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everywhere i go there's a new self-storage place why? s responding to great demand it's a relatively small industry but it's growing you have additional capital coming into self storage mobile home parks basically. commercial real estate is far more than areas where they were talking about lack of over building and lack of over ledging is where we are. >> i saw your pinky, the fifth reason of your five was that the positive impact of tax reform hasn't made its way in. >> that's right. >> how >> tax reform was very positive for real estate. variety of provisions that make commercial amitriptyline real esta estate -- real estate investing good it takes a cycle or you two to really focus on those benefits our clients finished their 2017 taxes. they haven't had time and there's been a lot of confusion about some of the details of the provisions that are just now getting answered that's why, brian? >> it's hanukkah now christmas is coming. it's the holidays. we like to hear good news. five reasons why real estate might do well. >> great to be

. >> reporter: -- e used the agency's new -- he used the agency's new self-service terminal and walked out in minutes. what's the longest you've ever waited at the dmv before to get this done? >> as long as two hours. >> reporter: the dmv has 151 kiosks in the entire state, two dozen in the bay area including grocery stores and libraries. the goal says to decrease notoriously long wait times at the dmv. some customers say they can wait up to five hours or more. in july the agency received $16 million to alleviate long lines. >> the more automated they can make that stuff, the better it's been for me. >> reporter: but are the kiosks really helping? a dmv spokesperson told kpix5 it's difficult to say and he would need time to pull the numbers. do you feel like you're still waiting a long time? >> yeah. i absolutely dread it. i hate coming here. it takes forever. >> reporter: it seems there's still frustration for those who with have to wait in line, but a much different feeling for those who can use the kiosks like michael. do you think you'll be using this in the future? >> definitely.

normally a christmas shutdown would be bad political news. self inflicted.it comes the same time that republicans have begun to speak up and speak out against the resignation of james mattis. my question to you is do you see us beginning to see fissures in the republican coalition that aren't just quiet expressions of discomfort but real concerns by republicans in congress with this president? >> yeah, i do. a couple of things are happening here. what you're beginning to hear publicly are the same complaints a lot of rrps are hearing privately going all the way back to the beginning of the trump administration. they've gotten louder over the summer. but i think the twin blows of mattis resigning, essentially in d disgust. the fact that one of the few remaining adults has gone has put fear into a lot of republicans who are beginning to understand in a real and visceral way that things could go badly from here on out. the other factor here is we at bloomberg reported friday night that trump was suddenly obsessed with the possibility of firing fed chairman jay

nine different countries joined forces to question facebook as part of an inquiry into "fake news". the self wanted to speak to the company's founder, mark zuckerberg, but he said he wasn't able to be in london and the committee left his chair empty. instead, one of his employees — who's also a member of the house of lords — faced the group. the corporate decision of facebook to blow off this meeting with mark zuckerberg, was that... how was that arrived at? who gave mr zuckerberg the advice to ignore this committee? i wouldn't characterise the decision as a blowing off. it was a decision that we took to try and understand... so you say it's not blowing off, you're trying to understand. we're trying to understand who advised mr zuckerberg. was that his decision, or did facebook say, to protect mr zuckerberg, "stay away from this meeting"? i will take responsibility for decision—making around appearances in front of committees. we just, for the record, have appeared in front of numerous committees this year of different institutions, including mr zuckerberg himself appearing before two congre

there is a lot of talk with nvidia and the new self driving cars let's say self-driving may be more importantanelc i continue to hear it much safer than humans. >> something going on at alphabet they're making major changes to healthcare and bring in this guy. he's brilliant they bring in this guy something is happening at alphabet they're tired of doing a stock that's not doing well or china reinvent itself. >> it has been a terrible stock verses the rest of fang. >> i am not sure if it is still standing because -- >> they better not do china. >> they make so many errors. they should be criticized more >> diane green had this unbelievable business that just never stops. >> if you don't monetize things, they have healthcare and they finally appointed a ceo for healthcare >> i am going to say this. >> they got the other bets line is long. >> let's have losses it is like so much -- their cloud initiative, whatis the term that you use for apple? >> unmitigated disaster. i did not use that somebody else did. >> they are falling behind the rolling stone are touring again. >> i heard that. >> every

