kathryn: yes. vicky: and why do you think that? kathryn: because i know that two other people had reported abuse by the same man. vicky: leehane says in college, after learning about jane's alleged abuse, she wrote a letter to miller, now the principal, reporting what happened to her. robert allard: there were active attempts on behalf of this administration to suppress the sharing of information about crimes which were committed on this campus. vicky: attorney robert allard says the school did not follow the law. robert: if you have a reasonable suspicion that a sex crime has occurred, your obligation the law tells you, you must call the police and report it. you're not to investigate it. you're not to ask the victim questions. you're not to ask the teacher questions. vicky: fernandez taught as presentation for 14 years after these women say they went to miller. he died in 2015. the school admits it did not report any of the incidents to cps or police. in a statement, miller said: "phs conducted an investigation more than 25 years

phil: kathryn omwandho in nairobi, thank you.many's two main political parties have made a major breakthrough in efforts to form a new coalition government. chancellor merkel's conservatives and the center-left social democrats say they have reached an agreement on the refugee family reunions. refugees already in germany will be allowed to bring their families to join them. but there will be a limit on the number they will have to be allowed to do so. dw's charlotte potts is at a headquarters where talks have been taking place. welcome. both parties describing this as a win, but it does have its critics. charlotte: yes, for sure. lots of criticism today, and i would rather call it progress than a breakthrough. we have to remember that this topic of family reunification has been heatedly discussed since the so-called refugee crisis in 2015. and the number of refugees actually affected is around 150,000 -- a rather small number if you think about the more than 800,000 people that came at the height of the refugee crisis. but it is

also back with us ann and kathryn.k about the first year of jeff sessions as attorney general because he has done a lot from policy perspective. a lot of talk about his fallout with the president, bad relationship with the president but still implementing the trump agenda. so can the actions of the justice department exist in the same universe as these efforts towards prison reform that kushner wants? >> that's a great question. i think with sessions he has driven this return to tough on crime law and ford era that really drove mass incarceration. so that's the question of the day. he's addicted to filling up the prisons rather than reducing it. >> now jared kushner wants to take steps for prison reform that's part of what the meeting is about. our friends from axios reporting this. that senator grassley corrections act. this week the american bar association asked the senate to do that. so when you look at legislative actions that the white house wants, this is grassley bill a good place to start? >> i think it is a g

. >>> joinl joining me is our guests, kathryn, you first, on these two tweets, the buttoning kathryn,ou first, on these two tweets, the button with capitals and the media awards, donald trump is tweeting by. your thoughts? >> look, this is more trumping trump except now the survival of the entire planet is at risk, of course. the nuclear button tweet, it's too on the nose, right? it's like i have a bigger button and mine works and his doesn't. it's like somebody hasn't told him how this is reading to the rest of the world, and for all that we heard months ago, a year ago about how trump was playing this game of 3 d chess, this isn't 3 d chess. this is a child getting angry and knocking the board over and the rest of us have to pay for it. >> john, there is ample evidence from all of the writeups that doesn't care but he doesn't do what he does for history, for the rest of the world. he specifically does it to entertain his fans. this is -- is there any sort of real world example that you can point us to of any president viewing his job this way? >> definitely not. there has never been

kathryn stephanie, a veteran at city hall. the appointment was widely praised but some are critical of her political ambitions. abc 7 news reporter vic lee has more. >> i kag rein steph. >> interim mayor mark farrell wasted no time picking his successor to the board of supervisors, a position he vacated when he was elected by his peers last week to the city as top job. >> kathryn has been a fierce advocate for gun control laws and work with moms demand action. a national leader i know she will carry forward. >> stephanie has been county clerk since 2016. prior to that the former prosecutor worked as farrell's legislative aide. >> i know the job. i know my community. and i know the issues. i know how city hall works. and i am able to hit the ground running. >> in the crowd, oakland mayor libby shaf, a long-term friend and supervisor he is praise the the appointment. >> it's a delightful choice i can't wait to work would hadder. >> we have somebody ready to do the job for the is it zblee exactly what stephanie did. only horsepow

