mike martin is also here. and again, if you have any questions about the stuff i breezed over quickly, i've got these great background slides i can rehash too. i wanted to make sure you hit the highlights >> thank you. >> so moved. >> second >> is there any public comment on this item? >> president brandon, it's a pleasure to be here today to address this issue particularly. i'm curious as to the definitions of this stakeholders in terms of how the group defined this stakeholders for this project. it's important that we cannot let our voice what's you talk about sustainability and you >> so, with your interview you might want to consider looking at that as a way to find some creative proposals that not only look at social side of things but also look at economic and the environmental part in terms of your sustainability. it's important you don't forget in your museum piece. if you have the community participating in your proposal, as opposed to your advisory groups, you might be able to get more diversified op

martin luther king to white t walker. in march against segregated schools that walker was organizing here in richmond. it's signed mike. only dr. martin luther king's closest friends referred to him as mike. that's a powerful indication of how close their friendship was. it's very humble looking but it's a powerful artifact, this aluminum cup. this belonged to teresa walker, who is a fellow civil rights activist. this is an important reminder of the role women played in civil rights movement. teresa wyatt got this cup when she was imprisoned in jackson mississippi in june 1960 one, after taking one of the freedom rides. those were the rides organized by civil rights activists, both white and black activists, who wanted to test southern compliance with federal mandates against segregated busing and interstate bus travel. groups of freedom writers would take long bus journeys into the deep south to see if they would be allowed regardless of race to go into the same waiting rooms and so forth, even though federal law mandated that. the freedom writers were generally met by violence, intimidation and often imprisonment. ter

take a memo to mike beat up martin. ouch!on, really. what's the secret, why has it lasted so long? generation, really. what's the secret, why has it lasted so long ?|j didn't create it, matt did, everyone here works so hard and it boggles a reminder that it's been around 30 yea rs. reminder that it's been around 30 years. with president trump seat production does not imply that we wa nted production does not imply that we wanted it. no one, no assume buying that. it's the simpsons is funny but it's also a special mixture of comedy but also having heart, ijust wa nted comedy but also having heart, ijust wanted to play another clip showing really and getting to the essence of the simpsons, let's just have it listen to this. i need you to. that's the problem with being low class, anybody who really cares will abandon you for those who need it more. i understand. i'm going to miss you. i'll tell you what, whenever you feel like you are alone and there's nobody you can rely on, this is all you need to know. thank you, mr bergstrom

why he wants martin's family to pay up millions. mike bloomberg's never been afraid of tough fights, the ones that make a true difference in people's lives. and mike's won them, which is important right this minute, because if he could beat america's biggest gun lobby, helping pass background check laws and defeat nra backed politicians across this country, beat big coal, helping shut down hundreds of polluting plants and beat big tobacco, helping pass laws to save the next generation from addiction. all against big odds you can beat him. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> getting you to some breaking news coming out of hawaii. honolulu fire department is saying that firefighters are responding to pearl harbor in a shipyard amid reports of a shooting we are hearing there is an active shooter that is now being reported by hawaii news now. our sister station reporting notable casualties were going to stay on top of this developing story bringing more as we get it. >>> it is getting less enticing to buy an electric car this

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martin has the complete bay area forecast. ea forecast. on the economy, a unique leader. mike bloomberg's created over 400,000 jobs.omy that works for us. tax fairness -- where the wealthy pay their fair share. education .. affordable college and high skill vocational training so people can succeed in the new economy. economic security .. lower cost health care and affordable middle-class housing. proven leadership on jobs .. to build an economy where people don't just get by, they get ahead. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> after a delay, the commercial help season is underway. they had to wait because of issues with fishing gear. >> this is what crab lovers have been waiting to see. this crab boat unloaded about 20,000 pounds of crap on monday morning. >> the weather was kind of bad last night. guys are getting out there. they are bringing them in. >> fishman telus the crab looks pretty high quality. >> indications are looking good. i think it will be good. >> they delayed the opening to prevent migrating whales from getting entangled.'s new we didn't want to have to turn to the whale, that's th

