well, otto died shortly after his 42nd birthday party.the funds to have him stuffed. debbie says if otto can go on display some day he'll continue the sanctuary's mission of wildlife conservation. i'm jamie colby. thanks so much for watching "strange inheritance." and remember -- you can't take it with you. >> a mysterious death. >> the story of my strange inheritance occurred when they fished my cousin's body out of the gowanus canal. >> a flood of questions. >> you think it's something sinister? >> i do think there's something going on. >> are the answers locked in storage? >> i just shook my head and i go, "oh, my god, this is a nightmare." >> he was, one might say, an idiot savant. nobody has what he had. howie frank had the best. >> he was sitting on a photo collection potentially worth $10 million. >> they dubbed him the "million dollar beggar." is it worth a million dollars? >> don't change that channel. it's a made-for-tv "strange inheritance." >> dy-no-mite! [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] ♪ >> i'

otto con, this travel agency flap reminded me of otto con, the german jewish finance, one of the founders of a company and he was walking in a certain neighborhood and he passed a tailor shop. there was a sign that said joe con, taylor. otto con news cousin. [laughter]. and he was absolutely outraged. he stormed into the tailor shop. he said i am out of con, take that sign down. you are not my cousin. so taylor said, certainly mr. con. so the next week, he is walking in the same neighborhood and he passes the tailor shop and it says, joe con, taylor, formally otto cones cousin. [laughter]. >> i got a kick out of that. >> they were able to continue but interestingly enough, trump is he bully. and there will two brothers from south africa who will actually named trump. and they headed trump pharmaceutical chain. very successful, they were billionaires, unlike tofu is he funny billionaire. and he said them because they're a he of pharmaceutical newsweekly crosses, is never ever been in the pharmaceutical business. and he said them for using the trump name. in the quote threw that out. but th

the trade its network of restaurants korea's and customers in exchange for 10 percent of rival some ottos capital. tesla has denied some of its electric cars accelerate on intentionally the u.s. road safety regulator has been looking into complaints to see if they warrant a formal investigation the company says the claims are sparked by short seller seeking financial gain. france and the u.s. have agreed to suspend tit for tat tax hikes the white house has argued that a french digital levy will unfairly target american firms and planned to impose retaliatory tariffs on luxury goods from france presidents trump and mccall have now agreed to continue negotiations until the end of the. as c.e.o. of google and the alphabet says artificial intelligence must be regulated but any new rules must balance the potential harms of technology like facial recognition with the opportunities they offer he was speaking in brussels days before the european commission is due to publish proposals on the i. that's your business update thanks for watching. kickoff. the 2nd round starts off in the bundesliga glo

states that have said we don't want to have ite legalized will still deal with the consequences never otto's the new big tobacco and says his organization will fight any bils that helped th industry grow in washington alandra leigh mound. >>tragedy in indonesia where severe floodi here in jakarta has left a large part of the capital under water at least 30 people have ed. torrential rains have been pounding the greater jakarta egion since new year's eve. among the dead 17 people wer swept away by flood wate 5 5 were elctrocuted the heavy rains are predicted to continue for at least a few more days. >>and in australia, many residents are furious with the prime minister's response to the growingwildfires there today prime mister scott morrison went to visit with pele living in the middle of the danger zone and was met was shouting and demands for acti one woman says that sh would only shake his hand in der to get more money for the rural fire service while another group screamed atim to leave their town. australia is facing the worst wildfire have been fires burning in e every ste there across

he is responsible for the death of at otto -- otto warmbier he is getting love letters from the presidente united states. we increase risk dramatically, we put americans at greater threat and we seem to accomplished soleimani and iranians main goal, which is under mine our influence in support in iraq. we now have the top iraqi leadership, president and the prime minister condemning the united states action. we have parliament meeting expelling u.s. forces. what was soleimani's main goal in iraq. he was to get americans out to undermine our influence. we seemed to accomplish what soleimani was trying to do but couldn't. in death he actually accomplished his goal. that is a, that turns back u.s. interests in the region. chris: you have been tweeting ever since the soleimani take-down, here is one of them. the constitution makes clear that a president may not go to war without authorization from congress and we have not authorized war with iran. the white house said this is not war. soleimani was a terrorist. this was an act of self-defense which a commander in chief can always take. >> my

