. >>> big news in oakland, libby shaft for her second term as mayor of the city. the ceremony is going on live right now, she is there at the lecturn, followed it up with a speech thanking supporters, spanning the entire city of oakland, let's listen live. >> what we will deliver because we are ready to bring even more dramatic changes over these next four years. as oakland's 50th mayor, my priority areas will remain the same. this second term let us accelerate and scale our progress as well as double down on our commitment to long term systemic change. t priorit holistic. >> again oakland mayor libby shaft being sworn in right now as we less tone her addressing members in that room there. turning to our storm watch, authorities have identified a man killed by a fallen tree in berkeley over the weekend, almeda county coroner's said 32-year-old was killed when this tree came crashing down on his car. it happened on guy lee road at the east end of the uc berkeley campus. the tree gave way during yesterday's storm. you can see branches hanging over a bus stop. no one

mayor libby schaaf is about to be sworn in for her second term. we are happy to have her join us live in the studio. happy new year. >> happy new year. it will be a great one. >> i have to focus on what happened right after the new year began. a triple homicide lefty people dead. this came a day after you and the police chief join together to celebrate the low homicide numbers for the year before. what is your take on what happened? >> this is the nature of violence. we have to stay on it all the time. we can never rest. this was a very unfortunate incident. we do believe it was a very intentional shooting. we are praying for some victims that also are still in critical condition in the hospital but this is why our work is never done and it is not just about law enforcement but it is creating the condition where people feel like they do not need to resort to violence. >> has the police chief updated you on the investigation as far as who fired the fatal shot? >> absolutely. that investigation is still active and we have an all hands conference cal

oakland mayor libby schaaf was sworn in today for her second four year term. she won 56 percent of the vote in the november 6th election... despite facing nine despite facing on friday.chance of rain another there's wednesday. linger into karnow. lawrence meteorologist lawrence meteorologist with chief berkeley123/uc berfkeley throughout uc common throughout uc berfkeley123/uc berkeley a live look outside right now... outside right a live look a live look outside right now... as we get our first look at the four zone 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 wednesday. there's another chance of rain on friday. (ken) in the east bay. in the (ken) on friday.ch

oakland mayor libby schaaf joins us from washington d-c to talk about everything from the shutdown toenator kamala harris' run for president. ( darya )plus... new information about the man accused of beating a bay area grandmother. police now say that attack was the start of a crime spree. getting spoiled this week as nice weather continues. much like yesterday skies will remain sunny and dry and under those inviting skies temperatures will continues to boost for parts of the bay well into the low to mid 60's. temperatures will further rise into the weekend ahead of us. (james) time to talk winners and losers with winners and losers with our financial expert rob black loser: dueling senate bills fail as the record-long government shutdown hits its 34th day . . . the senate will vote thursday on two different plans to reopen the government, but both are expected to fail. one reflects president trump's offer to fund the government, the other would temporarily reopen operations without money for the president's proposed border wall. it is unclear what plan could get enough support from r

libby once had 8,000 followers on instagram. 16 and now firmly in recovery, libby used to self—harm,d on and fed by the platform. i don't think it made me do it, but i think it definitely accelerated the severity of it because i see people, and then you'd go, that's ok, then. it doesn't matter how bad it gets because they are not dead, it hasn't killed them, doing that, so it made it feel more safe to go to do it worse. her dad tried to get the worst content taken down but says it was a waste of time. you go, right, i'll try and get rid of this account, there must be a way to stop it. and there's nothing, and they are not interested. and until one of their close family members falls down that rabbit hole, they won't do anything about it. until it affects them or their wallet, they are not interested. meet chloe, who's i2, and her mum, emma. shocked by molly's story, they rang the bbc. chloe had stumbled across just this kind of content. platforms on social media could stop or report or take down bad things on the internet that are scaring people because i know it's not just me who is

she would have told us if she had met libby. i think they would have gotten along really well. >> pickets home in charles city, are you familiar with it customer >> tommy moore. -- tell me more. is it on trippi island? thought it was. is it his postwar home? >> post war. >> across the bridge. somebody in the back mentioned admiring generals or not admiring generals. maybe some of you know this. i have been confronted by people .t public talks i was invited when less cells ashes were originally interred near arlington cemetery -- lasalle's ashes were originally interred near arlington cemetery . organized toapters bring her to arlington to be buried next to her soldier, which i am sure she wanted. there was a controversy originally because it was originally segregated. but she is there now. i was invited to speak at the was uninvitedn i when apparently some members of a group decided they did not like my portrait of george. that's ok. i am not a fan. there are folks out there who work hard to keep his memory alive, but they don't

