that it is new york's duty, it is new york's destiny. it is new york's legacy to bring the light, to lead the way through the darkness and i pledge to the people of the state of new york that's what we will do together. thank you and god bless you. [applause] >> this weekend c-span city's tour takes you to santa monica california. with the help of spectrum partners we highlight the literary life and history of saturday noon eastern on book tv. a visit with journalist solreuben has he describes santa monica's culture, economy, and more. >> santa monica is a progressive southern california beat city. it's a major tourist destination. most well-known for being a place where people might come to enjoy the day, be it tourists, and also now as a popular place for young tech start-up companies. >> and on sunday at 2:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv. santa monica pier, author of santa monica pier a eventually on the last great pleasure pier shares the history of this iconic landmark. >> we see almost 9 million people a year come to the pie

we put new mexico on a path to universal pre-k for every new mexico child, right? we need the classroom spots. we need the educators. and we need the educators who will educate the educator, which is why this budget, my budget, also calls for investing $16 million in new pre-k classroom slots so we increase our statewide enrollment to 80% within the next five years. [applause] gov. lujan grisham: and that includes money for early childhood educator scholarships so that we're proactively building and supporting the next generation of top flight educators in this state. thank you. [applause] gov. lujan grisham: we may disagree about how we get there. but i think we all recognize that early childhood education is the foundation of everything else we want to achieve for our children and our families. we need to target our resources to communities that are currently underserved. our most vulnerable populations, they need us to deliver. frankly, i intend to eliminate the term achievement gap from our vocabulary, because it is within our power to close those gaps and ensu

this is the "cbs morning news." [ cheers ] ♪ >> happy new year.evelers around the world welcomed 2019. >>> as the government shutdown rolls into the new year, president trump says he's ready to negotiate while the democrats say they have a plan to reopen the government. >>> and nasa reaches new horizons with an histo ly-by. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs headquarters here in new york. i'm brook silva-braga in for anne-marie green. >>> happy new year, and hello, 2019. millions marked the start of new year. amid heavy security, thousands watched a spectacular eight-minute fireworks show over the las vegas strip. in dallas, fireworks lit up the night sky over reunion tower. farther afield in brazil, more than two million people partied on cocacabana beach in rio de janeiro, some 16 tons of fireworks were used there. and in south africa, more than 100,000 people watched fireworks along the waterfront in cape town to usher in 2019. here in new york, a sea of people filled times square despite some miserable wet weather. the heavy r

kron 4 news. news. (ken) police in florida started the new year off by saving a woman from drowning after her car overturned on the side of a overturned on the side of a freeway. we have the heroic story next at 5:30 (catherine) new year... new laws... including what you need to know if you're planning on buying certain pets... and the changes if you drive in the diamond lane... here's to the stair takers, breakfast makers, step counters, outdoor explorers, faith restorers, appointment keepers, fantastic creatures. farmer's market goers, cholesterol lowerers cell phone silencers. the new lease on lifers, and the positive thinkers. here's to you all that see every day as an opportunity to thrive your way. tonight at 5:30... kron 4 is always tracking local stories. here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood right now. (catherine) today we woke up to new laws for the new year. whether you're buying a dog or driving a car... there are new rules for 2019. we have details on some of the changes.. a

. >> happy new year! >> happy new year! >> happy new year! thank you for watching kpix 5 news this morning. have a wonderful day. >>> good mor, an >>> good morning and happy new year. it's tuesday, january 1st, 2019. welcome to "cbs this morning." ahead, we'll bring you some of our favorite interviews from the past year including former first lady michelle obama. she explains why she doesn't miss the white house and her mother shares why she's camera shy. >>> olympic figure skater adam rippon delivers an emotional note to self. he reflects on his journey, turning moments of failure into opportunities for success and what we can all learn from being our true selves. >> plus an extraordinary connection in a louisiana hospital. a woman mourning her father reaches out to a random couple. and now they are like family. >> and what are your goals for well being in the new year? "new york times" best selling author james clear has tips on how to take your best habits in 2019 and how to stick to them. >> we twin thbegin this mornings new year with a l

