the fun and more i'm joined by our political correspondent keep brady in the studio good morning kate kate let's start with the twitter from broadside from president trump does the president have a point here well he certainly is an unreasonable request that he's made to these three european countries and of course you know the u.s. syria democratic forces they've captured eight hundred fights a no the six hundred women and more than a thousand children now sir as if this isn't a completely reasonable request as coals as well for these i asked fighters from u.k. france and germany to be brought to justice and put on trial and of course they the security situation in the areas it is particular in syria right now. uncertainty over the security situation in those areas has increased and so there is also this air as well that if they are released then these fighters could return to go up and who knows where they might go and what they might be capable of carrying out ok on the one hand we have the security issue eight hundred fighters and then we have six hundred. women and children as well la

kron4's kate rooney joins us live at oracle park. live at oracle park. (kate) (kate)even though it's not quite the beginning of the season, it feels like the end of an era for giants baseball. at san francisco's spring training session today in scottsdale, bruce bochy surprised reporters with the announcement that this 2019 season will be his last. since taking the role of giants' skipper in 2007, bochy has been among the most beloved figures in franchise history. in 2010, he led san francisco to its first world series title since moving to the west coast...and followed that up with championships in 2012 and 2014. in 2017, he became the winningest manager in san francisco giants history...and now, with one- thousand, nine-hundred and 26 wins, he's number 11 on the all-time win list. bochy spent 9 seasons as a catcher, before becoming san diego padres manager in 1995. but after this season, he said, he'll be ready for the next chapter. bruce bochy says: "in my mind, it's time. i've managed with my gut. i came up here in 2007 on my gut, and so it's a gut feeling that i

(justine) kron 4's sports reporter kate rooney joins us now in the studio with more on the big with for the pats... kate? (kate bowl 53 has gone to a familiar champion... the new england patriots... tom brady... bill bellichick... owner robert kraft win their 6th lombardi trophy... beating the upstart rams and their young quarterback jared goff... goff and brady both bay area natives... let's hear what the champions had to say after the gamer... julian edelman... a 7th round draft pick... now he's super bowwl mvp. brady didn't throw any touchdowns, but he did throw a pick early in the game.. (kate) as for the rams -- there was a lot of hype surrounding their defensive play heading into the game.... game....into the play heading their defensive surrounding hype was a lot of rams -- there as for the (kate) as for the rams -- there was a lot of hype surrounding their defensive play heading into the game.... and and rightfully so, but it just wasnt enough to put away the pats... (jr stone) the super bowl 53 was the battle of the quarterbacks. tom brady is from the peninsula. jared goff from the north bay.(justine)

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kron4's kate rooney is live now outside oracle park... kate... how unexpected was this? (kate)even though it's not quite the beginning of the season, it feels like the end of an era for giants baseball. at san francisco's spring training session today in scottsdale, bruce bochy surprised reporters with the announcement that this 2019 season will be his last. since taking the role of giants' skipper in 2007, bochy has been among the most beloved figures in franchise history. in 2010, he led san francisco to its first world series title since moving to the west coast...and followed that up with championships in 2012 and 2014. in 2017, he became the winningest manager in san francisco giants history...and now, with one- thousand, nine-hundred and 26 wins, he's number 11 on the all-time win list. bochy spent 9 seasons as a catcher, before becoming san diego padres manager in 1995. but after this season, he said, he'll be ready for the next chapter. bruce bochy says: "in my mind, it's time. i've managed with my gut. i came up here in 2007 on my gut, and so it's a gut feeling that i

kate larson is live to explain. kate? >> reporter: well, dan, all of the changes are because of the seismic retrofit to the tube and the schedule changes are the new normal for the next 3-1/2 years. they are listed on the board and they are playing them over the loud speaker. take a rook at this, they are doing single tracking. that means tra trains run on one track instead of two. that takes place monday through friday. 9:00 p.m. to close. that means the trains will be scheduled to arrive every 24 minutes instead of every 20 minutes. now, b.a.r.t. said they will make adjustments for events when there's big crowds and riders toast say they are already worried about the day-to-day changes. >> it's already creating a back-up, because even on normal commuting hours, it's already hard to get a standing space let alone a seat. >> schedule changes are hard, but i'm for fixing up the tunnels to feel safe. >> we make contingency plans for events like the giants and next year, it will be the warriors. we will have special event trains. >> reporter: this morning this long line of people was at the pittsburgh bay point b.a.r.t. station waiting for a bus. that is because monday through friday, they start their service an hour later for the crews to be working on the retrofit project much. so passengers will be able to take the buses at 21 different bus stations and a transbay terminal. this train just arrived in the last few seconds and this crowd on of people will be had very happy to get on, because they are all reporting to me, that the delays tonight are 10-20 minutes long. no official word from b.a.r.t., but the first night may not be running exactly on schedule. live, kate larson, abc7 news. >> it's an adjustment, kate, thank you. we have the list of b.a.r.t. schedule changes on the website, go to abc7 news.com and search for b.a.r.t. >> b.a.r.t. is an integral part of building a better bay area. it's the most widespread mass transit system in the basement we are digging deeper in to the challenges that are facing b.a.r.t. to see what the transit agency is doing right and what the customers say they can do better. it's not at the healthiest, from drugs to safety, they are facing a host of issues. rider satisfaction is at a record low. reggie shows us the problems and what b.a.r.t. is doing to make things better. >> reporter: the results are not very good many. dooring to a recent survey of 5,000 customers, b.a.r.t.'s approval rating is at a new low. >> my analogy is it's not the report card that i would rush home to show my parents. >> our focus on quality of life issues is the right focus. and we need to do more. >> reporter: riders we talk to agree. >

