president, i yield the floor. >> raymond: it's time for all of us to say goodbye too, i'm raymond arroyoer a copy of my forthcoming book for kids of all ages, it's called will wilder the amulet of power, it's a fun adventure for the whole family and one of the few middle grade books with the family goes on the adventure and you can enjoy it together. published in late february, shannon bream is next. >> shannon: welcome to fox news at night, i'm shannon bream in washington and this is a fox news alert. no end in sight for the partial government shutdown come out president trump says it could last months or more than a year, the president also said he's considering declaring a national emergency in order to get the border wall built with or without congress. mike pence posts the next round of discussions tomorrow, will those negotiations be more fruitful? it's all happening against the backdrop of new leadership promising bipartisanship. democrats are calling for the president to be impeached now. how will house speaker nancy pelosi manage her mem

vy amy: that clip, a secret audio recording, lieutenant raymond, explain what we're listening to.is talking to as a young black man with dreds. >> one of the things, unfortunately, that my supervisor at the time was forced to do it legally was to lower my evaluation in a way that destroyed my career for not complying to this quota system. and so we're discussing the low evaluation. he is basically explaining this is not his doing. it is marching orders from above and the reason why this is happening to me. on top of not meeting the quota, i also a young black man with dreadlocks and that is just frowned upon. amy: why did you go into policing? what was your interaction with the police in east flatbush when you were growing up? >> as a little kid, it was fine. once i entered about5, 16 teenage years, it start to change. ficersere throng me agnst the ll, gng thrgh myockets illally. i starte getng that eatment at younglack mennow very well in w york city. itas easfor me a 1or 16 to y, wel he is ahite guynd i'm a blk young man, is st racis thats how myind ma sense of that teractio en

joining us now, the aforementioned raymond arroyo.thing last night, we were all sitting back there in the offices and when they walked out, chuck and nancy, after the president spoke, the peals of laughter. now, that's unfair. tv, not everybody's a supermodel. that's fine. why was that so compelling? stick it was so compelling becae audiences watch. it had a lot to do with the staging. it had a lot to do with what the speakers, what pelosi, the president, and schumer were doing intentionally or unintentionally, laura. on tv, little things matter. people are looking for visual clues to agree or disagree with what is being speakers same. in this case, in the case of the rebuttal, things got a little creepy right off the top. from the wide shot, the slow push. >> speaking directly to the american people tonight about how we can end this shutdown and meet the needs of the american people. >> notice how schumer is staring into the camera with this menace. nancy never blinks, as she speaks. she is kind of just robotically running through it

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raymond arroyo has a it all in friday follies.lus, president trump raising the crisis at the border with strongest language yet. a border security roundtable, and he insist that congress step up and fund the wall now. >> president trump: federal employees we are talking about, many of them agree with what i'm saying. and what the people in this room, who are experts, are saying. they don't want to see people killed because we can't do a simple border structure. and i appreciate their incredible support. congress should do this. this is too simple. it is too basic. and congress should do this. if they can't do it, if at some point they just can't do it, this is a 15 minute meeting. if they can't do it, i will declare a national emergency. i have the absolute right to do it. >> laura: despite that, the liberal media says, well, they are not backing down. from their own opposition, a wall, border fence, whatever you want to call it, jorge ramos, an old friend, writes in a new op-ed "mr. trump's wall is a symbol of hate and racism, an

raymond church. the group tonight larger than most, and the parents on that two-mile walk leading the way. they marched in silence. >> this is real. she was taken. and we don't do this for us. we do it for her. >> reporter: words from ilene misheloff's mother, maddie, who is leading the way for some 200 people who came out to remember her daughter, who disappeared on january 30th, 1989 in dublin. >> when we got to the corner of amador valley and san ta mon road that's when we veered off from the road she took when taking. >> reporter: she vanished without a trace while walking home from wells middle school. she was supposed to come home