a new year means a new look.s a wow. >> all right. >>> and replacing those bomber jackets. i didn't know they were popular. i have not been in style all year. >> i halove it. it's like back to the '80s. >>> we want to get back to your headlines and eva pilgrim. good morning and happy new year, eva. >>> thanks, amy. good morning. we begin with two attacks on new year's eve revelers. in tokyo, police say a van slammed into a crowd celebrating, injuring people and that driver behind bars. >>> in manchester, england, a man stabbed three people including a police officer at a train station. that suspect is in jail. counterterror police are leading the investigation. thankfully, no fatalities in either incident. >>> back here at home, the biggest issue facing partygoers, wet weather, but that didn't dampen spirits. >> happy new year. >> reporter: braving the pouring rain and a whole lot of confetti, more than 1 million people were on hand to watch the world's most famous ball drop. >> whether it's freezing, clear or ra

happy new year. >> happy new year to you. >> did you have fun? >> i went out a little bit. it was cold. >> the winds continue. here you are, you're never more than seven minutes away. this will morning up in our hills, that's where the gusty winds are. right now at least mee that criteria. excuse me. 38, st. helena. everybody else around 20 to 15. you can see we're in the upper 30s around east bay hills. let me tell you what's going to happen today, your accuweather 12-hour. planner. 30s inland, 30s at the coast and sunshine and winds won't be quite as brisk as it was yesterday. >>> let's get to the breaking news. cro crews are battling a house fire. amy hollyfield just got to the scene and she joins us with the latest. >> reporter: happy to report the fire is out. now firefighters are working on mopup. let's get to the video so we can show you what's left of the this hd on avenue msves outokay. two people did have to be treated on the scene for smoke inhalation. they are doing okay. investigators at this point believe it sta

because our motto is i love new york but new york loves you. new york loves you.even if you are lgbtq or a black or white or brown or a christian or muslim or jewish a new immigrant or old immigrant, new york loves you. what makes us great is we have no power for hate in our state. that is new york and that is who we are. that is our message to this nation. thank you. god bless you. [cheers and applause] . >> the government shutdown and the 28th day to mild the senate gavels in for a rare saturday session we will have live coverage here. the president said he will make a major announcement on border security at 3:00 p.m. you can watch the live coverage. follow the coverage of the government shutdown on the c-span networks. . >> downtown was the place to be several places you could get horses and if you needed flower or anything to get you out west so you can just imagine a big thriving community downtown . >> i love sports that's why we need to fight for sports and re- claim them and take sports back and if we do so we need to know our history that is the greatest

for all of us at nbc news, happy new year. watching and have a great >> just punishing people at this point. >> taking tngs to the next level in 2019. >> every fiber of your body is on fire. >> what well deserved honor f

you have strong santa ana winds. >> the new year means new laws in california. with several legislation that could affect what you eat or drink, and how. we take a look at the changes that starts tomorrow. >> reporter: big changes are coming to california's food industry in 2019. starting january 1, full- service restaurants can only give out plastic straws when a customer requests them. businesses that violate the new law can be fined up to $300, the law will not apply to fast food restaurants. also on the first, california restaurants it better for kids meals will be required to offer water or milk as a default drink option. the bill does not ban sugary drinks for children, but is meant to help families make healthily choices. >> another new law is meant to regulate street food in california. senate bill 946 and criminal penalties for sidewalk vendors and requires cities and counties to issue them licenses. just like any other business. beginning the first, the counties will have the option to allow home cooks to sell their food. coke alliance and advocacy gro

caroline rigby, bbc news. happy new year, london.rious matters, and north korea's leader kimjong—un has given a new year address in which he says the country's still commited to giving up nuclear weapons, and that he is prepared to meet again "at any time" with us president donald trump. there's been little progress on north korea's denuclearisation since the two leaders held their historic meeting on the issue injune. mr kim said he could be forced to look at what he called "another path", and warned the us not to misjudge north korea's patience. earlier, i spoke to our correspondent who is in south korea and asked we should make his address. first of all, that renewing of his commitment denuclearisation, i would not just of his commitment denuclearisation, i would notjust gloss over that. yes, the international community and heard this from president trump, from here, and south korea's president moonjae—in, from here, and south korea's president moon jae—in, about from here, and south korea's president moonjae—in, about the agreeme

that's "nightly news." i'kristen welker for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching. a very happy new year. ♪ lights, camera, access ♪ i like it like that ♪ i like it like that >>> will cardi b. remain the queen of hip-hop in 2019? have we seen the lt of childish gambino? our year in music round table roundup has t