guess that was the answer this is the mark otto son trying to san jose his biggest market here you'll find fruit that doubles me at handicrafts and souvenirs everything you can imagine the article says the one making. the family and we have a lot in store so i'll fortify myself 1st with my favorite ice cream vanilla and cinnamon and. sam was thinking about it we were in the park and some trial in the heart of the city and just opposite is the cathedral of san jose 000-000-0000 extension 000. oh oh. oh oh oh oh oh. oh oh yeah it's the one but after that brief introduction to the capital but i'd like to show you customer because greenside let's go see some flora and fauna yes but with that a companion. you scarcely left san jose and it's lush and green instead of being. in the ne us and now we're in the past waterfall gardens out 50 kilometers north of san jose. i think and there are more than 100 animal species here butterflies hummingbirds parrots it could hardly be more colorful or do you. and one of the most colorful the 2 count. yes ok and here's the la paz waterfall a highlight of

. >> reporter: otto used grindr. >> when you're using it, it's not something you really think about, i guess, that it's being tracked. >> reporter: now fi you put on a dating app could be accessed and put you at risk. >> the information that is on a dating app is of great interest to a foreign country's intelligence service. >> reporter: you know that >> we know that because it's of the type of data that they would want to paint a >> reporter: lester, california just passed a law, allowing residents to request their data, similar to that law in europe meanwhile, we reached out to grindr who told us the privacy and security of our users' personal data is and will always be a core value for them >> keir, thanks much good to have you on this side of the pond tonight. >>> coming up, where meghan markle was spotted for the first time since she and prince harry declared their independence . trump: those pre-existing conditions are protected. vo: a broken promise. trump repeatedly tried to undermine coverage for 134 million americans withpre-existing conditionns.a he wants to deny you acces

strength that prevailing view plays well for 2 politicians in particular presidential year boston otto and rio as governor wilson vets both have given the police more authority to use lethal force in the favelas it's an ongoing shoot to kill policy and they routinely defend officers who kill on the job but there is an alternative media narrative coming out of the favelas that is emerged through community based journalistic collectives they use video footage posted on social media to document police violence and security abuses to counter the dominant mainstream media narrative on one of brazil's most important stories a listening post often now on 2 of those collectives koppel at 0 and matt avi and the work they do. thank. you. they begin in the morning when the for bella is asleep or getting ready for what police raids that come without warning and turn residents into hostages in their own time the middle sold in the 1st round of my days of a helicopter gunship it's very disturbing. dan will speak with residents from all over the complex. people give guidance as a method of defense be

>>marching for women me c it'a narrow otto in condition that affects ur whole body. and a woman with it boston don't get thfice when they tell their symptom said doctor they'll be cards also i struggle with ptsd. hat often gets overlooked for women as well obviously we're and we want to suppo them to call for action backed by a vement women's rights are man rights. >>believe intersectional feminism. rights can be taken for granted and women say they certain won't stay silent. >>in san >>another big story that we're following for you this morning, there's a neconcern for safety in the sierrafter a deadly avalanchen alpine meadows ski resort and a geils has more on the avalancheand the manthat died. >>a snowstorm brought eag skiers to alpine meadows, but it also brought danger warnings about an avalche started thursy night. an hours later cole comstock was swept away. the man skiing with him rushed to the hospital for emergency surgery. >>ice in pain it's see there's a seous injury crystal bauer was on the slopes and watched in shock as this happened she says she saw c