kate. so kate just for our viewers -- what how do you define quickly medicare for all what would it do? >> right. so kamala harris is in trouble here for being honest to eliminate private insurance and enroll parking lot entire country into a single payer plan which means the government sets the payment rates for services. they decide what drugs are covered. it's political control of medicine, paul. >> so this would be so if you're currently on medicare you would be part of this new medicare for all program and if you have private health insurance from employer say that's going away. >> your plan would be canceled presumably some transition period but this is entirely novel experiment in american history. >> well that say wait a minute a does it u.k. does it all kinds of advance economies do to why can't we do it? >> well we first of all paul have a larger population than other krpghts that do it and they have more population from a health profile point of view. but also paul, i mean we just spend all of the money on health care and we would take all of that out of the private economy and put it in the government. >> so how much support is there among democrats for this? >> well, i think here paul, i think some of the 2020 contenders on left have gotten out in front of their skis here because kamala harris elizabeth warren, kirsten gillibrand signed on to medicare for all bill that bernie proposed and i think they expected that this would not cause them many political problems and as kamala harris learned this week votes rrs not so sure they're excited about this plan as she is. >> it is fascinating they've really gone for this and i guess they must believe that this is now one of those lit ustest issues for democratic voters von primaries you win the left wing lane of the primaries, you're going to have to go there. >> yeah. i think they also assuming that where you're going to go is with with highly motive emotional issues that have no prospect whatsoever. you know how many health care workers are in private sector 20 million people. we are never transcigging to medicare we couldn't transition obamacare no chance of doing this. >> we have obamacare dan i'm afraid -- >> medicare for all but this is an idea that they feel drives voters polls said if you ask for medicare for all 56% yes a minute you put a detail in like the end of private insurance support drops in half. but this is all aimed at the primary voters in the democratic -- >> interesting, though, james howard schultz criticized it mike bloomberg krit sizessed it interestingly amy who is probably going to run for president she said well i think that's going too far let's start with age 55. coverage an now score at 65 and older so you move that down to 55. so maybe, i mean, she's going to position herself had a little differently. >> and another one is brown ohio senator thinks medicare for all medicare for none actually that goes away too as new government program comes in. but i think some democrats probably listening to democrat pollsters who have been saying for a while don't say single payer that's where this false medicare for all message came from. they realized that when you tell people hey, no, no deductible no copayment they love it. no premium. excess all of the time it sounds wonderful until you start talking about the details. 32.6 trillion dollar price tag on berni's plan now he promises lots of benefits but hinges on him radically reducing the amount that they pay health care providers. there's no guarantee people will want to keep practicing that in the u.s. >> okay to vermont socialist peoples republic of vermont tried it and government few years back when president obama was in office, and they gave up the idea. tell us about it. >> right. they gave up on idea before it even got off the ground because it would require a huge new payroll tax increase huge new income tax increases. and that 32 trillion figure that james just mentioned, we would have to basically double tax receipts own both individual and corporate side to pay for medicare for all. so especially when you talk about other countries that why can't we do this? well maybe we could but don't want to double tax receipts to make that trade access. >> still ahead president trump voices optimism as trade negotiations with china continue so just how close are the two sides to a deal? >> we have a tremendous progress that doesn't mean you have a deal. but i can say that there's a tremendous relationship and warm feeling and we've made tremendous progress. i am not for colds. i am not for just treating my symptoms... (ah-choo) i am for shortening colds when i'm sick. with zicam. zicam is completely different. unlike most other cold medicines... ...zicam is clinically proven to shorten colds. i am a zifan for zicam. oral or nasal. we want to make it comprehensive and a deal that we could look at and be proud of for many years to regorget and left things out. so whether it's intellectual property or whether it's any of the other things that we discuss all of the time, we want to try wouldn't you say have everything included? >> that was president trump thursday, expressing optimism that the u.s. and china can reach a comprehensive trade deal. president saying he expects to meet again with chinese lead or xi jinping later this month to help resolve any oustanding issues chinese delegation held talks with american negotiators in washington this week as the two sides scramble to reach a deal ahead of the march first deadline set to raise tariffs on 200 billion dollars worth of chinese goods. derrick is a resident solar at the american enterprises author of the china global investment tracker so derrick good to see you again thanks for coming. >> so -- how close do you think the two sides are to a really good deal here? >> to a really good deal i think they're very far away. [laughter] to an announcement i think we'll get announcement of the deal pretty soon no matter what you think of the quality of the announcement that's only the beginning. president trump just said for years to come l and that's the right perspective and enforcement with a deal of china to protect are better in the like so going to take years. but i do think we get announcement in february or march, i think, the deal is going to take years to evaluate and i'm extremely skeptical that it will turn out to be a good -- >> skeptical because you think china intenses in history here have abiding by any deal are -- extremely suspect. i think that that's your point, correct? >> right. there's china's history which is as you said suspect. there's also fact that xi jinping has been in power for six years now and has shown in interest of protecting private property or promoting economic competition. so we're relying on him to change his spots and i also think that's very unlikely. >> i want to talk a little bit about that but looks to me like administration is not going to settle this time for just the deal that says okay you buy more of our goods you buy more natural gas you buy nor soybeans so on. they really are at least techting as part of the framework of this to get a deal that protects american -- intellectual property knows more stealing secrets. that stops cybertheft for example that you can't use regulatory system in china to abuse american companies to protect chinese companies. is that your understanding that that's what administration is focusing on? >> i think administration is trying to do the right thing i'm not criticizing u.s. approach i may criticize administration if they end up being gullible about chinese promises but we are trying not just to make this about purchases not just a short-term boost in pus exports. but the ability to sell into chinese market for years to come because chinese market is not so protected the ability to maintain american competitiveness because chinese aren't feeling our trade secrets, of course, that runs into the question of -- china has been doing all of these things to now because they've been gaining from it. we have to take away those gains. >> well, okay, so -- robert lighthizer u.s. trade rep said this was all about this week he said enforcement enforcement enforcement. so, obviously, that's clearly your point is clearly on his mind, how do you build that into a framework? >> yeah. again, i think the administration is talking and thinking about right things in private as well as in public we have a big problem on the enforcement side that ambassadorlight highser is well aware of which is the united states trade representative and we have certain enforcement powers treasury has other powers commerce has other powerses we don't have a unified enforcement mechanism that's not been a big issue to now, but as president has said repeatedly we want a record-breaking a history making comprehensive deal but our enforcement mechanism is set up in bits and pieces that's a big challenge on american side regardless of what china does. >> okay i want to talk about -- china inabout sentive to do a deal which i think are actually better than they've been in recent years and that's because china's my is slower than growth is slowing down. xi jinping needs for political stability at home to maintain rapid growth. you can grow or disagree with the president's tariff strategy but no question that that strategy hat got their attention. so i mean, you look at the balance of u.s. and china and incentive to do a deal have they tipped in favor of the u.s. negotiating position? >> i think they have up it a point. i agree with you china's economy is slowing. they have some serious structural problems to deal with. there's a pressure on their balance of payments they get a lot of hard currency from the united states really from nowhere else. they need to maintain that, however, i would be much more reassured if chinese were engaging in reform at a home. in other words, if they thought oh we have these economic problems we need to change our economic policies at home. then, changing them for the sake of negotiations with the u.s. would make pest sense. they're not doing that. so there is more pressure on china. that's true. the administration's approach has created more pressure they deserve credit for it. but china is not voluntarily doing these sorts of thing hads on their own which means they're going to be very reluctant to do them for us. >> but if we could xig and main academic advisory say we have to do this as part this have deal let's use that as a wedge for reform. >> that's possible. again, you would really like somebody who has a history of reforming. one of the reasons we made a agreement with china which has had mixed effects both positive and negative in the united states is we were dealing with then a reform government. this is not a reform ared government. maybe they're looking for excuse to reform but xi jinping seems like he's had a lot of power over last six years and didn't need excuse. >> all right thanks a lot appreciate it. when we come back, another trump judicial nominee is getting the kavanaugh treatment as the political left college writing to defeat naomi we'll have the a business owner always goes beyond what people expect. that's why we built the nation's largest gig-speed network along with complete reliability. then went beyond. beyond clumsy dials-in's and pins. to one-touch conference calls. beyond traditional tv. to tv on any device. beyond low-res surveillance video. to crystal clear hd video monitoring from anywhere. gig-fueled apps that exceed expectations. comcast business. beyond fast. it's a revolution in sleep. the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now, from $899, during the ultimate sleep number event. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it even helps with this. so you wake up ready to hit the ground running. only at a sleep number store. save 50% on the sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. plus, 24-month financing on all smart beds. only for a limited time. sleep number. proven, quality sleep. >> another trump judicial nominee get brett kavanaugh treatment and poured over year book to disqualify him and in thes applying a tactic to defeat his replacement on d.c. circuit of appealing and college writings including op-eds from school newspaper in an attempt to sink her nominations. kateh the details but first before we get kate i want to ask you about this episode this week where the white house had not resubmitted for nodges to the ninth circuit court of appeals three nominees that they have nominated last year. meanwhile, we got word they were negotiating with kamala harris and dianne feinstein two senators to nominate three judges so what happened? >> well, paul, the white house did on wednesday kind of i think, scramble out and renominations after that editorial went live. but they did not reare nominate one nominee to the ninth circuit patrick he was given a district -- judgeship instead and was, obviously, demoted from the 9th circuit. so that's to me suggest they were trying to get some negotiation with harris and feinstein over nominees but it kind of blew off when people found out about it and then they rushed out this renomination. but i think on the point of patrick written about the 40-year-old gay filipino american what happens to believe in original int

