are just four weeks away and some athletes still don't know if they'll be going to the games and john chang while one of those looking to compete is nicola chang garage he competed in five alpine skiing events in the last olympics in sochi but this time around he's hoping to try his hand at a more adventurous discipline. the winter olympics are just around the corner and preparation time is running out before the games begin in february. oh garia nikolai chum got over hopes to compete at misty cross he's still got some work to do to secure his place but the former alpine ski has been training hard. john got afraid to move to speak cross as he believes the discipline better suits his rock and roll style but a part time musician couldn't get official backing for his new adventure so he turned to crowdfunding instead he hasn't yet reached his goal but he's sure that he'll be able to hold his own if he qualifies for people trying like. started to get into shape and i'm getting better and better the dr reached another much higher level. so can you talk of. still there's plenty of climbing left t

and south korean women's ice hockey teams will join forces at next month's winter olympics and john chang in the south. authorities and france have issued flood alerts across the country after heavy rains in the capital paris authorities have shut train stations and a whale lines due to the rising river waters and some areas in the suburbs have been flooded the region has had twice as much rainfall as normal in recent months. a train derailment in milan italy has killed three people and injured more than one hundred many passengers were trapped and had to be freed by rescue services the cause of the crash has not yet been established. or a senior u.s. diplomat has quit an international panel dealing with the ribbon or refugee crisis bill richardson said he feared the panel would whitewash the role of mia mars government and he criticized what he called an absence of leadership by me and my leader and sons who cheat her office said richardson had been terminated for having his own agenda. on meanwhile a top u.n. official has warned against me and maurice plas to repatriate the nearly seven

the border truce village of puntland join the north as promised to send athletes to the games and john chang in the south but the talks are limited to the north's plan to send an art troupe including singers dancers and an orchestra. and here in germany social democrat leader martin shows has started his push to persuade party delegates to support talks on forming a new government with angela merkel's conservatives on sunday delegates will vote on whether those talks should go ahead many in the s.p.d. oppose another grand coalition and want more concessions from the conservatives. south africa has summoned a top u.s. embassy official for a meeting over president donald trump's a legit disparaging remarks about african countries trump faced accusations of racism following the comments during bipartisan talks on an immigration deal let's listen now to trump's response to the controversy while he was in florida this weekend. we have our when a caller from the j.f.k. had secured here in berlin with us here in studio to talk more about the story higher when so there's been three days of internati

north and south korean women's ice hockey teams will join forces at next month's winter olympics in john chang in the south. at least three people have been killed and more than one hundred others injured ten of them seriously as a regional train carrying commuters to the italian city of milan derailed many passengers who were trapped and had to be freed by rescue services the cause of the crash has not been established. gun officials have raised to forty the total number of people killed in last saturday's attack on a luxury hotel in the capital kabul a health ministry official says twenty five of guns died in addition to fifteen foreigners taliban militants have claimed responsibility for the assault to syria now where turkey is vowing to press ahead with its military operation targeting u.s. backed kurdish militias in the country's north all that's despite a warning from u.s. president donald trump to limit the advance or risk confronting american forces on the ground in a phone call with the turkish president's he urged turkey to quote exercise caution to avoid any actions that might risk

travis allen has 15%, state treasurer john chang and john fox round out the candidates. >>> the recent purchase from the company's self driving car unit and the location of the launch city. >>> and still have that christmas tree? san jose wants people to know your time to recycle that tree is almost up. how much longer you have. >>> good morning, i'm landon dowdy live at cnbc world headquarters. wall street could be in for more losses at the open today, stocks fell yesterday, the dow suffering it's worst day in five months. concerns raising bond yields and interest rates could take care out of the market rally. look for data today on consumer confidence. the final meeting for janet yellen as fed chair. the dow dropping to 26,439, the nasdaq falling 39 to 7,466. >> google's self driving car unit is buying thousands more hybrid minivans from chrysler. they are launch the ride hailing service in phoenix this year. the additional driverless minivans will be used in other cities when the service expands. initially a wamo employee will ride in the car with you and hit a pull over button in c