as you usually do during the morning hours because yes, especially for san jose happen bay and of otto it is a cool down from where we were yesterday but look at where we're going to be sitting later today. i think you're going to like it. a mostly sunny skies mid-fifties to upper 50's by the coast and then some mid 50's to low 60's for inland in bayside areas very pleasant weather ahead to start the weekend, i've got more details about what to expect this weekend. still ahead robin all right, thank you john traffic is off to a great start we have more folks. >>rolling into san francisco of course it's a slow roll. if you're a cash perry, see those cash lanes backing up on the right side. it's going to be a little sluggish only on the right side, the rest of the trip by the car pool lanes the a fast track lanes look really good the left side not as bad so 8 minutes into san francisco. here's the richmond sandra fell and all is well it's been very quiet into the north bay this morning. 6 minutes right on time off to one oh 1, 1, 1, across the golden gate looking good 19 minutes from the

canadian nationals were killed in the crash prime minister justin trudeau attended a vigil in the capital otto earlier he announced what he believes brought down the plane. we have intelligence from multiple sources including our allies and our own intelligence. the evidence indicates that the plane was shot down by entering into the surface to air missiles. this may well have been unintentional. this new information reinforces the need for a thorough investigation into this matter. u.s. officials have told us media they have a quote high degree of certainty that it was a missile that hit the plane president donald trump echoed the theory that it might have been an accident. iran vehemently denies the theory that the plane was downed by an iranian missile. it's now that the thing that is clear to us and that we can say with certainty is that this plane was not hit by a missile. as i said last night the plane was on fire for more than one and a whole minutes on the end. of the russian a flight shows that the pilot was attempting to return. to guest as that the ukrainian international airlines f

>>otto music school is facing a lawsuit alleging it didn't do enough to protect students from a predator this to a suit rather stems from an incident involving a teacher at the school of rock. back in 2018 john route pleaded guiltyto several counts of lewd acts with a 14 year-oldgirl who was a student route served a year in jail is now and is now a registered offender. now it's new civil lawsuit against the school of rock claims the business did not tell lice about the abuse and were negligent was student safety. school of rock released a statement that says in part student safety is our first priority and that the franchise owners of the powell to location at the time of the incident are no longer part of r system. >>well we are tracking a for thbay area. this is a look at radar right now there's no rain right now if you happento look tsid yourwindow but it is coming in fact the genie is also warning of potential power shut-offs due to the rain joining us now is meteorologist reese rogic regina's. that's because the wind is going to be pretty gusty it during the storm, yes, partially al

. >> we ought to not only have john bolton testify, but we otto see what he wrote down in his notes atning. ambassador bolton essentially confirms the president committed the offenses charged in the first article of impeachment. >> we often use the term bombshell and this is another one. >> this is open and shut, game over for the president as far as the facts go. >> the only way we can discover the truth is to have ambassador bolton testify under oath. trish: amazing what a difference an impeachment makes. matt, it's good to see you. this is the guy they used to hate. now he's the poster child for impeachment. there is something else going on as well. what intrigues me, matt, is how many nsc people are involved in all this. what's your thought on all that? >> two pieces of information i should relay. yawn bolton served on the board of the american conservative union for a long time. he's a close friend. there are a lot of people hyping up this tory that he would be a corroborating witness to the adam schiff case being made in the senate. i'm not so sure. i'm sure john bolton is plenty

i discussed this with bloomberg otto reporter craig trudell.he red bars in chart signify just how much people are expecting china to sort of carry the water for the general ev market. really the case for tesla as well and the reason why people have been so optimistic about this company. , it you look at the rally is a significant portion of the reason why investors are growing so bullish with this company. obviously, people were willing to give elon musk a little more benefit of the doubt after the third quarter earnings release when they reported a surprise profit. the optimism that you have seen more recently that this is a company that will be able to unlock significantly more potential in the china market is a sort of a bet that is being made here. to answer your question, though, it is a little unclear at this point just how much this will have a significant effect on tesla, because we are not seeing the price of the model three drop significantly yet. what we may find is that the company will be able to bring the price down for the model

