as leslie has put.en -- and may be this is just a factor of how long she has been out there, which is what the congressman is saying. when you wait and wait and you wait, or member the day that has a clinton invited her on the dais because she needed more women late in the campaign. and she should have been nearly the same outfit. it's not that that can't happen, but if you know people are looking at judging it on that, as a person is supporting how you show up different. leslie, i want to hear ten seconds of that for me. >> leslie: that's the reality, it's not being evicted. there is a reality. for democrats, i want the candidate that will make this president a one-term president. i'm sorry, senator warren, but she is not the woman to do it. she will not have the nomination and she will not be -- >> melissa: a mic drop on that one. mitt romney tapped for a committee roll after his recent public clash with president trump. how this could affect the trump administration's agenda going forward. we will de

is that satisfying, leslie costa mark >> leslie: know. i would expect them to say that.to get confirmed, and he will be confirmed, by the way. obviously the president is not going to pull him. he's not going to go, "oh, i stepped on." there's a concern among democrats, and among people. independence and her republicans as well, that he is biased. 19 pages that he sent to the department of justice in june, in which he said -- >> melissa: lawyers lie. >> leslie: i will give you that. fatally misconceived because the market seems like too much bias. that's a concern for me. not even from a partisan level. like i said, it doesn't matter. the votes are there. he's going to be conferred. >> melissa: andy mccarthy and others have made the point about it -- fatally misconstrued, saying that was about a portion of what they are looking at. the idea that it can't be obstruction when he is carrying out the duties that are his as president. but that was only a portion of the probe, and overall he feels like, as you said now, it should go forward. >> brian: william barr will probably

>> leslie: native americans, hispanic, gays, muslim.y pelosi is an old-school democrat. i think it's good because she can hit the ground running. she knows what to do. she is strong. she has people that respect and like her, and on both sides of the aisle. having new people, new blood, and a younger and more diverse base -- >> harris: that's interesting, because to me the word "diverse" means ideas, as well. your party is leaning so far left -- >> leslie: part of the party is. the socialist faction. >> lisa: particularly the loudest voices. it's sort of interesting that, as this new congress is sworn in and beginning, we are at an impasse in the government funding. i sort of think, sadly, it's ominous what's to come over the next two years. but we are already beginning this congressional term with a disagreement. fractions. i essentially think that's what the next two years are going to be like. i really do. i think it's foreshadowing what is to come. i don't think there's going to be a lot of agreement between the democrat-controlled h

i like that. >> leslie: all of the above is what i believe my party wants. the majority of my party. when you say there's pressure on the speaker -- >> kennedy: that's a great question. when nancy pelosi says "not a dollar, not a penny," they are spending taxpayer money. they are addicted to it. they want to take as much money as they possibly can and smother any economic growth with all of these porky projects. agencies, construction, jobs -- >> harris: or is that opposition to the present at all costs? when does the cost become a pressing the record people, this point? i and their psychology. i mean what they're going through right now. is that with this is? if they have already allocated money, democrats, and if they are not too different from the past from there processors and ideology. if all that is the case, as some have argued, then why not come to the table as people are suffering? the front page of "the new york times." people in line to get help. >> leslie: because we are not seen both sides come to the table. rarely, if you look at it -- the pres

leslie: absolutely.inly for trump's sustained success, but it is not just about economics. it's about culture, distressed, all sorts of thing -- thanks. it has a lot to do with immigration and concerns about sovereignty and the nation. tom: are you going to go back and run for president? everyone else is. leslie: there are a lot of great people putting their hands up and a lot of them are women. 42: i think we are up to candidates and that is just for one party. terry mcauliffe with an interesting resume, not only has a democratic party support, but former governor of virginia. look for that in the 12:00 new york hour. lots coming up, including an important speech from stoke on trent and prime minister may, a fractious day in washington. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." tom and francine in london as we cover the brexit vote tomorrow and make great -- migrate to davos. tom: this is the best coffee on the trip, london coffee. francine: brood by italian -- brewed by italians.