santa clara central park library is unveiling the brand new self service terminal. renew our registration and print it out there on the spot. the berkley council has a new use for old city hall building, this winter they plan to convert it in to a temporary homeless shelter. the plan is to operate for 45 days when it's raining or when temperatures drop below 40 degrees. the city council will vote tomorrow on whether to let google transform 50 acres in to offices, shops and restaurants. critics say the move will increase housing costs and push residents out. we will have news updates throughout the day, kpix.com. a handful of stalled vehicles blocking lanes, chp clearing up with out of the roadway. westbound bay bridge, lights are on, 37 minutes to head in to san francisco, one stall is near the metering light, the other near treasure island. san pablo, 3-4 cars involved. number two lane blocked. >> we are starting off the day with cloudy skies, pretty view with the sales force tower camera, south this morning, looking at cool conditions as well as dry conditions for

mark: they are working on several new initiatives like self driving car technology, new versions of thech, health centers, all the services and augmented in virtual reality -- and virtual reality. the bad news, it does not sound like right now there is anything in the pipeline that will replace the success, massive success the iphone has had over the last decade. we had a part in our story today indicating the iphone was at a it low and that meant generated more money for apple than google, and walt disney generated altogether combined themselves over the same period of 20. i don't see another product -- 2018. i don't see another product exceeding those sales. they will have to come out with several new product lines, things that work around the i phoned and a sales dip -- iphones, and as iphone sales dip a little bit, maybe it will add up to something bigger. romaine: what happened to a are? i thought that was -- ar? i thought that was supposed to be the next big thing. mark: they have been talking about that more than anything, but in the last few of their conferences and earnings cal

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and mariah carey set to be far, far away from times square this new year's eve. >> the self-proclaimedchristmas has revealed she'll be ringing in the new year with a performance at a resort in st. barts surrounded by family and friends. >> is this the honeymoon for the indian couple? >> it's a much friendlier crowd for mariah. >> it comes after the diva's lip-sync disaster and the tea-gate, i just need my tea. demands for tea on live television. so she's performing in st. barts. >> y'all won. >>> drake is showing off some new ink. >> the canadian rapper recently shared a clip of himself lounging in the pool showing off a giant owl emblazoned across his chest. hey, zaddy. champagne papi. >> yeah. speechless. gne papi. >> yeah. who's got the time to chase around down dirt, dust and hair? so now, i use heavy duty swiffer sweeper and dusters. for hard-to-reach places, duster makes it easy to clean. it captures dust in one swipe. ha! gotcha! and (new) sweeper heavy duty cloths lock away a twice as much dirt and dust. it gets stuff deep in the grooves other tools can miss. you know what? my

residents here have formed a special bond with the dogs and many look forward to more cuddles in the new year. a selfre the winning ticket was tucked into the visor of his white van. he was was finally persuaded to check his stash of lottery he made a claim for the prize — the 12th biggest win ever in the uk last week. now it‘s time for a look at the weather. it's it‘s a day of mixed fortunes out there today. it is the winter solstice so the shortest day of the year. the days will get longer from now on which is good news. a mixed picture in terms of the weather. a lot of showers and cloud but for some of us there are brighter skies breaking through that cloud. it is pretty breezy across the southern pa rt pretty breezy across the southern part of the country. this shows where we‘ve had the rain over the last two hours and it‘s been through this central part of the country. further south things are brightening up further south things are brightening up this afternoon. quite a breeze coming in from the west. and it‘s pretty mild with temperatures around about 12 to 11; degrees in southern pa rt about

. ♪ jon: a young member of the new congress, self-described democratic socialist alexandria ocasio-cortez claire mccaskill, tweeting: ocasio-cortez also has made headlines promoting her far-left agenda since defeating longtime incumbent joe crowley in the election. she begins her term in the house of representatives this week. >>> california might launch its own satellite to monitor climate change. as one of democratic governor jerry brown's last acts before leaving office january 7th. claudia cowan explains how this would work and who would pay for it. >> reporter: california governor jerry brown if recently closed out a global climate summit in san francisco with an out of this world idea. >> we want to know what the hell's going on all over the world all the time. so we're going to launch our own satellite, our own damn sat lite to figure out where the pollution is and how we're going to end it. >> reporter: brown says space-based technology can pinpoint sources of methane, a potent greenhouse gas that contributes to global warming. >> this initiative will enable us to spotlight the me

