did he observe haaland from new mexico, sharice davids from kansas, and kristi noem from south dakota. next slide. we increased the involvement with three native american teachers which represented paul revere school, k-8, and balboa high school. the indian education program, students and parents work with google to create an indigenous mapping project. the department of c.n.i. and state and federal programs toured the california indian museum and cultural center,

kristi gross has the details.attempted bank robber is on the run—san joaquin county sheriffús detectives released this surveilliance photo of the man they say tried to rob a wells fargo bank in lockeford, saturday morning...deputy andrea lopez/ sjcso spokeswomanhe walked into the bank and handed a note to the teller with some demands on it.deputy andrea lopez, a spokeswoman for the san joaquin county sheriffús office says the suspect was able to get away but he didnút get any money...she says a quick-thinking teller was able to stall.the teller was able to delay him and he must have become nervous and fled the areathe attempted robbery happened at the lockeford branch on the 1900 block of north jacktone road off highway 88.investigators say no explosive devices, or other weapons were found at the bank. we didnút see any weapons however threats were made and when threats are made and jeopardize public safety it is a concern of ours.tstand up: the sheriffús office confirmed this isnút the frist time thieves ha

kristi: since 2010. lemonis: kristi knoblich runs this edibles empire.t's our tangerine dark-chocolate bar. currently, we offer products to about 960 dispensaries throughout the state. lemonis: 85 employees crank out over 1,000 pounds of pot-infused chocolate a day. it would take cindy and leani eight months to make that many tarts. and all that takes a ton of this. i want to be like santa claus. kristi: yeah, these are about 40 pounds. lemonis: i may not get pot, but i can't ignore the numbers. kiva's already a multi-million-dollar company. and next year, once recreational sales begin, they're expecting their revenue to double... cindy: we have cherry almond, which is the other flavor that has a higher... lemonis: ...a giant compared to treat yourself. you know, it's clear that you guys have a great idea. you are passionate about what you do. it's still small, right? cindy: yes. leani: mm-hmm. lemonis: are you too late to the party? cindy: we don't think so. there are bigger companies, but they're not creating the products we're creating. lemonis: what

nbc bay area's kristi smith joins us live at the police department with the story. kristi? >> well, the family tells us today that they are grateful for all the support they have received during this very difficult time and the police officers association was talking about that reward, but they also say they heard through the community about changes they would like to see in the neghbo they have come up with at least one short-term solution. >> her condition is still very much in critical stage. >> reporter: the brutal beating of of this woman has devastated her family and shaken the community. the 89-year-old was found tuesday in a visitation valley park near her home. >> collective energy to provide healing for her. that will be amazing. >> the reward is very helpful, and all this love that we're feeling is really uplifting our family. >> reporter: that reward, $10,000 from the san francisco police officers association to help find whoever is responsible. >> i heard substation and visitation valley consistently. >> reporter: president tony montoya says officers have incre

mixed online exchanges as well very interesting christiane your counterpart next thank you so much kristie always great to have you with us. and they're striking demographic news out of japan with an official study finding that the nation's workforce will fall by more than twenty percent twenty. by the year twenty forty a panel commissioned by the ministry of health labor and welfare reported available japanese workers would number only fifty two point four million in twenty four and twenty forty rather that's down to down from sixty five point three and twenty seventeen the report is the latest data detail informing the debate as japanese policy makers grapple with how to manage the aging and shrinking of japanese society the labor ministries twenty eight hundred estimate shows the largest ever yearly decline in japanese population with a fall of four hundred forty eight thousand people compared to twenty seventy's. and there is dire news from for coffee drinkers coming out of the commodity markets as the price of coffee craters pushing growers who are already poorly paid to despair and r

