so the stance that kia starmer has put forward a re stance that kia starmer has put forward are sensiblesh as hard as possible for the softest of soft brexit. it is in the interest of the uk and we need to make sure that the brexit process doesn't break up the united kingdom which is what nicola sturgeon is looking for. thanks forjoining us. that vote in edinburgh today comes on the eve of the triggering of brexit by theresa may tomorrow. let's talk to our correspondent in westminster. the talk up until now has been about whether or not brexit should take place. now we know it is absolutely happening, there's no question about that. the talk is about what kind of brexit we should be getting? that's right. of course, it will only be after article 50 is officially triggered that we are into what i would say is phase two of the brexit process. we have now finally got to article 50 being processed, the formal process that needs to happen to take the uk out of the eu. then we will get into the nitty—gritty of detail of exactly what kind of relationship the uk is going to have with the eu. and

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and finally, months later, this kia was on its way tompon. >> and philadelphia police always telling everyone you see something, you say something. the philadelphia parking shot authority is now looking into why the car was parked here so long and lucy, who owns it. >> big mystery to solve there, still. chris o'connell, thank you. police overseas say they have found the man behind a series of bomb threats against jewis jewih community center throughout the united states. jccs in our area within wield, cherry hill and wilmington received threats of course in recent weeks. >>> in south jersey, a huge turn out tonight for brave woman going through a difficult time. thanks to a caring community of family and friends and even strangers, melissa will be able to pay off her medical bills. fox 29's bruce gordon has more from mer chanville, camden county with the prescription that gave this woman one big smile. >> reporter: melissa her in the breathing mask found herself in the jammed packed bowling alley thursday night. she wouldn't have had it any other way. >> it means so much to me. it de

richard: in 2015, ciccone, 21 years old, found shot togette in her silver kia. now a year later a grand jury indictment against 29-year-old joshua williams and 28-year-old jonathan vejarano on murder charges. >> a sense of relief right now. it won't be full relief until conviction are done. there is a guilty verdict. richard: citing the continuing investigation, they have released no motive or how ciccone came the contact with the suspects. >> this has haunted me since thed richard: bonnie's husband found the kia in his driveway. >> the engine was revving. he got out and her car side open and he took the flash flight and he knew when he saw her, she was gone. >> the court documents list charge against both suspects including sexual assault, carjacking and burglary using or attempting to use a even with. there is a memorial for the life cut short. >> no amount of sorry or condolences will bring her back. richard: heather wanted to join the military. there were 800 people at the funeral. the two defendants are held without bond and they will likely have a court ap

she is out of form, missed the cut at the kia classic last week and will need to be at her best to keeping. obviously being the defending champion there isa being the defending champion there is a little bit pressure but at the same timei is a little bit pressure but at the same time i think it gave me the confidence to say that i can play well at this course, especially because i haven't had the greatest results prior to winning the ana inspiration, so yes, i am going to try my best. you can see the girls are playing great. we have the world's best golfers here and i think it is going to be exciting. the world's best are here and a handful have their sights set on world number one spot. among them that thai, second for 35 weeks in a i’ow. that thai, second for 35 weeks in a row. ask golf fans and they will value the women's and has never been in better shape. stacy lewis one in 2011 and says the condition is more intense than ever. it is the best players in the world. the entire world a re players in the world. the entire world are teeing it up every week and it is really hard to win o

ifhey ship a kia or honda here, they pay 2%. the key to north korea is making paid terrorists on american products if they don't take care of kim jong un. on to richardove burr missouri, democrat line. good morning. just wondering, it takes a lot of petrol to do that stuff the north koreans do. we are getting our gas from someplace. another thing, to give atomic bomb to the united states, i mean shipping containers coming to this country every day all over the united states. today check everyone to make sure there isn't a bomb on one of them? host: timothy from north carolina. good morning. yes, good morning. thank you for taking my call. please, let me talk. .ou guys always cut me off i would be glad to answer your question if you would hang on and not cut me off. ok, then. areou look at america, we creating this problem ourselves. it started with saddam hussein. he led us come in, do inspections, inspect palaces and everything. what did we do? we killed the guy. we did the same thing with good aussie -- we did the same thing b