state treasurer john chang, john cox and former state school superintendent delane easton round out thedates. >>> 5:46. a big day for the president. >> scott mcgrew joins us now, president trump we've been talking about it, the state of the union. >> state of the union tonight at 6:00 california time. we expect he will talk a great deal about the growing economy and his role in it as well as a plan for immigration and we will talk more about that in a minute. strictly speaking tonight is trump's first state of the union address. despite his speech last year. trump had only been president for a few days when he delivered this speech in 2017. traditionally we call this first speech a joint address to congress and tonight would be the first state of the union. as far as states of the union go, they have a little bit of trivia for you, george bush was the very first president to have the state of the union streamed live on the internet 2002. bill clinton's speech in 2000 was thefá longest, and presiden obama was interrupted. you will remember in 2009 by a republican who shouted "you lie." t

gavin newsom, john chang and state assemblyman travis allen. i'm jessica castro, abc7 news. >> thank you for that. >>> for dozens of young people in the south bay, a piece of paper is making all the difference this midday. just in the last hour they received their official u.s. proof of citizenship. it's a ceremony that may be particularly meaningful in this particular climate. abc7 news reporter janine is live for us wrt rear just outside the martin luther king jr. library where the ceremony is wrapping up. a lot of happiness in the room. mostly young adults received their u.s. proof of citizenship. >> i hereby de clear -- >> i hereby declare -- >> reporter: the group was proudly sworn in as u.s. citizens. the youngest is 14 years old and the oldest is 65. the majority of them are children of immigrants who became u.s. citizens but for some reason or another never received their official proof of citizenship. congresswoman was on hand to talk to the group. the current political situation is worrying for young daca. those receiving their offici

what has changed over that time? johnys‘ victims have spoken of how they fear for their safety when he is freed, and have called for him to be banned from the whole of the greater london area. his licence conditions are still being finalised, but while the victims‘ legal challenge is going on, the black cab rapist, as he is known, will remain in prison. a little later, i'll be talking to a lawyer representing some ofjohn worboys‘s victims. that's coming up later. a court has heard how an obsessed builder was inspired by an infamous acid bath killer before he kidnapped, raped and attacked two women, and then put the body of one of them in a freezer. mujahid arshid denies the rape and murder of his 20—year—old niece, celine dookran, as well as the rape and attempted murder of a second woman who can't be named. 0ur correspondentjon donnison is outside the old bailey. it's a very distressing case. explain more about what the jury has been hearing. this morning, the prosecution went into some detail about mr arshid's alleged i

the state treasurer, john change, john cox and eastman round out the candidates. >>> we are just hours away from the state of the union address where the president will focus on the state of the economy and national security. there is another dark cloud hanging over washington today. >> reporter: president trump will talk about what he calls great economic successes so far in his first state of the union address. >> we worked on it hard. covered a lot of territory including the great success with the markets and the tax cuts. >> the state of the union speech will be positive and the president will reach across the aisle to ask democrats to deal on immigration reform including immigrants brought to this country as children. >> the state of our union is lawless. lawless as the president tries to remove bob mueller through tactics like this. >> president trump will likely avoid talking about the controversy that surrounded the first year of his term. the latest bombshell fbi director andrew mccabe stepping aside effective immediately. >> he has voiced some frustration with some of the act

the border truce village of pun one germ the north has promised to send athletes to the games and john chang of the south but the talks are limited to the north's plan to send an arch troop including singers dancers and an orchestra. gamblers headed to an off shore casino ship a jump from their shuttle boat when it caught fire off the florida coast about fifty passengers and crew managed to reach safety after the captain ran the burning boat aground authorities say nobody was seriously injured. palestinian president mahmoud abbas has accused israel of ending the middle east peace process he said israel's actions mean that the osce low accords no longer exist those one thousand nine hundred four agreements form the basis of ties between israel and the palestinians of us also stressed his opposition to u.s. president donald trump decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital he declared that jerusalem is the eternal capital of the palestinian people he made those comments at the opening of a p.l.o. meeting in the west bank now abbas also had strong words for trump who said he would achie

the up and coming winter olympics due to take place in south korea at the beginning of february ——john changrea would send a delegation and he was indeed considering sending adele rate —— delegation to south korea to compete in the winter delegation to south korea to compete in the winter olympics. —— pyongchang. it is important here, president moon of south korea gave a speech before —— pyongchang spoke this morning and mainly about domestic issues that he thought that the pyongchang 0lympics could be a turning point in terms of relations between the two koreas and reducing pensions on the —— tensions on the peninsula which he said had been ratcheting up throughout 2017. he didn't have much to say in terms of his relations with the united states, what came as a surprise to anyone, but it was not a defiant tone. at 2017, particularly the latter pa rt tone. at 2017, particularly the latter part of the year, there has been several rounds of un sanctions aimed at punishing them in terms of their nuclear tests, nothing has had any impact in terms of pyongyang negotiating, and his message to the

