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dispute between the local government and residents who were upset at the susudden unilateral tourism plaovernment and residents who were upset at the sudden unilateral touourism plan. the government, offering to cover construction costs, eventually won the villagers over, and a picturesque village was completed in around six months. the government followed up with a grand media blitz to advertise the local ethnic culture. how is the village faring 10 years earlier? wang takes us to a restauaurant. although it's a sunday, it is completely empty. for two or three years after the quake, the village bustled with tourists. now only a few visit on weekends and holidays. many locals closed up shop and were forced to find work outside of the village. even so, one inn stayed in business. but declining custom is not the only problem. the owner, zhu yuhua, is dissatisfied with the condition of the building. this region gets a lot of rain, and leaking roofs are a major headache for locals. they have no choice but to b bud new sloped roofs, which is changing the distinct landscape of the village. thi

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passed through the united states senate to cure a national emergency shifting money around from place to pla place. i don't think that this isue an avenue the federal government should go down because there will be a democratic president someday and if you can just declare a national emergency and move billions of dollars around because you can't get your way in congress, that is a horse out of th the barn that isn't coming back. so my wish list, open the government, pass the bills that we passed back in december, don't let the president dictate your votes, but your constituents dictate your votes for president and the white house start telling the truth about what's happening with border security, and it's nonsense aboutop not declaring a national emergency goes away and i hope it goes away in part because republicans in this body recognize the really dangerous precedent that sets and they recommend publicly and privately to the president that he shut down that idea. we could reopen the government today if we decided to together together aresolution for this by say that it's the right thing

a lot of people don't understand what plas do and what they are. and they provide for the workers in the communities. this is just some of the things. they provide uniform wages, benefits, hours and working conditions. they bar unions from striking. so it's like a peace agreement. they provide contractors with reliable and uninterrupted supply of qualified workers. they ensure that projects are completed on time and on budget. they create career paths for women, minorities and veterans. and the biggest thing, they protect the workers, like i said, union and nonunion workers alike and san francisco will benefit from a project labor agreement of this size and statue. like has been said before, this happened over a number of years, but it happened -- the way it got over the finish happened because of one person. that is mayor london breed. and she took the bull by the horns and she said... >> with our presentation. >> one second, denise. >> co-chair senhaux: excuse me. thank you, control room. we're going to go onto information number 7. city agency,

start with the most important vote since britain decided to leave the european union and it ta kes plae to leave the european union and it takes place later today. is widely expected that the uk prime minister will fail to get the backing she needs for her deal with the eu. theresa may made a fresh appeal to mps to support initiative. of the 24—hour lawyers give this deal a second look. it is not perfect and yes, it is a compromise. when the history books are written, people will look at the decision... people... people will look at the decision of this house tomorrow and ask did we deliver on the country's vote to leave the european union? did we safeguard our economy, security and union? or did we let the british people down? meanwhile, a forecast has been issued for the world ‘s biggest economies in 2030. i asked what impact brexit will have on the uk's ranking in the years to come. if there is a brexit we will still have a dynamic economy focused on the part of the economy that are externally focused. europe is important but it has been declining in importance for a number of years

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pg and e expanding pla bankrupt. >>> also this morning growing concern about long-term housing for hundreds of fire victims. about 600 people are still being sheltered. >>> coming up a shock k claim by president trump of his former fixer there saying that the president directed him to lie to congress about negotiations with russia. >>> and who is to blame? the 49ers are pointing fingers ability why levi's stadium is losing so much money. hear from both sides. we want to take you back to davis. fallen officer natalie corona being honored. a new bombshell report is out from buzzfeed this morning ... about the mueller a new bombshell report is out from buzzfeed this morning ... about the mueller >>> thousands of people honoring officer corona's life. let's listen in. >> my dad is in heaven m i know he is there with open arms waiting on this angel. >> someone paying their respects there. officer natalie corona killed on the and funeralmarcus, a new bo reported about the mueller investigation. michael cohen, president trump's long-time lawyer has told the special counsel he was ordered to lie hi

