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the new plan to streamline schedules and fares. >>> and kim kardashian is talking justice reform.ments on "gma" this morning. >>> first a check on your weather this morning. we start with mike. >> pretty cold out there as everybody has been reminding me throughout the morning hours. thankfully not as windy. hopefully it won't feel quite as biting as yesterday. up to 13 degrees cooler thanks to the lack of winds. cold in pleasanton. 32. we have 38 in concord and pittsburg and antioch at 42 degrees. 35 in lafayette. 33 in mountain view. 32 in novato. look at oakland, san francisco, pacifica, 41, 44, 47. san carlos, 40. everybody else in the 30s. nearly calm conditions across all of our bridges. everything is looking good for your commute planner today. even smoother out on the bay. the peninsula, 36 at 7:00. 9:00, 44, and then full on sunshine for most of the afternoon. 61 at 3:00. for the east bay valleys, 36. 45 at 9:00. 59 at 1:00, 62 your warm spot around 3:00. south bay, 37 this morning. 45 at 9:00. heading out at lunch, upper 50s. a few low 6 0s under a mostly sunny sky. we'll

kim kardashian, everybody. robin?wearing skims right now. [ cheers and applause ] very comfortable. we have a new interview with hollywood actress diane keaton opening up about her family's private struggles in her new memoir "brother & sister" looking at her complicated relationship with her younger brother and his struggles with alcohol. juju chang sat down with her now and joins us. so fascinating. good morning, juju. >> good morning, robin. you know, diane keaton is a fashion maven and a hollywood icon. but like so many of us, she felt powerless watching her brother's descent into addiction and mental illness. she's refreshingly honest about where things went haywire and how her brother ended up living as she says on the other side of normal. >> la di da. >> reporter: diane keaton has been a fixture on the silver screen for five decades, the oscar winner's roles resonating with all ages. >> every generation responds to you in some way. how does that feel as you're walking down the street? >> it makes me feel like

kim kardashian, tony just their way up.s, they walk along, most of them don't speak to us. haven't really worked out what the deal is yet and they go to have their photographs taken, you can herald the paparazzi photographers shouting at them stopping you can see the press lined up stopping you can see the press lined up and basically they come past. reese witherspoon has already gone past, robert de niro, we are hoping, of course, to see the oscar winners. later, sophie long and her collea g u es later, sophie long and her colleagues did find some award winners. the coverage of the oscars is undoubtedly popular with some viewers, others find it trivial and excessive, and that you is articulated in the telephone message. yes, the oscars only take place once a year, and everyone goes into overdrive, but the bbc breakfast presenters were also in overdrive and supplemented by supercharged. storm ciara received plenty of coverage over the weekend with bbc teams dispatched across the uk to report on the damage and destruction it

one lane is partially blocked. >>> kim kardashian west is on "good morning america."he mom of four is talking about family and a new passion project. she says she is working on a documentary about criminal justice reform after finishing her first year of law school. >> i'm so excited for this documentary i'm doing on oxygen. >> on you're getting a law degree. >> i am. i'm ready to take the baby bar in a few months, which is a necessity to continue on for the next three years in california. >> kardashian west is keeping busy with her new shape wear line that launches today at nordstrom. you can watch her full interview at 7:00 after abc7news.com. >>> dyson filed a patent for germ killing headphones that could be more effective than putting on a mask. >>> the company is best known for vacuum cleaners. it says the headset will have speakers with air filter built into ear cups and a >>> a story that is sure to make your mouth water. california's best mexican restaurant is right here in the bay area. >>> and the iconic san francisco skyscraper that reportedly just to deal

. >> even in the case of an unknown person, a person of color, kim kardashian had to ask. >> yes, you have to have a celebrity intercede on your behalf. paon for everyone. donald trump is obsessed in undoing what robert mueller found, undoing the fact of russia helping him get elected. the shame of that and the shame of impeachment apparently are so painful he must undo it. it feels like we could see giuliani, you know, prepardoned in advance, so he can't be charged. you are manafort out there. is in any word, any sort of reporting that he might be looking to try to erase the record on the people who have been sent to prison in crimes related to the mueller report? >> it is a speculation i have heard from people close to the president, is that if trump were to pardon or commute manafort's sentence that it is likely it would come after the 2020 election. i think it is unlikely to see him make any movement, particularly on that guy who formerly was a lobbyist for -- >> why would he? it is not like republicans would do anything about it if he did. >> republicans certainly wouldn't, buts