to discuss the kim jane winter olympics and ways to improve ties between south and north korea ——john changgo for a great to extend truck military drills. better exercises like this one are defensive. but the north korean leader sees them as rehearsals for innovation. but south korean and us marines are taking pa rt korean and us marines are taking part in this exercise in the mountains, they are training together to deal with winter conditions and temperatures of below minus 20. but these drills. the duration of the winter olympics and paralympics. the duration of the winter olympics and pa ralympics. the south duration of the winter olympics and paralympics. the south korean president moonjae—in has said the games could be a groundbreaking chance to the escalate tensions on the korean peninsula. this man hasn't seen his sister to 70 years. he and 61,000 others whose families remain divided by the border hope these talks could be the pro— viewed to change. translation: these talks could be the pro— viewed to change. translationzlj these talks could be the pro— viewed to change. translation

[aplausos] ilia: john chang, tesorero del estado de california. demÓcrata.avis allen, republicano. [aplausos] ilia: delaine eastin, demÓcrata. [aplausos] gracias a todos por estar aquÍ. vamos a hablar un poco de las reglas de este foro de debate. los candidatos van a tener 30 segundos para contestar la primera pregunta que les haremos a todos. luego van a tener un minuto cada uno para responder las otras segÚn tas. -- preguntas. ademÁs, se le estarÁ la oportunidad de responder durante 30 segundos si alguno de sus adversarios los ataca. jorge: y al final, cada uno tendrÁ 30 segundos para dirigirse a los votantes. los candidatos acordaron no hacerse preguntas entre sÍ y que todas las respuestas las darÍan en inglÉs. como este no es un debate sino un foro, tambiÉn tendremos preguntas de la audiencia. ilia: vamos a comenzar primero con ustedes. quisiÉramos pedirles que se levanten despuÉs de que yo termine de hacer mi pregunta en inglÉs. que se pongan de pie si conocen a un iindocumentado o a alguien que se ha visto afectado. [habla en inglÉs] jorge: es realment

california treasure john chang recently convened a working groups that offered other state institutionsup a task force to consider a city-owned bank for cannabis clients and other. >> how did the bank carry out the transactions in a safe, manageable procedure? >> reporter: the attorney wakowski believes it will benefit the federal government as well as the cannabis industry, for what was an underground business to fully come out of the shadows. >> there's no question that the way that you do that is you encourage the people to put their proceeds into the bank. >> he says once the proceeds are in the bank it is traceable and makes the process transparent. >>> coming up, it's america's sweetest race. why runners will take to the streets of san francisco with hot cocoa in their hands. >>> here are the winning numbers from last night's $570 million powerball drawing, 12, 29, 30, 33, 61 and the powerball is 26. as we told you earlier, there oo was a winning ticket matching all six numbers that was sold in new hampshire. wednesday night's jackpot resets to $40 million. >>> happening today, am

changed here. no new steel jobs. eight months later we find john's had a change of heart. jocelyn, last time you guys spoke to us was april i guess. >> yes, it was. >> a long time ago. in that time how's president trump been doing? >> worse. >> worse. >> i'm disappointed. he's done nothing to try to save the american steel industry and nothing, nothing has come to fruition. nothing. i don't have any optimism. not now. >> have there been any positives in his first year? >> there was a coal mine that he helped to get reopened in pennsylvania. and i thought that was a little glimmer of a possible rebound. but i've not heard anything since. >> now is the time a year in have the words i told you so been uttered -- >> i say it all the time i told you so. he'll start complaining. i'll say you voted for him. you realize your mistake but it's too late to realize your mistake. you should have listened to me. >> what really hurts me is when he comes up on the podium and he'll make a statement, i'm the president and they're not. as if it was nothing but a game to him. i'm just disgust