stay with us here in new york. >> dave is back in new york.going to host a late-night television program that premieres monday night. what are critics likely to say tuesday morning? >> i don't much care because i found a way to deal with that, pills and whiskey. >> david, you're on. >> oh, i'm on? >> proceed. >> i'm enjoying listening to you snort. >> they gave him "the late night show" after "the tonight show."" and at the time, people thought who is going to watch television at 12:30 at night. who is up? i'll tell you who is up. young people. college people. >> i know this is the first show and i think this guy needs a little support, dave letterman. >> he was anti-establishment at his core. he was thumbing his nose to any existing social structures. >> who are those women out there by the way? >> neighbors. >> i'll get rid of them. hey, excuse me. keep it moving. come on, get out. >> he kind of spoofed the whole notion of talk shows. >> it's the late-night guest cam. please say hello to tom hanks. there he is. >> no one could go on "the dav

>> yes. >> 100%. >> reporter: for many, times square on new year's is a dream come true. >> it's new york city. the city never sleeps. look at the smiles, it's worth it. >> reporter: many travel from far and wide all to give 2019 an extra special start. >> we're getting married in 2019 and we wanted to start the new year off right. >> so you're celebrating your wedding by standing in the rain for 14 hours? >> it's true love. >> exactly. >> reporter: everybody out here has been standing for hours, drenched in rain, without any umbrellas, which aren't allowed for security reasons. but i can tell you, kristen, everybody here is so psyched. i'm not even sure they noticed. kristen? >> i bet they are, matt, thank you for that report. lester will be out there in the weather tonight among the group invited to push the button for the ball drop in honor of press freedom. be sure to tune in. so how will that nasty weather impact your new year's plans? al roker is tracking it all for us. good evening, al. >> hey, good evening, kristen, and happy new year. and as we look at the radar, you can see

hello, and welcome to world news today. brazil has a new president for the new year.air bolsonaro, a right—wing politician and former military officer, has been sworn in as the country's new president. this is the moment former president michel temer handed over the presidential sash to jair bolsonaro, the country's first far—right leader since the end of military rule in the 1980s. the ceremony took place outside the presidential palace in front of a huge crowd. shortly after receiving the sash, mr bolsonaro promised to end corruption and bring the country together. translation: we have to focus on the security of law—abiding citizens. the law, the property rights and the right to legitimate defence. our commitment is towards valuing the security forces and supporting them. for the first time, brazil will prioritise basic education, which can change the present and make the future of our children better. we have to look up to nations which are examples for the world and have, through education, found a way to prosperity. the bbc‘s katy watson has been following devel

happy new year. definitely not a happy new year for the people who live in this converted victorian. a five plex. it looks like the fire started in this corner apartment. the ten nantd ants will not be to return until they determine it is safe. two san jose fire departments responded to this fire. fire was shooting through the roof of these apartments. it started there and the tenants who lived there told "today in the bay" they had no idea how it started. >> we just noticed the alarm. then my mom woke me up. all of a sudden we saw the smoke. right away we got out. >> was the apartment full of smoke when you woke up? >> not right at first. pretty quickly as soon as we got out the smoke was building up quickly. >> a battalion chief on the scene also said he has no idea what caused the fire or where it started. everyone here just happy that everyone got out safe. nobody was injured in this fire. they are in mop-up phase right now. we hope to have more determination on what caused the fire and where it

she's one of the many new faces as part of this new congress, this new record-breaking make up the fact that now this is the most racially diverse congress in history with a record-breaking number of women. i want to show you just the changes in the house of representatives alone, but notably you can see here the breakdown. a big divide the parties here. the number of women, african-americans, hispanic, lbgtq members going up for the democrats but not the republicans but certainly, wolf, again, a new day and a lot of new members up here from a range of backgrounds and perspectives and certainly bringing in that experience up they're washington. wolf? >> good point. thank you very much. >>> while the balance of power in washington now has tilted, a certain amount, poet sides are still dug in on the government shutdown and funding for the president's border wall. let's go to our white house correspondent kaitlan collins. kaitlan, we just saw president trump show up in the white house briefing room for the first time to make a pitch for the wall. what was that all about? >> reporter: well,

in sausalito, chstin ayers, kpix 5 news. maappenelast at chinside wok restaurant on sacramento street in vallejo. two people started demanding that customers hand over their cash. one customer fought back and was shot. he was taken to the hospital but will survive. tonight both suspects are on the run. >>> north korean leader kim jong-un has some plans for the new year. he says he hopes for more high- level nuclear talks with president trump. during a televised speech, kim says he's ready to meet with the president at any time. but he warned the u.s. not to test north korea's patience with sanctions and pressure. kim also said the u.s. should continue to hold military exercises with south korea. >>> a big-name democrat chose the final day of 2018 to announce her interest in running for president in 2020. massachusetts senator elizabeth warren announced that she is launching an exploratory committee. that will allow her to start raising money. >> since i've made the announcement this morning, i've received donations from all