and thanking everyone who supported her on instagram she posted this video of her six year old self with a new two and e.s.p.n. interview and it is she says when my now fiancé looked at me and said the following my answer finally became clear i will support you fully no matter what you choose a but what matters to me the most more than anything is that you can hold our children in your arms one day without being associated with pain. well i will be bad at eighteen g.m.t. but for now i hand you back to come out of course you can also tweet me on santa's eight of the score of now come on let me thank you for that son and that is it for this newsgroup hashtag i use it to keep in touch with us i'm taking a few weeks off so i will see you once again in the new year twenty nineteen the newsgroup of course return studio forty here tomorrow fifteen hundred hours g.m.t. on. call the most much the same has now been held in pretrial detention for two years what is his crime. why hasn't he been tried yet why hasn't justice been applied in this case is he detained because he's a journalist as journalism be

. >>> if you need to renew your vehicle registration and want to save time, off new option. dmv self service terminal will be unveiled today at the santa clara central park library. >> reporter: everybody has some kind of horror story, the kiosk like the here, should help. they opened ate couple of months ago, this one is a soft launch. today the unveiling is happening this afternoon. this is the first library in the bay area to get a kiosks and it's the third library of the entire state to have one. most have been installed in field offices or inside grocery stores. you can renew your registration on line. doing it in person is better. if you do it on line you have to wait for the hard copy by mail. publicout cry about the lines that stretched in to hours. throw in computer crashs and people were reporting four to six hour waits. back in september, governor brown ordered an audit of the finances and performance which will be done by march. the unveiling is 2:00 p.m. be here as well with dmv staffers. >>> the holiday season is here. in san francisco it's not just shoppers crowding th

no it shouldn't because the company has to ready itself for the new age with electric cars and self driving cars especially the electric component means that cars in the future will have much less a fraction only of the parts that are going into the vehicles as we know them with diesel or with gasoline engines or with hybrids and that of course also means that there are fewer workers needed and of course with volkswagen is also more pressure on the brand volkswagen it's known that the c.e.o. have but these really has an agenda to get the profitability up there so that may play into it as well but expect messages like this connected with the mobility also from other manufacturers in the next little while. the german blue chips though should buy a new low. yes it dropped under six hundred seven year olds it's not that far down yet under seven year olds right now it's battling with the seven year old level and down about fifty percent over fifty percent in fact for the year the newest plunge this week came from a new scandal brewing over price rigging in the bond trading sector the e.u. commis

. >>> new this morning, self-driving cars developed by google now available for paying customers. news broke about five minutes ago. bob redell is live in mountain view. a lot of people are wondering where can people hail one of these vehicles? >> reporter: marcus, not here in the bay area. not yet. waymo won. this is a company a car company owned by alphabet. it will be operating in the phoenix metro area starting today. starting right now according to the company. you might have seen the waymo minivans buzzing around the mountain view area during test runs the past several years. the driverless vehicles use sensors and software to navigate the roads and avoid obstacles. in this video handed out by waymo, you can see how the new service will work in arizona. users will call for a waymo using an app on their phone very much like uber or lyft in that respect. whammo, there's your waymo in theory when you agree to the price. it's available to 400 people. those who entered the rider program. there will be a driver in the car at first as the program rolls out. they're going to be there

then, how do we scale into new industries? things like self driving cars. ability for a car to be connected and to be connected to every other car allows it to see around corners. and that's a big, big change in how logistics work and how cities work. same thing with health care. emily: how will my life and the -- my life be different? how will the world be different? steve: near-term, much more access to more bandwidth at a cheaper cost in the number of companies that can provide you service at a very high rate, meaning the equivalent to what you get on your wired internet at home will be available in your home and outside of your home. they'll go up by a lot. you'll see some competition between the cable companies who provide you internet service and the wireless companies and they will really change the landscape. emily: we've reported that china is considering merging the second and third largest telecom companies. there's a great concern this will give china and advantage with 5g. are you concerned? steve: not much. i'm not sure i see an east west comp