kate lawson learned that groups of out of control bikers are terrorizing the same neighborhood. she joins us live with that story. kate? >> reporter: the problem is, a reservation system here on lombard street wouldn't necessarily solve the problem of illegal dirt bikers riding around city streets. just a few weeks ago, a group of bikers was doing wheelies and burnouts so aggressively, that the fire department came here to lombard street to investigate all of the smoke. believe it or not, this is a common sight and sound here. along with traffic and tourists, large groups of dirt dikes and motorcycles tear through russian hill. this group is idling and burning out tires after driving down the crooked street just a few weeks ago. much of it is illegal, and the neighbors are fed up. >> they're worse than the tourists that drive up here and create a lot of traffic. they're more dangerous. they ride on the wrong side of the road, and something needs to be done about it. >> reporter: ann brubaker has been documenting the bikers for years and giving the photo evidence of police. here they're riding on dirt bikes on the sidewalks, and this month, popping wheelies on a busy holiday weekend. >> they swear at me and try to grab my phone and knock it to the ground, and whack at me. you know they have little regard for human life, and it's frightening. i think we need more enforcement. >> reporter: catherine stephanie just spoke to the sfpd chief about her concerns. >> i think if we have more motorcycle copsen our streets, which we need to increase the number of them. we definitely can tackle this issue. >> reporter: this is not just a san francisco problem. we have reported on this issue throughout the years all over the bay area. it is illegal to ride an unlicensed dirt bike on city streets and illegal to do all those wheelies and burnouts. if you see that activity, it is okay to call the police. it is tough for officers to catch up. live in san francisco, i'm kate larson, "abc7 news." >> kate, thank you. >>> here at "abc7 news," we are committed to building a better bay area, and it means we're focusing on issues that affect our quality of life, like traffic. >> starting this week, a dramatic transformation is under way on the most congested part of downtown berkeley. >> city officials say it will improve safety for drivers, pedestrians and bicyclists alike. the change will eliminate a complicated dog leg drivers need to navigate when driving short. all the turns added 25 seconds of delay and made walking and biking a real challenge. >> pedestrian safety is paramount, but also there will be added convenience for the drivers. so what that means if you're going north bound, you won't have to take this dog leg. >> the work will also include wider sidewalks, replacing old water mains and new light poles. >>> san francisco's van es avenue is in the middle of a $316 million makeover. but it's $21 million over budget and behind schedule. it's predicte

davidson and kate beckinsale held hands, and it's been three months since pete and ariana grande called off their engagement. in case you're wondering, pete is 25. kate is 45. in fact, katee as pete. she's 20. >> i don't know how many times i have had that story with the male older and female younger. do you, kate. okay? ten years separates chris pratt and katherine schwarzenegger and chris is so cute. he was struggling to describe his fiancee to our keltie knight. >> why is she the right woman for you? >> god, i just wouldn't even be able to crunch sbiit into a sou bite. i would tell you all about it, but unfortunately we're too busy to do that. >> chris has gone on the record saying they want a fall or winter wedding. as for planning details, well, his co-stars from "lego movie 2: the second part" stepped up with some advice. >> hire a planner. don't do it yourself. >> don't do it for anyone else. do it for you, the couple. >> i think he has got it pretty well under control, and he and his lady both seem like they know what they're doing. >> now chris told us he and katherine want, quote, lots of kids. just how does he rate when it comes to his daddy skills? >> what is

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even prince william and kate were there. but kate'sdn't distract from the latest drama. meghan's letter to her estranged father. meghan pleads, please stop lying in the five-page letter her father made public. in her handwriting, meghan begins, quote, daddy, it is with a heavy heart that i write this, not understanding why you have chosen to take this path, turning a blind eye to the pain you're causing. thomas markle says he released the personal letter to "the mail" on sunday after anonymous friends of meghan's spoke about it to the press and he felt he was being portrayed unfairly. meghan states repeatedly she tor ote, while you claim you have no way of contacting me, my phone number has remained the same. no texts, no missed calls. but in his interview with "good morning britain," he disputes that. >> every day i try to text her. i just haven't received any comment back. >> meghan also writes she and harry tried to help her father saying, quote, we sent someone to your home and instead of speaking to me to accept this or any help,

kate kel kate rogers with the manufacturing and then first the state of the marijuana business. aditi? >> notable changes at the state and federal levels propelling marijuana reform the biggest federal development was the passage of the u.s. farm bill which paves the way for u.s. big box retailers to soon start carrying hemp-based cbd products that boosted cannabis stocks like growth that launches u.s. hemp operations in new york that stock up more than 70% year-to-date at the state level, new york, new jersey, connecticut and illinois appear poised the legalize recreational cannabis this year which could help boost multistate operators like green thumb industries and acreage holdings other key changes include u.s. attorney general nominee william barr's stance on cannabis. during the confirmation hearing, pledged not to go after marijuana companies which come p comeply with state laws. differing from jeff sessions back to you, tyler >>> president trump has made protecting and adding manufacturing jobs a priority. nearly half a million since inauguration but could be a major problem with making that a reality and kate following that for us. >> that's right. despite the growth seen in manufacturing jobs, the industry has another issue and that's a shortage of skilled workers. the manufacturing institute projects some 2.4 million lulls may be unfilled in the manufacturing sector in the next decade due to a skills gap >> the economic impact of that shortage is significant. it's about at the end of ten years, could be $2.4 trillion impact on gdp if we don't fill the skills gap that's why this is a crisis. >> manufacturers like stanley black & decker trying to get ahead of the problem recruiting new workers and up skilling the workers they have on site. >> two years ago, we recognized that one, the technologies were coming fast in the manufacturing space and then we quickly realized that we had to have these kind of reskilling and training processes in place. it's one thing to put the technology in but if you don't have people who know what to do with it, it can be very ineffective. >> 15,000 people wor