suzanne: this is just some of the damage that was left behind when a kia sedona minivan slammed in the side of this manassas home. the accident took place in the 10100 block of loman drive around 4:30. police tell us a 19-year-old woman lost control of her car as she was driving eastbound. she was taken to the hospital and was charged with driving under the influence of drugs. we talked to a motorist who lives in the neighborhood who said he was going to work when he saw the kia being driven erratically. >> she ran right in the back of my pickup truck. just hard bang. she had to be running, i was running 25. she had to be running more than 10 miles faster or more. suzanne: there were five people in the house at the time, including three children. one of the adults tells me it sounded like a huge clap of thunder when the car slammed into the house. fortunately no one was injured. but as you can see, ther they will not be able to return here anytime soon. in manassas, suzanne kennedy. back to you. michelle: time now for a check of the traffic situation. trenice bishop is here with the de

and finally, months later, the silver kia was on its way to impound.nd talk about the security risk. you see how close that car was parked to major bus routes and also that train tracks up there. so very close in terms of homeland security issues. philadelphia parking authority says it will now look into why the car was here so long and who exactly owns it. iain. >> all right, good work, chris. thanks. philadelphia police officer on the wrong side of the law tonight over what he's accused of doing to a dog. crime he's charged with could make your stomach turn. he's accused of dumping emacia emaciated dark at a park in garage bar. >> her name is cranberry reach she recovered. she has new and wonderful life but the officer's problems are just now beginning. fox 29's shawnette wilson live at philadelphia police headquarters. shawnette it's a story we have been following for months. >> reporter: we have lucy you mentioned this officer's problems just beginning. you are so right, because from what i understand commissioner ross has suspended him for 30 days

can he hit one more three pointer for a car, for a kia. knock it down. that is he have an meredith out of oakland -- eva n meredith out of oakland. >> that was cool. >> they lost but at least there was one highlight. >> i thought for a second he wasn't going to make it. >> see you later everyone. have a good night. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. to take advantage of this offer on a volvo s90, visit your local dealer. here you go, pad thai, no peanuts. but does it have peanut oil? i'm not sure. everyone keep an eye on howard in case he starts to swell up. since it's not bee season, you can have my epinephrine. are there any chopsticks? you don't need chopsticks. this is thai food. here we go. thailand has had the fork since the latter half of the 19th century. interestingly, they don't actually put the fork in their mouth-- they use it to put the food on

she rammed her kia suv into a gas station convenience store.appears nobody was badly hurt, but the accident drew some look you lose. >> holy [bleep]. >> all, i like the finger too. >> it was an accident! i didn't kill nobody! it was an accident! do you really want me? >> oh, man. [laughter] >> you want it rough? >> oh, my god. >> your [bleep] mother should be happy. >> you are in big trouble, big trouble. this will go on facebook, snapchat, instagram. >> instagram and he even mentioned "red eye" too. how come everyone of these videos there is a golden arches in the background somewhere? always near mcdonald's. >> it is always near a place not serving the healthiest of food. >> she was coming after him. can you imagine somebody coming after you in the streets for photographing? i cannot imagine something like that happening. perhaps getting fired. that is a scary situation. the guy was actually running away and keeping her on camera. like a war correspondent. and there was a double pronged attack because another guy started it and she went right

but the kia expects of a potential deal, the kia expects of the negotiations right now both sides are firmly entrenched in where they stand. so, the path forward as we are now just a little under two hours away from that very important meeting, it's very unclear, wolf. >> very unclear indeed. all right, we have live pictures coming in from just outside that office. we'll stay in very close touch with you, phil mattingly on the hill. let's bring in our cour correspondents and experts. it looked like there were 25 or 26 no's or leaning no's. now it's up to 30 republicans no's or leaning no's. if there were 21 it is over in the legislation. it seems to be going in the wrong direction. >> as long as the door is open to negotiation, nobody likes this bill to be clear. none of the republicans love this bill. what you're trying to do is get them to pass a bill in which there are irreconcilable policy differences between a mark meadows freedom caucus on the right and a charlie dent or some of the new jersey moderates on the left in the republican caucus if you will. i just did that backwards

