maddie: thank you. robert: fantastic. you sound great. maddie: thank you, thank you.gonna hear a little bit more from maddie b, one more song. you can find out more about her and our other guests and their events at nbcbayarea.com, and we're also on social media, facebook and twitter. and that's it for now. please join us next week and every week here on "asian pacific america." thanks for watching. and with the help of garrett on guitar, we go out with more from maddie b. ♪ ♪ ♪ the first time we met, you called my name. ♪ ♪ you said hello and i wasn't the same. ♪ ♪ saw your smile then i knew what was true may be someday. ♪ ♪ and all this time, every time, i promise you, ♪ ♪ baby, one day. ♪ no one can tell me i feel this way ♪ ♪ and every day we'll still be the same. ♪ ♪ saw your smile, then i knew what was true may be someday. ♪ ♪ and all this time, every time-- ♪ >>> much more in the president's favor than senator schumer's favor. >> fake news, folks. fake news. >> i just signed your death warrant. >> tom brady does it again! >> good morning and welcome to "sunday

when at her home mountain, sierra tahoe maddie is sometimes just a phone call away. >> i'm maddie, i was worning can you come ski with us tomorrow i'm like -- i just need some girl power up there. so you know i went up and skied them for the day. it was so special to have the tune and be able to share something with the young girls. and it was just -- it's cool. i love it. and i feel honored to be in that position. >> garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> we wish her luck. she gets serious air. >> that is serious. >> can you get air like that. >> no way. maybe on a trampoline. >> falling maybe. >> the olympic opening ceremony one month from tonight. we're asking for a forecast just for one. >> they got the the sight for the winter olympics. we're finally getting snow and rain around here. >> quite a bit. >> a bit of rain came down in some spots, five to eight inches of rain in some spots. and breezy and clearing break. the view in san francisco pretty. winds picking up process there is the view in emeryville, 55. san jose still stuck in the clouds. you can see some light rain as that

when at her home mountain, sierra-a-tahoe, maddie is sometimes just a phone call away. >> maddie, i was wondering can you come out and ski with us tomorrow? i just need some girl power up there. i skied with them for the day. it was so special to have that opportunity and be able to share, you know, may be something with the young girls. it was just. it's cool. i love it. i feel so honored to be in that position. >> reporter: garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >>> and garvin thomas is headed to south korea for us to help cover the olympics. you can follow his reports daily right here on nbc bay area. and of course he'll be posting behind the scenes videos and photos on our social media sites throughout the day. >>> you're watching "today in the bay." >>> coming up, support for president trump across the pond. the demonstration that overtook a political meeting held by london's mayor. >>> plus, the hidden beauty of silicon valley. a san jose artist's goal to make sure we don't take it for granted. and back to tracking our next chance for rain. kari dissects the newest weather models comin

lake tahoe's maddie bowman did in 2014, the next thing you do is step on the top of a podium. it is a wonderful place to be, maddie says. >> that high you get when you win a gold medal is insane. >> reporter: but what maddie says she didn't realize at the time is that podium is also a platform. one that as an olympic gold medallist she gets to stand on every day for the rest of her life, really. >> it changed my life in a way that i wasn't really expecting. i, you know, i received this platform that i didn't have

. >> jason maddy is still here.amped after the hurricane, veterans swamped in. >> we first met maddy in october as they rushed in with supplies. this social media post went viral. since then maddy has launched his own non-profit, veteran disaster relief. >> its time now to help puerto rico. >> reporter: among the new volunteers, jose le braun, a retired air force veteran in san antonio, and seth gonzalez, a retired police officer. >> i saw jason's post and contacted his wife and said, how can i get involved, how can i go? >> reporter: together they're traveling through the mountains bringing food and medical supplies for people desperate for help. >> claribelle tells us she's sleeping in what's left of her home. 70-year-old eugene ortiz strums his guitar to dull the pain. he's deadrbedridden. for maddy the overwhelming need has given him new purpose. >> i've struggled with ptsd. it's given me overwhelming relief. >> her husband may no longer be at war, but he's on a mission. why do you do this? >> i don't think that

maddie said, i just couldn't take it anymore. any more abuse. i was broken. larry, my coaches and u.s.a. gymnastics turned the sport i fell in love with as a kid into my personal living hell. these children, they're children, like maddie, who want to represent our country and give up so much their childhood, getting up early, practicing hard and weekends, going to competitions, and then only to be subjected to sexual abuse by the team doctor and then either ignored or encouraged to keep silent. and i say shame, shame, shame on those who enabled this. it may be too late to protect addie and olympic stars like aly raisman, but this legislation, by requiring prompt reporting and notified procedures, will protect our future young athletes and i urge my colleagues to support this very, very good, bipartisan legislation. and, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back the balance of her time. the gentlelady from texas reserves her time. the gentleman from texas. mr. poe: mr. speaker, catherine gordon said this at the sentencing.

