genuity bridging the system of corruption to answer this and other questions we've invited rafael mckay's sees an angolan journalist who's been awarded international prizes for his reporting on government corruption he currently heads and anti corruption watchdog in angola welcome to news africa mr mckay is the daughter of former president bill santals has had her assets frozen what is the justification for this. the main justification is that she feels more than a $1000000000.00 to be a while and state and. pay for it. and also all it's important to clarify private prison warfare does not require the presence of the defendant it's only zsa zsa and interim interaction which restrains at the cendant or potential death defendant traumas for ziebart dissipating the assets so that's basically what has happened and it is not what it means is a shame to see saying there was no 2 process and this she doesn't understand the law she's lying and i just happen mr mark is one of the things she has said and i want to read you a tweet she put out. in the last 'd hour as she said and i quote my companie

turns out that baby is now 26-year-old tyree alexander who contacted mckay 24 hours after mckay's originaliting, oh, my god, tyree just called me. we freaking found him, y'all. the pair met for the first time on the "today" show, where we're sitting, and jim returned the 25-year-old tape. >> i haven't seen, you know, me, my dad, my brother in a room for a long time. to see that and see all that love and everything, that took me back to a place i could never go, you know, without having that tape. >> for all its faults, the internet at its best. tracking down within 24 hours. >> that's my favorite story of the week. >> very nice. our final low goes to being caught in the act. a pair of raccoons became viral stars this week. one in particular. when they were caught on camera sneaking through a yard in eagle rock, california. >> the second one there up on its hind legs either putting his hands up in surrender or whispering to his buddy, just be cool. if we don't move, they won't see us. the beauty of that video is the pan. the first guy is okay but the second one is the star. >> wait for it.

i met mckay when he was four years old.every kid this year every year, this kid makes the honor roll. he's a really smart kid. [inaudible conversation] is my stepson. that is another good thing. i never hear from my own kids. all these years. i know god place them in my life. now i have a six year old son. and he is autistic. mckay was my first interaction with fatherhood. that was big. a lot of people don't understand that. i wanted to be a father's event. but my kids are grown now. i wanted to take my kids up from school. i never got to do that. and i get to do that with mckay. i want this book to be able to touch people across america. every use, criminal justice biases, when i king out of prison, the assessment said i would die or return prison. that's the assessment that they got. it's based on your criminal activity. the way you acting in jail. based on your phone calls. based on finding the streets and all that. this is assessment and you failed. i know in my mind, that it wasn't going back to the street. i know in m

here we are, jim mckay the man who found that tape, is with us.what a bummer terrible you went the extra mile. why did you go all-out to find this guy >> i felt it was really important. today, with the internet, we can make this happen we can make that connection. >> can we make something happen right now? should we do it? you have not met tyre. he knows about you, and the tape would you like to meet him face-to-face >> i would love to meet him. >> tyre, come out and meet jim >> oh! >> what's up, bro? appreciate that, man >> good to meet you. >> look at baby tyre >> i know. >> hey >> doing well. >> well done >> have a seat >> oh, man >> you guys have talked on the phone. this is your first face-to-face meeting. >> first face-to-face. what's up, bro >> how did you feel about this video coming back into your life >> it was amazing. never seen it before didn't know it existed i just talked to my brother this morning. he didn't know it existed. >> he didn't either? >> he's in there >> yeah. >> my brother is there what's up, bro it was amazing i was ou

adam mckay, jesse. i just thought, oh, here, this is it. this is something.i want you to know, i mean this as the highest possible compliment, you are a real son of a bitch on that show. [ cheers and applause ] really. >> years of practice. >> jimmy: well, brian cox, everybody. watch seasons one and two of "succession" on hbo. when we return, we go all the way to las vegas for a comedian, todd glass. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ i'climate is the number 1ove priority.sage. i would declare a state of emergency on day 1. congress has never passed an important climate bill, ever. this is a problem that continues to get worse. i've spent a decade fighting and beating oil companies... stopping pipelines... stopping fossil fuel plants, ensuring clean energy across the country. how are we going to pull this country together? we take on the biggest challenge in history, we save the world and do it together. >> jimmy: i want to thank charlize theron and brian cox, apologies to matt damon. we did run out of time for him. "nightline" is next, but first, you can see this man

