dates you have to follow my colleague james jackson got a sneak peek and he's here to tell us more ok james though but let's go back to the original movie for people who haven't seen it what made the original cristiana have so special so christiane that really broke the mold in german cinema because a lot of german films that are popular internationally they have to deal with really big moments in history like the nazi dictatorship or the cold war the christiane f tells a very personal story which is as you mentioned based on a true story. of christiane a young girl and her sort of dissents now it's become a cult classic and i think part of that is the realism the gritty realism part of it of course is the soundtrack from bet david bowie who also makes a cameo performing. well and of course that's part of why. made it so big internationally. how is the t.v. series different other than the fact that david brody is not in a well i would say you can tell from the titles actually because christiane f. the old film is just based on christiane it's very possible the camera just focuses and the wh

us are attending remotely and we won't be out of questions unless they sort out the sound bitter ok james let you put your earpiece back in i'm assuming that you're going to be hearing my voice in your earpiece as well as the pre feed right thumbs up from james bays that means it's great apologies if you're watching this at home it's live telly with the reality of dealing with zuma and news conferences and digital conferences with people scattered all over the world sometimes we can't talk to each other but most of the time we do james next question the u.n. must be aware there are so many variables caviar at hurdles to if not cross and jump over potential flash points because we have been in this kind of scenario before back in the day before zoom you know when they used to be peace conferences in places like geneva i remember your reporting 456 years ago from some of those peace conference is when people used to sit down opposite each other and hammer out the issues just because they've got an interim government in place doesn't mean to say those dangerous bad issues have gone away. no

it takes a little while to get going and i'm worried that people are going to lose focus by then ok james jackson thanks very much. this year germany is celebrating its 17th century long jewish history dating back to the 1st evidence of jewish life here in the year 321 and this week we're taking you to jewish cultural sites across germany today the city of holland were jewish community members survived what nearly became the country's worst anti-semitic to attack and decades . on october 9th 2019 on the jewish holiday home kapoor heavily armed neo nazi tried to storm the synagogue the strength of that will save the worship is inside but failing to gain entry the attack and then shot 2 others did today in the oriel stands to commemorate the victims. diana martin lives in hama and grew up in a jewish household at the time of the attack she was in oxford england researching music she was deeply shaken by the events and i was always one of those people who said that it's really important for the jewish community to be open and welcoming and to be as transparent as possible. as. well time has

it takes a little while to get going and i'm worried that people are going to lose focus by then ok james jackson thanks very much. this year germany is celebrating its 17th century along jewish history dating back to the 1st evidence of jewish life here in the year 321 and this week we're taking you to jewish cultural sites across germany today the city of holland were jewish community members survived what nearly became the country's worst anti-semitic terror attack in decades. on october 9th 2019 on the jewish holiday yom kapoor heavily armed neo nazi tried to storm the synagogue the strength of the 2 saved the worship is inside but failing to gain entry the attack and then shot 2 others did today in the moral stance to commemorate the victims. diana not to lives in holland and grew up in a jewish household at the time of the attack she was in oxford england researching music she was deeply shaken by the events. and i was always one of those people who said that it's really important for the jewish community to be open and welcoming and to be as transparent as possible. as. well time h

beach ok james bass a diplomatic answer live from the u.n. james we'll check in with you later but for now thank you very much indeed well in me and mar own sense of she hasn't been heard or seen since the coup itself she remains under detention while protests continue across the country calling for her release here scott. that's where the protesters usually have started their gatherings you know the last 3 weeks plus that we've seen them come out that's where a lot of those images that we were just showing came from where the lines of riot police and the use of stun grenades the groups has to be said are a little bit smaller today than we've seen in previous days but obviously that didn't stop the police from trying to break them up trying to prevent them from the even really forming in 2 larger groups you know stun grenades were used now this came after a night of late night and one neighborhood of yangon that also saw a kind of police dispersal like this kind of a heavy hand by the police that is because in the neighborhood the residents we