he was in a silver kia opt ma with the license plane 6 tjp 870. he was wearing a maroon-colored long sooefed shirts, blue jeans and glasses. he suffers from a medical condition and may become disoriented. call san jose police if you have any information about him. >>> san francisco police are investigating whether rain played a role in this crash between a squad car and another car. it happened at 5th and brannen streets just before 6:00 last night. two police officers and two other people suffered minor injuries in this crash. the other car had a lyft logo in the front window. the on-demand car company has not said if the driver was working for them at the time of the crash. >>> san jose police stay naked man shot by officers last week was holding a caulking gun. john bradley bowls was seen threatening children before he led officers on a chase friday. they opened fire after he pointed what looked like a weapon at them. san jose's police chief says he was shot again after reving his engine. >>> the city of oakland expected to approve a controvers

kia parrots come with a reputation for humor. folks in new zealand call their species the clown of the mountain. >> you mean parrots get the giggles? >> they sure do. they seem rather social. >>> there are many perks that come with being rich and famous but this may be hard to beat. >> the raiders player who just took care of his mom in a big way. >>> first we want to thank a viewer for this picture of the sun captured in an a-okay sign in san jose. share your pictures with us using >>> i'm ama daetz. coming up at 6:00, a convicted kidnapper gets 40 years, but this case isn't over. tonight the next legal battle in the so-called vallejo gone girl mystery. >>> also the meirkats are home. >>> and 7 on your side catches a rental company blowing smoke over damage to one of its cars. there's a lesson for anyone renting a car. that's all coming up at 6:00. >> thanks, ama. >>> widers wide receiver amari cooper is endearing himself into the hearts of many today. >> the 22-year-old is behind a life-changing experience for both he and his m

these companies, the assemblers, kia, hyundai, japanese companies, they squeezed their parts suppliersthey demand high rates of productivity, manufacturing on steroids, essentially providing the assembly lines of the carmakers with parts that come directly over from the suppliers with no warehousing in between. that puts tremendous pressure on the auto-parts suppliers. carol: let's talk about that pressure. it puts incredible pressure on workers in those factories and an environment with there is no union to protect them. >> we do know unions work with rules. they work with management to set work hour limitations. they are active in safety and health. the united auto workers has shop stewards who focus on nothing but safety and enforce safety rules. that is a key point, and indeed where our story focuses, which is the safety and health of workers in these auto-parts plants. there is a long litany of sad cases. in the article, i said it reads like an upton sinclair work or charles dickens. we had one individual, nathaniel walker, in his mid-20's working at a german company. nathaniel wa

when officers arrived, they found father and daughter with gunshot wounds inside their black kia sol. 1968, shot and killed his daughter before turning the gun on himself. >> the officers with assistance reviewed the subjects from the car in the hope of performing life-saving measures and tragically they were not able to save the life of the two individuals. they were declared deceased at the scene. >> 1968, was 36 years old. capitola has a very small population of about 10,000 people. this town rarely sees gun violence. the police chief believes the last time there was a homicide was back in the earlier 2000s. >> thank you, lilian. >>> it's been three and a half months since the deadly ghost ship fire that killed 36 people, and we still don't know if official cause. there was a three week delay in getting the report to the alameda district attorney's office. tonight the mayor of oakland tells abc 7 news the city has turned over the report. afbsz reporter sergio join us with the report. >> i talked with the mayor by phone. a full version of the report was delivered to the district att

assemblers, specifically kia found i and japanese companies, we squeeze their parts suppliers. they demand. high rates of productivity, they demand manufacturing on steroids. essentially, supplying the assembly line of the carmakers, which becomes directly over from these suppliers with no warehousing in between. that puts tremendous pressure on the other parts supply. pressureuts incredible on the workers who work in the factories. unions make rules, work with management to set work hours -- work our limitations. their active and safety and health. united auto workers has focused on nothing but safety in their own floors. they have enforced safety rules. that is a key point. that is where our story this week focuses in terms of safety and help. theres in these plants -- is a long litany of sad cases. in the article i say that it reads like an upton sink -- sinclair work, or even charles dickens. we had one individual, nathaniel walker, in his mid-20's working at a german company called wk w earp slope, a hard pronunciation. nathaniel was working the backline, claiming these ta