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champion maddy larson talked to george stephanopoulos about confronting nassar face to face. >> probably the most intense situation of my life, emotionally. i felt every type of way. i felt sick, i felt like i was going to faint at first. >> how do you feel when you're telling it? >> it felt like i was beginning to get my power back. >> you can watch her entire interview on gma at 7:00. >>> take a look at the front page of the detroit pre press. under that the name of the 155 women who bravely came forward. 2020 will dedicate an hour to the larry nassar trial tomorrow at 10:00 p.m. followed by abc 7 news at 11:00 p.m. >>> abc news received a text that there was a secret society within the fbi that is targeting president trump. this is a conversation between two senior fbi officials. peter struck and lisa page. the texts from paige to struck reads, are you even going to give out your calendars? seems kind of depressing. maybe it should just be the first meeting of the secret society. sources tell abc news the two had a personal relationship so the message is reference to a secret society

much more continued success loong forward to hearing a lot more about you, and s at the ahmaddiya ac maddie 5:00 doctors say why eagles fans like you and me can feel those extremes, just like the athletes oh, my. and why that can be dangerous. that's today at 5:00. >> i totally believe that. >> well classic candy bar getting a new look. >> necessarily lee now offering pink kit kat called the kit kat sub line ruby made from ruby chocolate. the bar makes its debut tomorrow in south korea made from ruby cocoa beans. >> we should point out kit cans are specially popular in japan where there are more than 300 flavors available. including cherry blossom, with a sabean sushi flavored. >> can you not make kit cats from wasabi. both good thing but separately. >> wow. that looks pretty candy bar. though. >> you know that's my favorite candy glair is it? >> i have to go to japan. >> okay. >> in the meantime, you're here. >> meantime i am here. and i have good news for you for a change, no snow this this forecast right now only going to see rebounds on temperatures from this point forward tomorrow's re

are, the folks who deal with the problem as maddy described them.mental, structural spending problems by the entitlement programs and the bottom line is what can continue on. matt is correct we cannot tax our way out of this. we cannot grow our way out of this and ultimately someone want to step up and do something about it or it is going to deal essentially a very serious blow to our economy and standard of living. tree until i don't think it's going to happen in an election year and already it's pretty clear that mitch mcconnell, i can't blame him, the you can make that argument almost any time. >> i certainly think that is true. if congress doesn't have the ability to take on entitlement spending, and a number of entitlement reforms desperately need to be undertaken to get the fiscal house in order. congress is the one that in controls the purse strings. we will continue to see excesses that taxpayers can afford. one thing congress should do is look at unauthorized spending. right now congress continues to allow programs to have money appropriate

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to maddy my father was palestinian and my mother is japanese. i grew up in japan and i studied in the united states and i live in paris now i certainly listen to all different kinds of music i like rock and. and popular music as well but very since very very early age i must say since around three or four i tend to fight very specifically was classical music and as soon as i started actually singing classical music myself i immediately knew that this was the way that i can express myself the most and the most fully always very important for me to sing in palestine and also with palestinians abroad as well too because i love i love palestine i love palestinians and i love being in this in this culture and a part of it my background as a palestinian and as a japanese those are the strongest of course that's part of my head. was. i feel that my background has helped me immensely. is a big part of who i am so i grew up listening to a lot of classical music certainly song by my aunt danielle but also my father listened to a lot of bach and mozart at

(phone) maddie... you have everything you need right inside you. 9 out of 10 u.s.rotein and balanced nutrition to help your kids grow strong and milk life. >> anthony: the boundaries of ranomafana park protect what they can of madagascar's rapidly diminishing rain forest. but it's not all about lemurs and rare species and unspoiled beautiful places. >> patricia: these are the tanala people. these are the people of the forest. this is the fifth time they've had to change the location of the village because they just slash and burn agriculture. this ceremony today is a ceremony to celebrate the fact the 17 people from the village are going to donate their land to conservation. it won't be cut down. ♪ >> man: that's the zebu. >> anthony: before the tanala land can officially become a part of the park the gods, the ancestors, the ancestors, somebody must be appeased. and that, as it often does, means something must die. seen this a lot? >> patricia: i usually don't go when this is happening. >> darren: wow. >> anthony: for someone with as dark a worldview, judging from