not looking at a downturn, but you to be prepared the royal bank of canada president and ceo dave mckayat down with bloomberg earlier to discuss canada's relationship with china transitioning to green energy, and his banks growth outlook. through -- go through credit cycles. we have a number of quarters of solid growth in front of us. we are investing for growth in the u.s., investing in canada. we are kind of in a holding pattern in europe, but we are seeing better performance. for us, we are seeing a decent investing that we are for growth. we have a monetary situation where there is not a lotthe roya ofsident and ceo dave stimulus fiscal stimulus will manage those cycles. >> you have a different view and more informed view. the romance of the real systems across canada, which is commodities, ending up in vancouver. all of that movement all to china. yourdo your economists and distributing bank in canada say about the dynamics with china right now? certainly, we have had a more challenging year with the chinese-canadian relationship. china is purchasing more agriculture commodities wh

while in wuhan store shelves cleared, mounting fears and a mounting uneasy quiet in the streets janice mckay frayer, nbc news, china. >>> i'm miguel almaguer in los angeles. an ill passenger is isolated tonight after arriving at lax showing flu-like symptoms pulled off a flight from mexico city the passenger is now hospitalized being tested for the coronavirus and tonight in college station a texas a&m student traveling from wuhan is also sick, isolated and being tested it comes as the cdc issues a level three travel warning advising against non-essential trips to wuhan. >> i don't know if they know exactly the seriousness of it and that's what makes it scary.home in virginia a middle school cancelling a visit with 21 chinese children after they landed in the u.s. for an exchange program. in washington, doctors are using this robot to treat a coronavirus patient that arrived here in an isopod. tonight safety and fear as the coronavirus hits home. at the fire station that responds to lax, crews have been given this extra layer of protection to basically keep all of their skin safe from passen

one of the background elements to this, and rob mckay refer to it in his explanation, that a vigil turned anti—government protest. there have been a number of anti—government protests, over the shooting down of the plane and then the denial, and it included a lot of iranians in the dead, but also the build—up to that, anti—government state m e nts build—up to that, anti—government statements because of the state of the economy. president trump said, to the leaders of iran, do not kill your protesters. thousands have already been killed or imprisoned and the world is watching. more importantly, the usa is watching. turn your internet back on and stop the killing of your great iranian people. the americans are in a sense on the front foot because of this admission by iran on friday. the world is watching and those demonstrations are continuing. there is huge anger at the iranians leadership and calls for the supreme leader himself, ayatollah khomeini, to resign. we have had people saying it is not america that is the enemy, it is not america that is the enemy, it is not america that is the

mckay but was given the nickname mama africa because she tried in her own way to engage audiences in a range of different african countries she saying in the west african dialect in east african dialect and of course in various southern african languages. and then . i think. she was a style icon and the 1st international top star from africa. miriam to cable remains one of the best known figures from the african music scene of the 20th century. as apartheid rule continued in south africa european colonial rule came to an end in many african countries the 1st country in sub-saharan africa to gain independence was gonna it was something of a new state a gather all the celebration marking their day of freedom from colonialism. to fish the british flag was changed. in the service of people who are dance in the street. to be able to determine what it was. want to do the. work joyfully go to the clubs and just read you know it looks like there's a new ever done up. in our shoulders. to give us. intuition that you can make. it seem in this new era was accompanied by the sound of high life w

wages kate rogers went there to find out more >> reporter: seattle's minimum wage hikes made chat mckays model all together >> he has long paid above minimum wage both front and back house to attract talent. >> we projected out the minimum wage increases, the loss of what would be considered a tip credit and realized we'd be functionally bankrupt if you fast forward the ceo of fire and vine hospitality nearly doubled in size thanks to moving to a commission model adding a 20% commission. today, the company has 600 employees and 12 locates servers can now pull in between $70 an hour or more. dish washers can pull in $17 an hour >> i haven't worried about minimum wage since we left behind minimum wage as an issue for our company >> partner at tom douglas seattle kitchen says he's getting creative in terms of scheduling and paidleave there is a tall enlt crunch being felt despite offering pay above the minimum wage >> it looks like for our company, we are looking at models of restaurants that take less labor we've had to reengineer some is so they are smaller. >> growing for years the numb

see mckay hope you guys are doing well today. in the world today we see a lot of warfare it's a large part of what we see. if you can answer it. what would you say how can it be prevented does just dr. singer start with that. a great question. but is very it's very important to tackle the issue of organized crime it's something we head under estimated for very long. i think it is a key challenge for us to tackle. in terms of how do you do that. most of the strategies have this opponent. they are trying to undermined their model and try to make it be harder for them to process. there is an economic and financial aspect that's very important but again there is the ruth -- root causes. what drives people to join the organization. i always go back to that. we have to address the political conflict very carefully. this is not especially important in regions of the world. in north africa we see more and more with the criminal organizations it transcends the public security. i think it's a very good question. do you think future battleg

