i would like to present the 2019 youth award tonight. -- two nate. nate.ause] nate: good morning. thank you for the introduction. and the amazing work you to have done throughout the past few months and years. thank you to reverend al sharpton for using your platform toward fighting for equality and social justice in many underrepresented immunities. .y name is nate i'm a junior at kennedy high school in montgomery county, maryland. truth, i could never have imagined standing here today less than two generations after the civil rights movement. as a proud black american in the presence of many of our national leaders. speaking about my ideas. this breakfast is also a particular honor for my family as well. my mom and that immigrated here from ethiopia two decades ago, bring the values of hard work, perseverance, and compassion. most importantly, a firm belief in the values of the country. the fundamental traits continue to serve as the driving force in my life. parents,ther king, my and most importantly, god has taught me that we all have a rightful place

after four days in the hospital, nate now sits in a wheelchair.his dog by his side.user"the two vertebrae that i broke, turns out to be the nerve endings for the arms and hands, so it feels like my arms are sitting in a fireplace."that day now plays out over and over again.so do two words that saved his life: hey siri.nate felix/iphone user "hopefully getting better day by day."kelsey thomas, (grant) kelsey thomas, (grant) now to our four zone forecast... as we take this live look outside at the embarcadero... joining us now is chief meteorologist lawrence karnow... lawrence karnow: another storm moved into the bay area bringing rain into the afternoon. doppler continues to show more rain falling now. on the satellite image you can see a series of storms headed our way. tonight the rain will continue but decrease after midnight. it will partly cloudy on saturday with highs in the 50s and the low 60s. the clouds will be on the increase on sunday with a chance of rain in the afternoon. a series of storms without much bring heavy rain to the bay area next week. floodind

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rallied including so many young people like nate who you will meet later this morning and a very special 9-year-old, doctor king's granddaughter yolanda. you lender you have to learn how to be forward and not be shy anymore. you were beginning to beam when you jumped up faster than your mother did. yolanda once said that i have a dream that is enough is enough. i have spent enough time in churches over the years to say amen. doctor king is still lowered drum major for justice and as we celebrate his birthday let's remember that to truly honor the way he lived we must redeem the way he died. as many of you know, i have been fighting gun violence and the nra for many years spending hundreds of millions of dollars of my own money and traveling around this country rallying voters of gun safety candidates and causes. i am glad to say i have never seen more energy behind a movement that i see right now.

i got to follow nate, perfect.ou so much, hill, it's good to see you. >> this week for me took on a little bit of a new meaning. i called my grandfather in preparation, to get his thoughts, i do this pretty regularly. he shared with me that he met dr. king once. he told me that in 1961, while serving in the air force through a station in montgomery alabama, one day while walking out of a drugstore, dr. king was walking into the drugstore. they exchanged a few words and brief conversation and dr. king said, thank you for your service . my grandfather replied, no sir, thank you for yours. this is the first time my grandfather ever share the story with me. i'm not sure what took so long to pass this information along with this because really reflect that on a. how incredible if the same young service man he met dr. king outside of the segregated drugstore in 1961, or 50 years later would be introduced to the first black president by his own grandson. so, for me, this day is about three things. reflection. reflection o

u nfortu nately, the slightly milder atlantic air.g toward the alps to bring more disruptive snowfall, u nfortu nately more disruptive snowfall, unfortunately here. but for our shores, we enter this westerly airflow for the next couple of days which means less cold. there will be filed —— fog around. the bridge is not too far from freezing. local pockets of frost. —— temperatures. hopefully things will brighten up a bit, particularly the north—east of england, we think, and southern and eland scotland and central parts of england. quite a lot of cloud and drizzle for the highlands. —— eastern scotland. in the south, considerably higher. we will notice the difference. the weekend, we will pick up the wind. it will be a big player in the weather. it is coming in from player in the weather. it is coming infrom a player in the weather. it is coming in from a relatively mild direction but more unsaddled weather around and more showers. we start saturday morning with another weather front having given rein in the north. if i did, brighter s