mike >> booyah. go ducks. >> i like the ducks. >> i have a concern about lockheed martin. >> why >> i worked for lockheed for4 years. been buying it since i was 25. loaded up inconsistently it keeps overwhelming my portfolio and now i'm 66 and retired and again it is overwhelming my portfolio and my money manager is saying what do you want to do i'm at 42% and i'm debating whether i should trim back. >> when you told me that number i'm going to have to side with your money manager it's not really side i work closely with everybody. that is a little bit too much. particularly at your age which by the way i regard as very young and think you should come out of retirement so i don't feel so bad. but i do think that lockheed martin is a very good stock. you worked at a great company. congratulations but you own too much of it versus the rest of your portfolio history often rhymes stay patient now much more "mad money" including an update on where we are in the impeachment process with cnbc's own aman javers. that wasn't the only story that dominated the market today i'm breaking down fedex's latest earnings tell

scattered cloud today with more rain on the waichlt bill martin will break down the forecast after the break. on the economy, a unique leader. mikever 400,000 jobs. as president, an opportunity economy that works for us. tax fairness -- where the wealthy pay their fair share. education .. affordable college and high skill vocational training so people can succeed in the new economy. economic security .. lower cost health care and affordable middle-class housing. proven leadership on jobs .. to build an economy where people don't just get by, they get ahead. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. you shouldn't have to pretend you're fine. you shouldn't have to be the ambulance. you shouldn't have to be thinking about the cost. you should just be focused on her. covered california can help you find a health plan that fits your needs and budget. because we believe you shouldn't have to choose between the life you've built and the care you need. ♪ ♪ y. bill martin will break down the forecast after the break. >>> a young girl being called a hero after racing to save her family from a house fire this morning in san jose. >> ho

all down by more than a percent north of lockheed martin all headed for the best year since 2013 back to you. >> thank you very much let's head over to mike trading nation >> thank you very much we're taking a look at roku. stock still up 350% for the year just in the last three months it's been wild where does this move stand how would you play it? >> it's a long term up trend for the stock. you see a gap down like this it's always difficult to determine what to do do we wait to add exposure i think the answer is yes. when you see a gap down following a nice move like we have seen in roku it tends to mark the beginning of a gap. i think there's a short term down skieds. the impact of this dramatic gap is short term for this stock it's not impacking the long up trend which you can judge by the rising average there is some support between here and there right around 117 to begin with. >> one of the reasons we have wild swings for this stock is the size of the overall opportunity, internet, tv is tremendous nobody is quite sure when roku will be able to benefit financially in a meaningful way relative to where the stock is valued now where

mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>the trump administration is delivering on its promise to reduce the number of people reliant on food stamps kron four's washington correspondent recall martin sat down with the usda. deputy secretary about a new rule that could impact nearly 700,000 americans. >>the trump administration is moving ahead with new food stamp work requirements that could strict food assistance from nearly 700,000 americans and some democrats on capitol hill are outraged frankly they should be ashamed of themselves to deter sherrod brown says it's an attack on the country's poorest citizens, how thousands of people who mostly have jobs. >>working 8 $1012 an hour. will lose some of the help they get t, feed their families. >>the rule will affect able body men and women, 18 to 49 who don't have children. it will restrict states from extending it pass 90 days for those who don't work at least 20 hours a week. brandon lipps who oversees the food stamp program at the us department of agriculture. >>says the safety net is still there. >>states have the option to exempt 12% of their population individuals don't have to go to work tomorrow they can get 3 months of benef

