>> mccartney: yeah. >> alfonsi: really? >> mccartney: there's too many.es. they're very hard. i mean, you know, it's not like they're all three chords. ♪ i'll pretend that i'm kissing ♪ the lips i am missing >> alfonsi: mccartney is at least a co-author of rock and roll's constitution. ♪ maybe i'm amazed at the way you-->>siited wh a stunning 29 number-one hits-- ccartn's work has covered by icons from almost every musical genre. ♪ you and me-- >> alfonsi: famously, john lennon and paul mccartney became songwriting partners as teenagers. one: a full-throated, lyrical rock and roller. the other: a musical polymath with a gift for melody and experimentation. ♪ ♪ those first flute-toned notes on "strawberry fields," john lennon's masterpiece, were mccartney's idea. ♪ let me take you down 'cause i'm going to-- ♪ >> alfonsi: were you guys competitive, writing with each other? or did you complement each other? >> mccartney: me and john? yeah, we were competitive, yeah. not openly, but we-- we later paul's written a gooone there, i better get going." and i would

it's very well known their the daughter of paul mccartney and linda mccartney. she was the pioneer that brought vegetarianism and animal cruelty to the public conscious, fighting against that. what was it like being her daughter, living and growing up with that and also actually watching her be a little bit ridiculed and attacked for those positions all those years ago? >> it's never easy doesn't matter who your parents are, you want to protect them and you want them to feel safe. yeah, she definitely got a lot of ridicule, a lot of anger pointed at her because of her belief system in trying to save animal's lives really and educate people. there was a veggie burger in this country until she came along. that was really borne out of her desire to save animal's lives. that brought me an awareness and a consciousness. it made me see you can be fearless and make change if you have a passion. we really believe this in our family. i've seen the same things in me. i've been ridiculed for the majority of my career as a fashion designer in luxury and not use leather and

. >>> and sir paul mccartney rocks out big-time ahead of his major u.s. tour. "early today" starts right no >>> good morning. i'm marlie hall in for frances ri pra. >> and illip mena. so new insights this morning into wt americans think about president trump and the mueller investigation. new numbers from an nbc news/"wall street journal" poll reveals a majority of americans now believe president trump is not telling the truth when it comes to the russia investigation. and 6 in 10 americans say president donald trump has been untruthful about that topic, saying the investigation has given them doubts about the presidency. this report comes after new developments into the russia probe including michael cohen's sentencing. nbc's tracie potts joining us live from washington. good i hear rudy giuliani has ramped up his defense of the president over the weekend. >> he did. went on tour on the sunday shows defending president trump. first of all making c itar that michael cohen will not be getting a pardon, that theyn won't e be talking about that. also making it cle

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in love with a woman. ♪ but i'm not the only one ♪ >> mccartney went home, he plays all the instrumentsmesticity, beautiful, wonderful warm music. >> it's going to look roughly like this. this is our first showing of it. this is just the mock up, folks. and it's going to be called ringo's -- >> i sell records and it doesn't matter if i've been the beatles or not. if he don't like the record, they won't buy it. >> ringo who, to this day, people dismiss way too much, had tremendous success in the '70s. and george harrison who had been stockpiling these amazing songs explodes like a super nova, all things must pass. may be the greatest beatle solo album of all. ♪ you don't need no passport and you don't need no visas ♪ ♪ >> over the years, i had so many songs mounting up. i only do one or two albums. >> were you held down by the other fellas? >> well, subtly, yes. ♪ ♪ >> i'd just like to thank you for coming here. it's a special benefit concert. ♪ ♪ >> robby shank heart went to george harrison and said this terrible thing is happening. what can we do? that created the first major superstar

. >>> well sir paul mccartney is returning to the bay area next summer.has been four years since he last performed here. the concert isn't until next summer, and mccartney will play the shark tenth july 10, 2019. >>> we have to buy the tickets next week and then wait to see sir paul eight months from now. >> you should, it is worth the wait. >> at first i was like, wait, 2020? >> talking about this fog and cold and the rain that is coming in. >> a mix of stuff happening. we will talk about that and what it means for this evening. details on that fog and where it could go down to less than point zee fi many complaints where prie higher than people expect. but, consumer investigator chris chmura is here with a . >>> a lot of complaints that prices are higher than people expected. >> chris chmura is here with the story that's about lower prices. >> this is a price where you don't ever expect prices to drop. earthquake insurance is lowering down. it is a big development because most of us need this safety net. ordinary homeowners and renters insurance does no

