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as such, lincoln hired pri to develop a popup program. the program is well underway with additional details to be discussed in 2018 -- in the 2018 section. with the transit operations, a first step was to establish the financial framework with regard to how ex-pans projections would be treated and creating the expense allocation structure. this was setup in april, and again, this was the structure that you saw on sarah's budget presentation. this was followed by creating a weekly transition planning framework meeting that included developing some of the work that came out of that -- those weekly transition meetings was developing operating protocols for the bus deck. like who was responsible for calling 911 if a small fire was to occur. again, there was a collaborative effort of all of the operators to develop this framework. also, negotiations were commenced for the various agreements needed to operate out of the transit center with greyhound completed and approved. also completed was the entry for the number five bus to begin operating

muy bnn les saludo desde washington a solo minutos de que comience el pri e primer dis muy buenas nochesio, ya preparado para recibir el mandatario, vemos el vicepresidente junto con el presidente de la cámara de representantes >>> vimos salida del presidente de la casa blanca, ya está aquí en esta zona del capitolio, donde en pocos minutos daremos su entrada, sabemos que el presiente centra su discurso en la economía, sabemos que al área de empleo y seguridad, hablará de inmigración y mucho, es probable que sea el asunto más espinoso al que tiene que enfrentarse en las próximas semanas >>> vemos en este lugar, hay tanto senadores como representantes, vemos al presidente de la cámara de representantes, el presidente del comité judicial, de los autores de una pista migratoria que se le ha presentado el presidente hay vemos a miembros de la cámara de representantes y del senado, sentados juntos en todo el país señores están muy pendientes de este discurso >>> se van a mirar con lupa las palabras del paciente >>> estamos en los Ángeles california, una organización que se ha encargado de org

carolina: increÍble, ahora mÁs adelante se revive el lÍder del pri que perdiÓ la vida en 1990 y cuatrogaciÓn periodÍstica descubre que los famosos han comprado millones de seguidores falsos en las redes sociales. con esto y mucho mÁs ya volvemos.. ♪ hola amor. mira cuÁnto espacio tengo para mi en esta cama king size. ¿tienes puesta una... funda de edredÓn? ¡me encanta! ¿dÓnde estÁ mama? es que por fin remodelamos nuestro cuarto... estÁ muy metida en eso. haz tuyo el sueÑo. hola amor. mira cuÁnto espacio tengo para mi en esta cama king size. ¿tienes puesta una... funda de edredÓn? ¡me encanta! ¿dÓnde estÁ mama? es que por fin remodelamos nuestro cuarto... estÁ muy metida en eso. haz tuyo el sueÑo. ♪ ♪ carolina: donde indican segÚn la casa blanca del presidente trump darÁ su discurso ante el estado de la uniÓn para destacar el interÉs econÓmico de su gobierno, asÍ como sus esfuerzos por resguardar las fronteras de su paÍs. si se enfoca en su gusto por los superlativos, a la hora de calificar dirÁ " el más fuerte de la historia". se espera que trump modere su manera de hablar. serÍa la se

ilia: estÁ tras las rejas roberto borge, exgobernador mexicano del pri, acusado de corrupciÓn. beneficiar a los jÓvenes que tienen daca y asegurar la frontera. jorge: el congresista no dicen que harÁ lo demÓcrata frente a trump. quÉ pasarÁ con los soÑadores? el gobierno mexicano gasta millones para controlar a la prensa. y el director spielberg y los actores tom hanks hablan de la prensa y de la importancia de decir la verdad. todo en la rápida acción de zzzquil liquicaps te ayuda a quedarte dormido rápido, tan rápido como dejar de mirar el reloj, tan rápido como dejar de preocuparte por tu jefe, tan rápido como... ...wow qué rápido te dormiste. cuando la vida te mantiene despierto... ...zzzquil te ayuda quedarte dormido en tan solo 20 minutos el ex-gobernador del estado quintana roo, ilia: el ex gobernador del estado de quintana roo. se encuentra en prisiÓn preventiva. se le acusa de lavado de dinero y de defraudar a millonesde dÓlares de fondo pÚblico, delito que niega. cÓmo podrÍa desarrollarse el proceso legal contra el que fuera el gobernador mÁs joven en la historia de mÉ