it takes a little while to get going and i'm worried that people are going to lose focus by then ok james jackson thanks very much. this year germany is celebrating its 17th century long jewish history dating back to the 1st evidence of jewish life here in the year 321 and this week we're taking you to jewish cultural sites across germany today the city of holland were jewish community members survived what nearly became the country's worst anti-semitic town attack and decades. on october 9th 2019 on the jewish holiday yom kapoor heavily armed neo nazi tried to storm the synagogue the strength of the to save the worship is inside but failing to gain entry to the attack and then shot 2 others dead today in the oriel stands to commemorate the victims. diana matteucci lives in hama and grew up in a jewish household at the time of the attack she was in oxford england researching music she was deeply shaken by the events and i was always one of those people who said that it's really important for the jewish community to be open and welcoming and to be as transparent as possible. as. well time

dates you have to follow my colleague james jackson got a sneak peek and he's here to tell us more ok james though but let's go back to the original movie for people who haven't seen it what made the original christiane i have so special so christiane that really broke the mold in german cinema because a lot of german films that are popular internationally they have to deal with really big moments in history like the nazi dictatorship or the cold war the christiane f tells a very personal story which is as you mentioned based on a true story. of cristiana a young girl and her sort of dissents now it's become a cult classic and i think part of that is the realism the gritty realism part of it of course is the soundtrack from back david bowie who also makes a cameo performing in the fell right. of course that's part of what made it so big internationally how is the t.v. series different other than the fact that david brody is not in it well i would say you can tell from the titles actually because christiane f. the old film is just based on christiane it's very possible the camera just focuse

there's also supposed to be a reward had one deadline passed foreign fighters and foreign for foreign ok james interrupted sorry looks like stephanie williams has begun to speak. around for the new executive authority there were 73 ballots that were cast yes there was one abstention. and there were 0 ballots that were that were somehow not not correct or or spoil. all the winning. tickets. that $139.00 votes. for the presidency of the presidency council mr mohammad yunus and menifee thanks to a. member of the president's. yes. member of the presidency council mr coney's. thank member of the president's council and. thank. you and the prime minister designate. mr abdulhamid debate. thank. the runner up lift received 34 votes and the president candidate for the president was mr i'm. the member of the presidency council mr osama's u.a.e. other member of the presidency council was mr. gay safe enough sir. and the prime minister candidate was fatty fish on. this. on behalf of things yes thank you thanks. on behalf of the united nations i am pleased to witness this historic moment. the impetus. the

the regional power in the country that probably has the most influence on the generals in myanmar ok james bass there live from the u.n. thank you well the u.n. special envoy for myanmar has also called on the international community to maintain pressure on the military and till to more chrissy is restored there is no justification for to me terrorist actions and we must continue to hold orderly rasul of ease in her miserable situation exhausting all like the i lateral channels to door pass on crafting reforms despite attempts by the military and appointed off the shelves to justify its all of our while ations looting the healing of peaceful protesters and the continued the tension of leaders civil servants and others let us be clear there can be no peace innes as usual and the current seen a consensus or scott hardliner is monitoring developments from myanmar in myanmar from bangkok air here he is with more on how the police cracked. one of the young guns main intersections. that's where the protesters usually have started their gatherings you know the last 3 weeks plus that we've seen th

he did judge this but felt it was time to speak out on behalf of all of the people in his country ok james bay is the serious diplomatic answer lie that the uniacke james thank you very much indeed. well inside myanmar security forces have intensified their crackdown on antique protest is across the country chase protesters through the streets and used tear gas and stun grenades to disperse crowds demonstrators are demanding the release of elected leader aung san suu kyi who's been detained since the military seized power earlier this month 20 chen reports. police in the amman southern city of daraa way employing more aggressive tactics to disperse protesters. advancing behind the cover of their riot shields they fired tear gas into the crowd forcing people back into the city's small alleyways. in yangon on more aggression 2 from the early morning on saturday security forces occupied areas the protesters that claimed as their own charging forward they pursued protesters relentlessly throughout the day those who didn't flee were detained not just protesters several journalists were also arr

repercussions for political views and certainly not relatives of the person that has those views ok james bays there breyer's ups's a from the united nations in new york james thank you. well inside myanmar security forces have intensified their crackdown on and c.q. protesters on saturday across the country troops chase protesters through the streets and used tear gas and stun grenades to disperse the crowds demonstrators are refusing to back down they're demanding the release of the elected leader aung san suu kyi who's been detained since the military seized power earlier this month 20 chang reports. police in the amman southern city of daraa way employing more aggressive tactics to disperse protesters. advancing behind the cover of their riot shields they fired tear gas into the crowd forcing people back into the city's small alleyways. in yangon on more aggression to from the early morning on saturday security forces occupied areas the protesters had claimed as their own charging forward they pursued protesters relentlessly throughout the day those who didn't flee were detained not j

