priscilla won't budge. >> i'm not going to tell you. no, why should i?very much and she kept me out of trouble or tried to and we just kept it going. >> reporter: it's still going strong to this day. you see priscilla's member ray is starting to abandon her and now lives at bridges by epic in westwood a facility for those with dementia and alzheimer's. for nearly every day for the past year bill has made the five-minute journey from his home to have lunch with his sweetie. >> i wouldn't abandon my little baby here. i have to see my wife. we're still in love. >> reporter: if you happen to miss interest spry couple's pdas in the cafeteria their love is on full display in the lobby of the facility including this now 166-year-old wedding dress priscilla wore on her wedding day from her great great great-grandmother. >> just as pretty as when i married her. >> reporter: which brings us back to today, valentine's day. he brought two cards. >> he's a wonderful man, kind, gentle. >> reporter: a love story for the ages. we don't have to spell it out, bill and pri

priscilla, we've both got lunch. is this? —— is this snapable? very.housands of people to like my snaps? no, it is about your views. you can always see who has viewed your snapchat on your friends list. it isn't about mass market, it is about if you close friends? yes. some celebrities open up their snapchat to their fans. now i am snapping with a bunch of radio one fa ns snapping with a bunch of radio one fans who are waiting for somebody famous. it was camilla, either way, and even priscilla doesn't know who she is! i don't get how they are making money out of this.” she is! i don't get how they are making money out of this. i think out they make money out of it is through the discover page. you can see various publishers have put stuff on. do you ever do that? hardly. are their adverts? yes. sometimes you are watching people's snaps and then an advert may pop up, but you can always skip it. just some of its appeal. snapchat is a fun thing to do. you can do it throughout the day, wherever you are, so it is fun. in other business news, making headline

the thing is priscilla, the bills are going to be quite high.e do need to talk about the charges for treatment. the next stage is to let her know that we have got to start raising invoices ona have got to start raising invoices on a regular, weekly basis. those invoices are going to be huge. 20 grand a week for each baby. mps said the department of health must get better at recovering costs from foreign visitors who end up as patients. because a hard—pressed nhs is missing out on vital funding. patients. because a hard—pressed nhs is missing out on vitalfunding. the government has set a target to collect half £1 billion per year from overseas patients by 2018 but currently is only managing to recover just under £290 currently is only managing to recoverjust under £290 million. one of the biggest areas of concern is getting money back from european countries where agreements are in place. latest figures show the uk recovered £50 million from these countries but paid out £675 million. overall the nhs budget is much less than not .0% but every poun

the thing is, priscilla, the bills are going to be quite high.o talk about the charges for treatment. the next stage is to let her know that we have got to start raising invoices on a regular, weekly basis. those invoices are going to be huge. 20 grand a week for each baby. mps said the department of health must get better at recovering costs from foreign visitors who end up as patients. because a hard—pressed nhs is missing out on vital funding. the government has set a target to collect half £1 billion per year from overseas patients by 2018 but currently is only managing to recoverjust under £290 million. one of the biggest areas of concern is getting money back from european countries where agreements are in place. latest figures show the uk recovered £50 million from these countries but paid out £675 million. overall the nhs budget is much less than not 0.1% but every pound councils of the key thing is the government has not set up a system for hospitals and other health providers to collect the payments that overseas patients are owing. pri

now, finally, i am determined to understand it, with a younger person, priscilla. what should i do?o on snapchat is ta ke the best thing to do on snapchat is take selfies. double tap your screen. if you want to put a filter, you hold onto yourface, and you have different filters. you hold onto yourface, and you have different filterslj you hold onto yourface, and you have different filters. i have got that filter, that filter... i have got ears... to send that to someone individually, you click on the arrow. you can share yourself with the world. that is the point of snapchat. i don't know if he has got it. steve brazier is ceo of the technology research firm, ca nalys. thank you for coming in at this horrid hour. snapchat are in the situation facebook was 5—6 years ago, because people said facebook has to learn how to monetise and make money. snapchat needs to make money. that is true. twitter was in the same situation. the big question with snapchat, is it facebook, or is it twitter? it has a valuable audience, the young people of the us. but it has a lot of people on the apple pl