kate larson, "abc7 news." >> kate, thank you. here's a good reason not to ignore flooded warnings. crews had to rescue a driver who went around barricades and ended up in a flooded ditch on stoney point road. >> the napa river is expected to peak above flood stage tomorrow morning. "abc7 news" discovered several areas in napa valley already water logged. napa has closed some public areas and parks. flooding is not expected in downtown. a bypass built in 2015 is working as designed. >> keep an eye on some of the rising creek levels on live cameras online. check out this on bridge street where you can see the water is nearing flood warning stage. >>> the chp says the weather likely caused a deadly crash, when a tow truck driver was helping out a prius, and a pickup spun out and slammed into him. the driver of the prius was not hurt. >>> weather like this typically makes just a mess at sfo, as you know. 344 flights were delayed today, another 183 canceled outright. power tonight. this is pg&e's realtime outage map. more than 3200 customers are in the dark with the highest concentratio

that's kate larson on the scene. thanks for your time, kate. kristen, you can clearly see that there is more smoke/steam coming off the location. the winds shifted and the big concern is whether the flames would get into another series of building or another building and cause for damage. >> yep, they're hoping to limit it to just the four right now that have been affected, but as we were talking about all that water that's being put on that area, another issue and this of course, much later on, but when we have overnight temperatures, lows below freezing, you are going to create more problems, some of which include possible black ice on the roadways, which i know san francisco sans don't think about that as well. >> you think about firefighters on top of the building, they are in a precarious position, putting their lives on the line to protect san franciscans, battling their best to keep the fire in the building above the hong kong lounge, to keep it contained to that area, but as these flames continue, now it's been so long, the question is

kate brady good morning kate so first what are the defendants actually accused of doing in this case well we have five defendants on trial in that charge with violation of geminis and also war weapons export control laws now this is due to the export of more than four thousand assault rifles to mexico which we just saw there in their report specifically to areas which were the lack listed under these export control laws and prosecutors say that these heckler employees who are on trial what in fact aware of the of the and destination of these weapons ok but apparently they're accused of trying to conceal the actual destination there is this an isolated case kate or is it symptomatic of a bigger problem well this case has indeed opened up a big problem in german exports and the responsibility of these five defendants has actually been mitigated by some evidence which was found during this trial which actually showed that there was actually irregularities in how the export certificates were drawn up by government authorities who apparently misinterpreted the law and state government authorities in this case exactly is worth pointing out that it's actually the german economy ministry in agreement with the foreign ministry that actually is in charge of these decisions but in this case no government official has officially being charged over the crimes and this is something that the plaintiff is actually calling for so it raises questions also about government oversight when it comes to arms exports interesting what sort of sentence could the defendants face if they're found guilty of the charges they're facing well prosecutors of call for prison

kate del castillo cuenta del linchamiento que fue nieto nos cuenta raÚl telenoveÍ haya causado tanta expectativa como su vida misma los saludo desde la ciudad de mÉxico. ahora kate del castillo estÁ a punto de aparecer un libro, un libro sobre lo que ha vivido en los Últimos aÑos el libro se llama katevamos escuchar a kate del castillo." >>> se manifestaron pÚblicamente criticando lo que el poder judicial del gobierno de peÑa nieto hacia ilegalmente en mi contra es >>> este libro serÁ publicado por la revista proceso y en Él hay entrevistas con investigadores, con analistas y jueces para ver lo quee viviÓ en el proceso contra kate del castillo luego del encuentro que tuvo en la clandestinidad con joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn y ahora kate del castillo millon dÓlares. >>> ahora estoy en una etapa de exigir justicia espero que mi caso nunca se repita con este libro ayudemos a buscar la justicia que nos merecemos los ciudadanos >>> despuÉs de 3 aÑos kate del castillo pudo regresar a mÉxico luego de un auto exilio en estados unidos. y sobre todo esto el actual no o gobierno no ha dicho nada. >>> tengo la obligaciÓn de demandar y exigir y de nunca, nunca mÁs callar. >>> se trata por supuesto de un melodrama de la vida real en que probablemente la actriz inter probablemente la actriz inter pr

kate snow to tell their story. they say that they were targeted for abuse and now these women want justice. nbc news national correspondent, my friend kate snow, joins me now. the women you're about to talk about were just kids. >> yeah, they were children. they were living overseas. their parents missionaries, and their parents joined a group that was then known as new tribes mission. it's one of the largest evangelical missions in the world, operating in remote parts of more than a dozen countries. but while their parents were off teaching the bible, they say they were sexually abused by fellow missionaries. now they want to make sure it never happens again. >> if i asked all of you as a group, what's this about for you? is there a word? >> truth. >> justice. >> justice. >> five women speaking out on national tv for the first time, exposing years of sexual abuse by men devoted to preaching the word of god. as children between the late '70s and early '90s, they lived in some of the hardest to reach places on the globe. their parents sent to work as christian missionaries by a florida organization then known as new tribes mission. the kids were placed in boarding schools where dorm fathers were in charge. they would lead devotional readings each night then put the girls to bed. all say that's where the sexual abuse happened. >> he would tuck me in at night, and he would just sit on my bed and stay too long. >> carrie and bonnie both lived in senegal, west africa, where they say they were abused by their dorm dad, david brooks. over in the philippines, joy and kelly say they were abused by their dorm dad, who was also kelly's biological father. >> he would put the chair next to my bed and put his hands under the covers. to this day, i sleep with a pillow on either side of me. >> i was roommates with almost every single girl that was molested or raped. and i had to pretend i was asleep as well. >> you okay, bonnie? >> i need a minute. >> when carrie finally told her parents what happened to her, she says the mission tried to cover it up. >> the mission leadership told me dad on the phone, you are going to run this man's ministry if you keep talking about this. >> so he continued to serve as a dorm dad. >> uh-huh. >> in senegal. >> yes. >> after more complaints, the mission led david brooks go back to the u.s. when kelly reported alleged abuse at the hands of her father, she says mission leaders tried to silence her as well. >> i was called in as a 15-year-old with three men in a room. they told me to not say anything. >> her family was abruptly sent back to the u.s. >> nobody calls the police? nobody tells the authorities in the u.s. at least? >> no one. >> new tribe's mission now called ethnos 360, admits more needed to be done. child abuse in any situation is heartbreaking, our heart goes out to any victims, a spokesperson told nbc news. in 2010, new tribes commissioned an outside investigation into only what happened in senegal. it found more than 20 children were sexually abused over two decades, and david brooks, the dorm dad in senegal, was by far the biggest offender. >> your abusers have not been charged with a crime. >> huh-uh. >> no. >> are they on any kind of registered sex offender's registry? >> no. >> i think that's the scariest thing, thinking that they're still out there. >> we tracked down david brooks in a small town an hour south of atlanta. >> i'd like to ask you some questions about senegal, if i could. >> you may not. >> i may not? do you want to say that an investigation found whether or not you abused children? >> no response whatsoever. >> the dorm dad from the philippines lives in virginia and agreed to speak. he confessed to abusing missionary kids but not his own daughter kelly. >> i did sexually molest these 8-year-olds there when we were living at the dorm. it always happened at night when everybody was sleeping. >> do you think you should have gone to jail? >> yeah, sure. i should have decapitated probably. >> as adults, every one of these women reached out to law enforcement authorities and were told it was too late to press charges. >> how many of you worry this might still be happening? >> every day. >> i think about that every day. >> i think that's why this is so important, just to show others that there's no shame. >> you have strength. >> i'm strong for the little girl that was never able to say anything, and i'm strong for her and i'm a strong woman and will do my best to protect anybody who sees this and wants to speak out. >> so ethnos 360, formerly known as new tribes, told us a few more things. they've made improvements in child protection policies. they have recurring child safety training. they say they've hired an independent team to review ministry locations. they say staff members were terminated and disciplined and they set up a perpetual fund to assist victims with counseling. i will say the women we interviewed say they were told they reached a limit and then they were cut off and no longer being reimbursed for any of the counseling. we should also mention that two of the women we talked to settled with new tribes mission, now ethnos 360. >> okay. so ethnos 360 has new investigators, new policies. those investigators aren't the police though. so these two men, they've never been charged. >> yeah, let me drill down on that. never, at the time of the alleged crimes, were either of these men reported to law enforcement. now, ethnos 360 did say that they contacted authorities over the years, including local law enforcement officials now, where both men live, but we called those sheriffs and police, and they said to nbc news, we had no idea an accused pedophile was living here. for example, one of the people they say they called back in the day was a hotline in florida. neither of these two lived in florida. so there's a lot of confusion about why they didn't call law enforcement back then. >> this is an incredible story. thank you so much for telling it. my heart goes out to those women. they are brave warriors. they really are. katenks again. kate snow does the toughest stories here. she really does. >> thanks, steph. >>> next, a trump official is hurting the very people that she's tasked with protecting. the head of the consumer financial protection bureau wants to scrap a lending rule meant to guard the most vulnerable americans. payday loans can be so costly, some with an insane annual percentage rate pushing 400%. payday lending, this is predatory lending. it preys on the most vulnerable people. they're not going to payday lend so they can buy jewelry. they're doing it so they can pay their heating bill. please stick around. you're watching "velshi & ruhle." atching "velshi & ruhle. >>> welcome back, in a potential win for the worst industry in my opinion, payday lending, it is like loan sharking. the president's pick to head the consumer financial bureau has proposed eliminating rules that eliminate the number of back-to-back loans that can be made. now, she wants to require lenders to verify that the bar wo