(phone) maddie... you have everything you need right inside you. 9 out of 10 u.s.olympians grew up drinking milk. it's got natural protein and balanced nutrition to help your kids grow strong and milk life. >>> we welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. he meant to say it. he knew what he was saying. that's my take on the president's inflammatory comments on immigrants and he was again speaking to his base. what's he saying now? well just two words in to tweet "america first. " plus it's the number one best selling and coming under attack. what are missing about trump book "fire & fury." the president's health said to be excellent at his friday checkup at a time many openly attack his mental health, which i think is wrong. the former president of the american psychiatric association joins me live to discuss. >>> plus smart phones provide us all with connectivity, but are they making our kids lonelier?

thank you, maddie. that's beautiful. well, folks, welcome back to our live show.ive show. all these times are real. later, i'm going to talk to the 2 dope queens, and we'll have a performance by grammy winner chris stapleton. ( cheers and applause ) but my first guests tonight host the most popular political podcast in the country. from "pod save america," please welcome jon favreau, jon lovett, and tommy vietor! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: good to see you again. >> you, too. >> stephen: the last time i saw you-- was trump president the last time we saw you guys? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> stephen: he was. i was wondering why i can a contact depression. now, you guys, jon jon, you were speechwriters, wrote for obama and hillary clinton. as a speechwriter, how challenge signature state of the union? is this, like, your super bowl. >> it sucks. >> stephen: what sucks about it? >> because it's so long and you have to get everything in there. like, i think a president should give, some day, a 20-minute speech on one single issue, and just spare us all the words. >>

one of the his accusers maddie larson shares her story. >>> a new study that's linking the flu to a greater risk of heart attack. dr. jennifer ashton is here to break it down and tell you who is the most vulnerable. sir elton john announcing he will retire from touring after he goes on a final three year world tour. i had a chance to sit down with him after he made the announcement to talk about why now and what's next for the rock icon. that's coming up on "g.m.a." matt and nydia. >> appreciate it, have a great day. >> goodbye yellow brick road. >> reporter: i want to see him. >> he appeared twice in philadelphia. >> reporter: it was my first concert, i'm not going to tell you what career that was. >> reporter: a long long time -- >> reporter: i-95 southbound the on-ramp from broad street. a new problem that popped up, a disabled tractor-trailer. it's blocking the top of the ramp. traffic is getting by, we're having a tough time merging southbound on i-95 from broad street. on the big board we have cold temperatures this morning, karen has been talking about this, 28 degrees in philadelphi

one is south lake tahoe's maddie bowman. this is the women's ski half pipe. told us that participating in this new event made walking down the opening ceremony even more special. >> i never experienced the opening ceremonies, but no one on my team had either. you know, the coaches, the pts, the other athletes. it was so fresh and cool for us. and we just -- we lived it up. we soaked it up. we took in every moment. and i wouldn't have changed that. it was definitely, oh, we're here to ski but look at all these shiny things around us. it was a cool experience. >> it is cool. from lake tahoe to south korea. she's in good form already. she looks to repeat, winning a gold in the last x-games competition before heading to the winter olympics. our garvin thomas will hit the road and bring us live reports from pyeongchang throughout the olympic games. you can follow him his twitter handle @gar vvi@garvinthomas. >>> the different ways they're trying to make a statement during tomorrow night's address. >>> plus supporting women in the workplace. legislators plan to ext

fly in from san diego, where they live with their father. 8 and 14-year-old daughters violet and maddied 17-year-old dawson, were bedside along with other family members. because of tubes attached to her, katie thomas could not speak. stepmother adrienne oxley watched as katie's condition deteriorated over a span of hours. >> i know she could hear us. we're saying, katie, you can fight this, you can beat it. and we just didn't believe it. we were in total shock. it's still hard to believe. >> reporter: katie thomas died 15 hours after arriving at the hospital. it's believed she had had a flu shot. the family remains in shock, but wanted to share their story as a way to encourage others to take the flu seriously and to get vaccinated. >> it's important to go out there and get their flu shot and take care of the symptoms. because we just thought she'd be back home in a couple of days. and she wasn't. >> reporter: katie thomas is one of 42 adults under age 65 in california who have died from flu complications since october. she was a marathon runner and did yoga as well as pe lawsuit tease