. >>> paul mccartney is getting make a stop in the bay area. >> [ music ] is it mac it's been a hard days night and i'm working like a dog[ music ] >> sir paul mccartney knows how to bring it on the stage. this is video from a concert in liverpool. tickets went on sale to appear san jose on july 10th. >> we are here on twitter and facebook. dr. oz:,'twas the night before christmas and all in the oven was the smell of hammerstein -- ham roasting. but what is in this cured ham? >> i don't like that. dr. oz: what should we know? >> you tell me. dr. oz: for your holiday ham tips, watch the "dr. oz" show. coming up next. >> ♪ dr. oz: are y'all ready for season 10? >> yeah! >> ♪ >>[applause] lause] dr. oz:

mccartney went home, made that record where he plays all of the instruments on his own.kind of domesticity. beautiful, wonderfully warm music. >> it's going to look roughly like this. this is our first showing of it. >> new album. >> it's going to be called ringo. >> i sell records. and it doesn't matter if i have been in the beatles or not, if they don't like the record, they won't buy it. >> ringo who to this day people dismiss way too much had tremendous success in the 70s. and george harrison that was stock piling these amazing songs, explodes like a super nova on an album called all things may pass which may be the greatest beatles solo album of all. >> over the years, i had such a lot of songs that i wanted to do, but i only got my quota of one or two tunes per album. >> were you held down by the other fellas? >> well, very csubtly, yes. ♪ >> i'd just like to thank you all for coming here. you all know it's a very special benefit concert. >> he went to george harrison and said this terrible thing is happening, what can we do? and that created the first major super

of you to live your life and if it was the right to speak out if you thought that my father has mccartneyto not be punished for no reason yet the club or arrested or bobbed up. after. addling upstream against hopelessness and the destruction of nature in one of cape town's forest districts what some didn't go back to analyse and it was left enough when the fed and. this canoeing club gets youngsters on the streets and interested in environmental protection eco into africa in thirty minutes on d w. entering the conflict zone with tim sebastian i mean challenging those in ca asking tough questions demanding on. as conflict intensify i'll be meeting with keep players on the ground in the sense of. cutting through the rhetoric holding the powerful to account for facts of conflict so. conflict zone with tim sebastian on t.w. . access. not all bad and they will not succeed in dividing us out not succeed in taking the people off the streets because we're tired of this dictatorship. taking a stand global news that matters d w made from minds. this is t.v. news coming to you live from berlin the l

he is regarded as the biggest powerbroker to see his career derailed in the me to movement. >>> mccartney teaming up with emma stone to tackle bullying. the actress stars in his new musical short film for his single who cares. the video kicks off anti- bullying social media campaign ho cares, i do. it is hoping the video will go viral. the song says that people should speak out more about caring for their fellow humans. >>> coming up, a shopping spree between the 49ers, levi and about two dozen lucky children. we are there as the young shoppers pick up everything they need for the holidays.>>> comedy, sketches and don reed as he brings his new variety show to stage. >>> we are one week away from christmas and we are in california so it is sunny. that is why we live here. >> do you think people get engaged on christmas? >> are you comfortable with always having that be your anniversary date? >> i had my wallet stolen there on my honeymoon. >> the weather is going to be mostly sunny with highs in the 50s and 60s. let's go to dave clark for your headlines. >>> former trump national security