fantastically directed by kathryn bigelow.a shame. i thought it was a really gripping piece of work. absolutely. a hard watch, but it is brilliant. but it has to be tough because of the subject matter. it would be wrong if it wasn't. absolutely. this is the chance to see it, if you didn't see it in the cinema. it's on dvd this week. mark, thank you very much. see you next week for more. there is, of course, more film news and reviews from across the bbc on the website. you know the address, bbc.co.uk/mark kermode. you can find our previous programmes on the bbci player. it's a busy week at the cinema. enjoy your cinema going. see you next time, bye—bye. quite a bit of drama coming with regard to the weather. it has already been very wet and windy across many northern and western parts of the british isles. there is rain at the moment around the humber down towards the seven. come the morning that is down towards the south—east. a wet commute here. some very strong rain and strong winds gradually getting away from the south—eas

fantastically directed by kathryn bigelow.ed off the radar, which is a shame. i thought it was a really gripping piece of work. absolutely. a hard watch, but it is brilliant. but it has to be tough because of the subject matter. it would be wrong if it wasn't. absolutely. this is the chance to see it, if you didn't see it in the cinema. it's on dvd this week. mark, thank you very much. see you next week for more. there is, of course, more film news and reviews from across the bbc on the website. you know the address — bbc.co.uk/mark kermode. you can find our previous programmes on the bbc iplayer. it's a busy week at the cinema. enjoy your cinema—going. see you next time, bye—bye. hello once again. i suspect that the weather in the past 2a hours in the west of cornwall has been a tough watch as well, 36.2 millimetres of rain in campbell, just down the road would have a big maritime equivalent is off to the isles of scilly said as airport, 1.8 celsius was the warm spot, small comfort i suspect however that were shrouded in clou

fantastically directed by kathryn bigelow.dar, which is a shame. i thought it was a really gripping piece of work. absolutely. a hard watch, but it is brilliant. but it has to be tough because of the subject matter. it would be wrong if it wasn't. absolutely. this is the chance to see it, if you didn't see it in the cinema. it's on dvd this week. mark, thank you very much. see you next week for more. there is, of course, more film news and reviews from across the bbc on the website. you know the address, bbc.co.uk/mark kermode. you can find our previous programmes on the bbci player. it's a busy week at the cinema. enjoy your cinema going. see you next time, bye—bye. hello once again. definitely more excitement and drama at your local cinema than there is with the weather at the moment. make the most of the quiet spell. a bit of a phoney war going on. things are going to change over the next few days, which we will come to. this is how it was before the sun went down. a lot of cloud yet again across the british isles. i'm sure

there has only been one woman director to win an oscar for 2009's "the hurt locker" kathryn bigelow.> the guy in the middle of the "today "show shakeup. >> willie is a good person to assess the differences on the set now that matt law sir gone and hoda kotb has taken over. >> thank you so much for being with us. >> how are things going? >> amazing. you can't not be happy for hoda. she's a genuine, loving, feeling, energetic person. he zerves pit. it's good for everybody. >> reporter: what former colleague matt lauer. he said in touch. >> i texted with him on a personal level. he's reconnect we can his family and figuring egg out. >> reporter: since his firing, the "today" family has been on a roll. >> they're kicking butt. >> we begin this morning. >> reporter: as for contract cbs this morning." viewership has largely held without charlie rose. >> a new beginning with an old friend. >> i'm happy to be here. >> starting a new chant person a new beginning. >> jail told us the addition of "face the nation" host john dickerson is an asset. this after some wondered if they could continue