correspondent julie a shuffle below but ends kristie are the top founders of counterpart and later we'll look at why the u.s. is so far behind in the field of contactless credit. with art he's the artist we he joins us from los angeles all that directly ahead but first we have some headlines let's go to. the drama surrounding chinese tech giant wall way leads our global report today is the company's founder and chief executive makes his first public remarks since the arrest of one way c.f.o. who is also his daughter the c.e.o. rens ren saying faye denied that his company has installed so-called back doors into technology for chinese authorities telling journalists on wally's corporate campus and then quote i personally would never harm the interest of my customers and me and my company would not answer to such requests mr rennes comments also balance flattery in the form of praise for u.s. president donald trump's tax policy with words of patriotism and loyalty to the chinese communist party mr rennes daughter and wa wait chief chief financial officer of mengele one zoo has been detained

governorth dakota kristi noem delivers her first state of the state, talking about taxes and the methamphetamine crisis. she is south dakota's first female governor. [applause] gov. noem:

(justine) that was kristi gross reporting. stockton police have not yet said whether that hit-and-run driver was arrested. (jrstone) a winter storm cutting across the midwest has claimed at least seven lives so far. now the washington gio feeling the impact.warningsas the nation's capitol is blanketed with snow... people in the midwest are digging themselves out, many of them getting more than a foot across several states. the highest totals are in missouri... where the weather had a major impact on those driving...many forced to pull- over and seek shelter overnight. <"the roads were getting bad."><"i was kind of scared to sleep in strange places. they offered me a shower, and gave me pillows, and coffee they fed me too."> but check this -- the weather could not keep kansas city chief's fans downbundled up spectators tailgated under tarps to watch their team defeat the colts in the play-offs. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with meterologist mabrisa rodriguez. the start of the the start of the work week d

kristi gross has the story (pkg)he is an amazing person.ivel(es- que-vel) is a senior at joseph a. gre-gori high school in modesto.and at one point--- the hardworking teen was working three jobs. i need money basically. i help out with rent. he's also been saving for a car... little did he know he would soon get one...his teacher lori gaines noticed his effort and even presented him with an award for perseverance last month (lori gaines/ gregori high school teacher))it's exhausting being a full time student athlete and working at this point he has three jobs and yet he's alway in school, he's always on time, he's never late. i have him first block and he's at my tutoring sessions every tuesday and thursday. he's determined to do well and he's more responsible than most adults i know. ááágaines--- well known for going above and beyond for her students-- learned christian had ben juggling school, sports, and work---all without a car---i said to my co-worker after school that i have to do something. this kid has too many going on in his life t

(justine) that was kristi gross reporting.new car wasn't the teens only surprise--- he was also offerd a paid internship at waterford's dealership so christian can cut back on some of his jobs. coming up in sports....highlights of the afc divisional round between the indianapolis colts and the kansas city chiefs....that's next.... (justine) a mother and daughter meet for the first time in 51 years. what lead up to their first hug in decades.. (jrs) san diego's airport was the scene of an emotional family reunion friday that was really more like a first meeting.(justine) an ohio woman flew in to meet her mother -- who she hasn't seen since she was a baby more than 50 years ago. reporter jason sloss has the story. lori webster/step-sister"it's crazy, yeah. i'm glad it's coming to fruition."ramona resident lori webster waiting anxiously at san diego international airport with her sister and their stepmom for a very special family reunion. karen leslie flew in from michigan and is about to meet the daughter she put up for adoption

kristi gross has the details.n attempted bank robber is on the run—san joaquin county sheriffús detectives released this surveilliance photo of the man they say tried to rob a wells fargo bank in lockeford, saturday morning...deputy andrea lopez/ sjcso spokeswomanhe walked into the bank and handed a note to the teller with some demands on it.deputy andrea lopez, a spokeswoman for the san joaquin county sheriffús office says the suect was able to get away but he didnút get any money...she says a quick-thinking teller was able to stall.the teller was able to delay him and he must have become nervous and fled the areathe attempted robbery happened at the lockeford branch on the 1900 block of north jacktone road off highway 88.investigators say no explosive devices, or other weapons were found at the bank. we didnút see any weapons however threats were made and when threats are made and jeopardize public safety it is a concern of ours.tstand up: the sheriffús office confirmed this isnút the frist time thieves ha

