now, that as the government attem pts gas. now, that as the government atte m pts to gas.empts to raise domestic output to try to cut imports. well, our reporterjoins us from mumbai. tell us more reporterjoins us from mumbai. tell us more about this. well, an important programme for the indian government, sharan, because last year this was a scheme launched by the modi government and it is exploring oil and blocks to companies. this hasn't been done in the past. it was under control of the past. it was under control of the government where they would identify the blocs and then they would put it up for bidding. now, the difference is they are telling companies that you can come and choose any unexplored area in the country where you think there is potential to discover oil and gas and go ahead and if you get that bloc you can start. what india is hoping is that this will really speed up the process of generating domestic oil, which is badly needed, because india imports nearly 80% of its oil demand, which is in turn putting pressure on india's import bill, and that in turn

pt did nothing to change this. they also did nothing to open up more possibilities for less monopolizized media. very unfortunately, they fell prey to the corruption which is endemic in the brazilian political class. not t to the e extent of t thr accusers, but bad enough. all ofof this prprovided an opportunity for the far right to carry out this process, which led to the election of the most malicious and vicious creatures of the current range of pretty ugly characters we see around the world. nermeen: president trump's national security advisor, john bolton, just gave a speech on latin american policy. he described a troika of tyranny, saying this triangle of terror is the cause of immense human suffering, the impetus of enormous regional instability and the genesis of a sordid cradle of communism in the western hemisphere. professor chomsky, can you respond to that, troika of tyranny, says john bolton. noam: well, that, of course, immediately brings to mind the "axis of evil" speech of george bush back in 2002,

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thet pt of the storm has passed us and we are also going to see a chance of some lightning. those winds were a beast. wind speeds and rainfall totals in a few minutes. mike, you're starting out with a delay on mass transit. >> i am. we're continuing with the slowdown we talked about. out of the west oakland station, mechanical problems cleared on the tracks. over to antioch, dublin, pleasanton, those are the lines that may be affected. no weather delays, that includes frereries and trains out of the capital corridor. nice drive on the roadways, out. small patches of standing water outh of there, a lot of activity in the santa cruz mountains. i'm going to hand that whole thing off to you guys. that heavy rain slammed santa cruz mountains. a lot of road closures. >> "today in the bay" kris sanchez joining us live in los gatos with the latest there. kris. >> reporter: hi there, marcus and laura. sapt cruz road, a big work around is closed because of the downed trees and power lines. the biggest problems for commuters in the area is going to be this. this is a mudslide that came

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catch us next time on an all-new >>> tonight, breaking news involving pts trump and the shutdown.president signaling he might be willing to reopen the zbosmt for three weeks. what does he want in return. all of it with 800,000 american workers miss another paycheck. faces, families across the country. some forced to ration medicine. >>> the deadly hostage stand off. the man with a bullet proof vest carrying a handgun. >>> the race to find a missing 3-year-old boy. >> why search teams are facing a major hurdle. >>> the earth giving way, and

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fentanyl, a powerful opid, has taken 1500 lives on these streets in the pt year. >> my name is melissave overdosed three times. even though i overdosed -- jeremy: terrifying. >> yes. it is. jeremy: what saved you? >> what saved me -- my willing to live. jeremy: you going to be ok? >> i hope so. i hope so. jeremy: i hope so, to i really do. it is all centered on these few city blocks. so manpeople out here are living with their addictions, openly injecting and smoking drugs on t streets. but that very visibility is taken here to be a good thing. it is argued that if these people can be seen, they can also be saved. the cops mostly back off and there areew frrests for drug use. d,insteaancouver has these, safe injection sites. this one was started illegally by the community. it was highly controversial, but has become the prototype for thi al public health program. users bringing their own street. dr they take a seat and they take their hit. jamie is ex-army, an astan vet, now battling the cycle of prison, homelessness, and addiction. >> it is pretty wild. too much death when i was in th

ratepayers and victims are the most important pt of any settlement we have to deal with. >> pg & e declared bankruptcy once before in 2001. what did lawmakers learn from that situation that could be apied now? >> i think two things. pg & e was goring wit the governor at the time in 2001. they were looking to find a settlement and the governor said at the time what a slap in the face that was. is you have learned can't really trust pg & e in the negotiations, andtwo, you have to be able to have a public utilities commission and memberships of that commission who are honest and who are looking out for the ratepayers' best interest. back then we didn't have that. i would call it an incest out relationship back then, and that pretty much gave them everything they wanted, which cost us a lot more. >> but also there were phoblems whe withcpu c'spg & e even after tho zambuno eon that happened in your district. >> absolutely. >> we startedng learbout very cozy relationships. >> very cozy.ec that'sse the same people that were there in 2001 were still there. >> do you have more trust now? >> i have g

