i'm leah gabriel. president trump is on his way back to washington after taking his america first agenda to a gathering of the global elite in switzerland touting a revival of the u.s. economy and american spirit say when america wins, the whole world benefits. john roberts is live in davos. how is the president received there? >> good evening. this whole thing was really kind of drenched in irony. an organization that snubbed him when he was a businessman. never invited him to come to davos. a lot of people who come here every year have been extremely critical of the president yet they lined up for an hour to get in to see him and a packed house, standing room only as the president gave his speech. broke it down into three themes. the world working together against shared threats like north korea's nuclear program, iran and the threat from ice is and engaging with the world over trade and then saying america is the place to do business with. listen here. >> president trump: america is the place to do

leah, and my question to you, does it matter that this story that many people have observed would beall to wall for weeks or months if this happened in the presidency of a bush or an obama? does this person speaking out tonight matter? >> well, you know, ari, i think a famous philosopher said a couple of years back, it's funny how money changes situations and i think that's the case here, which means that it does matter because it's money and it's about power. >> if you're going to quote lauren hill, the next line is, miscommunications lead to complications, does that also apply here? >> it always applies, particularly when it comes to the trump administration. i think what's going on here, one of the things that we have to pay attention to is one, following the money. so where did the money come from? why was this covered up? and then what maybe might have become a discretion, what could have been a discretion of the trump campaign himself, or trump himself the man, in previous indiscretions has snowballed into something much, much bigger, based on how evangelical leaders are respon

please keep us posted as the developments come in. >> thanks to leah.e're following much more breaking news this morning as well. attorney general jeff sessions sitting down for an interview for hours with special counsel bob mueller. very significant. the first cabinet member in the president's team to be interviewed by the special counsel. the white house this morning just responding saying it is coopera cooperating. much more ahead. if you've been diagnosed with cancer, searching for answers may feel overwhelming. so start your search with our teams of specialists at cancer treatment centers of america. the evolution of cancer care is here. learn more at cancercenter.com/experts new year, new phones for the family. join t-mobile, and when you buy one of the latest samsung phones get a samsung galaxy s8 free. plus, unlimited family plans come with netflix included. so, you can watch all your netflix favorites on your new samsung phones. join the un-carrier and get a samsung galaxy s8 free. all on america's best unlimited network. we know life can be h

leah was stuck for more than an hour in the ambulance with her mother, who was at that moment havingtroke. it's gobsmacking. it's gobsmacking and devastating. it feels like a sick feeling, like a sickening feeling, that this is how bad it is. 0ne chief executive even tweeted a picture of ambulances at his hospital, wigan infirmary, a lovely fleet of 1a parked outside the door, he said. handover delays at hospitals are not good news for patients and they stop ambulances getting back on the road again. the process at a&e units is supposed to take no more than 15 minutes. but the latest figures for england show a sharp increase in the numbers waiting more than 30 minutes. bbc analysis shows that across the system, since the end of november, one in eight have been held up more than half an hour. the north west and eastern regions saw some of the biggest numbers of long ambulance waits at hospitals. some of the best performers were in london and the west of england. the prime minister was asked again about the response of the government and nhs england to the extreme pressure in many hosp

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newsgroup as twitter as twitter says as leah says on to it it is at a.j. english you can reply to the tweets and pop them in the thread there at facebook dot com slash on to zero the live stream you can comment as you go there are producers looking for your questions on the what's at line is open plus nine seven four five zero one triple one four nine your comments your questions your contributions thank you for both now obviously a government shutdown is not what people want today and you'd think it's complete with saying donald trump especially given saturday is this one year anniversary of him taking office now there are any number of things we could talk about from this past year but we're going to focus on america as a whole well maybe it's the divided states of america because rarely in recent years has the u.s. appeared so polarized on fundamental issues like race gender and prosperity correspondent alan fischer traveled to a state trump unexpectedly won in twenty six and pennsylvania to see how deep the divide really runs. america's political water