as raymond said, if you can't sing, don't. that's all the time we have tonight. team take it from here. nice purple outfit. >> shannon: i hope no one has video of me singing. >> laura: i will take you over beto any day. have a great show. >> shannon: this is a fox news alert. you are not welcome here, that is the message from the democratic speaker of the house to president trump. as she on invites him from delivering the state of the union address on capitol hill. take back the party. that is pelosi's message to republicans as she held put a wedge between the g.o.p. and president trump. a seismic shift in venezuela as an option leaders steps up and vows of the people he is the new president, not socialist tyrant nicolas maduro. as the commander-in-chief

shery: raymond, always a pleasure to have you on.ou can get a roundup of the stories you need to know to get your day and week going in the monday edition of daybreak. it is also available on the mobile app. a new round of trade negotiations between china and the u.s. kicking off the week. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: let's get a quick check of the latest headlines. apple and samsung announced a new partnership which until recently when it seemed unthinkable. they are bringing itunes to its archrival's tv sets. evidencehaps further they are moving away from hardware-first approach. a japanese businessman is facing arrest in the philippines over embezzlement charges. a court has issued a warned for him -- warrant for him and his colleagues. he is accused of funding transfers from a casino resort worth more than $3 billion. he says the charges are baseless. says: carlos ghosn's son his father will mount a vigorous defense. the former nissan chairman is indicted on suspicion of violating japan's financial loss by underreporting his compe

raymond arroyo took to the streets to ask people if they saw any of these films. won't believe the reaction. "seen and unseen." >> laura: it's time for our "seen and unseen" segment where we expose the big cultural stories of the day. oh, well, we hit the streets to find out who you thought will win best picture at the oscars or if you've actually seen any of these movies. plus the personal days and nights of a uncertain congressional star. joining us now, all the details raymond arroyo, fox news contributor and best-selling author. raymond, you hit the streets today. it was a little warm for you. what did you find out? >> last year's academy awardsit ceremony, i have to tell you was the lowest on record. down from the year before. doese films used to bring the country together. i took to the streets to see if people had seen these eight best picture nominees. when i found was surprising. are you excited about any of the best picture nominees for the academy awards? >> i don't know anything about them. >> you didn't see any of them? did you see "the favourite"? >>

the address is 66- raymond avenue in san francisco.avenue in san raymond address is 66- center.. the community center.. the address is 66- raymond avenue in san francisco. (pam) another big story we're tracking. it's day 21 of the partial government shutdown. and 8-hundred thousand federal employees have seen their first pay day...without pay.(ken) the shutdown is on track to become the longest in u-s history. and many furloughed workers don't know what they're going to do if this goes on much longer. justine waldman joins us now..after talking with a federal employee who got a paycheck today.. worth very little... (justine) it is a distraction for employees for sure. usually they talk about the warriors at work.. but now it is about how they are going to get by while not being paid. and when air traffic employees saw their paychecks today... it got real. a paycheck for $1.84.that is what juan serna-spuler says he earned for 96 hours of work because of the government shutdown.this will make it hard for him to pay his bills ontime.sot credit card bills rent i have student loan pay

raymond o.p.o. is trying to find one for us. the ranger sometimes has to trek far into the bush to track one down. finally we catch a glimpse of her baby and then. the gestation period for the species is eighteen months. we have to be cautious rhino mothers are ferocious in defense of their young. woman. who is like my lot like the mother is the same character the mother would he had just a small stick breaking she is very she's already facing that area that they can that his wife who is who is no nonsense lead to anything around she will attack. three rhinos cross our path the driver's getting a little nervous. which is just. the safest move when you see a rhino is to freeze that it understands you don't represent a threat. but when it's due and. we can continue. about ninety rangers work here and you jeanette is in charge she's been running the rhino fund since two thousand and eight and has brought a lot of new staff on board. and the number of animals in the sanctuary has almost doubled under her direction while the situatio