own governments it is part of the problem not part of the solution as a an independent and self respecting news organisation or news culture should be sort of the idea that if we go along with the french government coming up with a fictional or suggestion that if those are the people who are becoming known to the streets of paris and other small town to city and cities across france over these past weekends or do so as part of some. militias a lot that's been engineered by the a few tin and some spooky castle and say didier the hell out of the bournville and this should be laughing at that such allegations and he should be directing their focus on their the french government would make such a preposterous allegation that's not a leader that's fantasy that's a fairy tale this is a very dangerous one john good to talk to an affidavit that was a u.k. based journalist john white thank you. prime minister justin trudeau has expressed concern over two canadians detained in china last week saying his government is taking the situation very seriously he says the arrests are politically motivated result

also new this morning, self-driving cars developed by dpoog google are available for paying customers. >> the news broke in the last hour. bob redell joins us live in mountain view. where can people hail one of these vehicles? >> reporter: laura, marcus, not here in the bay area, at least not yet. waymo 1 is the name of the company. it's owned by alphabet based here in mountain view. it's going to start in the phoenix metro area starting this morning. you might have seen the autonomous minivans driving around the mountain view area during test runs the past several years. the driverless vehicles, they use sensors and software to navigate the roads and avoid obstacles like other vehicles and pedestrians. in this video handed out by waymo, you can see how the new service will work in arizona. users will call for a waymo, using an app. very much like uber or lyft. agree to the price. whammo, there's your waymo, in theory. the service is only available to just over 400 people. those who have been part of the early rider program since april of last year. the company also says that there wi

there's no ceiling on his outrage and ability to avoid real news and be self-obsessed with the mueller investigation. >> which is not to eliminate the reality this is somebody under a lot of pressure. >> i think fst the sign ofit's pressure. he said michael cohen has pleadsed guilty to crimes that has nods to do with him. absolutely wrong. he's pleaded guilty with two crimes that have a lot to do with donald trump. one is the payoff from stormy daniels. he pointed to trump as a co co-conspirator. it's possible that in the memo that comes out today that maybe more details on both of those crimes that will make trump look bad. that's one reason to be upset. he seems to think that mueller is coming out with this grand final report that may not happy. mueller is not obligated to do anything. he's doing what he does best. >> it is fair to say the president is not having a great week. we had the flynn filing on monday. two more comie ining today. we have a rocky stock market. under achieving job numbers this morning. you've seen this backlash. some pressure from kacongress about the gm plant

there focus on new cybertechnology, specifically self driving vehicles but also looking at large-scale contracts to address postal workers, asked about amazon's deal, and interview last month donald trump said i think they are getting the bargain of the century. that is why i asked for a review. it is now in full swing. usps created a special task force to evaluate its deal with amazon, the postmaster general is warning change is coming. reforms are necessary to enable the postal service to grow revenue and compete more effectively. the postal service will remain focused on aggressively managing our business. amazon has done well, sales shot up 50% and new york times study released this week found last minute shoppers trust amazon a bit of any other e-commerce outfit. tech insiders tell amazon customers to buckle up, they say things could get rocky for the company in the new year. >> the so-called keep it in the ground movement aims to stop the use of oil, coal and natural gas to slow down climate change would critics call the idea and economy killer. how this policy is supposed to wor

even the new york times them self got access to friends lists to enable article sharing. 150 companies has access to more data than facebook disclosed impacting hundreds of millions of users every month. i want to bring in rich greenfield who has a buy rating on the social network. also with us is sarah frier. straight, this facebook gave spotify and netflix the ability to read, write, and delete my personal messages? what does that mean? sarah: what facebook was trying to allow you to do here is use facebook in a way that was better integrated with those apps. you can send a song to a friend, a show to a friend, and you would not have to go straight to facebook and copy and paste. it was integrated. you need to have the repercussions and write permissions -- you need to have the right permissions. spotify and netflix go in there and read something i sent to a friend in 2013? sarah: that's unclear. the times does not go into that detail and neither does facebook. what it really wants to know is that there is a big difference here between allowing you to do that kind of messaging, sendi

more from our sports news correspondent richard conway... if they don't selfen regulation will perhaps be thrust upon them the issue for them is that they have to get their house in order to look at the issue of tv advertising, but there is a degree of what they're going to do at that point. give a tinker around the margins or, do they do a grand gesture and removing tv advertising for a defined period prior to the hearing and then after large sports. soa hearing and then after large sports. so a big decision from them, it is still to be verified, it will be verified at a meeting of the big five gambling associations when they meet next week. and the idea is introduced in time for the start of the new football season in august of 2019. now there is an unfamiliar sight in scottish football at the moment. kilmarnock are at the top of the premiership, a point ahead of both rangers and defending champions celtic — who were both held last night. steve clarke's side have only lost once in their last 11. so can they spring a further shock by beating celtic this weeke