leah? >> reporter: that's right, frank, heather, good evening to you both. you see the car, stationed at the cutoff for traffic entering matilla on maricopa highway. that's where mandatory evacuations were ordered earlier in the day. light rain starting to pick up and officials say it's going to get heavier overnight. bringing with it potential danger. light rain and some drizzle dropped through parts of ojai in ventura county monday night. but a storm is expected to break the quiet and calm and surrounding areas. fox 11 meteorologist pablo is forecasting four inches of rain for this area overnight. prompting vocabulary and mandatory evacuations. in matilla canyon to the gorge, roads and spring valley. ventura county shepts are telling people in these burn -- sheriff's deputies are telling these people to leave while they're safe. >> if you've got a family, you get out of here. you need to stay together. i live alone >> reporter: we caught up with van burnish after our 5:00 report on dangerous road conditions leading up to the canyon. >> yeah, well, that's t

that's where we find leah gabriel standing by. >>reporter: the marchers passing right by our building on sixth avenue for the past couple hours. you can see the tremendous number of people have turned out. many of them wearing pink are those familiar pink hats. you can hear them chanting as they go by. some of which is to profane to repeat. but some is, stop the hate, make america great. 20 blocks for a pre-march rally started on the west side of central park today. that kicked off at 11:30 this morning with speakers including the founder of the #metoo movement. as i was saying before, marchers are here with energy. they are bringing their message and they will be her for quite a while. >>kelly: leah, thank you. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is on the senate floor. let's listen and. >> the only thing preventing chip reauthorization from being signed into law is the democratic filibuster of the bill. therefore, - - [indiscernible] >> mr. president. >> the house of representatives, the president and a bipartisan majority of

leah gabriel has more on that. across the country and thousands along the east coast and then the midwest. here in new york, it started at 11:30 a.m. this morning crowds lining more than 20 blocks on the west side of central park for the kickoff rally. then they started marching an hour later heading down sixth avenue. marchers could be seen for hours. according to the nypd, 200,000 men and women, many wearing pink including those signature hats. many also carrying signs. the message, a combination of women's issues like equal pay, sexual-harassment and trafficking and domestic abuse. there was also a heavy anti-president trumps sentiment seen here . >> he needs to hear that every time something else is taken away, we are not going to walk away. we will come back at him. >> no fatigue. that's what i keep saying. >>reporter: that sentiment echoed in places like chicago where it is estimated 300,000 attended. the opportunity to get more women in office. in atlanta, heavy focus on mobilizing the female vote. they're h

leah gabriel. thank you. >> melissa: the march for life taking place on the national mall in d.c. today. why president trump's speech at the pro-life event will make history. millions of you are online right now, searching one topic. that will generate over 600 million results. and if you've been diagnosed with cancer, searching for answers like where to treat, can feel even more overwhelming. so start your search with a specialist at cancer treatment centers of america. start with teams of cancer treatment experts under one roof. start where specialists use advanced genomic testing to guide precision cancer treatment... ...that may lead to targeted therapies and more treatment options. start where there's a commitment to analyzing the latest research and conducting clinical trials-to help each patient get the personalized cancer care they deserve. start at one of the cancer treatment centers of america hospitals near you. the evolution of cancer care is here. learn more at cancercenter.com/experts appointments available now. (snap) achoo! (snap) achoo! achoo! (snap) (snap) achoo!

meanwhile at home leah far more pressing issues a possible shutdown of the u.s. government right wolf you live in the u.s. you're probably sick of hearing the story because it's all over the media there so a spending bill to keep the u.s. government operating has passed the house of representatives looks promising you know the legislation though will now be debating in the senate so the criticism this time is that trump should have no excuse to close the government with a party majority in the house the senate and in the white house so what is really on the table here so republicans are trying to pass the budget that includes a plan to fund the government until next month republicans are also demanding money for president trump's border wall with mexico along with funding to rebuild the u.s. military it does not however include funding for the so-called dreamers or children whose parents had them illegally in the u.s. a lack of funding would make it easier for them to get deported it does include also a six year extension of the chip program to fund child health

providing military support to the kids with washington first and foremost in the line of fire as bullets leah now explains this president added one has come out with guns blazing and some pretty harsh way take for the trump administration.

