peggy: it does look good. we were thinking that the holiday of sales -- holiday sales would come out strong for walmart. they have really invested in e-commerce. we had a story out last month that walmart will be hiring 2000 people, particularly for technology. this is where they are putting the pedal to the metal to compete with amazon. david: the pieces don't fit together neatly. walmart comes in, they had a pretty good holiday season. michael: a lot of questions raised about those retail sales numbers. we will see what the january numbers show. this is a good news story for this particular company and the niche they are in, selling to people on the lower economic end of the scale. onsaw e-commerce sales drop an overall retail sales number, but way up for walmart. alix: sam's club e-commerce sales were up 12% year-over-year. overall, walmart up 43%. this raises a question in general. how much are you willing to offset your capex in order to grow? what is the tipping point for investors? peggy: that's right.

peggy rogers lives in an rv park ... and was evacuated wednesday night -- just before the river came up over the ridge and into her lot.peggy rogers, guerneville "we have to sit up here until the water goes down."some trailers weren't as lucky ... now surrounded by feet of water.beaches are unrecognizable ... and there is more and more debris floating down the river.chris brokate, clean river alliance (41-48)"you will probably see everything you can imagine propane tanks barrels lots of plastic food containers food storage hat comes off land or thats in peoples backyards or along the rivers is getting affected now."peggy rogers, guerneville "we are ok we are just dealing with it its all you can do"michelle kingston, mkingstonnews (1:04-1:16) sonoma county sheriffs office says if you live in a low lying area along the river to consider moving to higher ground..in guerneville michelle kingston kron 4 news ( robin ) thousands of people across the bay also had to deal with power outages. the storm disrupting electricity at k

peggy, te escuchamos. peggy: hola, quÉ tal, cÓmo estÁn?zmÁn está en manos de este jurado. me gustarÍa hablarles un poco sobre esto. son 12 miembros, la mayorÍa mujeres, la mayoría afroamericanos que se han mantenido en el anonimato. de hecho, las dibujantes no han podido retratarlos durante las mÁs de 30 sesiones que ha habido durante este juicio. ademÁs, ellos no se hospedan en hoteles, debido a lo largo del proceso, sino que son custodiados por la policÍa cuando se desplazan desde su casa a la corte. otra caracterÍstica muy importante es que, como saben, guzmÁn está en una prisiÓn de mÁxima seguridad en manhattan, pero cuando tiene audiencia estÁ aquÍ en una celda precisamente en esta corte de brooklyn y, mientras se espera el veredicto, esta en un salÓn contiguo a la sala. esa es la informaciÓn que tenemos por ahora. como saben, tambiÉn el jurado tiene prohibido buscar informaciÓn en redes sociales u online sobre el caso, para que esto no pueda influir en su opiniÓn. segÚn el juez, ellos deben referirse a las pruebas y no debe, obviamen

peggy: we saw the citigroup ceo hitting that team. -- theme.g it will expand its branches into more states, putting the pedal to the metal. it's on the backdrop of an environment in banking where we are seeing smaller players starting to emerge. alix: goldman sachs says they had 19 days of trading losses in the fourth quarter. standard chartered's ceo came up with his plan, cutting costs, reconfiguring businesses int india and south korea. investors did not stand up and applaud. peggy: it has been a muted response to this three-year plan. it seems like they are in 60 geographies. there saying -- need to saying we readjust our flows. a lot of growth was going to be global. shaking upse senior management -- he has three women, including the chief risk officer. she was the chief financial a of the investment bank for a while. has handled some big issues for them. -- she was the chief financial office of the investment bank for a while. -- she was the chief financial chief financial officer of the investment bank for a while. alix: still wouldn't t

david: turning is now, peggy collins -- joining us now, peggy collins.as been found guilty by a french court of money laundering to avoid taxes. a fine of 3.7 billion euros. they've been offered a settlement. saying no, we will take it to trial. sounds like a big loss for ubs. bank. a big fine for the it's something they've been fighting for a while. this whole issue of european banks and the money laundering potential scandals they've been involved in as a overhang for -- we've seen a lot of government crackdown over the years and tried to recoup the tax money they said they didn't get. terms, it is 4.2 billion. it is a record. the next closest, credit suisse back in 2007. david: that was the u.s. this is the french. last the bank said "the case prosecution is very evident." wonder where the disconnect was. of a lot's a backdrop of these governments, not just the u.s. forcing banks to be more transparent about knowing their customer. where's the customer's money coming from? diligence to make sure they were paying taxes on it? alix: the criminal wrongdo