. >>> joining me to discuss is executive director of world central kitchen, nate mook.opened an emergency kitchen in washington, d.c. to support federal employees either working out pay or furloughed. nate, good to have with you us this morning. >> thank you for having me. >> the founder/chairperson jose an dres. he tweeted out this, i want to share this. he fed people at wildfires, after hurricanes. he tweeted this, never imagine we at world central kitchen would be feeding the justice department and fbi. i assume they never expected they would need a free meal. what are you seeing, what are you hearing? >> absolutely. this is new territory. we tend to work after hurricanes, volcanos, kwooild wildfires in the past year. we serve about 5 million meals to folks in need. what we are seeing is a different type of disaster. it's not a natural disaster but a man-made disaster. and we're seeing a lot of folks that are struggling because of this we have hundreds of thousands of hard working federal employees that are now almost a month without pay. some of them still have to g

. >> nate felix there wasn't time to think.y react. >> it was instant. >> flipping hi jeep i ary lake bed. whole body was probably % paralyz paralyzed. i couldn't lift my head. >> he was trapped in pain and trying to think of a way to get himself and his dog to safety. >> i had my dog next to me trying to figure if i could stay warm through the night. after ten minutes of that, i realized there would be no way. >> he was in the middle of nowhere. he couldn't move. no one could hear him scream except maybe his phone. >> i yelled hey siri, i yelled call so-and-so, so-and-so, going through anyone i could think of. it didn't work out. cannot connect, cannot connect. hey siri, call 911. said connecting. >> these are the spreaders. this is what we used to pry open the doorway. >> we slid him on to a backboard. >> after four days in the hospital, nate now sits in a wheelchair. his dog by his side. >> the two vertebrae that i broke turns out to be the nerve endings for the arms and hands. hopefully getting better day by day. >> felix s

is everything that you wish for as a football player and we were very fortu nate to football player and for his return. he's been out of action since december with a groin injury. in that time, he's missed 16 games — the longest layoff of his career. we gig“.-- e.-t -.e. -- we ta: his tiezz:z tzzt zztt: zz we has: his 5:3 contact. -- yesterday, we saw his half contact. today, we got up and down with an short scrummagers and he got a bunch of shops. tonight, we will see how it feels tomorrow morning and we will just take care it feels tomorrow morning and we willjust take care of them. we will keep taking it day by day and see how he is doing. finally, this was the festival is body. that thank you forjoining “ us. hello. i hope you made the most of monday's sunshine. there is more cloud around for tuesday. it is colder, it is going to be wetter in places and well, yes, some of us are going to see some snow. even from the word go, the snow showers are peppering western parts of scotland. so overnight into the morning, there will be a light covering in places, more so into the hills, but e

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but again, we did not make the schedule, u nfortu nately, did not make the schedule, unfortunately, ande dealt the same challenge. serena wlliams has been given a reminder ofjust how long she's spent at the top of the sport. having reached round three, she now faces an opponent born a year after she won her first grand slam back in 1999. and now she's going for slam number 24. williams beat former wimbledon finalist eugenie bouchard in straight sets and is hoping to draw level with margaret court's all—time singles record. she plays dayana yastremska of ukraine in the third round, who's just 18 years old. ithink, "god, serena, are you still out here on the tour? seriously? " i'm going tojust go out there and obviously take her extremely seriously. she's made it this far, she's here to win. world number one simona halep survived a scare. halep was trailing 4—2 in the deciding set to american sofia kenin, but did enough to see off the challenge much to her relief, and faces a williams sister next in the shape of venus, who, at 38 won her first slam 19 years ago. favourite in the men's dra

u nfortu nately, you. the £270 t—shirt.£270. that's like we cannot. how much would you pay for a t—shirt?|j definitely would be doing two digits pretty much, i would like a zero off of that. maybe half of that. obviously, they will start to look under what conditions they were made. this would have to be... to justify that, they hirst must have made this. or made out of gold or something. —— mike damien hirst. it boggles the mind. would you pay that for anything? i don't think i've ever paid £270 for any item of clothing. it would have to be a special t—shirt and they kept us guessing what that image. special t—shirt and they kept us guessing what that imagem special t—shirt and they kept us guessing what that image. it is a plain white t—shirt. classic. it will never go out of style. it might go great in the wash. thank you both. that's it for the papers this hour, thanks to asa and nicola, we'll see you again at 11:30 for another look at the front pages. hello. there is a very different feel to the weather on the way for