kristi gross has the details.tempted bank robber is on the run—san joaquin county sheriffús detectives released this surveilliance photo of the man they say tried to rob a wells fargo bank in lockeford, saturday morning...deputy andrea lopez/ sjcso spokeswomanhe walked into the bank and handed a note to the teller with some demands on it.deputy andrea lopez, a spokeswoman for the san joaquin county sheriffús office says the suspect was able to get away but he didnút get any money...she says a quick-thinking teller was able to stall.the teller was able to delay him and he must have become nervous and fled the areathe attempted robbery happened at the lockeford branch on the 1900 block of north jacktone road off highway 88.investigators say no explosive devices, or other weapons were found at the bank. we didnút see any weapons however threats were made and when threats are made and jeopardize public safety it is a concern of ours.tstand up: the sheriffús office confirmed this isnút the frist time thieves have

kristie was in spain have begun drilling a tunnel in a bid to rescue a two year old boy who's been trapped in a well for six days the child fell down an unmarked well shaft near the set city of malaga nearly a week ago but until now conditions were not favorable to begin drilling. in motorsports make sure america the son of seven time formula one world champion michael schumacher has joined ferrari's academy the move would see him link up with the team where his father became a legend of the sport as part of the training program he'll take part in ferrari's pre-season testing. it's the most successful name in motor sport make sure makar is well on the way to following in the footsteps of his illustrious father michael. liked at the junior schumacher started out in karting he raced under his mother's maiden name in an attempt to avoid any unwelcome attention but by the time he arrived in formula for the first level in single feature racing everyone knew who he was two years in that series were followed by a season in formula three and with it a european formula three title breaking through

kristi gross has the story (pkg)he is an amazing person.red)christian esquivel(es- que-vel) is a senior at joseph a. gre-gori high school in modesto.and at one point--- the hardworking teen was working three jobs. i need money basically. i help out with rent. he's also been saving for a car... little did he know he would soon get one...his teacher lori gaines noticed his effort and even presented him with an award for perseverance last month (lori gaines/ gregori high school teacher))it's exhausting being a full time student athlete and working at this point he has three jobs and yet he's alway in school, he's always on time, he's never late. i have him first block and he's at my tutoring sessions every tuesday and thursday. he's determined to do well and he's more responsible than most adults i know. ááágaines--- well known for going above and beyond for her students-- learned christian had ben juggling school, sports, and work---all without a car---i said to my co-worker after school that i have to do something. this kid has too many goin

support that what implications regionally i mean i do believe that they will use these on the contrary kristie and i do believe that they are going to use these the end of these negotiations to reinvent itself and sadly it's strongest all the factions which is the eastern bloc which is actually close the border with venezuela is going to use. the reste of the eleven. in order to transform itself in a much more radical organisation that will base their armed violence in terrorist attacks i envision an increase in urban guerrilla guerrilla warfare but basically not or guerrilla warfare most likely arbonne terrorist attacks and also an increase against the economic infrastructure in particular against oil pipelines this is a sudden moment in colombian history because what we are see is that there is somehow a consensus in colombian society that we need to close the door to end the conflict with a yell and through. and that's what the news really bad news but also the development of rural areas the poverty and inequality in some parts of colombia has been fertile fertile ground for these rebel gro

kristie smith, nbc bay area news. >> in washington today president trump is defending himself against an explosive new report from the "new york the president calling that report insulting as he spent the day on twitter blasting emocrats for the on going shut >> firing back against a "new york times" report that the fbi launched a counterintelligence investigation based on suspicions he was working on behalf of russia against american interests. >> i think it is the most insulting article i've ever had written. >> reporter: the report says the investigation was triggered after the president canned fbi director james koim. >> the fbi was afraid the firing of comey was a way to help the russians stop the fbi from figuring out what they did in the election. >> reporter: questioning the motivate. >> i'm going to ask the fbi director was there an fbi counterintelligence investigation opening up regarding the president being a potential agent of the russians. i find it astonishing. >> says the president concealed notes from a 2017 meeting with vladimir putin and told the lingist not so shar

