kim reporting. so far, neither the student who posted the question, nor the instructor of the class.. has made any comment about the situation just ahead.. not the kind of record anyone wants for the nation.. gun death numbers soaring.. we have the latest numbers.. (pam) despite a strong economy and a hot labor market, six in ten working americans say, they saw no salary increase in 20-18. that's according to a new survey from bank- rate-dot-com. the survey indicates, the percentage of u-s workers not seeing a pay boost... is up ten- points from 20-17, when 52- percent reported no salary increase. even so, only a quarter of employed americans ... said they will look for better paying jobs in the new year. lower- income households and older baby- boomers ... were the least likely group to see a pay increase .... or get a better- paying job in 20-18. (pam) in national news. a new resolution passed in the senate... urges the u.s. to withdraw its military support from the war in yemen... and it condemns the saudi leader for the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi. kron 4's camila bernal rep

that message, according to moon, was to tell kim that trump has a, quote, very amicable view of kim andr agreement. wolf. >> very interesting. brian, thanks very much. brian todd reporting. >>> breaking news next. president trump's long-time confidante roger stone invokes the fifth amendment in the senate russia investigation. why is he refusing a request for documents and for an interview? >> i answered all of the questions -- what's critical thinking like? a basketball costs $14. what's team spirit worth? (cheers) what's it worth to talk to your mom? what's the value of a walk in the woods? the value of capital is to create, not just wealth, but things that matter. morgan stanley >>> happening now, breaking news. pleading the fifth. the president's long-time confident daunt roger stone is refusing to comply with a request for an interview and information in the senate's russia investigation. is stone hiding something? >>> flynn's assistance. at any moment now robert mueller is expected to reveal new details on what he learned from the president's former national security adviser micha

kim and moon met three times this year and made a series of goodwill gestures the south koreans say kim has asked to meet me several times next year. to chairman kim expressed regret towards the fact that his visit just so did not take place as was agreed between the two leaders in pyongyang chairman kim expressed a strong willingness to visit seoul as he monitors the situation kim also stated that he is willing to meet often with president moon in two thousand and nineteen to advance discussions on the peace and prosperity of the korean peninsula and to resolve together the issue of denuclearizing the korean peninsula. still ahead here in russia and turkey pledged to coordinate in syria reflecting shifting alliances with the planned pullout of u.s. forces. and we report from both sides of what's being called a major incident the surge in migrants crossing into the united kingdom. hello again a welcome back we're here across the south china sea we are watching the potential development of a system of the next few days notice the clouds right there now this system is potentially only could b

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not take place as was agreed between the two leaders in pyongyang chairman kim expressed a strong willingness to visit soln has been monitoring the situation kim also stated that he's willing to meet often with president moon in two thousand and nineteen to divans discussions on the peace and prosperity of the korean peninsula and to resolve together the issue of denuclearization but officials are still confident about the general direction of into korean relations last wednesday a groundbreaking ceremony indeed took place between north and south korea for a planned project to reconnect road and rail links across the d.m.z. separating the two koreas so in conjunction with this letter south korean officials are still confident that the whole reconciliation process is still on track. well u.s. president donald trump has been in office for nearly two years now but he can expect a tough time when the democrats take control of one of the two houses of congress in the new year as part of our series looking at what we think will be the major issues in twenty nineteen. in the u.s. election season begins very early. i

he goes into a summit and he walks out and kim has totally marched. the president goes into a secret summit of it. coming out and parrots putin's line about the election, and i saying i bleem them. i'm going to fire a bunch of questions at you. >> how many troops are there? are they in a combat role? should americans stay there? >> one is to fight the operatives. the other is to train local nato forces so that i can be the force. we should draw down our troops in a responsible orderly fashion so if we ever have to go and hit isis, we can go back in. >> what do you think americans should be most concerns about with the potential fallout? would it be the state of play in erdogan attacking the kurds? a threat to our national security? isis? how do you see this playing out. >> two things, alex. one thing, there's going to be a volume and isis loves a volume. i would be worried they would regenerate, resconce substitute, and pose a threat. and second and more fundamentally, iran. iran has always wanted a land bridge from its territory through iraq, lebanon