peggy: buenos dÍas.e el jurado estÁ analizando todo de forma muy metÓdica. tambiÉn se conoce que debido a una pregunta que hicieron estarÍan enfocados en el principal cargo que enfrenta guzmÁn, este es el de la participaciÓn continua en una empresa criminal que serÍa esencialmente liberal el cÁrtel de sinaloa. este cargo incluye 27 violaciones, de hecho el jurado le preguntÓ al juez brian hogan si una violaciÓn debe ser probada o no probada unÁnimemente. a lo que el juez les respondiÓ que deberÍan referirse a las instrucciones que les dieron al inicio de las deliberaciones. una de las respuestas es que ellos deben encontrar de forma unÁnime al menos unas tres de estas 27 violaciones. como saben, de ser hallado culpable, guzmÁn podrÍa ser condenado hasta cadena perpetua . hasta ahora en total lo que se tienen sobre las 30 horas de deliberaciones. hoy estaremos muy al tanto de lo que se pueda desarrollar. satcha: gracias por informarnos esta maÑana en vivo desde la gran manzana. la tormenta de nieve de la

david: we are joined now by peggy collins.ley.with we talked with jes staley overnight about edward bramson's request for a board seat. >> the board unanimously is going to recommend that the shareholders do not bode that mr. bramson get on the board. that mr. bramson get on the board. to have that engagement between shareholders and management and the board, we don't believe a board seat is necessary to do that. recommend board will unanimously we don't add mr. bramson. peggy: bramson wrote a letter to his investors and saying he needed a board seat to get barclays to make more cuts. the bank was out with earnings today that look stronger than some people expected. that is helping relieve some of the stress on barclays. they are due to meet next week here in new york. alix: let's see how gam goes. the firm wound up dismissing tim haywood, the bond manager at the center of all this drama. when i read the article, i was like, wait, they just dismissed him? peggy: it was a bit surprising because it's been going on since july of

peggy flanagan! [cheering] gov. walz: welcome to minnesota, people. north star state and the warm, beating heart of the heartland. the rest of the country is realizing this. did you think we would miss an opportunity after it was 70 below to miss these balmy temperatures and together for a ?arty this is the state that invented scotch tape and when we had time, we invented waterskiing. we don't fear the future, we create the future here. nobody knows that better than amy klobuchar. when we decide to come together and tackle the toughest problems, we bring everybody else along. it is time for us to put a leader in the white house who understands we are stronger together and that our best days lie ahead of us. i think -- we're going to ask a lot of work out of you. we are going to introduce amy klobuchar to the rest of the country, but they got their introduction during the kavanaugh hearings. the rest of the country saw what we already knew. we had somebody who was smart, ourht, and decent as united states senator. when i turned on that tv and watched t

peggy rogers lives in an rv park ... and was evacuated wednesday night -- just before the river came up over the ridge and into her lot.peggy rogers, guerneville "we have to sit up here until the water goes down."some trailers weren't as lucky ... now surrounded by feet of water.beaches are unrecognizable ... and there is more and more debris floating down the river.chris brokate, clean river alliance (49-56)"you will probably see everything you can imagine propane tanks barrels lots of plastic food containers food storage containers strofoam everything that comes off land or thats in peoples backyards or along the rivers is getting affected now."sonoma county sheriffs office says if you live in a low lying area along the river to consider moving to higher ground..peggy rogers, guerneville "we are ok we are just dealing with it its all you can do"in guerneville michelle kingston kron 4 news weather in your neighborhood with the kron-4 mobile app. you'll find full forecasts... and an interactive radar. you can also get pu

peggy: mÁs personas podrÍa enfermarse, debido a un brote de salmonela resistente a algunos antibiÓticoson 25 hospitalizaciones en 32 estados. >> la infecciÓn por salmonela se puede presentar durante las primeras 12 a 72 horas despuÉs de la contaminaciÓn. el paciente puede tener fiebre, malestar general, vÓmito, diarrea, dolor abdominal. reportera: el problema es que la cepa de salmonela, responsable del brote, estarÍa esparcida en la industria del pollo. por lo que se advierte que cualquiera podrÍa infectarse al comer esta ave, si no estÁ bien cocida, o al tener el contacto con pollo crudo. >> es mejor comprar ensalada, verdura antes que pollo. para darles mucho pollo, mejor dar ensalada. reportera: pese a las cifras alarmantes, no se recomienda que se deje de comer pollos, ni que las hienas dejen de vender. lo que tienes precauciÓn. >> los alimentos deben ser bien cocinados. las verduras deben ser limpiadas adecuadamente. peggy: los estados donde se ha reportado mÁs casos relacionados con este brote son nueva york, massachusetts y pensilvania. enrique: geÓlogos y arqueólogos pusieron f