this is bbc world news. its newsday. happy new year, everyone. glad you could join us.d morning. it's 7am in singapore, midnight in london and 10:00 in the evening in the brazilian capital, brasilia, where the right—wing populist, jair bolsonaro, has been sworn in as the new president. in his inaugural speech, he promised to revive brazil's economy and clamp down on corruption and violent crime. he also said he'd liberate brazil from socialism and political correctness. but mr bolsonaro is a deeply divisive figure, whose homophobic and misogynistic comments have angered many. katy watson reports from brasilia. a historic day for brazil, one that evenjair bolsonaro and his fans probably never expected could happen. but he made it, and for the next four years, this will be the man in charge of latin america's biggest economy. a man who's promised to lead brazil down a very different political path to that of his predecessors. in front of dozens of world leaders and amid cheers from his supporters, he was handed the presidential sash. and once again, repeated his campaign

barry petersen, cbs news, london. >>> it's a very happy new year for a mega millions player in new york. there was one grand prize winning ticket in last night's $425 million jackpot. the winning numbers were 34, 44, 57, 62, and 70. the mega ball was 14. the ticket was sold at an auto service shop in long island. the new year's day drawing was the eighth largest jackpot in mega millions history. the winner of october's $1.5 billion prize still hasn't come forward. check those tickets, don't throw them out. >>> coming up on "the morning news," elizabeth smart speaks out. the former kidnapping victim is upset over where her abductor is living now. >>> and new year's rescue. a woman is pulled from a car sinking in muddy water. this is the "cbs morning news." . and keep us protected. we've got to have each other's backs... and fronts. cerave. what your skin craves. when heartburn hits... fight back fast with tums smoothies. it neutralizes stomach acid at the source. tum tum tum tum tums... smoothies... ...and introducing new tums sugar-free. fact: some of your favorite foods stain teeth. un

cnn's fake news. i don't take questions from cnn. cnn is fake news.ake questions from cnn. john roberts of fox. let's go to a real network. of course, both trump and the media have benefited from this mutual antagonism. but as i discovered, when filming another report, a new emerging technology, facial manipulation, could make worries about fake news pale in comparison. the hit bbc drama luther has been sold around the world. but the dubbing used for international versions rather removes the subtlety of the original. i charged one and let the other one off. algorithms figure out where is the eyes... in a rented space in north london, young entrepeneurs are using artificial intelligence to improve the viewing experience. their software understands and rapidly models the intricacies of the face. i grew up in a very small country with 5 million people, which means that we are too small for anyone to want to dub content, so we had subtitles. and reading subtitles, it does take away a certain element of the experience. how do we make sure that this technol

new congress, new leaders live on c-span and c-span2. >> new york governor andrew cuomo was sworn in for his third term at a new year's day ceremony on ellis island. he said his state would build bridges, not a wall. >> at this time we have jenna, the chief of the court of appeal state of new york, step forward and administer the oath of office to andrew cuomo as governor of the state of new york, accompanied by miss sandra lee and michaela kennedy cuomo and mrs. matilda cuomo. >> governor, you were reelected with more votes than anyone in the primary and general election and this evening i am so proud to be here to swear you in, to continue to do the peoples work every hour of every day. please raise your right hand and repeat after me. i, andrew mark cuomo. >> i, andrew mark cuomo. >> do solemnly swear. >> do solemnly swear. >> that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states. >> that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states. >> the constitution of the state of new york. >> in the constitution of the state of new york. >> and i will faithf