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. >> the significant thing is that both john lennon and paul mccartney made music in their own particularused on the fact that they were deeply in love with a woman. ♪ but i'm not the only one >> mccartney went home, made the record where he plays all the instruments on his own. this cozy domesticity, beautiful, wonderful, warm music. >> it's going to look roughly like this. this is our first showing of it. >> this is just the mock-up, folks. >> the new album with atlantic. >> it's going to be called -- >> i sell records. doesn't matter if i'm with the beatles or not. if they don't like the record they won't buy it. >> ringo to who this day people dismiss way too much. has tremendous success in the 70s. and george harrison stockpiling these amazing songs, explodes like a supernova, an album "all things must pass" may be the greatest beatles solo album of all. ♪ you don't need no passport >> over the years, now, such a lot of songs mounted up i only wanted to do. i got a quota of one, or two per album. >> were you held down by the other fellows? >> well, very subtly, yes. ♪ ♪ >> i'd just l

this 30 minute program is hosted by bbc elisa mccartney. ♪ ♪ >> welcome to westminster in repeal. --review. >> welcome to westminster in review. brexit divisions deepen. theresa may faces a vote of no-confidence in her leadership. >> the number of votes cast of having favor injuries in may was 200 and again was 117. >> mps react furiously when the prime minister presents brexit. >> it is the political equivalent of jumping out of the plane without you knowing if there is a parachute attached. >> and the chancellor unveils his budget and the mps are forced to take a long look at themselves after a damning report on bullying. >> the report is clear that there needs to be a complete change in leadership including at the most senior level. >> it has been an unpredictable few months in westminster, which ended in high drama. of a confidence vote demanded by theresa may's own mps. ballot isult of the that the parliamentary party does have confidence. >> here, here! >> the prime minister won that 200-117, but how did we get to this moment of division? we will be following the path that led

president, first lady, sir paul mccartney, other people -- >> those are the nights. >> those are theed into "seinfeld." >> you faked with me? >> yes. >> no. >> yes. >> you faked it? >> that whole thing, the whole production, it was all an act? >> not bad, huh? >> i interviewed julia loui dreyfuss for the show. she was laughing. do you still have that frame? >> sure. >> in your bathroom somewhere? >> yes. >> i think the line was, no segment of the audience expressed an interest in seeing the show again. >> right. >> how did you get through that? how did you power over that? >> no, i figured we were dead at that point. it was over. here's the funny part of the story to me. you know, the whole thing started -- the reason i got the series is my manager george shapiro wrote a note to brandon tardiff, the president of nbc. one sentence. call me a crazy guy, but i think some day jerry seinfeld is going to be doing a series of nbc. when he wrote that note it was 1988. i had been on the "tonight" show sev years, three times a year destroying for seven years making these people laugh and georg

the most annoying is john lennon, paul mccartney. christmas songs that were basically attacking each other. and we had to be the ones in the middle. >> seth: uh-huh. [ laughter ] >> we're like the kids. >> seth: so you don't like their christmas songs. >> well, john lennon's is almost like a parody of a john lennon song. ♪ and so this is christmas and what have you done ♪ what have i done, john? [ laug ]er you broke up the beatles. [ laughter ] and you blamed your wife. you let your wife take the fall. you ended the '60s. don't worry about what i have done, john. and then paul's -- i mean, look, love paul. but i mean, it's not -- it's a nursery rhyme with -- >> seth: yeah. ♪ christmas wonderful this guy wrote it yesterday. you know, blackbirds. long winding road. you can't then write something -- you can't phone it in. and if you're great -- it's like if lebron scores seven points, we all notice. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> you know what i'm saying? >> seth: right, i see. so, you're saying, once you hit a certain level, you can't

next to her, allie mccartney, she is the managing director of ebs, focus on private wealth management and i believe she is giving me license to save bad ladies. and then next to her is simeon. giselle has an amazing background, she helped run a women led venture capital firm she is a founder herself and before that an electrical engineer. so much thanks to you today. we are going to talk about wealth building, entrepreneurship and the future of money. so, let's dive in. allie, i want to start with you. ubs recently published a survey, focused largely around women and how to earn your wealth, own your worth, you got it. why is it that women are not necessarily taking control of their finances, despite of being more outspoken than before? more successful than ever before? what is holding women back? >> it's a great question. i think what ubs tried to do is use the network that we have of women who either find themselves divorced later in life, which has been called the great here, silver haired, divorced and widowed. the women who had advocated financial decision making their entire liv