peggy rogers lives in an rv park ... and was evacuated wednesday night -- just before the river came up over the ridge and into her lot.peggy rogers, guerneville "we have to sit up here until the water goes down."some trailers weren't as lucky ... now surrounded by feet of water.beaches are unrecognizable ... and there is more and more debris floating down the river.chris brokate, clean river alliance (41-48)"you will propane tanks barrels lots of plastic food containers food storage containers strofoam everything that comes off land or thats in peoples backyards or along the rivers is getting affected now."peggy rogers, guerneville "we are ok we are just dealing with it its all you can do"michelle kingston, mkingstonnews (1:04-1:16) sonoma county sheriffs office says if you live in a low lying area along the river to consider moving to higher ground..in guerneville michelle kingston kron 4 news (grant) rebuilding paradise... that was the main focus for governor newsom and other state law makers today as they toured the

peggy rogers lives in an rv park ... and was evacuated wednesday night -- just before the river came up over the ridge and into her lot.peggy rogers, guerneville "we have to sit up here until the water goes down."some trailers weren't as lucky ... now surrounded by feet of water.beaches are nd more debri floating down the river.chris brokate, clean river alliance (41-48)"you will probably see everything you can imagine propane tanks barrels lots of plastic food containers food storage containers strofoam everything that comes off land or thats in peoples backyards or along the rivers is getting affected now."peggy rogers, guerneville "we are ok we are just dealing with it its all you can do"michelle kingston, mkingstonnews (1:04-1:16) sonoma county sheriffs office says if you live in a low lying area along the river to consider moving to higher ground..in guerneville michelle kingston kron 4 news (pam) tree trimmers in san francisco had a major job on their hands today... cutting back a number of trees around the city. t

peggy collins: last it was a tough year for deutsche bank. it is not been smooth.r of european banks lost shares to u.s. banks last year. of them will be restructuring and you are seeing u.s. banks take the lead on equities and fixed income. presidentpean council speaking at a news conference in egypt saying a delay of brexit would be rational and the greater chance of brexit delay as time goes bond -- time goes on. what would you gain? david: the reports are saying, let's have a long delay because that will force the members of parliament to vote for the deal. whether that is to are not, i don't know. saying no, i may don't one an extension for her party to push back as well. david: we have march 29 coming along. up, the robert mueller report may be coming to an end, the will the public get to see it? more on what i am watching. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is what i'm watching. is it -- it is robert mueller's report and many say it will come out this week. what comes out and who needs to see it? he has to give it to the new attorney general, bill bar. barr. d

peggy whitson stay here was extended so no she'll be working together with jack. good to. the new certainly there's a group which. would use. this experiment is the most delicious one the lettuce was grown at zero gravity and then of course eaten they carry out biological and physics experiments study the performance of stem cells and develop medicines to cure cancer this experiment is the most important one for jack fisher as his daughter had cancer. but space. x. mission control constantly monitors their health and watches closely to see if they exercise enough. we have a special treadmill first off. it's all that we have to work out physical exercise. to half hours a day because if you don't have good exercise your muscles and your bones just for just go away. come back as a ninety year old may and and then. your wife like you. used the courage to cause a book on this in this book another city to put in my store to what are you but i'd leave them as my own which you see in the particular thing you choose in this chain pimp that you got them you know what you would at le

so much to do that it doesn't even have time to make his american colleagues helping out the north peggy whitson stay here was extended so no she'll be working together with jack. mutual. good to go and you said it was good to see you in your school. bush and bush are going to your lordship. this experiment is the most delicious one the lettuce was grown at zero gravity and then of course eaten they carry out biological and physics experiments study the performance of stem cells and develop medicines to cure cancer this experiment is the most important one for jack fisher as his daughter had cancer. but spaceman also guinea pigs mission control constantly monitors their health and watches closely to see if they exercise enough. we have a special treadmill first off we can find it's all the way we have to work out physical exercise. to do two and a half hours a day because if you don't have good exercise your muscles and your bones just just go away and you come back as a ninety year old man and then you your wife like you anymore. that's the answer. to. the most news in the murder story