>> this is "bbc world news america." funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, f and kovlndation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected need and now, "bbc world news." ben: hello, this is "bbc world news." i am ben bland. our tostories -- brazil has a new president. the right-wing jair bolsonaro is sworn into office.ro heses to fight corruption. pres. bolsonaro: we have a unique opportunity to rebuild our country and restore hope among fellow citizens. ben: it may not look like much, tht this is the first image of an icy world froedge of our solar system. nasa says it is a moment in history. >> last night overnight the ited states spacecraft n horizons conducted the farthest operation in the history of humankind. ben: on the 20th anniversary oft the euro, has een a help or a hindrance to europe's economy? beno, and welcome to "bbc world news." brazil has a new president for r new jair bolsonaro, a right-wing politician and former military officer, has been sworn in asen the new pres th

he sees the new president as a hatemonger.e says he has received multiple death threats from bolsonaro's supporters. >> bolsonaro is not interested in humanitarian crises or refugees or poor people who are starving. men like bolsonaro do not have solutitions to those problems. reporter: brazil's other institutions will now be tested, as the new president attempts to implement his agenda. bolsonaro's party still has a relatively small number of seats in congress, meaning he will not be able to get legislation passed without cooperating with other parties. the courts and his opponents on the streets could also put a brake on his power. helena: and journalist sam cowie has been following this story for us from brazil's biggest city, sao paulo. sam, how sharp a departure will bolsonaro's presesidency likelye for brazil? sam: well, brazil will undoubtedly face a very hard-line conservative shift. this is something that has been brewing for a while now. you haveve had, in the last four years essentially, you have had mammoth corrupt

people across the world welcome in the new year. it's a new year and a new start for andy murray. he's safely through to the second round of the brisbane international, his first tournament since september. and we start off a new year of weather with things a little bit colder than they have been but a lot more sunshine too. i will have all the details here on breakfast. it's tuesday the 1st of january. our top story: counter terrorism police are leading an investigation into the stabbing of three people at victoria station in manchester. two passengers and a british transport police officer have been treated for knife wounds. will batchelor reports. move away now! move! a new year, but an increasingly familiar sight — one man, armed with a knife, bringing violence and fear to uk cities. this was the scene at manchester victoria station just before 9pm yesterday evening. the man being restrained by police officers had allegedly stabbed two people, a man and woman aged in their 505, as they waited on the platform. a british transport police officer who went to help was stabbed in t

it is new years. >> happy new year! we will let it go because it is new year's. happy new year. happy new year to my family and friends in the audience from romania. that is a long walk and you guys did it. worldwide, worldwide. >> a pickle. >> reporter: amazing to be out here, love your hair. >> keep looking for a yodel or of your own. if you get a bonus you get a bottle of nothing. pete: it makes you think how much is possible in 2019. kennedy: we all hope for economic growth and we are optimistic where this country can go. it is a little bit chaotic. last minute of 2018. let's do it together. yay! 10, 9, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one. happy new year! ♪ ♪ for all acquaintance ♪ we forgot ♪ >> so much possibility in the air. on the horizon. >> revelers rising, stick around. >> for 16 hours with the confetti. >> diapers are worth it. >> we should all decline. ♪ i'm leaving today ♪ i want to be a part of it ♪ new york new york ♪ these log a band -- vagabond shoes ♪ are longing to stay ♪ right through the

, but by building new bridges and building new airports and creating new middle-class jobs and an economic feature for the next generation and showing us how good we can be at our best when we are together. my friends, our new legislature is thankfully not governed by democrats. i feel liberated, i felt like i was fighting with one arm tied behind my back and we will not repeat mistakes of the past. we know how campaign rhetoric only aggravates further. new yorkers are smart, they know there is no magic wand or a single silver bullet. my father used to say we don't need ideas that sound good, but rather ideas that are good and sound. new yorkers know the difference between rhetoric and results. we either perform by delivering real solutions that restore hope and progress in people's lives, or we fail. it is that simple. either the government works or the government doesn't work. either the government delivers or does not deliver. if we don't deliver, we fail. but, in new york, failure is not an option my friends. we will get it done and it won't be just what new york got done at its defini

yes, breaking news. breaking news. did i do? >> kennedy: thank you so much. >> pete: tyrus may go rogue. it happens. >> kennedy: i love it. >> pete: do you know whatever goes rogue? our man, on point, bret baier. bret baier always dialed in, always ready to go. >> kennedy: bret baier, we have them on skype. >> hey, guys. i am in palm beach had a great party. i came into the kitchen to talk to you. i am with my wife. say hi. we are having a blast. countdown. it's going to be a fantastic year. no matter what your politics are, no matter what your ideology, it's going to be jam-packed with news. we've got you covered. >> kennedy: it's not an easy night technologically speaking. bret baier is always there, whether it's on skype, whether it's live. are you there? we lost you for slacken. >> can you hear me? i'm here now. >> pete: we got your audio. >> kennedy: we may need you to get in the minivan and head over to miami to rescue our coworker phil keating. phil keating may be in a little bit of a pickle. >> pete: could you