. >> reporter: valerie got her kids jacob and leah to a downstairs bathroom. >> i felt really scared and i ran down the stairs and sat there and prayed to god. >> reporter: most of hawaii the 2 the alert. ron, who was in the east bay, was on his last day of vacation when he got the scary news. >> my wife and daughter and friends and girlfriends were in tears. >> i'm trying to drink a mai tai and running for my life. >> reporter: garrett from florida is on vacation on the big island. hotel staff told him to shelter in his room. >> that's the last thing i wanted to hear. i wanted an evacuation plan, like what should we be doing right now? >> reporter: these tourists were told to seek shelter in the basement of this hotel. >> i was so scared. >> reporter: it took almost 40 minutes before the public was told the cell phone alert was a mistake. it happened when a worker at the hawaii emergency management agency hit the wrong button, prompting this apology from the governor. >> this should not have happened. we are investigating the sequence of events that occurred. an error was made in em

. >> reporter: valerie got her kids jacob and leah to a downstairs bathroom. >> i felt really scared and i ran down the stairs and sat there and prayed to god. >> reporter: most of hawaii the 2 the alert. ron, who was in the east bay, was on his last day of vacation when he got the scary news. >> my wife and daughter and friends and girlfriends were in tears. >> i'm trying to drink a mai tai and running for my life. >> reporter: garrett from florida is on vacation on the big island. hotel staff told him to shelter in his room. >> that's the last thing i wanted to hear. i wanted an evacuation plan, like what should we be doing right now? >> reporter: these tourists were told to seek shelter in the basement of this hotel. >> i was so scared. >> reporter: it took almost 40 minutes before the public was told the cell phone alert was a mistake. it happened when a worker at the hawaii emergency management agency hit the wrong button, prompting this apology from the governor. >> this should not have happened. we are investigating the sequence of events that occurred. an error was made in em

election that does not go away and leah has been looking at all of this for us the what if you found well it's actually the top conversation in the u.s. at the moment we're talking about davos folks on social media it's all about robert muller the special prosecutor looking into allegations of russian meddling in the twenty sixteen u.s. presidential election now the chatter online is linked to this article by the new york times published just a few hours ago reporting trump wanting moller to be fired in june now they go on to say that the president backed down when a senior white house attorney threatened to resign if miller was sacked trumps political rivals the democrats as you can understand would be quite mad about this saying that if this is true than it supports allegations of trump's ties with russia and makes it look like he's trying to cover it all up donald trump has responded to these allegations saying that it's all fake news connecticut senator here richard blumenthal he said standing deeply scary trump move to fire miller raises need for special counsel protection bill

back to leah yes. there's a funnel is new california or new california yet that could be the new the latest state in the us new california founders robert preston and tom reid they read out this declaration of independence on monday saying they're forming a new state they want to call it new california they start the declaration by quoting the constitution of the u.s. because yes forming a new state is legal and it's mentioned in the constitution too it just rarely happens to be exact it's only happened fifty times the founders they want to create a separate state out of the mainly rural counties in the state the new area would include all of these yellow places here the blue bit would say california as we know it it would still include the main cities like los angeles sacramento san francisco along with the tech silicon valley but the yellow would all be new california in a statement the founders said after years of over taxation and regulation and mano party politics the state of california and many