peggy moretti is executive director of restore oregon. >> there are a million things that can get muckedhistoric renovation. you always worry about, good intentions don't always translate very well. >> tony's intention is to come up with a design that honors his late father but satisfies his own creative vision. it calls for some spiritual collaboration. >> i channeled him the entire time i was working on the house. what do i do, and what would he do? >> but guess what? after consulting with his father's spirit, tony recognizes who's boss. >> and we had a meeting of the minds and did whatever i felt was the right -- for once, i was able to make the decisions without his input. >> by the spring of 2010, the restoration is in full swing. it's an exhausting process for both tony and his wife, marti. >> we lived and commuted from chicago. every two weeks i flew out here for two weeks and went back to chicago. >> in september 2012, after two long years and $935,000, the work is finally complete. >> i've put so much of my blood, sweat and tears into this house, probably more than he did to bui

tina smith and governor walls, lieutenant overnor peggy flannigan, highest ranking native american nation.ficialn our our congressional delegation, thank you. commissioners, forgot, my dad, years old. you always want to thank your in-laws, thank you, dudley, who traveled with prince for so many here. for being if prince can do that halftime how in all of that rain, i can do this in this snow. thank you, friends from across the country. this is why we live here. greater, minnesota, thank you, suburbs, and thank you, the twin cities of minneapolis, st. paul. today on ered here mississippi l river. america's great river, running straight through the middle of the ountry and through heartland. it takes its name from the word for the n father of waters. small up north. like so many of you as a kid, i got the thrill of going up there and claiming that i jumped clear the mississippi river. this flowss wider as down here to the twin cities and mom to wisconsin, where my was born. to iowa.down a place where we in minnesota to go south for the winter. illinois, a state that boasts a lot of xtraordinary pr

they raise money and they reach out to ludlow kramer and peggy maze, who are already involved in the state of washington in food distribution programs. >> kramer was our secretary of state. he and i, prior to this, had dated, even though he was a republican. lud and i went down to meet with the hearst family. within 24 hours, we were getting it started. i wanted to get it done fast so the sla would know that we were acting in good faith. hearst was truly afraid that his daughter was going to get killed if he did not comply. unky! (cat 1) gravy purr-adise. (cat 2) purr-adise? really? (vo) feed their fantasy. friskies. you'll earn unlimited double camiles on every purchase,. every day... not just "airline purchases". think about all the double miles you could be earning... (loud) holy moley that's a lot of miles!!! shhhhh! ♪ what's in your wallet? shhhhh! not long ago, ronda started here. and then, more jobs began to appear. these techs in a lab. this builder in a hardhat... ...the welders and electricians who do all of that. the diner staffed up 'cause they all needed lunch. teachers.

sabrina sloan is angelica skyler darilyn castillo is peggy skyler julia harriman is eliza hamilton) hamilton)eliza hamilton) we didn't expect to hear this in the middle of the nfl offseason. just a couple of weeks removed from celebrating a 6th world championship, patriots owner robert kraft...facing charges for soliciting prostitution the 77-year-old billionaire, one of the most powerful figures in all of sports and business, is among 25-people named in a months long investigation into human trafficking. police say they have video evidence of kraft paying for and engaging in sex acts on two occasions... at a strip-mall massage parlor in jupiter, florida despite that, he has denied any wrongdoing. he's facing two misdemeanor offenses, which present the possibility of some jail time, a fine, and community service. police say a warrant will be issued for his arrest. in our other top story, what a way to come out of the all-star break for the warriors. two games against potential playoff opponents. the champs back from the break and hosting sacramento last night... they got all they could from

