so we called the installer, paul davis restoration. it told us that t w vendors involved herproblem occ a vendor warranty issue, which it intended to settle with the manufacturers. these two were going to go ahead and duke it out. paul davis didn't want to drag linda through that process. it went ahead and sent her a check for $6500 to get a new floor. we applaud linda for trying to utilize her warranty. that is a really good warranty right there. companies bake the cost of those warranties into the price you pay for their products. so if there's ever an issue, take advantage of those benefits you paid for. make sure you keep a copy of the warranty like that right there so you can prove what you deserve. got a consumer problem, call us ber time. s 888-996-tips. we're online at nbcbayareachris. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," a look at the forecast starting out foggy there. >> it's been patchy as far as fog. palo alto, 101. it's not foggy there but if you drive a little bit you may run into it. temperatures in the upper 40s and low

without further ado, please join me in welcoming general mcchrystal and paul davis. [applause] >> the title of the book is "leaders, myths and reality" general mcchrystal, one of the most prevalent myths about leadership? >> let me first thank you for having me here today and thank you for the wonderful introduction. let me say that my two co-authors are in the room today. jeff edgar's, former navy seal and j Ãformer marine. together we had this cumulative amazing iq. had i left the group it would have gone down slightly. [laughter] so in the tough questions come, the right answers are back there. thank you guys for being here, thanks for being on the team. [applause] i deflected the first question, what was that? >> what are most prevalent myths about leadership. >> and want to start the first myth is that we understand Ãb we study it, we have books on it can we categorize ourselves as leaders but i went to a lifetime of trying to lead, trying to learn to lead as my co-authors did and yet we never really thought we got it so we went back to first principles with thi

paul davis restoration. it told us there were many factors here. many vendors involved and this problem occurred as a result of a vendor warranty issue. which it intended to settle with the manufacturer. basically they didn't want to drag her through the process. it sent a check for $6,500. for a new floor. we applaud them and linda for trying to utilize her warranty. companies bake the cost of the warranties into the price you pay for the product. so if there's an issue, you have to take advantage of the benefits. you paid for them. also make sure you keep a copy of the warranty. so you can prove what you're entitled to. >> call us any time. or online. >> okay. thank you. mother hood won't be the only thing keeps meghan markle busy. her royal life this year. the queen is putting her to work. she's seen here working with a charity. now a patron of this and other organizations. she's given two posts. and national theater which is a perfect fit for the former tv star. the expanding duties represent the queens growing trust in her. >> a lot goeng on.

paul doroshov- davis pd)) "it's just a big loss for the department." several streets tangled in tape, as investigators combed through this home just blocks away from the crime scene. ((nats)) community members and surrounding law enforcement agencies spent friday dropping off flowers, flags, and food. "we don't think things like this happen in davis."a davis history teacher had her junior high class write encouraging notes to add to officer corona's growing memorial ((nina nero- davis teacher)) "since i spend a lot of time talking about heroes in history, it was important for me to acknowledge our every day heroes, our officers, and most important, officer corona, who risked her life." ((ashley)) police have not yet released the name of the man they say is responsible for corona's death. an update is expected within the next hour. hour. gavin newsom ... in addition to ordering flags to fly at half staff in the capitol today ... issued the following statement. "we join all californians in mourning the loss of this courageous officer .... and extend our

paul doroshov- davis pd)) "it's just a big loss for the department."eral streets tangled in tape, as investigators combed through this home just blocks away from the crime scene. ((nats)) community members and surrounding law

paul doroshov- davis pd)) "it's just a big loss for the department." several streets tangled in tape, as investigators combed through this home just blocks away from the crime scene. ((nats)) community members and surrounding law enforcement agencies spent friday dropping off flowers, flags, and food. "we don't think things like this happen in davis."a davis history teacher had her junior high class write encouraging notes to add to officer corona's growing memorial ((nina nero- davis teacher)) "since i spend a lot of time talking about heroes in history, it was important for me to acknowledge our every day heroes, our officers, and most important, officer corona, who risked her life." ((ashley)) police have not yet released the name of the man they say is responsible for corona's death. an update is expected within the next hour. (grant) back to our coverage of the rain hitting the bay area tonight. this is a live look at the conditions on the bridges right now. today is the first of a series of storms rolling through the bay area-- and we are in for