believe it or not, there has only been one woman director to win an oscar for 2009's "the hurt locker" kathryn bigelow. it's time. >> i remember well. >>> we also spoke with willie gisset who's in the middle of the "today" show shakeup. >> willie is a good person to assess the differences on the set now that matt lauer is gone and hoda kotb has taken over. >> thank you so much for being with us on a wednesday morning. >> how are things going? with hoda and savannah? >> it's amazing. you can't not be happy for hoda. she's a genuine, loving, it's good for everybody. >> reporter: what about former colleague matt lauer? willie told us matt stayed in touch. >> i've texted with him just on a personal level. he's sort of reconnecting with his family and figuring everything out. >> reporter: since lauer's firing, the "today" family has been on a roll in the ratings. >> they're kicking butt. they've won every week since they started. >> we begin this morning -- >> reporter: as for "cbs this morning." viewership has largely held without former co-host charlie rose. today they welcomed his replacement. >

volunteer kathryn ferguson and physician norma price all samaritans. rescuing those who are in desperate need of help illegal she'd been physically and mentally defeated by the deadly conditions people walk not only trails but they walk in circles because bill lost so you could have a child walking out here you could have a man a grandmother or you could have a group of people and all i'm doing is looking for anything that looks like a human being. but katherine and norma all the only ones on the lookout. and then. tell first to groups to help us the united states government has. as many border patrol and border patrol backup as there are stars in the sky. in an attempt to secure its borders the current administration is spending billions of dollars on enforcement money many argue is doing little to stop the human traffic merely rebooting it since they've closed the ports it forces people out into the secured. desert and people are dying so. it is supposed to send a message back to the villages and mexico that if you come here you'll die out of the des

it is up against the likes of tyler perry, kathryn hike l, emma watson and johnson.ners are voted online and will be announced march 3rd right before the oscars. >> how did jennifer lawrence and johnny depp go from being so acclaimed to being razzies? >> maybe you can't have a full career unless you win just once. >> they're still doing just fine. just ahead lester holt has an exclusive report from in side north korea. plus minnie mouse finally gets her due. and you look amazingly comfortable. when your v-neck looks more like a u-neck.., that's when you know, it's half-washed, add downy to keep your collars from stretching, unlike detergent alone, downy conditions to smooth and strengthen fibers. so next time don't half-wash it. downy and it's done. proud partner of the olympic winter games. but he hasoke up wwork to do.in. so he took aleve. if he'd taken tylenol, he'd be stopping for more pills right now. only aleve has the strength to stop tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. aleve. all day strong. the bathroom. when things go wrong here, you remember.

i know i see kathryn back there, the amazing people. thank you for your leadership. (applause) and the community of infrastructure and investment, nadia, you are somewhere here. thank you so much for the investment in the amazing development and the mayor's office of housing and community development. thank you for coming here. so without further adue, we want to start the celebration this ribbon cutting, this amazing moment, we have our supervisor malia cohen and mayor london breed here. first, i want to bring up our director to kick us off. (applause) >> thank you very much for being here this morning. this is a really, really important time for me and for all of us. as a child growing up here in hunters point, i actually played on this very spot where we're standing. which is a surprise, that our childcare center is now here. we lived right there in the building right there in the place right here we were playing as children, my sister and i, who is the co-founder and there was a lot of housing in this area here. when we opened up the center and my program directo

kathryn armstrong reports.creating a rare sight for both locals and tourists visiting new york's bryant park. certainly nothing like this in australia. coldest it gets in sydney is probably about six degrees. so coming here and it's —10, —i2, yeah, it's pretty unbelievable. i was asking myself, is it real? yes. further south, those who were used to a much milder winter are experiencing their own weather firsts. it's pretty wild. i've never seen palm trees with snow on them before. what do you think? it's — we've never seen this much snow down here, ever, i don't think. his family is from down here, and everyone is completely freaking out. parts of america have been coping with unseasonably low temperatures for more than a week. at least nine people are thought to have died in the cold. however, now the east coast is in the direct path of a weather phenomenon known as a bomb cyclone, expected to create blizzard conditions that could see widespread power outages, and create more scenes like this. snow—covered roa