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they say at no point did officers try to pla psychiatric hold. try keep the pressure on hayward pd.etting answers of what happened that night. >> they say he failed to obey oufrser oofficers while holding a sharp object. >>> there's been an arrest this evening in the case of a jogger who says she was attacked on a popular east bay trail. investigators say 19-year-old bit the jogger after the it jogger pepper sprayed her dog because she thought the dog was going to attack heir. this happened yesterday on golden rod trail near skyline boulevard. >>> a 14-year-old boy dragged the through the streets of oakland -- you can see the drivers and passengers ride away. he was hit while riding his bike and dragged four blocks. he broke both of hising alls and 19 of his 24 ribs. his road rash so bad he's being treated as a burn victim. family's notredy to talk but set up a gofund me account. >>> a live look at washington d.c. where impasse continues president trump wants a border wall. he says he'll get the wall without their support. here with the details. >> reporter: two weeks into the shutd

a little bit of on the toll pla you may see the metering go on on a regular time. some guys are heading back to work today. the time is for:31. >> president trump has invited democratic and republican leaders to the white house today for briefing on border security from professionals at the department of homeland security. they released their plan to reopen the government without approving money for the order while. steve paulson has called plan a nonstarter. funding has been a sticking point. the government shutdown began december 22. >> how can you expect speaker pelosi to break down the issue she deeply believes that the money can be better spent? >> it's mcconnell has a tough decision to make. will they put a vote on the floor for something that does not involve border wall funding? >> house democrats plan to vote other legislation to reopen the presidento rise to the mantle of the office. in an op-ed published in the washington post, he wrote, the president should unite us and inspire us. but he says that president trump's leadership and terms of character hav

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. >> best actor in a tv dra pla ent to richard madden for the netflix series bodyguard.on to celebrate. he won for killing eve. >> thank you everyone. >> honors for best tv drama went to the russian spy saga. >> everyone uphere, everyone who made this show, thank you, guys. >> we love you. thank you so much. >> in the film category king won for iftrts could talk. >> thank you for giving me inspiration on how tolay this role. >> and the extraordinary achievements honored with a first timeaward in her name. >> i'm happy i can look back and say once more i am so glad we had this time together. >> part of the golden nightt e golden globe. >> reporter: and i want to talk about the otr big story of the night, green book. awards home three tonight including best picture in the musical or comedy category also best supporting actorent to best screen play took the stage. he gave a verpowerful and impassioned speech about finding common ground in our divided nation. so a big big night here. we are here at the nbc party just outside and awaiting the prival as theyty the night away a

they will mt with the coliseum authority to discuss the possibility of plaing the 2019 season there.aiders backed out after they filed a lawsuit and the team's new to las vegas. they need to know where the raiders will play so they can complete next year's schedule. the giants resigned derek holland to a one-year contract with the team option for 2020. the deal could be worth up to $15 million over the two years. 32 the 32-year-old is an innings eater with 36 games that includes 30 starts last season. james harden and the rockets taking on the grizzlies. who are we kidding? james harden. the beard doing everything. driving and drawing contact. lays it in. he had six three and finished with 57 points, he passed kobe bryant with his 17th straight 30-point game just this season. rockets win 112-94. syracuse with the best play of the day. 2.7 seconds left with elijah hughes. nailed it. they went on to de on the home court in overtime. unbelievable. the sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. it was painful as they lost their star guard. jones with a dislocated be covered when it

. >> clerk: item 25, adopt a conditional finding of sur plas for sfpuc sewer and streetlight easeme easements in the s.f. project site. >> move approval. >> second. >> any public comment? all those in favor? [voting] >> opposed? motion carries. i would like to make an announcement before we go into closed session. we're going to read the closed session item and go to public comment, and then, we're going to take a ten-minute break. madam secretary? >> clerk: item 28 is an unlitigated claim antera investment and trading l.l.c. versus city and county of san francisco. [agenda item read] [agenda item read] [agenda item read] [agenda item read] [agenda item read] [agenda item read] [agenda item read]. >> is there any public comment on the items to be addressed in closed session? seeing none, may i have a motion whether to disclose? >> motion to assert. >> assert. >> second. >> all those in favor? [voting] >> opposed? the motion carrie >> the commission has reconvened into open session. the renouncement following closed session is item 28, settle items 29 through 36, no action. may i have a motion