certainly if they're coming together and there's a meeting of minds on myanmar that's some progress ok james we must leave it there james bays our diplomatic editor reporting live with those 2 developing stories from the u.n. in new york will stay with events in ne and ma an activist group says nearly 150 people have been arrested since the military coup on monday and even though social media is being restricted people are still showing their anger at the sudden departure from the crissy here's i said big. like you have a lot of small protests in the 2nd largest city in the n. ma he students and activists in mandalay are speaking out against monday's military coup but with the military campaign down on internet and social media provide as it's hard for people to communicate and organize protests yet don't have that we have no access to any news no news about mother and song suchi i feel so sad it gives me a pain in my chest i would rather go out and fight if possible but that would be against the wishes of mother sue facebook is a central part of life in myanmar it's why the military has shu

ok james base there bring us the very latest live from the united nations james thank you. let's take to the pentagon where we are expecting a briefing we're getting a briefing rather on the u.s. air strikes in syria let's listen in part to throughput but where a lot. of the of the of multiple boxes that. it's going to hold much of the detail we're confident that these were legitimate targets. that were utilized by groups associated with these recent attacks. structures housing capabilities that they that they utilized. to help perpetrate attacks on our troops and on our coalition partners in iraq we're confident in that i'm not going to get into the specific intel of that and as for the again you know your question about were there weapons hit again our battle damage assessments ongoing i'm just not going to get ahead of that and to the degree we are able to provide more context in time when we know more i certainly will. syrian observatory for human rights 17 were killed in this operation i know you still do in the desert. where you are of them or from what you know right

so, ok james madison, father of , the constitution, that is his view on what happened. there was no miracle. they were doing their best. they should be given all credit for doing their best, but they are not saying the electoral college was something that was profoundly thought through. take it up with medicine. jeffrey: thank you. jack, i'm going to ask you to take it up with madison on the final thoughts for this panel. we have seen the specter of medicine's worst nightmare. madison warned of all large assemblies, a character with passion who arrests the soul from reason, and we have seen an armed mob marching on the capitol, storming the capitol. ben light of madison's concerns about cabals, today what he favor a direct popular vote or would want some other way for filtering the passions of the peoples of the best candidates could emerge? jack: i think if you look at the first decade and a half after the constitution went into effect, at least until the 12th amendment in 1804, the critical development was that you had to get to the first two resident that to get to t

james: ok. after they dropped the bomb, most of the scientists were transferred to los alamos, the underlings like myself got laid off, and i got a job working at the columbia broadcasting system. and i continued my college studies. i was going to school at night. so while i worked on the manhattan project, i would take the train from 125th street and harlem to stuyvesant and avenue in brooklyn. 37 minutes, i will never forget the exact time. [laughter] and that was my life. the knights that i went -- the nights that i went to school, i would take the trolley car to brooklyn college. and that was my life. and i got a job at cbs which turned out to be very fortunate, because then i could work at cbs in the afternoon and evenings and go to brooklyn college during the day. so i continued my studies that way. the job at cbs was -- originally, when cbs had "the voice of america," which was a program that had portuguese and spanish announcers, and they would beam these programs into south america with

earlier we spoke to james ok a psychopath faced and trauma therapist in uganda he said the verdict was vital for the victims of these crimes to move on with their lives. i think what i like to say is that for a long time the trial has focused on describing the traumatic experiences reading sexual violence abduction for conscription but now justice has been achieved to some extent we can now focus on this in terms of our promise that the victims are. but also the consequences of trauma including depression anxiety sexual behavior and livelihoods and rows of life so i think now we can move on to addressing the actual effects of the trauma which is post-traumatic stress disorder that different complications will happen no movement from the victims that are not moved on to the survivors in which we can now address the actual effects of drama including repression. here are some of the other stories making headlines around the world. a controversial republican lawmaker has been punished for promoting q and on conspiracy theories and endorsing violence against democrats marjorie taylor green