yes well kristie grocery store which that's one for me to listen in gives me a sense of accomplishment was one of the vehicles in the song. and when someone tells me i've done a good job it gives me a real boost because of this most of it's not true at all it doesn't those of us who were double speak. i'm glad when people their knowledge of my work over it and offer me some help it really motivates me when we tell them that. it's just a friend of mine called. claudia's putting away the breakfast food. i think that's a cloudy yes i. party it doesn't like to throw away food like that. who love you look at all the poor people you see on the streets they've got nothing i'll be honest i feel sorry for them. and you know you lied. or. my health is really important i want to stay in good shape so i don't get sick. most of them you go to yoga mats at home right sort of. you know when i sit down that i do this. you know that's why you're so flexible exactly you know i do sit ups for my back so my back is more flexible and i can move around better. fest is supposed to be over but i guess derives

while it is china's most kristie just infrastructure project the belt and road initiative with nearly a trillion dollars in proposed chinese investment poised to build roads railways ports and to oil pipelines all the way from beijing to bird led the mega project was launched five years ago and it's attracted investors from all over the world including german companies all eager to get a sizable piece of the action. the new silk road china's belton road initiative as a source of wealth. precious gems for pakistan. faster processing of shipping containers in europe. and cheaper energy in sri lanka everyone should benefit that's the promise at least delivered by the singers in this choir. chinese president xi jinping has been pushing the new silk road for the past five years. more than one hundred projects have been completed along the route they include high speed rail. ports for container ships. and fiber optic connections for faster internet access. german industrial giant siemens sees the new silk road as a major opportunity siemens has recently put a new office in beijing focused o

country's most powerful parties has hinted at a second chance to join a governing coalition it would see kristie lu those free democratic party team up with i'm going to merkel c.d.u. the greens there was a failed attempt to creating a similar coalition in twenty seventeen following the general election this time there's a catch he wants merkel to step down as chancellor now not in twenty twenty one. get. new opportunities in our rising there's a phase of uncertainty really begin to this be nice set up we're in a kind of transition period merkel's era is drawing to clues and everyone knows that and she knows it is well thought germany needs a new start and new more transitional period and i think it's decided that apparently that message was intended not only for party members but also for merkel successor at the helm of the c.d.u. party who theoretically could speed up the chancellor's departure our europe correspondent peter all of us sums up angle of merkel's twenty eight ing the clock is ticking or and the burgos time in germany job she's already stood down as chair of the c.d.u. party and h

he apologized in court today for killing elementary schoolteacher kristy mire rack 27 years ago.olice obtaining row's dna when his half sister submitted her dna sample to a genealogy data base. >>> a close call on a cincinnati highway. police were helping a drive whole broke down on the side of i-75. several officers jumping the barrier just a split second before the suv slammed into those two police cars. >>> and you've heard the saying a moose on the loose. well, it's a real thing. in alaska a moose entering the hospital, relaxing there in the lobby, grazing on some plants. turns out the hospital doors were frozen open. the moose eventually walking back out. everyone calling ate pretty calm hoept visit. >>> when we come back here tonight, the little boy, and what he noticed about his grandfather. it saved his life. at&t provides edge-to-edge intelligence, covering virtually every part of your retail business. so that if your customer needs shoes, & he's got wide feet. & with edge-to-edge intelligence you've got near real time inventory updates. & he'll find the same shoes in yo

custody at football's asian cup the second round of the group stage kicked off on thursday in jordan kristie were two nil victory against syria to increase their lead at the top of group b. and thailand came away with their first win of the tournament against had a the ties that sacked their coach after losing the opener and this time now that the matches only goal. all right now back to the board to see which show returns to action in just over a week and ahead of the a restart bar in munich are flying back to germany following their mid-season training camp in qatar with controversy injuries and a new signing the winter break has been eventful for the reigning league champs. by an munich's last training session in qatar is done and dusted when are you and robin is struggling for fitness for friday's been as they can return against hoffenheim but there was a glimmer of hope after a solid day of work. today it was good on. a good into the camp. the week didn't go as i hoped but today was good. bye and timing could cyrus been equally mixed many fans were happy to see them but back home of us

that seems cool sets feel something they're plastic kristie it's a close ally and i need to stay on your own such a special projects funded he tells it to. on. the mountains of only grow higher. was. i . secured the support of the european parliament as he agitates for the overthrow of the troubled nation socialist president use foreign policy chief also says the blocks up sanctions against. germany france and the u.k. establish a mechanism to swerve u.s. sanctions on trading with iran using a new dollar.