hundreds pt hike to welcome 2019 in san francisco. they wa >>> hundreds of people take a night hike to welcome 2019 in san francisco. they walked to the north end of baker beach to experience this candlelit labyrinth. t who put it together of gratitud festival of lights >> everybody knows what to do. we never have to explain anything. e come. >> something like peace and hope and nature brings people together. >> this is the sixth year for the experience. but the first on new year's night. it is usually set up on black friday, but it was rained out. the new date was popular tonight. the weather must have been kind of chilly. >> just a little bit. that's a super cool idea. and you can see tomorrow morning you need the jacket, the gloves, hat, the scarf. widespread 30s, except in san francisco, in the 40s. >> thanks for joining us. >> have a good day. have a good night. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steven om of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy d ne,

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>>> tonight, breaking news involving pts trump and the shutdown. just moments ago, the president signaling he might be willing to reopen the zbosmt for three weeks. what does he want in return. all of it with 800,000 american workers miss another paycheck. faces, families across the country. some forced to ration medicine. >>> the deadly hostage stand off. the man with a bullet proof vest carrying a handgun. >>> the race to find a missing 3-year-old boy. >> why search teams are facing a major hurdle. >>> the earth giving way, and the families getting out. >>> the police officers, hit in the chest and killed. he describes it as an accidental shooting. >>> and a school superintendent trying to use her own health insurance to help a sick kid. she speaks out here tonight. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us here on a thursday night. we begin tonight with you new developments. the president signaling he might be willing to reopen the government for three weeks as they continue to debate his border wall. they are trying to broker some sort o

but it showed me that being able to change my life isn't just a mandatory pt of my sentence.s a blessing, which does not make me a great guy. just the best that i can be. thank you. [ applause ] ♪ >> and joining me now is someone whose family was shattered by violent crime yet has become a vocal supporter of evalue of rehabilitation. dionne wilson is from californians for safety and jusce, welcome. thank you. >> i was watching you while watching that piece, you were visibly deeply moved. you yourself are a passionate advocate for rehabilitation. how you got there, though, has be u anexpected journey. your husband was a leandro. ten one night you got a knock on the door. >> yeah, dan was answering routine calls, guys were out in front of an apartment complex. one of the irving ramirez, had a searchable probation because he had been cycling in and out of the system for some time. had two guns andrugs on him. so instead of running or going back to jail, he decided to shoot my husband. >> and he shot him seven times. you made a powerful statement to the jury. what did youay about

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that has scuppered, it seems, yvette cooper's attem pts scuppered, it seems, yvette cooper's atte m ptsfor weeks that she is not a natural rebel. she has been a senior cabinet minister, been in the tory party all her life. she does not rebel on a whim, so the fact that she and others are willing to defy the government is quite significant. this could be one to watch. it is interesting what you say about the labour rebels going over to the conservatives. it speaks about the division there is in the labour party, particularly among the northern mps who are from brexit constituencies. a lot of them are in a real dilemma. a handful voted for theresa may's deal, others privately feel that that will be the right thing to do. they don't want no deal, they want to deliver on brexit, but they don't like theresa may's deal. they needed to be won over. the thought amongst government ministers at one point is that they could get over a large number of labourmps, could get over a large number of labour mps, but it hasn't happened also interesting though that that number has risen tonight. divisions

is t pt because tsident doesn't have an out here? yamiche: i think it's because the president doesn't have an out. it could also be that the president has worked himself up and really does believe there's a crisis. my reporting shows apprehensions are down at the southern border and a there only six people apprehended in the first half of 2018 who were suspected terrorists. 41 on the northern border in canada. we have a president saying there are terrorists flooding in through the southern border and it was six people. we have a president continuously using the facts as he wants to use them and sometimes meddling with the facts and spreading misinformation. robert: the president has been trying to clarify his campaign pledge that mexico would pay for the wall. president trump: when, during the campaign, i would sayoi mexico's to pay for it, obviously, i never said this and never meant there going to write out a check. i said they're going to pay for it. robert: mark, i have been following your reporting. you've been following the usm

i saw pts of the cribs, his first responder says. we cut the linoleum, and i saw a face. the baby, named ivan, had rostbite, a head injury, and fractures. but he was swaddled in alanket and warm bedding, which him survive frigid temperatures of minus 4 degrees. escapeher was able to when the building came down. through,son and i fell she said, and he was left alone in his cot. ivan has been airlifted tosc for treatment. doctors say ivan is in serious conditio his father calling him a new year's miracle. >> just extraordinary. lucy, thanks. >>> near boston, an elderly female driver was killed and her passenger left criticallyju d after her car slammed into an apartment complex and sparked a fire early tuesday. officials say the veh a laundry room on the first level and then ruptured a gas line, setting off the fire that spread to the entire complex. multiple firefighters were hospitalized trying to extinguish the blaze. an estimated 45 residents were displaced. police determined the now deceased driver was speeding before she plowed into the building. >>> tyler trent, the