think that to put a victim it is important that he was identified as the perpetrator under victim james ok alan joining us tonight from uganda mr heller we appreciate your time and your insights tonight thank you. we apologize for the quality of that all the connection there are here's some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world u.s. president joe biden is pushing ahead with plans to change the direction of u.s. foreign policy he will not support saudi arabia's military offensive in the long running war in yemen and he will halt the withdrawal of thousands of u.s. troops from here in germany a prominent critic of the shiite militant group hezbollah has been found dead in lebanon officials say journalist and publisher lukman slim was shot multiple times in his car as he travelled in the country sell in addition to his activism slim was also a leading authority on lebanon's civil war. and iranian diplomat has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for masterminding a foil bomb attack in france back in 2018 i said all assad was based in austria when he was arrested and

ok now. this from james. i can. you should be ok now. this from james- i am — can. you should be ok now. ave a smartphone. i dip will i be notified about getting the vaccine? i wanted to ask you as well, over 70s have been told to get in contact as well with their gp if they had not had the vaccine.— as well with their gp if they had not had the vaccine. what is the rocess? not had the vaccine. what is the process? well, _ not had the vaccine. what is the process? well, the _ not had the vaccine. what is the process? well, the gp, - not had the vaccine. what is the l process? well, the gp, hopefully, will be _ process? well, the gp, hopefully, will be on — process? well, the gp, hopefully, will be on the way to getting through— will be on the way to getting through everyone. it is a big number of people _ through everyone. it is a big number of people to — through everyone. it is a big number of people to get through. there are some _ of people to get through. there are some problems with communication with some _ some problems with communication with some people. so, you know, my dad is

diplomatic editor there in a snowy new york behind him there at the united nations to talk to james thank you ok let's turn to the crisis on the ground in me in my money file has more now from gone. and we have had some word on what's on how long the sense that she is at least one of the n.l.b. spokespersons gto he's posted on his facebook. he posted a facebook post saying that she was in good health he didn't mention where she is but that she's that she isn't big he did say that she's not being moved from where she is and it is still that she's being kept at her calm panel that's yet to be confirmed kept within her own home so yes an update on the fact that her health is is apparently adequate and so presumably that means there is some sort of line of communication open. tween her people and herself which is obviously a reasonably positive development and of course yes we are hearing lots of people have some being released today this morning we had quite a few regional ministers were released so the the heads of states and regions were among those arrested and they want rounded up could they be

ok, that cast-- i mean, we have nicole kidman, james corden, meryl streep. how do you not give it to meryl streep. i turned it off. 30 seconds in, i was like, this is not for me. you know what i turned on instead was "borat." danielle robay: i knew you were going to say that. tim kash: you want to talk about comedy, sacha baron cohen did not fail to impress. i go to america! well, always an interesting category is best screenplay. danielle robay: there's only one person that you know it's him. for me, i think i'm going to go with spike lee, and the screenplay for "da 5 bloods." and then the interesting thing about our choices is that they're both, spike lee and aaron sorkin, writer/directors. and they're both heavyweight contenders for both categories. ok, why don't we move to television, because i know during this lockdown you've become a real expert at watching television. oh, not just during the lockdown-- tim kash: in your bathrobe. i am the tv expert. for me, once again, it was a-- "emily in paris" cannot win everything. i got to say that right now. nei

darya folsom >>james yes today by the way february second groundhog okay, i don't know if you heard that punxsutawney phil did in fact see his shadow which means 6 more weeks of winter ok working out so far as to say james how is your idea because i think all things being equal we both got right did you i yes, knew i was driving rolled the green that you see there on i was trying to dodge the raindrops it was not possible get the senate but a more breakdown. i assume you've got the rain to job i other aid for sure to and our neighbors in the south bay are specially getting at right now guys that's where rainfall intensity is definitely at its greatest this morning. >>you look outside up in the sierra nevadas actually show you conditions out there that are not just rainy. but snowy so across the state we've got some inclement weather having returned to us let's get you look at our donner summit camp you can see snow packed roads out that direction and not a whole lot of people braving those conditions just yet from the snow in the sierra t

the words were carefully chosen the security council does not call it a coup ok thank you very much our diplomatic editor james bays at the united nations thanks james well speaking of myanmar at least 147 people have been detained in the country as protests against monday's military can gather pace and sang see chee in the deposed president both face charges and if convicted they won't be able to work in politics again i said beggar a poet. i don't think small protests in the 2nd largest city in myanmar the students and activists in mandalay are speaking out against monday's military coup but with the military campaign down on internet and social media providers it's hard for people to communicate and organize protests here don't have the power that we have no access to any news no news about mother on song suchi i feel so sad it gives me a pain in my chest i would rather go out and fight if possible but that would be against the wishes of mother sue facebook is a central part of life in myanmar it's why the military has shut it down seems as if the military is really going after the primary social media plat