joining us is raymond arroyo, "new york times" best selling author.a veteran in missouri was forbidden to wear what? >> a t slirt. now, we're -- t shirt. you've been reporting on this all week. the covington kids called out for wearing the maga hats. staff sergeant jake talbott said he was working out at the gym wearing his t-shirt that says 2016 trump for president. >> laura: he's behind. >> the owner approached him. >> i was working out, when i was starting, the owner, liz, came up and said that my trump shirt i had on was offensive, i needed to remove to it work out there. it's like racing. >> he said he's worn the shirt several times before and it's never been a problem. the owner of the gym responded in a now deleted facebook post, sheath i'm deeply saddened by the amount of hate this event has garnered. >> laura: event? >> i will personally continue to defend my stance for tolerance and against hate, no matter the financial consequence. i don't believe our gym should be a political forum for anyone, i want everyone to feel safe and comfortable t

raymond and frank horns in saturday's top match with both teams looking to extend their winning start and begin stick around to find out who came out on top. welcome to the bundesliga here on d.w. i'm nick mckenna klein let's start with the league leaders dortmund the black and yellows have been the team of the season in the last two games they beat two of their closest rivals and leipsic they were close games just one goal separating them though it meant they want more and that's unfortunate news for hanover who hosts who they hosted on saturday the reds have kept just one clean sheet all season and are windless in their last seven games and have a defeat and coach and they will be on the even more pressure. no doubt about it andrei bryson writes or was under the microscope in dortmund the bad news for him his opponents welcome to talisman marco roy's back to the starting line up. and the forward was keen to not his first goal since the winter break first he lifted this chance just over the bar. and then in the twenty third minute he went even closer i mean the post denied him and do

restart both sides dug in for us slugfest martin heinecke beat frankfurt keeper kevin trapp to put raymond back in the lead in the fifty seconds minutes cool finish from the austrian international but once again they lost the lead when looked big augustine sun got called for handball and sebastian allaire fired in the resulting penalty by the frenchman making it to all in the sixty eighth minute but this eleventh goal of the campaign. after that both teams had their chances i lay our misfiring on his cross to yoav it in injury time. and that's how it ended with each team coming away from this entertaining clash with one point each. i buy now that have a look at some of the other matches around the league and we'll stop with both against leverkusen now get this in the last forty six and count as this game hasn't end the goalless and in that case i say why stop now. new leverkusen coach peter bosh looked relaxed. in pre-match small talk with will spur coach burn a lot of dia but things were anything but laid back on the field and no robbie struck would work just five minutes in. williams' cl

what do you think of the ruling, raymond? it is an interesting one.f decision. human rights, in terms of stopping you gaining meaningful employment, in terms of being rehabilitated. in terms of the rehabilitation of offenders act, it does give you some rights in terms of that your conviction will be spent at some point. however, if your sentence, because there was a change in the rules in 2012 that amended the act, if your conviction is for four years and above, your conviction will never become spent. like my conviction for attempted armed robbery, which i got three and armed robbery, which i got three and a half years for, it used to be the case that if you got anything above to wander half years, your conviction was never spent. i spent much of my adult life so far having a conviction that was not spent, meaning it was very difficult to get work. i want to get your reaction, shefak, minor convictions breach your human rights. a case brought by three individuals who said that their lives had been blighted by having to disclose minor convictions? i f

raymond walker thought the audacity to discuss whether the duke should drive is impudent, while terrencejonesas no evidence offered to show who was at fault. it may have been him, equally it may have been the other driver. this is unadulterated ageism." but others felt there was insufficient attention paid to those in the other vehicle involved. bbc news did report on thursday that two women suffered minor injuries, but it emerged on friday that one of them had broken her wrist and there was also a nine—month—old baby onboard. a viewer called catherine e—mailed. when breaking news and live sport coincide, particularly when the latter overruns, the result is inevitably complaints. such an occasion arose on wednesday evening, when bbc one was showing football, a replayed fa cup match between southampton and derby county. the game went to extra time, delaying the start of the news at ten, which was particularly unfortunate, because a couple of minutes after 10pm, the prime minister gave her response to winning the no confidence vote three hours before that. the statement was shown live in a shor