reuters reports about 30 drugmakers will raise prices in the new year.the drugmakers are ending a self-declaredade by a pharma industry under pressure from the trump administration. netflix denied it accessed any users private facebook messages.in the case of netflix and spotify, the streaming companies were able to read, write and delete users' private messages on facebook and see all the friends on those message threads. both companies told the new york times that they were unaware of these broad abilities.in 2014, netflix tried to be more social by enabling users to. recommend shows to their friends on facebook messanger.uber is ready to put its self driving cars back on the roads.the company pulled all of the cars in march after a fatal accident.the cars will go back in the road in pittsburgh, where they were the first city to host the self drivig vehicles.and mcdonald's is bringing back its 2 for 5 dollar mix and match deal. this time it includes a quarter pounder with cheese-the new one made with 100 percent fresh beef.also part of the line-up are the big mac, the filet-o-fish and the 10-

have been living in salem, oregon for nearly a year and a half, this reunited family be self-sufficient in this newcity: they spend afternoons at a sun-splashed nearby park. they have a decent used car, a new apartment, and just enough money for food and a few toys for the kids. >> you're doing a great job. >> reporter: isaacedimself has lais best job yet, $17 an hour as a much-in-demand translator for the school district. >> yeah i've got about five moro syllabus t on. >> reporter: and his kids are thriving in school. >> the workload that they give to elementary students here are like the workload that they give to mdle schools back home. i feel that they're getting smarter than me. >> so she's eight pounds, seven ounces. >> reporter: and there's a newba in this family, petunia. she gets regular neonatalps chechrough oregon's health plan, and the doctor also checks in with mom, amelia, to make sure that her anxiety and ?epression are under control. >> your mood is ok rrnot getting too sad, or d? >> a little bit. >> well we get a little bit up to near boiling point, and then just calm down a bit. >

residents here have formed a special bond with the dogs and many look forward to more cuddles in the new year. a selfware the winning ticket was tucked into the visor of his white van. he was was finally persuaded to check his stash of lottery tickets by his partner trish fairhurst and her niece. he made a claim for the prize — the 12th biggest win ever in the uk, last week. i wonder how many others have been put somewhere safe and forgotten about? time for a look at the weather with sarah keith—lucas. hello. it has been a bit of a grey start to the day out there and as we head through the remainder of today, we are still expecting quite a bit of cloud and some outbreaks of drizzly rain for some of us too. now this picture comes from one of our weather watchers in norfolk. you can see the shower clouds around. there is a little bit of brightness developing here and there as we move through the remainder of the afternoon. but what we've got, we've got this area of low pressure which is heading its way gradually from west to east. so that brought the rain we saw this morning across parts of northern en

new york. she did many self-portraits. shows her inure her native dress. frida thought it was very important to show she was a proud mexican woman. she wore beautiful jewelry and white dresses. that.ought it's important to cross cultures and learn from each other, to build empathy to the good of everybody. it's a wonderful portrait. story about the cross-cultural impact that americans have had from asians all around the world. let's go downstairs and look at those american presidents, starting with george washington. here we are in the hall of americans presidents -- america's presidents. don't forget to put -- to pick up the brochure, because it does real work. you can see all of the presidents we've had to date on one piece of paper. now i want to introduce you to a very important painting of possibly one of the most important americans we've ever had, george washington. 1796 byainted in gilbert stuart in philadelphia. why is it so important? the man whotrait of invented the presidency. he was not only at america's first president, but he came out of ret

on her first day in charge the party is getting behind its new leader electing have proposed nominate to an important post on it come on. self is now a potential successor to replace chancellor. invited to meet the new boss and he could come cabin by were worked hard to get elected to lead the c.d.u. now she plans to broaden the conservatives appeal to win back voters from the right wing populist and the greens if possible before the european elections in may she merkel and monthly very valid candidate for the european conservatives are prepared to take on the right wingers of the alternative for germany if he's been elected it's a right wing party in part an extreme right party and therefore we will fight with everything we have against exerting great influence in our country but if he is the german breaks that party if you want a situation like that in london vote. but if you want stability peace and cooperation on this continent vote c.d.u. and support us in the next european election the next model by the european elections will be the first look must test for a crime karen barlow who may well be the next candidate for c