, we're tracking your drive times and much more will have that coming up the for now daryn james back to you ok. >>thank you ran a time to talk winners and losers on wall street financial expert rob like joining us as always to help us understand what we're seeing in the numbers, good morning, rob. james our i'm doing good. so where are the numbers this morning and what's behind it. not so good. >>last week was a weird week things started to change a little bit on wall street interest rates got up to 1.3% really boring deal really going to average of your but it basically means borrowing costs for corporations and individuals are moving higher. it means the economy is doing well and we're expecting inflation that's the reason so we're shifting from riskier growth assets to a little bit more bank even kind of stocks. tesla amazon apple google all struggling today. this weekend we don't with icy weather news about a slowing of the covid do you see conditions but white house is back on top of that day. apple became the top seller of cell phones for the first time since 2016. tells me that they've

ok. do you have questions about that? james, first off, the year on year comparisons for the companies that fell into debt bonds on the back of the covid-19 crisis are clearly going to look extraordinary, and we know that if you declined by 50%, you have to see it 100% and reese to get back to where you started. the big question for me is what will the rate of progress be after recovery is truly in place? i am expecting around 177 dollars of earnings, the s&p 500, for the end of this year, compared to about 100 $69 at the end of 2019. so the two-year progress is not going to be that much. big question is -- what are we going to see in 2022? i think it is correct that productivity will improve come we could see up to $190 in 2022, and that would allow one to be optimistic about the prospects. but any earnings shortfall in 2022, i think, is going to be punished hard, because valuations are rich. francine: where do you stand on inflation? what if inflation were willing to shoot up, central banks run through? are industries all mad

the peninsula and the richmond sandra fell bridge under a drive times and more of a daryn james back to you okess. >>so 9.31 is the time let's get latest on the coronavirus and as you can see the entire bay area is still in that most restrictive purple tier according to the state's reopening guidelines and it looks like this could change the governor says that we're going to be moving out in stages maybe even by this time next month if not sooner covers dan kerman has a look. >>the bulk of california's 58 counties, including all of those in the bay area remained in the most restrictive purple tier on tuesday. >>but the governor said there are signs of hope the weekly number of people testing positive for covid-19 is dropping dramatically. >>3.5% 7 day positivity rate remember we 11.4%. a month ago 3.5% 7 day. the governor indicated if this trend continues most california county should be out of the purple tier by this time next month. >>we'll see counties move not just from. >>purple or red but more and more red to orange and i anticipate based on the number that are already in orange will see

ok for example. if you can't james.ou should not wear 2 masks and don't double up if you can't so like if the second mask is impairing your vision like sneaking up on your eyeballs yes, don't wear your mask, okay, do you like that they have to have that on their website feel like i probably tell but i can't breathe it could be as mask i can't i can't this is too you'll know when it's too much they actually say to mask though is good that with of already said and the best thing is the combo of like the disposable surgical thing you know kyle and right underneath and and then a class one on top okay that's good. but about 2 i don't think they recommend that no new light to loose so it's got to have a good fit but not too eye right so that you can brief you want to be able to breathe so there you go, yeah news you can use i'm i'm just this far take a quick break. >>it is 8.52 coming up next on the kron 00:00am morning news spring training underway for the a's will have a look at the new arm they've installed at the mount d

that his country largely sees the situation in myanmar as an internal matter james braze al-jazeera at the united nations. ok let's bring in damien kingsbury he's professor of international relations at deakin university joins us from melbourne australia damien kingsbury welcome to al-jazeera how do you think those comments will have gone down in naypyidaw well obviously the the ambassador to be un does have a big job knew that we may have those comments so he will he'll be all refugee in the united states but i think in that neck of the will the generals really want a lhari into much of that is it will be a lot better relatively small minor one the one where the quite easily you get the sense though that given the comments from the ambassador he was clearly riding a wave of very strong emotion in himself there but it's kind of the comments that we've been waiting to hear from somebody at that level in that chamber. well you know look this is not there are representatives of the ousted government people very strongly about this he is you know 20 up against a government. but there really has already been inte

