you bought a levi product, you got a levi trade card. by the late 1880's, 1890's, here is the battery street. they are taking over the whole building. the levi strauss sign was so huge. you saw pictures there forever. and that this is actually from the 1900s, the uc berkeley your book. it was called our benefactor. there is levi on the left near hearst, which is interesting. the first recipients of the levi strauss fellowship surprised levi at his home one night. he happened to be visited by jacob ryan stein and hearst that night. the students all troops in, all 21, and presented him with a plaque, thanking him for the scholarship that had enabled all of them to go to college, which of course was lost in the flames. here he is near the end of his life. the happy philanthropist, the happy capitalist. levi never married. he moved in with his sister fanny and her family when he was in his early 40's. then she passed away, and he lived with his older nephew, jacob started, and that was his house he was living in that went down in 1906. this

his customers: levi. he did not have this -- called him levi. he did not have this distance between people that wore jeans or not. he appeared to be a truly personal and guy with a great sense of humor. one think is modern, you go by something, you get a gift with purchase -- that goes back a really long way. this gift was purchased. the flipside in 1899, a calendar. these were created for the company retailers. if you bought a levi product, you were given this lovely the calendar printed for free, the name of your friendly retailer, so you remember where you got it. they also created trade cards. every consumer product company america made trade cards. they were like business cards, but people collected them like business card -- baseball cards and they would paste them into scrapbooks. they created some with miners on them, engineers -- there was a little bit of language on the back, the retailer's name printed for free. you bought a believe byproduct, you got -- a levi trade card. 1880's, 1890's, here is the battery street. they are taking ov

but after brits voted to leave the european union, levy's daughter feels having a u.k. passport isn't enough. she wants a german passport, so she can travel and work anywhere in the eu. >> it very much fits with my ideals, as somebody who wants to be open to other people, other religions, societies. we have more in common with each other than we have thats not common. applying for german citizenship meant i can keep with my friends in europe. >> lilian levy's family is hardly alone. since the brexit vote, more than 600 jewish families of german descent in britain have made the same move. but at the official holocaust remembrance day ceremony in london, some survivors voiced their disapproval. >> it seems very odd to me that jews would want german passports. >> i think it's disastrous. they are not doing right. they are afraid that if england goes out from the union, they can not travel. >> for lilian levy and her daughter, there's no contradiction in remembering the past and looking toward the future. >> i agree wholeheartedly with what hilary says. on the other hand, i

if it wasn't for them to spot the levy. they also have levy patrols going on all throughout the night in case be there is another -- in case there is another leak or something happens. >> reporter: local farmers are concerned about the recent rains, monitoring the levies 24/7 and that is how they spotted the breach. >> the farmers made an initial response. but the corp. of engineers are out there right now working on it. >> reporter: the san joaquin office of emergency services said the levy was under too much pressure from the rising san joaquin river. while the breach is patched up now, the work is not finished. >> our crews came in and made a patch on the breach. but in making that patch, they had to take from the good side of the levy to fill that. so the central focus right now is repairing from what they took from to make the patch. >> reporter: repairs continue under mostly dry weather. despite the calmer conditions, the river is expected to continue rising this week. >>> and again that is aly wolf reporting. some of

at levi stadium you can try over 50 bacon in fused dishes. a big fan of chow deer, the beach boardwalk for 36th annual cham chow deer competition. it cost $10 to sample but the event is free. last stop the north bay the 26th anniversary of tattoos and blues. live bands and artists. all weekend long in santa rows ya. the warriors are at home and sharks on the road. that is your weekend watch. >>> time is 45-time time. claudine is a healthy active women forgetting enough greens got a little tougher. up next new recommendations on how much fruit and vegetables you need to eat to stay healthy. we invited women to a spa to dish soap. body wash. you may not feel it, but some body washes can contain cleansers found in dish soap. dove body wash is different. it has only the gentlest cleansers. it just made me feel good. this is dove. it's so delicious. i can't believe it has 40% fewer calories than butter. i can't believe it's made with real, simple ingredients. i can't believe we're on a whale. i can't believe my role isn't bigger. oh, it's real. re