the number of people trying to enter the uk illegally and speculates about whether tom jones and priscilla an item! that will not feature in what discussing. it is not unusual! let's begin with the daily telegraph. council tax rises for millions, households across the country facing higher bills, not just council tax bills, but the parking as well. we knew council tax rates would go up because we always do, particularly when the government is short of cash because the force local governments to raise more money. this is a local government information unit survey and they have surveyed councils in england and wales and 94% of those councils only have said they will raise council tax over the next year by up to 5%, and that may also include additional charges for parking and waste disposal. the accusation here thenis waste disposal. the accusation here then is the raising charges they do not necessarily need to raise under the banner of social care ? but councils a, but councils say need to do it, and that is do need to do it, and that is because of the rising cost of social care. i will mov

. >> speaking to that point priscilla about the staff that was involved in the writing of this, we know that there was some, at least, counsel from the legal counsel's office. will the white house streamline? are there lessons the white house will take away from this so that something like this doesn't happen again with another executive order? >> well, that's not clear. what we know is that there was limited input into the executive order. we saw that, for example, with reports that the department of homeland security secretary john kelly 1 was not clear on the details. that's what he would seem to suggest during the testimony on the hill. it's unclear how they would go about rewriting the executive order. at this point with john kelly and some others filling their posts now and the cabinet, we can perhaps expect that they would try to work through that process with them given the backlash after the executive order was rolled out. >> ryan, it's probably unlikely that any of the president's men -- given that they've been heavily criticized and now there's a legal setback with the ninth

>> priscilla. >> priscilla, it was good of you to be watching. >> the minister of troops and miller. >> the artwork on that is fantastic. we want toy-to-thank all of you for watching today. >> the tiny dictator. >> can you not be gracious even as we close. we want to thank all of you for being here today. tonight is going to be a big night. josh is very uncomfortable. that does it for us. >> stay with msnbc as we count down to president trump's address to congress tonight. we'll be back tomorrow morning for full analysis. >> it's going to be fascinating. >> stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage right now. >> thank you joe. thank you mika. thank you for my special egg delivery. i'm stephanie ruhle. we are talking about the big speech. president trump's first prime time address to congress. details on what he'll propose as trump admits he could do better. >> in terms of messaging, i will give myself a c or c plus. >> a budget backlash to the president's ambitious spending and cut proposals. 120 retired generals joining in opposition. plus, thanks obama. the president blaming his predec

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mark zuckerberg and his wife priscilla visited the students recently.aher developed an app for newcomers. this is for people who speak arabic so they do not suffer like me in the beginning. they can directly access all the information that they need. maher won an award for this work and is entering an entrepreneurship internship for six months. in berlin, finally i found my dream that i can take courses and connect with a lot of companies. i can enter the tech community here in this country. it was not easy to find that in the beginning. for many newcomers, the legal requirement to learn german is one of the hardest hurdles to integration. outside the class, students can use one of these 90 chromebooks donated by google. felix helped to build a wi—fi network here, which was non—existent. this is the server, a little server. it controls who is allowed to get on the internet and who is not allowed. the chromebooks are allowed to be taken out five evenings a week and are controlled by a password which changes hourly. if anybody does something wrong, we can

this opportunity and looking forward to 4 more amazing years want to recognize my family and mother priscilla sister and brother any little brother paul breed guys for being here and acknowledge my staff rosy and samantha and one of the best chief of staff in the city coner johnston. >> (clapping.) >> thank you to my campaign team any consultant maggie and my campaign manager who is here and so many amazing people that definitely takes a village to win a election and re-election i'm grateful for many of the sports and the volunteers and my heart it full thank you all so much for your support for my campaign i want to really focus my remark on the country and was there is to come i mean, i'm really i have to tell you honored my colleagues choose to unanimously support me to continue to serve as president of the board of supervisors that means a lot i'm looking forward to the next two years we say so many work to do and looking forward to doing that work with i think two of the most amazing people that i had the pleasure the clerk of the board angela. >> (clapping.) >> and our john gibner, depu