what do you think about all this hoo pla about trying to lock down a host? >> look. things to consider when talking about -- when talking about it, but that being said, i want to go on record in saying that i think the lgbtq community needs all the allies in the world. >> what's the toughest part about hosting the oscars the. >> oh my gosh. you're all real. >> what's the most challenging thing? >> the next day. find out how you actually did. >> major props to anne who can laugh off those oscar host reviews. she's blonde and back with matthew in the new thriller, "serenity." >> drop it in the ocean with the shark. >> we flipped the script here and we got the skin shown on the male side this time in this film. actually show it a lot. >> i do. i don't know if that's good for box office or bad for box office. >> trust me. it's real good. >> you don't ever use, like, a double. that's you. asking for a friend. >> how much more time do we have here? >> and picking up a life lesson from matthew's wife, camilla. >> i'm trying to get to a place where i can go anywhere for any

movement hapning in state legislative changes across the country because state capitals are really a pla where there's not a lot of oversight of people's behavior and, therefore, people are behaving badly. we'll see more fallout on that. california, which tends to lead the way on a lot of these things, they're doingwo interesting things -- they are oanning plastic straws at restaurants unless ask for one, so the waiter will not hand you a plastic straw in he beginning, and they're also going to start treating pets like children when it comes to divorces so people will be able to debate cusoftody in fron a judge over pets. this is now the second state to do i illinois has already come online with this. >> illinois was the first.ca fornia -- illinois was first and ca sliforniaholg. if anyone gets divorced, the pets are subject to custodyar gs just as children. >> nawaz: we are tracking it all. thank you very much for being here. >> thank you. >> nawaz: stay with us, coming up on the newshour: how the water crisis in the middle east is making the gaza strip uninhabitable. members of newshou

we had a member of congress pla >> congress in session. they agreed with what the president have to say about border security will when it comes to a wall on a southern border that is a nonstarter for democrats. >> from the white house, the president said he was willing to make an offer to democrats to in the shutdown. he offered and early deal on dreamers. he offered 3 years of extended protection for $5.7 billion in wall funding. >> that is our plan. border security, donna and -- daca and many other things. it is straight forward and reasonable. it is common sense with lots of compromise. >> nancy pelosi tweeted what is original is not good, what is good is not original. another congressman echoed the message in a townhall meeting on saturday. >> we can't compromise when they are not willing to move towards us. the wall is just a nonstarter. i have been in hearings where we have had professionals tell us this is not the best way to secure the border. >> the government shutdown is now in its 29th day. the president who said he took owners

it's a pla that should be called. >> despite the controversy, the super bo will go on as planned.have continuing coverage of thel super b inside the nbc washington app. i thought it w drew brees' year to win another super bowl. >> they have to see it. it happens. >> you know, they blew a 13-0 lead. and th,hey threw an interception in overtime. >> but at the end, they were coming back, chuck. they were coming back. they had a chance to win that game. >> there's an animation or something, we can make happen? >> i'm just saying. >>> a lucky break for the nfl that the super bowl is in atlanta not new orleans this year. that could have been an ugly one. it is a frigid start to your morning. so far, no h recordse fallen. the only record we have a chance at is athbwi-marshall. record is at 4, and the current temperature is at 6. dulles, atw. zero i don't think dulles can get to minus seven. that was set in 1965. and minus 2, the record in washington. i put it up there because we caea itn was in 1905 and the wright brothers weren't flying. it was 24th and "m" street was minus 2, in 1905.

toluse: this shutdown has bn taking pla for two and half weeks and the president is looking for a wayt the public on his side. polls have shown that the public is not on the side of the president with the shuown. the vast majority of the public does not want the government to be shut wn over theall. the president will commandeer the intention of then to make sure that the public is idea thatto hise have a crisis on the ball and we needed barrier. heyou see him inhite house putting on a full-court press. he will be going to the border later thiseek. laura: going to the border is really part of that, isn'tti it, highli what he says is a crisis. toluse: thats the message this white house has been trying to put forward the last few weeks. it has not been successful, and it is why democrats have not felt a lot of pressure to come to the table and negotiate on the terms the presideti wants to nee on. the democrats say they will eass the bill a passed in the senate which provides some money idr border security of not the amount that the prt wants. the president is digging in his heels and he