, and fremont's mayor, libby may. the mayor gave the talk about hunger and homelessness. she's also part of a panel discussion, along with mayor darrell steinberg, where she talked about how mayors can make a difference in the lives of people in their cities. >> just imagine the difference that we can make. when we make sure that young people at an early age, have the support and the resources that they need, so that when they become adults, they are not the people that sadly end up in situations that we saw for. >> many of the issues the mayor is discussing will be difficult to solve. we spoke live with oakland's mayor libby schaaf. she said a lot of these have no geographic or political boundaries. >> there's a variety of cities and issues but ones like oakland, include seattle, washington, d.c. pittsburgh even. cities that have gone through rapid renewal growth. and people are moving in faster than we can build housing. there's certainly a lot of good ideas out here. and a lot of people are interested in some of th

libby recording their attacker's voice. >> down the hill. down the hill. >> reporter: and snapping this photo of a man police call a person of interest. but their killer still hasn't been found. now, investigators say they're looking into whether this man, arrested in a sting this month more than 100 miles away on suspicion of child molestation, could be connected. the sheriff's department there saying charles andrew eldridge admitted to multiple sex acts with a minor. the public calling in tips, flagging what they say is a strong similarity between his mugshot and this sketch of the killer. >> the reality is, law enforcement, even if they think he's the right guy, what evidence do they have to prove that he is the right guy? >> reporter: indiana state police saying, "many similar tips and arrests of other persons alleged to be connected to the delphi murders occur with some frequency," and all are investigated. there is a reward of more than $200,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the killer. tom? >> marci, thank yo

for let's go to our correspondent libby auckland who joins us from the capital kinshasa livia there's been some disagreement over who won this vote what's the perception where you are. as you said it was surprising when such is the case it's very exciting for many people here that the opposition won a lot of people expect this could be this kind of should arrieta win. but before the election there was a lot of. a lot of information going around for you but one there's a group of catholic that represents catholic bishops which they deployed forty thousand of the track the country on current day and they just aren't how do you they came to the conclusion they declared that they had a clear when us they didn't say exactly what it was but they tipped off a few people that the clear winner was loved by you do they spoke to various. diplomats. and to have an extremely surprised certificate you would think that when i'm ok along with the surprise is there any idea as to why she should katie won this election. well. suspicion people have to special that. mystical bit of wouldn't want to win b

joining us now is oakland mayor libby schaaf. good morning mayor. ( james ) thanks mayor. kron 4 morning news. let's get a check of the forecast. getting spoiled this week as nice weather continues. much like yesterday skies will remain sunny and dry and under those inviting skies temperatures will continues to boost for parts of the bay well into the low to mid 60's. temperatures will further rise into the weekend ahead of us. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( darya ) for your money this morning... america's favorite valentine's day candy is unavailable this year. and where does california rank in terms of speeding tickets?jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and more ( jane )good morningcalifornia is one of the strictest states for speeding. wallethub says it's the 5th most punitive in terms of finances and other penalties. it meas

libby's attorney pleaded for a suspended sentence.he judge rejected that, handing down the six months in jail and is quoted as saying such behavior cannot be tolerated. david? >> david kerley, thank you. >>> when we come back, betty white turning 97 today. she revealed her wish tonight. >>> and investigation, after police shoot and kill a 14-year-old boy who was holding an air soft gun. you could take the treatment of your ulcerative colitis in a different direction. talk to your doctor about xeljanz, a pill, not an injection or infusion, for adults with moderate to severe ulcerative colitis. xeljanz is the first and only fda-approved pill for moderate to severe uc. it can reduce symptoms in as early as two weeks, improve the appearance of the intestinal lining, and provide lasting steroid-free remission. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened. as have tears in the stomach or intestines, serious allergic reactions, lo

libby wanted to do everything. and she did. she wanted to experience.xtremely intelligent. all high ability classes. she really had a zest for life and she had a plan. she had her life planned out. she knew where she was going to college and what she was studying. it was -- i mean she actually took the time to write it down. ainsley: mike, how are her parents doing and how are you doing? and how do you get up every morning? >> well, we're hanging in there. life unfortunately goes on. we wake up every morning and put one foot in front of the other. what gets me going is every morning i wake up and there is a picture in the hallway with libby and say good mornings. i think about what the last hour, half hour of these girls' lives was like. and that just motivates me, you know, to get out there. and help spread this around. this guy is out there somewhere. he lives down the hall, down the street from somebody. if you see something, we need the public's help u we continue to need that because i have no idea where he is. but, if somebody knows something, ple