. >> after holding the articles impeachment for otto -- almost a month. >> today we will make history. >> house democrats carried them to the senate in a dramatic procession across the us capital. nancy pelosi announced her management team for the trial which includes adam schiff and jerry neither. >> the emphasis is on litigators, the emphasis is on comfort levels in the courtroom. the emphasis is making the strongest possible case to protect and defend the constitution, to seek the truth for the american people. >> democrats push for new evidence and more witnesses, kenneth starr calls that for strategy incoherent. >> if they overplay their hand like jerry nadler just did, if you have proven the case you don't need to retry the case. >> reporter: the witnesses go to work tomorrow at an, the house managers will be going to the senate and exhibiting articles of impeachment and the chief justice will swear in all the senators serving as jurors but the big day will be tuesday and that is when mcconnell says the impeachment trial will begin in earnest. shannon: an indicted associative re

lunch with the gentleman who founded the coffee house in this building, frank was a great affection otto of modern art, he had acres of friends throughout new york city and conde nast had lunch with him at the coffee house. he said i have a problem. i bought two magazines called dress and vanity fair. i am a publisher, not an editor. what am i getting wrong? frank said it is very simple. you have to make it sizzle. you have to make a cocktail party where every time somebody turns the page they are actually joining you in a conversation, they are understanding what it is, everybody we read about and so conde nast decided to hire frank as an editor for vanity fair on handshake. they had one competitor at the time, hl lincoln was the editor and a smart set where they said one civilized reader is worth 1000 boneheads. smart that eventually went out of business. a very friendly rivalry between them. george mason and that working at vanity fair after it closed. conde nast believed in hiring the best people no matter what. it didn't matter whether they were gay, lesbian, jewish, catholic, black

>>marching for women me cfs it's narrow otto me into affects your whole body. women with it boston don't get the offices. when they tell their son the 2 are also i struggle with ptsd. that often gets overlooked for women as well obviously we're part of the clear community and we want to support them to call for action backed by a movement women's rights are human rights. >>we believe intersectional feminism. it can be taken for granted and women say they certainly won't stay silent in san >>and the women's march here in san francisco cause major traffic delays take a look at the bay bridge this afternoon as traffic and just along. it took some employees here kron 4 news in action hour. just to get to work today. >>super excited super excited drive for 6 o 9 ers. go niners hurt their excitement continues to build as we are now just one day away from the 40 niners. >>nfc championship game against the green bay packers fans from all over now filling up local hotels and getting that party started a little bit early kron four's dan thorn is live now in santa clara,

the merge costs and we're you wanted to go forget the if performances about who's on who's on deck otto is going to be singing the national anthem and of course j lo there and shakira they'll be strutting their stuff doing the halftime show that should be a knk the acts that incredible together 2 powerhouses on stage 's going to be very coy out and then of course don't forget chef bruary 2nd at 3.30 that's kickoff for the super bowl 9.11 is a time rightnow and. still ahead the kron 00:04amorning news. needes turning up in a neighborod in san francisco will tell you why some people are concerned out whe they were from and 2 officers killed in hawaii in dead shooting will have the very last on thattory for you and also it's going to be a busy week in washington,e'll tell you what we're expecting to see as t impeachment trial of president trump. >>it's set to begin with and talk and what we're expecting to see for the week ead as well it's going to be dry conditions today with some rainfall tomorrow, yo forecast to come. >>and i'm still waiting for this crash to clear this is a northbound

camera too so don't forget to slow it down out there 30 minutes and gring for south one oh one of otto to the toll plaza it is much heavier on 80's. so if you're traveling for a big backup from 5 80 d from the nutes from the sure they're all solid 15 minutes and growing into san francisco. we'll take a look at the south bay and the trip out of san jose coming up next james, well all right robert, thk you. >>so this morning we have reaction to a new report that shows that there's been a spi in the scter injuries, according to ucsthere wee more than 39,000 injuries from scooters between 2014 2018, which is an increase of about 222%. those injuries are most prevalent among young adults tween 18 34 and e most common injury. we're head traumas. >>they think they're invincible. you know go fast speaks to you know don't love often like trying to slow locked inet. >>it's kind ofscary but like you know they on supply helmets or anything which i thinkhey should. >>u know the autrs of the study say they strongly believe that helmets should be worn while riding the scooters should make them more t