martin lewiser king to walker. it's dated december 3rd, 1958. it's referencing a march against segregated schools that walker was organized here in richmond and it's signed mike. only dr. king's closest friends referred to him as mike so this is a powerful indication of how close their friendship was. we also have this, it's very humble looking, but a powerful artifact. this aluminum cup. so-called freedom cup. itt belonged to walk eer's wife teresa, who was a fellow civil rights activist so this is an important reminder of the important role women played in the zyl rights moouchl. now she got this cup when she was imprisoned in jackson, mississippi in june of 1961. after taking one of the freedom rides and those were rides that were organized by civil rightsing activists, both white and black activists, who wanted to test southern compliance with federal mandates against segregated bussing and interstate bus travel and so groups of freedom riders would board buses in the north and take long bus journeys into the deep south to see if they would be allowed regardless of race, to go into the same waiting rooms and so forth. even though federal law mandated that

mike. >>> an east bay woman is on the run after police say she purposely plowed into her son's barber with her car. the man she hit is out of surgery and recovering. ruby confronted bryan martinut her son's haircut. witnesses told nbc bay area she started screaming and kicking the glass door at delta barbershop. martin, the barber ben outside when police say the woman hit the gas and rammed martin. >> was there anything else i could do? he said make sure everybody's okay in the shop and already concerned about other people. it's just who he is. >> martin's leg is badly broken and yet he is wishing his attacker well. writing on his facebook page, pray for the lady who hit me. she has two young boys with her. the sons are safely located and the mom is facing criminal tsarges. lafayette police with the help of a fairfield s.w.a.t. team arrested two men from fairfield yesterday and seized guns while serving the search warrant. the robberies happened on halloween and on november 26th. the police chief told us a tip from someone who saw something helped them to find those suspects who were considered dangerous. investigators in oakland and benicia are looking into whether the same

mike dunleavy, elected as alaska's 12 governor and wasthe first governor to be sworn in . we are of course the second youngest state in the nation just for reference. candidate for president joe martin was about 60 years old when we join the union in 1959. and in nearly 600,000 square miles of land mass alaska's not just america's largest it's one of the largest subcontinent of the western hemisphere . over half of alaska is called the unorganized borough, i always around folks from texas that it lasted the four time zones, we are the furthest western state, furthest eastern state and as a matter of fact we're so far west we're closer to australia and california. i have a hard time getting their arms around that so half of alaska is called the unorganized borough meaning it's residents live outside a burroughs form a government to being an alaskan term for county. so this creates a delicate situation for our policymakers. we're constantly striving to balance the priorities of our residents in acreage and servings with those who live out and sometimes the middle of nowhere. and then we have hundreds of smaller communities in census designated areas consisting of alaska natives and mo

mike johnson. he is a republican representative from louisiana and a member of the house judiciary committee. congressman, thanks for joining us this morning. >> hey, martin, thanks for joining us. >> so the president says or indicated that he'd like to have a long trial in the senate complete with witnesses as we just mentioned, such as hunter biden, maybe even the whistle-blower testifying. do you agree with that strategy? >> well, i understand the president's thoughts there. he's really been upset. he feels like he's not been afforded due process. we certainly agree with that sentiment. and i think he wants to air his side of this case. you know, at every stage of this with the secret hearings in the basement that were championed by adam schiff and then as it was taken over by chairman nadler and our house judiciary committee, the republican side or the republican defense, the president's defense side has not been heard. we requested nine witnesses originally, we were only given three. we were given no fact witness in the judiciary committee, which is the one that actually has jurisdiction over impeachment so the president has been frustrated by this,

martin "kpix 5". >> ted smith is al looking for donations and you can nominate your local hero for a jefferson award online at jps.com/she wrote. "kpix 5".com/jarome. mikeugh fights, the ones that make a true difference in people's lives. and mike's won them, which is important right this minute, because if he could beat america's biggest gun lobby, helping pass background check laws and defeat nra backed li country, beat big coal, helping shut down hundreds of polluting plants and beat big tobacco, helping pass laws to save the next generation from addiction. all against big odds you can beat him. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. we all have things we love and long for. a place, a feeling, a moment. but only kerrygold can take you there. to ireland's lush, green pastures. where grass-fed cows produce rich, creamy milk for the most delicious taste imaginable. that's no ordinary cheese. no. it's kerrygold. kerrygold. the taste that takes you there. >>> 6:56 a.m. and time for look at this morning's top stories. >> pg&e pays a whopping $13.5 billion to settle legal claims from people who lost hom