one group of volunteers are keeping an eye on the levies. >> looking for breaks in the levies. looking for boils. wet spots. >> reporter: you can call them the levy patrol. san joaquin residents this is the 6th night she survived the water. >> easier to know what -- >> yes. quicker. >> reporter: these are two of the 1500 residents taking turns looking out for water seeping through. her home buts up against the levy. she says she comforted by her neighbor's efforts to be on top of any situation that may development. >> the fire departments and all of our very taxed and, you know -- we have to do our part. >> reporter: excess water is nothing new around here. run off created lakes that are not supposed to be there. most residents are not evacuating. instead they are working together. hoping they do not have to use this emergency flood siren. they are looking at less than an hour to get everyone out safely. >> within 45 minute. that may be optimistic depending on the time of day and the notification. >> northwest of sacramento floodwaters receded in maxwell for now. muddy waters e

let's check in with andy levy after the "red eye" tease deck. >> andy: donald trump nominates neil gorsucho fill the vacant seat on the debris in court. will have a interview with his handsome, witty college friend coming up. and finally, is the female lead oceans eight sexist? >> tom: thank you, andy, let's walk on our guest. christina park. here come the slings and arrows, theater columnist for "the new york post," michael riedel. he's what we call a bleeding heartthrob. award-winning essayist, political satire rest and liberal hunk, john devore. and he likes it raw. smack down. sitting right next to me, sam roberts. okay, let's start the show. ♪ >> tom: president trump has selected a brilliant legal mind for sabrina court justice, and more importantly -- the president, who knows a little bit about creating a television drama announced his pick neil gorsuch. he was informed on monday, white house staff picked him up and drove back roads to make sure they wouldn't be spotted with him. here's a video of him in the ca car. ♪ [laughter] he was flown by a military jet from colorado to washing

. >> bernard-henri levy is so well known to the french that they call him by his initials. dashing, charismatic, and a celebrated as any rockstar he is a unique figure which has no equal in the united states. action driven moralist, international thought leader who moves fast, writes fast and is a listened to with respect. recently i heard someone call him the mick jagger of intellectuals. for over 30 years he has been a philosopher, publisher, author of more than 30 books including barbarism with the human face and who killed daniel pearl. is a playwright, journalist, film maker, defender causes across the globe, cofounding the antiracist group, sos racism. known as a provocateur he is challenged and counseled world leaders and are served on diplomatic missions for the french govern-- government. he has been called a tribal sage , a visionary and perhaps a prophet, speaking out in defense of israel and against the return of anti-semitism. also named one of the 50 most important jews in the world and the most important intellectual in france. bernard-henri levy has now turn

when they finish they say they have respect for andy levy. >> andy: i wish i had respect for andy levyder fire at town halls, jimmy, watching all this thinking you can get rich making a dating app and suggesting it can be called loser. how about shower? >> do you take off that? >> andy: i even wrote it without the e. hitha, you said the protesters aren't focused. they sound pretty focused to me, they're pretty mad about obamacare and a couple of other things. >> they're mad about 20 to for things, they're all over the place. they're shouting about everything. it reminds me of black friday, when the cabbage patch doll wasn't available, everyone was shouting to shout. that's what they're doing, it's like a revision of 1984, but it's cabbage patch doll occupied wall street. >> now i realize where i recognize you from, toys "r" us, 1991. fighting over it. >> andy: tom, you set a woman had a blow horn, which i thought was a mistake but it turns out that's a name for that. >> tom: what is it called? >> andy: bullhorn. >> norwell. >> andy: mike, you said these people should just shut up. did

y levy ponce es hoy el protagonista de nuestro segmento "nuestra gente extraordinaria". >> no soy nadiel arte. >> el mural favorito es el de la mona lisa porque representa la lucha del artista y para mÍ personalmente mi lucha personal aquÍ en pacoima de pelear por traer el arte aquÍ a la ciudad de pacoima que lo necesitaba, que no lo tenÍa y que le urge ahÍ. mucha gente pierde tiempo en cosas negativas sean las drogas, sean las pandillas y si uno aplica su tiempo a cosas extraordinarias pues uno puede lograr cosas extraordinarias. pues yo creciendo aquÍ en pacoima pues yo vivÍ los problemas de la comunidad, los vi, los vivÍ y los entiendo. asÍ que al salir de la ciudad de pacoima regresÉ como artista, no solo como pintor, no solo a cambiar las paredes pero a cambiar la comunidad, a ayudar. >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> y para ver mÁs de levy ponce parte de nuestra gente extraordinaria. hoy lo invito a que no se pierda "noticiero telemundo" a las 5 de la tarde. y asÍ llegamos al final de esta ediciÓn de "enfoque" gracias por dejarme ser parte de su domingo, nos vemos maÑana si dios quiere en notici

