looking at a weak front maki rnia at, energy willnomake --ni the storm stays well to our north. jet stream energy staying to our north means we get a wimpy fronsu night and that's it. tomorrowhave mostly sunny skies. sunday is a different story ahead of that front. we go cloudy by midmorning and see rama it to the bay area? 3, 4, 5:00 in the morning monday morning, about 1/3 inch of rainfall, not that much, but it will impact your monday morning commute, slower because of light rain moving through. tomorrow just some sunshine, 58 degrees in concord, exactly normal, 62 for campbell, santa clara, san jose, 60 for palo alto and redwood city. pleasant day, chilly start. you'll be some of the cooler spots on, pittsburg, antioch, discovery bay, dublin mid- to upper 50s, mill valley 57, alameda 58, napa 61 degrees, cloverdale 60, ukiah 61 th nshine. cloudier sunday but dry, sunday night, monday morning some rain moving through and then no more rain until the following friday. so two rain t a beful end, kind arhtitwas so be thank you, paul. >>> coming up a chicago deliveryman jumped by

i think it is really important to look at what people are maki making in relation to other race, and that is really, really important. and the san francisco unified school district, we look at -- it first started at looking at a graduation rate and the african-americans were not graduating from high school. it made us look at everything else that's happening and the equitiable chances to everyone. there has to be recommendations, not just about our employment and our workers, but really recommendations about what it takes to have a viable life here in san francisco. when you're only less than 5% of the population in the city in which you live, that has an impact on who -- how you feel about who you are and your purpose in life and really how welcoming we are here in san francisco. and it is no surprise that this would bleed over to a workplace here in san francisco. so i am looking forward to hearing stories today. thank you for coming. i also want to also thank president cohen for having this hearing today and to thank our mayor for the directive that she has executed. but, again, i

maki, shall we dig in? >> yeah. >>> hello. glad to have you with us on nhk "newsline." i'm miki yamamoto. >>> we start in tokyo where a nissan motor executive is out on bail and defending him saying he wants to restore his damaged reputation. greg kelly was a close aide to the company's former chairman, carlos ghosn, who's still being detained.

homeland security never provided any truth when asked about smugglers despite the president repeatedly maki. we have about 2,000 children under trump's controversial policy between april and may. after then acting attorney general at the time ordered prosecutors to pursue criminal char cha charges. in many cases those parents have now been deported back to their countries while the children were left in legal limbo here in the u.s. in june the trump administration said it would end that policy. according to departmentov of homeland security it is between that time and the end of november. a t agency said it did everything it could for the child and they are blaming the girl's parents for trying to bring the kmiechild into the u. illegally. he had no complaints with how his daughter was handled but they said that pannish is his second language suggesting he didn't know what he was signing. >> imagine it is almost a five hour drive. they crossed the border in that area and immediately turned themselves into border patrol agents there. they were there as part oaf a large group of people that h

. >> he's makie ining a distincti. do you agree with that.ing through the process? >> on that issue i really do defer to the chairman but i will tell you speaking from myself, i think it's very important that the congress does take this up. we cannot allow crimes such as this -- and i also want to say we should wait for the mueller report. it's important for a sense of process and jfustice for the american people that we wait for mueller to complete his investigation. we had the president of the united states go on nbc news and specially admit to obstruction of justice. that when he fired james comey, he did so because of the russia investigation. fie five years from now, ten years from now, i want to look back and say that i cast a vote on a critical issue that was central to american democracy. >> okay. thank you so much. appreciate your time. >> thank you. >>> coming up, we'll dive deeper into the comey transcripts. what it ultimately means for the president and his inner circle. we have two legal experts ready to join the conversation. ♪