kim has not surrendered a single nuclear weapons, instead he has producing nuclear weapons. rising, not denuclearising. so it is ha rd rising, not denuclearising. so it is hard for them to stop the progress on denuclearisation because there has been no progress and that is the key that i think the us administration is trying to do. the us administration has been gently trying to turn up the pressure on the north and the north is already blocking and complaining about that. now the administration has got to figure out, can we get the north do something meaningful, or is this all a charade where kim isjust right to ta ke a charade where kim isjust right to take advantage. there have been some improvements in relations since that, between kim jong—un and improvements in relations since that, between kimjong—un and donald trump, we have not seen any missile test for exa m ples. trump, we have not seen any missile test for examples. absolutely, kim, set not to do any missile test late last year. he said he didn't have any need to do missile test, no need to do nuclear test. so ye

kim. >> supervisor yeah has nominated supervisor kim seconded by safai. we'll take a vote on that as supervisor kim as the pro-tem. [roll call vote taken] there are eight ayes. congratulations, madam chair. >> colleagues, thank you for your confidence in your vote today to allow me to preside over our special board of supervisors meeting for tuesday, december 18th. more than anything, i want to thank my colleagues for coming in for this special meeting to allow me to be able to vote for this charter amendment to bring this forward to our voters. may i take a motion at this time to excuse president cohen, supervisor peskin and supervisor tang? motion from ronen and second from brown, do that without objection. madam clerk, call today's one and only item. >> clerk: item 1, charter amendment third draft to establish the free city college fund to defray certain costs of city college students and to require annual appropriations in designate the amounts to the fund, at election to be held november 5, 2019. >> i want to thank the members, primary sponsor, super

jong-un has said that he now wa nts here. kim said that he now wants to shift to pursue economic development. it is really important to keep in mind that actually, human rights are a very important part of economic development because of unease, the international community thomas cannot invest in north korea if north korea continues to conduct these kinds of human rights violations. so, for it to have opening and economic development, it is going to have to change and stop its human rights abuses. does it also tell us that we are not really go to see progress with relations between north korea and the us if donald trump and kim jong—un operate ona donald trump and kim jong—un operate on a warm level, but the senate and government on a different level is not wanting to move forward because of the issues you mention?” not wanting to move forward because of the issues you mention? i think our government does want to move forward , our government does want to move forward, i think the senate and i think the state department, everybod

kim off and i wanted to also just make sure everybody knows that she has done drag, and i remember it, and i have proof of it. right there, right there, right there. i have proof that we're friends. >> supervisor kim: so has supervisor mandelman. >> where's my pictures? i'd also like to announce my early campaign for 2026 mayor. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> brandon, i told you i'd be back soon. hello. first of all, i really want to acknowledge the three women who are turning out and the amazing work they did. i want to start off with supervisor tang. never got a chance to meet or talk with you, but i really appreciate your work, especially around animal rights. my mom ran a dog fostering nonprofit, and your work here in city hall, making sure that these animals find a home, your ban on the self fur is just amazing work, and i really appreciate it. i think you all could learn and bring more kittens and puppies to city hall, it would make it a better place, so thank you, supervisor. president cohen, thank you for exemplifying what it means t

neighborhood transportation improvement funds , we also know that there is so much -- commissioner kim has put so much of her money into it as well and projects in her district. we know sixth street is moving forward. second as well. we have seen townsend recently, and a whole host of all critical safety improvements going in. thank you to the sfmta, mayor breach, our commissioners as the community for tackling the hard work of reengineering our streets for safety. i wanted to mention there's a lot of progress taking place across the city in district 11. there is traffic calming improvements districtwide through funds. we are also working across many other districts such as in three and eight, and two, and one. all of these are moving ahead. on the management side, we did have a clean audit for our tsca program. i wanted to thank cynthia fong and her team and other teams for another clean audit. this is an important program that we run. it generates 1 million or so dollars a year. but it's very complex. it has lots of rules. we appreciate our staff and we want to report we have paid off ou