. >> for the "wall street urnal," peggy nguyen an. >> strategist, author and former chair of the dnc,> great to be here. >> let'sh start w what's everyone talking about and a new low for journalist, the "national enquirer" was accused of black mailing jeff bezos. you are all highly respectedur lists so when all is said and done, what do you think jeff bezos' penis is going to look like? >> excuse me?>> normally high minded journalists would not talk about this, but itve inv the richest man in america and the president of the united states. so jf

so i asked peggy young who worked at ups for 10 years and then got pregnant and then was told because she couldn't lift 20 pounds that she would have to take a leave of absence and lose her health insurance, when men who couldn't lift 20 pounds were accommodated. and she went all the way to the supreme court and it was found that it was discrimination but it wasn't intentional. soledad: we'll see where it goes. nice to have you with us. 13 states have not ratified the e.r.a. they are predominantly socially conservative red states. republican congressman tom reed of new york co-sponsored the latest legislation to ratify the e.r.a. nice to have you with us. those 13 states, how likely do you think it is that you will get one of them over the finish line? rep. reed: we are so close. from my perspective, this was a natural fit, to be the voice on the republican side as well as having that legacy in our backyard. so i think getting the states to the finish line is doable. one more state and we are there. soledad: you say seneca falls and i think, for a lot of americans who don't have an id

voice and they timed it so that it was brought to morning television and good morning america and peggy noonan wrote the famous speech. stephen ambrose wrote a big book about it and we had band of brothers, tom hanks doing saving private ryan, band of brothers s that became an hbo thing in new orleans they opened at the national museum and it started becoming seen as a symbol of unity in the united states that we were all in it together, that there were very few dissenters of it and it was a sort of american ingenuity and the fact that the secrecy that we could keep something about grand without the german discovering the german folklore and the mythological separation of it you cannot if you go to normandy and you see those crosses and look at the english channel, you feel like it is no other side. kids are making pilgrimages over there to the beaches in omaha and utah. the makes an impression because even if they are in good shape it is hard to get up the hill with about 70 pounds on your back. the other thing my students have a hard time reckoning with is the fact that we have a comp

<peggy rogers, guerneville "we have to sit up here until the water goes down."buttedpeggy rogers, guerneville "we are ok we are just dealing with it its all you can do">( darya ) officials are closely monitoring the river. we will update you when it returns below the flood stage. < it is absouletly amazing we are not talking about loss of life at this time.>( darya ) another round of rain is causing concerns in sausalito ... after after a home was destroyed in a mudslide that buried a woman in the rubble. she made it out alive.á) kron4's will tran is near the scene of the mudslide this morning with the latest. will? this morning all access to the damaged homes has been cut off either by barricades or police officers as the rain continues to come downthe mudslide picked up susan gordon's home and carried it down hill .. slamming it into another home on thursday in the overnight hoursthe 76 year old gordon was asleep at the time and described it as sounding like a tornado she was injured and was covered in mud and debris where rescuers had to rush to the scene and

<peggy rogers, guerneville "we have to sit up here until the water goes down."peggy rogers, guerneville "we are ok we are just dealing with it its all you can do">( james ) the sonoma county sheriffs office says if you live in a low lying area along the river to consider moving to higher ground. ( james ) don't forget - you can track the storm and the weather in your neighborhood with the kron-4 mobile app. there you will find full forecasts... and an interactive radar. you can also get push alerts on bay area storms. all with the kron-4 mobile app ( darya ) one woman was trapped in her car afduring yesterday's storms... missing her by only inches. this was the scene thursday mornign in loomis. the tree crushed the front of her s-u-v and brought down several power lines. that meant emergecy workers couldn't get to her right away. they had to wait for pg&e to shut down the lines. she broke several bones but is recovering at a local hospital. ( james ) in national headlines ... president trump plans to declare a national emergency this morning... after signing a b

peggy noonan said themecally.ood job last night. >> i thought again, he tried to talk about immigration in a way that isn't his normal old way of they're all rapists coming across but saying look, there are walls and the border patrol think these sections need more wall. we're going to put in more there to stop illegal immigration and want legal immigration. he ad libbed we want even more legal immigration than we've had. >> steven miller passed out at the white house. >> i thought that was a good way to talk about immigration when stacey abrams would pick on the way he normally talks about it when he's reading from a teleprompter mostly, it was a pretty conservative message. >> maria, i'm suspecting you heard something different. >> a lot of us have discussed this had idea we can't have peace and legislation without war, if we have war and investigation. >> what was that? >> he was turning the fighting inwardly into congress. that was an unveiled threat to what happens if you actually want a functioning governmen