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sport can take them out of themselves, it can give them a new confidence, it builds their self—esteemr other clubs and teams that they wouldn't normally have perhaps had the experience of. it is that confidence that is important for children if they are going to improve their chances in life. i'm not normally sweaty at school but now i'm boxing and having fun. i would rather be coming here, playing around and boxing than be sat doing nothing. plus i've always wanted to do boxing. there is a will to get more children into sport, but money is an issue. the report says that children from poorfamilies are more likely to do less physical activity than children from the most affluent ones. when i started out playing football and boxing, you had like minimum weekly subs you paid. if you couldn't pay it, your coach would kind of say, "all right, carry on," whereas now there's like direct debits people have to pay monthly. there's no doubt that most children enjoy sport, but without the funding and facilities, many still lack the opportunity to take part. ashleyjohn—baptiste, bbc news. time fo

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country but also came to the united states with her hundred and has been in california and new york and did many self-portraits. it shows her in native dress. it was very important to show she was a proud mexican woman who wears beautiful jewelry and an ambassador for her culture. she bought that and believed it was important to learn for each other in our cultures and the good of everybody. it's a wonderful portrait and were pleased to have it here. we show the cross-cultural impact that america has had from nations around the world . >> let's go downstairs to look at the american presidents, starting of course with george washington. here we are in the hall of americans presidents and when you come to the portrait gallery, don't forget to pick up the brochure because it does real work. you you can see all the presidents we've had today i one piece of paper or plastic it on your fridge. >> i would like to introduce you to a painting of one of the most impaired americans we've ever had, george washington. it was painted in 1796 by gilbert stuart, in philadelphia. why is it so important? it's the port

new silicon valley. how family businesses are using self-driving technology to help them stay in business. no mom in the history of moms has ever turned down a hand-made ornament. she never wondered if there would be enough room for it on the tree. this year find a place for a new one from santa's wonderland at bass pro shops and now cabela's. where kids can hang out with elves, make a craft, and get their picture with santa, all for free. that's right, free. time passes. hold onto christmas. this week kids can decorate a gingerbread house. and monday through thursday get a free plush animal. . >>> a woman in the country illegally who was set to be released from jail was arrested by federal u.s. immigration and customs enforcement agents. a henry lee is live with us with more on what happened. >> reporter: this woman has been released but she still faces possible deportation after i.c.e. agents arrested her here at the jail. an undocumented immigrant ended up at the jail after being being arrested for having heroin. she told sheriff's deputies the drugs belonged to the father of her daught

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news, paris. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," in the ongoing series "note to self," former first lady michellevice that she would give her young self as she heads off to princeton. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪ >>> this is kpix 5 morning news. >> hello everyone good morning. taking a look our tower camera south. a lot of fog this morning. it is tuesday december 11th. thanks for waking up with us i'm kenny choi. >> and i'm michelle griego. it was tricky getting through that fog this morning. >> tfgs it was so foggy i missed the street that you turn left on stanson. >> oh, yeah. >> a little spooky. that halloween feel for sure. we're looking not just in san francisco but oes of the bay area dealing with that dance fog as we start off the day. so life look at ourcatemperatler than yesterday morning. san jose

there focus on new cybertechnology, specifically self driving vehicles. re looking at large-scale driver contracts to replace postal workers and a series of new truck leasing schemes we just about the amazon's deal with usps donald trump said they are getting the bargain of the century. that is why i asked for a review. they review is in full swing, usps created a task force to evaluate its deal with amazon and provide recommendations, now the postmaster general is warning change is coming. reforms are necessary to enable the postal service to reduce costs, grow revenue and compete more effectively. the postal service were remain focused on aggressively managing our business. amazon has done well this christmas season. sales shot up 50%. new york times study found last-minute shoppers trump amazon over any other e-commerce outfit. tech insiders tell amazon customers to buckle up. things could get rocky for the company in the year. donald trump and the first lady share a very special holiday message. >> we are truly thrilled to which every american a very m