. >> notre dame fan janette kim has been named the ultimate fan thanks to the abc viewers who voted int 50 feet in the a air since thursday vying for a chance to watch the favorite team compete in the college football playoff national championship at levi stadium on january 7th. two teams and two contestants will be eliminated today. >> i want to apologize in advance. we are winning again. we are going to do it begin and bring home number 18. >> the fans were picked from a rool of roughly 700. the college football playoff semi time number three note dame faces clemson at 1:00 p.m. in the cotton bowl. then number 4 oklahoma battles alabama at 5:00 in the orange bowl. you can watch both claims on the sister network espn. and don't forget the national championship is at levi stadium on monday, january 7th. you can also watch it on espn. those parkays are expensive. you'll pay attention to the games this afternoon, i know with notre dame your alma matter >> cold in south bend. but in san jose, yes, it's chilly there too. 3753 at noontime. 58 for the high and dropping into the 50s after 7:0

. >> thank you, supervisor brown, before we continue i want to acknowledge, supervisor kim has made a motion and there's a motion on the floor. is there a second to her motion? seconded by supervisor rafael. >> i washington the opportunity to work with supervisor kim. i know we had some pretty -- over the course of the last 48 hours there's been some intense conversations. i think normally the conversations would be spread out over a six-month period or at least a three or four-month period but out of respect for my colleague who put in such a significant amount of time into this, we wanted to accelerate things and move it forward in a timely fashion. i think the amendment that we came to an argument with today working with aft2121 and the coalition of free city college is the right amendment as supervisor kim says, in the event that we have additional funding come through, this program would be allowed to make the adjustments. i know it was just announced today that some introduced something in sacramento to provide for full-time students but let's be clear, this is free for everyone

kim russell has her story.en township is a tough woman who has survived a lot including a stroke, a diagnosis of parkinson's and diabetes. she thought it was bad when she traveled out of town to go to her ex-husband's funeral and the airline lost her luggage. then, the airline lost her. olimpia warsaw/passenger"i was scared to death and i'm not scared of anything."here's what she says happened.a porter helped her get to the gate by wheelchair in chicago so she could fly home to detroit.then her flight was canceled.she says she asked for help and was told she could have a free hotel room. she tried to explain she was not physically able to get there. olimpia warsaw/passenger"it's hard for me to move."she says she assumes no one understood because her disability impacts her speech.olimpia warsaw/passenger"here i am all by myself. you know nobody would bother to help me." ronald warsaw/husband"that shouldn't happen to no one ever again."her husband ronald says he and another family member started making phone call

the police are looking for a woman who disappeared. 15 the -- 59-year-old was seen saturday jung kim and has dementia. she wandered away from her family. she was last seen wearing a long gray jacket, a pink shirt and jeans. there is her photo. contact the police if you see her. struck a camp fire and cleanup workers who posted photos online with damages of destroyed properties may face criminal charges. visuals se said the photos and captions one shows his head. another features a charred dead cat with a beer bottle next to its mouth. freestone and others are in the photos and working for a company and they say all men have been five. the police in paradise are considering criminal charges. >>> five people are recovering after a truck crashed into a restaurant on the east bay at the sizzler in hayward. witnesses say that truck crashed through the window and pinned a woman against that table. some saw the truck coming and ran. >> oh my god. they kept the building shook. i said are we having an earthquake. i went towards my family and the truck was here. >> the s and they do not believe the dr

. >> winner winner janette kim has been named the ultimate fan thanks to viewers who voted in . ut 50 feet in the air since thursday, vying for a chance to watch the favorite team compete in the college football playoff national championship. >> i want to apologize in advance. we are going to win again. we will bring home newman 18. >> two teams and two contestants eliminated today. number three notre dame faces number 2 clemson at 1:00 p.m. in the cotton bowl. number four 4 oklahoma blams number 1 alabama in the college bowl. don't forget the college football playoff national championship at levi stadium on monday january 7th. you can watch it on espn. turning to weather now ieat. with our meteorologist lisa argen. hi, lisa. >> chris, nice and sunny behind you. but boy is it cold. i've heard from lots of you. you can see from mount tam that has something to do with it. 46 in san francisco. morgan hill is 35. 37 in mountain view. from our exploratorium camera we have plenty of low 30s from santa rosa, napa petaluma. 37 in livermore. impaired to yesterday about 12 to 16 degrees co