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in that realm skepticism still has a place however as the consequences of climate change creasing leah thinks the anglosphere the pushback against skeptics is growing louder. and although the carbon industry continues to pump money into not being and media messaging evidence for. their point of skepticism is running on borrowed time. finally sometimes political cartoonists can do just as good a job explaining a news story as conventional journalists can even when those stories are complicated such as facebook's recent announcement that it's revamping its news feed by feeding you last news the american cartoonist mark fiore dissects facebook's explanation for the changes which does not even mention the site's issues with fake news and hate speech but suggests that by deemphasizing posts from news outlets facebook will be bringing people together because who needs news when you can have chipper social interactions instead well c.n.n. here at the listening post. hi there welcome to the better he might be your world the base if you were getting a little uncomfortable and well from all that

events like the women's marches taking place have gone with a lot of this support online so we've got leah hot in here with us to take a certainly i think the well you tell us the depth of feeling still one year on oh it's stronger when you're on i would say the hash tag power to the polls and women's march are trending worldwide with protests in the u.s. the u.k. and even in the west african country togo but women are not the only ones marching men and members of the transgender community are protesting as well now as the group behind the march says it's a walk to make women's rights human rights these numbers from last year show the nearly four million people spread out all across the country on line i've been asking you to send us videos telling us why you're marching here's what some of you had to say i'm going to encourage all women to register to vote and i'm going to encourage women to run for public office at all levels i believe that what happens in vegas will be heard her home the world it is truly a beautiful beautiful gathering have amazing women and then to return that are eas

. >> leah vandermy. is that correct? >> hi. good afternoon. pardon me. i'm the director of guest operations at the academy of sciences and serve as the academy's ada coordinator. the two key areas are process and access. as public institution, we believe it's important that we have a fair and open process. it's also critical that stake holders are well informed with the needs of the community. we sent a survey of our email recipients, in which we received 10,000 responses. we are compiling them now and will share them with anyone who is interested. we're committed to equitable access. including for those not able to walk or bike through the park. we have encouraged environmentally friendly transit like bart and muni, but many of our guests need to travel by car out of necessity and we have strong concerns about what would limit this group, particularly the weekend, when parking is already limited. so i wanted to thank the council and staff for starting this discussion. it's a good first step, but a lot more process and discussion needs to happen with all

similar demonstrations in iran but unlike the situation that has gone largely unnoticed artie's paulus leah has more. well these protests intern is here started after the new year and they came in reaction to the tennesseean government introducing a new budget plan for two thousand and eight that included amongst other things a rise in fuel prices and tax hikes the response from the tennessean street was one of anger and what we've seen is protests taking place in several dozen cities around the country with us out there one person has been killed and several people have been injured now it is familiar to protests happening in another country namely iran what you're saying actually have here are two countries with protests taking place on the street by people who are unhappy with the economic situation. the root of it is just a canard it's the problem of youth unemployment i personally haven't been able to find a job for a long time but if people have a job they don't have any problem with the government about the demands of the following suspend the twenty eighteen film and slow return to

military ground operation that turkish cross border shelling of the area started on friday paulus leah explains how events unfolded. what we're hearing from the turkish president at a one who over the last few days has repeatedly threatened that he's going to launch this ground operation is confirmation now that it has begun and it is understood that it's an operation between the turkish army as well as pro turkish syrian rebels who are. operating in a country both of them have the joint goal of ousting the kurdish rebels the y p d from the region this is what other one has to say. the afrin operation has a factory being started on the ground this will be followed by remembering the promises about membership not sure nobody has a right to say. man but it is a mainly arab area west of the euphrates that the turks have been calling on kurdish fighters to pull back from for quite some time comes amid new strikes launched by the turkish military against the kurdish militia the widely in northern syria we're hearing from the turkish military is they hit in legitimate self-defense and number

increase in migrants according to a government backed study but is it really that simple will pull this leah takes a closer look. why have reports of violent crime in one german state increased by more than ten percent in the last two years but this is exactly what a group of criminologists at zurich university of applied science sit out to find and what they established is that there is a link between the increased violent crimes in lowest sex to me and the influx of migrants but the authors say there are a number of important contributing factors the first and foremost is the age of the migrants most of man between the ages of fourteen and thirteen not generally speaking people in this age bracket are more likely to commit acts of a violent nature than people in other age groups secondly where they come from is important migrants who come from syria iraq and afghanistan tend not to carry out the same number of violent acts as migrants for example that are coming from north africa and then third what is also relevant is the fact that there is a lack of women among the migrants only a quarte