less cargo space for the regular rav, also for a higher sticker price, but don't try to compare the kia hybrid to the non-hybrid one, because there is no non-hybrid. it's on the wagon-y end, and it's not available with all-wheel drive. while hybrids may seem very popular, on a national level, they're still a small percentage of vehicle sales, but a lot of people want suvs now. so it makes sense for auto makers to offer hybrid versions of them. government standards are tougher to meet as more trucks and suvs get into the mix. so hybrid power to the rescue. it gets a combined mpg of 25 while the hybrid gets 32. for the rogue, bumped up at 33. and the nero is rated at a impressive 49 mpg overall. three new choices in hybrids, think of them as the practicality of a suv with a guilt-free amount of fuel consumption. dave koonce, abcen 7 news. >>> we're going to ease you into the rainy pattern. you saw a lot of sun today for st. patrick's day and high clouds as well. the temperatures were well above average for this time of year, but you know as the clouds increase, the temperatures will be de

the nissan ultima veered into an empty kia par north 5th street around 3:30 a.m. a man and woman inside the nissan were trapped for ten minutes before firefighters eventually got to them. both are in the hospital in stable condition. >>> the fbi right now investigating a cyber attack that targeted pennsylvania senate democrats computer system. the randalsome ware a-- ransom ware attack left lawmakers unable to access their computer network yesterday. malicious software was discovered yesterday morning. democratic caucus leaders have not said what or if any ransom was demanded for the return of the data. drexel cyber crimes expert said thieves go after everyone. >> you'll not be able to access your e-mail. the only thing you can access is a screen in in you asking you to pay a ransom to unlock and decrypt your computer. >> governor tom wolf's office said the state's network was not infected because it is separate from the senate democrats computers. >>> time 9:06. breaking news to tell you about right now, this is breaking news coming from baltimore, maryland. we c

, chrysler, toyota, and hyundai kia were missing estimates.ler was down by 10%. -8%.ther was a huge sales drop in their jeep division. jeep compass saw a redesign. a lot of consumers did not like that, with toyota, the lexus laundry line plunging 20%. you see a structural shift across the board. where people are buying more into bigger cars and away from passenger cars. 35% of the industry deliveries were passenger cars. several years ago that accounted for 50%. we are seeing a shift and it looks like it will continue to go. >> thank you. australia's january trade figures across the bloomberg and a couple minutes. analysts are expecting another record. ♪ >> it is 8:30 a.m. in hong kong. a gloomy look outside the sydney opera house this morning. we are seeing off some of the lows here. we are getting through with the trade balances. paul allen has the latest. >> a bit of a lift. we are talking about a record, a january trade balance of 1.3 billion dollars. of that is one third of what was estimated. billion.xpecting $3.8 we had a record in dece

the nissan veered into an empty kia north street in north philadelphia at 2:40 a.m.an and woman were trapped for ten minutes before firefighter were able to get to them. both in the hospital in stable condition. >>> this morning fbi investigating a cyber attack that targeted pennsylvania senate democrats computer system. the ransom ware attack left caucus unable to access their computers. senate majority leader said the ransom ware was discovered yesterday morning. drexel university cyber crime expert said thieves go after everyone. >> you will not get access to any documents you're working on, you cannot access your e-mail. the only thing you can access is a screen in front of you asking you to pay ransom to unlock to decrypt your computer. >> reporter: governor wolf's office said the state's network was with not infected because it is separate from the senate democrat commuters. >>> president donald trump is at his florida estate blasting democrats who are calling on jeff sessions to step down. sessions is under fire for congressional testimony where he did not rev

firefighters rescued two people trapped in this overturned nissan you will -- ultima that veered into an empty kia2:40 a.m. a man and woman in the nissan were trapped for ten minutes before firefighters eventually got to them. both of them in the hospital in stable condition. >>> this morning fbi investigating a cyber attack that targeted pennsylvania senate democrat also computer system. the -- dams computer -- did he democrats computer system with ransom ware. the malicious software was discovered yesterday morning. they have not said or if any ransom is as demanded for the return of the data. drexel university cyber crimes expert said thieves go after everyone. >> you'll not get documents or access your e-mails. the only thing you can access is a screen in front of you asking you to pay ransom to unlock, decrypt your computer. >> governor tom wolf's office said the state's network has not been infected because it's separate from the senate democrats computers. >>> president donald trump is at his florida state blasting democrats who are calling on jeff session to step down. sessions under fire