let's talk more about this now with good of your correspondent kate brady following the story kate what is german and british law say about the return of the stache olds who joined islamic state to wage war in another country. well the u.k. does not have the right to revoke his citizenship from british citizens if they are proven to have to prove to pose a risk sorry to national security but only if they have jule nationality so if they have a second citizenship now this is a measure which germany has also been considering for some years now and in recent weeks has become a point of contention once again in the german government so he said on one side you have the german conservatives demanding a similar law to that in the u.k. and there that coalition partners the social democrats positioning themselves against that so this could still be something that could one day become a measure here in germany to ok but still germany will simply have to deal with this problem how does a country intend to do that to to bring back word to repatriate its islamic state fighters well the german interi

kate. line producer will kate and his wife sarah. jillian: look how beautiful.e wants to be a linebacker congratulations to the entire family. rob: cute kid. on paternity leave. jillian: enjoy it and enjoy your new little bundle of joy. rob: have a nice weekend. we will see you later. jillian: "fox & friends" starts right now. >> one week until the deadline striking a border deal. >> we will see what happens. we need border security. we have to have it. it's not an option. >> freshman congresswoman raising eyebrows with ambitious climate plan that includes scaling back, in some cases eliminating air travel. >> we are going to transition this country into the future. >> this is not real. it can't be legislation. this is not serious. >> senate judiciary committee sending bill barr's nomination to a full vote next week. barr is expected to become the permanent attorney general after president trump fired jeff sessions last year. >> i will never let you down. you can say that never. all unitedy

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kron 4's kate rooney is here with the details. (kate) it's looking possible but there are still a lot of factors in play...reports surfaced yesterday that the raiders were nearing a deal to share newly anointed oracle park with the giants this fall...but no one is quite ready to make an official announcment last night reports suggested a deal was all but done...however , neither the giants nor the raiders would comment today...san francisco's oracle park has been tossed around as a possible home for the raiders since december...that 's when the team announced it was pulling out of a one-year lease extension at the oakland coliseum...a response to the city's anti-trust lawsuit against the raiders and the nfl...oakland city councilmember no-el gallo told me today that for mark davis and the raiders to even consider playing in san franciso would be disrespectful to a fan base that continues to support the team. and san francisco supervisor matt haney, whose district includes oracle park, said there are many factors áasideá from the product

kate: hi, travis. i'm kate. lemonis: if i can just get these guys to actually tell their story, the chances of selling that watch are increased dramatically. i tasked them with putting together a simple board that told their story, create a silent salesman that said exactly what you do and why you do it. travis: all right. kateative." "flexible." ismael: how about this? "flex isn't just a fashion statement, it's a lifestyle." kate: i mean, obviously this is a very... california-inspired mood board. ismael: it feels like a travel agency. you know? like, you're enticing me to go to california. lemonis: there was a story. it just wasn't the story that i was gonna invest in. it felt like venice beach meets, i don't know, "hawaii five-0." did you know it was a watch company? kate: no. trevor: we were trying to make it cool in some way. i think a lot of middle america buy that california lifestyle. lemonis: so you're a california-lifestyle brand now? trevor: well, we grew up here, and so all of us -- lemonis: i grew up in miami, but i don't put pictures of miami everywhere. trevor: unless you really liked miami. lemonis: i do like it, but if i'm selling rvs, i don't put pictures of south beach. kate: the market is very crowded with people wanting to tell the california story. sometimes it can come across as very d

kate larson joining us live along the embarcadero tonight where we understand, kate, it is indeed raining. >> reporter: absolutely, dion and eric. the rain started to come down lightly 30 minutes ago. really in the past few minutes since the newscast started, the rain has picked up and so has the wind. the bay area has been through a cold windy and rain-filled weekend. trees fell across power lines and cars had trouble on the roads. on sunday, mud came sliding down a hillside off highway 9 in saratoga, blocking the road and cars trying to get to a winery near the santa cruz mountains. >> it's not the end of the world, but it is basically an inconvenience definitely. >> reporter: and in san francisco, thousands of runners maneuvered around some big puddles ons slippery sidewalks for kaiser permanente's half marathon event around golden gate park in ocean beach. if you stopped mid afternoon you might have seen this, rainbows arched across a soggy but sun filled city. snow in the sierra trips to sports stores to gear up for ski trips. >> goggles, helmet. >> reporter: angie flew from australia to ski stateside. she's headed farther east to colorado. >> really good snow which is why i've come all the way from sydney. >> reporter: what are you ready for? >> for snow. >> reporter: 2-year-old abigail is headed to tahoe this week and is looking forward to one thing in particular. >> snow plow. >> reporter: if you're planning a trip to the sierra, you're not alone. meaning traffic can be tough. >> today to get back was six hours, so it was rough. >> reporter: cal trans shows snowy conditions in the mike pompeo tans. winter storm watch is in effect until tuesday in the lake tahoe area. >>> so chains are required on parts of i-80 and highway 50 in the mountains. so please, by all means, go enjoy the snow this week, but give yourself time and drive safely. same goes for the commute tomorrow because it will be raining still in the morning. live in san francisco, along the embarcadero, i'm kate abc7 news. >> all right, kate, thanks. now you can track the rain and check the weather conditions where you live with the abc7 news app. all you have to do is not able push alerts to get the latest news as it happens. >> the news now, we have learned that an uber driver and father from concord is among the two people who died in a wrong way crash involving several cars on highway 101 in san francisco early this morning. abc7 news reporter cornell barnard spoke with the family friend. >> the family as friends we cannot still accept that it happened. >> reporter: friends and family are remembering wahid killed sunday when his mini van was struck head on by a wrong way driver on highway 101 in san francisco. >> the vehicle got on the wrong way heading southbound in the northbound lane. collided with two vehicles and head on with another vehicle. >> reporter: the chp says the wrong way driver was killed. the accident scene was massive. it closed northbound 101 for hours and sent nine peo