celsius the other components of the black mass are melted out leaving behind a white deposit but the mccartney. the opposite also we are able to extract nearly all the lithium from first generation batteries. on our it's a bit more difficult with the more modern batteries but we've been able to extract seventy five or eighty percent of it already with no real problems. but i'm all for the high. in the future recycling all the valuable raw materials and lithium ion batteries will become ever more important to freiburg process that's very promising . the lithium to life slumbering and outs get taken mountains has now become a valuable resource. and the old mine here they soon be cropped back to life. that wraps it up for this week but join us again next time when we'll look at how researchers are trying to harness artificial intelligence to decode hieroglyphs faster than ever before. graphics in the video game assassin's creed origins are based on emotion education sources. but machine learning played a key role during design. in the project experts from the field of egyptology worked closely wi

would like to know that it's all humane because the media destry can be a beastly business paul mccartney once said if slaughterhouses had glass walls everyone would be vegetarian or at least they might think about the value they put on meat some of the prices i see here at supermarkets are stunning the cheap considering all the work that goes into raising it out of feeding it and then all the rest of what it takes to produce a cut of meat. meat production has become a global industrial enterprise animals the slaughtered on mass on assembly nine humans are eating more meat than ever before. and for less money. rice is a primary factor worth a lot of things but if you think about it it's a shame because it probably means that you're supporting factory farming in this is just it's slaughtering an animal for two or three euros that's appalling stories and it's all about convenience and that's a huge problem the supply is there it's cheap and we just help ourselves but we have no idea what results our actions ultimately have an effect on lunch. have we forgotten the value of meat and of the l

paul mccartney, ringo starr, ronnie wood, emma thompson and stella mccartney, at the o2, emma thompsonringo starr and ronnie wood on stage with him. apparently ronnie would got the tube home. i saw the video of him walking out, someone filmed him. quickly, surprise christmas gift this year, surprise hit, cactus. i love getting a cactus ames do you know why? —— i love getting a cactus! do you know why? there's a surge in millennials wanting a low maintenance plants. naga, a cactus is cheating. that and orchids, dead easy! spiky! i love them! we will have lots more throughout the programme. thank you to both of you. over the past year on breakfast, we've been keeping in touch with tv presenter simon thomas, who lost his wife suddenly to acute myeloid leukaemia just before christmas last year. the festive season is always difficult for grieving families, but there is help and support out there. brea kfast‘s graham satchell has been to see simon and his son, ethan. what are you looking forward to most about christmas? mmm, seeing family. ijust remember thinking about christmas? mmm, seeing

different forms but i never really quite grasped an answer for instance if you go to a pub mccartney concert was a great musician and a friend of yours from what i gather you forget about say.

different forms but i never really quite grasped an answer for instance if you go to a pub mccartney concert was a great musician and a friend of yours from what i gather you forget about syria and sanctions for one night anyhow that little space of three hours thing about love or heartbreak or no family friendship you would never be ok with giving your audience or people just that what is it about. does music always have to be fused with a certain message or else it makes less sense and not as important no there's no there's no house to doesn't have to and i think my father was dead so i never really knew him much hope of my mother gave me a great gift when i was a child and that was she said that the only thing that was fundamentally important to her was to care for other human beings to empathize with others so for instance. she was school teacher she had my brother march bring up on a round and she would she was very political so if she would go to a political meeting often in the name she drug us along with we sit. the british china friendship association or something this is sp

next to her, allie mccartney, managing director at ubs focus on private wealth management and a blue she is given me the license say that ass ladies. next to her is gazelle hashemian, who has an amazing background. she helps run a women led venture capital firm. she is a start herself and for that an electrical engineer. so much to begin today. we'll talk about wealth building, entrepreneurship and the future of money. so let's dive in your alli, want to start with you. if he has published a survey focused largely of an women and how to earn your wealth, owned your wealth i guess it was called. >> earn your worth. >> earn your worth, you got it. why is it that women are not necessarily taking control of their finances despite being more outspoken than ever before? more successful than ever before? what is holding women back? >> it's a great question. what ubs tried to do is use the network that we have, women who either find themselves divorced later in life which is been turned gray hair or silver hair divorced, and widowed. women who had advocated financial decision making their en