they won't say the word wall. >> peggy noonan is right. who cares what to call it? and everybody loves ice cream and let's fix it. >> sandra: tear down that word. juan, let's change subjects a little bit here talking about your party. cory booker announcing via a tweet that he is indeed running for president. here it is. i'm running for president. join me on this journey. he links to his cory booker.com page. what he is saying? i'm running for president because across the country we're facing common pain and we need leadership to reignite our spirit of common purpose to build a more fair and just nation for everyone. what do you think of a cory booker run? >> well, i think he has a chance. i think his numbers are okay. the question is fundraising. you look at the people who are already in the race. the race has already started in terms of reaching out to donors, building staff. he is a little behind on that curve. but he has pretty strong name i.d. does not rank among the top five right now democrats when democrats are asked their choice for president. joe biden is

let's turn to peggy collins for the reaction and some comments. should not be by the last few years, but as someone who has had a 40 year career over which time he got a lot of things right. >> he would certainly like it that way. over the course of his career, he is a legendary bond trader. the last few years, he has struggled. up theo, where he built one ofeturn fund, he ran the world's largest mutual funds, a fund that was in most people's 401(k). he built up the whole active bond fund industry. vonnie: he made many of the decisions if not all the decisions that characterized that fund even if there was a committee. >> he was the face of it as well. one of the other things about bill gross, he became a star bond fund manager. he was on tv a lot. he wrote his monthly letters. he was the face of the firm and fixed income trading for decades. unconstrained, he could invest in anything. he has a very big position in a single mexican bond. what impact could his retirement have on the market? >> if anything, people are responsible with their investme

that is peggy noonan. what do you say, congressman? and democratic left to oppose it the ones who got hurt the most are the democratic working-class, hard-working blue-collar families think of those pizza parlors, bodegas, for drivers, cabdrivers, small businesses, small homeowners it would've been a magnet for jobs and would have gone beyond amazon. it would've said new york is open for business. the burden is on andrew cuomo and bill deblasio to fight the left wing of their own party. andrew cuomo fought to get the democratic state senate was a state senator killed it. democratic legislators who under the deal which was not perfect but no deal is perfect but we do not live in a perfect world. it would have been such an economic boon for new york at the time of jobs and revenues are leaving york this would've reversed so many people on the left to stay there for the working people, they're not. they're working for their own ideology which is bereft of any real thought that says class politics is bigotry at its worst. maria: too bad. c

sabrina sloan is angelica skyler darilyn castillo is peggy skyler julia harriman is eliza hamilton) youy couldn't script a story like this. just two weeks ago, patriots owner robert kraft was with his team celebrating at a victory parade for their 6th world championship... today, he's facing multiple charges for the solicitation of prostitution. it's a story that we brought you at the top of the newscast. the 77-year-old billionaire, one of the most powerful figures in all of sports and business, is among 25-people named in a months long investigation into human trafficking. police say they have video evidence of kraft paying for and engaging in sex acts on two occasions... at a strip-mall massage parlor in jupiter, florida despite that, he has denied any wrongdoing. he's facing two misdemeanor offenses, which present the possibility of some jail time, a fine, and community service. police say a warrant will be issued for his arrest. in our other top story, if the warriors did indeed end up playing the kings in round one of the playoffs, buckle up for a series that would be a fight. the

good evening, peggy. >> reporter: think for having me on tonight. have a wonderful op-ed at talking about the life and legacy of ronald reagan and i had no idea he played football and he played a position that seems appropriate. >> very foretelling of his future that he played for dixon high school and eureka college in central illinois and played right guard. ed: tom brady and the super bowl, what is it like as someone who works closely with ronald reagan as personal assistant, you watch the super bowl and tom brady is about to get his sixth ring, calls a play and it is inaudible, maybe he changes up the line of scrimmage and screams reagan reagan and is going to head off the ball and once the runner to go to the right. >> what a surreal moment, tom brady does yell inaudible, reagan reagan and the commentators booth says if he's calling reagan he must mean run to the right. collectively as a nation we laughed and smiled at the political reference for the first time in a long time and nothing ronald reagan would have loved more. >> it comes the week