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priscilla khan's professor at one point. the researchers are excited about the five year commitment, they can make a big difference in that time. scott bud man, nbc bay area news. >> scott, thank you. >>> up next, he usually doesn't get political, tonight steph curry delivers some strong words about president trump. >>> new photos and records showing a history of violations in unsafe living conditions and warehouses in oakland. i'll tell you what police knew about the ghost ship long before 36 people died there. it's okay to cry, right? no more! we don't want anymore! [crying] ahhhhhhhhhh! everyday price and no extra monthly fees, unlike cable. speeds up to 45 megs, for $30 a month. looking here at the russian river - it's just one of the rirs we're keepg an eye as a new storm barrerls toward the b >>> right now at 6:30, looking atted russian river here, it's one of the rivers we're keeping an eye on as the storm barrels toward the bay area. >> it's gathering strength in the pacific as we speak. jeff ranieri is tracking whic

founders marks zuckerberg and priscilla 10 want to put effort into helping families overwhelmed. here giving $3.1 million to help 2500 people with housing dilemmas. another $500,000 will go to the turner center at uc berkeley to help come up with long-range solutions to the high housing crisis. >>> the north bay has been put on notice. suzy says study -- sunday cities are trying to get ahead of the rain.>>reporter: while public work crews cleanup residents and business owners scramble to prepare for four more days of rain. waterlogged marin is dealing with saturated soil and more storms than most of seen in decades. >> it's been horrible. >>reporter: caitlin and her sister just opened this store. >> we purchased the business and now we are having all of these floods. hopefully we will get past it and it will be another 10 years.>>reporter: they closed three separate times during the past two months due to flooding, the flash flood watches makes her interests. >> i have been checking my weather app and see 100% chance of rain. i think we are going to be closed again. >>reporter: t

the thing is, priscilla, the hospital bill is going to be quite high. i didn't want to come here.ng to be in england for a while, aren't you. you understand that. so, your husband, is your husband in nigeria? he is. will he be coming over at all, under these circumstances? he won't. i will come and see you again. 0k? i do understand it's a very difficult time for you, you know, but we do need to talk about the charges for treatment. also today, the public accounts committee of mps has said the system for recouping costs is chaotic. the words "health tourism" are used a lot in this talk — but it can be misleading. it's not people coming here specifically to use the nhs that are the main issue, it is the cost of visitors who are in the uk anyway — students and others. our policy editor, chris cook is with me. give us the scale of it. the government commissioned research into the cost of people specifically coming to the uk just to use the nhs, the so—called health tourists and what they found was it is a relatively small part of the generalised cost of foreign people coming to the u

priscilla sees her to surviving babies every day and is being helped bya babies every day and is being the day. and in the the united states this is how the dow and the nasdaq are getting on. there have been there have by israeli settlers and police. the israeli settlers and police. the israeli high court had ruled that the settlement was built on private palestinian land. in the last few days, the israeli government has approved 3000 new settler homes, the fourth such announcement in less than two weeks. our middle east correspondent has the story. settlers —— scuffles by israeli settlers and police. the israeli high court had ruled that the settle m e nt high court had ruled that the settlement was built on private palestinian land. in the last few days, the israeli government has approved 3000 new settler homes, the fourth such announcement in less than two weeks. our middle east correspondent has the story. settlers tried to block and barricaded themselves in their away by police many had to be dragged away by about 50 families were living in this outpost some had been here for 20

this opportunity and looking forward to 4 more amazing years want to recognize my family and mother priscillater and brother any little brother paul breed guys for being here and acknowledge my staff rosy and samantha and one of the best chief of staff in the city coner johnston. >> (clapping.) >> thank you to my campaign team any consultant maggie and my campaign manager who is here and so many amazing people that definitely takes a village to win a election and re-election i'm grateful for many of the sports and the volunteers and my heart it full thank you all so much for your support for my campaign i want to really focus my remark on the country and was there is to come i mean, i'm really i have to tell you honored my colleagues choose to unanimously support me to continue to serve as president of the board of supervisors that means a lot i'm looking forward to the next two years we say so many work to do and looking forward to doing that work with i think two of the most amazing people that i had the pleasure the clerk of the board angela. >> (clapping.) >> and our john gibner, deputy c

this opportunity and looking forward to 4 more amazing years want to recognize my family and mother priscilla sister and brother any little brother paul breed guys for being here and acknowledge my staff rosy and samantha and one of the best chief of staff in the city coner johnston. >> (clapping.) >> thank you to my campaign team any consultant maggie and my campaign manager who is here and so many amazing people that definitely takes a village to win a election and re-election i'm grateful for many of the sports and the volunteers and my heart it full thank you all so much for your support for my campaign i want to really focus my remark on the country and was there is to come i mean, i'm really i have to tell you honored my colleagues choose to unanimously support me to continue to serve as president of the board of supervisors that means a lot i'm looking forward to the next two years we say so many work to do and looking forward to doing that work with i think two of the most amazing people that i had the pleasure the clerk of the board angela. >> (clapping.) >> and our john gibner, depu