lose the game, the fans lose their minds buying billboards in atlanta where the super bowl will bed plathout them. robbed they say. >> it really hurts. i love my team. >> the saints t owner asked league to review the rules. >> that should have been ana y. >> and commit to fairness and integrity but fans want more. a petition with over half a million signatures calls for a rematch, soaw does ait filed on behalf of season ticket holders alleging emotion trauma and nothing less t loss of enjoyment of li. technically the rules allow the nfl commissioner to overturn the rul results. there is actually a sliver of hope, why not throw the hail mary pass? nbc news. >> emotional trauma. >> a lawsuit for that? >> throw me in that class action right there. why t? there you go. >> a lot of people want to jump on that unwith. >> they'll get over it. >> coming up, why anne hathaway is ditching booze. >> there's a new wayapo str on your snaps so you won't miss a minutef the super bowl. ♪ those arms, they'll be jelly tomorrow. it'll hurt to sit. and laugh. 'cause that workout, is working. feed it, with

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pla mary maryan favro is live with the latest. >> reporter: this store is covered up. j crew is one at least seven vacant businesses here in los gatos and some tenants say they can't afford to stay here. baby and kids are a few of the businesses in downtown los gatos now closed. opa shut down last week after the restaurant says it just couldn't negotiate a rent that would allow it to stay. >> when we lose these businesses, we feel like a part of our community is leaving. >> reporter: it's not rent that's prompting businesses to leave. j crew told the chamber of commerce its closing this store to focus on the company's other south bay stores. and children's clothing store gymboree filed for bankruptcy. the closures are raising red flags, and it's working on forming a business improvement district, which would tax property owners to fund improvements downtown. >> it's them infusing money back into the downtowns they really own. >> reporter: that business improvement district money could be used for everything from lights and flowers to bringing more music and art install

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said, please do not listen to the brexiteers up to be madness which asserts that because we have huge pla will not move and we will always be here, they are wrong. he says there are plenty of countries out there who would like to do the work that is done in the uk, mainly building wings but other bits as well in the uk. he says that airbus has a future. it is not the pending in the uk. that is 14,000 jobs. yes and another 110,000 in the uk and more widely. it has spoken about £1 billion upfront costs and ongoing at a year and there are special things about the aerospace industry that means it will be particularly disruptive, safety approvals, and air boss is trying to crank up production of the a320, and they are nervous about any disruption to that. when politicians say that, then brexiteers say that this is project beer, do they respond in the same way to the boss ofair boss? respond in the same way to the boss of air boss? some politicians have said, thatair of air boss? some politicians have said, that air boss should put pressure on european negotiators to make sure that there was a

you know, not many countries have put troops directly against the pla army in years recent. so it's not the provocation, although that may come into play because india has an election. for something to escalate out of control, have an election when you have modi who's trying to position himself as a strong man. so it is about the partnership. i think it's going to take a bit of time to build the depth and the trust there. for the united states, we had to create new things the world had never seen, breaking apart the nuclear nonproliferation regime and allowing india in. >> that's not how we framed it, just to be clear. >> but that's the kind of stuff that got delhi, you know, considerably warmed up to the united states. creating the defense technology and trade initiative, the india rapid reaction cell, the japan, the kind of infrastructure investment they put in. the grouping itself is going to take time to warm up to, but this idea that, you know, india doesn't want to provoke china, they've taken big unilateral steps in other forums. >> all right. let's go on and look at

everybody love him in that pla>>. eporter: tonight, as the community mourns, the manhunt continues. ron allen, nbc news, new yo. >>> now to a shocking sight in the road in minnesota. a dash cam rolling when suddenly from that car in the distance, the door flies open and a child, strapped in a car seat, flies out. as others run to sco up a 2-year-old, her mother drives off, unaware of what happened. the little girl is okay and her mom came ca back, but yot help gasp every time you see that tape. >>> now to california and a mautility company on the brink of bankruptcy. pg&e facing the prospect of billions of dollars in lawsuits and growing scrutiny over i potential role in the deadly camp fire. that was the wildfire that killed 86 people. nbc's miguel almaguer has details. >> reporter: providing services to cities like san francisco, one of the nation's largest utilities on the brink of bankruptcy. pg&e, supplying wer and gas to 16 million, plans toile for chapter 11 as it faces billions in potential liabilities from wildfires. reonsible for sparking 17 infernos in 2017. at least 50 l