we're tracking a drive times and those new accidents that keep popping up for now daryn james back to you. >>ok thank you very much rain and so we have some breaking news to report this morning coming from pfizer the company now announcing that the latest data shows its vaccine. can actually be stored in regular pharmaceutical freezers for up to 2 weeks as opposed to using the ultra cold freezers that can keep them viable for up to 6 months now this could make it a lot easier to distribute the vaccine, especially to areas that didn't think they could use it before now they can with just regular pharmaceutical freezers the information has been submitted to the fda. and they're looking to update the emergency use authorization to allow them to use pharmaceutical freezers again they can be stored for up 2 weeks that means that whatever locations they go to the system has to be in place to get people in line and get the shots in their arms before they spoil. >>so let's talk more about how those shots are going in arms and knew i asked vaccine centers that are opening up around the bay area, the pro

visit in taiwan ok i mean obviously china doesn't like that ok i mean if we could but we can't blink in essence we're and i agree with james you know you can talk trash all you want nonetheless i mean if we're going to see embassador level. cabinet level officials visiting high pain that's something you're not good in the government in beijing is not going to be very happy about. i don't think. let's face it i don't think the trungpa got the issue of taiwan right i didn't say. they believed in judging from his remarks is getting they show time all right i just think the american public more importantly got it right i mean this is not an independent country its own constitution said republic of china it was what the western society caught the free china versus the communist china i can today and later on of course there is the narrative has become you know the democratic time and worry versus dictatorial c.e.c. let's face it i don't think there can be a wise and reasonable us policy biden policy towards i want a war zone controversy and john. writes if there is not a new honest sufficient public understanding about this he

the escalation of that rain and not carry adventurism ok jenny let me let me jump in let me just jump in here yeah james let me jump in here because i push the time in terms of the main players in the middle east israel and saudi arabia see iran as the biggest threat in the region and they don't want to iran to develop nuclear weapons and they are against the nuclear deal anyway so how what they've uing president biden's handling of iran do you think. well again i think they see this is as well as we saw on the part of the body and his expert team to try to get something started here what they don't have to do is continue with the pressure campaign that the trumpet ministration began they can't back down on that now the next step for what i hear is their turn by the ministration and their experts are going to have a release or some of the senate. and get what they want in order to go to the bargaining table to perhaps get even more of what they want so again this is just a position of weakness that the confusion. and it is experts are doing here and so i just am not i'm not feeling well i'm not feeling

of those aspirations the political process starts would need to resume ok let's go live now to the u.n. our diplomatic editor james pais is there for us james what water mr griffiths have to say. well this is a meeting that happens every single month looking at the situation in yemen and the special envoy has been in the job for 3 years now he said the tension on the ground is the worst it's been at any point he said that offensive in marab risks millions of lives particularly if the fighting gets to places where there are people living you've already been displaced from other parts of yemen and the news of the security council meeting got even grimmer than that we heard from of the humanitarian situation in yemen from mark lo cock who is the undersecretary general of the u.n. in charge of coordinating the humanitarian response around the world and he said there was the risk now of the worst famine anywhere in the world in decades and he came up with a most staggering figure of $400000.00 children under the age of 5 who may well only have weeks or months to live and could starve to death he did though make the poi

punxsutawney phil did in fact see his shadow which means 6 more weeks of winter ok gently well, it's working out so far as to say james how is your idea because i think all things being equal we both got right did you i yes, knew i was driving rolled the green that you see there on i was trying to dodge the raindrops it was not possible get the senate but a more breakdown. i assume you've got the rain to job i other aid for sure to and our neighbors in the south bay are specially getting at right now guys that's where rainfall intensity is definitely at its greatest this morning. >>you look outside up in the sierra nevadas actually show you conditions out there that are not just rainy. but snowy so across the state we've got some inclement weather having returned to us let's get you look at our donner summit camp you can see snow packed roads out that direction and not a whole lot of people braving those conditions just yet from the snow in the sierra to the rain here in the bay area what an active morning now conditions are actually quieting out further north in the bay area still some isolated showers. once you get