raymond is in south carolina. good sunday morning. caller: good morning. i have a question.ll is the possibility that of this stuff about opening up the government is just because they realized if they don't open the government, the super bowl cannot come off safely? i think it's making sure the super bowl comes off without a security problem. you have all of these people from the same people. host: is it about the super bowl? guest: i do think the color has a point in that the shutdown it doubled the length of the shutdown in 2013. , americans felt the impact of this. polling showed that one quarter of the american people were affected by the shutdown. there were people who were not getting paid, many people that get back pay. onn laguardia was closed friday, people really felt that and saw that. orther it's the super bowl not, people were feeling the impact more and more which pressured lawmakers into a short-term deal. host: how about doing things that make sense? electronic surveillance, more security at ports of entry including airports. problems in the countries that p

the first question is from raymond. hi, raymond. i hope you are well. if you are mrs. or mr., what would your talent portion be, candidate? >> kennedy: i would like to think of myself as a flutist. i quit in sixth grade. it would have to be mouth trumpet. >> greg: do it now. ♪ >> dana: that's pretty good. wow. [laughter] >> greg: that was better than the original. that was better than the original. >> juan: i'm going to call you louis for louis armstrong. >> greg: that definitely didn't blow, kennedy. juan. >> juan: i don't know. when i was younger, i could run. [laughter] >> kennedy: that would be fun on a stage. >> juan: right across. who was that? >> pete: i don't think i have a discernible talent. >> dana: i don't either. >> greg: you do really well hosting "fox & friends." maybe it could be hosting. >> pete: i would say disciplining young children. >> dana: practice. >> greg: i'm not allowed. dana, would your talent be? >> dana: i don't have a talent. >> greg: really? are you begging us to suggest one? >> dana: no, i'm not. even if you suggested one. >> greg: weren't you

plus january turns into januhairy -- joining us now is raymond arroyo.tte is facing a little bit of backlash for this ad. >> it's been going on far too long. you can't laugh it off. >> what i actually think she's trying to say. >> making the same old excuses. >> boys will be boys. boys will be boys. >> but some things finally changed. >> men need to hold other men accountable. >> to say the right things, to act the right way. because the boys watching today will be the men of tomorrow. >> blended selling razors turn into a scolding of men? this is the worst at a man can watch. a lot of people saw the ad, they copied and had sent it around, in 2011, gillette learned that 30% of their customers were women who use the men's razors. with beards making a comeback, guys aren't buying the razors like they once did but women might so they devised this "men need to change" campaign to attract the ladies. it feminize as men and the director was a woman named kim, she directed films on toxic masculinity and celebrating female genitalia -- compare that add to the or

"seen and unseen" of raymond all money managers might seem the same, "seen and unseen" of raymond butve their clients cookie cutter portfolios. fisher investments tailors portfolios to your goals and needs. some only call when they have something to sell. fisher calls regularly so you stay informed. and while some advisors are happy to earn commissions whether you do well or not. fisher investments fees are structured so we do better when you do better. maybe that's why most of our clients come from other money managers. fisher investments. clearly better money management. ♪ >> laura: >> time for our seen and unseen segment where we ask was the cultural stories of the day. democrats are going to extreme lengths to prove their authenticity. they always have to do this. while the president is grilled over fast food. joining us with the details fox news contributor and new york times best-selling author of th upcoming phenomenal book the amulet of power. we have seen is string of democrats getting dental work done on camera to show how normal they are. >> now there is a new contestan in

raymond arroyo here, special thursday edition of the follies, next.s pass ♪ ♪ . >> laura: it's time for, what, thursday follies? well [ laughter ] >> laura: under the circumstances a special edition. whacky say? what about that bizarre gillette ad? what was that really all about. is it stealing if you take your kid's cell phone away? plus jan turns into januharry. joining us raymond arroyo, fox news contractor, new york times best selling author of the upcoming smash will wilder. gillette is facing a little bit of back harbor serious back lash for this ad >>> oh, yeah >>> it's been going on far too long. >>> you can't laugh it off >>> what i actually think she's trying to say >>> making the same old excuses >>> boys will be boys. boys will be boys, boys will be boys >>> but something finally changed >>> men need to hold other men accountable >>> wow! sweet i. come on >>> to say the right thing, to act the right way >>> not cool >>> because the boys watching today -- will be the men of tomorrow >>> when did selling razors turn into a scolding of men? t