the opponent of good organisation, very deep defending and the pitch, u nfortu nately, very deep defending pitch, unfortunately, the first time i have experienced snow in england, so that's pretty difficult. in the end you have to say that leicester did really well and, you know, it was a bit unlucky of course for us with the goal in the last second pretty much before half—time. you don't want to have that. you don't have to lose the ball there. and then they get the freekick. that is all true. but at the end, you have to take it like it is. elsewhere, chelsea missed the chance to close the gap on the top three. they were thrashed at bournemouth, wherejosh king scored twice in a 4—0 victory. southampton and crystal palace shared a 1—1 draw at st mary's. they remain level on points with fourth—from—bottom burnley. and tottenham kept alive their slim title hopes with victory over watford at wembley. son heung—min, back from asian cup duty with south korea, and fernando llorente scored for spurs as they came from behind to win 2—1. in spain, the holders barcelona are through to the semi—final

once the supreme court rules, if they say the program can be determine nated, that's the end of the program if there isn't legislation. >> object the migration policy institute's website, plenty of tools that we often use on "the washington journal" to talk about numbers when it comes to immigration issue. the deferred action for childhood arrivals data tool breaking down recipients by states. the last caller was from pennsylvania. . the numb of daca recipients in pennsylvania about 4,870. the migration policy institute estimates that those meeting the criteria is 14,000 in the state. so the program participation rate in pennsylvania is 35%. you can click around the various states and other information stools. russell in halls tennessee, you're next. >> yes, my question is why is there any discussion about illegal immigrants when we have veterans starving on the streets. >> well, i think that we need to have both conversations. i think at the moment, there are 12 million unauthorized immigrants in the country. there's millions of homeless people and veterans that are both populations somewh

he do nateed millions to help the homeless and backed the measure to tax the wealthy. >> the oakland city council approve add resolution to name a street after grant way. 22-year-old oscar grand was shot and killed by bart police officea platform ten years agood. the currently unnamed road is on of the station. supporterrings say they want to honor a life tragically cut short. >> it's day 32 of the government shutdown and finally signs of movement with the senate planning to vote thursday on two competing bills but the strain is starting to grow. 800,000 federal workers are hopeing the politicians in washington are ready to choose compassion and compromise. >> reporter: this week at the federal correction institution in dublin, some of the prison's employees are not going home everyday at the end of shift. >> since i don't have money it's been tough. are corrections officer, justin bell, slept at the prison on cots. >> that way instead of driving home and spending $20 on gas we can sleep in the training center. >> reporter: the employee's union says others are sleeping in vehicles or

threading the need tol nate renfrow. here's ferrari again. jordan ford is the offense for the gaels. step back three. 24 for ford. a 4-point game. 76-72, ferrari. 19 points, 7 assists. jarod hess and the stamp cardinals visiting ucla. the steal and nobody in his way. they just fired stove. they were up 13 in the second half. justis suing. they don't have enough fire power. a dagger three. it's a revolution in sleep. the new sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now during our lowest prices of the season. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it can even warm your feet to help you fall asleep faster. so you wake up ready to make your resolutions, reality. sleep number is ranked #1 in customer satisfaction with mattresses by j.d. power. it's the final days of the lowest prices of the season. the queen sleep number 360 c4 smart bed is only $1299. ends sunday. sleep number. proven, quality sleep. >>> that's our report. we appreciate your time. >> thank you for bei "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- nicole k

still highly uncertain, u nfortu nately. we still highly uncertain, unfortunately. news coming out over the weekend, but it looks like various conference calls have gone on and not much has happened. i think the key thing is over the next day or so whether theresa may starts to lose control of the debate, and i think that is probably the key thing that markets are looking for. and we know that hasn‘t had much of an impact on the asian market, but the notion that the uk‘s parliament could hijack wrecks that, as the trade secretary, liam fox, says, is that something that could really worry investors —— hijack brexit. that something that could really worry investors —— hijack brexitlj think the thing is if she loses control than the markets will start to figure out what the next step is. and i think although it is highly uncertain at the moment, some sort of deal that involves joining the customs union looks probably the most likely path. and i think markets, if indeed that happens, markets, if indeed that happens, markets will actually feel fairly co mforta ble market