junctions closed as you would expect, is that convoy closed as you would expect, is that co nvoy swe pt is that convoy swept into the city. but in recent months, these were the visits that have become ever more frequent. we are out for visits in less than a year and it's a sign ofjust how much diplomatic activity has been going on, all connected of course to the thawing of relations with the united states, that big summit with donald trump back injune and this visit as you say taking place was speculation that another one is in the offing very soon. it's interesting how things have changed because as you say, there is a lot of discussion about the next meeting between north korea and the united states. the relationship between china and the us has changed dramatically as well since that summit injune last year. dramatically as well since that summit in june last year. that's right. at the moment, the focus in washington and beijing is all about the trade talks. in fact, us negotiators are in town at the moment on that very subject but a lwa ys moment on that very subject but always in t

>> ninan: despite divisions and controversy, it's a day of pink pts and protest signs from coast to coast no one will be discarded from this movement! el ninan: a gasoline pipeline explodes, killing dozens. mexican officials say someone illegally tapped into the line. and the president attends a solemn military ritual as the bodies of four americans killed in syria come home. >> i think it might be the toughest thing i have to do as president. >> ninan: good evening. i'm reena ninan. we begin with a major winter storm dumping ice and snow this 1ekend along a 1,700-mile stretch from arkansas to maine. there were intense snowstorms today across the ohio valley and in upstate new york. in some areas, the snow will keep falling well into sunday, before a flash freeze hits the midwest and northeast. further south, there have been severe thunderstorms, and in central alabama, a tornado flipped cars and damaged homes and businesses. there are reports of injuries. meteorologist lisa meadows is tracking the storm in our minneapolis station wcco. lisa. >> yeah, reena, well, this storm actually drop

it's monday, january 28 pt. >>> look who is back.> nice to be back. >> thanks, guys. >> back from vacation. >> both got haircuts. >> it's all happening today. >>> good to have sue back and mike is hair. >> not a new haircut. same old me. >> same old me, too. >>let talk about weatherwise what's going on. you're never more than seven minutes away. we're finding temperatures right now in the mid-40s to mid-50s out there. so pretty mild thanks to the cloud cover that's not dropping any rain. live doppler 7 here's a look at this afternoon. with limited sunshine, we're hitting the mid to upper 60s. 63 in vallejo. lakeport, fairfield, antioch, concord and down to 65 at san jose. oakland. 64 in san francisco. how is the morning commute starting, sue? >> pretty good. got some roadwork to contend w take a look at the golden gate bridge. three lanes in both directions and traffic is slowing nicely. no fog there. headed across the san mateo bridge. 13 minutes to get from 880 towards 101 on the peninsula. we do have a stall that turned into an ac

any government in history, just before christmas, the only government ever to be found in co nte m pternment ever to be found in contempt of parliament. and of course, there was another first, we only had a vote on the triggering of article 50 because the supreme court ruled that we had to. the prime and a step‘s approach was to do it herself. we only had a vote last tuesday because we won the right to do so. the prime minister wants to start the process on her own, and ended on her own, but the victory on a meaningful vote, all that would happen and you stay was the parliament to make a statement telling us what —— for the prime minister to make a statement telling us minister to make a statement telling us what does you had already struck. all that had to be forced out of her. my point is, having pushed parliament away at every stage, having never been let willing to listen to the concerns of labour and other mps, it is hardly surprising that when the deal was finally presented it was flatly rejected. so now we are at a criticaljunction. just 69 days until the 29th of march. i do un

do you support attem pts doing what we can. do you support atte m pts by doing what we can.s just of doing it, if not able to have another government, this isjust one of the options on the table, we will need to see, i haven't seen the amendments yet, i would need to read them carefully. you don't know if you support the plan to delay...” have not seen the draft, i've heard people talking about it, i need to see the draft and we need to discuss it, we need to look at what the ramifications might be, it's all very well having an amendment that you want to achieve this but let's make sure there aren't any unintended consequences, you need to be curveball so i cannot in your programme today tell you what the response will be. are you disappointed that the prime minister of new zealand hasn't found time to meet germany corbin today? we saw her last time and i am going to new zealand in june, her last time and i am going to new zealand injune, iwas her last time and i am going to new zealand injune, i was talking to her about it. —— jeremy corbyn. sorry we did not bring you the s