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kate. sus papÁs tal vez la protegen demasiad >>> no sÉ. estoy pensando que e la consentida. mi papÁ y kate viven en un mundo de fantasÍa, ya viva en el mundo de la re realidad . >>> por ser actores >>> entonces mi papÁ se pone en su posiciÓn. >>> mi mamÁ test pero para antes para hablar de muchas dudas, incluso de por qÉe hizo esto para tambiÉn saber acerca de la demanda que le puso veremos la siguiente parte de la entrevista >> tengo adicciÓn a la adrenalina, quiero llamar la atenciÓn de jovenes, >> hambre de >> pero quÉ necesidad >> ( habla muy rÁpido( >> no de dinero, de querer trabajar, entraste por la puerta grande, entonces entrase con una criminal al paÍs >> y fueron 20 minutos de angustia, tuvo alerta migratoria y tu abogado mira, el no la toÓ gusto, a federico conmigo, para que yo entrara sin ningÚn problema >>> y el de tiziano, te van a arrestar y sin olla, me van a regresar a estados unidos, muchos mexicanos les parece ridÍculo, y ofensiva la cifra de $60,000,000, el la era proporci a esos daÑos, fue algo calculado con algo que no tiene nada que ver >>> son cosas que vienen de las peritos para que la gente sepa en todos los sentidos, psicolÓgicos, asÍ que, eso es algo que ya verÁn los abogados, >> exactamente, el gobierno no ayuda con el problema hasta el gobierno, es que no soy una persona pÚblica, vivo de mi imagen, y estoy abierta, lo que tÚ quieras >>> no busco la aprobaciÓn de e, y yo sÉ que no le va a gustar a todos, quiero hacer una pelÍcula, era todo lo que querÍa, tenia el testimonio de alguien que estÁ vivo y me parecÍa que tenia oro en las manos, por malas decisiones y falta de intuiciÓn, por lo que quieras, me vi afectada y hoy estar asÍ en mi pais, con mi hermana que se lo agradezco, no serÍa una disculpa pÚblica, que se discute pÚblicamente no, una explicaciÓn del por quÉ actuarÁn asÍ, con la cortina de humo cuando habÍan temas muy fuertes que eran mÁs importantes que yo >>> sintiÓ que tuvo algo que fue muy duro con ella y eso sintiÓ >>> por supuesto >>> mi mamÁ me dijo, quÉ malo lo de tu hermana, tengo que hacer las preguntas que todo el mundo se hacia, me mete a las redes y empecÉ a ver lo que la mayorÍa de la gente se cuestiona y tenemos que hacer las preguntas incÓmodas, le hice las mismas preguntas con mucho respeto, como a todos mis entrevistados, cuando sabes escuchar te dan f informaciÓn >>> es una ventaja o desventaja de estar entrevistÁndote hermana >>>asmpredecible, no se sabe cÓmo reaccionar y mÁs cuando no hubo un acuerdo entre nosotras para decirle que se aceptaba la entrevista, dijo que iba como era, >>> estas hablando del respeto con ella y otros, pero a lo largo de los meses, hemos tenido el contacto, tengo resentimiento y te lo tengo que decir, digamos que vomita de este mismo res resentimiento, no te sientes en parte culpable por haber hecho eso tan latente >>> al final le pedÍ una disculpa, me dijo que tenÍa que hacerlo, cuantas veces ser disculpado por entrevista >>> nunca para que veas el poder, queremos decirle que lo mejor estÁ por venir, el final de esta entrevista confesiones, el especial >>> los cuatro cometimos el mismo crimen >>> >> (musica) >>de regreso a este especial, o confesiones con kateel castillo desconfiÓ de su hermana kate >>> quÉ te provoca a ti saber que va a haber una cadena per t perpetua. cuando en alguno de los mensajes supuestamente tÚ test lo primero que hice cuando me dijeron que estaba en prisiÓn, me dijeran que le declarara los derechos, le dije que, le dije que le preguntarÁ, porque tengo una familia, y no voy a decir mentiras Él quiere sentar en claro lo que sabe que usted >>> >>> por quÉ no sucediÓ eso cuando estaban el proceso, >>> hubo factores, que van con la mafia italiana de factores de nuestros personajes, >> ahora la lista de las mujeres del chapo imagina, es una locura >> dijo que nicamente, para que investigara no investigado, pÚblicamente, los cuatro come m cometimos el mismo crimen la Única que pararon fue a mi, >>> cuando me entero, jurÉ que lo habÍa hecho por obligaciÓn, te desconoce, eres mi hermana y te desconoce, cada vez que les pasÓ a ellos por la mente, yo regreso siempre a la uniÓn por encima de todo, >> puedo entender absolutamen

kate hudson was there so, we had to ask kate, how was she able to bye papass the no pics policy? >> i have some friends in places that let me pose, you know, get it out there a little bit. it was a blast. it was great. >> four days after the event we like to call the great brad and jen reunion, kate time out again. just be sure you don't call the 39-year-old a new mom. >> i'm not a new mom. i'm a veteran mother. i'm always mom. i have been -- i have been a mom my entire adult life, since i was 23 i have been a mom. >> kate was joined by kerry washington, michael douglas, and bella hadid at the fashion show. how was life been with rani? >> well, i didn't sleep last night. everyone always asks me, how do you get healthy? how do you lose the baby weight? it's about wellness. it's not about numbers, and it's hard. it's not easy. >>> coming up, don't let it go. we have got your first look at "frozen 2," filled with new stars. >>> then -- >> check out miley's man. he has got moves. ♪ how liam learned to do this. the story he probably wishes his co-star kept secret. >> he practiced in the restroom. >>> and our exclusive with kristoff st. john's ex-wife. >> kristoff suffered from bipolar. >> would he have been saved? >> the "y&r's" heartbreaking message he's only sharing with "e.t.." >>