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the other day, page on the bbc news site where the most read story was how kim kardashian eat her nuggetso be more to younger audience and then people say that is not what public service is about. it is a philosophical question about what the bbc should be doing. philosophical question about what the bbc should be doinglj philosophical question about what the bbc should be doing. i would be interesting to see what you think the bbc should be doing. the young kids. the vice the former vice president of the united states, people thinking thinking his busted flash. joe biden. joe biden has moved on from new hampshire because he has sort of conceded defeat already because it is so badly in iowa and he knows he would have done badly today as well in new hampshire and it really just looks badly today as well in new hampshire and it reallyjust looks like the centrist, the right of the democratic party, are very much going for a man pete buttigieg, very young... telegenic... gay... distinguished military record. he speaks very clearly as well and joe biden hasjust not speaks very clearly as well

. >> in a video from the march issue, kim kardashian and husband kanye west quizzed each other aboutup. >> when's the last time you used the pool? >> i've never used our pool, actually. >> what? >> yeah, can you believe that? but i love our pool. you know we dote on the jacuzzi. >> can you believe that? can you believe we don't have a jacuzzi. >> can you believe it? kim kardashian went on to explain that they don't have a jacuzzi because kanye couldn't find a spot in the backyard where he felt it looked aesthetically pleasing. >> all righty, $60 million, no jacuzzi. >>> next to a celebrity couple using their anniversary to pay homage to a famous film team. >> john stamos and his wife caitlin mchugh recreating that where teams compete to make the right decisions about safe food preparations. our challenge in this round -- read and follow package cooking instructions, and use a food thermometer. let's see how our teams are doing so far -- team 1? we just got 100 points. we separated our raw food from our cooked food. team 2? we got a 100-point green card for proper hand washing before

figured out that is me in what she does is not only look at herself but she starts preening like kim kardashian. [laughter] then there are dolphins, everybody loves dolphins, dolphins have unique whistle names for each other and each dolphin is given a name, whistle name when they're born and they keep it for the rest of their lives. this is amazing because if they have not seen or heard from a particular dolphin in 20 years and they hear the whistle, they know who it is. which is in shock to my high school reunion which i went to in england not so long ago and everyone said to everyone else, you have not changed a bit. and then you saw them peeking out the name tag to see who they were talking to not so with dolphins. we talk about sympathy, understanding in the book and all the wonderful things that animals do. and just as it was coming out we had the fires in australia which i know upset so many people, anyone with a heart because of the kangaroos particular in the qualifiers and what have you. but i just want to mention another animal that was caught up in those fires, australia is the worl

jillian: we should notice it's alice johnson who kim kardashian helped to facilitate her getting releasedicans and independents b and democrats a c plus. what i was surprised about the ad because it was powerful ad, even once they mentioned the name, the democrats stayed pretty positive, this is a very good moment for the president, it definitely did what it was trying to accomplish, touting accomplishments but really showed that he had issues that were bipartisan that we could all come together on and that's exactly what he accomplished. rob: second ad here, we will talk about, mike al bloomberg, big gun violence super bowl ad, if you're thinking about the super bowl, the energy of the super bowl, everybody is in a good mood, everyone was sad, let's take a look. >> lives are being lost every day, it is a national crisis. i heard mike bloomberg speak, he's been in this fight for so long. when i heard mike was stepping into the ring, i thought, now we have a dog in the fight. i know mike is not afraid of the gun lobbyist s, they should be. no one has the right to take hopes and dreams. rob