libby, krishna, thank you. >> thanks. >> shares of p & g are up this morning.r us and all the internls pretty interesting insights that they gave us today into the consumer, sara. >> insights into the consumer and another quarter of strong growth for procter & gamble making big moves this morning, as you said. carl, take a look at the stock it is jumping. company beating estimates by four cents per share and revenue beating wall street forecasts and gooding a boost in part because of a large demand in beauty products and gdp sales up 4%, stronger than the 2.6% consensus estimate guys, tomorrow right here on "squawk on the street" from davos, sawitz land, i'll have an exclusive interview with procter ceo david taylor despite the fact that it was a big beat, it was the second quarter in a row that procter & gamble has posted 4% or more organic growth, and that's as big change p & g was in a long streak of doing 2% or lower growth nelson pellets h nelson peltz has helped with the execution. they raised are the higher end of their forecast on organic revenue growth

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. >>> oakland mayor libby schaaf sworn in for a second term today. >> up next, what she says will be her first priority and what she is planning long-term. >>> more than four years in the making, the county courthouse reopens for the first at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. >>> community safety continues to be a priority for oakland mayor libby schaaf, a promise she made again today as she began her second term in >> lyanne melendez is live outside city hall. >> mayor schaaf said she was full of gratitude and hope. her goals, she said, were the same as before, except she promised dramatic changes for oakland. just last week, oakland was publicizing its 2018 murder

oakland mayor libby schaaf will start her second four- year-term today ...he homeless in the city. yesterday she was sworn in again ... after winning the november election in oakland. during her inauguration speech ... she touted the city of oakland ... saying it is no longer among the 10 worst places for violent crime. she also sees that turnaround as one of her biggest accomplishments. ( james ) a 47-year-old man is now facing charges following that deadly bowling alley shooting in torrance. police arrested 47-year-old reginald wallace in los angeles sunday. he served 17-years for assault with a deadly weapon, before being released on parole in 20-17. the shooting broke out at a busy bowling alley friday night, leaving three people dead, and four others wounded. witnesses said it started after a group of people got into a fight. police didn't arrest anyone at the scene, but they asked witnesses for cellphone videos of the incident. investigators say they believe wallace is the sole shooter. police in los angeles say they've arrested the man who killed a fa

. >>> mayor libby schaaf and other officials in oakland will be sworn in tomorrow at city hall. the ceremony starts at 11 a.m. it is free and open to the public. several events are also held in honor of mayor libby schaaf's second term in office and a gala is scheduled for later this week from 7 p.m. to midnight at the fox theater. other events include a free community festival on saturday. >>> the trump administration is changing its tune when it comes to pulling u.s. troops out of sierra. >> tracking rain out there. snow in the mountaind more rain a storm is on the way. >> and a man charged with capital murder for the shooting death of a seven-year-old in texas even though he didn't fire the gun. more after life can change in an instant. be covered when it does... ...with a health plan through covered california. we offer free expert help choosing the best plan for you. and all of our plans include free preventive care. financial help is available, so check for yourself to see what savings you qualify for. the last day to sign up is january 15th, so don't miss out! because yo

. >>> later this morning i will be talking to the oakland mayor libby schaaf to see what she has to say. >>> if you are heading to or from san mateo county, grab your coworker to save big time. they have carpool 2.0, and incentive program awarding all programs of carpooling and commuters can unlock up to $100 in gift cards. they aim at reducing congestion, greenhouse emissions and the need for parking. >>> with the a's leaving the colisee transformation is complete. traffic ad libs >>> with the battle for control of venezuela growing more intense by the day the u.s. is now taking sides. >>> it will be another chilly start to the day with a warm and sunny afternoon. as we look ahead to next week the longer-range weather models have a hint of rain and i will let you know when we could see the return of wet weather, coming up. >>> we have a crash that the bay bridge toll plaza adding to the already busy ride and a crash at 580. we have details coming up. >>> good thursday morning to you. we are almost to the end of the workweek. we are starting off the day with temperatures in the 30s and