kate upton. ladies and gentlemen, welcome kate upton. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪w. >> i k it's so fun. >> jimmy: welcome back. i love having you on. please. you look great. i haven't seen you in a while. but, you know, i thought about you during the super bowl. >> oh, really?my >> jdo you know why? do you remember? we did a -- >> our -- >> jimmy: photo shoot. >> our photo shoot, yes. >> jimmy: you do. you act like you don't remember. >> no, i remember. [ laughter i'm like -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> "oh, a photo shoot." >> jimmy: "of course, i remember who you are." h, yeah. y >> jimmy: jeremy. [ laughter ] you're my favorite program "the light night show." >> no, yeah, i remember . it's hard to remember. because i could barely recognize you. then i kind of found at the end it was you. >> jimmy: they painted my face. you can't even tell it's me at all. [ laughter ] that's my face there. >> yep. >> jimmy: i mean it coulonhave been a i mean it doesn't even look like a person. >> and you were jumping around. you were screaming. we were this random hot dog stand. they're like, "just nyn't react toing he's doing." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i remember that. i was trying to thke you laugh gh, right? >> yes, you were. and i was, you know, just trying to do my job, not react. >> jimmy: i know. i was getting you in trouble. a lot of people don't even realize when you are a model and you do these shoots, they're tough. they're long. and they like -- i mean -- they have you standing ondge of a thing, and doing these poses. but you got to hold it for -- 's almost torture. it really -- >> yeah, they're like, "stand in the cold. stand on this rock." >> jimmy: that's why ierould never e a model. so don't even -- >> yeah. [ laughter ] no, i thought we were going to do so manygeore shoots er. >> jimmy: no, no, my career is down the drain. but i will say this, the new "sports illustrated" swimsuit issue, the 2018. t look at thng. this photo of you, ooh la la. i mean, but this is -- yeah. bd it just -- everything was perfect and gorgeo tell me behind the scenes of this one. >> yeah. well, we were trying to catch "the little mermaid" wave, right? jimmy: yeah. >> and i think we did. >> jimmy: oh, totally. yeah. yeah, this is "the little rmaid," i remember. yeah, absolutely, yeah. [ laughter ] i remember seeing it at odd theatre. it was -- absolutely, i remember, yes. >> yeah, so they -->> immy: i only saw about 20 minutes of it. but it was a perfect. [ laughter ] >> they're like, "juthis rock." >> jimmy: yes. >> and they're like, "again, don't pay attention to anything happening arnd you and just look at the camera." so when the big wave was coming -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> they were like, "don't look at the wave, look at us. look at us. a lous. so i'm looking at them. >> jimmy: trying to be professional. >> yes, of course. >> jimmy: as always.ay >> a >> jimmy: you got this shot. but wait till you see -- we have video footage of what happed to you on this rock. d"re's kateh the spill out. >> watch the spill out. >> that's amazing. >> oh, my god. oh [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ] >> grab her. grab her. make sure she's okay. >> oh, my god. ♪ >> jimmy: then here's you laughing. okay, good. you're laughing. you're fine. but oh, my god. [ cheers and applause ] is that -- that's frightening. >> yea it was -- it was really scary. and, you know, that moment when the wave hit, you just -- i lost all control. and luckily, you know, you saw that man ran up. he's -- he ran up and grabbed my arm. and he gave me just enough time to push off the rock with my foot. so i was able to pusmy body away from the rock. and it wasn't going to be a thwhole face thing. >> jimmy: i mean's so frightening. but i liked that you didn't worry about covering anything up. you just -- >> no, yeah, yeah, yeah. whenever it's life or death, you ee the nipple. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, absolutely. wow. i always say that. exactly. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: hello, i have it tattooed on my bac

kate rooney says: "in pebble beach, i'm kate rooney, kron4 sports." today is national signing day for college football... and two of the best in the bay area played for powerhouse de la salle... today at the concord school national recruits isaiah henry to'oto'o announced which universities they will be attending...<> "i'll be spending the next four years at the university of tennesseee to'oto'o... a linebacker... is joining the tennesse volunteers... picking them over alabama, oregon and many other schools... the 6-2, 230 pounder was ranked by 247 sports as the 44th best player in the country... and the 3rd best outside linebacker foskey... a 6-5, 235 pound defensive end who is considered one of the top pass rushers in the country will be going to south bend to play for norte dame... he also had dozens of school pursuing him... but chose the irish... which was considered the front runner to get him both players talked about one of the biggest days of their young lives... and what it meant to them "i means a lot, being here with all of

kate warren of edward jones. kate, if the shutdown does show up in the numbers where exactly will we see it. >> i think we'll see it more on the unemployment rate than we will on payroll numbers. if the shutdown shows up, it will mean a higher unemployment rate than the 3.9% that's expected and was the case last month and that's because the federal workers who weren't working will be counted as unemployed rather than employed. so i don't think that's actually going to change the number very much but that would make things look a lot worse than they really are as those workers are now at least temporarily back at work. lauren: and rob, we're coming off a very strong december job creation number so it's going to be a tough follow-up. but nonetheless, if we see a decent print, how do you make the argument as many people do, many economists do and certainly fear that there's an economic slowdown? >> well, first off, i don't necessarily believe and i don't see there's an economic slowdown. i mean, i have the good, the bad and the ugly cake on this situation. the good is that small business owners are still leading the charge. they created or are almost going to create as many jobs as big business in america in january. the bad. i think the numbers are going do be fuzzy for the analysts. analysts are going to have trouble because of the shutdown. back in 2013, what happened was these government workers that were laid off and not working, many of them were counted as just absent for work. so i think analysts are going to struggle trying to figure it out. the ugly is that there's 6.9 million jobs available and we don't have enough people to fill the positions. look at our s.t.e.m. situation. china graduated almost 4 million s.t.e.m. graduates from 2016 until now. america only 500,000. we're way behind some other countries when it comes to filling these high tech positions and i think we're going to feel that in 2019. lauren: you know what, no matter if the numbers are good, bad or ugly, katet matter because we heard from the fed and they're going to be pretty doveish in 2019. >> i think that's actually the case. i think also rob just gave us part of the reason that the numbers will matter less than usual, which is nobody is quite sure how to interpret them. if the numbers are a lot weaker than expected, then i think most people will say well, that's probably the impact of the government shutdown. shutdown if they're stronger than expected, that would be a sign that the economy is continuing to be strong, that employers have ignored a lot of the uncertain you at this and have kept hiring. that will actually be a positive catalyst. but you can see it's one of those situations where nobody's quite sure what to make of them. lauren: i know. and then -- >> that's uncertainty for the market. lauren: then there's the excuse that all companies can just give. well, we don't know exactly because the government was shut down and maybe this furloughed worker when they get the phone c

kate cry. royal staff recently said both meghan and kate are the target of toxic trolls, but tonight the palace isn't commenting. lester? >> kelly cobiella in london, thank you. >>> coming up, is it worth it to test your dog's dna? >>> well, for those of us who don't have dogs competing for best in show at westminster, is it worth getting one of those popular dog dna tests to learn more about them? he here's kristen dalgren. >> reporter: for pooches without papers, at-hs arome dnsurging popularity. more than a million dogs have been tested. just like home tests for humans, the technology claims to tell you a lot about genetic makeup, things like your dog's breed, health risk, traits, even relatives. but veterinarian lisa moses says dog dna tests are not regulated and can be misinterpreted, warning against making any medical diagnosis or decision on the results alone. >> it's really far too early for us to be able to use those results, to be able to say that that dog is going to get sick. >> reporter: embark, one of the big companies says test results can be helpful, adding owners and veterinari