. >> reporter: you came to kim kardashian's defense when piers morgan was making derogatory commentsbout her posting a nude selfie. how important is it to you to really own the narrative? >> we shouldn't be taking women for how they represent themselves or their body or even their sexual past and judging them for those things because that's just not something we do with men. for me it's not even about taking the narrative into my own hands. it's about calling out moments where there is inequality and unfairness. >> reporter: ratajkowski burst onto the scene in 2013, starring in robin thicke's "blurred lines," which sparked controversy for its hypersexualized music video and lyrics. what did you think when the controversy started around that video? >> i wasn't surprised, but the director and the dp were women. i felt very comfortable with the sort of things that maybe some people deemed controversial. i understood what the idea was, and i liked it. >> reporter: what did you like about it? >> i liked that these women in this video were depicted as not taking themselves too seriously, n

. >> i remember singing and hugging kim kardashian and her mother. >> nothing can replace being able field in front of a big crowd, feeling that internenergy. >> and theel

. >> the poor woman he released earlier through a presidential pardon thanks to kim kardashian west'sobbying, which is a crazy sentence to say. he made it into a super bowl ad that was very clearly targeted at black voters to say, you know, who's got your back? who's helping you guys? so, yeah. >> just to give our viewers something to think about over a break, both of our guests have agreed to stay with us. coming up, what to expect from tomorrow night, the newcomer on the stage, other than the warm welcome he will certainly get from his fellow democratic candidates, which goes without saying. >>> the new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll out today gives senator bernie sanders a double-digit lead over his democratic competitors. here it is, and we'll stay on this for a bit. he's now at 27% followed by biden at 15% and, notably, he is down 11 points since january, biden is. then look at third place. michael bloomberg surges ahead to 14%, all a result of television ad spending and free media coverage. he is now tied with elizabeth warren at 14%. she's been in this race, of course, and

we heard what kim kardashian did. i don't think the democratic party realizes how serious these issues are and we need have people out screaming on the television every day, this is an emergency, it has to be addressed and the people with prominent voices have to be part of the discussion. >> they're all here. rev. >> i think this is critical. what we tried to say in' 16. if you look at the fact hillary clinton lost michigan by 13,000 votes. i know three churches that could have given her that and they never went there. one thing you've got to remember, super bowl biggest ad of the year -- >> that was the kardashian -- >> he put this black woman on the super bowl ad that i thank donald trump. and who on the democratic side has come out that way? the democrats, i know they call themselves progressive, progressive on everything but race, they need stop talking to people, rather than for people in the black community. >> let me show you what donald trump said about black voters today. >> i remember i said what -- 25,000

one of the biggest success stories of the president's criminal justice reform efforts thanks to kim kardashian kanye west. alice johnson. one of the super bowl ads one of the best i saw super bowl sunday. ♪ ♪ >> i'm free to hug my family. i'm free to start over. this is the greatest day of my life. my heart is just bursting with gratitude. i want to thank president donald john trump. [cheers] thank you, thank you, thank you. >> i'm donald trump and i approve this message. >> sean: joining us now author of the book "after life" prison reform advocate alice maria johnson whose sentence was commuted by president trump. many promised and failed that along with syndicated radio host larry elder. alice johnson, i mean, this you are one of the most inspirational people i have ever met. drug offense, life was over. you had no life of getting out of jail. you made a decision that you were going to mentor young women that had a chance to get out with no chance ever for yourself. you actually tweeted, i will read it. two super bowling ago i was sitting in a prison cell. today i'm a free woman. my story w

. >> the poor woman he released earlier through a presidential pardon thanks to kim kardashian west'sobbying, which is a crazy sentence to say. he made it into a super bowl ad that was very clearly targeted at black voters to say, you know, who's got your back? who's helping you guys? so, yeah. >> just to give our viewers something to think about over a break, both of our guests have agreed to stay with us. coming up, what to expect from tomorrow night, the newcomer on the stage, other than the warm welcome he will certainly get from his fellow democratic candidates, which goes without saying. >>> the new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll out today gives senator bernie sanders a colonial penn can help. hi, i'm jonathan, a manager here at colonial penn life insurance company. and with coverage options starting at just $9.95 a month, you can get a whole life insurance plan to help close that gap with a benefit check paid directly to your beneficiary. it's cash they can use right away, and generally, it's free from federal income tax. if you're between age 50 and 85, coverage options s