[applause] would you please join me in recognizing secretary of state ed buchanan, auditor kristi racines, treasurer curt meier and superintendent jillian balow. [applause] we are an amazing team and i am really looking forward to working with them more and i think we have great things that we can do together as we go forward. mr. chief justice, i note, you're over there, but i also note that this is the first time in our state's history when we will hear from a state of the judiciary from a majority female bench. [applause] i think it is very fitting, though, because 149 years ago, governor john campbell appointed esther morris. as the first female justice of the peace in america. the sweetwater county clerk's telegram announcing the event read, "wyoming, the youngest and one of the richest territories in the united states, gave equal rights to women in actions as well as words." [applause] justices, to each of you, thank you for your impartiality, dedication to the constitution and the law, and for your thoughtfulness in deliberation. thank you also to the leaders of the eastern shoshon

currencies to do so we are pleased to be joined but for the first time in twenty one thousand by kristi i have counterpart x. welcome crissy great to have you happy happy new year ten so you're too young i mean you're all the in wisdom but you're too young to know these movies the spaghetti westerns this was the first real film in which clint eastwood actually excelled he became a star and in it he sort of there's an really uncomfortable alliance and competition between these other two gunslingers and the. it reminded me of for the sort of title of this segment about the uncomfortable lions in the crypto space where these new crypto folks and some real you know up starts coming into this established crypto space and really having a gun slinging shoot out so in that regard that back up let's talk about the good the bad and the ugly our own spaghetti western encrypted so what were the goods i mean we certainly know that kryptos are being more accepted. in the conventional investor class but talk about that a little bit what else is good with kryptos yeah absolutely we have the arrival of

kristi gross has the latest.lash to s-b-54 comes after it was confirmed by ice that gustavo perez arriaga, the man accused of shooting and killing corporal say arriaga left stanislaus llyr county.he was ultimately captured in kern county. stanislaus county sheriff adam christianson says arriaga was trying to esnative mexico.supporters of the sanctuary law say it was designed to foster trust between undocumented immigrants and local law enforcement.but opponents - --like new california ---say it only puts people in danger. now the group is using corporal singh's death as an example of their grievance with the state and another reason why they believe they should be able to secede.man: "will we see another officer singh shooting? yes, i think that's pretty much guaranteed we'll see something like this again. and we'll see more angel parents until we stop this nonsense and new california will stop it.man: "in new california we would not have a sanctuary state law, we would say that if you're apprehended for a crime

kristi gross has the latest.g backsh to s-b-me by ice that gustavo perez arriaga, the man accused of shooting and killing corporal ronil singh -- was in the country illegally.authorities say arriaga left stanislaus county.he was ultimately captured in kern county. stanislaus county sheriff adam christianson says arriaga was trying to escape to his native mexico.supporters of the sanctuary law say it was designed to foster trust between undocumented immigrants and local law enforcement.but opponents - --like new california ---say it only puts people in danger. now the group is using corporal singh's death as an example of their grievance with the state and another reason why they believe they should be able to secede.man: "will we see another officer singh shooting? yes, i think that's pretty much guaranteed we'll see something like this again. and we'll see more angel parents until we stop this nonsense and new california will stop it.man: "in new california we would not have a sanctuary state law, we would say t

prosecutors are currently in ankara discussing the possibility of his extradition and i'm kristie lu joins us live from ankara if he is extradited what would the american logic be behind that he's been a resident in the states for so many years now. well peter actually these processes especially for extradition is not something that happens from to day to morrow and let me say that turkey has requested the exhibition offer to lock it out for many many times even before the failed coup attempt in july two thousand and sixteen of course this delegation a visit it means a lot for turkey because for the first time turkey has the has the chance to present the evidence that have been given to united states before but even before that the u.s. officials especially the judiciary officials have always said that what turkey presented as a proof actually doesn't meet this standard. in the in the u.s. law system to extradite her to lucky land to turkey or to the country but turkey is still the man said and during the u.s. delegation visit turkish officials provided detailed evidence they gave so