it was a striking image from a week of intense pressure on the nhs, leah butler—smith's video of ambulances her mother waited, even as she was having a stroke. events like these have fired up a new debate on the nhs and its funding. health spending needs to keep rising to pay for new medicines and meet the sometimes complex needs of a population which is living longer. the percentage of the population aged over 65 in the uk was under 15% in the 1970s and is projected to get close to 25% by 20114. health spending across the uk has grown a lot since the 1950s, shown here after adjusting for inflation, and has now reached more than £140 billion per year. average annual government spending on health since the 1950s has gone up around 4% a year in real terms. but under the coalition government from 2010, the average increase in england was onlyjust over 1% a year. under the conservatives in the last couple of years, the average increases have been over 2%, but most in the health world argue that it hasn't been enough to keep up with patient demand. now there are calls for urgent new thinking on

leah was stuck for more than an hour in the ambulance with her mother, who was at that moment havingtroke. it's gobsmacking. it's gobsmacking and devastating. it feels like a sick feeling like a sickening feeling, that this is how bad it is. 0ne chief executive even tweeted a picture of ambulances at his hospital, wigan infirmary, a lovely fleet of 14 parked outside the door, he said. handover delays at hospitals are not good news for patients and they stop ambulances getting back on the road again. the process at a&e units is supposed to take no more than 15 minutes. the latest figures for england show a sharp increase in the numbers waiting more than 30 minutes. bbc analysis shows that, across the system, since the end of november, one in eight have been held up more than half an hour. the north west and eastern regions saw some of the biggest numbers of long ambulance waits at hospitals. some of the best performers were in london and the west of england. the prime minister was asked again about the response of the government and nhs england to the extreme pressure in many hospital

. >> reporter: valerie got her kids jacob and leah to a downstairs bathroom. >> i felt really scared and i ran down the stairs and sat there and prayed to god. >> reporter: most of hawaii the 2 the alert. ron, who was in the east bay, was on his

providing military support to the kids with washington first and foremost in the line of fire as bullets leah now explains. president added one has come out with guns blazing and some pretty harsh rhetoric for the trump administration loves us all good about america do not encroach on our borders do not provoke us we will run out of patience i told brock obama the same unfortunately i don't get any response. those who say they are the backing of the us will not stand turkish nation it is our national struggle is essentially turning on and has allies he's accused the west of providing weapons and ammunition to the kurdish militia he says that aside from five thousand trucks weapons and ammunition from some two thousand planes has been provided the turkish president also saying to quote that his allies are dishonest when they do not admit to the fact that they have been supplying weapons to terrorists and of course he's referencing the kurdish militia known as the y.p. g france is calling for an urgent item nations security council meeting while at the same time germany has expressed that it is

into princes go, away -- leah martinez, fox 2 news. >>> now the oakland wire -- were thousands of people are gallery -- gathering. crowd estimates are not out yet but police expect 40 to 50,000 people. spuk hear our voice. hear our voice. we gather to march for economics and social equality and justice for all. today, it's still far for being a reach.>> a similar scene in washington dc, for that cities women's march. the german -- demonstration started at the lincoln memorial in crowds march to the white house. organizer state the theme for this year was power to the polls. they hope to empower women to vote and run for office. >>>los angeles held another one of their 600 march around the world. 500,000 people filled the street there. celebrities you see here including eva longoria, natalie portman, scarlett johansson all gave speeches. they spoke about the me to in times of movements and fight for women's rights. chuck now to developing news where employees of boot and shoe service are picketing outside the restaurant. there protesting the restaurant owner charlie hallowell, after the 1

leah ramuglia / boston resident: people who have to work are getting back to the day to day and i thinkf the people who don't have to work are probably inside and, or shoveling.boston residents attempting to get back to business as usual friday despite brutally cold temperatures.grace driscoll / boston resident: i don't think it's stopping anyone from going about their daily lives. all this despite warnings from officials that even though the snow, the wind, and flooding from thursday's massive "bomb cyclone" weather system has come to an end, temperatures are falling and it is going to get a lot colder.mayor marty walsh / boston: this weekend is going to be dangerously cold. we're asking people other than going out to shovel we're asking that you stay inside as much as possible. if you do go outside, make sure you dress for the weather. over the next couple of days, the bitter arctic air left behind after thursday's massive storm is expected to bring record-breaking low temperatures throughout the northeast, with wind chills making it feel well below zero. and although the snow has sto