. >> i'm jim mckay speaking to you live at this moment from abc headquarters just outside the olympicn munich, west germany. the olympics of serenity have become the one thing the germans didn't want them to be, the olympics of terror. >> i was in my bed at the hotel. and the phone rang, and they said, you better get in here. some terrorists have taken over the apartments of the israeli team. and i said, they did what? >> at about 5:00 this morning, before dawn, arab guerillas believed now to be five in number got over the fence into the headquarters of the israeli team. >> this was the first olympics that was going to have unprecedented live television coverage. >> this is happening now, if you can possibly believe that. arab guerillas are still holding inside the rooms of the israeli olympic team nine people, one of them believed dead. this is a live picture you're looking at right now. there again is the head of one of the guerillas. >> part of terrorism is theater. munich was so shocking because we televised it. >> the terrorists have now tossed a paper out of a window of the isra

. >> so jim mckay brought an old vcr tape, you remember those, at a goodwill and when he turned it on there was a video inside of a baby's first step in '94. he went on a viral manhunt to find the boy in the video. mccabe posted that on facebook sunday. he found the little boy who is now 26 years old. >> which is precious memories for that family. >> yeah. >> isn't that cool. nice to see. >>> 5:27 now. coming up next, top stories today, including youtube's major overhaul to protect your children's privacy online. a live report on what your kids won't see the next time they log in. >>> plus amid the ongoing housing crisis in california, a renewed push to build near transit. how a local lawmaker is enlisting moms squatting in a vacant open home to help revise a statewide housing plan. beyond the routine checkups. beyond the not-so-routine cases. comcast business is helping doctors provide care in whole new ways. all working with a new generation of technologies powered by our gig-speed network. because beyond technology... there is human ingenuity. every day, comcast business is helping

from day one with the insurance policy with the horrible statements bed between strucken page and mckay and komi who lied to congress and did so many other bad things he lied and he leaked. when i finish i think that this is going to go down as one of the greatest things. for our country these corrupt people the people and very bad for our country thank you very much everybody thank you thank you very. u.s. president donald trump. on the 2nd day of the world economic forum in davos in fact just before he departs in an unscheduled press conference he was answering a lot of questions on the impeachment trial going on right now in the u. s. and he did say on the issue of the trial he was asked about the issue witnesses and he said that he wants john bolton to be interviewed in the impeachment trial but this is a quote national security problem and of course calling it a hoax and the greatest witch hunt as we often hear him say he began though by speaking about trade in the economy and highlighting these strong states of the u.s. economy and standing by him as well as the director general o

. >> jim mckay bought an old vcv tape at a goodwill and when he popped it up and it was video of a baby's first steps in 1994. so he went on viral manhunt to find the boy in the video. he found him and posted it on facebook last sunday that he found the little boy who is now of course not little. he's 26 years old. >> how appreciate. to see that again. that is cool. >>> it is 6:that. coming up next, all new overnight, more than a dozen people out in the cold this morning after a fire at a south bay apartment complex. up next, what witnesses say they heard right before the fire began. >>> plus facebook announcing overnight a major ban on some videos, youtube making changes as well as to what kids will see online. we'll tell you about the new rules coming up in a live report. >>> and the talk is building up to build a new richmond-san rafael bridge and why the price may make some think twice. you're watching "today in the bay." our retirement plan with voya gives us confidence. they help us with achievable steps along the way... so we can spend a bit today, knowing we're prepared for tomorr

out said no toatv boat tour operator flat out said no to a tv crew, saying he would not hound megan mckayl canadians would be acting as local insulation material to protect harry and meghan from the local paparazzi. i suppose it sounds as if the international paparazzi don't really look like canadians when they come to vancouver island anyway. really look like canadians when they come to vancouver island anywaylj come to vancouver island anyway.” think it isjust come to vancouver island anyway.” think it is just their long lenses, to be honest, that gives them away. but we've seen that insulation effect, as you call it, with neighbours in this area just north of the city of victoria, getting upset and talking to local media saying they've had it with these photographers coming around and feeling defensive for harry and meghan, even though they've only just said hello to them walking the dog. but people are feeling defensive on their behalf and wanting to guard their privacy for them. it's been great talking to you, ido them. it's been great talking to you, i do hope the royal couple, or t