carolina:; mÁs adelante, se revive el nombre del hombre del pri que muriÓ.s. volvemos. ♪ ♪ carolina: donde indican segÚn la casa blanca del presidente trump darÁ su discurso ante el estado de la uniÓn para destacar el interÉs econÓmico de su gobierno, asÍ como sus esfuerzos por resguardar las fronteras de su paÍs. si se enfoca en su gusto por los superlativos, a la hora de calificar dirÁ " el más fuerte de la historia". se espera que trump modere su manera de hablar. serÍa la segunda vez que toma el poder en la casa blanca que se presentaante ambas cÁmaras. javier: hay mucha expectativa por el discurso del estado de la uniÓn. nuestra reportera digital tiene algunas curiosidades sobre este evento que estÁ preparado. elena: es el evento del aÑo. la mayorÍa de los discursos del estado de la uniÓn pasan por al menos 20 borradores. la pregunta es la siguiente: discursos largos o cortos? el mÁs corto lo dio george washington en 1790, sÓlo duró 10 minutos. no es nada si lo comparamos con este tiempoque me estoy refiriendo a la hora 28 minutos, 40 no es segundos del

pri will do, we have seen them in power.lightful platform into the government programs -- we have not seen that from me pr -- the prd. that is uncertainty. there is a strong social consensus for macroeconomic stability. that weline scenario is continue in mexico and that is why the imf committed significant trade to the country. vonnie: another trait in focus because of elections, many in latin america this year, brazil is usually in focus. can they implement reforms again and again in 2019, no matter who wins in october? >> you are right, given the very large macroeconomic challenge they are facing. they just went through -3.5% growth for two years. a huge consolidation in front of him and an important pension reform. for argest expenditure young, emerging market. in that sense, they need to make the economy more competitive and open up to trade. therefore, the next president needs a strong mandate to implement policies. shery: i was speaking to the brazilian ambassador in the united states a couple of weeks ago and he ment

climate change is sort of a top issue for the vast majority of the signatories, of our members, so the prias prioritized climate change within our 10-year strategy. we spend a lot of time thinking about it. and advising our signatories on it. and what i'll say through the whole journey, you know, if i didn't think divestment was a powerful tool, i wouldn't have been an activist for years. and this journey broadened by perspective. i worked in an institutional investment office that had the responsibility to manage the pension assets of tens of thousands -- hundreds of thousands of people indefinitely. and so that journey has -- you know, helped me understand that divestment is powerful and if it is undertaken, it shouldn't be standalone, it should be part of a thoughtful multi-pronged approach. because there are many levers to address climate change. and i think the conversation needs to be had around not isolating one lever at the expense of all of the others, let's talk about how each lever can be thoughtfully executed in the way that has the most impact on the issue we care about, while

muchas gracias julio, va enfrentar un paÍs con muy indignado con mucha molestia porque el retorno del priguridad pÚblica, al contrario el 2017 cerrÓ como el aÑo mÁs violento en Últimos 20 aÑos en la historia mexicana. tambiÉn va a recibir un paÍs sembrado de escÁndalos de corrupciÓn. >> bien octavio, tÚ vives en california y ya escuchÁbamos cÓmo se estÁ viviendo el ambiente polÍtico en mÉxico, pero ¿cÓmo lo percibes tÚ en la costa oeste donde una gran comunidad inmigrante mexicana, cÓmo se vive en estas elecciones, crees que hay un interÉs por participar por ir a votar?. >> los Índices de participaciÓn de latinos y mexico-americanos en particular es bajo con nÚmeros y otras poblaciones minoritarias pero hay varios candidatos que precandidatos que se dieron la vuelta en los Ángeles en particular que es una poblaciÓn importante de mexicanos en chicago para ver si consiguen simpatÍas, obviamente el esfuerzo que ha hecho el ine para considere denlzciÓn y demÁs no ha sido tan visible y tan importante como lo que podrÍa ser para definir la elecciÓn presidencial mexicana. >> y genaro v y la gran