was the greatest possible calamity for the south. 6:50, a biography of the inventor of blue jeans, levi strauss. >> the patent was awarded after 3 tries with the patent office on may 20, 1873, for an improvement in fastening pocket openings, which is really boring language for basically the invention of the blue gene. >> sunday at noon, we begin a

feather river and a series of levies on the river and they could breach from the sudden pressure. >> we are watching the flood warnings and let's talk about this exact area that's impacted. >> that is where the current flash flood is at all of the way through monday at 4:15 as you see there on the map. you see flood warnings being issued further south into marysville and yuba city. oroville dam that was first damaged which slowed the releases out of oroville which caused the use of this auxiliary spillway and it had never been used until yesterday and the releases reached the peak at 1:00 a.m. and this is the structure out here to the left and maybe the upper 30 feet of it has damage due to erosion. downstream, you have oroville, palermo, and bigly is off to the left and eventually that will feed down into marysville and yuba city. that is the spillway from 11:00

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our next guest is an exert on all things levis. spent 20 years researching the subject. >> it's great to be here. >> thank you for coming. >> you were hired to find out about the company? >> i was hired to start the company archives, all of the information about levi strauss was lost in the earthquake. so i had to research it. >> you went to flea markets, you found a letter signed by him in the wine country. >> i had a two pronged thing to do, i had to document the business. then in the back of my mind, i said, i am going to write a book about him. i took a vacation and recreated his trip around panama. i looked into newspapers and check the old tapes. i got a letter from sonoma. it was from an elderly lawyer who said he had his father in law's effects. he said there was a signed letter from levi strauss. he said he did not want money, he wanted a gold coin from the international exposition. we made a trade. i found the coin and he gave me the letter. i did not have to go anywhere to look for vintage jeans, people would find them a

evacuations began after someone noticed a sinkhole in the levy yesterday afternoon. firefighters and farmers used rocks and sand to reinforce the weak spot in that levy. officials are now monitoring that situation closely. >>> mandatory evacuation is going to stay in place until we have daylight and we can get a better sight on where we're at. and we have more water coming in, obviously, so that's of great concern as well. >> that temporary patch is going to be tested this afternoon when the heaviest water flow is expected. >>> the water being released from the reservoir is expected to flood low lying areas and push the river above flood stage. don pedro lake is within a few feet of capacity right now. it is the first time the reservoir's flood gates have been opened in 20 years, only the sect time in its history. officials expect to continue releasing water for several days. >>> a chp officer is recovering this morning after a driver crashed into his patrol car. that driver died at the hospital last night. it happened just after 7:00 on interstate 280 near el monte

also, 100% of andy levy's will yell at the tv every time "la la land" wins at.ack to you, tom. >> tom: thank you, andy. let's welcome our guests. she has pep in her step even when she sitting down, fox news reporter carley shimkus. we have a happy panel tonight, or in other words, a sonny bunc sonny bunch. he's a liberal beefcake, a vegan, gluten-free beefcake. award-winning sas, political satirist, and liberal hunk, john devore. sitting next to me, comedian paul hooper. okay, let's start the show. donald trump didn't talk about a lot on the campaign trail, but bringing back jobs and now seems to be a priority. on thursday, the president met with manufacturing executives to discuss tax and trade, regulatory reform, and jobs. the head of major manufacturers were there, ford, g.e., johnson & johnson, snuggie, and many others. first, trump gave his assessment of first month in office. >> i am delivering on every thing we said, in fact people are saying they've never seen so much have it in the first 30 days of a presidency. >> tom: in the roundtable, he took time t

levy: there is two different aspects.u look at the country and the need for transformation and reform, there is a consensus from all of the political parties and all of the great politicians that there is a need to transform the country. they are quite sincere when they are talking to the idea of transforming. and reforming. when it comes to the election time, they changed progressively their minds, with the exception of fillon, and to a certain see, whenron, and we they are in office, there is a lot of talk of resistance to change. it takes courage to change. i believe the french people are politicians, to change the country and to make the reforms. obviously, people do not like reforms, do not like to see their old stake will be changing. they do not like to see they will be changing their situation. the way they are working, etc., not something that pleases anyone. nevertheless, if we want a bright future, there is no choice. no other option. we have to make very serious and painful reforms and we know the reforms pain