it's a healthcare bill, not a kia.'s replacement bill is facing opposition in part ally impacts older, rural voters, th the election. was hurting his own voters, trump literally just admitted it and said, "i know." >> a bloomberg analysis shows that counties that voted for you, middle class and working class counties, would do far less well under this bill under the counties that voted for hillary, the more affluent counties. >> yeah, i know. i know. >> seth: "yeah, i know." [ light laughter ] for any other president, that would be a smoking gun. for him, it's just a guy smoking. "yeah, i know. [ bleep ] 'em." [ laughter ] so trump had his travel ban blocked, his health care bill is collapsing, and members of his own party say there is no proof for his wiretapping claim. how could trump possibly make things worse for himself? well, today he unveiled a budget blueprint that proposes drastic cuts to almost every federal agency, including the environmental protection agency, the national endowment for the arts, and a comm

kias >>> welcome back. it's 7:28. a live look outside. cloudy skies, but, boy that is one green hillside! >> you can say that. >> stay that way for a while. a break in the rain, but, oh, a surprise for tomorrow. thanks so much for joining us. i'm kira klapper. meteorologist rob mayeda joins us with our microclimate forecast. you have a lot going on. >> all sorts of conditions, clearing in san francisco. patchy, dense fog in napa, outside towards hillsberg. a tour along the coast. half moon bay, there's a nice inspirational start to the morning. piller point looki pillar point, and ocean beach, 53. san jose, stuck in the clouds. you can see there. 53 degrees. still a few showers trying to clear out of the south bay. you see cloud cover for areas basically south of the san mateo bridge this morning. off to the west, though, is a lot more cloud cover as we head into sunday we will see a little more rain here to wrap up the weekend. so a quick view of what we're expecting going into tomorrow. notice the rainfall map here. blue and green means

mcdaniel drives a kia four-door and hughes usually has his trigger finger on a computer mouse. >> i mean, we're talking property crimes here. they don't make a lot of news stories about property crime investigations. >> reporter: but make no mistake, these are straight-shooting investigators. highly trained, highly motivated. arriving on-scene to find a curious set of circumstances. >> we have a lot of police officers that work in our downtown core and for the person to get away that quick was unusual. >> reporter: property crimes around here usually involve someone looking to make a quick score for drug money. but detectives feel the tale of the tape tells them otherwise. >> we were under the impression by the way the fella carried himself, he wasn't local, he seemed like he was squared away and had a plan. >> reporter: and they have another hunch. they don't think that he was working alone. >> there's got to be more than one guy. i mean, just from our experience, there always is. >> reporter: let's rewind to show you what the police figured out, what the jeweler didn't realize at the t

. >> when police arrived, the mom and family members led them to a black kia where both bodies were found. authorities are trying to find out what triggered the violence. >>> the clock is ticking for thousands of anxious bay area families waiting on pins and needles to hear if their kid got into the school of their choice. a glitch at san francisco unified is presenting the assignments from being mailed out for at least 14,000 students. abc 7 news is told staffing emergencies delayed the process. letters are expected to go out today. parents we spoke to says it's been nerve-racking waiting in limbo. >> ay-ay-ay. it's been a long process. it's been really, really hard for us because, you know, touring all the schools, heart wrenching. a lot of time put into it. we just need to know. >> the district says there's no guarantee families will get into their school of choice, even if the school is in their neighborhood. >>> the stage is set for what could be a showdown on capitol hill today. fbi director james comey will receive before congress and is expected to set the record straight about pr