get it from the intertanment poinn't think if pri hillary clinton's consultant or pun blast, i don't think it was i don't think it made her look great. get it. >> why not? >> democrats continuing to divide the country. you have got the emmys. got the grammies in it is now us the suss them into it is nos a party. there is a lot of division going on. listen, think people last night turned in and to be entertained there are time when we want to turn in and tune out. turn in to be entertained. my problem waste last when when i watch. want to watch the music and the awards. i don't want all of this drama gas? i don't think anything wrong or wright. i would go to the folk what you wanted last night theft grammy awards and so many things to celebrate andsic and life tow achievements. this is out of place. >> people s out. >> and, well, i love it. it shows that hollywood and the entertainment industry and you know, they have taken their political and i. like it. it proves a point that i have been saying all listening. don't watch it.eft. they hate trump. if you are a republican or a taxpayer

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government in the new year has to be held account to pri or itizing their spending.t is more important than making sure you are safe in your home and your come-tained can get back and forth to work safely across our roads in our trains and ferris et cetera. all of the issues need to be addressed in 2016 and i don't have a lot of confident politics that we got in our various state caps i will say if this you keep pushing back. change is going happen. it is going to be a good year and we got to keep fighting. follow me on twitter at bill spadea and interact with me during the show, follow the show at chasing news. don't forget to tune in everything morning at 6:00 toten a.m. on new jersey .5. enjoy the rest of the new year's day celebration. we'll i ♪ loo live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 nouse at 11:00. >>> 2018 getting off to icy start. snow is blanketing the pocono mountains and we can see the snow fly as cross our area this week. you're not going to find that right now in the streets of old steel but the bitter wind chills blasting our area it wi

he was a speech writer for ed mees in the reagan administration he us now the head policy person at pri, on the education track, and delighted to welcome him become. ladies and gentlemen, mr. labs izumi. [applause] thank you for that very kind introduction, thank you for all of us for welcoming we back here to the silicon valley. the biggest group therapy session in the bay area. and so i started my career after law school -- i'm a recovering lawyer. started my career as a speech writer and for those of you who the governor, i was the guy who gave the duke all that charisma. i was the speech writer for the governor, speech writer for ed mees when he was the attorney general of the united states, and behind every great man there's a little japanese guy at a keyboard. i'm glad to hear from joel that the bar is going to be open because i always sound better after a couple of drinks. so i hope all of you partake. i want to thank erica for reaching out and inviting me back here, and thank joel and the conservative liberty forum now, of silicon valley, for having me back, and thank all the vo

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the thing that i thought was the smartest move was not the audit and message that he delivered on pri dy i believe to the rank and file and i know i don't believe you are the problem but i believe you the leadership. i think that is important. >> what do you think part of the challenge is that n.j. transit. this is a long time. this problem is not going to be fixed overnight. yeah. we are talking about this for months and n.j. transit is a mess so i also agree i like he started from the top down and saying that issue has been leadership and that is where you start. >> all right. thanks. >> united. [chanting] >> j over the weekend at the woman's march in morristown, new jersey. first lady of new jersey tammy murphy made unbelievable announcement talking about her being sexually assaulted back in 1984 when she was student at the university of virginia. >> i know the feeling of shame. i know the feeling of selfleness. i know the disappointment and just is denied. jenn: think a lot of folks are starting to wrap their heaheads around the firsted df of the state coming without a personal ad