leslie, this is jamie. hi, nice to meet you.slie to their conversation. this will be the first time i've been on tv or any sort of thing like that, where my face is shown, because i don't want people to go, "there's that guy that does that, isn't it great? " not great, it's not great, it's horrible. i haved to talk to these people, i have to listen to what they want to do to children. it makes me sick. because, obviously, you're one of the online hunters, how did you get into that? i've had previous history of abuse in my family. it was actually my mum's husband, not my father, someone else she married, he abused me. he got five years in prison — didn't serve five years. we didn't really get much help, with regards to mental health afterwards. it's notjust the abuse that messes a family up, it's afterwards. it's years, it stays forever. but if i can stop that happening to somebody else, then i will do with all my strength, you know what i mean? i think people should know these people and what they look like and what they're capa

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leslie dach the chair of protect our care - a group dedicated to defending obamacare - says the move by house democrats is meant to send a message to the judge. leslie dach / chair, protect our carethat the people who wrote the laws, disagree with his interpretation. because if this is left to stand then so many americans are going to suffer. the judge's ruling is on hold and obamacre unaffected - for now - because appeals were expected.the case will head to a federal court of appeals and possibly to the u-s supreme court.in washington alexandra limon. (pam) let's get a check of the weather around the bay area....time now for the 4zone forecast... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: we were able to dry out after a very stormy weekend. storm clouds are not far away and we could still see a few showers tonight. you can see some rain on the doppler. most of it is very light. on the satellite you can see another storm spinning off the coast. rain and wind will be heavy at times tomorrow night. high tomorrow will be in the 50s to low 60s. showers could linger into w

leslie didn't hold back in a tweet. angry over the ladies from her film being excluded from the just announced "ghostbusters" 3. >> they're brilliant stars and great comedians. >> so sweet. >> that's the original director praising the film. he's expected to appear in the 2020 sequel. we're hearing that the movie will focus on four teenagers. two boys and two girls who team up with cast members from the 1984 and 1989 films, but no one from leslie's "ghostbusters" female movie. now listen to me. the film will be directed, and it will pick up where the second movie left off. that's why he's saying that the ladies may not pop up. >>> coming up -- ♪ >> will victoria beckham join the spice girls tour after all? what posh just revealed. >>> then a "bachelor" exclusive. only "e.t." can take you behind the scenes of tonight's sexy and sweaty group date. >> i died a little. he was so hot. >>> and we put taraji p. henson to the test. >> wait a minute. >> she knows what men want. >> wait a minute. >> she knows what men want. so wha

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leslie: exacto.tima porque tampoco es que tenido novios. como dije en el programa de nuestra belleza latina yo he llevado 25 aÑos de mi vida cargando esto y me ha afectado en mis relaciones. en realidad a veces me siento poco porque no puedo dar hijos y porque soy diferente y eso ha causado que exista una barrera entre hombre con los que quisiera estar y yo. juan: esto me lleva a una pregunta porque dices que te sientes poco pero yo te veo alta, con un cuerpo muy bonito, eres muy atractiva. o sea cualquier persona que te vea jamÁs lo va saber entonces por quÉ contar la historia y ponerte en algÚ tipo de riesgo de bullying o crÍtica. leslie: estoy dispuesta a recibir todo el bullying y que las crÍticas necesarias. muchas personas no estÁn educadas y yo quiero educar a las personas porque ahÍ muchas personas como yo. bÁsicamente un niÑo de cada 20.000 nacen con esta condiciÓn. por eso quiero ponerle voz a esas personas que son intersexuales porque necesitamos que la gente conozca y que las personas se

today it closed up 5%. >> leslie, thank you leslie picker back at headquarters >>> insiders would note selling to the lock-up period which expires in the first half of this year. >> if you're investingin cannabis on a market cap weighted basis, tilray will move the market around. if you look at the cannabis sector overall, it's actually up 35% year to date off of these depressed levels or christmas eve lows which takes you right back to maybe 5% above where this market was before the constellation deal in mid-august so i'm not going to argue for fantastic valuations all i'll say is very simple n an industry like this, whether it's a new asset class with smaller companies, newer companies or bigger companies, corporate governance is essential. i think you have to do a lot of extra work here. the capital structures even at tilray, which i'm not suggesting there's anything bad going on, i'm saying the capital structure is a big reason the stock has moved the way it has so please do your work because it's a very complicated sector and that's what moves these stocks. >> were you worried ab