he was in a silver kia optima with the license plate 6tjp870.as wearing a maroon-colored along sleeve and glasses. authorities say he suffers from a medical condition and may become disoriented so call san jose police if you have any information about him. >>> san francisco police are investigating whether rain played a role in this crash between a squad car and another car. it happened at 5th and brannan streets before 6:00 last night. two police officers and two other people had minor injuries. the other car had a lyft lo the front wibd bndow. san jose police say the naked man shot by officers last week. holding a caulking gun. >>> police say 53-year-old was seen threatening kids. officers say they opened fire after he pointed what looked like a weapon at them. san jose's police chief said he was shot again after revving h engine. he remains in critical condition. >>> police have identified the man who killed himself and his daughter outside a capitola mall. 36-year-old carlos garcia shot his 7-year-old daughter and himself on sunday afternoon

said, i think he was right to say this, that we have not had a successful policy for 20 years in north kiaeither republican nor democratic administrations and he's signaling when he goes to china tomorrow he's going to put a lot of heat on the chinese that they use their leverage against north korea to contain this nuclear problem. i think secretary tillerson is right to say those things and he's doing what he has to to position the united states in a strong way. >> while i have you here, let's talk about the president's budget as it relates to the state department. sounded like mr. tillerson was okay with his state department budget slashed by roughly 29% staying in the spending saying it was unsustainable. we have heard from a growing number of republican senators. say not so fast, senators rubio and senator graham, what's your take. 29% is that a sustainable cut to the department's budget? >> no, it's not. it will be a catastrophic loss. you decimate and cripple the foreign and civil service. state department doesn't have weapons systems that can be put in moth balls or ships for budget

he was heading to santa rosa and a 2016 silver kia sole with license plate number 7 [indiscernible -- loud beeping] h 7th 4 to, 2. they say ruben minyan is very sociable and onto frequent coffee shops. >>> a new way to get around san ramon's sprawling shop ranch. >> see the new electric april movers that don't need a driver. >>> up next, a burglary suspect accused of hitting homes again and again. why he has been arrested twice. >>> some people in the sunset district are furious that a burglary suspect arrested a couple of weeks ago is already out of jail. >> tara moriarty spoke to a victim and her family who say the suspect never should have been released and they are worried he could strike again. >> there is a gap. >> reporter: jessica bradshaw shows us how a burglar broke into her home. security cameras cut the thieves inaction tammis jahn cases of wine, snowboarding gear, and electronics. >> it's a bad feeling certainly. it's hard to shake and it's hard to feel totally secure. >> reporter: san francisco police say the man in the black cat is just after poli -- just after poli who

people in the area say silver kia was illegally parked on 30th and jfk for four months.arking tickets dating back to december 30th were still on the windshield. the car was half block from 30th street station across the street from that bus depot and a few feet from the railroad bridgette could have been a security risk hidden in plane sight. >> if you see something, say something, say it to the police, and in this case, police don't act, call the fbi , call home land security. >> that car has been there since last year. we're talking like prior to thanksgiving. >> the car was towed and the p pa says it will look into why it was sitting there for so long and figure out who owns it. >>> woman survival story after getting lost until the grand canyon coming up on good day why her only hope was to rely on her girl scout training to keep her alive. but first, sean bell. >>> coming up in sports in a minute the flyers in action, last night, see if they could come closer to that final wild card spot or if the post season hopes are over. that is coming up next in sports. which me

. >> he wins the kia. the crowd goes crazy. they lift him up on their shoulders. don't know if i could get four in 30 seconds. >> a lot of pressure. >> 12 points for the warriors in the 4th quarter. i went to bed and said they've got this. >> you should have stayed different. >> the team is different without kevin durant. they may have to adjust when comes back. >> i like what he said about i got a boo boo playing basketball. that's what it is. a multi million dollar boo boo. >> what about the bart boo boo. people are talking about this fare possibility. bart is raising fares. when they get the -- the bond. >> i would love a full accounting. if i give you that extra dollar, tell me you're putting it to good use. i don't know where the extra money goes. i don't ride it that frequently. i'm fine paying more. some are saying they're priced out of the daily commute. >> most people want to see where the money is going. >> the board of directors is meeting to discuss that possible fare increase, about 30 cents. allie rasmus is reporting on this. >> reporter: bart repres