(justine) reporter kristi gross tells us one man says he was just being a good neighbor when he jumped into action to help police catch the suspected hit and run driver. a hit-and-run north stockton.it happened in the spanos park neighborhood near the intersection of lonnie beck way and muir woods avenue, across from baxter park.a neighbor posted the video to the ring neighbors app and shared some details on the crash with fox40.jerry syrovatka says he was just being a good neighbor when he jumped into action to help police catch the suspected driver of the vehicle that crashed."i got involved right away. neighbors got to do that," said syrovatka.the security camera he put up in a tree in his front yard captured the hit-and-run crash. "that night it was about 2 o'clock in the morning and we heard a crash and right away we all looked at each other and said, 'something's wrong,'" syrovatka stated. "so, i threw on my pants, i didn't throw on no shoes or anything, and came outside and seen the guy taking off."the video shows veer left and slam into a outside neighbor's home, spinning the t

did he observe haaland from new mexico, sharice davids from kansas, and kristi noem from south dakota. next slide. we increased the involvement with three native american teachers which represented paul revere school, k-8, and balboa high school. the indian education program, students and parents work with google to create an indigenous mapping project. the department of c.n.i. and state and federal programs toured the california indian museum and cultural center, cimcc. again, those are just to name a few. >> a few local successes have been supervisor malia cohen introducing name change legislation for san francisco's reidentification of columbus day as indigenous people's day, and students receive commendations for their work on the removal of the pioneer statue. >> and in our ongoing indian ed program supports that we provide, we not only help students connect with district and school resources to support their academic success, especially through tutoring and mentoring and providing direct support to families and connecting district and community resources, we'd also like to highl

we're talking about kristy tolliver. she was asked to join the coaching team for the season. she took the steps but s becaus trict wnba rules, her salary is cappe at$10,000. other assistant coaches in the nba make anywhere from $100,000 to over llion. the team owner tweeted this in response to the story reading in part the rules and collective bargainingee ants never conne contemplated having a wnba player working as an nba coach, the rules need to change. >> they need to change. >> and the titans games are coming up, here's a preview. >> reporter: when dwayne johnson sought inspiration, he turned to a word from his polynesian herita heritage. >> it's called mana, it means spirit and power. >> it will bring together men and women from every dayr jobs fo a series of daunting, head-to-head physical challenges. >> borderline insane. a lot of themutan't walk o of here on their own accord. they have to get helped out. ne>> reporter: the os who make it through advance to an ultimate challenge at mount olympus and a chance to win $100,000. >> helping change some of t lives. in that

kristi gross has the details.ed bank robber is on the run—san joaquin county sheriffús detectives released this surveilliance photo of the man they say tried to rob a wells fargo bankn lockeford, saturday morning...deputy andrea lopez/ sjcso spokeswomanhe walked into the bank and handed a note to the teller with some demands on it.deputy andrea lopez, a spokeswoman for the san joaquin county sheriffús office says the suspect was able to get away but he didnút get any money...she says a quick-thinking teller was able to stall.the teller was able to delay him and he must have become nervous and fled the areathe attempted robbery happened at the lockeford branch on the 1900 block of north jacktone road off highway 88.investigators say no explosive devices, or other weapons were found at the bank. we didnút see any weapons however threats were made and when threats are made and jeopardize public safety it is a concern of ours.tstand up: the sheriffús office confirmed this isnút the frist time thieves have target