up the meal thing and made us carry of cobra kind of the for civilian governments leah kind of tripping on pot farm community. mostly a kind of they have got to have. been is going to have a lot of the. bulk. by the end of october as israeli troops advanced. and egyptian brigade was inserted. called a palestinian village called and fallujah. among the officers trapped in this pocket was a young major demand. with their armies locked in a stalemate egyptian and israeli delegations met on the island of rhodes. under the sponsorship of the un. after a month of bargaining they reached an armistice agreement. well first of all they had to put an end to the fighting believe that egypt will to get out of there as much as israel wanted and the negotiation was mostly both evacuating the flu to pocket. the agent had no territorial demands from israel so it was relatively easy to reach a cease fire. by the summer of one thousand nine hundred forty nine lebanon jordan and syria had also signed armistice agreements with israel. the jewish state now extended over almost the whole of palestine. arab t

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this is leah redman, as well as this third generation restaurant. >> my grandparents came in the early 40s. they raised 11 children here and my father came when he was young as well.>> so how did you guys all get together? did you just come up with this out of the blue? >> separately we had both had these thoughts ideas and dreams. interestingly my brother bought us together so when he found we had similar interests we were lucky enough to find this beautiful property. >> by the way, you have degrees from california and stanford so who do you root for? >> california. >> okay, this is part of restaurant week so tell us what you ofr part of the many. i can tell you this, the fried olives are getting rave reviews. what do we have here starting with the shrimp and grits?>> actually the shrimp and grits came to the menu last night. we also have the little gems salad as well as the mushroom dish. >> very well said. on the rooftop bar i know you are one of a few in oakland. this will start in the spring?>> yes, we hope to open soon. it will be a place for people to have drinks and eat. they c

. >> reporter: valerie quickly got her two kids jacob and leah to a downstairs bathroom. >> i felt really scared and ran down stars and just sat there and prayed to god. >> reporter: most of hawaii got the same frightening alert. ron who lives on the east bay was on the last day of his vacation when he got the scary news. >> my wife and daughter and her girlfriends were in tears. >> i'm out here trying to drink a maitai and i'm running for my life. >> reporter: hotel staff told him to shelt inner in his room. >> i want an evacuation plan, like what should we be doing right now? >> they were told to seek shelter in the basement of this hotel. >> i was so scared. >> reporter: it took almost 40 minutes before the public was told the cell phone alert was a mistake. it happened when a worker at the hawaii emergency management agency hit the wrong button, wro prompting this apology from the goernor. >> this should not have happened. we're investigating the sequence of events that occurred. >> reporter: molly watson was on her way to kauai from sfo. she's glad it was only a false alarm, but it r

leah gabriel is live on the ground with the latest.h. >> hi, gillian, we're on the southwest side of central park where the pre-march rally is taking place right now. i'm going to step away so you can see the throngs of people who are here wearing a sea of pink hats, those familiar -- those familiar pink hats. now, organizers of this march are expecting this to be one of the largest. last year, they had about a million people and this year they're expecting even more. the pre-march rally kicked off around 11:30 with speakers including the founder of the #metoo movement. they're carrying signs pre motoring women's issues, equal pay, stopping sex trafficking and ending sexual harassment. but there's also a lot of anti-president trump messages on the signs as well. the organizer of the event is a conservative and this should really be about women. take a listen. >> we're not anti-men. we're not anti-trump. we're pro women and we're pro supporters of women. >> now, there are a large number of men here as well. i spoke with one who came wit