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. >> i think there was a certain arrogance there that led to a lot of bad long-term decision- maki.ong-term ramifications of those decisions wanot well- thought-through at all. and it's got us to where we are right now. (cheers and applause) >> your visionary, your founder, your leade mark, please come to the podiume (cs and applause) >> narrator: in may of 2012, thp coy finally went public. >> the world's largest social network managed to raise more than $18 billion, making it the largest technology i.p.o. in u.s. history. >> people literally lined up in times square around the nasdaq board. >> we'll ring this bell and we'll get backo work. >> with founder mark zuckerberg ringing the nasdaq opening bell remotely from facebook headquarters in menlo park, california. >> narrator: mark zuckerberg was now worth an estimated $15 billion.bo face would go on to acquire instagram and whatsapp on its way to becoming one of the mos valuable companies in the world. >> going public is an important milestone in our history. but here's thehing: our mission isn't to be a public company. our missi

maki >> i think we have a lot of tremendous ideas here, put up by tremendous people. >> nawaz: the federal commission on school safety released itsfi ings today with dozens of proposals for improving security at u.s. schools. they range from mental health .training to cyber bullyi the commission, led by education cretary betsy devos, formed after the february shooting at marjorie stoneman douglas gh school in parkland, florida that killed 17 students. the gunman, nikolas cruz, was a former student there. at the te, it was the 11th school shooting of the year. the commission consulted dozens of survivors, teacrs and parents. the father of one of the parkland victims spoke today: >> it means so much to all of us and this president and his administration listened and he did this and it means a lot all the families. and i want to thank all the administration for getting this done and making it safer for all the kids in this country. >> nawaz: the shooting sparked a nationwide conversation about gun control, led by students from stoneman douglas high school. they led several marches including o

bush was a man of great accomplishment and high character, but that's not to say he dann't maky mistakesa person and a president. one of the things he did in his 1988 campaign is pushed new ries of attack ads. it had an ad that involved willie horton. both the campaigns had, and pecially an ad by that independent group, touched on cial fears, was divisive and exploitive and proviad for rougher type of politics we've seen since then. it seemed at many ways atdd with who george bush was, but he was also enormously c about everything. he wanted to win the office, sought the office in 1980 an again in 1988 and won it but won it in a tough way. >> susan page, peter roussel, chris buckley, thank you so much to all of you for being with us today. >> nawaz: and a reminder: we will have special live coverage of the funeral services for president george h.w. bush here in washington on wednesday, beginninat 10:00 a.m. eastern. >> nawaz: as we reported earlier, over the weekend president trump said his agreement in buenos aires with chinese president xi jinping was "an incredible deal... one that,"

o's -- the money i'm maki the movie is just going to cover the hotel bill." you know? and my kids are there drinking $20 glasses of orange juice at the beverly hotel whatever. and i'm sitting there going to my wife, i'm like, "we have four kids." it's a lot. >> seth: yeah. >> it's a lot. >> seth: you -- >> you have boys. >> seth: two boys. what is your breakdown? we have my daughter, carmen. >> seth: yeah. >> and then we have my three sons. >> seth: three sons. >> my three sons. i got three sons yeah. >> seth: there you go. and i've seen you in the neighborhood before pushing your kids in the stroller. n.you have beautiful child and your wife, i do -- i want to remark upon, the fact that, i mean, your wife is very beautiful. >> she is. >> seth: but she's also incredibly positive and upbeat and that's the part that blo m d. >> i was going to -- [ laughter ] >> seth: that she sts that. i just saw her backstage. [ laughter and applause >> i was going to come on the show and just whine and bitch about my life.h. >> seth: y >> and my wife said, "alec, don't do this. [ laugh

the hearse carrying the cassette makie i -- casket along the streets of washington being honored alongy o'donnell now who is watching activities take place inside the cathedral. >> reporter: i'm struck as we watch the bush family making their way here for what will be an important part of the farewell. thinking back on times talking with president george w. bush about how he handled emotion in public. we were talking earlier this morning, bush men cry and they're not afraid to do it. they might have either a texas exterior or a new england yankee exterior, but a friend was telling us this morning they're tear ducts are more like a sicilian grandmother and george w. bush said to me when he knew he had to speak about something that was emotional and clearly eulogizing his own father is something that will go beyond all of those dimensions, he would read it again and again and again to steal himself so the words wouldn't have the same emotional punch at the time they were delivered. that would be things for national morning not quite as close and personal as the loss of his own father. he