john chang, john cobs and delane easton round out the candidates. >>> happening today in sonoma countyand federal officials are holding a town hall meeting on recovering and rebuilding. officials interest fema, state office of emergency sfs and the army corps of engineers will be there. this starts at 6:00 tonight at sonoma veterans memorial hall. >>> still have your christmas tree up? for people in san jose your chance to get that tree picked up and recycled is running out. the deadline is february 2nd, that's this friday. all you have to do is get that tree to the curb. the city turns those trees into mulch or renewable energy. >>> what about those pumpkins? halloween? i'm totally kidding. we had a report of a christmas tree north 87 at sky port that was in the roadway, must have cleared because it's not on the chp report anymore. they must be recycling it. a smooth drive and just a build through san jose typical about this time. we are looking at the worst drive right now of the bay, southbound 880 about an hour from 238 down toward the dumbarton bridge, but speeds are starting to i

not everyone who has parkinson's will see behaviour changes like john, ivan and les. from dementia, but what these women want is an open discussion of everything that can happen, to make sure families get support and the disease is spotted early. the kind of person he was, i know that he would have felt very embarrassed about it all, but at the same time, if he thought, by disclosure, one was going to be able to influence people who are having early signs, which are being ignored — or they are ignoring, as our husbands did... that's true. they ignored the early signs, i think if he thought it could do some good, he would say, "right, go for it." yes. les‘s last six weeks, he started writing. he did it because he wanted medicine to know what had happened to him, and he knew they didn't. the repercussions of your standing up and saying, "i can smell parkinson's," have not been in this country alone. no. it's worldwide. it is worldwide. yes. people havejoined us and said... so we should be very privileged! to stand up and say it, i was frightened that day. even as a nurs

worboys picked up need changing. johnboys picked up young women in his black cab, duped and drugged them, and then carried out his attacks. he was convicted of 19 offences in 2009, and given an indefinite sentence. but, in total, more than 100 women said worboys tried to drug and assault them. some allegations were investigated, but no further action was taken, on the advice of the crown prosecution service. what we can't know is why the parole board has decided he now no longer poses a risk to the public. i am not allowed by law to explain the reasons for oui’ by law to explain the reasons for our decision, and i have said before, i would like to get that changed. and so this pushes the idea that the parole board processes need to be much more open and transparent, and we get support for that, then i think some goodwill have come out of all of this. we need to understand whether has admitted guilt in relation to the offe nces admitted guilt in relation to the offences that he was convicted for, and the police need to loo

change. the speed the stone john homan out to see it a. new year celebrations are in full swing in brazil and across the well. this is the scene in rio de janeiro earlier an estimated three million people crowded onto the city's copacabana beach to ring in twenty. eighteen they were treated to a spectacular fireworks display that lasted seventeen minutes. and in london big ben's famous child was running out to usher in the new year followed by a fireworks display over the river thames lighting up the iconic london eye. but as we said twenty eighteen is already here for some of our viewers but for the rest of you we're still looking back at twenty seventeen the wellings takes a look at some of the year's biggest sports stories in recent years has been tainted by the twin problems of don't pain and corruption and twenty seven saints suffered from the fallout the international olympic committee bans of the russian flag from the winter olympics because of institutional doping their russian competitors will be in pyongyang in february under a n

john kelly. tweeting out, the wall is the wall. it's never changed from the first day i conceived of it. it was never intended to be built in areas of natural protection, goes on and on. but this morning he sees john kelly on television saying somehow he's waffley and flexible and he picks a fight with his chief of staff.

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. ♪ this is bloomberg technology, i am emily chang. johnhas undoubted jack, jc two benches which aims to be a purchase -- purpose driven firm which has a portfolio companies. bloomberg television at large, cory johnson joins us live with john chambers, cory? john: jc to, liza call that? >> it is about next-generation and what venture capital will evolve into. i'm doing with my son so it is jt squared. we are forming an organization that we believe will help to initially,n startups catching market transitions from everything from drones to social media to security, to cricket farming which we talked about in terms of the capability. how big is the fund? it will be $100 million, it would be financed by my family. whenat will go a long way they don't have the capital that they used to. what is really intriguing to me is this notion of social impact. this is a substantial sum of money. what does that mean to you? interesting, this was about cisco growing eight major places. we want every corporate social possibility award. when we are doing at