sir william mckay recently remarked that impeachment in britain is dead. but yet here at home in the most longest standing constitutional republic in the phenomenon which it had been with presidential impeachment has become a weapon to be wielded against one's political opponent. in the wall street journal op-ed one week ago saturday it was written impeachment has been normalized it won't be once in a generation act but the every administration act perhaps we will regret it when republicans are handing out the pens of the signing ceremony. so we look back down the corridors of time and the first century as a constitutional republic the sword of presidential impeachment remains achieved has there been controversialen presidents? yes indeed think of john adams and alien and sedition act think of andrew jackson and henry clay the partisan passions were inflamed during ?at first century. of course. and then the early congress knew how to summon impeachment including against a member of this body the senator from tennessee. during the jefferson administration,

sir william mckay recently remarked impeachment in britain is dead. yet here at home, in the world's longest standing constitutional republic, instead of a once in a century phenomenon which it had been, presidential impeachment has become a weapon. to be wielded against one's political opponent . and in her thoughtful wall street journal op-ed a week ago saturday, peggynoonan wrote this . impeachment has now been normalized. it won't be a once in a generation act. but and every administration act. immigrants will regret it. when republicans are handing out the pens. the pens of the signing ceremony . when we look back down the corridors of time we see that for almost our first century as a constitutional republic, the sword of presidential impeachment remained achieved . had there been controversial presidents? oh yes indeed. think of john adams and the alien andsedition acts. think of andrew jackson and henry clay . were partisan passions occasionally inflamed during that first century ? ofcourse . and lest there be any doubt, the early congresses p

sir william mckay recently remarked impeachment in britain is dead. yet here at home, in the world's longest standing constitutional republic, instead of a once in a century phenomenon which it had been, presidential impeachment has become a weapon. to be wielded against one's political opponent . and in her thoughtful wall street journal op-ed a week ago saturday, peggynoonan wrote this . impeachment has now been normalized. it won't be a once in a generation act. but and every administration act. immigrants will regret it. when republicans are handing out the pens. the pens of the signing ceremony . when we look back down the corridors of time we see that for almost our first century as a constitutional republic, the sword of presidential impeachment remained achieved . had there been controversial presidents? oh yes indeed. think of john adams and the alien andsedition acts. think of andrew jackson and henry clay . were partisan passions occasionally inflamed during that first century ? ofcourse . and lest there be any doubt, the early congresses p

as sir william mckay recently remarked, "impeachment in britain is dead."at home, in the world's longest standing constitutional republic, instead of a once-in-a century phenomenon, which it had been, presidential impeachment has become a weapon to be wielded against one's political opponent. in her thoughtful "wall street journal" op-ed a week ago saturday, peggy noonan wrote this. "impeachment has now been normalized. it won't be a once in a generation act, but in every administration act. democrats will regret it when republicans are handing out the pens of the signing ceremony. when we look back down the corridors of time, we see that for almost all first century as a constitutional republic the sort of presidential impeachment remained sheathed. had there been controversial presidents? oh, yes, indeed. think of john adams and the alien and sedition acts. think of an andrew jackson and henry clay. were partisan passions occasionally inflamed during that first century? of course. and let there be any doubt, the congress full well knew how to summon impea

as sir william mckay recently remarked, impeachment in britain is dead.e at home in the world's longest standing constitutional republic, instead of a once century phenomenon which it had been, presidential impeachment has become a weapon to be wielded against one's political opponent. in her thoughtful "wall street journal" op-ed a week ago saturday, peggy noonan wrote this. impeachment has now been normalized. it won't be a once in a generation act but an every administration act. democrats will regret it when republicans are handing out the pens, the pens of the signing ceremony. when we look back down the corridors of time, we see that for almost our first century as a constitutional republic, the sword of presidential impeachment remained sheathed. had there been controversial presidents? oh, yes, indeed. think of john adams and the alien sedition acts. think of andrew jackson and henry clay. were partisan passions occasionally inflamed during that first century? of course. unless there be any doubt, the early congresses full well knew how to summon