she could fall in the footsteps of kristi yamaguchi and peggy fleming. good. >> that's good. my dad drives me to the rink every day. yeah, she's 13. >> he's going to continue driving you another three years. >> single father is doing a great job in richmond. let's talk about all of this rain coming our way. >> interesting five days ahead. we will watch the first storm coming in this time tomorrow. eventually wind, rain and lowering snow levels by the weekend. outside right now we are just seeing a few patches of low clouds trying to drift into the south bay. 55 degrees. pleasant evening in san jose. take advantage of it. the rest of the forecast temperatures a lot more stormy, passing the middle part of the week. walnut creek, 60 under the partly cloudy skies. and san francisco, some mist. low clouds and fog settled in. 53 degrees. we did manage a high of 61 a bit earlier today. stormranger mobile doppler radar, san bruno empty, the three storms come in the next few days. the first off the coast. clouds on the increase late in the day tomorrow. in the mo

congresswoman kristi houlihan now represents the six district, she is the former president of a nonprofit organization that promotes early childhood literacy. she also served three years in the u.s. air force. republican dan user was representative of pennsylvania's ninth district. earlier in the decade he was head of the state's tax office. prior to that he was an executive in his family's company that manufactures scooters and other home medical equipment. pennsylvania's 15th district elected representative john joyce in his first bid for public office. he is a medical doctor who runs a dermatology projects with his wife since 1991. and congressman -- represents pennsylvania's 14th district. he was previously a state senator and before that a district judge in state s. >>> former defense defenders on arms policy. that's followed by a talk on the challenges facing army recruitment. and later, newly elected florida governor rick desantos delivers his inaugural address. next, a discussion on the state of the energy industry with oil and gas executives. the american petroleum in

in the book, chris kristy harff criticizes jared kushner, president trump son-in-law and blames him for christie being removed as chairman of the trump transition team. >>> we continue coverage of the oakland school board response to the growing budget problems. we now know the district plans to close a well-regarded middle school to help close the budget gap. allie rasmus is life with what happened last night emotional school board meeting. >> reporter: there is a lot of frustration and even tears from supporters of the ruth international academy. east oakland middle school and the oak and unified board voted last night to shut down the middle school. they warned the district is facing $30 million budget shortfall and in order to maintain financial stability, roots is the first of what will likely be several schools in the coming years that have to close or consolidate. the school board members were in the middle school has faced declining a moment and most schools in oakland have faced declining aromas and they will have to consolidate schools in the future. the school board 6-1 decis

governorth dakota kristi noem delivers her first state of the state, talking about taxes and the methamphetamine crisis. she is south dakota's first female governor. [applause] gov. noem: thank you, go ahead and be seated, please. lieutenant governor, mr. speaker, members of the legislature, chief justice, justices of the supreme court, constitutional officers, and ns, thankuth dakota you very much for giving me the honor of being your governor. it is my privilege today to offer thoughts on the state of our state. i know many times people talk about the length of this speech. i haven't sat in your chairs ed how longwonder would today be? my husband said to me, will there be an intermission? [laughter] will you be serving popcorn? all wonderful ideas i did not think of. next year we will see if we can make something like that happen. by nearly every standard of comparison, south dakota is in good shape. prosperityhis forward for today's working families and to the next generation, we must continue together to work on solutions to the problems on the near and distant horizons. just how good do we

joining me now is the governor of one of those states, republican governor of south dakota kristi noem. governor, welcome. before we get to the shutdown, i just want to mention you have done something historic. in election cycle full of first, you became the first woman governor in south dakota and you don't get nearly the attention that alexandria ocasio-cortez and other women on the left get. tell me is that by default or by design do you think. >> well, i didn't campaign on my gender. i campaigned on my experience, my background and my vision for the state of south dakota. it certainly has been very special to be the first woman elected as governor in south dakota and i'm beginning to realize what it means to the women in our state but the young children that this was the first time they had the opportunity to really see it in their hometown and in their state, but really, it is my vision for the state that resonated with folks and that's what we talked about out on the campaign trail and i'm looking forward to putting into place. >> congratulations. >> thank you. i'm really excited