>>marching for women live at me cfs it's a narrow otto into affects your whole body. women with it boston don't get the offices. when they tell their son 2 are also i struggle with ptsd. that often gets overlooked for women as well obviously we're part of the clear community and we want to support them to call for action backed by a movement women's rights are human rights. >>believe intersectional feminism. it can be taken for granted and women say they certainly won't stay silent. >>in san >>and these marches took place not only just here in the bay area but all across the country millions of women and men marched in cities, including new york, pittsburgh, pennsylvania, and washington d c. >>and the women's march here in san francisco cause major traffic delays take a look at the bay bridge this afternoon as traffic inched along took some employees here kron 4 news the next hour just to get to work today. now to some breaking news out of san francisco. we are learning that a pedestrian was hit and killed by a car on the 2.80 freeway it happened around 00:08pm tonigh

have some fog hanging out for inland areas out into the delta central valley and then right around of otto to you're looking at a little bit a low cloud cover that is now settled right there along highway one so be careful while driving that route this morning couple spots. >>we may encounter some fog elsewhere in the bay though obviously it's been quite clear quite nice so far this morning really nothing remarkable to little interrupt your morning commute skies will remain clear through the day today before a brief period of light showers predawn hours tomorrow morning that's it that's all we've got this weekend of sunshine otherwise and some chilly temperatures. redwood city palo alto livermore all the 30's right now after such a cold morning you might be know it's going to be a chilly afternoon. but it's actually going to be quite the opposite our morning might be colder than yesterday was better afternoon going to be a little bit warmer for the south bay that means you're in the low to mid 60's today, while for east areas and even some of her coastal areas, a range of upper 50's to low

kind of give you a quick idea of what it was like, sergeant otto lauder man of the third missouri will actually take some time after water to reflect on this. he says this after they had been routed. one poor wheel driver got eight bullets in him and lived about an hour. the artillery horses rushed into an infantry column and we were a big crowd of men, horses, guns and caissons all mixed together all running to the south. they were done. the entire brigade had been routed. now, going back towards the northern end of the battlefield we have a series of multiple attacks on bloody hill. at this point -- so, again, this is from 6:30 in the morning up until 8:30 lyon gets established on bloody hill, he establishes his lines. he is first going to send out the first kansas and first missouri, they are kind of like their -- really his first troops that he sends out, they are some of his most reliable, they begin to push out and their goal is to really probe the southern positions just south of bloody hill. they just want to find out what the strength is like for the state guard. this he know

un, the leader of north korea, was that a lot of blood on his hands, responsible for the deaths of ottor, an american citizen and yet he's getting love letters from the president of the united states, so the question is do we further our interests by killing soleimani and everything we've seen is we've actually increased of the risks of war dramatically. we put americans at greater threat and we seem to have accomplished soleimani and the iranians goal, which is to undermine our influence in leadership, the president and the prime minister, condemning the united states action. about expelling u.s. forces. what was soleimani's main goal in iraq? it was to get the americans out to undermine our influence. so we seem to have accomplished what soleimani was trying to do but couldn't, so in death he's actually accomplished his goal. that is a -- that turns back u.s. interests in the region. >> chris: you have been tweeting ever since the soleimani takedown. here's one of them. the constitution makes clear that a president may not go to war without authorization from congress and we have not