. >> and one saying he will buy his kids house sfloos i'm pri tending i'm one of his kids. >> the megamillions drawing at 8:00. you got a couple of hours to get your tickets. while the power ball drawing is tomorrow night. >> so nice to think about. >> we can dream. thanks for joining us here at 5:00. as a reminder lester holt joins us next with "nightly news." >> see you at 6:00. >>> tonight, the flu emergency now so bad many e.r.s are overwhelmed, forced to turn patients away. some even being treated outside in tents. what federal health officials are saying tonight. >>> a cascading nightmare at airports all across the country. a blizzard backlog in the air and even on the ground. cars left frozen. and if you think it's coldow, just wait. >>> the author at the center of that explosive trump book battle fires back at the president. >> my credibility is being questioned by a man who has less credibility than perhaps anyone who has ever walked on earth at this point. >> our nbc news exclusive with michael wolff. >>> our visit to the new boom towns sprouting up in the desert.

i'm going to give it to you: pri is under fire for speaking the truth on immigration.oday, trump reportedly said of african countries and haiti, "why are we having all these people supershithole countries come here? now, that's how you speak truth to powerlessness! trump went on to say we should welcome more immigrants from places like norway. now, i know what you're thinking: what do norwegians have that haitians and africans don't? it's simple. they're all white... knuckle enthusiasts about making america great again. strap in

develop a new truck nobody can really sort of tell you how much you can charge for it it's just elastic pries other ways though to. try to enforce these companies to set a standard that all or scale or system that works for people in developing countries as well well there are big international injustices this is an ethical point in health care but namely you name it in all other kinds of activities also in health care because as you say i mean poor countries cannot afford certain types of medicine that would be very valuable for their population given the health conditions. but there are also. in there are two halves and bought political projects that put that aim at bridging this gap and making it less injust that's not also not only just about saving lives it's also about staying alive for longer longevity. how does that differ in this debate well on every t is for some people an ideal a utopia of medicine. on the other hand one must be very clear that the core of medicine as we know it today is curative that is it cures disease it's about treating patients well as long i mean aging isn't

you and pri talking off air. you worked with autistic kids. a lot of things jump out at this. at what point, you know, everybody say, kids are fine. kids are ok. friendly and nice. then who knows what happened? >> yeah. i used to work with them. i know parents make so much sacrifice to spend time and develop their kids and reading the kiss. what i want to focus on is if there was no gun present. the family would be alive. i am not saying that. >> no. no. it is not a gun control issue. it is what do we do in cases where you have mental illness, and you have levels of development to issues, and you have a gun in the home. what do we do? what safety measures do we take to show up protection? >> you know, you got situations in japan, the u.k., germany, where people have multiple people have been knifed and stabbed to death. you make the same argument about a kitchen knife. then u.k. they have. >> well, look. you have to say what was done with the gun in the home to make sure it can't fall into the hands of a kid. that is certainly an issue. in the case, we don't really know what h

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that snow falling that looks a little heavier just east of 95, literal from baltimore down through pries county and into northern virginia. i'm seeing some steadier snow set up which is where we do estimate some of the higher amounts will be. further east you go, the higher the amounts. further east you go, the worsening conditioning through the rest of the day but it is cold, it is windy. temperatures are in the 20's right now. and we're still pretty much on track for that snowfall forecast we first showed you at this time yesterday on fox5 news morning. trace to 2-inches for the district and along 95. just east where i'm happy to see that that band set up, two to four through baltimore down through charles county. three to six as you get into parts of jersey, delaware and the eastern shore. yes, up to 10-inches is possible in ocean city, maryland and salisbury where a blizzard warning is be in effect through today. so, the snow will end by the lunch hour here and locally. by the time we get into the afternoon, it's going to transition to more of a story about the wind and the cold wi