but for now, please welcome bernard-henri levy. an anti [applause] >> i want to begin by addressing comments. the first is because we are being taped by c-span it is important you laugh at the appropriate places and also we have asked our guest instead of addressing answers to me which is the natural thing to do but to look out at you. the second is i am going to try to as explicit and careful i can in my question because even though as you will hear our guest speaks magnificent english, none the less, i think to conduct an interview in one's second or third laj language is not an easy endeavor. i hope you will be patient with us as we explore this remarkable book, the genius of judaism". i want to begin with asking you the following. you are more than familiar with the work of one of your french predecessors john paul saul and know his book anti semite and jew. that book was criticized because it suggested the anti-semite gets to define what the jew is. i wonder why you chose to begin a book about the genius of judaism instead of

but for now please welcome bernard-henri levy. [applause] >> i want to begin by just addressing two comments to those of you who are gathered here. the first is that because were being taped a c-span, it's very important that you laugh at the appropriate places. [laughter] and also we have asked our guest, instead of addressing his answers to me, which is a natural thing to do, to look out to you because of the c-span cameras. so the second is that i'm going to try to be as explicit and careful as i can in my questions. because even though, as you will hear, our guest speaks magnificent english. nonetheless, i think to conduct an interview in one second or third language is not an easy endeavor. and so i hope that you'll be patient with both of us as we try to explore this quite remarkable book "the genius of judaism." and i want to begin by asking you the following. which is, obviously you are more than familiar with the work of one of your french philosophical predecessors john paul saul, and you know his book anti-semite and yo

steve levy and some of his closest friends getting ready for "sportscenter" after the game. >> mark:ed to break the news he had a fish sandwich for lunch and he walked the streets of oklahoma city. >> jeff: he broke the story of the mahogany restaurant for turning durant and the warriors, they wanted to rent the whole restaurant out, steve levy breaking news. >> mark: that's getting it done. >> mike: he's been getting it done for a long time. abrines hit the free throw. >> mark: come on, man, seriously. >> jeff: my mum is lower than most. >> mike: the shot from looney was blocked. cameron payne will bring it up. as we head to the all-star break. golden state in unbelievable form right now. this will improve them to 46-8 overall. 23-5 on the road. they win last night in memphis, come back here and a building that was in a frenzy to start and take care of busineiusiness again. steph curry almost had a triple-double. and durant gets this one out of the way. they'll be back again later this season. >> mark: and the response will be the same. >> jeff: and so will the result. >> mike: i li

the levy has been breached. there's a flood warning that will stay in effect in that area until tomorrow morning with scattered showers throughout the bay area right now. you'll see what happens, right? the flood warnings, now this levy breach. we still have scattered showers in the north bay. but what about tomorrow morning? well tonight it is not as bad as this morning's commute, but there will be scattered showers and the potential to be a little wet. a wild weather day with wind gusts, heavy snow in the mountains and extensive impressive rainfall totals over here. >> bill, thank you. now to ktvu maureen naylor with a host of problems in the south bay tonight. >> she is live along coyote creek, which is rapidly rising as water is being released from anderson dam in morgan hill. maureen? >> reporter: well julie and frank, the rain has let up a little bit with some wind. it's been a wild night over the south bay with many calls for the trees down. now take a look as this is not actually the bulk of the tree. th

we're looking at a lot of different options like that, building additional levies and barriers, perhaps rerouting certain highways. routing them farther inland away from the bay. >> san francisco airports have already raised the levies at their runways. strong storm winds can produce waves that might otherwise swamp them. they're taking care of that. >> tom, thank you. >> we saw some showers on and off again today. now to the weather center to see if more rain is on the way. >> it looks like we get a break for a part of your weekend. so good news there, we've been talking so much about january and february off to a solid start as well. take a look at these rainfall totals over the past few days. santa rosa all over 2 inches of rain. napa over the past two days over an inch. concord .88. not nearly as much for the east bay and san jose and oakland. san jose .42. you've probably heard the storms overnight with the heavier rainfall and strong gusty winds. >>> here's the radar loop over the past six hours. we'll come in closer, still talking about rain showers across portions of the bay are