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you look at maddy larson's testimony yesterday, she was shunned and ignored and degraded and humiliatede was a beautiful, dynamic, powerful gymnast that the system just crushed. when she made two mistakes at world championships that cost u.s.a. a gold medal, she's one of many who have been victims of that type ofuse in the system, and that can set them up for, you know, i don't have a voice, i don't have any sense of personal power, i can't ask for help because i know i'm not going to get it, and, so, larry just swept in and picked whoever he wanted, is what i believe happened. >> woodruff: do you believe that this sort of -- that sexual abuse could be taking place right now on the part of other team doctors? other individuals who were involved? >> i don't see that. god, i hope not, but i don't see that. you know, larry was -- the 2012 championship a girl on the national team texted me to meet to get ready for the competition. where are you? in the treatment room. that was larry's domain. i said i will be right there. when i walked in, it was almost like have you ever seen a mother dog

we met jason maddie, an iraq war veteran in october, as he and other vets rushed supplies to the hardest hit remote areas of the island. parts of the island you didn't even hear about hp his wife said he had a plane ticket to return home to south carolina in two weeks. but guess what? jason is still there in puerto rico. he launched his own nonprofit group called veteran disaster relief. take a look. >> why do you do this? >> i don't think that i could look myself in the mirror and know that i walked away from people here. >> that right there is a great american. jay seen wife tells us she misses him but she says, quote, i am proud of him and that he found his purpose. so everyday, i try to remind you of problems that still exist in puerto rico, in the virgin island, and we know fema is there and many groups. but let's take a moment to honor and appreciate individual americans who left their families, who left their jobs, left their lives here to go and help the puerto ricans get back on their feet. thank you, jason. i appreciate it. >>> that wraps us up this hour. i'm stephanie ruhle. w

(phone) maddie... you have everything you need right inside you. 9 out of 10 u.s.nking milk. it's got natural protein and balanced nutrition to help your kids grow strong and milk life. >> last night, yeah. and i tweeted. i tweeted. can you believe? >> of his thousands of mean tweets, there is atregrets. it came when kim novak came out of seclusion to appear at the 2014 oscars. having a real hard time watching the academy awards. kim should sue her plastic surgeon. friends say the 81-year-old was so devastated she didn't leave home for months. >> i said why did you do this to kim novak and his first response was i didn't get into any trouble for it, did i? >> after announcing his run for president, trump eventually apologized. >> the fact that i caught him bothered him. and he had to talk about it quite a bit and eventually say, well, you're right. it wasn't a very nice thing to do. now, i think it was sensitive to being called out. >> tweets. >> i don't see that as an appropriate comment. >> i'm aappalled. >> there is no shortage of voices calling for the presiden

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freedom they're sharing the hash tag i stand with rappler and defend the press freedom filmmaker eric maddi he tweeted saying that the philippine government has lost any kind of finesse subtlety and decency an opposite opposition senator bama keno he tweeted saying where writers are free there is the truest freedom we also heard from phelim kine at humans rights watch. the philippine government's move to shutdown rappler and to launch a criminal investigation into its operations is nothing less than a weaponize ation state regulatory processes to stifle a media voice that has fearlessly challenge the government's narrative of its murderous war on drugs and expose deep police involvement in exegetical killings however some who support the president they say that this should be a celebration of freedom from fake news and the president's spokesman he rejected the criticism on a post on facebook saying that it was about rappler complying with the constitution and nothing else now the f.c.c. his decision is not final but the justice secretary has announced a formal investigation for now though r

just like cadet maddy and ruffa said a thrill and something i never imagine wood happen.nd the involvement with the cadets was going to end with the ceremony. after you were done, what did the president tell all the cadets? >> when we were walking out to go to our original seats because we had all already had tickets, he told us, you know, y'all should come um and hang out with us in the suites that we have and so we were able to watch the whole game from the suites and it was really awesome. steve: cadet maddie, i imagine you had an opportunity to chat with the other president and be upclose. what do people not know about the president of the united states when he is not at the lecturn, not at the podium, not at the microphone? >> i mean, i didn't get to talk to him too much but he was asking a lot of questions. just, you know, about what we wanted to too and stuff like that. seemed real interested in the football game which i guess you don't think about a president liking sports. it seems like such a normal thing. but seemed like a normal guy. steve: all right. and cade

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