a hug-fest of san francisco mayor london breed along with oakland mayor libby schaff. former mayor willie brown. congresswoman barbara lee. new governor gavin newsom and his wife jennifer seibel. congressman john garmendi. and new speaker of the house - san francisco's nancy pelosi and her husband paul pelosi. former michigan governor jennifer granholm emceed... and governor newsom did the swearing in. (nats) the new lieutenant governor promising to protect the california coast and foster higher learning - taking on a more pro-active role lt. governor eleni kounalakis first day on the job - starts now. (pam)(pam) in the east bay. oakland mayor libby schaaf was also sworn- in today.. for her second four- year term. she won 56- percent of the vote in the november 6th election... despite facing nine challengers. today, she said, she is full of "gratitude and hope...."she also took a shot at president donald trump, whom she has fought with over immigration issues in the past... she said, "despite the horrible example we find in our current president... i truly believe in t

recovered will react much i think people were probably just accept it you went and carry on with it libby auckland forrester i thank you very much. a group of teenage skiers from germany have been polled alive from an avalanche in the alps the school group was on a beginner's slope in austria when they were suddenly hit by masses of snow another your different location was also lucky he was killed after being hit by an avalon the news comes as parts of southern germany in the alps face the biggest snowfall two decades while more from our correspondent in the area in a moment first we have this report. in austria me have been put to work to battle the elements calf and he clearly can be especially damp and heavy snowfall to prevent house reefs from collapsing some of austria's mountain regions have the highest of launch warning level people are being evacuated from mountain huts many roads are closed. experts particularly concerned that sooner or later the loose snow could fall in so-called dust avalanches. the thing about dust avalanches as not so much that they bring in extreme amount of

overall major crimes were down 11 percent in 2018 from the year before in oakland....mayo r libby schaaf saying the downward trend for homicides and shootings has been happening for some time. this represents an unprecedented six-year reduction in homicides an injury shootings combined six consecutive years that is unprecedented68 people were murdered last year....the homicide rate being the lowest in nearly two decades.we always want to remember there was a person behind those numbersthe mayor and police chief say they've been focused on making the city safer and reducing gun violence....and one tactic has been operation ceasefire...which has been focusing on strengthing bonds with the community...and change the way they tackle gang activity.the last 28 years it is not been successful as a city and a police department to try to illuminate gangs. what we tried to do for the last six years is to limit gang violence we try to illuminate individuals who were engaged and violence and more portly embrace those who wanted a different way to do different things. and i think today is it success

i want to thank libby schaaf. the great mayor of the city of oakland. the incredible introduction and our long-standing friendship. our mothers were friends together here in oakland and i can't thank you enough for your friendship and leadership. here we are. [laughter] here we are. let me tell you, i am so proud to be a daughter of oakland, california. [cheers and applause] california. i was born up the road and miles met at uc ents berkeley. and my father came from jamaica study economics my mother shamala came from india to study disease.of fighting they came here in pursuit of more than just knowledge. like many others they came in dream that was a and me andhemselves, my sister, mya. as children growing up in the east bay, we community with deep belief in the promise of our country and understanding of that promise, we're raised in a community taught to ee a world beyond just ourselves. to be compassionate about struggles of all people. nd the fight for justice is everyone's responsibility. don't mother would say sit around and complain about thing

oakland mayor libby schaaf and other elected officials in oakland will be sworn in. schaaf will take the oath of office for her second term at 11:00 this morning at city hall. the event is free and open to the public. other inaugural events will be held later in the week including a gala at the fox theater. ( robin ) another big story we are following this morning... we have new details about what led up to a deadly officer involved shooting in santa clara. officers fatally shot a man at a gas station early saturday morning. kron 4's dan thorn has the latest. police say early saturday morning a man armed with several guns began wreaking havoc at this rotten robbie on lafayette street in santa clara...sot: this individual was heavily armed was intent on killing and injuring innocent civilians, had multiple weapons as well as additional ammunition for those weapons on his person. police captain (wah-heed kah- zem) wahyd kazem says the 55-year-old man walked up to the gas station--armed with at least a long gun and a handgun---and began firing at passing cars and people

and oakland mayor libby schaaf. and the mayor of south bend indiana. pete boo-teh-judge ...nnounced his candidacy for the presidency this week. joe biden was also there and defended his recent comments about the need to reach across the aisle to work with republicans. ( robin ) still ahead on the kron-our morning news at 5... hidden dangers in your own backyard... a look at what you should look out for when it comes to rain damaged trees. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (áábreakáá) no major hot (áábreakáá)(ácommercialá) (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) no major hot (áábreakáá)(ácommercialá) trees. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. the first ever male n-f-l cheerleaders are heading to super bowl 53. professional dancers quinton peron (per-rone) and napoleon jinnies made history last year when they made the los angeles rams cheer squad. and they're about to make history again as the first male cheerleaders to p