jennings is with all the detail is raymond arroyo. of veteran and troy, missouri was forbidden to wear what? >> he was forbidden to wear a t-shirt. we are starting to see this trend.al first it was the covington kids called out for wearing the maga hats.tt no staff sergeant jake tollett says he was working out at the gym wearing his 2016 trump for president when the owner approached you and he will tell you the rest. >> when i'm starting, the owner came up to me and said the trum shirt i have on was offensive and i needed to remove it in order to work out there. >> the army vet says he's wearing the shirt several times before and it's never been a problem. the owner of the gym responded in a now deleted facebook post where she said i'm deeply saddened by the amount of hate this event has garnered. i will personally and publicly continue to defend my stance fo tolerance and against hate no matter the financial consequence . i don't believe our gym o shoul be a political form for anyone. i want everyone to feel safe an comfortable there

nonetheless, where the indigenous singers, including nathan phillips, including raymond kingfisher, andut four other supporters -- they were very small in number -- they were closing of the ceremonies. i was standing right there near them, waiting for my daughter who was at the top of the lincoln memorial. at the top of the more moral is a good 100 meters away -- memorial is a good 100 meters away from where nathan phillips wasn't even where the black israelites were. were justisraelites trying to offend anybody and everybody who came within here shot of them. so we expel them or deny them from our space at the indigenous people's march. they were trying to speak, but we said, no, just go over here. as long as you're not trying to exert violence or come into our space any more, we will leave you alone. so that is what we did. you have to realize the black israelites and the native people were at the bottom, the very bottom of the lincoln memorial. the maga group of kids were attending a different rally, of young menr so attending a rally to deny women the right to assert sovereignty ove

anchor: we were just talking to james patterson about raymond james. the biggest quick boosts for the s&p 500, that is part of a big rally out of the christmas eve autumn. bullish.ndless list -- when we put this at the long-term prospect of an ipo, we see the shares of netflix at the and working its way down this chart may suggest that at some point in 2019, netflix may have a difficult go at it. anchor: a big slug of optimism today and it came from gm. today, is surprised analysts, saying it expects to earn one dollar more per share than analysts had estimated. , and has fadedop today andust above 7% perhaps reflecting a number of endless who say when you look at , what gms saying predicts may not come. they say -- they are saying demand will hold up and cost cuts will help to improve earnings. today's stocks adding about $4 billion to its market cap, still trading at seven dollars below. >> great perspective on the equities. about four in the sector today. we have been looking at retailing. we have been looking at autos -- >> what a difference a day

raymond.erstands the pain in the particular way, here now a "the ingraham angle" exclusive is ben watson, tight end for the saints of course. who is retiring. i'm so sad. then, i know this is tough. what you experienced as he watched the referee totally ignore these infractions near the end of the game. you didn't play because you were injured, which we are also really upset about. but what now, ben? what now? what we take from this? >> first of all, you have to console your kids because they are trying to figure out what happened. we have a saying that we have as athletes and this is an imperfect game played by imperfect people. obviously refereed by him. humans who are refereeing. i have no words. there's no words they could console myself or my family. or the "who dat" nation are football fans in general. as a league, we try to put forth a product that is full of integrity, something that we can be proud of. these sorts of things happen, but the sad thing is there's no remedy. that's in no

shannon: poor raymond, both sides are good.lert, new bipartisan talks are taking place to end the partial government shutdown, new hope prompted by the failure of two dueling plans, republican and democrat shot down by the senate late today. reality check sitting in as federal workers prepare to miss their second paycheck, senator rick scott is here. new video from customs and border patrol, a shocking amount of gaining members

poor raymond. both of your sites are good. come on. >> laura: have a great show.: thank you. we begin with a fox news alert. brand-new bipartisan talks are taking place designed to end the partial government shutdown. new hope prompted by the failure of two dueling plans, republican or democrat, both shot down by the senate late today. the reality check setting in, as federal workers prepare to mess their second paycheck. senator rick scott is here in minutes. and brand-new video released from customs and border patrol as fox news confirms a shocking amount of gang members from central america are crossing our southern border. trees