kim kardashian was a big part of that. he did something about it and it's driving the democrats nuts that something they tried to do that they would always promise and didn't get done and that reminds you of the democratic party in general. they say they are going to get things done and they never do. my father has done everything he said he would do and he has achieved so much more and i think that will be one of the hallmarks of his presidency and i'm incredibly proud that was the super bowl commercial. the spotlight needed to be put forth on the issue and he did so in a beautiful way. it was a kind touching and moving. it should make americans very proud. >> sean: has i am putting on my analysis hat for a second, having done radio for 31 years, my 24th year proudly here at the fox news channel. are we better off than we were four years ago? i would say check. does the president keep his promises? i would say check. heart of the president do on foreign policy? knocked out the caliphate in syria, baghdadi, associates, we

kim kardashian posted a video online where she gave a tour of her refrigerator a lot of people are shockedw big it is. take a look. >> i have a walk-in refrigerator where we keep all of our fresh organic produce >> jimmy: new yorkers saw that and were like, "that's not a a fridge, that's a a three-bedroom apartment. [ laughter and applause in new york city, that's a a three-bedroom -- [ cheers and applause >> steve: wow! >> jimmy: her fridge is so big, that's where prince harry and meghan markle are moving >> steve: really [ laughter ] >> jimmy: look at the size of that thing she must have a huge 409k. [ light laughter ] finally, i read about a white claw factory that's opening in arizona. or as -- [ cheers ] or as students at arizona state are calling it, church [ cheers and applause guys, we have a great show give it up for the roots right there! [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: we got a fun show tonight. will smith is here tonight [ cheers and applause >> steve: oh, come on! also patti smith is here >> steve: what?! [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: legend so exci

. >> the poor woman he released earlier through a presidential pardon thanks to kim kardashian west'ssentence to say. he made it into a super bowl ad that was very clearly targeted at black voters to say, you know, who's got your back? who's helping you guys? so, yeah. >> just to give our viewers something to think about over a break, both of our guests have agreed to stay with us. coming up, what to expect from tomorrow night. the newcomer on the stage, other than the warm welcome he will certainly get from his fellow democratic candidates, which goes without saying. ever since we moved here, i've been noticing it. i think the house is changing him... -[ gasps ] -up and at 'em! ...into his father. [ eerie music plays ] is it scary? -[ gasps ] -it's in eco mode. so don't touch it. mm-hmm. i can't stop this from swinging. must be a draft in here. but he did save a bunch of money bundling our home and auto with progressive. progressive can't protect you from becoming your parents, but we can protect your home and auto when you bundle with us. -hello? -sorry, honey. [ telephone beeps ] b

president trump not only commuted her sentence, kim kardashian and kanye west but he also did something that many of the presidents have promised but never fulfilled their promise on command that was, yep, prison reform criminal justice reform, nonviolence first-time offenders won't get a life sentence in jail behind ba. thousands of prison minorities have and will soon be a second shot at life. not the kind of hope and change that democrats constantly promise, but it was president trump that actually deliver that. now, several recent polls are showing the present support among minorities has tripled or. four years ago that president trump failed to improve the lives of all americans no matter what race or agenda. he famously said what you have to lose? tonight we can confidently say promises made and kept is now the democratic party very hard to the left him a radical socialist left, with a scary brand of socialism, new greendale, medicare for all, edit obamacare workout. and now real measures, success, and quite frankly the way of life for every single solitary american at stake. in 2

. >>> pero ahora kim kardashian nos tiene asombrados porque hace horas dijo que su hijo que acaba des a cambiar de tema. que no tiene que ver con las kardashian, pero con una que queremos mucho porque carmen salinas nunca se queda callada como el que estÁ caliente es sobre josÉ manuel el colombiano que dice que es hijo de josÉ josÉ pues que cree fuimos a preguntarle a carmen y dio su versiÓn. >>> y encima de esto dio un consejo para que en el futuro no se learlo en estos lÍos a los famosos, vamos a verlo. >>> yo no lo conozco, no sÉ de quiÉn estÁs hablando no le hagan caso, es uno gordo. >>> ese. >>> se parece mÁs al koke. >>> (risas). >>> le salen a todos sus compaÑeros, por todo ya. >>> no se olviden del sombrero por allÍ. >>> (risas). >>> siempre nos hace reÍr carmen. >>> durante la obra que estÁ protagonizada... hablamos sobre el beso que se dio con una actriz como parte de la obra. >>> pero al tenÍa en los dientes al punto que tuvo que esconderse, vamos a verlo. >>> cuÁl beso? >>> no para nada, porque estamos haciendo un cortometraje y es un beso divertido y es un beso bien. >>>