. >> congresswoman kristy houlahan, good luck. >> thank you. i look forward to speaking to you more. >> you look at the big board, stocks have been soaring, not just on the jobs front but also how the fed chair responded to the president's recent criticism of him. you will hear that next. people tell me all the time i have the craziest job, the riskiest job. the consequences underwater can escalate quickly. the next thing i know, she swam off with the camera. it's like, hey, thats mine! i want to keep doing what i love. that's the retirement plan. with my annuity i know there's a guarantee. annuities can provide protected income for life. learn more at retireyourrisk.org annuities can provide protected income for life. about 50% of people with evesevere asthma k? have too many cells called eosinophils in their lungs. eosinophils are a key cause of severe asthma. fasenra is designed to target and remove these cells. fasenra is an add-on injection for people 12 and up with asthma driven by eosinophils. fasenra is not a rescue medicine or for othe

. >> reporter: so, victor, kristi, that confusion is playing out despite a number of marches across the country. here if boston the executive director. the pvt. of the naacp the director of a jewish organization in boston pening and op-ed in the boston fwloeb to clarify this -- flown to clarify this. anti-semitism in any form are not welcome here. despite those statements, there is still confusion over how these marches are or are not connected to the event in washington today. a movement that energized and unified so many just two years ago is today overshadowed by controversy. including accusations of anti-semitism within women's march, inc., the group that organizers the d.c. event. >> the women's march unequivocally condemns bigotry. >> it is a march about jewish people. >> we have repeatedly. >> louis forracon, the co-president attended and an event last year, where he called jews his enemy and povertied the photo in 2017, calling him the greatest of all time. she has denounced anti-semitism. not his comments. >> as i said, i don't agree with many of mr. farrar racon's statements.

over the years, she quickly proved herself, competing against the likes of gold medalist, kristi yamaguchieen gave it her all. perfecting the flying camel spin. eileen never missed she was allowed to leave school early. >> figures and free style. she didn't need to at school. 30, 1989. eileen left middle school and stopped to grab her gear for pla. she started home about 2:00 in the afternoon. >> her coaches were supposed to pick her up around 3:30. >> reporter: but eileen never made it home. hours became days. and weeks became years. it's now been three decades since she disappeared and was possibly kidnapped. no one knows where she is. >> and when i think of her and visualize her, i think of her as 13 years old. >> memories of eileen stopped as a teenager. but maddie and mike michelelove believe their daughter could be alive. >> what keeps us going is that she could come home. we don't have any evidence to the contrary. so every day, i put my feet to the floor and say, this is the day she could come home. >> this is what age progression believes she would look like. she would be 43 now.

. ♪ >> south dakota governor kristi noem delivered her state of the state address.rom south dakota, pierre, this is 50 minutes. [ applause ] >> thank you. go ahead and be seated, please. >> thank you. >> lieutenant governor, mr. speaker, members of the legislature, chief justice gilbertson, justices of the supreme court, constitutional officers and fellow south dakotans, thank you very much for giving me the distinct honor of being your governor. it is my privilege today to offer our thoughts on the state of our state, and i know many times people talk about the length of this speech. i've sat in your chairs before and wondered how long will today be? talking in our office downstairs, my husband brian said to me is there going to be an intermission? will you be serving popcorn? all wonderful ideas i didn't even think of so next year we'll see if we can make something like that happen, but listen, by nearly every standard of comparison, south dakota is in good shape, in order to extend this prosperity forward for today's working family and to the next generation we m

>> reporter: good morning, kristi, president trump emergeed from the longest shutdown battle in history, despite remaining defiant four weeks that the government would not reopen until he got new wall funding. after those 35 days of stalemate, president trump bent and signed a deal it was a very similar to the one he rejected in september when all of this started. it will fund the government for three more weeks until february 15th to give appropriators time to hash out some kind of deem. but as you mentioned, this continuing resolution contains no money for new wall construction. now, this deal came about after the white house caved under pressure from both sides of the aisle. senate republicans were showing signs of breaking ranks. that's why senate majority leader mitch mcconnell warned president trump on thursday it was unclear how much longer that gop conference could hang together. that's a part of what compel theed the president to announce this deal on friday. white house aides were particularly concerned about images of chaos at airports across the country. they were worried th