morning edition of the calm for morning news, i'm darya folsom and i'm james luxury and not friday yet. >>despite are his wishes that's oke it yesterday and i don't know maybe the days are gone all blend together is today going to be like tomorrow, pretty nice pretty nice yet today but as well be friday, thus the weather is almost identical sunshine. 60's that's the way we're staying through the upcoming weekend. >>last weekend was also really nice least mother nature has been giving us the rainfall during the week and the nice weather during the weekends this time though it looks like we're keeping it around for a while you look outside her berkley cam shows you crystal clear skies across the bay area. we are seeing any fog out there either as we do have a light offshore wind so that's pushing any of that fog away from the coastline. so you're really clears you're driving into work, no rain, no wet roads then and also know low visibility because of the lack of fog that we're seeing it is chilly those who do want to bundle up we've got 30's in dublin and conquered as well as across much of the north bay santa rosa you ar

so daryn james ought to ask you both how to drive in today. >>i was ok. having the rain yeah or the wind on the bridges so enjoy that was good always have good yeah and i love the i love the electric cars for a quiet i like coming to work in the dark, it feels like my own private to that. like its i'm transported. leavitt is no commuters around me. much better today than no 6.32 on the peninsula, a street in san mateo actually all of the areas that are closed for business outdoor dining they're going to keep it that way because it's working well and we still have covid yeah typically street closure would be a good story but in this case it is especially for the businesses in that area kron four's will tran is standing by for us out in san mateo county to explain good morning. well. >>good morning james, see the signs right behind me they're not going anywhere for least 8 months and they might even replace them with something permanent absolutely you don't want street closures, especially with parking scares. but many restaurants in downtown san mateo they

ok we'll cross to train in tripoli in a moment 1st to our diplomatic editor james bays who's been following the u.n. back to vote from there james it's quite complex it's quite dense unpack it for us what does it really mean for the country. it is an optimistic moment libya has a new temporary government agreed by what the u.n. would say was a representative group of libyans brought together yes by the un handpicked by the u.n. but they voted they came up with a slate of candidates for people who will be the presidency council or a slate that come from across the political divide in libya and their job their only job is to govern the country and get the country ready for proper elections elections of one person one vote which is going to take place at the end of the year this could be historic it could be a great achievement it depends whether in libya there or thorough t. will be accepted by everyone and they will be able to do the job that they have now been given this could well be an end to the conflict in libya or the start of the end to the conflict in libya but and the big but is we

i'm live on this friday, i'll send it back to you ok, thank you very much sara my son can't wait to play football. this summer. >>james, and i can't wait to get back to the movies and happening today it looks like some lucky theater lovers will get the chance because we have certain cinemark's theaters set to open their doors once again today at reduced capacity to be sure but crawford's julius evans has a closer look from sandra fell. >>i there, yeah, it's pretty exciting i can't to be able to go have that movie with the big silver screen. so that is going to happen i'm at northgate century theaters. this is one of 3 theaters in the bay area that's opening up today the other 2 are in. redwood city and over at the 10 4 and a movie theater in san bruno now there are going to be some safety measures that they're taking so that people can feel a little bit more lax and not be worried about covid-19 are catching it so here goes to show you the list now between each show time they will be disinfecting the auditorium and so that they could do a really good job. this is why they're going to start staggering sum of the show t

james fletcher is a tuesday morning hope you had a nice morning. so far. >>a fresh your day goes well we'll see the weather should be ok. >>a little cooler i grab the jacket john just in case i needed all day yesterday yeah, i yesterday was cooler a little cloudier and i keep the jacket with you again today because we are going to be looking at pretty much a return of yesterday's conditions, not near as warm nor is clears this weekend was just a bit of a change back to a seasonable direction where we're supposed to be in february. you look outside in berkeley shows some clear conditions from our berkeley hills but cloud cover is sitting right above. yeah, most of the clouds that we are seeing is just that right above the bay area so visibility is holding up for most spots do watch your travel in the tri valley though couple of foggy areas out that direction and across the north bay just a few light sprinkles most of these are just misty conditions but in northern portions of napa and sonoma counties we do have some light sprinkles this morning, current temperatures are in the upper 40's to low 50's it is a mild start to