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. >> pero al igual que raymond meza, y cientos de miles mÁs, celebran que el tribunal supremo no hayade los dreamers y contra de lo presiÓn de la administraciÓn trump para eliminarlo. >> algÚn motivo ha fallado en continuarlo debe decir se acabÓ todo. >> explica que los que tengan el daca vencido por menosde sabenÓ pero si es por mÁs tiempo que tiene que hacer toda la solicitud como lo hizo la primera vez. >> ella afirma, tendrÁ que justificar por quÉ no lo renovÓ. >> esto me da esperanza y nuevamente trabajar para apoyar a mi esposo. >> la mala noticia es que este alivio es solo para los que tienen o han tenido daca porque los que ahora calificarÍan para el programa se siguen quedando por fuera. >> buscamos la reacciÓn del gobierno ya en su quinta semana de cierre, pero no nos respondieron. mientras los dreamers. >> la meta mÁs grande es que nos abre una puerta para la residencia y finalmente la ciudadanÍa. >> soÑadores al fin esperan una soluciÓn permanente, noticias telemundo. >> regresamos a mÉxico donde ha subido o por lo menos 39 la cifras de muertos por la explosiÓn en hidalgo

vigil is being held in honor of yik oi huang, saturday, 7pm at the asian pacific community center 66 raymond avenue in san francisco...haaziq madyun kron4news (grant) coming up... a brutal murder in a quiet south bay neighborhood. and tonight police are trying to find a suspect. we'll explain what happened. (vicki) plus-- a lot of snow is predicted in the sierra this wekend. what to expect if you plan on hitting the slopes. (grant) and after the break-- hundreds of thousands of federal workers did not get paid today-- as the government has now been shut down for 21 days. we'll show you how people in the bay area are helping local families affected by the shutdown. (grant) happening now... it's day 21 of the partial government shutdown, and a harsh reality for thousands of government workers across the country. payday, with no paychecks. as of midnight tonight in washington... this shutdown will be the longest in u-s history. it's hard to spot any sign of movement in the stalemate over funding for president trump's proposed border wall. and despite the lack of pay-- president trump is not bud

but it was raymond the third count of tripoli who took the prize he quickly signed a truce with saliva dean. i had in another author let me go home. and sell it means. going to troubles when disastrous and i washed ashore washed of em come another till i left. a cellar. where they were hidden in between and that. that to me live in a deathly. at the some of the movie theaters he is. getting and went on after a few that he got here in atlanta in the summer had gania who. saw him with an intriguing new lead that shot. and. north dean. yesterday. the and. teddy kennedy. you know walked on. a sad attack. someone had dean marched his army to a local police siege to the city. visiting gets though refused to surrender i'm touched the plan to get rid of some la di but not on the battlefield. they call on the other house. with the assassin. a secret she. framed for its many political killing. monologue on a wish to a little dubious honor being woman of the mean one however all the p.l.r. that given them in and then we have to do in all my we are now to fill the air heavy system on the spot how

my friend, theilate raymond plank, founder of apache oil, philanthropist, businessman, and founders of the future project wrote "the capacity of the individual is infin it." limitations are largely of habit, acceptance of things as they are, fear, or so confidence. he was right. i believe our best days are ahead of us we have work to do. so let us go forth with confidence, courage, and conviction. god bless you. god bless wyoming, and god bless the united states of america. thank you. [applause] >> the government shutdown is now in its 21st day tying the previous record. follow our senate and shutdown coverage on c-span, c-span 2, c-span.org, and the c-span radio app. >> coming up this weekend on book tv. saturday, at 6:45 p.m. eastern california democratic senator kamala harris details her life and career through her book "the truths we hold -- an american journey.." >> i believe the strongest politics are coalition politics. and that is at its heart about understanding the vast majority of us have so much more in common than what separates us. and again rejecting the idea that we liv

frank's first thirty seven league goals another bundesliga best topping even dorman's maka writes raymond had every reason to be on red alert. to see him do better you than if it's not easy. to sit still. thailand is the front line leader of an exceptionally dangerous team can brightman compete with so much concentrated attacking quality. yes they can because brave in this season are superbly balanced mix of youth and experience the most experienced of the mold is a veritable in this league a legend. cloudy old bizarro. the peruvian first joined braman in one nine hundred ninety nine now he's back in green and white once again at the age of forty and still hungry. show that we have a good team there we cool play with any team. in our terms he scored twice in three hundred eighty five on field minutes coming off the bench for twelve of his fourteen appearances the ultimate blunders league old reliable and a new recruit to the ranks this season. davie class and. this summer signing has started every match play for but aside from second only to max christopher attempts on goal he cooks up a

