this is from my book "tightrope: balancing a life between mario cuomo and my brother". after my reading you can get copies in the back of the room. my wife carol is manning the table. uniondale, summer, 1988. i sat shoulder to shoulder with my 22-year-old nephew michael, struck by his resemblance to jfk j

. >> reporter: for joanne whose daughter katie was adopted, today is personal. >> abortion is not the answer. we have adoption. >> reporter: but the politics also loomed large as a businessman mr. trump supported abortion rights but ran as an anti-abortion republican candidate. once in the oval office, he's touted some victories for the movement, like nominating conservative justice neil gorsuch to the supreme court. but other campaign promises have lagged, like his vow to defund planned parenthood and limit late term abortions. why should anti-abortion supporters feel confident that president trump is going to get some legislative victories? >> the pro-life movement has seen a really great year of progress making sure that our taxpayers are not footing the bill for abortions worldwide. >> reporter: tonight, abortion rights advocates say they're increasingly concerned the president is chipping away at access to safe abortions, contraception and women's rights. >> we've seen this growing sense of need to stand up, need to use our voices. >> reporter: for those who marched today, new mo

joanne powell takes over on saturday. traders will watch for signs of stronger job growth. in january, the employment report expected to show awe bump up in job creation, while the unemployment rate stays near its lowest level in 17 years. i'm tyler math senn. get all your business news on cnbc. >>> we can't get enough of your entries in our eagles fight song challenge. here's one of the latest. >> fly eagles fly ♪ ♪ on the road to victory ♪ e-a-g-l-e-s. >> those are the loud and proud voices of brownie troop. nbc 10 asked to send us your fight song. ♪ ♪ that's one way to draw applause in philadelphia. the philadelphia orchestra performed the eagles fight song last night at the academy of music. comedian steve martin was there and performed as part of the academy's 151st anniversary concert and ball. >>> good morning, first alert meteorologist krystal klei here. we're starting with a live camera view. this is our campus cam looking down broad street. pretty active camera. you see cars on the roads and those are shiny, wet roads we have across aum of our neighborhoods. we'

you have joanne schu, the operating officer and she's the financial officer who is all with the asian -- also with the asian art museum here today. first of all, i want to congratulate you on your work to expand the asian art museum. the design is beautiful. and i'm incredibly excited about this next stage for the asian art museum and thank you so much for being here today with our committee. >> thank you very much, supervisor kim, and thank you very much, supervisor peskin, and thank you very much, president breed. and i'm delighted to be here on behalf of the asian art museum. and today the purpose is to request the committee to recommend approval of our grant acceptance agreement between the city acting through the asian art commission and of the asian art museum foundation. the agreement applies to the museum's transformation project. the charter established the relationship between the commission, foundation and the museum. the city acting through the commission owns the building and the collection. the private foundation will establish to operate a museum, including overseeing t

the first winter storm of the season, bringing what is expected to be a substantial amount of rain, joanneking lives in the area. >> the fire came to within half a mile of our house.>> reporter: she is worried about what could happen, because people in the area has been through so much. burned to the ground, in the area, other homes were safe, a new case of anxiety sets in. >> the hills are so bare after the fire, if the rain comes down heavy, as we have had in the past, there will be mudslides on the road, the roads will be barricaded, traffic will be able to go through. >> reporter: all day, in ventura county, and sylmar, getting bags to prepare for the worst, the massive fires burned away vegetation that would hold the soil in place, the venting the rain from becoming a rushing river into hillsides and into neighborhoods. >> there will be mudslides and floods, if the rain is asked -- significant, it is from experience i have had from living in places like topanga canyon.>> the thomas fire burned over 280,000 acres, the largest fire in state history, containment stands at 92%.>>> a lot o

. >> gavin and joanne sit in the waiting room at premier you are jenn care in villanova fearing jennylike many in and out of here today has the flu even though she had a flu shot. >> it's gone through our whole company literally, i think ever guy has had it. and then i have six nieces and nephew. i think everyone single one of them have it and it's scary. >> scary indeed. gavin and jenny are new parents. they're particularly concerned for their no mold baby girl blake. >> worried we're going to get her sick and she's really really young. we don't want to harm her. >> reporter: plenty of people are afraid they're going to get the flu this season it's the worst outbreak in a decade. with 37 children dying to date. that's why many offices now have surgical masks for folks waiting to seat doctor. >> we have had patients in the waiting room with other, say, an injured ankle or something that are concerned that somebody is coughing next to them and they don't want to get sick. >> reporter: while there are lots of viruses going around, the flu comes on fast and hard. fox 29's dr. mike cirigl

listen to this -- ♪ joann palumbo sent this video.he got a huge group together on the beach in marco island. this is marco island, florida, betting out the fight song -- belting out fight song. pretty good. everyone has their own style. we want to hear your fight song rendition. send us a video of your unique take on the fight song. >> kudos to you for gathering that many people there. that many philadelphians on the beach? gosh. very nice. >>> now to more of the stories we're following now on "nbc10 news today" at 5:00 a.m. -- >> murder for hire. a twisted plot that starts with an alleged drug empire and ends with a radio host shot to death. more revealed years after the crime. >>> chaos in california. desperate rescues and rush to clean up across the golden state after mudslides claim the lives of more than a dozen people. >>> and all the unfair money. new reports this morning that an actress earned just 1% of her male counterparts for a movie reshoot. that has a lot of people fired up this morning. >> and the title of the movie, "a