and when they're not rich white dudes they're people who kim kardashian is championing.nd so he's again abusing his office. he's only looking out for himself and people who look and act like him. >> let's talk about the attorney general. what's your sens you're first. do you think he's serious when embarrassing me? that seems like a human reaction to the way he's been the target of shame really for looking like a toadie. >> what barr's doing is a performance full of sound and fury signifying nothing. maya angelou said when someone shows you who they are, believe them the first time. so what we've seen from barr is him lying about the mueller report to protect trump. we saw him use the power of the justice department to shield trump from impeachment. we saw him reverse the prosecutors in the roger stone sentencing just because roger stone is trump's friend. what we see from barr is he's an enthusiastic aider and abetter of trump's corruption. we should believe him. >> and he's hooked his wagon to trump all the way to the end, right you? don't see him pulling out and sayin

>> was it kim kardashian >> maybe it was.the family. >> it had a good quarter gen-y and z uses these mediums i don't own it i own twitter, but i i can see it toe increase over time. >> it was kylie. >> i hate when she's right. >>> after the bell, we'll get earnings results from nvidia josh lippen that is ha what is it, josh >> so david, here's what we'll expect that stock actually did hit a fresh all-time high today. it has rallied more than 100% since the june 2019 lows rbc's mitch steve says the number one metric to watch, revenue for the data center, because the chips do carry higher gross margins he also wants to hear more about what management has to say about the coronavirus and how that is impacting the supply change in china. guys, back to you. >> josh lip ton, thank you very much that one is expected to be weaker. >> we've seen momentum across a couple different companies, gaming could be impacted remember they hadded deal that they'll close, that will give them -- you're looking at me like -- >> they haven't gotten

requires more time to explain that journey and with prison reform and the innocence project and even kim kardashian talking about legal strategy. let's watch. >> i got no choice but to provoke them hoping he gets reckless and makes a mistake. >> that's your long game. >> i don't see any other way. >> how about win your cases and get yourself some credibility. >> i'll stay away from the press. but you let me worry about my credibility. [ cheers and applause ] >> wow. >> and you got to meet the person who this is based off of so how was that for you? >> isaac is an incredible man. i mean when we first had the table read for the first episode i took him into a room for 45 minutes and just talked and talked. he was very gracious. he opened up, you know, talking about things that any question i had for him he answered it and it was just a really great way of getting an essence of who he was so i could introduce that to the show. >> he changed his whole character. he had a plan and then he just went and changed the whole performance. >> i love what you both said how you've given so much to this and now i

and kim kardashian is so interested in the criminal justice system she's working on becoming an attorneythey took steps to make sure she had an authentic experience. the sova family said they're very grateful for this publicity since she was there. celebrities drawing attention to these kind of cases never hurts. >> i didn't know about those things. cool experience. thanks, erielle. >>> now to a "gma" exclusive. the remarkable story of a woman who thought she would never be able to have a baby on her own finally able to start a family thanks to a groundbreaking new transplant and the help of some selfless strangers. janai norman is back with more on the story. good morning, janai. >> reporter: hey, cecilia. this is a really incredible story about the fifth baby born in the u.s. from a transplanted uterus. the parents, high school sweethearts who always planned on having a family now calling their son the miracle baby. madison gibbs is a healthy woman but she was born without one thing. >> i did not have a uterus. >> reporter: that's right, the dallas native now 22 was born without a uter