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four weeks of on grass the french president announces reforms and admits to making mistakes paul mccartney successful to take exception to share of responsibility i may have given you the feeling that i wasn't concerned that i help other priorities i also know that i've hurt some of you with my statements in the piece you saw. a model of mccoy's helping to defuse the yellow vest protests that are going the country into trim while but will those concessions be enough. and the bail hearing for aggressive hallway chief financial officer may want to continue the outcome threatens to further aggravate already tense u.s. china. or the us. i'm so misconducts good to have you with us britain's prime minister theresa may will meet german chancellor angela merkel in berlin today may is fighting for her political survival after delaying a parliamentary vote on her bragg's a deal she hopes european leaders will give assurances that will soften opposition to the deal at home e.u. leaders have called a meeting for thursday to discuss the crisis and they say they are stepping up preparations for a hard d

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. >>> paul mccartney will be soon he's 76 years old, looks good, and still knows how to rock.rom a concert in liverpool. tickets for the u.s. tour go on sale in a few minutes, at 10:00 a.m. this morning. appear in san josi july 10th. >> have you seen him? >> i have. if you like the beatles, you have to. >> what about elton john? >> seen him too. >> i'm 0 for 2. >>> a new study shows benefits to employees and business by cutting workdays. workers are more motivated, leading to higher productivity and there's less burnout. workers reported getting as much done in 32 hours as when they were scheduled 40 hours a week because they were more focused at work. >>> tomorrow we are live with comedian don reed, whose variety show is playing in berkeley. plus, one of the stars of gotham ahead of the final season. >> get your christmas shopping done? >> no, not yet. >> have you started at all? >> i have. >> good. we have made progress. >> i've purchased a gift. we have a long way to go. >> plenty of time. thanks a lot. see you back here at noon. i'm lucky to get through a shift without a d

and that night, i booked ringo starr, paul mccartney, george harrison and john lennon for three showsour white guys who are british, to come out of nowhere and be everywhere was quite unbelievable. >> the beatles are a bunch of guys from liverpool. i mean, people in london would have looked down at liverpool back then, but liverpool was a port town, and these port towns become places where all sorts of contraband gets exchanged, and one of them at that point was great music. >> a lot of the sailors and people that were coming back from america were bringing back these records. some were pop records, some were called race records because they were by black artists. ♪ oh maybelline why can't you be true ♪ ♪ oh maybelline why can't you be true ♪ >> the level of influence that american rock and roll, blues, country and western, motown had on those kids growing up in england was really amazing. ♪ all my love, all my kisses, you don't know what you've been missing, oh, boy ♪ ♪ when you're with me, oh boy >> so i would listen to buddy holly and gene vincent and jerry lee lewis, fats domino,

it was paul mccartney that was in the elevator. and i remember being like, "who's that?it's a testament to me. i did not grow up listening to the beatles. i apologize. since i i have listened to the albums, saw the documentary. it was great. >> stephen: did you hear that one big song they had? >> the one they did on the rooftop. >> stephen: oh, yeah, they had that really good song they did. >> it's crazy town. >> stephen: one wonders, yeah. >> i think it was like "day and night?" >> stephen: have you seen him again? >> no, i haven't. i haven't soon him since. i haven't seen him since. >> stephen: okay. >> he seems pretty busy. >> stephen: what's the most new york experience you had. someone you did recognize? >> oh, yeah, i'm walking to grace papaya. >> stephen: for those who aren't here, it's a hot dog-- >> hot dog spot. yeah, there it is. you got to get you some gray's papaya before you leave. i'm going to get me some gray's papaya. and this older black lady turns around and i'm like, "that is sicily tyson. that's sicily tyson." she looked me in the eye "you know who i