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. >> leslie brinkley is live in oakland where harris was born. leslie? >> that's right. october 1964, born right here in oakland, california. she'll be back here at oakland city hall next sunday, january 27th at 12:00 noon right here to officially launch her presidential bid. >> i love my country. and this is a moment in time that i feel a sense of responsibility to stand up and fight for the best of who we are. >> on "good morning america," senator kamala harris outlined her intention to run for president with the campaign theme of for the people, something she emphasized in a video online. >> truth, justice, decency, equality, freedom, and they're all on the line now. >> kamala harris was born in oakland. there she is in the yellow plaid coat with her mother and sister on the streets of berkeley. her indian mother and her jamaican father were both graduate students at uc berkeley where they were active in the civil rights movement in the 1960s. when they divorced, harris moved with her mom to montreal and then went on to howard university. she ended up at uc hastings l

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i'm leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. >>> all right, leslie, thank you. it is worth noting that amid all the talk about possible bankruptcy, the income for the top brass at pg&e is in the millions, according to salary.com writer who retired as president and ceo in september made $5.8 million in cash and composition. anthony earley makes $5.1. and car insurance sew makes $7.6 million. >>> sky 7 just arrived over the scene. this is happening near the corner of amber lane and blossom court in pleasanton. multiple police agencies are participating in this police activity. you can see sky map 7 there mapping out for you, it is happening at amber and blossom. as we mentioned, police vehicles are dotting the street and people are not allowed in that immediate area. >> yeah, abc 7 news viewer took this picture of the police perimeter near the scene. we understand some people have been prevented from entering and leaving that area, understandably. again, abc 7 news has confirmed this is connected to the search for the suspect that killed 17-year-old mohammad othma

alex salmond called on leslie evans, in charge of the investigation, to resign. requiring to take the administration of the scottish government to court to establish that point should not have been necessary, and the person who is responsible for that, that institutional failure, the permanent secretary to the scottish government, should consider her position and take the appropriate action. in a statement, the scottish government's permanent secretary leslie evans said... the scottish government said it will considerably investigating the complaints, but only ones ongoing police have concluded. —— once. today was about the procedures followed, not about the substance of the allegations themselves, allegations which mr salmond strongly denies. we have had comment from scotland's first minister nicola sturgeon in the last hour or so and she says she has full confidence in scotland's top civil servant leslie evans in the individual who carried out the investigation. she is expected to make a statement at holyrood, nicola sturgeon, a little later this afternoon. stu

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the panel is back, britt mchenry, matt welch and leslie. they you are.t with you, leslie. what is driving this barack obama sourness? >> at the ghost driving it is people like aoc and those wanting to flip blue seat instead of red. to say democrats -- it is absolutely ridiculous, look at what happened to us in 2016. the people that stayed home were part of the reason heather clancy did not win. i mean she did a job herself not going to wisconsin. >> they were really put off by bernie. >> absolutely! what they have to say democrats need to do, take a page from the republican handbook. many then i knew held their nose for trump but voted republican. at the end of the day they unite as a party. democrats need to do that. it is not a good idea, is a dumb idea. we did have the blue wave in the house. you can have that again in the next election if you use your power and if you unite. and that is too divisive of what they're doing. >> is really fascinating to me because the obama presidency much like the trump presidency, will not understand until we have some

leslie picker, thank you very much great stuff.uawk box." >> thanks, brian. >> come to new jersey. >>> still ahead, the oil pull back prices falling a little bit on some geopolitical worries. don't worry, it has been a big year for oil if you were smart enough to buy a couple of oil etfs, you have banked some coin we'll show you how much when we return >>> oil prices taking a little bit of a step back 52 bucks been a torrid start to the year. if you were smart enough or lucky enough to buy some of the energy-related etfs on new year's day, said, hey, let's take a flyer because they have collapsed, you're feeling pretty good look at the returns on some of these big etfs oil and gas up 18% since january first. the xop, exploration and production, up 15% invesco, psce, 17 in the oil fund xle, xoi up 14, 8, 8%. returns bigger for individual names. these are year to date returns, and it's only january, what, 9th? hess up 24%. concho up 20% and a patc apache. >>> paul, you were in opec we were together in that room in the basement we wat

abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkly is live at one of the businesses. leslie? >> hi.ockwall wine company here has big bins inside where people are bringing by pet food, canned goods, diapers, all kinds of personal care products to help out coast guard families. it may be tuesday is pay day. they know they won't be getting checks at this point. meanwhile, local food banks are standing by ready to serve. have you heard from furloughed workers? >> we have heard from furloughed workers, probably counterintuitive as we've had furloughed workers actually volunteering here and helping us. >> they didn't want to go on camera. but the community food bank is encouraging federal workers who aren't getting paychecks to contact them. >> just a very uneasy feeling not knowing are my kids going have food on the table. am i going to have my bills paid? are people going to understand, like, why we can't pay things? >> danielle manner's husband has been in the coast guard for 12 years and they have three sons including 4-year-old twins. luckily she's mobilizing with the east bay spouse

but if i can quickly address with due respect to leslie her talking point there.it ridiculous. so you are suggesting because drugs come in via ports of entry, airplanes and probably our northern border, too that we should somehow ignore the southern border and the wall? that's like saying you know, listen, we have a drug problem in the neighborhood so let's ignore the burglaries, too. this is a really ridiculous outrageous liberal talking points that makes absolutely no sense. if we can put up a physical barrier and stop some portion of the drug flow we should. we can handle the ports of entry problem with a ports of entry solution. >> well, the problem is that i know that when we liberals speak you can't hear us but i want you to hear me. >> sean: i think he heard you well. >> no. we are not saying we don't have a solution and we don't do something, yes. but my point is if you have drugs coming, as you mentioned the northern border because we have four borders. and if you have drugs coming through ports of entry whether it be pennsylvania or the l.a. docks, the l

. >>> we have a market flash leslie picker, watching that for us leslie >> these are shares of u.s.ducers that are jumping today in light of the recent thawing in u.s./china trade tensions and china sees some of the biggest demand for products like chicken feet and shut out u.s. producers over concerns of avian flu and trade tensions there's a note, quote, the long awaited reopening of the china market would be unquestionably good news for u.s. producers as china's by far the largest and virtually only market for chicken biproducts like paws, wing tips, chicken feet like mentioned before among the individual names moving today is tyson, pilgrim's pride and sanderson farms. back over to you guys. >> this is a really big deal american producers ship a lot of chicken to china i think this was, though, it had nothing to do with the tariffs and not shipping was health concerns. >> avian bird flu, exactly but those discarded products, u.s. consumers don't really use them and so that was a key market to sell those items that they really couldn't sell anywhere else and just discarding as a

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leslie pucker explains why. >> reporter: during what's normal sleep week on wall street, one behemoth is said to have taken the markets by storm. that is the pension funds. they rebalance monthly and quarterly. today is a critical one for them to get their portfolios in order. pension funds pay particular attention to asseton alloca private equity and hedge funds. because domestic equity has declined so dramatically relative to bonds, pension funds exposure to eities slank as well. therefore, they needed to be big buyers befor the end of the year. wells fargo puts the target at $160 billion. that's how much they took out of bonds and put into equities. wells fargo called this rebalancing unprecedented and historic and says it may be responsible for the large swings we saw last week and potentially this week. i'm leslie picker. >> we mentioned earlier that oil stocks were the worst performers in the market this year. that's because oil prices had their worst year since 2015, whics not something many had expe01ed. remember started with some forecasters calling f $100 crude. the economy

i'm leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. zplt stories are just so tough. leslie, thanks very much. as we mentioned earlier, alameda county also conducted its homeless census today. and again, a federal government requirement. drone view 7 shows smechbt campments where people are living. oakland mayor libby schaaf took part in this morning's count which left certainly an impact on her. >> it's emotional. and the whole point of this count is also our way as a community of saying that our unsheltered residents count. >> officials think the number will go up from the last count, taken two years ago, which found more than 5,600 people homeless in alameda county. one step oakland has taken in an effort to reduce homelessness is opening cabin communities. there are currently three of these villages made up of toughsheds, those plastic sheds. the goal is to provide short-term shelter and connect residents with resources to get them into permanent housing. one of the communities that was at 6th and castro streets recently closed after being open for a year. officials say they're proud of wh

here is lessry -- leslie rutledge, arkansas attorney general. joining us. >> thank you. good afternoon. melissa: what was the biggest news came out of the meeting? >> that the president spoke with law enforcement and leaders across the country this, crisis is real, not manufactured. we must talk about victims of violent crimes. we must talk about the drug influx not just on border states and border communities all across america we're being impacted by lack of security on our southern border. it is time for members of congress to get back to work and to vote to put in this wall. to put in the security for all americans. melissa: let me put to you some of the argumentings that those on the other side of debate are making since you're clearly in favor of what the president is advocating here. one of the big arguments, you put up a wall, people tunnel under them. that is what drug cartels do, what is the point spending money on a wall they will tunnel under it? >> that is absolutely insane. walls work. and we must build walls to stop people. walls