♪ josÉ jose nos cuenta si estÁ reparada del prÍ cuando te ves bien te sientes bien.empre me manda como me dice e el mÉdico ella es una gran amiga por muchos aÑos lleva con nosotros. y este, yo le mandÉ un texto al otro dÍa dÁndole las gracias por todo lo que hace por josÉ. que ella es como parte de nuestra familia ya asÍ la veo yo y que le agradezco mucho, quisiera para ayudarla pero no puedo ir por mi condiciÓn no me permitirÍa ir allÁ por la altura de mÉxico. quisiera estar ahÍ para ayudarla, pero mejor me quedo tranquila donde estoy. >>> en algÚn momento se ha ru morado que al no estar sarita con josÉ, en un momento como este, era porque ustedes estaban sepa separÁndose > >>> yo no sÉ por que la gente comenta estas cosas, aquÍ estÁ nuestro apartamento y bueno para adelante, adelante en la vida >>> el momento en el que ustedes ya habÍan pasado dos momentos en su vida extremadamente duros. y de pronto les dan la noticia que josÉ tenÍa cÁncer del pÁncreas ¿ cÓmo lo toman ustedes? yo me enterÉ por la televisiÓn cuando Él dijo de los resultados que estaban al run, y de

now according to the associated press, the president pri defendedded comments about haiti and africanany people think but won't say dickf illinois say he was in there in the oval office with the president at the time and insisted that the president use that profane language. >> people are voicing their say they were not surprised by the president at comments. >> trish hartman got reaction including from those who are on the mission to americine it if racism is the r today's america, it becomes a personal issue with us. >> reporter: this is the ceo of the african cultural alliance of north america a nonprofit that provides social services for caribbeanigrants in philadelphia. >> america need africa to survive. we need america. >> reporter: trump answer comments about african nations and haiti and the vulgar language used were on the minds of many at suburban station at rush hour. >> it's an embarrassment i'm almost ashamed to call myself an american. those kind of comments divide us and don't bring us together we should be talking about things we have common not what separates us. >> t

we found eagles fans checking out the official misdemeanor and pri will too.oup was heading back to the delaware valley after playing in a lal >> we paid a heck of a lot less forhotels. >> we want to be part of and have the super bowl experience and we have a flight later and ki>>llt. looks nice a nice vest sweater. lo how does it >> you like it? >> it looks good. michael anderson drove 24 hours from bala cynwyd to minneapolis. what he doesn't have? >> tickets to the game. i'm looking for a rich woman. ha, ha, ha. >> my friend lives in the area t shopping spree for me. >> nice. at is amy pone, she grew up in northeast philadelphia and asked a friend that lives in town to pick her up some super bowl swag. >> i'm being my minnesota niceself. and treating the philly fans nicely. and sending them their misdemeanor. we don't sending it there. >> they warn there is fake merchandise out there but plent go a the real stu across the city and one thing is for sure the eagles fans wil make t jealous when we walk into the supermarketwearing super bowl gear next i'm sara b

green and two other men pried the man off of her but he does not consider himself a hero. >> naturally you got to help each other when you see stuff like that, right? >> the suspect was later found and arrested. >> he lives in a tent near the gas station. you imagine a lot of people would be trying to support him as a result of all of this. >>> tammy duckworth doing something no other sitting senator has ever done. >>> but first we're taking a closer look at "get out." nominated for four oscars. here's to first dates! you look amazing. and you look amazingly comfortable. when your v-neck looks more like a u-neck.., that's when you know, it's half-washed, add downy to keep your collars from stretching, unlike detergent alone, downy conditions to smooth and strengthen fibers. so next time don't half-wash it. downy and it's done. proud partner of the olympic winter games. >>> so "get out" was the big surprise, earning some four academy award nominations including best picture. >> and it was a sleeper at the box office but it earned a critical acclaim and now it writer and director, jordan

used to be the hottest tech show of the year in the 2000's.early in 2001, the palm pris a big i phone competitor announced in 2009. since then it's slowed down here companies like microsoft included, apple and samsung and google have taken to starting up events that vate they hold with media and special people that they invite toward holiday season. >> let me just jump in. i have been there a couple times it was chaotic. it was crazy. everybody was there. microsoft even had their own venue. it really was a huge event. so it's really come down off a from that kind of high level. >> peak. >> from its peak. >> yeah, absolutely. major companies are what really drove people toward ces early years. now that they have their own events, obviously that's going o slow down traction and visitor numbers. but that's starting to change in the last couple of years, specially this year, as our story talks about. >> social media, where mobile apps are king, everyone can scoff at ces. fast forward to today and we're eeing internet companies in particular focusing more and more on hardware. expecting th