for people earning £50,000 a year, it is very far above the average, you said we are going to a cce pt introduce our own fair tax system will normally go into government, socialism is about pragmatism and practical policies like you have... what about giving tax cuts to the top 10%? like you have... what about giving tax cuts to the top 1096? not having afair tax cuts to the top 1096? not having a fair taxation system and when we come into power means the top 5% will pay more in income tax, we will refer some of the corporation tax cuts that have taken place and tackle evasion and avoidance and introduce transactions into the city and it will pay for the public services that we need and then boral to invest in our economy crosstalk. how radical because right now britain has some of the top rates of tax across the g7 so if you are serious about chris williamson — style red and british and crosstalk. you are not talking about the sort of tax rates that many people on the left, your old colleagues, would regard as just and right... truly readers reshoot —— cross on the left and all the so

this except for those who have an interest in it as being a dangerous addiction, and we have to a cce ptgambling and that they are being exploited by and that they are being exploited by an industry which only seems to care about profit, certainly not people. that was the labour mp carolyn harris. the french beauty giant l'0ccitane is taking over britain's biggest independent skincare brand, elemis, which was founded in 1990. the deal is worth £700 million. l'0ccitane's management said they had long admired elemis for a commitment to natural ingredients and scientific innovation. how do you know the photographs you post on social media aren't being stolen? it's easy to copy images and set up a fake accounts online. it's a phenomenon known as catfishing. despite not being a criminal offence, police forces are hearing more and more complaints. the bbc‘s jennifer meierhans, a victim herself, investigates. this woman found someone pretending to be her on instagram. when i went on it to investigate my self vape foul ——i on it to investigate my self vape foul —— i found they'd followed my male

now we're not going to say that we surrender the backstop or conversely that we acce pt backstop or converselyll make no checks at the borders even know the uk might significantly diverged in terms of cemetery standards, social and environmental standards. the brexit deal reached with the eu contains a legally binding withdrawal agreement, and the eu says that the irish border backstop is an integral part of that and will not be negotiated and then there's the company political declaration, a broad outline of possible future relations with the eu which could still be rewritten. this is where the eu believes it can show flexibility if the uk also shows flexibility. i do not think there is i’ooiti flexibility. i do not think there is room to do that for the simple reason that the backstop is absolutely settled and in withdrawal agreement. but there is a possibility to discuss future relationships. so that is what european parliament and eu has always said. so do you question to theresa may will be what is new in the uk ideas. if there was nothing then there may be little to discuss. and this aft

some amendments and some attem pts her vision. some amendments and some atte m pts by her vision.eaving the european union, and what we are counting down to, is the next sort of big moment in terms of a vote which is taking place on the 29th of january. that is a week tomorrow. a lot of water under a lot of westminster bridges between now and then. chris, iwill let of westminster bridges between now and then. chris, i will let you get in from the cold. the conservative mp sarah wollaston joins us and the reaction to what you are hearing, theresa may focusing on winning the dup and brexit supporters inside her own party. i'm disappointed. having lost the vote by 230, | disappointed. having lost the vote by 230, i don't think this is a question of talking around a few members of the erg and dup, it's deeper. what sort of things might expect to see in this next statement? i expect we will hear more of the same. we simply don't have time to be continuing down as fruitless path, trying to achieve the unachievable. brexit was always going to involve a lot of compromises. that's the prob

thanks to her work and the work of the pt essay, we were able to fund librarians, councillors and teachers and a lot of the moms push back on that. that is where tax dollars go. why do you want money for us to pay for teachers,. >> we want to keep the library open. we want to support kids and have class sizes that don't go through the roof. we did it. we did it happily for several years. luckily things have gotten better. it was lisa's leadership that got us through that. thank you. [applause] >> seeing no other public comment, any comments from commissioners on this item? >> i wanted to say i had the opportunity to serve with lisa when she was president of the alumni association board, and through her leadership style, the board really attracted board members from all different walks of life, with different backgrounds, even board members who had a really negative experience, but felt really committed to the alumni association. i really want to acknowledge their tremendous leadership on the board. she saved the hebrew program at the high school. the scholarship program, it really enabled

are supporting maduro's government moscow's warned the us against intervening forty chalons or four pts. well russia is pointing the finger firmly at the united states at the moment we've heard both from sergey lavrov the foreign minister and also the kremlin lavrov says that once again we are convinced that the united states which is paranoid that someone was interfering in their elections without any evidence is itself trying to decide on the fates of other nations and simply interferes in their internal affairs venezuela is not the first case it's just the venezuela in there in that country the interference was especially flagrant he also said that we call on the venezuelan opposition not to become poor ones in someone else's very dirty criminal game earlier the kremlin spoke and said that madeira has not as yet asked russia for any particular assistance asked whether moscow who might grants nicolas maduro political asylum if it came to that well the kremlin said that mr madeira is the legitimate president of venezuela and therefore we consider that question to be inappropriate well