abc 7's leslie brinkley is bringing us news live. it is huge. >> reporter: that's right. it was. a 40-foot coast live oak right here in walnut creek. it was otherwise a healthy tree until it came toppling down at 5:00 yesterday. the second tree to fall in the same block. >> what causes big problems is you have long straight trunks and they get inertia and hit the house. >> it's a recipe of rain and soil and wind, specifically wind direction. >> there could have been wind patterns that caught them by surprise. there is a chance that trees can fall even if they're healthy and durable. >> i've been getting a lot of calls from this storm weather. >> tree service companies are crazy busy. here an 80 foot spruce cracked and splintered. the yard's a mess. it's a miracle it missed house. not so lucky here in lafayette where two trees came down in the same front yardet at 6:30 the homeowner heard a crash as the trees severed her power lines. she stayed put. at 10:00 p.m. she said a second tree thudded down on her roof. that was enough. she left her home too spooked to stay and too blurry-

the parole board recommended leslie van houten the released from prison, part of those that killed the grocery store owner and his wife. this is the third time the parole board recommended the release but then governor jerry brown blocked it. >>> governor newsom has the nt >>> drivers could place in almost $10 told by 2023. the second public meeting is planned about the proposed toll -like on february 5 and they project a $74 million deficit. >>> san francisco officials are considering a $10 fee to drive down the most crooked street in america and people packed the meeting to make their voices heard on lombard street. first visitors would have to make a reservation to drive one block before paying the toll. many said they are fed up with the tourists and traffic jams and that they want relief. >> we have cars idling in front of our house 14, 16 hours a day. >> something needs to be done. it is not an option to do nothing. >> the residence feedback will going to find report and presented to the san francisco county transportation authority board of directors and ultimately it is up to t

spree led by criminal and cult leader charles manson has been recommended for release from prison leslie van houten who was nineteen at the time has been serving a life sentence for her role in the murders sixty nine year old has sought parole nearly two dozen times but always been denied a group led by manson was held responsible for seven murders. let's go live now to rob reynolds in los angeles so rob just just fill on philis in on this. if you can this was a notorious. crime of the time it was it was one of the most notorious crime sprees of the twentieth century what was leslie van houten as role. well it was just fifty years ago fifty long years ago that this city was thrown into a state of fear bordering on panic and the united states as a whole was horrified by this series of grisly murders perpetrated by the manson family charles manson a life time petty criminal would be musician who had a strange ability to bend people to his will he assembled a group of young people many of them runaways or people dabbling in drugs and having psychological problems one of them was leslie van

leslie van houten is held at the california institute for women in corona. >>> woman is in hot water and apparently working for the walgreens pharmacy for years without a license. the california pharmacy board said that kim thien le handled over 745,000 prescriptions for several years and ended in 2007. he operated out of fremont, milpitas and san jose. the board said she handled prescriptions that were dispensed from 395 walgreens locations. her pharmacy technicians license expired in 2008. the license number four kim thien le belonged to another pharmacist with a similar name. >> something has to change with walgreens or the way people are check with their backgrounds. >> the state pharmacy board said potentially each of the three walgreens pharmacy locations could have their licenses revoked. "we undertook to read verifications of the licenses of all pharmacist nationwide to make sure this was an isolated incident," according to walgreens. >>> it is tax identity theft awareness week. we have our business analyst jill schlesinger here to help us protect ourselves. how do we define

the youngest member of the nine hundred sixty nine killing spree led by cult leader charles manson leslie van who knew was nineteen at the time has been serving a life sentence for her role in the murders the group killed seven people the decision now lines with the state's governor. has more from los angeles. it was fifty years ago that this city los angeles was thrown into a state of fear bordering on panic and the united states as a whole was horrified by a series of gruesome murders they became known as the tate la bianca killings and as the investigation unfolded it became known that they were the work of what was then called the manson family after charles manson a life time petty criminal who developed an incredible ability charismatic ability to get people to follow him he assembled a small group of so-called family members mostly young drifters or runaways and they committed these horrific acts killing sharon tate and several of her houseguests and leon and rosemary la bianca over two nights in august of one nine hundred sixty nine now a parole board here in california has recomm