. >> before we begin can we have a motion to excuse supervisor ma leah cohen and katie katy tang from this meeting. >> motion passes. >> no object object. >> madam clerk can you call item number one. >> clerk: declaring a homeless shelter emergency and authorize ing the direct offer public work to improve facilities and the director of the department of homelessness and support of housing to contract for homeless services and officer services to protect the health, safety and welfare of individuals effected by homelessness and all san francisco citizens. >> we have jeff kazski department of homelessness and department of public works here to present. >> good afternoon, supervisors, jeff, director of the department of homelessness and supportive housing. i want to share some information with you regarding why we believe san francisco is currently experiencing a shelter emergency and homelessness crisis. i don't think that we have to walk very far and look out doors to see living on our streets suffering and without access to basic hygiene needs and at this time, we saw that 7,499 peopl

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now, former intelligence operator, navy figh fighter pil, leah gabriel with me, what do you think ofquestions that they are questioning that he hit the young button. >> you have to be really careful using that language in today's political environment, where conspiracy theories abound, having served in mill pear for 2 years, i have seen systems in place where people takeover a watch, that is what they were doing, they go through a check list, they reinstated this, from when i am reading, and reporting there are two options to test this system, one was test missile alert. and other was missile alert, they pushed wrong button. connell: maybe the buttons should not be so close to each other. >> they should not that is what they are saying, they correcting that, they are not doing the tests unless they have two-person confirmation, and they also have to have a way to quickly retrack it. you know one thing that jason mentioned, what if it was real? well, a couple things, we know that system works. it works, message got out, unfortunately it was the wrong, if scared a lot of people, if the

the other concern that i have that reminds me of this, when anthony ska leah passed away and president obama was not allowed to appoint a supreme court judge. i remember people saying that was not right. and so we had someone who has passed away dear to us and we don't have someone appointed, someone not able to say i'm independent of what we really have. if the same argument you felt that president obama should have had the chance to appoint someone, you should have the same argument why you should allow someone to be appointed, someone to be able to run. if you have the power, you have the representation, you have the authority to make this happen. you have to consider yourself. this is the current environment, it's a lobbyist dream where you have someone who is a supervisor, someone who is also sitting on the highest table and someone who is also the mayor, that's a lobbyist dream if they're in favor and we're not that kind of city. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> i'm with the democratic socialists of america, i'm a 12-year resident of district 5. ove

. >> valerie got her two kids, jacob and leah, to a downstairs bathroom. >> i felt really scared andtairs and sat there and prayed to god. >> most of hawaii got the same frightening alert. on the last day of his vacation, this man got the news. >> my wife and daughter and her friends, her girlfriends were in tears. >> i'm trying to drink a mai tai i might have to run for my life. >> they're on vacation on the big island. he was told to shelter in his room. >> i want an evacuation plan. what should we be doing right now? >> these tourists were told to seek shelter in the basement of this hotel. >> i was still scared. >> she was crying. >> i was scared. >> it took almost 40 minutes before the public was told the cell phone alert was a mistake. it happened when a worker at the hawaii emergency management agency hit the wrong button, prompting this apology from the governor. >> this should not have happened. we are investigating the sequence of events that occurred. an error was made in emergency management. >> molly watson is on her way to kauai from sfo. she's glad it was a false alarm

leah bino introduces us to shaila and her family. >>> reporter: after more than three years of infertilitys their miracle child. >> you're going to see her heart pound because her heart is wonky. >> reporter: even before she was born at 4 pounds 13 ounces on november 20th, she had a syndrome preventing her right ventricle from fully forming and causing work for her heart and lungs. >> her coronary arteries didn't attach to the right spot either which is what makes her a candidate for a heart transplant. >> infant heart transplant is rare and needing it specifically for her type of heart disease that she was born with is very rare. >> reporter: after two months of waiting for a new heart, kelly and chad are painfully aware how much parenthood has changed their perspective. >> as much as we pray for a new heart, we also pray for that family that obviously has to lose their kid. >> reporter: that's why they are urging parents even with healthy children to discuss pediatric organ donation just in case doctors someday have to ask. >> i have been in that position before. it's heartbreaking for e