kron 4 news. (robin) coming up on the kron 4 morning news ... p-g and e has released a statement on its role in the camp fire... but for some, it raised more questions than it answers. (robin) and then... we take a look at how the on-going shutdown is affecting people here in the bay area. (robin) but first... we'll take you to a vigil for oscar grant, a decade after he was shot and killed at fruitvale station. (robin) and here's a live look outside...at the san mateo bridge. (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. the second day of the new year is coming along with more pleasant weather as temperatures boost to comfortably cool highs in the 50's much like yesterday with calm winds continuing. skies will remain sunny before increasing cloud cover and rain looking likely into the weekend ahead. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. ( robin ) it's been 10 years since the shootin

andt day of this new year this new term, together we face a new reality. it's a day that not only calls for celebration but perhaps even more importantly, my friends, more perspective. when they write the history books about this time and place, i believe they will record this period is one of global and national unrest. thousands of new immigrants reaching our borders in search of hope you a time saw saw a trouble -- troubled, frightened american citizens frightened by stagnation and the deteriorating braved new doubts about where our country is heading. there is a fundamental questioning about the viability of the american promise. -- covenant that has founded our nation to a 40 years ago, and reached full flower for our ancestors yearning to breathe free. of theated by the torch great lady in the harbor. a land that would work with you, lift you up to reach new heights as high as your wings and work could carry you, with individual freedom and equal rights for all. an american promise grounded on the theory that we would work together. this sacred compa

happy new year! >> happy new year! >> griff: happy new year!ou have the best year ever, right? [cheering]. >> carley: happy new year. isn't that cool? >> carley, i'm praying you have a daughter or son in 2019. it's the best ever. and yeah, i love you all. thank you for supporting fox. i'm so grateful and thank you for all you do. you support me. that means you support her. i'm so grateful and honored. we're going to have a good year next year. love you. >> i'm blessed! >> griff: thank you. happy new year! happy new year, ainsley. we love you, too. you bring so much to this channel. that's what it's all about. >> carley: it is. >> griff: family there. >> carley: so cool we got her at home. she carved out time for us. what a beautiful family. there's nobody more genuinely beautiful inside and out than ainsley. so cool to catch up with her. who are we going to next? going to nashville? >> we're going to new orleans with lawrence v. jones, our newest fox news contributor. lawrence, how are you? happy new year! >> happy new year. i know everybody is

new year, a lot of new changes. another kardashian baby in 2019. some things don't change. >> okay. >> well, yeah. number four doesn't sound so bad compared to 10, with our local mom. plus, i'm sure they can afford lots of nannies. >> and surrogates. >> yeah. very exciting. >> congratulations to them. >> hope it's a good year. back in 25 minutes with an abc 7 news update. thanks for watching this morning. be nice to yourself. man, the first day back from vacation is always a little >>> good morning, america.e winter storm alert. this morning, a major new storm developing across the south bringing snow, rain and ice from arizona to louisiana. this car with the word "help" abandoned on the interstate. the new warning as millions head back to work this new year. >>> also this morning, shutdown summit. president trump invites leaders from both parties to the white house today for their first face-to-face meeting in weeks as the shutdown hits day 12. can they strike a deal? >>> overnight, a stunning new message from incoming republican senator mitt romn

henderson, news director for radio iowa. paul steinhauser is new hampshire's political reporter. we are taking calls from across the country. we will start with chicago on our democrats line. caller: good morning. i have a couple questions. is trump's approval rating like in iowa? secondly, it is kind of a comment and question. of info thatt trump is unbeatable. i am not understanding where that i -- where the ideas coming from. the lost the vote of the american people. how does that make him unbeatable when we just flipped michigan and wisconsin? host: the president's approval rating and how he plays in iowa. guest: there has not been an approval rating taken since the government shutdown. a rating that was measured in december might be misleading. we do not know how that is playing with iowa republicans, democrats and independents. iowa republicans are firmly behind president trump. the chairman of the iowa republican party has attacked fellow republicans who have questioned trump's leadership, namely nebraska senator ben sasse who has often been offered a critique of the presi