ct>> yang: betsy otto dires the rld resources institute's global water program. >> we're seeing reallynt shifts, much more erratic rainfall. snowpack and glaciers, that have been very important sources of slow-release water to much of the world, are disappearing. we're seeing really significant changes from global climatchange. >> yang: while collecting water from fog mayound revolutionary, it's actually an ancient technique and one found in nature. an african beetle captures fog droplets with small bumps on its ck. and, archaeologists have found evidence it was used centuries ago in the middle east and south america. how can we get as much water as possible from fog today? with climatehange and high consumption making water scarcity a growing problem orld, researchers are tackling that question. one technique is being tested here at thisat virginia tech. >> we're fog harvesting. >> yang: industrial desi professor brook kennedy is part of the team that developed the fog harp. it uses tightly-placed vertical wires, as opposed to crisscrossing mesh. >> either they tend to be too open, so

and the plan to shut down a homeless homeless encampment on the joe rod otto trail is making headway. that goal is to move everyone to a new shelter near the juvenile justice center. about half of the shelters 60 units are now up to code and now have -- and have now opened. it is hoped that the trail will be cleared by friday. >> 5:27 now and happening today, san francisco supervisors will vote on whether to add a new warning label on sugary drinks. about potential health effects. if that proposal passes sugarly drinks like soda will have a label with a san francisco government warning advising people that sugary drinks could cause weight gain and increase the risk of obesity. >>> new this morning, a first its kind device -- created by two berkeleyly grads that could screen for heart disease. >> the two co-founders made sthe stethoscope that tracks heart murmurs and just got fda approval. the stethoscope could allow doctors to diagnose heart disease earlier. >> in the middle of the physical exam we could provide intelligence that is able to affect front line commission at the point of

in the 40's and the 50's so there you go about 48 degrees in the napa valley about 49 for lowand of otto you have 40's 50's inside the bay. by day tomorrow actually looks like a decent friday now we're going stay mostly dry. one thing to watch out for by tomorrow evening after highs in the 50's 60's after about 7 o'clock. there's a slight chance of showers really north of the golden gate bridge guys back to you. >>thank you coming up on kron 4 news today from helping with headaches and more one over the counter drug has been linked to a new pregnancy benefit for both mothers and mart is getting a big boost explain the safer and more convrnient improvements that are on the way plus a lawmaker setting their sights on utility responsibility. the tom steyer: no child should have to worry about finding good food in school. so, when my wife kat and i learned california public school children couldn't get fresh produce in the cafeteria, we took action. we partnered with local farmers, school kitchens, a non-profit. that program now serves over 300 million healthy meals every year. the differenc

the very beginning of now does it ministration here in brazil and we know that president wilson otto has has actually ease restrictions on mining now the company itself vialli has said has vowed to close 10 of their dams that are similar to the one that was that collapse last year that's progress we also know from prosecutors that we spoke to earlier this week that criminal charges homicide charges have been filed against individuals with the valley company including the c.e.o. . as well as employees with a nother company a german company to have sued for helping vali hide the fact that they knew that this that this dam was out risk whether or not the government is taking any measures to prevent this type of disaster from happening again we don't know for sure if anything concrete is being put in place but those charges against the executives against employees of ali is a good 1st step after all with the people of burma do you want the people of maine as you guys and the people of brazil want is accountability so that this type of disaster never happens again merriam thank you from b

you are keeping an eye on otto stocks, how is december looking? is december looking? >> we did get a few numbers and estimated sales number for the month of december, but overall if you look at the nifty auto index, it has opened higher. they were better than estimated numbers. numbers will be released today. the numbers do not look great, but one segment that stood out is where the monthly numbers were up 3%. there.a: we believe it let's bring in teresa john, economist, nirmal bang equities. i want to look at the rupee, in 2019 it was down 1.6%, among the in asia.erformers what assumptions are you making for 2020, and how concerned are you about the fiscal position for india? expect depreciation , one factor going against the rupee, the higher fiscal deficit. and the growth differential with the emerging markets has narrowed in 2019, probably the same going into 2020. because of those factors, a research suggests a weaker rupee is good for growth. but we think liquidity will be late 2019.om global central banks opened the liquidity taps, and i th