a few years later we interviewed paul mccartney touring with wings. >> i wonder what your response isreally think about it myself. you know, you hear the odd thing, where's john? >> reporter: in 1973, kpix interviewed the supremes on the rooftop garden in san francisco. mary wilson, linda lawrence showed off their gowns. >> playing an important part in what the supremes do, is that true? >> of course we have always been known to wear very high fashion gowns should i say. >> reporter: the kpix play list is endless. >> chances are, you believe -- >> reporter: the velvet voice of johnny mathis. >> it's wonderful. >> reporter: the distinctive blues from charlie. >> even when i was a little kid i remember when i would hear the blues i would think to myself, man, the way that music sounds, that's how i feel. >> reporter: and, of course, heavy metal from metallica. >> this is way cooler, this is way better, we get to play a full show in front of our home crowd. >> how you guys doing tonight? >> reporter: as for the rising stars, at the fillmore. a -- >> reporter: at the fox theater. >> take

it's a huge party, a lot of celebrities here, paul mccartney is here, mariah carey is performing tonight. but we are on a yacht called "the jean machine" thanks to super yachts st. barts and "jean machine" for hosting us. it is 180 feet long, it has jet skis, it has a ja c jacuzzi, a swimming area in the back, a rope you can climb up the side of for fun, it has a water slide. they put it out in the water when they're not tethered here in port and you can go down the water slide. it also has what i'm standing on here, a golf green, can you believe it? i'm no golfer, but just for kicks and so everybody can have a good laugh at me, i am going to give it my best. now, there's some boat traffic, so you know, we're going to yell forea and make sure i don't hit anybody, but let's see. so ryan, i don't know if you're a golfer, but i'm going to try my best here. hold on, we have a boater going by. stand by one moment. you know, it's busy. it's a busy time here. so lots of traffic. but we're going to be on this yacht tonight for the big new year's eve show at 8:00. and starting at 8:00 p.m. -- oka

. >>> happening today, who wants to see paul mccartney.le will be playing here in the bay area this summer. tickets actually went on sale this morning at 10:00. i did some investigative work, you know, just to see if they were available. but they sold out really quick. shows at the s.a.p. center and the 76-year-old will perform a three-hour set that includes a mix of favorites, both old and new. the concert is july 10th. >> no surprise, the tickets are going fast. >> if you have some -- >> i'll give you my trick. >>> coming up, kari has a look at the forecast for us. >> it looks beautiful out there today. really nice. temperatures are starting to warm up. here's a live look outside at 101 in palo alto and it's going to reach into the upper 50s today. we'll take a look at all of our microclimate and talk about where we can see some rain coming up, next. now. for one willow glen family, it s not just about the christmas lights, it )s about bringing t >>> some original digital content now. for one willow glen family, it's not just about the c

paul mccartney is coming to the south bay. he's coming this summer.rrow morning at 10:00. the shows at the s.a.p. center in san jose. sir paul played for a packed house in london tonight, the third stop of his freshen up tour. the 76-year-old will perform a three-hour set that includes old and new, and his concert here in san jose at the center iot som every sunday, but some post offices across the bay area and across the country were open today. so what was the reason? holiday gifting, they say. a lot of people needed to mail out cards and letters and packages and gifts. people at this san mateo branch, they were thrilled to have an extra day to get it all done. >> i would have to take my lunchtime, my lunch prep, which is very brief, run to the post office near my school, and run back home, run back to school panting. so this is saving me a lot of time and stress. >> it sure is. two post offices in san francisco were also open today as was an office in sunnyvale. postal service says it expects to deliver three billion pieces of mail this week, inclu

. >> [inaudible] >> i'm a big fan of clarence mccartney, great presbyterian preacher, and of course hisyrical language is off the chain. there is, one of my favorites -- there it is, one of my favorites. brian: do you know who the fellow was on the left? mark: he was the guest chaplain of the day. i'm not sure who it was. the interesting thing about barry black, the thing with senator mcconnell's staff -- said about not focusing on the acrimony. it must've been a couple days after we had that meeting and i'm watching the senate because i'm watching it every day. chaplin gets out there and his prayer, he is praying to the lord for the senate to be less acrimonious. forgive us for permitting the acrimony. so i called up my now friend, rep. brown: now, who worked for senator mcconnell now, no longer with us. did you just hear what the senator chaplin's prayer was? he said yeah. i think god outranks senator mcconnell on the acrimony. yeah, okay, fine. brian: who's elizabeth mcdonald and make it difficult? mark: elizabeth mcdonough is the pollen terror the aid of the megan is one of the legi