. >> notre dame fan janette kim has been named the ultimate fan thanks to the abc 7 news viewers who in the all-day poll. they have been hanging out 50 feet in the air since thursday. vying for a chance to watch the favorite team in levi stadium on january 7th. two teams and two contestants will be eliminated today. >> i want to apologize to you all in advance. we are going to win again. we are going to do it again and bring home number 18. >>> the fans were picked from a pool of roughly 700 to represent their college teams. >>> the semi finals of the college football playoff today. notre dame playing clemson followed by oklahoma versus alabama at 5:00 you can watch boths games on the sister network espn. the college football playoff national championship at levi stadium on january 7th also on espn. >> announcer: now the accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >>> how cold is it for those folks this morning? san jose? well, it's clear and the winds backed off so they wake up to temperatures into the 30s right now. noontime temperature 53 degree. and then by 4:00 it will feel balmy at 5

kim gittleson, bbc news. a frenchman hasues savin, who's 71, left el hierro in spain's canary islands and hopes to reach the caribbean in as little as three months. he will drop markers along the way to help oceanographers study atlantic currents. we're spending more and more time in front of our mobile devices. the exposure to bright screens can make our eyes tired and our vision blurry. but a series of eye exercises — also known as eye yoga — is thought to help relax and strengthen our digitally—strained eyes. but does it really work? sodaba haidaire has been to class in eye yoga to see for herself. you keep it closed until you... this is one of the many ideas again lessons being taught today. they generate energy and, i is to block the light getting through helps ease eyestra i n. the light getting through helps ease eyestrain. in between the eyebrows. —— eye yoga has existed for a century and is teaching in the same way as on the forms of yoga. eye y°93 way as on the forms of yoga. eye yoga was studied in india. i've com

. >> president kim has not indicated when or if he plans to dismantle his nuclear capabilities. has the victory lap been premature? >> craig, ask any ambassador to the united nations what it was like when north korea was testing every other weekend. it was a dangerous situation. the idea that we now have them in a place where they've stopped the testing, the idea that we have them at the table, even if they're going slower, don't ever underestimate how dangerous that could have been. >> let's talk russia. friend or foe? >> depends on the day. >> you've been more critical arguably than any other voice in the administration of russia. >> i'm critical when it's warranted. >> what's your chief concern with regards to russia? >> the united states wants a relationship with russia, but as long as they keep doing the actions that they're doing, they're making it impossible. you can't go poison someone in another country and like they did with the skripals and get a pass. you can't go and invade ukraine and think the rest of the world's not going to notice. >> you have done a fantastic jo

. >> kim has been here for 15 years and including online. her shop gussied up could fill the purchase that online can't. >> the window closed now. >> i know that. in fact, there is something i ordered that i don't think i'm going to get for christmas. >> reporter: online shoppers tell us they know what they want and are looking for a low price but retail customers may find tempted by impulse buys when an item catches their eye and that helps boost sales for shopkeepers. we caught up with charlotte and andrew. >> it seems like you're buying a lot today. >> more than we should. >> reporter: and last-minute shoppers do make a sacrifice when you go to the store. >> you have to get dressed and leave the house. there is a part to staying home and shopping online but it is nice to get out and see people shopping and support the local stores. >> reporter: local stores also can provide another perk. complimentary gift-wrapping service. nikola embraces the sudden surge in shopping. >> it is important. it is great for us. we rely on this time of the ye

now to some other stories making news around the world north korean leader kim jong un has sent a letter to south korean president moon asking for more peace talks between the two in twenty nineteen kim said the leaders of the two koreas who met three times this year at taken bold measures to overcome years of hostility. at least fifty six people have been killed and some are still missing after a trench will rain triggered landslides and flash flooding in the eastern philippines more than twenty two thousand people fled their homes ahead of the storm rescue operations are underway but many of the affected areas are still inaccessible to to flooding. tens of thousands of serbians of marched through the capital belgrade again the protesters waved banners accusing president alexander of suppressing democratic liberties cracking down on political opponents and controlling the media. as the year comes to an end or looking back on some of our favorite stories of twenty eight. our correspondents brought us a range of reports featuring personal struggles political crises and violent conflicts f

now just on the other stories making news around the world north korean leader kim jong il has sent a letter to south korean president moon asking for more peace talks between the two in twenty nineteen kim said the leaders of the two koreas who met three times this year had taken bold measures to overcome years of hostility at least twenty two people have been killed and many more are missing after a trench will rain triggered landslides and flash flooding in the eastern philippines more than twenty two thousand people fled their homes ahead of the storm rescue operations are underway but many of the affected areas are still inaccessible to flooding so. tens of thousands of serbians have marched through the capital belgrade again to protest against attacks on opposition politicians and journalists protesters who have banners accusing president alexander of cycling democratic liberties cracking down on the tickle ponens and controlling the media. voters in the democratic republic of congo are casting ballots for a new president for the first time in nearly two decades the winner will