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martin. waze says 20 minutes before the real traffic kicks in but the crash, so there will be more slowing headed up to morgan hill. back to you. >> mike thank you. >>> montana governor steve bullock is ending his presidential campaign. the announcement happened overnight. the 53-year-old democrat entered the race in may, filed for the new hampshire primary less than a month ago. bullock pitched himself to voters as a campaign finance reformer, who could win in red states but his campaign never caught fire. there are now 16 candidates running for the democratic nomination. >>> still ahead this hour, we all keep talking about the weather, but it affects so many of us, no matter what your day has in store. live team coverage coming up at 6:00 a.m., including the rain totals that we've seen in the santa cruz mountains, and the issue one south bay medical facility overnight. >>> but first -- >> that kind of took away the last little bit of strength i had for a little while. >> america's prescription drug crisis is more than the high cost. the economic reason for a shortage of some life-saving drugs. you're watching "today in the bay." so,

martin says that specificly she was unhappy with the scratch that was left on her son's neck. >>anwhat when kids from the whole time a good kid. it's a little problem. mike and ike and calm he down. we started to come in the door of the shop about stepped outside to get del good als license plate number. >>and that's when she ran the car into him. she put her kids in the car. >>with yellow i do think she will park and get out of he way she literally has go out brain to the buding took part in the in the building. key polical reverse and drove off. >>7 days later and now delta deal has turned herself in to authorities but without providi any statement as to what happened. and back out here live in antioch it is unclear at this point what charges she will face and also how many charges, she'll face courting live in antioch j r stone kron 4 news. >>thank you j r a sheriff's deputy is charged wi annoying or molesting child the alameda county sheriff's officespecial victims unit says it learned back in october. the 49 year-old jason deutsche men sent a series of sexually inappropriate text messages to a teen girl and harasd her in a sexually inappropriate man

martin security. it's being called the fastest sustainable dividend grows the highest yielders include american eagle and restaurant brands mikend of shift in the dividend, you need that sustainable growth in the dividend for it not to be a value trap as it were. interesting for some of these stocks like citi, perhaps the biggest factor is management decision of how much they're going to switch out of buybacks and dividends as opposed to the fundamentals of the company. >> it's very true and the business just keeps kicking off capital they can't deploy elsewhere. history does show that dividend growth is a pretty reliable performance strategy over very long spans of time as opposed to just buying the highest yielders i think it shows you that the client base of wall street constantly craves income ideas. >> another name that was in this report is huntington ingles industries, which is the largest military ship builder in the country. we had the ceo on cnbc yesterday. defense games or the industrials more broadly, is there stuff that you like there, especially when we are having a conversation about dividends, payers, reliable

martin and gilroy. so the waves of rain coming through especially this morning will be a little bit more widespread and then becoming more hit or miss going into the afternoon. mike, you have a crash in san jose. >> i do, kari. we are talking about the rain coming through out of south county. our predictive traffic flow we'll talk about that in a second. we were showing the slowing north 280, you might have spotted that the last time we took the map. north 87 and 1k0 1, north 280 might affect traffic here as folks avoid 280 and continue up 101 and take back down 808 there were north 280 at tenth street. coming out of morgan hill on 101 the predictor traffic flow through waze should be steady anour.r the crash on 280 might affect the southbound flow. the bay bridge toll plaza the only slow up with the toll plaza lights. back to you. >> thanks, mike. this morning on capitol hill, round goff the impeachment hearings begin as the house judiciary committee takes over. they'll determine. f president trump should face articles of impeachment. tracie potts is live in washington where will you makers released a scathing new report. >> in about an hour that report will be