my friends tina smith and governor wallace, lieutenant governor peggy flanagan, highest ranking nativeate official in our nation. our congressional delegation, thank you. mayors, commissioners, legislators. oh, i forgot, my dad who is 90 years old. and you always want to thank your in-laws. bill and marilyn from mancato. thank you, dudley d. who traveled with prince for so many years, for being here. hey, if prince can do the half-time show in all that rain, i can do this in this snow. sound of blackness, thank you, robert zimmerman. thank you, friends, from across the country. this is why we live here. thank you, greater minnesota. thank you, our suburbs, and thank you the twin cities of minneapolis/st. paul. we are gathered here today on this beautiful mississippi river, america's great river running straight through the middle of our country, through the heartland. it takes its name from the native american word "for the father of waters." it starts small up north. and like so many of you, as a kid, i got the thrill of going up there and claiming that i jumped clear over the mississ

we support this program wholeheartedly, and we want to give a special thanks to peggy sugarman at d.h.r. who shepherded us through this process and has delivered fresh time and time again to help san francisco firefighters and police officers. thank you very much. >> thank you. are there any other persons interested in testifying before public comment is closed? seeing none, public testimony is now closed. any additional comments or questions for my colleagues? can we recommend these items to the full board without objection class ? great. please call item number 4. >> agenda item number 4 is a hearing on the city's preparation for the 2020 census. deer presentations from the office estimate -- civic increment -- engagement and immigrant affairs. >> thank you. i would like to acknowledge supervisor sandra lee fewer who has joined asked to speak on this item. >> thank you. the purpose of today's hearing on the 2020 census is to better understand how we are planning for this significant undertaking that happens every ten years in san francisco, and ensures we are counting all of our resid

on your way out, please note the exhibition in the gallery by peggy wild showing 100 years of the greenlandice sheet. thanks to everybody for coming today. we'll see you tomorrow. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> c-span's "washington journal." live every day with news and policy issues. coming up this morning, author and former d.e.a. agent jack riley details the inside story of his 30-year hunt for the drug kingpin el chapo and the rise of modern international drug trafficking. then george mason university's michael farron discusses amazon's decision to pull its proposed site out of new york city and the move by some states to re-examine financial incentives given to large corporations looking to relocate. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern this morning. join the discussion. >> live thursday on the c-span networks, at 10:00 a.m., oregon governor kate brown on the current and future sta

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." >> or as frank and peggy lee once sang. ♪ nice work if you can get it ♪ i got connections too >> newor joining us. see you tomorrow. anderson starts now. >>> good evening from washington. tonight, as president trump readies for his state of the union address tomorrow, there's new questions about what he actually does all day. questions raised by an elite copy of his schedule which shows a lot of blank spots for so-called executive time. we begin keeping them honest with the state of virginia and the democratic governor ralph northam who as of this hour is standing firm and not stepping down. ryan nobles reporting that a source inside the cabinet for the commonwealth of virginia, in a cabinet meeting he held today, said the governor believes resigning now would brand him as a racist for life. to say the last few days have been difficult for the governor is an understatement. it's also been difficult for anyone trying to follow his explanations whi

say from a unity standpoint, think one of the greatest speech writer withes of the 20th century is peggy noonan. she called it in an in-depth and pointed out several comments she thought would cut through the clutter. you look at the ploing right after it. i was looking at it this morning, 76% of people who found it favorable were people who would not vote for him in 2020. i believe it was a good speech, well received. for the most part, it was bipartisan in nature and built around unity. and then at that point you have people on the other side. >> if i may, why do you think he lied about border crossings, lied about the economy, if it was such a great speech about unity and the economy is doing so well, which it is, why lie? >> well, lying about the economy, what he said was he continued a great economic structure. >> he didn't actually. excuse me, sewer sir. he said -- he said he created the greatest economy in u.s. history. that's a lie. he said he created 5.3 million jobs. that's a lie. he said we are now the number one producer of oil and gas which we have been for seven years. thos

peggy noonan writing in "the wall street journal," mr.sident, tear down that word, meaning drop the wall word. the -- one of the interesting dynamics is the relationship between a spoker pelosi and president trump. and he's been generally kind to her. cheered her on. some read sarcasm into that when she was running for speaker. his tone changed this week. including an event friday where you could see his anger at pelosi. and this is in the cbs interview. >> i think that she was very rigid, which i would expect, but i think she's very bad for our country. she knows that you need a barrier. she knows we need border security. what's happening is when you have a porous border and drugs poring in and when you have people dying all over the country because of people like nancy pelosi who don't want to give proper border security for political reasons. >> she is stronger after this last month of shutdown wall debate. he is weaker. i noticed in his tone about her, he seems to have gotten the lesson. >> i think so. he came into this new congress,