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that dramatically changes the operations for the congress. >> the book comes out in march or john lawrence is our guest. john is joining us on the phone from san francisco. good afternoon. >> i was thinking about the parallels that people pointed out between russia gate and watergate, interestingly, one of these similarities is the dnc is a central player in the watergate. we had a break that was investigated by the police and watergate, but the dnc with the .ussian was allegedly hacked the intelligence report that came out a year ago pointed out clearly that they were highly confident, which meant they were not actually certain that there was no certainty to the intelligence findings. i find it interesting that people equate the two, when on the one hand you had people that were caught red-handed in police therts and on the other, server the dnc had was never .ven turned over to the fbi they had a third-party do it. you actually have no proof of a con in the russia story, but yet in watergate, you had a clear crime. i am wondering how closely you followed it and i would like to hear your

changes. >>> i'm john clark. the sixers invade london. we'll hear from joel embiid and ben simmons. plus why thf inform thinks he'll play better in the playoffs. it's being reminded of that in their own build every day. we'll explain next. >>> eagles head coach doug pederson is is leaning on his veterans going into the playoffs. he let the young r players know what it takes and to not make the game bigger than it is. the eagles first practice of the week. they are back in pads. the players asked if they could ramp up the intensity. doug said, yeah. nick foles struggled the last two games but he's going to play relaxed and loose on saturday. >> having this time to go through practice, you realize, hey, just go out there and play and maybe i wasn't doing that as much. it's as simple as that. sometimes the harder things are the simple things. get out of your own head play the game you know how to play. >> birds. know they are underdogs. some players say there are signs around the complex everywhere they go reminding them every day a little extra motivation. >> we use it as fuel. we're

major john major and change debt off the government's balance sheet and to put her on the private sector to make the debt to g.d.p. ratio look healthier thus allowing the government to borrow more and of course this was a recipe for disaster it created moral hazard on an epic scale and guaranteed to collapse as it has collapsed and yes the entire structure this entire p.f. i stutter is collapsing will the bank of england bail them out probably and again this is why people kind of rush to pinpointing gold because you can't prove either of those well whether or not the bank of england bailed somehow is one thing they obviously have not stepped in the company is liquidation its collapse many of the biggest banks in the united kingdom are owed money over two billion pounds we don't know we're going to it's you know obviously what what was the warren buffett called these derivatives he called it like a speed get a you never and you never find the end of it well here. it'll obviously be in bankruptcy for quite a while who have to figure out what's what they actually own but one of the things t

but as the protests enter a sixth day, the message from many iranians is that they want change. john with me is bbc persian service's rana rahimpour. let us get the latest. the protest seem very widespread, there have been protests before in iran, but these are in a number of different towns and cities. that is the difficulties the iranians security officers have. before it was concentrated in tehran and major cities and it was more easy to contain them. we are receiving reports of scattered protests, smaller in size, all over the country and little towns and cities. at least two security officers have been killed overnight, although the iranians authorities say that last night the protests were smaller compared to the previous nights, but at least 100 people have been arrested and nine people have been killed, which suggests it is not as small as the iranians authorities say, but it is very difficult to confirm anything because they have cracked down on the internet and very little is coming out of the country. is the crackdown on social media successful from the point of view of th

. >> how much do you think things have changed since john kelly be came chief of staff? , well they have obviously changed a lot. there is -- bannon is gone. >> bannon is gone. priebus is gone. spicer is gone. >> most of your sources. >> so, the core of the white house of the, of that first, the first, six months, the core of that staff is gone. so, a lot has, a lot has changed, given the staffing of the white house. the thing that has the not changed of course is donald trump. >> michael wolf. sometimes a cough gets in the way of a good night's sleep. that's when he needs vicks vaporub. proven cough medicine. with 8 hours of vapors. so he can sleep. vicks vaporub. goodnight coughs. >>> people living near air force bases, are expressing concerns, the epa found chemicals. pfcs in nonstick pans, stain free carpets and cleaning supplies. but also the main component in fire fighting foam. used at military bases and airports. and they are associated with cancer, and other ailments. barry peterson has details from peterson air force base in colorado springs. >> well here at pet

ted and i decided to change the title from "not history versus john bell hood." we changed it to "john bell the: -- john bell hood: rise, fall, and resurrection of a confederate general." because ted and i felt it largely exonerated him from the most outrageous stuff. some of the most outrageous stuff. so, that is my journey from being somebody that is just the civil war history nut to actually having a book published. and then, of course, after we published the first book with this information in it, ted and i decided we would do an annotated volume of those papers, and that is the lost papers of john bell hood. -- i want to get into some of the i don't have -- some of the controversies. this was going to be my test drive on the pointer. i don't have time to get into all of these. i am going to touch base on a few of them quickly. these sorts of controversies they are in the book. again i don't know if this is , mostly a eastern theater centric group here or how familiar -- i am thinking you are all total civil war western theater. trance mississippi and all of i