[applause] >> carolyn davis and then paul rose and then candice. >> good afternoon, commissioners. thank you so much. renee, i have a little story about renee when she started 21 years ago. she had a choice of working for my firm and going to the port. i was the loser for sure. [laughter] >> so, it's really funny that she is still here and i'm still here. i wanted to say how much integrity renee has as a communitcommunicator. she's looked up across the city. she's looked at as a one-person show that no one can match. when i look at -- i work with a lot of agencies, they have much larger staff and don't accomplish quite as much as she has done over the 21 years she's been here. i just wish her the very best as she sails off into the sunset and hopefully has an opportunity to enjoy our city in a different way than to be worried about whether a pier is going to fall down. it's been a pleasure to work with you and your team. i love you. thank you. [applause] >> hi, i'm paul with sfmta. congratulations. it's been a pleasure working with you. you represent a rare blend of communications

think of, but, yeah, i'm not a gold bug. >> no one is saying that about bitcoin either nancy davis and paul christopher. >>> let's drill down on the government shutdown. it's day 33. now federal workers and unions are protesting over in the hart senate office building in washington that's where we find ylan mui. >> there were hundreds of people gathered here in the atrium. the protest is now breaking up as they take their message to individual lawmakers' offices. they started the rally with silence. they took a minute for every day of the shutdown so far and then began chanting no more food banks. we need paychecks. we talked to one woman facing her second missed paycheck on friday she's worried about paying her bills. >> i've been there for 25 years, 24 years, and i love my job, but at this point, i'm having to postpone medical procedures because i can't afford the co-pay >> there are some pivotal votes expected to happen in the senate tomorrow also potential movement in the house around more money for border security. but no wall that president trump wants. kelly, none of these proposals

paul is live in davis with more about the loss of this young officer. >>> reporter: officer corona started here in a part-time capacity. she just became a full officer. you can take a look here behind me. this memorial has grown tremendously. many people are coming up. this is for a woman who is gone too soon. >> people who knew natalie corona say she was a ray of sunshine. she could brighten up anyone's day. her friends gave her this spicy pepper. >> he was an angel. i never met anyone like her. >> thursday night, the rookie officer was killed in the line of duty. she was responding to a traffic accident when a gunman opened fire. many people came to the police station with flowers and other items showing support for the small apartment of 60 sworn officers. she was a woman they called a rising star. >> it is a tragic loss for us. it is a loss for the community. >> this is heartbreaking. we heard the sirens. >> she comes from a law- enforcement family. her father was a deputy for more than 25 years. here he is in this picture, pending on his daughter's badge. those who knew her said her d

nba fined anthony davis $50,000 for publicly demanding a trade. rich paul his agent said he wants to play for team with chance at title. translating, wants to play with lebron in nba. league doesn't like this stuff in private. $50,000 is change in his couch cushion. >>> pelicans versus the beard and his rockets. anthony davis out with finger injury, jal he'll oak afore, had 27 points. 30, cut the deficit to nine. 26 seconds left, harden hits another, cuts down to four. dribbles out-of-bounds thinking would call a foul. instead a turnover, no foul call, that's a change for the beard. pelicans win 121-116. >>> nfl, super bowl week, hype in atlanta. jared goff and tom brady, brady winner of five super bowls, brutally honest, not going to help goff navigate the stress of super bowl race. rams have better roster, pats have all the experience. goff. >> i think it's cool story line. both have roots there obviously. fun thing to know we know some of the same people. for the bay area, it's exciting. >> in terms of the magnitude of the game, haven't felt any moment i

hundreds of people gathering for a candlelight vigil to mourn fallen davis police officer, natalie corona. jeff paulst. reporter: gap, arthel, we're learning more about the suspected gunman. they discovered a piece of evidence shedding some light into a possible motive at all of this happening as the officers serve came together to remember her. many holding a blue candles to show support for officer corona and one person in general. very emotional mind as friends and family, even complete strangers who didn't know the officer took the time to honor her life. several still don't unders and why this happened and on the first place. >> the kind of girl you want to be your daughter. like i said, i'm so blessed to have been a part of her life and to be friends with her family. it can happen anywhere. that's a real tragedy. people put their lives on the line, you know, for service. you know, to do good things for people. this can happen. reporter: investigators to discover and note that the suspect left behind where he complained about the davis police department hitting his hearers with ultrasonic waves