in the history in the history of pri basketbal...not walt not jordan not lebron....nobody did what jamesen did tonight... coming up so people recognize the difference between a 25 and a 19 mile and hour signwait i've never seen a 19 mile per hour sign next thing you know you will be telling me there are 14 signs i'm in saratoga and there is a method to their madness i'll expalin in the next edtion of behaving badly (grant) one of the main goals of police officers is to keep people safe on the roads... and slowing down is certainly one of the ways to do that. (vicki) and one city in the south bay has a noteworthy approach. the backroads of saratoga nats: ambiancewhere paying attention can keep you from getting hit by a bus nats: ambiance you need to watch out for the deer and the narrow roads.nats: ambiance in fact they recommend you navigate some of the roads at 22 miles per hour sound of car skidding wait does this sign really say 22 miles per hour i widh there was someone id could ask about this but in out in the middle of nowhere can i take a picture ahh don't get hit by the truck .as

and so you had to make what are the whole categories of information, particularly about pris dent thathe backlash. we really thought that was just clearly in the public interest, they should have published it. to see the initial backlash turn to knoll gart congratulations making it a year after this very difficult decision. >> thank you, rachel. >> we'll be right back. stay with us. can you drive me to jessica's house? uuughhh! ♪ this is what our version of financial planning looks like. tomorrow is important, but so is making the most of the house before they're out of the house. spend you life living. find an advisor at northwesternmutual.com. >>> did you see the norway event today? today the president hosted the president of norway but in the introduction, they >> good evening, rachel. so, norm may. >> norm may. >> norm may.

tweet assault including a bizarre taunting of kim jong-un, aides in side the white house asking the pris president's outside the white house to present to him the risks those present. >> an interview with others paint a picture of a president who's intent on shaking up this country's political forms even as he faces crucial dead lines. >> then there is this. from michael wolff's upcoming book. ivanka trump may have her sights set on becoming the first woman to occupy the oval offers. wolff writes they made a deal that if the opportunity arose, she would be the one to run for president. wolff does not disclose his sourcing for this. steve bannon said to be horrified when hearing about the deal. he calls them javanka. the publisher now speeding up the rollout plan. there will be another excerpt this morning in the hollywood reporter. he will be interviewed on one of the big morning shows tomorrow. for this white house and for the political process, in washington, there will be more revelations i think. >> much of this book appears to center around the concept that no one in this administra

. >> senate democrats under heavy pris pressure. they want renewed protections for d.r.e.a.m.ers. many leaning against the stop-gap bill. >> i don't know how my colleagues can look these d.r.e.a.m.ers in the eye and say we are going to engage in breaking america's promise. violating our trust. at some point, standing on moral principle is why we are here and we made a promise to the d.r.e.a.m.ers. >> senate democrats have one republican ally. senator lindsey graham. he says this put off of the deal will hurt d.r.e.a.m.ers and americans. >> those who think we will get away as republicans and getting all on the fence now and we will deal with the kids later, the d.r.e.a.m. act population closer to march 5th when their backs are against the wall. that is nuts. >> senate republican leader mch mcc -- mitch mcconnell says theful -- says the president is waffling on the wall. >> and he has not indicated what measure he is willing to sign. as soon as we figure out what he is for, i would be convinced we are not just spinning our whee s s. >> a white house spokesman says the priorities are

the woman on the groundhe yelled for help.green and two others, who can be seen in this video, then priedf the victim.sot i almost started crying because i was thinking we would have found her with her broken neck laying right there and nobody would have known. i mean there was intent but i don't know what was going onshe's okay and that's all there is right.police arrested the suspected attacker, brian holste a short time later. the victim told officers holste had bought a water around 20 minutes before the attack. green says holste was just sitting outside with that water before going back inside. i asked green if he should be called a hero for his quick actions in helping the clerk. (jr stone) the woman who was attacked is no longer working at that gas station. i talked with her best friend this week and she tells me that her friend is physically okay but mentally dealing with some challenges after that attack. (justine) and let's dine and dish! a look at the delicious deals happening now during san francisco restaurant week. (jr stone) not that you ever need an excuse to eat out, but