our position has not changed. >> john roberts joins us now. how is it shaping up there, john? >> well, they think it looks pretty good but not sure at this point. the president over at the pentagon should arrive momentarily to get a briefing on the new u.s. nuclear posture review but not before causing some confusion this morning by taking to twitter. the white house is standing behind a house resolution for a temporary spending bill that would, among other things, fund the government until february 16th. they would also delay the implementation of obamacare taxes and provide six years of funding for the children's health insurance program. which is kind of why people were scratching their heads this morning when the president tweeted out quote, ship should be part of a long-term solution. like his fisa tweet last week it caused confusion on capitol hill. listen to what john cornyn said today earlier on fox. >> i'm not sure what the president means. what this would do would it reauthorize the chip program for i believe five years. it is not just a 30-day extension. paul ryan a

change. >> reporter: john dickerson, gayle king, norah o'donnell and i will bring you live coverage of thete of the union address, the democratic response as well, beginning at 9:00 eastern, 8:00 central. the president does have five days to decide whether to make public a classified memo on the russia investigation. the republican majority on the house intelligence committee voted yesterday to release it. re memo, written by republicans and based on classified intelligence, alleges the f.b.i. and the justice department aggaged in surveillance abuses against members of the trump campaign. more on this now from jeff pegues. >> there may have been malfeasance by people at the f.b.i. >> reporter: today, house speaker paul ryan brushed off questions about whether republicans are intentionally railroading the investigation. >> first, there are legitimate questions about whether an american's civil liberties were violated. >> reporter: democrats responded angrily. >> i don't know if this is some kind of sick game. >> reporter: for now, the bitter partisan divides that threatened to sidetrack the

lisa along shortly with a full accuweather forecast. >>> talk about change. john gruden is returning to the raiders. it's official. the raiders confirmed everyone's suspicions in a tweet last night, saying welcome back, coach gruden, let's get to work. abc 7 sports anchor has the full story. >> reporter: well, he was the youngest coach at 35 years of age. he was then traded four years later to tampa bay. after seven years as head man of the bucs and the past nine years in the broadcast booth, john gruden will be reintroduced tuesday as the raiders coach. he will be paid 10 million a year for the next ten years. the contract will be redone so he can take advantage of no state taxes. this is a different league and the modern day players' attention span is not what it used to be. his first project will be to get quarterback derek carr back on track. ten years is the longest contract ever handed out in the nfl. raiders owner mark davis taking on his legacy in john gruden and the lost raiders. >>> a sacramento homebuilder may have the answer for north bay fire victims

. >> how much do you think things have changed since john kelly be came chief of staff? ll they have obviously changed a lot. there is -- bannon is gone. >> bannon is gone. priebus is gone. spicer is gone. >> most of your sources. >> so, the core of the white house of the, of that first, the first, six months, the core of that staff is gone. so, a lot has, a lot has changed, given the staffing of the white house. the thing that has the not changed of course is donald trump. >> michael wolf. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. febreze air effects doesn't just mask, it cleans away odors. because the things you love can stink. hey, need fast try cool mint zantac. it releases a cooling sensation in your mouth and throat. zantac works in as little as 30 minutes. nexium can take 24 hours. try cool mint zantac. no pill relieves heartburn faster. ok, so with the award-winning our customers have 24/7 access, digital id cards, they can even pay their bill- (beep) bill has joined the call. hey bill, we're just- phone: hi guys, bill here. do we have julia on the line too? 'k, wel

again, as conversations does change, we will let you know. john: is it safe to say steve bannon is off social invitations for the white house? [laughter] sec. sanders: probably so. since those are controlled by the first lady, and her statement is clear as well. >> how would you describe steve bannon's role in the white house when he was serving the administration? sec. sanders: the president addressed what he feels it was, and that is the most important voice in the process, and he has spoken clearly on that front. >> is the president looking for an apology from steve bannon ? what is he looking for in the future? sec. sanders: i don't think anything. >> discussing earlier the idea that kim jong-un would be the one who is mentally ill, is the president concerned that tweeting about nuclear war could cause someone like kim jong-un to act with military force? sec. sanders: again, i have addressed this. i think the president is concerned about threats that the individual has made toward the united states and others and he will not allow him to conti