we should step back and just feel yes it's two sides to the story, but u nfortu nately sides to the story but this is a young baby that had been murdered brutally by these children, so the message is quite conflicted, i think she's a very brave lady, but i think she has an important message. finally, front page of the independent, you're a brexiteers, you say we should be the european union, you then decide that you're going to build a brand—new spanking fact 7— you're going to build a brand—new spanking fact —— factory in singapore. it then decide you're going to move your corporate headquarters to singapore. looks a bit weird, that's the problem for james dyson and that's the story on the front page. that hairdryer is quite expensive actually, and now it's au bon pain, but i think it's not commenting as well and only two of his chief financial officers he's actually physically going to move to visit 7— actually physically going to move to visit —— to singapore, and it is hypocrisy because you can't make one statement apparently has nothing to do it at that parody the uk have grown to be

nate said the greatest thing a poem or poet can give is permission. he said it once and i have been quoting it for seven years now but i think the same is true in scholarship. people gave me permission by being. when i was an undergrad, my second year in college i took a class with a professor named jackie goldby. she taught black women writers of the '40s and '50s. i walked into her room and university of chicago at the time, i was undergrad there, was 4% black. we were talking african-american, i don't even want to know, probably would have been in all honesty maybe .5%, maybe 1%. i walk in and this black woman is there and she looks super-tough and she wrote on the board professor goldby. this is what you'll call me, this is my name. i think that was the beginning for me. i wanted to look around and be like yeah, what do you think about that, what you going to say now, to the other people in the class. this bizarrely antagonistic way. but i felt proud, you know. and this is probably happened to you as well. so many times i have been in situations w

we need to ask like a spro power for nate o and many other regional organizes where decisions decisions are made that directly affect our security. none o of this is possible durig a government shutdown. you shut down over each passing day grows a democracy weakens our global leadership, and threatens our security. and we all know republicans and democrats know this. the american people know this. the world knows this. the president needs to reopen the government, start acting like thet, defender of the constitution, and of our national security. the defender of the country needs. so how do we take care of this? well i would again urge the republican leader, let the senate vote on the bipartisan, six-bill mini-bus who passed he and the entire republican caucus should urge the president to sign it. because it would pass. it's republican-leader brought up this bill to open the government, it would pass. it's something senator shelby worked so hard on and we have almost unanimous agreement with republicans and democrats on it. it would pass. all they would have to do is bring it up. becaus

threading the need tol nate renfrow. here's ferrari again.ordan ford is the offense for the gaels. step back three. 24 for ford. a 4-point game. 76-72, ferrari. 19 points, 7 assists. jarod hess and the stamp cardinals visiting ucla. the steal and nobody in his way. they just fired stove. they were up 13 in the second half. justis suing. they don't have enough fire power. power. a dagger three. take prilosec otc and take control of heartburn. so you don't have to stash antacids here... here... or here. kick your antacid habit with prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. for a nasty cold, take new dayquil severe with vicks vapocool. [a capella] whoa! and vaporize it with an intense rush of vicks vapors. [a capella] ahhhhhhhhhh! new dayquil severe with vicks vapocool. >>> that's our report. we appreciate your time. >> thank you for being here. >> tv's number one daily viral video show "right this minute." a driverless boat spotted circling in the water with a three-year-old girl stuck on it. see the dramatic video. >> she's had a

thourk emergency,000 emergency expense is savings our next guest is trying to lend a helping hand nate us from an emergency kitchen set up in d.c. today it looks very busy behind you. >> very busy you know it's been pretty much non-stop since we opened up at 11:00 a.m. this morning. >> how many meals are you serving? have youed so r far? >> i think over a couple of thousand so far. folks are still coming in. we're opened until 6:00 p.m. and will be open every single day. it's been heartening to hear the stories of folks impacted and we're happy to do ou small part here >> you usually respond to natural disasters. and you choose to open up in washington, d.c. is that a statement on the situation in washington d.c. >> you know, it is new for us. you're right we typically respond to hurricanes, wildfires, volcano, these types of things. you know at the end of the day, we're in the midst of a crisis here whether it may not be a natural disaster, but it is a manmade disaster we have hundreds of thousands of fellow americans that are struggling now because of the situation and they need a ho