kim kardashian and connor natwest have just made their way up.s yet, don't they go up to have their photographs taken. you can hear the paparazzi shouting at them, our cameraman was a show you what is going on. you can see the press lined up. they all come past. reese witherspoon has already gone past, robert de niro, we are hoping of course to see the oscar winds, traditionally this is where the oscar winds come. tonight that would include brad pitt, laura dern, obviously she won for her role in marriage story. frequent phoenix, you never know what he is going to do after an awards ceremony, sometimes he goes to protests and speaks about animal rights, which included in his speech today. —— joaquin phoenix. and wonderful scene. you can see some of the dresses as they come up. so, join us whenever you like. we will be here for the next few hours, hoping to speak to some oscar winners. we have seen no speak to some oscar winners. we have seen no sign yet of bong joon—ho, parasite was of course the big surprise of the evening. a great night for sou

prison for a first offense before her sentence was commuted by president trump thanks to help from kim kardashian she was freed last year and started a new chapter, advocating for criminal justice reform with a group called stand together and partnering with former nfl player, shaun alexander. >> the group hosted a dinner last night to help others. >> joining us you now to discuss, you author of after life, my journey to freedom alice johnson and shaun alexander. good morning. >> i've interviewed alice before. i love her story and love her heart for the lord and i'm so glad that everything turned out. you prayed and you prayed and you prayed. what are you doing together. what's your partnership to help other people. >> we're ambassadors for a group called stand together and last night we threw a really cool party with cafe momentum. it was awesome. so it's all about juvenile justice. cafe momentum an organization that helps kids caught in the you'vyou'vejuvenile justice sys. they work for a year as an intern, to really get a chance to he see what it's like to have a good, healthy family around th

johnson, posthumous, dead for 80 years, only one living american has gotten one that was when kim kardashian chned her case. during his speech he talked about the tuskegee airman, the woman who he said would get a scholarship, the young girl, the fact is, he just appointed a tv board, tennessee valley board, nine members, no african-americans, one woman. the lack of diversity is chilling. america's diverse, it's our strength. we need to embrace it and not have an all white world. i yield back the balance of my ime. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> madam speaker, by direction of the committee on rules, i call up house resolution 833 and ask for its immediate consideration. the clerk: resolved, that upon adoption of this resolution it shall be in order without intervention of any point of order to consider in the house the resolution, h. res. 826, expressing disapproval of the trump administrations harmful actions towards medicaid. the resolution shall be considered as read. the previous question shall be considered as ordered on

kim kardashian and kanye have just made their way out. the oscar winners. later sophie long and her colleague colin paterson did find some award winners. although coverage across the breakfast and the bbc is undoubtedly popular for some viewers, others find it trivial and excessive. that view is articulated in a telephone message here from rupert ballantine. yes, the oscars only take place once a year, and all the luvvies go into overdrive, but the bbc breakfast presenters were also in overdrive. and supplemented by a supercharged. storm ciara received plenty of coverage across the weekend. bbc teams dispatched across the uk to report on the damage and disruption it was causing. here's an example from sun day's brea kfast. people are being told to avoid unnecessary travel. ina in a moment we will speak to thomas morgan in aberystwyth. luxmy gopal is in dover. luxmy, good morning to you. it seems maybe slightly less windy than it was earlier, but hard to tell. it's certainly blustery, isn't it? distorted noises it might seem that way, a st

>> kanye west and kim kardashian west ask for a pardon for somebody he'll use in a political campaigns philanthropic. at the same time he made people wealthy like the guy nelson pelts who held a huge fund-raiser for donald trump the weekend before the pardon was issued, so big couples had to pay over half a million dollars to go, it raised $10 million for the president's re-election campaign. i don't know if you could have a bigger advertisement for if you'd like your friend that made you rich to get a pardon, please donate money to me. >> right. and carol, when you look at the interview with rod blagojevich or when he came out of prison and gave a comment, this political prisoner thing. let's be clear. you might not think that he deserved the sentence he got but it wasn't, he wasn't railroaded. >> no, he wasn't railroaded. he went through a jury trial and convicted by a jury. the judge sentenced him and he lost his appeal. there are a lot of aspects to what's going on that's troubling and let's be clear. the president has unfettered authority to grant pardons but remember that the on