the only one who has ever won is kathryn bigelow. sofia coppola, and we will find the other one!e. we chuckled, it is... her 21st nomination, breaking her own record! the shape of water isn't yet out in the uk, another week before cinemagoers make up their own mind on that. there are many fascinating areas in this week. greta gerwig, in director and screenplay, and the wonderful saoirse ronan, as we thought, here she is with laurie metcalf, nominated as best supporting actress. lady bird with five nominations, an achievement for a first—time film, an indie film, we are seeing that with these best picture nominations. they are in the lead. with three billboards outside ebbing. get out. these films that we are seeing, they make the shape of the oscars. things have changed, you do not get heritage products any more. the darkest hour is in there, and dunkirk you would expect that but we have different films in the make up of nine. it is exciting this year. they've done a very good set of nominations. martin mcdonagh would not getting a nod for best director. there was the sense he ma

and as catherine heenan shows us, millions of people are preparing for the worst <kathryn garcia nyc sanitation commissioner> "the weather meteorologists have started to talk about this is bombogenesis." "it's going to be incredibly low temperatures." "anywhere from eight to 12 inches of snow with very strong winds." "the biggest cold snap in 100 yearsa monster storm visible from space has already thrown the deep south into a deep freeze. a backyard pool in florida frozen solid."it's amazing. i've never seen this much snow here."tallahassee kids made snow angels ... the florida capital hasn't seen anything like this in nearly three decades.snowmen sprouted in savannah.children and dogs marveled at weather they've never experienced in their lives.naticy roads causing problems ... georgia police helping drivers unaccustomed to snow.cars spinnning out in texas. a 75-car pile-up blocked interstate 90 in upstate new york.florida officials shut dow

. >> reporter: in november, attorney kathryn stead nner fil a law suit. today she filed an amended complaint that includes wrongful death. according to the lawsuits, villa capri residents survived only because of the hercules efforts. they had to push or carry people downstairs in the dark. >> when i look at those people, visions of the titanic going down and people saying good bye for the last time got in my head. >> reporter: it alleges they have tried to silence former employees by offering them $750 to 15 hi$1500 in exchange for t signature on this letter sent by karen ellis. the letter states the employee has no knowledge of any violations of state, federal or local laws by oakmont management group that the employee has not already previously disclosed. the letter also requires the employee to waive any employment claims he or she has or could have against oakmont management group. >> i think it's an unusual letter. >> reporter: the department of social services is investigating the evacuations at three of their properties to determine if they follow

my thanks to kathryn smith. have fun. i have no doubt you will. we have a lot of news to get to.et right to it. >>> all right. top of the hour, 10:00 a.m. eastern. i'm poppy harlow. >> i'm john berman. we have breaking news and i got to tell you this is going to make waves. sources tell

. >> reporter: in november, attorney kathryn stead nner fil a law suit. today she filed an amended complaint that includes wrongful death. according to the lawsuits, villa capri residents survived only because of the they had to push or carry people downstairs in the dark. >> when i look at those people, visions of the titanic going down and people saying good bye for the last time got in my head. >> reporter: it alleges they have tried to silence former employees by offering them $750 to 15 hi$1500 in exchange for t signature on this letter sent by karen ellis. the letter states the employee has no knowledge of any violations of state, federal or local laws by oakmont management group that the employee has not already previously disclosed. the letter also requires the employee to waive any employment claims he or she has or could have against oakmont management group. >> i think it's an unusual letter. >> reporter: the department of social services is investigating the evacuations at three of their properties to determine if they followed evacuation plan