. >> reporter: then nate phillips locks eyes with nick sandmann, a junior at covington, leading to thatto nbc. >> do you see your own fault in any way? >> as far as standing there, i had every right to do so. i don't, my position is that i was not disrespectful to mr. phillips. i respect him. >> reporter: but phillips saw it differently. >> he wanted to de-escalate it, he should have asked his people, let's exit this situation. >> reporter: as fiphillips' son come a close, some people started throwing tomahawk chops and chanting. >> when we listen to i me fake indian chant that people sing before football games. >> let's make america great. >> reporter: and as phillips begins to leave, a young man offers a parting remark after one of the indigenous people called america stolen land. >> you stole it from the aboriginals. land gets stolen. that's how it works. >> reporter: the day after the incident, covington school released a statement condemning the actions of its students, saying in part, we extend our deepest apologies to mr. phillips. covington adding that it intends to launch a thi

. >> should i bring nate? >> perfect. >> daddy, i don't really like your beard. so when are you going to shave it? >> oh, the beard may be here to stay. i will trim the sides for you. that's not your beard. that's your hair. >> all right. good job buddy. >> we do finish of this sad news, here in san francisco, the former giants owner, peter magowan passed away today, magowan, he was also instrumental on the side of berry bo berry bonds. peter magowan was 76 years old. >> nbc bay area response teaming up to solve your consumer problems. >> in english or spanish. >> recovering more than $2.5 million come a call back ts day. >> nbc bay area responds and telemundo responds will help you get your money back. >> $17,000, that's not a drop in the bucket. fin tonight... cleaning up oeatoday, hundreds came out to baker beach in san francisco to help pick up trash. >>> check this out, cleaning out our beaches, hundreds of volunteers came out to baker beach pick up trash. organizations will be digging into the trash's path. you can see great buds there. they hope to identif

or desal nate the ocean. actually, those provide -- those are important sources. but the water that comes from the north is crucial. and a lot cheaper. so the aqueduct called the pat brown aqueduct needs to function and to do that you need what's called an alternate conveyance. they use pumps that's killing the fish and need another way that's environmentally friendly and that's what the tunnels are, it's been studied and studied and i think when the governor looks at it he'll conclude it makes sense. >> we can get more on that. let's get to some final thoughts. you were called a cent tryst, a doomsayer and a trail blazer. >> i say all of them. we're thing. it's -- life has a range, as a plentitude. yes, i like to be a pioneer and a pragmatist. i like to be a creator but i like to respect tradition. all of that. that's what it is to be human. we have a left hand. we have a right hand. we have two feet. that's the way we make it. if you try to do it on one side of your mind or soul it won't work. >> so you feel that have you evolved as far as your thinking? >> i ho

all that is gone u nfortu nately machinery.here to go. the 400 staff already working for the company have now been put on notice of redundancy. new nuclear build is a very difficult thing to finance. and that financial structure between us as a commercial operation through hitachi and through uk government and the government of japan has just and through uk government and the government ofjapan has just been, at this moment in time, too hard to deliver, but that's not to say that down the line it may resurrect itself, discussions are still ongoing with the uk government. and thatis ongoing with the uk government. and that is the glimmer of hope that we must keep in our minds. and that story has been repeated across the eight coastal sites the government had hoped private companies would build new nuclear plants on. although building has begun at hinkley point, two sites have had no interest at all, two are still at the talking stages, one was cancelled altogether in november and cancelled altogether in novemberandl ‘hitachi's t

nate allen phillips, veterano de vietnam dijo que estaba clausurando la primera marcha indÍgena con unpos para calmar los Ánimos mientras tocaban el amor y decÍa oraciones en lengua nativa. los estudiantes dicen que empezaron a entonar cÁnticos que utilizan en los eventos deportivos. el estudiante dice que grupo de indÍgenas nativosempezÓ acercarse a su grupo. afirma que "creÍ que permanece inmÓvil y cuando yo estaba calmar la situaciÓn y dice que le sonriÓ porque se sobrevolando del indÍgena interactivo, sino que querÍa mostrar que Él no se enojarÍa. nuestros hijos fueron blanco de ataques. . el presidente trump saliÓ en defensa de los estudiantes y los invitÓ a la casa blanca.los estudiantes se han convertido en sÍmbolos de noticias falsas y de cÓmo actÚa el diablo. y tan pronto se conocieron las palmas imÁgenes de lo sucedido, los directivos de las colas se y prometieron una ducta de los investigaciÓn. las cla permanece hoy cerrada porque dijeron que han recibido amenazas. jorge: una encuesta reciente concluyÓ que la popularidad del presidente trump bajo entre los republicanos,los e