even he said that if you go otto a grand jury and you lie as president, that should be a high crime. so the context in which you are going to decide this case has to understand human failings, because if you don't do that you are not being fair. i know you want to be fair. human failings exist in all of us. only when it gets to be so premeditated, so calculated, so much my interest over anybody else's or the public be damned, should you really, really start getting serious about what to do. that happened in august in my opinion, ladies and gentlemen. after being begged not to lie to a grand jury and in this matter he chose to lie. that is the burden you would be placing on the next president. don't do that. don't lie under oath when you are defending in a lawsuit against an average citizen. have the courage to apply the law in a fair manner to yourself. he talked about values and courage. let me say something about president clinton that i believe. i believe he does embrace civil rights for our citizens. i believe he has been an articulate spokesman for civil rights for our citizens.

john authers of bloomberg opinion and julia carr and otto of macropolicy perspectives -- julia coronadoperspectives are books this new with me -- are both sticking with me. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ alix: earnings season kicking off with big banks posting record profits. president trump said give me thanks because it was that good, sonali. sonali: thank you so much. today we have blowout numbers by the begin doesn't banks. equities weak performance, we had morgan stanley shooting through the roof with fixed income performance. by absolute terms, jp morgan is still king with a whopping $3.5 billion in fixed income revenue. what does that all mean when it comes to profitability? jp morgan and bank of america, the big consumer banks, leading by a landslide when it comes to profitability. investment banks further behind. bank of america holding strong on profitability, even though they are expecting net interest income to be a little lower. everyone is expecting the consumer to be strong. goldman is behind the pack, but they took that big legal charge planning for their 1mdb charges ahead. whe

of all of our rational epidemic understanding and as you said, these things are auto playing, so, otto play is just like, it hacks your brains stopping hues so as a magician, how do i know if i'm going to stop? i put a stop and, you and your mind wakes, up regular choice, if i stop, drinking at the want to get to the bottom of the, closet to make a conscious choice, do i want more? but we can design it so the ball never stops. we can just keep refilling the water, and you never stop and that is how we basically have kept millions of kids addicted in places like the philippines, people watch youtube for ten hours a day, ten hours a day. congre this as a significant cof the public. that is one of the points that i hope people will understand. doctor donovan says that there is this economy of misinformation now. these online platforms are passing. along there monetizing, making billions of, dollars meanwhile public health, costs long fourth summit costs are adding up for the public. we have a real responsibility to tackle this. level the playing field. >> by not acting we are subsidizing

>>it's a narrow otto in condition that affects your whole body. get the office when they tell their symptoms to will be in also i struggle with ptsd. that often gets overlooked for women as well obviously 're part of the clear community and we want to support them to call for action backed by a movement women's rights are human rights. >>believe intersectional feminism. rights can be taken for granted and women say they certainly won't stay silent. >>in san >>and here is a live shot coming in from alcatraz island with the city behind the overcast sky conditions you can expect for today may area temperatures still chilly 40's fothe most part in a warm up to near 60 matter but it's going to get there look at your weeken noing beats the one.he only. wendy's four for four. choose between any of these delicis sandwiches. like a junior bacon chseburger made with fresh never frozen beef. plus your choice of crispy or spicy nuggets, fries and a drink all for just 4 bucks. you'll wonder why you settled r anything less. it looked better on the box. when you

blanc otto, bob, with all your expenses aging, we talk not just about how you find it, but what are the other creative ways to try to hold the cost themselves down. and is keeping people in their homes at least a subset of that? >> on the second part absolutely. home-based services of a much more cost-effective way of doing business. i think the issue is having there has to be more of an inducement on the part of the contributors of long-term care. in other words the working people contribute into the program so that it is not all about the claims that come later. those bankrupt the individual plan. the more attractive and long-term care policy is to a consumer, the more likely they are to take it up and when enough people come into the program, theoretically you can't project all these things, like joanne says there's a long tail involved with lawn care insurance. it has to do with more people recognizing the need to purchase long-term care insurance, but is also the responsibility industry to make the product more responsive to what consumers want. we've moved away from being only nur