paul, thank you. >>> we're learning more about the rookie police officer in davis gunned down in the line of duty, friends remembering a woman who wanted toserve her community. in the last hour her father spoke out about his daughter's death. kpix5's emily turner is live at the growing memorial at the davis police department about a mile and a half from the scene of the shooting. emily? >> reporter: it's an absolutely heart breaking scene here. folks who didn't know her who simply feel heartbroken at the loss the community feels have been placing flowers, notes, anything they can to show their support not only for the davis police department, but also for the family, a family that right now tonight is heartbroken as well. in fact, as you mentioned, we talked to the father of this young woman and he said his worst fears came true. >> when i worked in law enforcement, i didn't so much fear for my own safety because you're out doing the work and you think you can handle any situation, but when it came to natalie, i worried about her, you know. i worried about her getting hurt and being out there in the stree

"the favourite," deborah davis and tony mcnamara. "first reformed," paul schrader.sleep after this? or, are you going to have your day? >> i'm probably going to go work out. i'm lying. and now for performance by an actor in a leading role. christian bale in "vice." bradley cooper in "a star is born." willem dafoe, "at eternity's gate." rami malek in "bohemian rhapsody." and viggo mortensen in "green book." >> me too, i'm going to go work out possibly for three to four hours. >> yeah. >> yeah, do pull-ups, push-downs. here we go. for performance by an actress in a leading role. yalitza, yalitza aparicio in "roma." glenn close in "the wife." olivia colman in "the favourite." lady gaga in "a star is born." and melissa mccarthy in "can you ever forgive me?" >> dreams just coming true out here. here are the nominees for achievement in directing. "blackkklansman," spike lee. "cold war," pawel pawlikowski. "the favourite," yorgos lanthimos. "roma," alfonso cuaron. and "vice," adam mckay. >> i am going to work out. i don't know why you think i'm lying. oh, my god, here it i

russian federal security agents say paul whelan was caught last weekuring an alleged espionage operion. whelen has a twin brother named. davi "today" show has spoken with him. you can watch the interview coming up at 7:00. >>> today muriel bowser will be sworn in for her second term as d.c. mayor. roadhe closures around washington convention center began at 6:00 a.m. l street isd clo between 7th and 9th streets until 6 to er9. will be parking restrictions in that area all day. >>> it's now 6:36. as 2019 gets rolling major transportation project will be taking shape as well. >> here's a look at some of the biggest impacts you could be facing. in virginia work is ongoing on the entire length of 66. e most disruption will be outside the beltway. two new toll lanes are being added in each direction. >>>n the district abou100 intersections will get no right turn on red signs. they're desned to increase pedestrian and cyclist safety. fometro, there is construction on technician. stations south of ragan nationai ort will be shut down during the summer to rebuild platforms. >>> 6:37. coming up, a near fight on the football field, b

paul? >> we have more coming before this time tomorrow. between now and then we have a dense fog alert and all east bay, inland valleys and the entire central valley including sacramento, davis south of fresno. visibility will be less than one quarter of a mile. let's look at the radar which is dry now but won't be for long. tomorrow morning we go cloudy by tomorrow morning with showers building offshore and a wave of light to moderate rainfall over the entire bay area, just in time for the evening commute tomorrow. so rain and wind will be about a 3-4 on a 10 scale. and that will be the highest late in the day tomorrow. very sloppy drive home for workers because of that rain. the first of several weather systems to move in, we will talk about which one date looks to be the dry day of the next seven. >>> tonight the government shutdown is now the second- longest longest ever. if he goes past saturday it will be the longest one ever. take a live look of the capitol tonight as the stalemate continues , tonight the white house wants to use money that was allocated for disaster relief like buyers and hurricanes to build the border wall. last fall president trump promise to help