>>leslie gonzÁlez cruzÓ segundo en sacramentos y ciclos.ganar eso. propone 1400 millones de educaciÓn superiory 400 millones el sistema de colegios unitarios con el objetivo de hacer la matriculaciÓn gratuita por dos aÑos. leslie dice que ayudarÍa a muchos estudiantes de bajos recursos. >>financieramente le ayudarÍa y mentalmente. tendrÍa que trabajar tanto cÓmo estÁ trabajando ahora. >>tambiÉn se invertirÁn millones en educaciÓn preescolar >> el superintendente de educaciÓn pÚblica ya recibe un mono que se enfocara en esta etapa educativa. pinzÓn tambiÉn anunciÓ que se destinarÁn $3,000,000,000 al fondo el ansiado semestre se california. >>mÁs adelante como empleados del gobierno protestaron por el cierre de gobierno y exigen soluciones. >>la esposa del regreso de las audiencias en este no todos los detalles del tiempo en la ventas del tiempo. >>durante el juicio contra el chapo guzmÁn, se revelÓ cómo habrÍa contratado un tÉcnico colombiano que listo en un sistema secreto de comunicaciÓn. >>en ingeniero se convierte en un informante del fb

leslie evans has full confidence. afternoon live, these are our headlines: scotland yard investigates the scenes outside parliament — after a pro—remain mp was called a nazi. the business secretary, greg clark, has told mps that a no—deal brexit "should not be contemplated". the scottish government admits its handling of sexual misconduct allegations against former first minister alex salmond was unlawful. and in sport, padraig harrington is confirmed as europe's next ryder cup captain for the competition in wisconsin in september 2020. stalk sack gary rowett after just eight months in charge. england welcome backjoe hart into the squad as they build—up to the netball world cup. the roof of the home of former russian spy sergei skripal is to be dismantled by military teams in the wake of the novichok attack. detectives believe mr skripal and his daughter yulia first came into contact with the poison when it was sprayed on the door handle of their property. the operation is part of the clean—up following the attack by

abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley was there. >> reporter: corporal singh. singh a popular 33-year-old canine officer in newman for 7 years. gunned down on december 26th during a dui stop. photos and flowers line the aisles of this theater. singh's flag-draped casket at the front. he leaves behind a 5-month-old son. >> he was a good friend of mine. he was a good role model. he was a great dad. he was a great son. >> very sweet officer. i'm just sorry that this had to happen. he was the one that would climb up the ladered and got the kitty down. i thanked him. he had a smile on his face. >> reporter: the procession of officers wound its way through the central valley from modesto to newman, a town of ten thousand. the main street was awash in flags and blue ribbons and tears. >> you are a really tight night community here juste cers, now down to 10s deeply. >> absolutely. wee a family. not so much a department. so everyone of us is hurting. >> president trump called the chief to officer condolences as officers representing all 58 counties in california offere

leslie: this is a political question. more likely pushback would come through the courts. it is very hard for even trump himself to sustain the justification of national emergency, given all the different justifications he has used for the building of the small. i think the political pushback toagain, it was a congress enact new legislation to restrict the use of these powers. whether or not his own agencies will come out against him, that seems much less likely to me. tom: absolutely original time here for the nation. i guess we'll see it tonight. i'm fascinated by the mechanism or process of this unique president. do, call of the chairman and joint chiefs of staff and say i'm breaking every rule? how does it actually work? we don't know, do we? leslie: we don't. what we are seeing is the manufacturing of a crisis. according to the data, that doesn't exist. the idea that there are terrorists crossing over the border, or even the number of people of concern is no greater at that border than it is at any other border cross

abc 7 leslie brinkley got expert projections about where the market is heading. leslie?ourself. things are changing. the days of listing a home and selling in a day or two, multiple offers, that is pretty much gone. in its place, here in the east bay, we even hear about homes being listed and selling for under asking price. >> what do you have to tell sellers now? you kind of missed the peak of the market. the peak of the market was may and june of 2018. market timing has doubled. prices are now under list on average. >> reporter: this broker said it is not seasonal. it is just 2019. >> since june of last year until even up to today we have definitely seen prices go down. and they're continuing on a downward motion. >> reporter: here at the bay east association of realtors, this month is when they assess what the spring and summer market will be like. potential buyers are definitely interested. the number of people dropping by open houses has doubled in the last couple of weeks. interest rates are still relatively affordable. but there is still turmoil. >> what impact ha