>> priscilla. >> priscilla, it was good of you to be watching. >> the minister of troops and miller. even as we close. we want to thank all of you for being here today. tonight is going to be a big night. josh is very uncomfortable. that does it for us. >> stay with msnbc as we count down to president trump's address to congress tonight. we'll be back tomorrow morning for full

regents of the university of california, san francisco ("ucsf") for a new research building at the priscilla chan and mark zuckerberg san francisco general hospital and trauma center, with an initial base rent to be paid by ucsf of $180,000 per year; authorizing the department of public health to accept a $10,000,000 parking reimbursement contribution upon delivery of the ground lease to ucsf; making findings under the california environmental quality act, findings of conformity with the general plan, and with the eight priority policies of planning code, section 101.1(b); waiving certain provisions of the administrative code and environment code; and ratifying certain actions taken in connection therewith, as defined herein. >> i have a feeling that is what a lot of people are here for. thank you for allowing the warm up acts to forward. it is good to see you here today, we have got the director of the public health miss garcia who will be presenting to us on item 12. >> good morning, chair cohein, and supervisors. we are here today to seek your approval for the lease between the city and c

we'll start with priscilla from the town of newport in the northern part of our state. she wrote to me about the experience of her family growing up in a segregated society. here's what she had to say. i lived through my parents not having the right to vote, not being able to go through the front door of a restaurant or a doctor's office. -- using colored fountains never again. another on voting rights. here's would she said. mr. sessions has called the act quote, a piece of legislation. she went on to say the justice department would most likely focus less on prosecution of voter suppression and more likely on rooting out mythical voter fraud. one more from women mington, delaware, my hometown now, a woman named dawn. she wrote to me about her concerns as a parent of a child, a child with autism, mr. president. and she wrote these words. i am writing to express my deep concern with jeff sessions' nomination for attorney general. i am a parent of an autistic son and terrified that people with these types of views will be empowered to enforce or not the laws that protect

and now, finally, i'm determined to understand it with a younger person, priscilla.is to take selfies. so what you do is you double tap your screen, and if you want to put a filter, you hold onto yourface. right. you have different filters. i've got that filter, that filter, i've got is. —— i've got ears. to send that to someone individually, you click on to that arrow. you can share your whole day with the world, that's the point of snapchat. let's go out and try that, then. our business correspondent aaron heselhurst is with us to talk us through the numbers. have you used it? i have tried to, because my kids do! it is not really aimed at us! but the people who love it, it is a massive thing and has this huge valuation but has never made a profit? not in its five—year history. it could possibly, going public, it will list shares on the new york stock exchange, it could possibly value the company $25 billion but the situation at the moment, 158 million use it daily, very popular as you said with your kids, young people. in the united states, it is huge. 41% of all 1

the best example, this poor mother, priscilla, who came from nigeria with quads. unit because there was insufficient ca pacityes unit because there was insufficient capacityes health tourism is a matter of cost and capacity. —— there was an jeremy hunt says we aim to recover up jeremy hunt says we aim to recover up to £500 million a year. i'm sure you have something dizzy about this today, so get in touch via the usual channels. john maguire is at yeovil hospital for us this morning covering this. this hospital serves a population of around 200,000. they had 49 admissions over the weekend, and 39 people leaving the hospital, so a bit of rudimentary maths, that means an increase in the hospital population of ten people. those winter pressures still very apparent here. let's talk to joe, winter pressures still very apparent here. let's talk tojoe, the director of patient safety, and the chief executive of the hospital. how do you characterise the winter so far? pr it has been difficult. the numbers of patients requiring admission to hospital have not reduced. the pr