let's check in with tvs andy levy. >> coming up on the big show, students at stanford have built a socially aware robot that learns social cues from humans. when the human-robot war, the robots will be -- plus, a teacher is fired after an anonymous tip reveals her life as a porn star. that's all it took to get her fired. just the tip. [groaning] >> wow. >> finally, more and more movie theaters have booths in have booze. >> tom: thank you, andy. i told you i have special powers. physician and surgeon and regional fellow dr. kelley powers. is that monterey montgomery over there? no. it's comedian aruba ray ellin. observer columnist michael malice. and he's got a slow cadence of a pony at a petting zoo. comedian and author paul odo. let's start the show. a socially aware robot is going to college. and of studying students to learn how to behave. his name is jack rabbock and i guess he wears a tie. they say he's equipped with sensors and cameras and roams around stanford university picking up cues on human behavior. one of the stanford researchers explained, it's like a child. the child sees th

let's check in with tv andy levy at the "red eye" tease deck. >> andy: thank you, tom, coming up on theig show, a man visiting mar-a-lago takes a picture with the man in charge of protecting the nuclear football. pakistan's high court outlaws valentine's day. court decision symbol he said it's not you, it's us. and finally, a new study says married men are happier than their single counterparts. watch tom shillue shamelessly pretend to agree straight ahead. back to you, tom. >> tom: thank you, andy. let's work on our guest. the guy she's married to is ric rich. i bet she wishes she married for money instead. comedian at bonnie mcfarlane. author of "you're better than me" ," what's his name, it's all greek to me. comedian yannis pappas. whose album "let me be yannis" is available on itunes. just tested a missile right before our show, coincidence? i think not. observer columnist michael malice. you may or member him as the creepy guy who followed you home last night. lurking next to me, comedian spa. okay, let's start the show. ♪ what a weekend for members of mar-a-lago. president trump

private levy. and we have a creek that is filtered in. there's less capacity of the creek because you have the mud on the bottom. the channel isn't as deep. >> what all of this means for drivers long detours off the highway and on to local streets to finally connect to 101. more than an inconvenience it's effecting commerce. more than half of their work force travels highway 37 along with heavy truck traffic. >> it's a real surprise to people. and i've had a lot of calls from constituents about that. whatever the drama is it's our job to fix it fast. >> the long term solution an elevated causeway but dipping into emergency funds now for a quick fix is much cheaper. >> for now the crumbling levies are the wild card. >> this is what they're pumping now up to maybe half of it will circle around and come through the break again if it can't find its way out. >> elected officials were briefed about the highway possibly being closed for two weeks. because dry weather is what's needed to do the work once t

steve levy and some of his closest friends getting ready for "sportscenter" after the game. >> mark:ed to break the news he had a fish sandwich for lunch and he walked the streets of oklahoma city. >> jeff: he broke the story of the mahogany restaurant for turning durant and the warriors, they wanted to rent the whole restaurant out, steve levy breaking news. >> mark: that's getting it done. >> mike: he's been getting it abrines hit the free throw. >> mark: come on, man, seriously. >> jeff: my mum is lower than most. >> mike: the shot from looney was blocked. cameron payne will bring it up. as we head to the all-star break. golden state in unbelievable form right now. this will improve them to 46-8 overall. 23-5 on the road. they win last night in memphis, come back here and a building that was in a frenzy to start and take care of busineiusiness again. steph curry almost triple-double. and durant gets this one out of the way. they'll be back again later this season. >> mark: and the response will be the same. >> jeff: and so will the result. >> mike: i like what you said earlier, ma

let's check in with tvs andy levy over at the "red eye" tease deck. >> andy: thanks for the welcome,ime coming up on the big show. people view president trump more truthful than the news media. talk about setting a low bar. plus, major league baseball is considering letting teams start extra innings with a runner on second base. millennials. finally, "the new york times" reviews millennials big secret, parents still pay their rent well into their 20s. other shocking secrets, kids use things called apps to hook up. >> tom: thank you, andy. let's walk them our guest. she's a tall, beautiful drink of the liberal kool-aid. jessica tarlov. he's my favorite markay lachlan markay. he's always father of the year, bill mcmorris. and he's the biggest thing out of the be okay since the whopper. sitting right next to me, greg johnson. >> glad it to be here, tom. >> tom: let's start the show. ♪ a federal appeals court has refused to reinstate presidents trump immigration order. so that's the end of that. [laughter] or is it? i guess the president doesn't accept the decision. the case will likely