vic maky is secretly in bed with lots of drug dealers and making lots of money and then you're introduceddercover cop, who was sent to bring him down. you think, oh, that's the show. i've seen that show before. i've seen that movie before. >> we're talking about making the case that puts mack behind bars for a long time. >> then we get to the pilot and he shoots him in the face. >> there was some thought that hbo shows did well because they had no commercials. so when a basic cable show like "the shield" that did have commercials found an audience, all of a sudden it just opened the door, and other original programming sprung up like "nip/tuck." >> when you stop striving for perfection, you might as well be dead. >> and "rescue me." >> you son of a bitch. >> and it was a whole new playing field. >> tommy! ht things. and something amazing happens. that's our inspiration for fancy feast medleys. wild salmon primavera. tastes amazing. also in pate. fancy feast medleys. ♪ ♪ this holiday season, families near you need your help. visit redcross.org now to donate. hi, ted danson, i'm here for my

por su parte cambiando de tema, juan soler y maki desatan polÉmica por estas fotos, en noviembre anunciaronan otra oportunidad y quÉ bien porque tienen una familia hermosa. >> y sigue lviv el amor entre tommy torres y carla monroy, esta imagen deja claro que de divorcio, nada. la llama del amor sigue viva entre ella y el cantante, en instagram contÓ que pasÓ las fiestas en total armonÍa con su familia y agradeciÓ tenerla unida nuevamente y saludable, en febrero pasado la pareja boricua anunciÓ el fin de su matrimonio de una dÉcada que se realizÓ en las vegas, nos encanta ver estas reconciliaciones >> vicente fernÁndez que esta alejado de escenarios reaparecÓo en instagram con una foto que sorprendiÓ a seguidores con un semblante diferente al que nos tenÍa acostumbrados, en la imagen aparece con el cabello y la barba completamente blanca, a su lado su esposa y ambos se ven contentos y le desean a todos sus seguidores unas felices fiestas. >> quiero continuar con este regalo sorpresa que le dio un hermano a su hermana, se trata de un carro millas, nuevecito. >> (gritos). >> (gritos). >> bueno

an audience that likes them and is invested in them towards a product for example and increasingly makicompanies are spending more of them mocking on social media influences and it's not just a huge issue for some people instagram is their full time korea and if you're the right type of influence on instagram you can make an enormous amount of money at the top of the least is the qadosh insisted kylie jenner according to the instagram rich list she owns one million dollars sponsored posts which is incredible she's followed by singer and actress selena gomez who gets eight hundred thousand and footballer cristiana rinaldo here and seven hundred fifty thousand dollars it's not just these really famous people people with much more modest followings can also make a living but it's not as easy as it sounds it's very competitive and you've got to try and find your own nation what's a really crowded space already pretty impressive our social media editor gerry reed thank you very much. you know watching an iconic but creepy theme from blue velvet one of the weird and wonderful films of america

an audience that likes them and is invested in them towards a product for example and increasingly makicompanies are spending more of them mocking on social media influencers and it's not just a huge issue for some people instagram is their full time career and if you're the right type of influencer on instagram you can make an enormous amount of money at the top of the least is the kardashian sister kylie jenner according to the instagram rich list she earns one million dollars per sponsor partners which is incredible she's followed by a singer and actress selena gomez who gets eight hundred thousand and footballer cristiana rinaldo here on seven hundred fifty thousand dollars it's not just these really famous people people with much more modest followings can also make a living but it's not as easy as it sounds it's very competitive and you've got to try and find your nation what's a really crowded space already pretty impressive for our social media editor gerry reed thank you very much. you're watching an iconic creepy scene from blue velvet one of the weird and wonderful films of a