happy new year. >> good morning. >> happy new year.hope you got eight hours of sleep last night like i surprisingly did. scott, to you, i don't -- why respond that way? i mean, why -- what do you make of the president saying, yowlver have to ask her psychiatrist about elizabeth warren? >> he's responding to her the way he responded to all the republicans who ran against him for president and the way he responded to hillary clinton and the way i suspect he's going to respond to all the democrats. he's going to give them nicknames, insult them all, the way we have come to know he treats his political opponents. in terms of a tactical matter, elizabeth warren is exactly the kind of nominee he would love to run against. too left wing probably to be elected nationwide. she has a lot of similarities to the kinds of candidates that didn't do very well in middle america over the last couple cycles. i think trump would love to engage elizabeth warren and make her seem like the leader of the democratic party because it's what's best for him. >>

year and new laws, coming up we will look at the new laws that will affect those who drive or ride in motorized vehicles. >>> 140 people stuck on a chair lift. the scary moment for the skiers and snowboarders and how they were rescued. >>> new video this morning after a rescue on the slopes. 100 40 people are safe after getting trapped on a ski lift in montana. on the top of your screen you can see one of them being lowered down with cables and a harness. it was a long process taking over two hours for the ski patrol at whitefish mountain resort to get everyone off the chair lift after a mechanical issue. in a statement the ski resort says they provided riders with blankets and warm drinks with no injuries reported. >>> heavenly ski resort is experiencing problems with the strongest you wind. some of the lifts at the top of the gondola are on hold because of the wind, the resort was shut down yesterday because of the weather as well as the annual ball drop being canceled as part of the new year's festivities. if you have plans to go to the sierra to play in the snow do not do it on th

it seems like the new year's hangover. i hate to be the bearer of bad news.he global stock markets pretty hard this morning. as well as export orders continued to decline. jonathan what a morning. happy new year. it continues to be a bear market although we turn the colander. just look at friday. 150 new two week lows. last year the equity market was exceptionally hurt much more than ours. as a global economy it's not surprising that week data from china actually is affecting our markets here at home and pretty severely on this first day of the new trading year. the chinese market was down 25% last year. and more signs of that their economy is slowing more than ours. but we might not be realizing how badly their economy is slowing. how bad do you think it really is and is it a worry that it's a global demand story. perhaps in the '90s and early 2000's. they could benefit by diversifying across the country. that typically isn't the case anymore. as is a global interconnected comedy. -- economy. there is no question that their economy really stalled quite drama

kron 4 news. an investigation is underway after a fire broke out at a house under construction the so last night in campbell ... on the 500 block of century drive. fire fighters put out the fire within half-an hour. the fire heavily damaged one side of the home, but most of the home has smoke damage. while part of the home was under construction ... 6 people are displa morning. no one was hurt. ( darya )also in the south bay -- san jose mayor sam liccardo was hit by a car while riding his bike on new year's day. a spokesperson from the the mayor's office says liccardo was cycling on sierra road when he was hit by a car. the mayor was taken to the hospital and is a "bit banged up," but should be home in one or two days. liccardo's office says he's being kept at the hospital for observation. the mayor released a statement thanking the san jose police ... firefighters and the regional medical center. ( darya ) now to the north bay ... where two men have been arrested in the assault of another man in

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this is bbc news. the headlines at 8pm: a terror investigation is launched after three people including a police officer are stabbed at manchester's victoria station. my thoughts are very much with the couple who are still being treated in hospitalfor their very serious injuries and of course with the brave british transport police officer that was stabbed during the attack. signals from the nasa space probe new horizons confirm it has successfully flown past icy mass ultima thule, the most distant object every explored in the solar system. jair bolsonaro, a far—right politician vowing a crackdown on crime and corruption, is sworn in as brazil's new president. in russia, an 11—month—old baby is pulled from the rubble of a block of flats hit by an explosion. eight bodies have so far been found. coming up in our sports bulletin, tottenham beat cardiff 3—0 as they move to second in the premier league with goals from harry kane, christian eriksen and son heung—min. and in half an hour, we take a front row

jericka duncan, cbs news, new york. an ninan: still ahead, an iconic part of the new york city skylines up for sale. >> ninan: a beloved piece of the ranhattan skyline is up for sale, and, as michelle miller reports, the buyer of new york city's sixth tallest building better be ready to pay a sky- high price. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: its appeared in dozens of movies and had a starring role in new york city's skyline for generations. now, the iconic chrysler building is going up for sale. >> the chrysler building is juss therful shapes, ry silvery top, which is really unrivaled. it's just one of those buildings that you can't imagine new york city without. >> reporter: the 89-year-old skyscraper is one of the leading examples of art deco architecture. at 1,046 feet, it became the world's tallest building, but only after builders installed a 125-foot stainless steel spire atop the structure. that title only lasted 11 months, when it's larger neighbor, the empire state bulding, opened its doors just a few blocks away. sale price estimates for the famed chrysler building vary, but its majority own