kate snow: a picture perfect life, until she disappeared. i imagine you were calling, leaving messages. calling, texting. and we started wondering. kate snow: why would she just leave? i called her best friend and said, did cher meet somebody? did she have a man that i don't know about? is something going on? kated she go? she wasn't selling that place. she loved it. kate snow: and why did someone new now own her slice of paradise? this guy fooled us all. he fooled everybody. he got away with murder. he got away with murder. [music playing]

ok let's talk about this story with more with either of you correspondent kate brady following the story for us this morning kate what does german and british law say about the return of its nationals who joined islamic state to wage war in another country well the u.k. is one of the few western countries now that passed a law recently which enables it to revoke the citizenship of british citizens if they're found to be a threat to national security and important to point out if doing so won't actually leave that person state less germany on the other hand has considered implemented a similar measure on several occasions particularly after the terror attacks in germany in recent years but that has never been implemented here so in principle german citizens do have the right to be repatriated here ok well how does germany plan to deal then with the repatriation of this is a long state fighters. well the german interior minister horsy hoffa has now set out a rather strict set of conditions in order that would see i asked foreign fighters repatriated to germany and the us thought to be around forty i asked foreign

kate cry. royal staff recently said both meghan and kate are the target of toxic trolls, but tonight the palacesn't mmenting. lester? >> kelly cobiella in london, ank you. >>> coming up, is it worth it to test your dog's dna? hi susan!hs) honey? i respect that. but that cough looks pretty bad... try this new robitussin honey. the real honey you love... plus the powerful cough relief you need. mind if i root through your trash? new robitussin honey. because it's never just a cough. because they let me to customize my insurance, and as a fitness junnge, i customize everyt like my bike and my calves. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ back pain can't win. thankfully there's aleve back and muscle pain. aleve targets tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. aleve back & muscle. all day strong. all day long. i saw my leg did not look right. i landed. i was just finishing a ride. i felt this awful pain in my chest. i had a pe blood clot in my lung. i waarhad t d clothavingney pn danger of having another. my d

kate rooney was at fanfest today and has details. kate rooney says: "san francisco giants fans didn't let a little inclement weather get in the way of fanfest today at oracle park...hundreds of people lined up for photos, autographs and more, and for these fans, the actual season can't come quickly enough." steve wohl says: "i just love the season, i love the rhythm of it, the ups and downs, i love the every day of it." ulysses perdida says: "hoping to come spend my weekend days here again, beautiful sun, beautiful stadium, a new season you know? ready to go." today the fans were ready for the fun that comes with being at the ballpark for the first time this year.silver ciprian says: "once a year you're here, you can anticipate it before the season, and you're with fans, and you just get excited for the season coming up."david beede says: "all in all everybody's excited, you know, a lot of positive energy from the people we've run into." and though not everyone made it to the autograph booth or the selfie station, all the fans share similar desires for the season ahead.kaitlyn joe says: "hoping for a great, no injury season, and having a lot of fun out there."kellen wohl says: "i'm looking forward to a winning season, and i think that'll happen this year."kateoney says: "so even though the season doesn't officially get underway til march, giants fans are ready for some baseball, and the general consensus is, today's kickoff was worth getting wet for. at oracle park, kate rooney, kron4 sports." (justine) sentor elizabeth warren has entered the 2020 race for president. what she wants to change... and what president trump tweeted after her major announcement. (jrs) plus we take a look at the latest polls and see where oakland native kamala harris stands in her chances of winning the democratic presidential bid. a major accusation against the national enquirer's parent company. why amazon founder jeff bezos says it tried to blackmail and extort him. " i have great respect for jeff bezos ... but he bought the washington post to have political influence ..." (justine) three years ago, while on the campaign trail, candidate donald trump went after the founder of amazon ... and now, their feud has dramatically escalated. (justine) the world's riche

prince william and princess kate set the tone. kate in this gorgeous mcqueen gown.for best director and best film for "roma." meanwhile, bradley cooper was there across the pond where his film, "a star is born," was nominated for seven awards. he wasn't the only one. taylor swift, who is rarely photographed with her boyfriend here, joe alwyn, but she was there at the baftas with him, who stars in "the favourite." [ applause ] >>> and finally this is a good way to start a monday. disney released the new trailer for the live action "aladdin" during the grammys. the highlights, check this out. we get to see will smith all decked out in blue as the genie for the first time. take a look. ♪ >> you really don't know who i am? genie? wishes? lamp? none of that ringing a bell? [ cheers and applause ] >> looks like he's bulked up some. >> i know. >> a different kind of genie. >> it's been 27 years since the first animated "aladdin." now smith taking on the famous role by robin williams as the all-powerful genie. someone posted on twitter where will smith also shared that writ

kate rogers has those. kate >> very strong fourth quarter for chipotle eps adjusted that's compared to estimates of $1.37. revenue at $1.23 billion for the fourth quarter estimates from wall street, 1.19 same store sales, 6.1% street looking for an increase of 4.5%. the company noted 2% transaction growth in the quarter. digital here up 65.6% in the quarter. now accounting for 12.9% of sales. for the full year, the company said digital group by more than 42% and they also said they achieved 4% full year and opened up 137 new stores and closed or relocated 54 the stock, as you can see, is higher by nearly 6%. >> i'll throw in another big beat restaurant level operating margin, katerease from 15%. what do they do this quarter >> sara, this is all part of brian nichols reimagining and turnaround plan for chipotle they're testing, introducing new menu items second make lines in many of their stores, hoping to have them in all of their stores by the end of 2019. clearly, he's doing things right here and the stock is reacting very well. >> kate rogers, thanks very much let's discuss this further, joining us from stephens inc. pretty impressive beat across the numbers. >> a strong quarter, thanks for having me. 6.1%, street around 4% strong number there. you mentioned how this has been a strong start of the year that's been wise, anticipation of a stronger top line and higher expenditures and pointing to what you mentioned a minute ago as far as margins being better year over year. a positive surprise in both. >> yeah. i mean, the operating margins was impressive, especially if this is a business that's been investing to try to turn around and get sales up wasn't that

since then, we have seen kate and meghan together where they appear to like each other's company. how is katee claims? >> i'm told she wants to rise above it and put on a united front. we are duchesss. we are friends and sisters-in-law. no royal rift here. >> all right. sticking with meghan, here is something everyone can agree on. the duchess is a trend setter and she has been from the very beginning, from her clothes to her freckles. even hollywood has found a way to connect the dots. so tonight's "e.t." beauty trend, freckle tattoos. >> meghan markle has definitely put the freckle tattooing on the map. people really started talking about freckles more than ever. >> for the record, the royal's freckles are au naturel, but for those who aren't blessed with her sun-kissed speckles -- >> freckle tattooing is mimicking that real, natural freckle look. >> former bachelorette tried it, and meghan isn't the only celeb inspiring her clients. >> lucy lu, kendall and kylie, emma stone, lindsay lohan. >> first step. >> our clients don't feel any pain. >> then drawing where the freckles will go. >> i'l