self-esteem to a new beginning where i can strive to achievea high school diploma as a student at the adult wording editorial centre on community college of cisco. [cheers and applause] >> thank you community housing partnership for letting me know i was never a lost cause because you gave me hope for a brighter future in my wonderfully renovated home on the tenth floor of 1750 mcallister. [applause] thank you. [applause] [cheers and applause] >> so we have one speaker left who i have the honor to introduce. before i do that, i want to actually, the community has been spoken about a lot today. we are all interconnected. where i was born and lived the first ten years of my life, in the bronx, i played at the same part that robert walked his dog. that to me is interconnectedness. as most of you know, i grew up in affordable housing in new york city and finding stable places to live, and even when i moved here in 1994 give me the opportunity to go to college and go to school and have this incredible honor to lead this organization that is changing

no it shouldn't because the company has to ready itself for the new age with electric cars and self driving cars especially the electric component means that cars in the future will have much less a fraction only of the parts that are going into the vehicles as we know them with diesel or with gasoline engines or with hybrids and that of course also means that there are fewer workers needed and of course with volkswagen is also more pressure on the brand of volkswagen it's known that the c.e.o. how about these really has an agenda to get the profitability up there so that may play into it as well but expect messages like this connected with the mobility also from other manufacturers in the next little while. german blue chips those should buy a new low. yes the drop under six under seven year olds it's not that far down yet under seven year olds right now it's battling with the seven year old level and down the boat fifty percent over fifty percent in fact for the year the newest plunge this week came from a new scandal brewing over price rigging in the bond trading sector the e.u. commissi

that new service dubbed waymo one will eventually let writers hail a self driving car, nap on their smartany has been testing the service and parts of arizona with 400 early writers since april 2017. today the writers started playing for the right and are now allowed to bring guests on their trips with them. in october, california gave waymo the first permit to test fully driverless cars in the state. the company said it will eventually allow the public to ride in them as it is doing right now in arizona. >>> that will do it for us. ktvu news that 5 begins after the break. >>> ktvu news that 5 starts now. >> every living president, world leaders and friends all there to pay respect to george hw bush, a man eulogized as a war hero, a great president, but more importantly a loving father. >> last friday when i was told he had minutes to live i called him. a guy answered the phone and said i think he can hear you but he hasn't said anything for most of the day. i said dad i love you and you have been a wonderful father. and the last words he would ever say on earth where i love you, too. >>

reports that portray the children of reunion as lucky to have been given a new life in a better place, marlene's 19—year—old selfrrived four years before, she was given minimal schooling. instead, she says, she worked the land in a rural convent. in the end, the education marlene was promised amounted to an agricultural diploma. she ended up working as a supermarket cashier and on a production line. she'd already done that in the convent. the nuns had had her glueing boxes for factory produced sugared almonds. was it racist? was it well—meaning, but with dire consequences? through the modern lens, uprooting children from their culture and whatever family ties they might have, leaving them thousands of miles across the world and then not fulfilling your promises, it looks, at best, illjudged, and at worst wrong and cruel. and it went on into the 1980s. jesse and her younger brother and sister were in the first resettled group from reunion to arrive at this children's home south—western france in 1967. jesse has spent years trying to discover the background to her family story. but her care files from this childre

year, 2019 is around the corner, with new year is resolution, top 3, according to a survey, that i want to start eating healthier, get mori exercise. focus on selfe, making new friends, and getting a new job. does anyone actually stick to their resolution. >> i started my regula regular , get rid of stuff, i put 75 books out on my stoop. get rid of it. do it but don't think too hard. >> i made mine with you last year, meditate more. kennedy: did you. >> i did. kennedy: well done. >> i don't do new year reading.. >> this is just my life plan. kennedy: february, the machines are open at the gym again. january is a nightmare. >> people pretending they know how to work the equipment. >> i get it. all right. >> panel thank you. >> thank you. >> matt, richard and lawrence. join me and pete, monday night 10 p.m., eastern, 7 in west, fox news channel, best new year's eve ever. coming up obamacare. that is no good. but a new study suggests president obama signature healthcare program may be killing people, i'll explain after the break. >> a great song, welcome back. road to hell 55ed with good intentions. lear, fore most obamacare expert. peter suter man