nicola sturgeon said she had full confidence in leslie evans.e, me millennials" and "phone zombies" came under friendly fire from a former defence secretary. we now have the smallest army since the napoleonic wars. we have got a reduced target of 80,000, which we have failed to meet by several thousand. we havejust launched a campaign through newspapers and the media to recruit snowflakes, which must terrify the russians, i have to say. snowflakes, your country needs you. in any other week, major changes to the government‘s flagship welfare policy — affecting millions of people — would dominate the headlines from westminster. this was, of course, no normal week, but the changes to universal credit made by the new work and pensions secretary, amber rudd, are significant. she has postponed a commons vote to transfer three million existing welfare claimants to the new benefit. instead, a pilot involving 10,000 people will take place. and the proposal to limit payments to the first two children won‘t be made retrospective. but she chose to make the

spree led by a criminal and cult leader charles manson has been recommended for release from prison leslie van who knew who was nineteen at the time has been serving a life sentence for her role in the mud is the sixty nine year old who sought parole nearly two dozen times but has always been denied the group led by months and was held responsible for seven murders reynolds has the latest from los angeles . it was fifty years ago that this city los angeles was thrown into a state of fear bordering on panic and the united states as a whole was horrified by a series of gruesome murders they became known as the tate la bianca killings and as the investigation unfolded it became known that they were the work of what was then called the manson family after charles manson a life time petty criminal who developed an incredible ability charismatic ability to get people to follow him he assembled a small group of so-called family members mostly young drifters or runaways and they committed these horrific acts killing sharon tate and several of her houseguests and leon and rosemary la bianca over tw

leslie van houten was the youngest of man son's followers. how ten has twiet been recommended for parole. both times, governor jerry brown blocked her release. he has said that she laid too much blame on man son for the saabing deaths. >>> an east bay family is organizing a candlelight walk on the anniversary of their daughter's disappearance. >> she was kidnapped while walking home from school. she disappeared in 1989. she was 13 at the time and last seen walking on a.m. dore valley boulevard. the walk starts at 7:00 p.m. along the route she took home from school the day she vanished. her parents continue to hold out hope that her daughter will someday return. >>> coming up here on abc 7 mornings, chicken nugget recalls. the problem with two different products. >>> ayesha curry setting up shop. her new retail store and when she'll be there for a meet and greet. >>> a winter weather emergency. it's so cold. how cold is it? people in nearly a dozen states wo noveat a-a-r-p, we'reonal all about hikes. and other things to keep you healthy. it's

now focus on and off is back in new york this time with return to montauk leslie based on a novel by. and some love story and possibly office most personal film. and i'm joined now in studio bubbles with focused thank you joining us. you've had decades in the film business can you pinpoint a point or a moment a person you met a film that you saw that put you on that path to become a filmmaker. in the same summer i was probably fifty in a few films and one of them was on the waterfront and marlon brando you don't remember them i kind of had was kind of the kind tell me. i could have been somebody. sterile but i was in a trance but the actor modern brando about the filmmaking which i knew nothing about but about the possibility through a film or a work of art to arouse such such passion such deep feelings but your first film a young told us when it premiered in cannes in one thousand nine hundred sixty six and it caused a scandal at the premier tell me about that what what happened where there is a scene these it's in a boarding school. a group of people built to suppress the others and

and i went home and spoke to leslie, my date that night.ring an around drinkinhaving sake and everything else. okay? i get home, the last time i was re, when you sort of told the story during a commercial break. and i told leslie about it, and she said "no, thank you ve much. you tell jimmy i paid that bill." it was also the most expensive meal we had ever had. >> jimmy: it really was insane. tell me about it. i'm the one that paid for it. >> i mean -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you didn't even pay for t. it w most expensive thing. how would you know? >> catastrophically expensive. leslie knows. >> jimmy: how would you know how pensive it is? >> she told me. >> jimmy: you saluted me -- >> she told me. >> jimmy: wi through the ow -- >> she told me. >> jimmy: like a magical, like, santa claus. >> here's what i think -- [ laughter ] here's what i think happened. >> jimmy: and disappeared into the night. >> here's what i think happened. so i tnk we finished the meal, she paid the bill while you and i were walking aund the restaurant drinking. i con