his wife kathryn had promised if he ever scored a hat—trick they'd get one.ented to let ‘gunner‘ the puppy, join the leehigh family. do know what they called it? it is a french bulldog. he is called gunner because they beat arsenal. it is a great name for a dog. i think he is either a boston terrier or a french bulldog. i can't really talk about this. i have a labrador called ruby. waffle is not keen. not terribly. they can be in the same room now, they have reached a truce. there is a bit of talk involved as well. anyway, it's good that they are making friends. this is lovely. is a dog walking weather? is it? anyway, carol has the weather now. you are quite right. it's also quite nice as well put humans. this morning, once again, rain moving across the country. brightest guys coming in. in scotland you can see this arc of rain. as the weather front which is drifting steadily towards the east. it then extends across parts of the pennines and into parts of the midlands. the whole lot is pushing in the direction of the north sea. moving away from that, it is a

. >> my name is kathryn. due to a fluke, conditional use lot merger 841 chestnut decided the illegally demolished was on the planning commission agenda august 21st. planning commission made a decision. we decided to appeal that decision to the board of supervisors. we appealed on december 5th. that was the result -- the result of that was the chronicle article with other areas mentioned. the problem is what went wrong, why did the city's safeguards fail to protect a historic building. the penalties in the building and planning code, the lack of coordination and communication between the department of building inspection and the planning department. the lack of comprehensive, transparent and publicly accessible process and the absence of penalties for such demolition that would dissway them of the cost of doing business and my personal recommendation, serial contractors and developers should be barred, barred from doing construction in the county of san francisco for five years. it's not a financial penalty. g

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on friday garcia zarate who was acquitted of murder in the shooting death of kathryn steinle in 2015as sentenced to three years in jail for a gun charge linked to the death but with credit for time served he will not serve any more jail time on that charge. zarate now faces federal charges for being an undocumented immigrant in possession of a firearm. his lawyers will fight the charge. >>> in fremont two men are recovering after being shot yesterday morning while confronting four car burglars. kevin sykes says he and his roommate found four people breaking into his truck and that is when he tried to physically stop the thieves. that is when they were shot. sykes is out of the hospital and his roommate is being treated but is expected to recover. >> it all just happened so fast. you know, looking back on it, i probably would have handled it differently, but i just wanted to get those people. >> the thieves were to men and two women in their 20s. >>> what started as a traffic stop in richmond led to police recovering two loaded guns and the arrest of four teenagers. on december 30 a c

<kathryn garcia nyc sanitation commissioner> "the weather meteorologists have started to talk about thisbombogenesis." "it's going to be incredibly low temperatures." "anywhere from eight to 12 inches of snow with very strong winds." "the biggest cold snap in 100 yearsa monster storm visible from space has already thrown the deep south into a deep freeze. a backyard pool in florida frozen solid."it's amazing. i've never seen this much snow here."tallahassee kids made snow angels ... the florida capital hasn't seen anything like this in nearly three decades.snowmen sprouted in savannah.children and dogs marveled at weather they've never experienced in their lives.naticy roads causing problems ... georgia police helping drivers unaccustomed to snow.cars spinnning out in texas. a 75-car pile-up blocked interstate 90 in upstate new york.florida officials shut down part of i- 10. travel will be difficult and danger

my thanks to kathryn smith. have fun. i have no doubt you will. we have a lot of news to get to. let's get right to it. >>> all right. top of the hour, 10:00 a.m. eastern. i'm poppy harlow. >> i'm john berman. we have breaking news and i got to tell you this is going to make waves. sources tell cnn that oprah winfrey is actively considering a white house run. this is just coming in now. we will have more details and the latest for you in just moments. >> we will indeed. from the man who just broke the news, brian stelter. "fire and fury" the book not a distant memory from the white house but buzz and speculation are coming fast just two weeks shy of one year of the trump presidency. the president, several of his top aides and officials spent much of the weekend defending his sanity and defending himself against the claims made in this book. let's get to the breaking news, brian stelter is here with us. brian, this is your reporting on what 2020 could look like. >> for the past few hours since that speech last night i've been calling, reaching out to some of oprah winfrey's close