i'm pleased to have reynold levy on this program at charlie's table. welcome. >> thank you. >> toobin: so what is robin hood? founded in 1988 swi pretty recent by charity standards. >> robin hood was created by some is very publicly spirited hedge fund managers who wanted to give something back to the city. and were very concerned about poverty in new york city. and ways in which to alleviate it it. so in its current incarnation it raises every year somewhere between 125 and 150 million dollars. and distributes it to our nonprofit partners who provide services, everything from ranging from charter schools to food pantries to health services to income maintenance services for clientds all over new york city. >> toobin: let me ask you a little bit about poverty in new york city sort of generally. is it it better or worse than it was ten years ago, than it was a hundred years ago. >> so we have shifting definitions of poverty just as we have shifting definitions of wealth and shifting definitions to what it means to be middle class. it is certainly better

let's check in with tvs andy levy over at the "red eye" tease deck. >> andy: coming up on the big show, president trump says he never wants to call courts biased. political, short. so called, sure. but never biased. plus, $82.2 million fine after they were top secretly monitoring your viewing habits. stop spying on me. and finally, a survey from match.com say millennial singles think it's okay to have a sex before a first date, but not okay to text someone at during a first date. >> tom: thank you, andy. let's welcome our guest. emmy award-winning tech expert katie linendoll. whoa, you've seen him on -- [laughter] you've seen him on three men and a chick flick, which i would have watched if not for a chick flick and of the dudes talking. comedian ryan reiss. pretty sure he plays mr. greene in the movie clue. matt welch. and you can't spell failla without la-fail. comedian jimmy failla. okay, let's start the show. president trump is announcing the courts as so political as he waits for a federal appeals court in san francisco to rule on his travel ban.

let's check and with tvs andy levy at the "red eye" tease deck. >> andy: coming up on the big show, donaldmp says don't worry about the tough phone calls that he has with the country. scroll up, i don't even need a punchline there. plus, arnold schwarzenegger offers to switch jobs with president trump. new dating app, sadly for me, the thing i hate most is dating apps. >> tom: let's welcome our guests. you down with g.o.p.? yet, you know she. kristin tate. he appeared on "last comic standing." he was the first comic leaving. luis gomez. he's super depressing. comedian dave smith. and his special is called state of the union, judging by his appearance, the union is about to be divorced. sitting right next to me, comedian jimmy failla. let's start the show. ♪ >> tom: president trump is willing to talk tough to friend and foe alike. phone call on saturday with australia's prime minister, it turned heated. trump does not like the pledge made by the obama and administration to take over 1200 refugees from australia's detention center. he complained that he was going to get killed politically an

let's check in with tvs andy levy at the "red eye" tease deck. >> andy: donald trump getting heat foromments he made about the immigration problems. plus, a writer asks why people want to live so long, anyway. the story we are all dying to talk about next. and finally, a man breaks the world record for most finger snaps in one minute. the video didn't seem that impressive but i watched it with the sound off. back to you, tom. sue and let's welcome our guests. last but not least, from the web series -- comedian meghan hanley. i told you not to release the crack in. comedian ben kissel. anything you can do, he can do better. he can do anything better than you. theater columnist michael malic michael malice. and his fantasy, two girls at the same time that don't want to poison him at an airport. sitting right next to me, michael malice. let's start the show. ♪ last year, sweden launched their own phone number. here's a teaser video they made. [phone dialing] >> you will soon be connected to a random swede somewhere in sweden. >> hello, sweden >> tom: sweden is a bewitching country, and o

firefighters and farmers worked feverishly to pour rocks and sand into the weak spot in the levy to try to reinforce it. the temporary patch will be tested this afternoon when the heaviest water flow is expected. >>> now take a look at this new video of a massive tree that crashed into not one, but two, homes in alamo. this is near danville road and el portal. the tree toppled as strong winds began to whip up. one family escaped. it's not clear if anyone was in the second house. no injuries were reported but both houses sustained some damage. >>> new details on minor flooding at san jose international airport. this parking lot, this garage near terminal a is now back open to the public. the floodwater, you can see, has cleared out. this was the scene overnight as crews worked to clear out the water from the garage's first floor. >>> you can keep tabs on the changing weather conditions outside your door with the abc 7 news app. download it for free. you can track doppler 7 any time and push alerts to get weather updates right to your phone. you're going to need it because we have more sh