. >>> and sir paul mccartney rocks out big-time ahead of his major u.s. tour. right no >>> good morning. i'm marlie hall in for frances ri pra. >> and i

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. >>> you want to see paul mccartney? i do. the former beatle will be playing here in the summer. tickets go on sale this morning at 10:00 at the s.a.p. center. sir paul played for a packed house in london. the 76-year-old will perform a three-hour set that includes a mix of favorites both old and new. the concert is on july 10th. i want to go so bad. >> you might get your wish. christmas is mg could coming up. >> it is. nudge, nudge, let's go! >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," strong winds kicking up some massive waves out there. we have a live report for anyone headed to the coast today. >>> plus shocking here, a social media post from the camp fire zone that cost three construction workers to lose their job. >>> and a live look outside, city by the bay this morning, it looks like some high clouds and some fog there on the top of your screen,s as well as some rain puddles out there. be careful as you head out the door. watching today in the bay. and get ready for a wet morning >>> a very good monday morning to you. thanks for joining us on "today in the bay." get ready f

former president robert mugabe says it was all self-defense despite no longer being first lady grace mccartney is still protected by. explains her options could be limited the government spokesperson here in zimbabwe said that we have not received any written communication from south africa when we do the government will consider it according to the laws of zimbabwe what we know is a grace mugabe is in right now she was in singapore where she was getting treatment she's being protected by the state because she's a former first lady and as far as we know the last time she was in south africa was when that incident happened last year now what does that mean internationally it basically means that if she travels to a country anywhere in the world that country could arrest and hand over to the south africans and. loves to shop they joke that she's time on planes they know that she loves traveling now that means her travel options could be limited if certain countries take this seriously all eyes are now on the zimbabwean government if they receive this written communication. are they going to hand

. >> let's go back to eugene mccartney's bid to win the race. who was he, why was he important. >> he was a senator from the midwest. professor. a he was professorial. maybe aloof. he entered the race as the peace candidate. was an antiwar candidate and got a coatry of students to him.r some of them who might have been in the hippy round. shaved their beards. cut their hair and called for jean. clean he was the young people's candidate. the intellectual candidate. upper middle level candidate. if you put the candidacy lyndon johnson, and they thought they'd run against the president. have found t different personalities, he was the peace candidate. candidate going into new hampshire, and coming percentage points. >> you have to remember this. i can't believe it. malpractice. ical johnson's name was not on the ballot. a won the race with 49% as right in. later on it was discovered that the hard line new hampshire writes half of those that note votes that he was not tough enough on the war. got to nd, when he wisconsin. mccarthy was on the floor.

joining us, ali mccartney, managing director at ubs wealth management and larry glaser at may flowerthis action following friday's price action? >> i think a lot of us hoped we would see something a little more exciting this morning but i think nothing has changed. we have a fed meeting that we're hoping to see some dovish sentiment from we have more talks on china until we have some sort of more positive deliverance or rhetoric around that i don't see the market settling we seem to have no bottom and we can't seem to stay with a run here so i think we've got to look at trade, the fed policy and we have to get back to fundamentals and get away from negative sentiment keeping us down. >> are you part of the group that sees a big air pocket here until -- i don't know, 2400 gets mentioned a lot. >> yes i think what we have seen is a correction at the end or near the end of a bull market not the end of a bull market so i think one of the things happening right now, the fed said they see a 20% chance of a recession in six months. ubs is on bar with that. we still see a lot of value and gr

. >>> paul mccartney is getting ready to make a stop here in the bay area. 76 years old, he proves he10:00 a.m. today. >>> warning signs along the coast as waves up to 50 feet are expected to hit. >>> and looking into the life of a terrorist who talked about attacking the bay area. >>> and a new miss universe is crowned in a competition that made history in more ways than one.