his step-mother joann died his two sisters brook and emily, didn't it.efighter and responded to the shooting. inside the church, ryland was the first person he noticed. >> i felt something molding my pant leg and i looked down and it was a little arm so i picked him up, and carried him outside right away. >> reporter: rusty would visit ryland in the hospital almost every sunday. the visits kept ryland's spirits up. >> he's very energetic. no matter how much pain he was in, he w9>> reporter: when ryland learned he'd finally be going home, he wanted to go luckily, he pretty sweet ride. >> he asked me to go faster. he asked me to-- if the siren could be any louder. and he wanted me to blow the horn reporter:s finally home. he still has a mom a dad and a sister and he's still got a long road to recovery. but residents of this small south texas town say they'll be with ryland for every step. omar villafranca, cbs news, sutherland springs texas. >> glor: that is the cbs evening news tonight. i'm jeff glor. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by m

and then, in private life, i'm joanne murray, and it feels like quite a nice separation. >> well, jo, j.k. rowling, thank you very much indeed for joining me. >> it's been an absolute pleasure. >> pleasure. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> that's it for our program tonight and my interview with j.k. rowling. thanks for joining me for this special edition of "amanpour on pbs." goodbye from london, and see you tomorrow night. ♪ >> "amanpour on pbs" was made possible by the generous support of rosalind p. walter. ♪ you're watching pbs. [jazz music] ♪ ♪ [projector & typewriter] [ding] - narrator: on story is brought to you in part by the alice kleberg reynolds foundation, a texas family providing innovative funding since 1979.

chief joanne hayes white says it appears the fire started in one of the businesses at 10:45 last nightckly between the four buildings. a hardware store, salon and newspaper store burned in the fire. nor store completely vacant, also damaged. fortunately, the stores were closed and no one was injured. the fire was contained just before midnight. chief hayes white says it does not appear to be suspicious. >> yes, sjessica, thank you. >>> san leandro city council voted to place the top administrator on paid leave into an alleged sexual misconduct claim. he made her feel uncomfortable during one-on-one meetings in her car. the ceo of the davis family resource center. in october of 2016, he suggested a romantic relationship. in exchange, the city would forgive part of a $1.5 million loan to the nonprofit. he denies the allegations. >>> the bay area could move closer to paying higher bridge tolls. it could vote to put a $3 toll increase on the june ballot. if voters approve, tolls would go up on all bay area bridges except the golden gate, which is not state-run. commuters would pay a dollar

special correspondent joanne jennings has the story from clackamas county. >> reporter: paul kemp is one of tens of millions americans who own at least one firearm. growing up in rural michigan, he learned to shoot at an early age. >> being able to go out hunting with your dad and your uncles, that was kind of a rite of passage. opening day of deer season there's no school because half the kids don't go anyways. >> reporter: and it's a tradition he passed onto his children when he moved to challenge the kids with waysn marksmanship. they were using air rifles and bb guns at real young ages. >> reporter: kemp never imagined he'd become an advocate for gun control. then on december 11, 2012 came news reports that shocked the portland area. >> chaos amidst the christmas shopping rush. lines of shoppers, even children, could be seen streaming out with their hands up while a shooter was still inside. >> reporter: a 22-year-old man, armed with a semi-automatic rifle, fired on holiday shoppers and employees at a mall just down the road from kemp's home. >> there were helicopters and fire tr

joanne lipman is here. she's former editor in chief of "usa today."oanne, thanks for being here. >> thank fors for having me. >> i'm going to push this book out faster than anybody anticipated? >> yeah. i've been working on the book for three years. the reason is because there are so many issues women face at work and we talk about them all the time being interrupted, overlooked, marginalized it's all of those issues put together that enable an environment that you can have sexual harassment thriving women have been talking about these issues for years what we haven't done is talk to men about them the fact is that women talking to each other, it's half of a conversation at best it solves 50% of the problem. so we really need men to join us. >> the problem. >> you're interrupting her >> the fact is i love that we have men who actually do want to talk about it. >> tell us what we need to know. >> you have at least two of us you have two guys. >> the first thing that you actually do need to know is not to be afraid of this conversati conversation i have

ship to ship transfers of outlawed goods to north korea in response to its nuclear weapons program joanne's allies russia and china did not attend the meeting. because more from the south korean capital of seoul. this is a significant agreement between the two koreas especially considering that the four high level talks last week there had been no official communication between the countries in more than two years now they have agreed to march together at the opening ceremony under a korean peninsula flag they've agreed to form a joint women's ice hockey team and interesting lee they're planning to stage events inside north korea they've agreed to hold training event out of ski resort that is a pet project of the leader kim jong un they're also planning to hold a joint cultural event at mount kumgang now a south korean tourists have not visited there since the south korean was shot by a security guard ten years ago and north korea has tried to bring up restarting that tourism program in the past there have been displays of unity at sporting events before for example the two koreas marched t

phantom thread, joanne sele, paul thomas anderson, megan ellison and daniel leavy, producers.oducers. the shape of water, guillermo del toro and j miles the shape of water, guillermo del toro andj miles dale, producers. three billboards outside ebbing, martin mcdonagh, producers. thank you very much, all, for watching this morning. congratulations to all of the nominees. make sure you watch as we celebrate the 90th oscars, on sunday night, march the 4th on abc. applause cheering studio: so, finally, the full list of nominations, nine films nominated for best picture. remember, this is the third year where they are allowed a maximum of ten. nine nominated for best picture. if our maths is correct, it is the shape of water leading the way. yes, unlucky for some, 13. i'm sure they will take it now! a record has been broken. i mentioned rachael morrison, a female cinematographer but also greta gerwig, nominated as best director for her work on lady bird. only the fifth female director to ever be nominated. you can try and work out who the others are! the only one who has ever won