let's check in with tvs at andy levy at the "red eye" tease deck. >> andy: coming up on the big show,ician moby claims he has friends who wish to make reassure him that the russian dossier is under control. scientists come up with a list of possible ways the world will end, stick around to find out where pasty faced comedian that becomes late-night host is on the list. finally, which dance moves are the sexiest? >> tom: let's welcome our guests. she's funnier than the comic strip that shares her name, cathy areu. comedian joe machi. he dresses for the job he wants. collecting unemployment. comedian sph. and i know kevin can wait, but i can't. rob long. all right, let's start the show. ♪ it's a story that hasn't d.c. buzzing. moby has blown the lid off some very troubling scandals involving president trump. on monday he released insider information via facebook, writing "after spending the weekend talking to friends working in d.c., i can safely, accurately post the following things. one, the russian dossier on trump israel, 100% real. he's being blackmailed by the russian government.

the evacuations under way because of a compromised levy. >> plus commuters beware. the changes soon coming to muni's bus route. >> we have changes in the weather department as well. good morning everyone. we'll check in with our weather watchers and we'll track the incoming storms together. >> and here's a live look at the golden gate bridge. your commute looking good. but traffic has started on highway 17. how bad is it already at 5:11? we'll tell you, stay tuned. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it is 5:14 on the 14th. taking a look at your tuesday forecast live weather coverage at the bay bridge. we have clear skies. we have a warmer day coming up today. the full forecast and tracking the storms together. but first here is kenny. >>> thank you. some people in sacramento county have been told to evacuate because of a compromised levy and potential flooding. the county office of emergency services is working to repair the problems effecting the small communities of tyler island and walnut grove. >> there is a foundational failure we have going on here. it has pushed up to

let's check in with tvs andy levy over at the "red eye" tease deck. >> andy: thanks, tom, coming up inhe big show, the university starts a fight club to take on the publicans. hollywood celebrities rejoice, plus president obama goes kite boarding with richard branson. see, trump isn't the first president to enjoy water sports. finally, a new wheeled robot sweeps over barriers and spins in place. think of it is the world's best rollerblade or that will eventually straight up murder you. >> tom: let's welcome our guest. lori rothman. he looks like he's permanently auditioning for in orbits gum commercial. comedian harrison greenbaum. he's pushed more envelopes than mr. mcnealy. michael malice. his podcast is called "misery loves company." british or it's a stephen king a book club. sitting right next to me, comedian kevin brennan. okay, let's start the show. ♪ >> tom: liberals are so terrified of trump's america, some of them are learning how to fight. at the university of central florida, a group called the "knights for socialism." has it started a fight club. a flyer for the workshop p

susan: the white house today also levied sanctions on iran.ichael flynn says iran has been put on notice. what's driving those decisions and this stuffer stance on iran? >> this is one of president trump's campaign promises. he also said it would be tougher on iran. he did not agree with the iran deal. he was very critical of that. iran kind of gave him an opening in the sense that they tested a ballistic missile and the president responded very swiftly. there are a couple of interesting things about that. one is the sanctions they levied are ones that the obama administration pulled together and they still have obama's main sanctions person at treasury leading this, who played a huge role in the iran deal that the current president hates. there's that and that's why they were able to move very quickly. but the rhetoric when you talk -- the rhetoric matters and that sort of tough talk leads -- i think people who are concerned about it is that it can lead to a real escalation and there's a tit for tat and what does that mean and where does this

we will go live to levi stadium. >>> with the xfinity tv app, anything with a screen is a tv. stream 130 live channels, plus 40,000 on demand tv shows and movies, all on the go. you can even download from your x1 dvr and watch it offline. only xfinity gives you more to stream to any screen. download the xfinity tv app today. the san francisco 49ers are scheduled to officially introduced their new general manager and head coach in the 15 minutes. we will have a five. this is video of the employees greasing the men yesterday. >> sports director is live at levi stadium. we're getting close to connect to the news conference. >> reporter: this is happened a little too often in recent years for the 49ers. we have a day devoted to the introduction of a new coach. we get the new general manager and a new coach. in years past there was a huge -- sellout crowd. we were commenting about how sparsely populated this is so far. we don't know if it is become -- because of the weather. are just that it has become a common events maybe it is not so special. yesterday if you take a look at the