now to some of the other stories making news around the world with korean leader kim jong un has sent a letter to south korean president moon asking for more peace talks between the two in twenty nineteen kim said the leaders of the two koreas who met three times this year had taken bold measures to overcome years of hostility. tens of thousands of serbians have marched through the capital belgrade again to protest against attacks on opposition politicians and journalists the protesters waved banners accusing president alexander of stifling democratic liberties cracking down on political opponents and controlling the media. voters in the democratic republic of congo are casting ballots for a new president the winner will take over from strongman joseph kabila who stepped down two should have stepped down two years ago but instead postponed the election several times there's been reports of long lines and glitches at polling stations but for the most voters are simply happy to finally have their say. they waited for two years to cast their vote what difference will a few more hours in

kim gittleson, bbc news. and another adventurer. a frenchman hased only by ocean currents. jean—jacques savin, who's 71, left el hierro in spain's canary islands and hopes to reach the caribbean in as little as three months. he will drop markers along the way to help oceanographers study atlantic currents. there are 1.8 million single—parent households in the uk, and for a long time it was believed that if a child was in one, it had a negative impact on their life. new research suggests otherwise. frankie mccamley has been to meet a group of single parents to hear how perceptions have changed. a cup of tea and a friendly ear for these single mums in kent who get together regularly to share their concerns when it comes to bringing up children on their own. the women are just a handful of the 1.8 million single parent—headed households in the uk, but for some the prospect of being a single parent was daunting. well, when i first became single, i thought, "that's it. see you later. life's over. how am i going to cope? i can't cope with this. how am i

traditionally, cuba has produced some of the world's best players, but until now they could onlyjoin major league teams in the us and canada if they defected. kimerica's pastime, but the sport has long been popular in cuba as well, where even fidel castro was known to run the bases. but, for nearly five decades, those who made it to cuba's big league faced a difficult choice — stay in the country, earning sometimes as little as $50 a month, or defect to the united states, in the hopes of making it big in the major leagues. like yasiel puig, who made his way to the los angeles dodgers via a human trafficker who subjected him to appalling conditions. it's situations like his that prompted america's major league baseball and cu ban authorities to reach this agreement. it states that cuban players above the age of 25, who've played in the cuban league for at least six years, will no longer have to defect from the communist country in order to play in the major league. translation: this is a secure way we have always dreamed off for our children and their families, and our athletes canjoin in any league in the mlb. officials say they've been granted

supervisor kim has made a motion is there a second? supervised -- seconded by supervisor fewer. can we take this without objection? unanimously. thank you. item is passed. >> just for the record, item 15 was reverted back to a first reading as amended. >> that is correct. >> okay. >> so, madame clerk, what is next on the agenda? >> item 19. >> item 19. yes. could you please call item 19? >> item 19 is a resolution to retroactively approve a modification to this super bay hangar lease between american airlines and the city to extend the term by four years and eight months from november 1st, 2018 through june 30th 2023 to increase the initial base rent to approximately 6 million with rent increases adjusted annually by the consumer price index and to reduce the premises by recapture of land and plot 40 at the san francisco international airport. >> thank you. supervisor kim, is your name on for item 19? okay great spear colleagues, can we take this same house same call without objection? this resolution is adopted. madame clerk, please call the next item. >> item 20 is a resolutio

with north korean leader kim jong un has sent a letter to south korean president moon asking for more peace talks between the two in twenty nineteen kim said the leaders of the two koreas who met three times this year have taken bold measures to overcome years of hostility. now as the year draws to a close we're looking back on some of the best stories from the last twelve months our correspondents filed a whole range of reports from all over the world about people's own personal stories about political crises and of course about war and violence but many of those were stories that both touched us and made us think about things a little differently but this report on how rock music is being used to promote democracy in thailand. on the cell phones. in the streets in the cars. the beats of a rap song reverberated throughout thailand to. be somewhat like that. but head gumi or in english what my country has criticised this thailand's military government and the lack of freedom that immediately followed but. the one. that would mean. that you were in a country under a military dictatorsh