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first i want to make sure we adjourn in honor of raymond joseph patrick murphy who passed away on january 3rd. he was a self-made san franciscan. he was an irish builder here in san francisco and will be missed by many. i want to make sure we recognize him. >> without objection, that will be done. thank you very much. >> the other item -- i look forward to hearing about the chariot, the opportunity to be able to hire those drivers into our force. i look forward to seeing a report at some point of how that outreach is going and what is a direct match of the existing drivers in terms of licenses and what it might take to get the other drivers and how fast we can make that happen in the h.r. process. >> they're already familiar with the red lane, as i like to say. [laughter] director brinkman? >> just a quick shoutout to the staff and the volunteers from organizations that went out to the opening day of the valencia street protected bike lanes in front of the schools, the pilot project got on the ground so quickly. it was working out really well. i volunteered with the bike coalition on the

it is really changed the entire productivity dynamic. >> netflix, that raymond james target to 450.0 both significantly higher. >> another big gainer today, gm. it was up 7% ceo mary barra saying he's optd mystic about this year. >> it was not only a focus on really, you know, capitalizing on the new truck that is we have out there, the light duty and the focus on cost reduction so it was an across the board every element of the company we have a very strong product portfolio in the u.s. market and coming in china. so when we look at that, that is going to help fuel our 2019 and supports our guidance. >> mike, sara asked phil earlier whether the bad news passed for the autos. i guess the u.s. numbers are still kind of pretty narrow peak and not like that's a long-term bull market again. >> hovering below a peak the market is reluctant to pay up for even good news on the earnings front in terms of guidance for gm. stock not back to the beginning of december with the nice move today so i still think it's a sector where people have late cycle concerns that are going to be with us for a

. >> reporter: raymond hot and his wife say they are taking turns with other friends to stay by ben's bedside. police say on saturday, around 10:30 p.m., then was attacked from behind by five or six men while on columbus avenue and beech street. >> you can take his old iphone, his backpack, but do not beat someone and make them like paralyzed. it does not make any sense to us. replica police say they are reviewing surveillance video from the area and are hoping to get more. >> we are working on some leads, and we were hoping to develop that into an arrest. >> reporter: he started to a gofundme to help support him. >> it is pretty hard, like you know, you're down there and waiting for someone to pick you up. >> if you did this, just please come forward. >> reporter: police have not released descriptions of the men who attacked vinh. france that he is a big sports fan, so on sunday they plan to visit him in the hospital and watch the super bowl with him. live in san francisco, amber lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a woman is under arrest and san francisco for an unprovoked attack today. polic

. >>> square was downgraded from underperform to market perform at raymond james.na thest cites a lack of growth opportunities as well as square's move into baniking. the price target is $56. the stock dropped 6% to $58.56. >>> as expected, pg&e has filed for bankruptcy. californiaargest utility is seeking chapter 11 protection as liabilities continue to mount from the state's most recent deadly wildfires. now, when a company files for bankrucy, its shares usually lose all value and the stock price falls to near zero. as you c see, that's not what happened today. in fact, pg&e shares rose by 16%. as aditi roy reports, that in part is why this corporate reorganization is not typical. >> pg&e's bankruptcy f aing comess the utility faces tens of billions of dollars in potential liabilities. for northern californiare wilds in 2017 and 2018. reaction to the filing was swift. california assemblyman chris holden, who chairs the utilities and energy commtee, said it was always my hope to see pg&e not find itself in a position ere they would file for bankruptcy. experts say pg&e will likely hav