ten minutes later, libby and this man are observed again, walking the streets and her phone, accordingas determined to be in the area of a housing development over there. olivia's family has been searching nonstop and handing out missing persons. she's 5'2", blue eyes, curly brown hair, last seen wearing a red corduroy dress. olivia's mother said she left the bar without seeing her twin sister or friends. she's not posted on social media since. >> it's your worst nightmare. >> we've been contacting all of her friends, sharing images, printing out posters. >> anyone with information on the whereabouts of olivia ambrose or with information on this man in this picture, the police have been circulating or asked to call detections. 617-343-4248. there's a crimestoppers type line also. you can text "tips" to crime at 274-4632. the police say they can guard-anybody with anonymous information. >> shepard: thanks, molly. the grammy-winning singer chris brown is behind bars in paris after a woman there filed a rape complaint. french officials say the officer as rested chris brown and two others

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leaders attended in support of harris including san francisco mayor london breed and oakland mayor libby schaff.<"okay oakland - kamala has been fighting for us her whole life and now is the time to fight for her.">harris talked about her experience in the criminal justice system as a prosecutor, district attorney of san francisco and attorney general of california. <"my whole life i've only had one client - the people. for the people mean't fighting for a more fair criminal justice system at a time when prevention and redemtion were not in the minds of most district attorneys.">senator harris addressed president trumps proposed border wall he claims will stop gangs from bringing crime into america.<" let's be perfectly clear: the president's medieval vanity project is not going to stop them.">and she brought up the way the president is handling people at the border.whenwe have children inages crying for their mothers and fathers, don't you dare call it border security, that's a human rights abuse and that's not our america. harris says as president she would address the economy, the opo

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. >> libby shaft saw his character up close as one of his aides, she doesn't see him leaving the world stage. >> i'm sure there will be a next chapter. >> i spoke with governor brown and asked what he wants to do next. he wasn't going to say but he wants to keep up the fight against climate check as he moves on. climate change. >>> gavin newsom swearing in is monday. it is scheduled to 11st0 a.m. with the oath of office at noon. on sunday he is scheduled to attend a concert to raise money for victims of wildfires at the golden one center. tune in to ktvu on monday, we'll air the inauguration lye beginning at las vegas a.m. -- 11:00 a.m. the first storm of the year is approaching the coastline. this weekend plan on wet weather. rainfall expectations, this first one could be an inch of rain. winds 40 to 50 miles an hour in the sierra. all the areas in purple that's a winter on the map this weeken coming closer to lake tahoe and show you this. up above 8,000 feet we could have amounts topping 2 feet. here's the satellite and the circulation offshore. winds increasing in the coastal waters

let me start, i want to thank libby schaaf, the mayor of oakland.friends together also here in oakland. i can't thank you, libby, enough for your leadership and friendship. so here we are. here we are. [ cheers and applause ] here we are. let me tell you, i am so proud to be a daughter of oakland, california. [ cheers and applause ] and as most of you know, i was born just up the road at kaiser hospital. my parents met as graduate students at uc berkeley. [ cheers and applause ] where they were active in the civil rights movement. and they were born half a world apart from each other. my father, donald, came from jamaica to study economics. my mother, shamala, came from india to study the science of fighting disease. they came here in pursuit of more than just knowledge. like so many others, they came in pursuit of a dream. and that dream was a dream for themselves, for me, and for my sister maya. as children growing up here in the east bay, we were raised by a community with a deep belief in the promise of our country and a deep understanding of th

today bringing hundreds of mayors together including mayor libby schaaf of oakland and san franciscoor london breed. they are discussing ways to tackle issues that really have no geographic or political boundaries. one issue is the issue of homelessness and the housing crisis. i hope you were with us when we spoke with mayor libby schaaf earlier on morning sun 2. >> there is a variety of cities and a variety of issues that once are seeing rapid growth in gentrification pressures, include seattle, washington, d.c., pittsburgh even. cities that have gone through renewal, rapid growth, and people are moving in faster than we can build housing. there is a lot of good ideas out here. people are interested in what we're doing in oakland. >> the mayor's conference runs through tomorrow in washington. >>> parents, students and teachers are fighting to keep their school open. the roots international academy has been put on a list of schools that could close as part of a cost-cutting measure. debora villalon reports, the community demands roots stay open. >> reporter: at microphone, thoughts o