. >> when police arrived, the mom and family members led them to a black kia, where both bodies were found. authorities are trying to find out what triggered the violence. >>> the clock is ticking for thousands of anxious bay area families. they are waiting to hear if their kids got into the school of their choice. there is a glitch in the san francisco unified assignments being mailed out. >> we're waiting. >> in limbo. >> reporter: she can't think about anything else but where her 5-year-old daughter will start school in the fall. she was hoping to hear by now, but first round school assignments have been delayed by the san francisco unified school district. >> been a long process, and this is -- it's been really, really hard for us because, you know, touring all the schools, heart wrenching. a lot of time put into it. we just need to know. >> it makes our family very nervous and a little concerned. >> reporter: this mother told us via facetime her son wants to play baseball at a public school but he's been accepted by private schools and deadlines are looming. >> they have dates c

he was in a silver kia optima with the license plate 6tjp870.e was wearing blue jeans and glasses. authorities say the 71-year-old suffers from a medical condition and may become disoriented. call san jose police if you have any information about where he is. >>> one of two san francisco residents who became critically sick after drinking poisonous tea has died. 56-year-old yu-ping xie fell ill last month after consuming tea leaf blend supplied by the sun wing wo trading company in chinatown. a man in his 30s was also hospitalized but has recovered. lab tests reveal the plant-based toxin can cause acute poisoning if not processed properly. >>> take a look at this. morgan hill police are on the lookout ffr this man accused of ransacking and burglarizing a house. they say he broke into the home yesterday afternoon. a surveillance camera caught him nearby. >>> the company building the dakota access pipeline says the project remains on track to start moving oil this week, this despite what it calls recent coordinated physical attacks along the line.

again, from the perspective of an outside agency, like norwegian refugee council, the kia northern nigerias either to reach some kind of peace agreement, or at least what a prosecutor the war that does not disrupt life in villages and does not harm people who aree so vulnerable. amy: i want to go back to where we began in yemen. president trump that was saudi arabia step in the crown prince at the white house tuesday during which they reportedly discussed their opposition to the arendt nuclear deal. they also are expected to discuss u.s. arms sales to saudi arabia for this ongoing saudi led bombardment of yemen, which has killed thousands. amnesty international urged trump to block the arms sales writing -- don google arming the --ernments risks implicitly complete city with war crimes. in doing so while simultaneously banning travel to the u.s. from yemen would be evenn more unconscionable." joel, tonight at midnight because what they call with the fromm ban 2.0, when people six countries, includining yeme, will not be allowed into the united states unless it is stopped in court. how does

can know kia come back?> no. >> let's go to arthur in washington. >> caller: arthur calling from seattle by way of carmel valley. a couple years ago i wake up. i realize elon's going to kill oil. nuclear has been fukushimaed. i want a value play. so a couple weeks ago, tell comes in. >> don't double down but i do like it because of sharif sookie, and he's got 15% of the company. but let's not go crazy. how about matt in my home state of new jersey, matt. >> caller: booyah, what's going on, jim? >> not much. doing the show. how about you? >> caller: can't complain. hanging in there. what's going on with target here? it's making my head spin. >> it's going down. target is in the crosshairs of walmart and amazon and dollar general for that matter. kind of a bad place to be. they've got to reconfigure, bring back the excitement. i don't know how they do that, but then again i'm not the ceo so i don't have to worry. let's go to rick in illinois, rick. >> caller: jim, how's it going? >> pretty good. st. patrick's

that said, i like to remind people, though there was disagreements about how to light the han kia, we day, we may disagree about where we stand on israel, and disagree about this presidency, we need a two-state solution, we need peace and justice and security for israel and for palestine, and we need to fight for that, because that's what it is to do, what it is to be a prophetic movement of the jewish people. [ applause ] >> what's right and how do we get there? you head an organization, nancy that sort of straddles the two types, the ideological, but also the broad community umbrella. how do you balance that within your organization? >> well, thank you, j.j. i do want to correct you that ncdw was founded in 1893, two years before the first -- [ laughter ] >> you just heard fake news. that was fake news. >> on the other hand, in my defense, boston federation was the first federation -- >> yes, they were. >> and ncdw was not the first jewish women's organization. >> and i was proud to work with barry for 20 years in boston as jcr director. i want to talk about what i think we need, a