it david davis should never have accepted it as one of the preconditions for negotiations up was the rock on which we perished you know what find it strange that you appear i mean we had paul mask before we. had will see saying that we are in it for itself it seems to set off a leg we're going to thing you in what used to be the dominant force in the well of the i suppose yes but that probably is in the strawman context which i think you're . coming on to the moment well i think they said they have nigel dogs as a bit of trying to be che guevara and now. there's a raucous ones as if he was their kids in a sweet show he was talking by he was going your mind to guerrilla campaign in parliament. well hard to you as a unionist to stay in the union if you're a guerrilla campaign against your own government a government which he has a confidence to supply arrangement with you know and well in the sense that if there is a may did put in the mind of the irish sea they have to be a protected to the tactics if you are in an arrangement with ops government which in my view opinion there was no need for the deal between the metol but surely to raise them a needed the d p otherwise the

davis tonight. thank you, linsey. >>> and this evening, to the russia investigation, and as president trump left for texas today, our jon karl asked him about the accidental revelation that his campaign chairman, paulort, had shared polling data with business associates accused of having ties to russian intelligence. here's how the president reacted to the news. >> reporter: did you know that paul manafort was sharing polling data from your campaign with the russians? >> no, i didn't know anything about it. nothing about it. >> the president was also asked if the special counsel's final report should be made public. he answered, "we'll have to see." >>> to the big question tonight involving the oscars. who will host? well, possibly no one. the academy awards is without a host since kevin hart stepped down after he was pressed to apologize over homophobic comments he made in the past. he did apologize, but is now not interested in the job. tonight, "variety" is reporting for the first time in nearly 30 years, there may be no host. here's abc's kayna whitworth. >> reporter: it's been one of hollywood's most coveted roles. ♪ wonderful night for oscar >> reporter: billy crystal -- >> this is the night

davis did say that cohen will comply with the subpoena. meanwhile, the president's former campaign manager due back in federal court tomorrow. a judge demanded paul manafort attend a hearing to address charges that he lied to the special counsel. prosecutors will lay out exactly how manafort violated his plea deal. in a court filing yesterday, manafort's lawyers pushed back against the notion their client lied, insisting he had difficulty requiring the details of what occurred. also developing tonight, and this is new, exclusive reporting about the president's son-in-law and concerns over foreign contacts he made during the campaign. nbc news has learned, quote, jared kushner's application for a top secret cleaner was rejected by two career white house security specialists after an fbi background check raised concerns about potential foreign influence on him, but their supervisor overruled the recommendation and approved the clearance, two sources familiar with the matter told nbc news. according to this same report, kushner was one of at least 30 cases in which this executive kline overruled career security experts and approved a top secret clea

davis police saying the suspect ambushed 22-year-old natalie corona while she was responding to a routine call of a car accident. jeff pauln our west coast newsroom with the latest. just heart breaking. and just so sad. hi, jeff. >> hi, eric. yeah, investigators believe the suspect rode up on a bicycle to the scene and immediately started shooting officer corona and unloading his entire magazine. police say he reloaded and started shooting in all sorts of different directions, eventually running from the scene. the suspect was later found dead inside his apartment. police say he shot himself. the community of davis, california, which is about 15 miles west of sacramento now taking the time to remember the officer who paid the ultimate sacrifice. >> she was a young officer trying to -- just doing her job and taken too soon and just the sign of the times. it's really a sad thing to happen in our town. >> i'm going to school here at uc davis. when i'm done, i aspire to be someone just like her. she's 22 years old. i'm 23 years old. it really saddens me. >> officer corona graduated from the police academy in july of last year

davis says cohen will comply. joining me legal analyst maya wiley, former u.s. attorney barbara mcquade, msnbc legal analyst paulu specialized in labor racketeering when you hear stuff like what i'm going to play right now, tell me if it sounds familiar to the cases you dealt with take a listen. >> he should give information maybe on his father-in-law because that's the one that people want to look at because where does that money -- that's the money in the family. i guess he didn't want to talk about his father-in-law. he's trying to get his sentenced reduce. >> his father-in-law is ukrainian. >> that's not a crime. >> has millions and millions -- it's not he comes from the ukraine. he may have ties to something called organized crime. >> what do you make of these guys >> you have implied threats and you have direct threats. in this case you have the implied threat where, you know, the old put your hand on the shoulder and say hey, don't worry about this, that and the other. you know what, how is your granddaughter doing? does she still take piano lessons on 23rd street and park avenue she has a whole life ahea