let's check in with tvs angelo v let's check in with tvs andy levy. >> -- i've never been more jealoushan anyone of my life. plus, a double board draws them as a liar for suggesting that real men provide, stick around to hear tom shillue explain gmac mansplain why they are wrong. >> tom: thank you, andy. let's welcome our guests. she suffers from a rare medical condition. she is incapable of frowning. jill dobson. they call him the puerto rican rattlesnake, because he's always shaking his tail. comedian luis j gomez. the only time he gets a close shave is at the free clinic. comedian dave smith. and he's not too religious. he has been known to make his fans go to church. sitting right next to me is the host of "the anthony cumia show" on compound media, anthony cumia. all right. what's going to show let's start the show. a "new york times" reporter did an experiment. last week, he ignored news about president trump. didn't miss much, right? the reporter, the self described political junkie, then wrote about it. number one, he learned that trump is inescapable. i could find almost no tr

>> tom: they were great films, i love them, coming up, "halftime" with tv's andy levy.ew episode of "red eye" podcast is available, subscribe on itunes and on foxnewsradio.com. ♪ >> tom: hello and welcome back, it's time to find out what we got wrong and what we missed from tvs andy levy over at the "red eye" news deck. it's been too friday. >> tom: it's -- >> andy: i tried. >> tom: you almost fooled me. >> andy: the two narratives about michael flynn's resignation. malice, you said you want a do-nothing government. of the thing to me is why are people arguing over whether it was flynn's discussions with russia or the leaks that led to him going, they're both right. >> they're also trying to set up the next domino to fall, they're going to blame it on the individual person, they can say that it's not that they have an agenda, all these people have to be evil individually. >> andy: okay. chris, please don't bring up the logan act on my watch. and nobody wants hear about that. >> i want to law school, i've got to throw it out there once in a while. i paid $5,000 for that.

treason is defined as levying war against the united states or providing aid or comfort to enemies. it is the only crime defined in the u.s. and the framers of the constitution had a specific reason for doing that. under british rule, when they are very familiar with, treason was applied to a great many offenses. in one of the cases we will be discussing in your book tonight, the supreme court noted treason was not only raising a hand against the king but simply thinking murderous thoughts about had king. we saw that at the constitutional convention and one of the delegates recalled a case of an english man who had wished death upon a man who killed his unknown -- and that was the king and for wishing death upon the king he was convicted of treason. the framers were familiar with the way the treason laws could be abused and they wanted to try to prevent that from happening in their new countries. they put the definition in the constitution so the congress couldn't change it at whim. that hasn't stopped people from using the word treason over and over but most of the time you hear it

san joaquin river forced out yesterday when the levy gave way. brought in heavy equipment to stabilize weak spot after firefighters and farmers stopped the flow yesterday using rocks and stand. feared the levy could give away again with more water in the area at the don pedro reservoir. >>> troubled or vim dam has weathered the latest storm. expected to peak 45 feet below capacity by tomorrow. according to update today from water officials. say an evacuation warning for residents may soon by lifted. expected to fix the spillway march 1. considering all option options for long-term fix including repairing, replacing or moving it. >> nice day to be inside especially with downpours that seemed to come out of nowhere today. good news that rain was pretty quick. i was driving in like 2:30 in the afternoon and it was like where did this come from then the sun started to peek through coming through the clouds. we're getting a publication of everything. we really need a few dry days here. >> they are on the way. those were scary. heavy while they lasted.

. >> crews are strengthening levies this morning to protect valuable farm land.e water downstream could cause creeks and rivers to swell and threaten the 1600 miles of levy across the central valley. more rocks opt levies to prevent flooding. if one fails it could trigger several breaks. senator harris toured the oroville dam yesterday as crews worked to repair the damaged spillways. crews have been working nonstop using rocks and concrete to harden the emergency spillway. the threat of a catastrophic flood prompted the evacuation of 2,000 people. the senator says the emergency clearly shows the urgent need to deal with infrastructure problems across the country. >>> the alameda county sheriff's office is trying to confirm whether a body discovered along alameda creek is that of 18 year old jenkins who has been missing since her car crashed into the water off niles canyon road january 21st. a man out walking his dogs along the creek came across the body last night about 5:30. authorities say while they haven't confirmed the identity of the body, they have notifie

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