. >> reporter: but the wait could be longer for government contract employees like nate bush.e's stocking up on supplies. >> this is another two weeks until that check comes. >> reporter: the north bay coast guard spouses club went on facebook during the ongoing food giveaway for military families. many hope another shutdown can be avoided in three weeks. >> we've given the stress and uncertainty over the last month, it is kind of pard to remain 100% -- [ inaudible ]. >> reporter: now officials say other landmarks like fort point under the golden gate bridge could resume normal operations in the next 48 hours along with shuttles to mere woods. federal workers that we talked to said they plan to return to work on monday. in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> thank you. >>> point rayes national see shore will reopen tomorrow. a spokesperson tells us the visitor center will open and the camping permits will be issued. on monday crews will check conditions along the 150 miles of trail. >> a gunman is wanted in san jose for an early morning shooting that killed a man. y

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and u nfortu nately, 9—0 in that match. and unfortunately, that is what happened!ours is about! million‘s i‘m frankly a bit disappointed in her ordeal that! i expected more from him. franco disappointed in pep guardiola. —— disappointed in pep guardiola. —— disappointed in pep guardiola. —— disappointed in her ordeal. i will miss the next match, i am a bit disappointed, i had to pick one of the other went with the man city away because i felt that was the biggest of the games, and i was right! and why wouldn‘t write us off just yet, it was only 9—0! you never know, you never know. so... iwould imagine that guardiola is setting new standards for his team, you know, you‘d say you beat rotherham seven, now you got to beat this by more than seven, now you‘ve got to beat that! but we lost at home to liverpool in the league cup, i wouldn‘t be surprised if pep guardiola has noted that result and say, you‘ve got to win more than they did. i think if we can prevent something like that then we‘ll have a little bit back. did not admire the endless optimism! —— you have got to

. >> officer nate hendren is charged with involuntary manslaughter. he was on-duty at the time of the shomeing. >>> mont county will soon need a new police chief. the chief said he will retire in april. he has been wearing a badge more than four decades. he was an officer in 1977 and later served as fairfaxy' cou chief for six years. he became chief in montgomery county for 15 years. he has no regrets about his lifetime in law enforcement. what a miss being a chief t in last 20 years, is being out on the road, being dispatched to calls. you have a front row seat to the greatest show on earth. i enjoyed being a police officer and that kind of work. >> he won't be sitting still in retirement. he will be leading the major city chiefs association as it expands its legislativegea. >> i'll bet he has a lot more to give. >>> a father and son in new hampshire are being called heroes this morning. both jumped into action after seeing a jeep in front of them crash into a semi truck. >> inside the jeep was an 18-year-old student heading to college. we're about t

renews calls fo embattled leader nicolas maduro to step aside, while russia ba cking him to the hilt.e nate down two proposals to reopen the u.s. government as furloughed workers are about to miss thek. second paych dueling over da vinci --an why italy and are in a stand' over some of leonardo's greatest works 500 years after his deh. laura: welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. e united states has doubled down on its call for nicolas maduro to step aside and allow for a peaceful transition of power in venezuela. the u.s. secretary of state called mr. maduro's regime illegitimate. the u.s., u.k., and leading countries in latin america have backed opposition leader juan guaidÓ, who declared himselfes interim ent. china and russia are supporting mr. maduro. venezuela's economy is in freefall, which has led millions to leave the country. our north america editor jon sopel has this report. jo last night in caracas, lot of recent nights in the venezuelan capital, gunfire, violence, protests against the government, a cycle seemingly without end as the econom