that said, i like tory mind people, though -- disagreed about how to light the hand kia we still lightthe end of the day we may disagree where we stand on israel and this administration, we need security and peace for palestine, and we need to fight for it because that's what it is to do, that's what it is to be a prophetic movement for the jewish people. [ applause ] >> what's right? and how do we get there? you head an organization, nancy that straddles the two types, the ideological -- >> i do want to correct you, our organization was founded in 1983, two years before. >> fake news, that's what you heard. >> boston federation was the first federation in the country. >> yes. >> and -- i want to talk about what we need as a new paradigm. i think that those of you who might have gone to the session, women's leadership session yesterday where my colleague spoke with the march of hope and the role of women. i think we have, if you look at what is happening in the united states and israel, you have a resurgence of women's voices, thank god. i think it's a time for a resurgence of women's

putin's kia killer. >> we got a lot of killers. what, you think our country is to innocent? you think our country is so innocent? >> i don't know what to make of that. go ahead. >> in june 2013, he tweeted out will putin come to miss universe in moscow. will he become my bff, best friend forever? it's really ludicrous that the president of the united states is cozying up and playing nice and playing footsie with a fellow which does create an atmosphere where people are poisoned, thrown from windows. this is why this whole russian trump scandal kind of got fuel to begin with, because no one could make sense out of what he was saying, from the left, from the right, from the center. none of it makes any sense except if there are things in the dossier that might be true. >> you know i grew up during the -- i don't remember the army mccarthy hearings but i remember my mom watching them. i think she was on mccarthy's side. it's an irish thing. but i certainly remember the watergate hearings. and after a couple weeks of that, things started to happen that. dean's testimony, the tes

i don't know who kia is, but she was the second person mentioned. >> oh, he thanked his side chick rightis wife, they just got married. >> oh, no. come on, man. >> that was bad business. >> let's talk about something else before we make everybody at home feel awkward. this passive aggressive -- he has it all in the media. -- this passive aggressive art gallery by roommates. have you lived with somebody who leaves stuff out? this is being posted online on mashable as -- >> a tribute to the passive aggressive notes. >> passive aggressive art gallery style. spoon in sink. $3400 with mayonnaise on it. and a knife left out. it said something like within scabbing distance. i can't read it that closely right now. but it was a funny passive aggressive take on get your stuff together and clean up. >>> somebody needs to clean up at the ohio state university. since january there have been 30 >>> this morning on "world news now," the wildfire dangers across multiple states in colorado a massive blaze burning as residents are forced from their homes. the latest ahead.ek in washingt with james comey e

yvonne: the kia shares down 5% this morning. coming up next, the fed opinion todds her the course. favorite sport at the airport. binge dvr'd shows while painting your toes. on demand laughs during long bubble baths. tv everywhere is awesome. the all-new xfinity stream app. xfinity. the future of awesome. yvonne: a beautiful morning view this morning. 8:30 in singapore. betty: certainly beautiful. you are watching daybreak asia. let's get the first word news. nina: thank you. china's central bank injected hundreds of thousands of he one into the economy on thursday. we're told institutions that missed payments, and smaller lenders faced liquidity this week. china plans to tighten rules on collateral short-term loans. we're told financial institutions will only be able to use triple braided companies -- rated companies. nominee neilcourt gorsuch says he would not hesitate to rule against donald trump if it was required. he said the constitution has many protections for religious minorities. such told his confirmation hearing that he is not made any promises on how he would rule on a

aware information had been stolen the weeks before wikileaks release what is appears to be sensitive kiaeds of thousands of people are without pow their morning after deadly storms ripped through part of the country. >> this is what people in the mid-west are waking up to, winds so strong they took down trees three stories high. >>> a day without a woman marked by strikes and rallies around the world. >> this, though, is called fearless girl. she was placed here to mark the future power of women in corporate leadership, one of the many calls to tax at yesterday's rallies. >> reporter: tim tebow, making his debut with the new york mets. his biggest moments came as a run scored as he grounded into a double play. tim tebow puts the ball into play. >> that in and of itself excites the crowd. i'm norah o'donnell, kelly is off, gale is on assignment. >>> the public replacement for obamacare. foot dragging by democrats kept them in session throughout the night. some members struggled to even stay awake. they did approve a key provision at 4 dhchlt 30 a.m. eastern time. >> democrats and some rep