ok day. what a messed up- only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >>news stations, you're watching the car. monday to you side area false and i'm jamest chat about super bowl last night, yes, what a snoozer. >>he just couldn't there was no proud day for san mateo course and for all people around the for tommy is because all old and showing that he still got it all right so more on that coming up. first let's get over to the weather center is a good morning. john it out guys we're looking at a nice forecast today know yesterday was so beautiful for super bowl sunday. we had the sunshine we had the warms much as we did each day of the weekend. >>today we're returning a little closer to our seasonal averages though as daytime highs overall fall a little bit closer to where they should be and in some cases back to the 50's center tower cam shows clear skies above the city of san francisco and dry conditions out there on radar that's not to say we don't have foggy spots though in fact the patches of dense fog can be expected along some of our hillsides and right along the coastline in some areas so do be mindful

challenging conditions asking themselves if it's ok to join the olympics the government needs to address such concerns from the athletes. and a solid bron jamesis involved in some on court drummer on monday during the l.a. lakers game against the atlanta hawks le bron james is involved in a heated exchange with an atlanta fan referee halted the action of the woman was ejected from the arena you know a back and forth between 2 roles. you know we said ok she said if i said my piece and there was no jump into. this. i don't think. you should be kicked out but the matter how complex may be and it could if i look at it all again the bit about the game or so it really gives you lots of sport for now but i'll be back later sara thanks very much that's it that was the news we'll have more news on this channel in a couple of minutes with season. even recent history can become ops cured 3 intrepid photojournalists returned to the epicenter of peru civil war and tracked down the brave characters that they had captured through their lenses 30 years earlier. imagine a rising challenge to the official history that denies indigenous peoples contribution to

golden gate bridge under 90 minutes and daryn james you guys drove in this morning issues are taking notes because rain is like okay, what half the time it's a blur ok honey i don't i've is here that is in the moment, my commute was just fine on 80 across the bay area i remember using the wipers briefly just because of what he call you know the condensation i didn't read it wasn't like ahead i don't know that i'd almost empty. >>so i laughter workplaces are going up all right, thank you very much right now. okay so let's get some new video this morning that we have out of the east bay, it shows a man who's attacked an asian man at a bank in san leandro. >>pretty scary and this is after there were several other elderly asians targeted in the bay area. this is the video from san leandro we've seen this happen in oakland several times once with that 91 or 94 year-old to the ground was horrible so line this is something they're they're really conscious of all the law enforcement around the bay we talked to the oakland new police chief yesterday about it. >>and they're trying to get to the bottom of who's doing it now in this case we're told was an asian

ok thank you for that update there tony chain across developments in myanmar from bangkok let's get more now from our diplomatic editor james bass on the u.n. general assembly 1st meeting. it was a dramatic moment in the u.n. general assembly hall the ambassador. using his speech to speak out strongly against his own country. nemo military has become that this tension of threat for myanmar as the polity and civilised society his voice was trembling as he continued and strong support from the international community is imperative for the people of myanmar. in hour 5 against the military regime as he finished his speech he gave a 3 hoping good salute your message of defiance that's become a trademark gesture of the protesters in his country other ambassadors praised him for his courageous stand for a long on the brand new u.s. ambassador linda thomas greenfield in her 1st full day in her job we urge every member state here today to use any channel available to tell the me or my military that violence against the people of myanmar will not be tolerated. together we all show the people of myanmar that the world is watching we h

ok, try to explain that. that is why we have the electoral college, they just got blank looks. and by the way, james madison is very clear on this point in his later correspondence. in 1823, he is asked about the system of presidential elections and he says my friend, it was late in the day, we were all very tired, and the hurrying influence produced by fatigue and impatience, that is why you got that system. james madison, father of the constitution, that is his view on what happened. there was no miracle. they were doing their best. they should be given all credit for doing their best, but they are not saying the electoral college was something that was profoundly thought through. take it up with medicine. jeffrey: thank you. jack, i'm going to ask you to take it up with madison on the final thoughts for this panel. we have seen the specter of medicine's worst nightmare. madison warned of all large assemblies, a character with passion who arrests the soul from reason, and we have seen an armed mob marching on the capitol, storming the capitol. in light of medicine's concerns about cabals, today wh