but putting forward nated sanctions, freezing of additional assets, to really ratchet up the pressure maduro but those in the military who support him. what is going to be important is creating those fissures in the venezuelan military so the military do not obey the orders of maduro in ting to put down and repress the protests or trying to arrest democraticall ected leaders of venezuela. laura: thank you so much for the analysis. this so-called islamic state caliphate that once reached across areas of syria and iraq has been scaled back, down to one area in one small town in syria. it is thought 2000 fighters are holed up there after the syrian democratic force backed by the u.s. made gains today. but the mainly kurdish fighters are facing life without the most important ally now that the u.s. has announced it is withdrawing troops from syria. the bbc's middle east correspondent quentin sommerville has been embedded with them on the front lines. quentin: after years of waging war on the so-called islamic state, the syrian democratic irforces have the foe cornered. i.s. has lost most

in a violent sport, surveys show a majority of players support using medical marijuana including nateend with the denver broncos. he was flattened in a game in 2008. a team doctor prescribed vicodin, an opioid, for his pain. jackson smoked marijuana instead and wants the nfl to change its policy. >> you know, it's not about getting high. it's not about becoming a stoner. the nfl doesn't have to worry about that. you know, the football is a lot worse for them than marijuana. >> reporter: arthur blank owns the atlanta falcons. we asked him whether the league should change its marijuana policy. >> i probably would not be in favor of it because i'm concerned about the gateway effect it has on other drugs. >> reporter: we asked to see the ad, but acreage holdings didn't provide it. cbs said in a statement, "under our broadcast standards, we do not currently accept cannabis-related advertising." the nfl also has the right to reject super bowl commercials. mark strassman, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," norah talks with atlanta falcons owner arthur blank who's making

officer nate hendren has been charged with involuntary manslaughter after shooting alix in his apartment. a late-night game of russian roulette turned deadly, according to both hendren and his partner, who was also there and has still not been identified, were on duty. alix was not. now the city prosecutor says drugs and alcohol may have been involved. her letter accusing the police department of appearing to obstruct the investigation by collecting only urine and a breathalyzer when her office wanted blood samples. the director of public safety hit back. >> to suggest that an officer is engaging in any obstruction of justice is ludicrous. >> reporter: hendren suspended without pay. while his attorney writes, there is no evidence nor will there ever be that this was anything more than a tragic accident. stephanie gosk, nbc news. >>> tonight the nfl commissioner's breaking his silence on that blown call leaving the super bowl in turmoil, and his answers aren't likely to make saints fans happy. with more, here's gabe gutierrez. >> pass is incomplete, no flag. >> reporter: ten days after th

chris nate told us about his furry friend ronnie who seems to be in charge. according to. cats are totally convinced that they're the monsters and humans are little more than slaves. lots of you out there send him videos and photographs of your pets heroes some of the ones that really caught our eye. this seems to have got the knack of it. the first time i did a little bit on the tight side. maybe a bit. i'm david very. thick. now with the fs again. it's time to leave behind out pull the cattle a cat filled homes to head out into the great beyond this week's viewer question comes from sandy. why is it dark in outer space. there are more than one hundred billion stars in our milky way and it's just one of the countless galaxies and the universe sensitive instruments like the hubble space telescope have revealed that there are ten times more galaxies out there than we thought just a few decades ago and these gigantic swarms of stars are distributed quite uniform throughout space so we should see light shining at us from every direction right. just like we see trees in every

minutes hours of that story coming out last night, you saw the house democrats and even some of the nate talking about impeachment. they knew it was a clean case and now itooks like it doesn't exist. robert: what's the key issue to yo with the trump tower prospect with regard to the ecial counsel flfings? michael: the whole issue is could the trump tower issuexp start toin a lot of trump's behavior on the campaign? is that truly why he wanted to embrace russia? he just wanted to build a tow there. he never thought he would win and that's why -- that's the wht i will thing, mystery of trump. you have to remember, the republican candidate before him ran russia is our greatest threat and he ran as i russias our best friend and we've never understood the intelligence pitellectual undings of that and maybe the towerid pr an information. robert: laura, what's the legal peril facing the president at this moment? laura: in the beginning when everybody was ting to vet and it trying to figure out if true anyone could corroborate it, the issue was, as mike pointedut, this is felony, serious, the pr