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-with pri for the last 20 plus years. but in a lot of my time and in research and education in california, i focused a lot on academic issues like test scores, how well schools are doing some of you have come up to me before the event started and talked about my previous work that looked at the underperformance of middle-class and more affluent schools in california. a lot of people think the only poor performance we are experiencing are from those that are populated by kids from low-income backgrounds and that is certainly not the case. the. most administer the assessment for national progress. if you look not a cannot have ca students as a whole that just goes that are classified as not from poor or low income backgrounds, let's say on eighth-grade mathematics you find 55% of them on the poorer students fail to perform efficient level in mathematics and its even worse than reading for them on the poorer students in the eighth-grade reading exam, 57% of the nearly six out of ten nonpoor students in california fails to pe

. >> just for time sake -- >> you were on a personal journey from divestment to coming back to pris mission. can you explain briefly why you've changed your perspective. >> it's not really that i've changed my perspective. >> your approach. >> every institutional investor has a path they can take. john can probably speak to this better than i can. if you are a foundation with a clear mission of solving climate change, you have more leeway to make decisions, bound by if ied -- fiduciary duties and it may cause you to make certain decisions that others don't. in that context, it's a multipronged approach that will win the day. not to throw the baby out with the bath water and take an approach that ultimately, again, is thought out. it has teeth. if you are going to engage with companies, put a timeline on it and articulate the consequences if they don't shift in alignment with how you want them to shift. and use the other levers at your disposal. we need $1 trillion in investments annually to meet the paris agreement. a small chunk of that will come from governments. the rest from investors,

saturday.uneral was the he pried to go. and he would not mess it . he climbs the stairs. he looked out. and he seize the wife in the crowd and she's crying. she's crying because roosevelt is dead. the nation is in shock. she never wanted her husband to be president. he's frightened for him. meanwhile, he has to get up there and inspire confidence in his administration and the world and 34erk will continue that the war will continue,. everything seems in question because people don't know who this man. is they're used to roots vefment hawaii bhanledprth longer than any presidents. a lot of people serving in the military. . any other president in their lifetime. . inspire the. one fact i love is after this speech i giss. e star -- the stock market sores. he sends the right message. this as man of integrity and this is someone who americans can relate to. "the new yorker" wrote, published the story, roosevelt was for the people. truman is the people. americans felt like he was one of them. >> you talk about probably the worst thing about f.d.. >> was two things. .ne, he was

it's not like it's a secret document that's been unearthed or pried out of the fbi.is something house republicans wrote themselves and now they've created a campaign saying it must be released, this thing we wrote ourselves. but this release the memo cause has become a leading cause of russian bots and trolls on line. # release the memo has gone around hundreds of times. whatever it is the house republicans are trying to gin up with the memo they wrote, the russians are trying to help. it is weird it's a rallying cry for both republicans and russians online. the secret republican group wants everybody to see their memo attacking the fbi with one exception. they're not showing the material to the fbi. the fbi has asked congressman nunez for a kroep to evaluate the information and take appropriate steps if necessary. the fbi apparently is not being allowed to see this memo about them. steps if necessary. the fbi apparently is not being allowed to see this memo about them. stay with me, mr. parker. when a critical patient is far from the hospital, the hospital must come

san jose police say the windows at the schools were either broken or a door was pried open to gain accessinside. then the schools were ransacked. two of the schools were hit on different days. the last five happening all in the same morning. no arrests have been made. (steve) it's no secret that high rents are a fact of life in the bay area.(pam) now the ripple effect is expanding to communities that had once been considered affordable. a new report from the housing blog "rent cafe" says .... a bad situation got much worse in 2017. kachingpalo alto in the heart of silicon valley holds the crown with the bay area's highest rent .. more than two and a half times the national average.menlo park, san francisco, berkeley and redwood city round out the top ten.among big cities nationwide, only manhattan has higher rents than san francisco.solano county has the lowest rents, though people there still pay more than the average american. suisun city, vacaville, fairfield, antioch and vallejo are the last places in the bay area where rents average 17=hundred dollars or less.and while bay area rents