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john brown wanted to be a part of this. brown ofk men told their changingttitudes and methods to combat slavery, john brown encourage them with the maxim that said trust god and keep your powder dry. it is important to know that there are few if any degrees of separation among major black leaders. black leaders were in constant discussion over strategy, need, they met together, ate together, prayed together, and protected one another. they were friends, family, and fans. frederick douglas sheltered william parker in his home. douglas named his son after charles vermont. ward was living in syracuse during the rest you and helped file jerry's manacles off his body. he participated in the raid and died 18 days later. it was also germane logan who accompanied brown to meet harriet tubman. these leaders vouched for each other. they filled in for each other on the lecture circuit. the list of connections could go on and on. say a few pivotal actions took place outside of this black network. prompted questions about how others were doing in the movement, how their

recession and a huge corruption scandal but there are hopes that new elections could see a change for the better john heilemann reports from the city of receive a. brazilian politics is in the doldrums forty percent of the congress are under investigation for corruption the president's ratings are in single digits of his reforms a stock. but this year brings elections and the promise of change. i think to many of brazil's pulled feast that means hope for the return of former president luis inacio lula providing he can be corruption charges his leftist government was known for helping the working class it was that was a formula for us with lower income the best president with lula he did more for us he offered us social programs like both so familiar improvement in the region schools for the children. in more affluent so many echoed the view of months and wrote three go they see both lula discloses challenge a giant ball sonata of right wing a who's pro-gun and anti gay as dangerous populists. but imo it was like the biggest concern is the polarization these days i work in the financial market and all

would have come out right before the 2004 presidential election of president bush over john kerry, potentially changing the outcome of that election. but under government pressure, "the new york times" refused to publish the story for more than a year until risen was publishing a book that would have had the revelations in it first. in his new piece for the -- he was james risen pursued by the bush and then the obama administration as part of a six-year leak investigation into his talk "state of war the : secret history of the cia and the bush administration." his refusal to name a source would take him to the supreme court. he almost wound up in jail until ththe obama administration link. his answer to that saga was to write another book, "pay any price: greed, power and endless war." now in one of his first pieces for the intercept, he describes "the biggest secret: my life as a new york times reporter in the shadow of the war on terror." welcome back to the show, jim. it is great to have you with us. >> i appreciate it. amy: the story of what happened with your warrantless wiretapping story. the sto

john. these three women saw changes in their husbands well before they were diagnosed, notjust smell but embarrassingand, most difficult of all, gentle men suddenly troubled by depression and aggression. although it only happened twice with us that les lifted his hand to me, i do know that it was totally out of character. indeed. mm—hm. totally out of character. all of that is a long time before diagnosis. yes. i had that type of incident also, where he didn't actually hit me. i didn't get hit. i was very bruised in my arm, etc, and he had no idea. i mean, he was so apologetic afterwards, etc, and he really was. . . i mean, he was devastated that he'd got into a state. i don't think they're aware. he did not know... they don't realise it's happening, do they, probably until the last minute. not everyone who has parkinson's will see behaviour changes likejohn, ivan and les. and les, in particular, also suffered from dementia, but what these women want is an open discussion of everything that can happen, to make sure families get support and the disease is spotted early. the kind of person he was, i kn

kpix5's john ramos on the project changing the energy landscape in california. >> reporter: from itsn san rafael a small power company called marin clean energy or mce is making large strides in promoting sustainable energy off fossil fuels and its latest project is located in a most unexpected place, the chevron oil refinery in richmond. >> there was 60 acres at the chevron site and we began having discussions with them about whether or not we could use that land to build solar. >> reporter: in 2014 chevron offered the land as part of its modernization plan and after a year of construction mce last week quietly threw the switch on the 10.5-megawatt plant and began generating enough power to supply more than 3,400 homes. >> it's a huge project. we think it's the largest publicly commissioned solar project in if not in the bay area, maybe in california. >> reporter: richmond's mayor says alternative power companies like mce are changing how energy is generated by steering consumers' dollars toward green energy providers and without a huge sacrifice. the $23 million solar plant was mad