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this is bbc news. i'm christian fraser. the headlines at 11pm: a man arrested after three people were stabbed at manchester's victoria station on new year's eve has been detained under the mental health act. my my thoughts are very much with the couple who i still being treated in hospitalfor couple who i still being treated in hospital for their very serious injuries, and of course with the brave british transport police officer that was stabbed during the attack. signals from the nasa space probe, new horizons, confirm it has successfully flown past icy mass ultima tooley — the most distant object ever explored in the solar system. —— ultima thule. jair bolsonaro, a far—right politician vowing a crackdown on crime and corruption, is sworn in as brazil's new president. rescue workers in russia pull an ii—month—old baby boy alive from the rubble of a block of flats hit by an explosion. doctors say he is in a critical condition. coming up in our sports bulletin: michael van gerwen holds off england's michael smith to win his

anna werner, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," the impact of cold weather on ourara narula addresses myths and offers advice on how we can stay safe in frigid temperatures. >>> plus, actress gina rodriguez joins us in the studio to tell us about her action movie "miss bala." and we'll meet 14-year-old ray emanuelle and how he uses rap to spread a positive message. that's it for "cbs morning news." i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. i'm kenny choi. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news . >>> we start this morning with a live look east from the sales force camera. it is a little bit brisk out there. good morning on this tuesday, january 22. thank you for waking up with us. i am kenny choi. >> i am michelle griego. >>> how is everyone doing this morning? >> all right. i am actually awake, and hopefully you are awake. >>> it is a beautiful day across the bay area, temperatures warmer than yesterday and we will continue with that warming trend through the week. concord at 40, oakland 50, livermore 42, 49 currently in downtown san francisco. 4

as a reminder, lester holt is next with nightly news. >> we'll see you again at 6:00. >>> breaking news tonight. air traffic shutdown at a major u.s. airport because of drones suspected of getting dangerously close to planes as pilots were trying to land. we have late details. >>> and a critical deadline at midnight, meaning a second missed paycheck for hundreds of thousands of federal workers and their families on friday. and for many it's now a full-blown financial emergency. >>> the fallout tonight as the supreme court allows president trump's transgender military ban to take effect. >>> a surprise in a moscow courtroom in the case of an american accused by the russians of being a spy. what his lawyer says he was found with. was it a setup? >>> a new turn in the video confrontation that sparked a nationwide uproar. the kentucky high school student at the center of controversy speaks exclusively to nbc news. >> do you feel that you owe anybody an apology? do you see your own faults in any way? >> what he says about the moment at the lincoln memorial. >>> your money your life, and amer

new england.are possible overnight in northern new england with lake effect snow later in the day in western new york. >>> so a second-grader from northern virginia just had her artwork seen by millions of people around the world, and you probably saw it. >> ah, there it is right there. she's 7-year-old sarah gomez lane. and her artwork is a colorful collection of dinosaurs. sarah was the winner of the 2018 doodle for google competition. it's an animated version of her doodle. and it appeared on google's home page. she drew dinosaurs because she wants to be a pale now, sarah says her inspiration for the doodle came on a stormy day last spring. >> there was no work and no school 'cause the power went out. so -- so the only thing we could do was like do the -- do the doodle for google. >> the only thing she could do. how cute. sarah received a $30,000 scholarship for winning the google competition. her elementary school in falls church, virginia got $50,000 to spend on technology. the school used th

this is the "cbs morning news." a new push to end the shutdown. the senate plans to vote on a pair of bills, but will president trump get his border wall? >>> back to school. a tentative deal ends the los angeles teachers strike. this as teachers in another major city prepare to walk out. >>> and a scare in the air. a drone is spotted just feet away from a plane in new jersey. ♪ >>> good morning from the studio newsr cbsdqrtrenew york.anne-m. >>> two senate votes are scheduled tomorrow aimed at ending the partial government shutdown which has reached day 33. one bill includes money for president trump's border wall, and the other does not. neither bill, though, is expected to draw enough votes. marc liverman is here in new york with the latest on the standoff. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. those affected by the impact the most, more than three quarters of a million federal workers who are now going to miss another paycheck. that's what's looming over the heads of political leaders on both sides of the aisle. >> remind our la

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