between greece and its neighbor mustn't delineates ruin the country and turn a lot it's a session to nate so what you're seeing are live pictures just in that square in the front of parliament as really darkness is the sending there more and more people have been making their way to the city center of athens lots of protesters even more riot police we saw earlier pictures running ballots stones being thrown a lot of riot police in full garb as you can see there really just this bursting as much as they counted taking away flags and possibly other at weapons from those protesters pushing them back at least from the front of parliament but just more on this deal it will see the country renamed to the republic of north macedonia in order to try and at this beautiful territories of police rather some greeks feel it's an attempt to appropriate historical and cultural heritage and are strongly against that the mutual deal could be ratified tomorrow and will then go to a fault a little bit later in the week. for decades greece's force basically over a neighbor macedonia's name because athens bor

retired denver bronco nate jackson was flattened in a game highlyddictive. ib jackson smoked marijuana instead. and wants the nfl to change its policy. >> it's not about getting high. it's not about becoming a stoner. the nfl doesn't football is a lot worse for them than marijuana. >> cbs said under its standards, it does not currently accept cannabis related advertising. the nfl also has the right to reject any super bowl commercials. >>> by the way, you can watch the super bowl right here, on kpix 5. coming up february 3rd. >>> can't believe it's been three years since the super bowl was here in the bay area. kind of cool. around here it's getting kind of cool outside, downright cold in livermore and santa rosa, 40 degrees heading to the 30s perhaps frosty away from the city, inland valleys, san francisco at 51, oakland 48, lows tomorrow morning, 39 for vallejo, 39 napper, 39 redwood city, 38 in concord and san jose, 35 in fairfield. kids will need a jacket if they're walking to school tomorrow morning. but no rain on the roads, high- def doppler showing d

. >> reporter: nate ballard is a democratic political strategist who has worked on presidential campaigns, but before politics he worked down the hall from harris. >> she's a person who cares about people in a really genuine way. so when my kids were born, she sent handwritten notes. >> reporter: he says she's already leading the pack of democratic candidates. >> so kamala harris has star quality and she is instantly a front runner in this race. >> reporter: but there's a danger in being the frontrunner so early in the election cycle. just ask howard dean. >> if you become this sensation and you're held upon a pedestal, the danger is that the media and the primary voters will want to tear you down. >> reporter: he says for harris the best strategy is to work at a slow and steady pace and she's got her work cut out for her says former san francisco mayor willie brown. >> got to raise a half billion dollars. there's no question about that. secondly, she's got to be 24/7 in terms of every aspect of her candidacy. >> reporter: but he says she's up for it and she always wins. >> she has never

the system will be monitored and we will ter my nate any missile launches from hostile powers or ve even from powers that make a mistake. it won't happen, regardless of the missile type or geographic origins of the attack. we will ensure that enemy missiles find no sanctuary on earth or in the skies above. this is the direction that i'm heading. we have some very bad players out there, and we're a good player, but we can be far worse than anybody if need be. i've always known and i've watched and i've seen the stronger you are, the less you will need whatever that strength may be. fifth, we will remove bureaucratic obstacles to dramatically speed up the acquisition and deployment of the new technology. sixth, we will insist on fair, burden sharing with our allies. i made it clear we are protecting many, many wealthy, wealthy, wealthy countries. one country they said has an unsustainable cash flow. in other words, they make so much money they don't know what to do with it. i said, send it our way. we're protecting you. send it our way. we protect all of these wealthy countries, which i'm

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chris nate told us about his furry friend ronnie who seems to be in charge. according to. cats are totally convinced that they're the most heroes some of the ones that really caught our eye. this seems to have got the knack of it. the first time i heard a little bit on the tight side. maybe of the day. time to leave behind a cat filled homes to head out into the great beyond this week's viewer question comes from zambia. why is it dark in outer space. there are more than one hundred billion stars in our milky way and it's just one of the countless galaxies and the universe sensitive instruments like the hubble space telescope have revealed that there are ten times more galaxies out there than we thought just a few decades ago and these gigantic swarms of stars are distributed quite uniformly throughout space so we should see light shining at us from every direction right. just like we see trees in every direction when standing in the midst of a huge forest but the night sky is mostly dark this apparent contradiction was first described by astronomer hines they should hand