thank you heidi pris billla, a member of our team now and michael steele. thank you, sir. coming up, trump's slow motion saturday night massacre. first trump, then comey. then he ordered mueller fired. yesterday, he ran comey's deputy out. now the knives are out for rosenstein. there's a clear pattern just like nixon. trump and his allies are knocking off the key players notice russian probe. is this the way to act if you're innocent in the if you're innocent, why are you doing this? plus the democratic response tonight. how should the party respond to the most lowest rated president. recent history. one answer is a kennedy. tonight's all-star roundtable takes on the three-ring circus trump will brag about, the economy and delight in attacking critics. will he say the word russia tonight or how about this, will he say the word elephant like elephant in the room? we'll talk about that because this is an existential threat to his presidency. finally tonight trump watch. this is "hardball" where the action is. go away. i fully expect the russians will continue to be at it. >>

when this is completed, the preliminary plan can be finalized for pri to ge out and get commitments from the vendors. collier's is going to follow in a little while, and they will include an overview of targeted activities that gets us to the second quarter of 2019 is the first quarter that we're looking at opening our first stores. so this is a visual of the pop up locations at the ground level with the pop up types noted in the key. and again, this is what we're working towards and we'll be verifying the electrical over the next -- we're going to actually do that -- one of the meetings is next week. last, as mentioned earlier in 2018, full bus service. i'm just going to focus on one as secretary, which is continued transition planning and ron mentioned this earlier. over the holidays, a group of us met with the ac transit executive, salvador llamas and steven keller for active engagement on getting ready for what is needed at the bus deck. this includes the work that webcore needs to complete to enable the driver training for the buses to begin revenue service. so this led to our restr

colorado democrats today say we'll give jeff sessions our legal pot when he pries it from our warm, extremelyting to look at hands. the lead starts right now. >>> president trump threatening to sue over a new book that claims he's uninformed, unprepared, and has a child like inability to focus. and today we're getting a new peek into the absurdity that one journalist claims he witnessed inside the west wing while the president's lawyers tell the publisher they had better not go to print. >>> fit to serve? this new book and the new tweet about his big and powerful button renewing talk about the

and does it raise more significant questions about the pro pri propriety of this investigation?'s the president going back to a tried and true tactic when his back is against the law, which is to attack hillary clinton and deflect, deflect, deflect. there's this idea that he's really angry at this investigation with the special counsel but also with this new book coming out and people talking about the fact that he may not be competent to do the job he was elected to do. a lot of things are starting to happen and there are former republicans and democrats who say the republicans need to be very careful here because they don't want to be seen as playing into donald trump's hands when they refer criminal investigations to the agencies. >> matthew nussbaum, can you talk and expand a little bit on just how you think the white house is reacting in this moment as they are grappling, we talked at the top of the show about how this was really a difficult week for the trump presidency. is this considered a fundamentally threat in the view of the white house? >> well, i think bob mueller

san jose police say the windows at the schools were either broken or a door was pried open to gain access inside. then the schools were ransacked. two of the schools were hit on different days. the last five happening all in the same morning. no arrests have been made. (steve) congress is at an impasse right now over immigration. in about 48 hours - we could be in the midst of a government shutdown, if congress can't come up with a spending bill. the shutdown hinges on making an deal on daca... that the president is willing to sign. alexandra limon reports from washington four and a half months ago the trump administration announced an end to the deferred action for childhood arrivals program known as daca.now lawmakers are at an immigration impasse anna munoz is a dreamer who traveled to the capitol from indiana with this message.anna munoz / dreamerwe are people, you know? we're humans. and i think i made that point earlier, such a simple thing, yet often times forgotten for the sake of political agendas. last week negotiations seemed to fall apart after the president rejected a biparti