. >>> mayor libby schaaf and other officials will be sworn in at city hall today. schaaf will take the oath of office for a second term at 11:00 a.m. the ceremony is free and open to the public. the inaugural gala will be held later this week. nancy pelosi is thanking her supporters. >> abc 7 news was in san francisco where crowds gathered to hear her speak yesterday. she thanked local leaders for their efforts and told stories about officials who she's worked with for decades. her message was simple. america needs to become a place of love again and not hate. >> faith and the goodness of others gives people hope. america is a country whose heart is full in love, but we have to make sure that people identify it that way. we have a challenge right now. >> of course, she also thanked those who are not elected officials but use their time, money and efforts to make a change. >>> muir woods in marin county will be closed starting today because of the government shutdown. so that shuttle service, the visitor services won't be open, no parking, no bathrooms. a spokespers

. >>> mayor libby schaaf and other officials will be sworn in at city hall today. schaaf takes the oath of office for a second term. it's free and open to the public. space is limited. the inaugural gala will be held later this week. nancy pelosi is thanking supporters. >> crowds gathered to hear her speak yesterday in san francisco. she thanked local leaders for their efforts and told stories about officials who she's worked with for decades. her message was simple. america needs to become a place of love again and not hate. >> faith and the goodness of others gives people hope. america is a country whose heart is full in love but we have to make sure that people identify it that way. we have a challenge right now. >> of course, we should note she thanked those who are not elected officials but used their time, money and effort to make change. >>> there will be no shuttle surface, visitor surface, parking or restrooms. a spokesperson for the golden gate national recreation area says some staff will be there to be sure facilities are protected. at 5:30, a live repo

, and libby was accused of doing some of the same things that trump's inner circle are accused of he's showing no hesitation in using and abusing the pardoning power, and i certainly think it is the only way to explain what roger stone did tonight, which is to say on tv over and over again, oh, trump knew nothing about it, trump didn't do anything wrong he is really trying to curry favor. by the way, brian, that's exactly what the president invited. back in december he tweeted, oh, look at roger stone holding firm unlike those rats like michael cohen and the like this is all a signal >> and one more question for us civilians. what should we make of the fact that he was never brought in before mueller's people just arrested and indicted? we've come to know this pattern of people we see have gone in, been interviewed and then perhaps either indicted or not >> sometimes you do one and sometimes you do the other here stone really looks like aja b -- a habitual liar. he even lied saying he didn't have contacts with people on the same day he had 30 different contacts with an individual that

. >>> oakland mayor libby schaaf is also in washington, d.c. for that mayor's conference. she will join us liefsz from washington, d.c. to talk about the general conference. and what other ideas she may bring back to oakland. >>> and the mayor of fremont is also attending that meeting. lily may will be focusing on challenges as well. the moderator is the mayor of atlanta. mayor may is expected to address the audience at noon our time. >>> our time is now 6:06. new this morning. police are investigating a deadly hit-and-run, where a woman was killed near downtown san jose. allie rasmus is at the intersection where this happened. what do you know now, allie? >> well, the intersection reopened a short time ago. it had been closed for most of the overnight hours since this happened at 12:30. you can see across the street from us. there's a sign that san jose police put up, asking anyone who may have seen what happened, to give them a call. and we do have that number on our website as well. this is the third time this year a pedestrian has been struck and killed in a hit-and- r

. >>> mayor libby schaaf spent the first full day of her second term to serve homeless people. we were there as mayor schaaf made sandwiches and packed up bags of food to operation dignity. mayor schaaf made it clear that homelessness is a regional issue. >> we have a housing supply problem. in the bay area. since 2010, we have added 11 jobs for every one unit of housing that we built. and that impacts everybody. it obviously impacts our homelessness problem. but it impacts the fact that our teachers, our firefighters don't have places to live near why they work. >> planning to serve lunch at st. vincent depaul. >>> still to come, the president will address the nation from the oval office. and we'll have reaction from democrats who do not agree with his plan for border security. >>> and oakland, one day after city leaders celebrated a record low number of homicides. >>> president trump, for the first time, will address the nation from the oval office tonight. is going on the offensive against democrats in the standoff over a partial government shutdown, which is now in its 18th

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