realtime traffic, okay? beautiful. if you are looking at the altamont pass here, you're moving at just 17 miles per hour. so very slow coming out of tracy and then down to also 25 miles per hour once you hit north flynn road. frees up through livermore on to the dublin interchange. san mateo bridge between hayward and foster city, traffic smooth 13 minutes. fastrak on the bay bridge good. metering lights will turn on around 5:30 and about 30 minutes or so. that's when things start to slow down. >> reporter: early this morning, congressional republicans cleared the first hurdle to repeal and replace obamacare. the house ways and means committee approved the measure to eliminate tax penalties on people who don't buy insurance. it would also end income-based subsidies used to purchase healthcare. instead, tax credits would be issued based mostly on a person's age. the congressional budget office still hasn't determined how much the bill will cost or how many people will be affected. >> we don't know how many people will l

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to get a sense in realtime or close to realtime where voters are, their likely hood of supporting your candidate or your opponent and their likelihood to vote. and you kind of put those two data points together, and you have a general picture of how the election is going to go. at least if you're doing it well. >> host: well, what do you look at when you look at a voter? do you look at someone's facebook page, or is that pretty -- >> guest: is so it depends on the campaign, the level of sophistication. the more advanced levels it's possible to use a very long list of data points to analyze both social activity, also access to consumer marketing information. some of these trends go all the way back to '04's sort of microtargetting. now you can think of the decade-plus amount of fest case that has been created that is now available to campaigns. there's always kind of a space race between the democrats and the republicans over who's got the edge over these kinds of tools and that will, i think, continue for some time. and at times we've had the edge, and at times they've had the edge, an

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we want to know realtime what's happening. we're connected to that customer six ways. cell phone, text message, through the app. what's app. there's no reason you should not know exactly what the situation is in realtime now. >> so nice to talk to you be. so nice so see your success. congratulations on everything. >>. >>> back when i was in the business school. a number of people i met had the same idea for a company. nationwide nail salon. seemed ripe for a brand name to come in and stand for something. the few people i know failed. we recently met a company doing it successfully. looked at starbucks and said if it can work for coffee, it can work for nails. what did they do right the others did wrong? we went to find out. >> it started with a challenge. >> what's out there that can still be star buckable. what he did. that's cool. he took an industry that is mundane, pro se. cup of joe on every corner and changed what it meant. >> when tony issued the starbucks challenge a small boston investment firm. partners didn't have to look far for the answer. >> one day walki

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. >> reporter: the white house tweeting out that exchange, sparking a realtime fact check from democrats. >> it says, the nsa and fbi tell congress that russia did not influence electoral -- the electoral process. is that accurate? >> we've offered no opinion, have no view, have no information on potential impact, because it's never something that we looked at. >> reporter: but after comey's rebukes when the white house was asked if the president would apologize to president obama -- >> no, we're -- we started a hearing, it's still ongoing. there's a lot of things that aren't being covered in this hearing. >> lawmakers also asking why the fbi didn't do more to blow the whistle on russia's hacking and comey saying if he had to do it all over again, he would have walked over to the dnc himself and banged on the door. lester? >> andrea mitchell starting us off, thanks. >>> now that the fbi confirms it is looking into possible links between russia and trump associates, the white house today sought to distance itself from some former senior advisers. for more on the possible russian connectio

we also know the bernie administrators who went through this in realtime, at least some of them, don't believe that what they were going through that what was washing over their bernie supporter sites they don't necessarily believe that it was people trying to make money off bernie supporters. john maddes saying "i strongly believe this was not a commercial venture. 13 million bernie supporters were out there to potentially support and vote for bernie. bernie voters were very engaged and contributes millions and bought in countless new supporters. if you could suppress those voters, you could provide yourself an advantage at low cost." and mcclatchy now reports that mcclatchy is reporting that the bot attacks, the bot traffic is part of the fbi's counterintelligence investigation into the russian attack on the election and the question about whether or not there was trump campaign cooperation in mount that attack. quoting for mcclatchy "operatives for russia appear to have strategically timed bots to blitz social media with links to pro-trump stories at times when the billionaire busin

and you can have realtime updates on the app. >> thanks for watching. the "today" show starts right now. >>> good morning. breaking news. at least eight people arrested in overnight raids, tied to that deadly terror attack in london. and this morning, the chilling new video showing the suspect's car speeding into pedestrians on a bridge. a terrified woman plunging into the river below. miraculously she survives. >>> the head of the house intelligence committee says there's evidence that trump and his associates were caught up in surveillanc surveillance. the president says he feels vindicated. >> i appreciated the fact they found what they found. >> as for the president's original wiretapping claim, republicans and democrats agree it did not happen. this morning, senator john mccain

first i want to introduce you to realtime traffic. look at this!is our new traffic center graphic system and we can see san francisco, you can see downtown san francisco one of those buildings. take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. this is on southbound 280 between mariposa and highway 101. that's also 5 a.m. so just picking up in a couple of minutes here. moving over to the san mateo bridge area, if you are heading into the peninsula, traffic smooth between 880 and 101 on westbound 92. altamont pass we see red so traffic is starting to pick up along the pass. ive yourself extra time to get through there. give to get through that commute. and if you are traveling on bart, all trains are on time. that's your traffic realtime. i'll send it to you. >> thank you, roqui. >>> time now 4:51. dozens of dogs are rescued from the bay area home of a hoarder. how you can help even if you're not able to adopt. >> and some good samaritans put their own lives in danger as a train comes barreling toward an 89-year-old woman standing on the tracks. us at: cool

. >> yeah, but -- >> realtime traffic, traffic, new system! [ laughter ] >>> let's check traffic on the bay bridge toll plaza. those metering lights are not on yet but look at that heavy cash lane backup. i hope you have your fastrak. 7 minutes into downtown san francisco. a lot of fog over the nimitz freeway. here's a live look in both directions looking good now a 10-minute drive between 238 in san leandro to the maze on 880 northbound. if you are taking 880 southbound to highway 92, here's a live look at the san mateo bridge from hayward to foster city traffic moving smoothly in both directions there. all right. moving over now to our slowest traffic of the morning the altamont pass moving at 25 miles an hour along the way into livermore where it frees up to the slow dublin interchange and here's a live look at the foggy commute, as well. art, ace train, muni and caltrain on time. >>> a road rage rant is caught on camera and now the driver is facing charges. stews sues shows us the angry confrontation on a popular by the -- susie steimle sh

day two of our new realtime traffic graphic hi-def slight images of san francisco right now. anybody getting up to go to one of those buildings? let's move to our traffic this morning. starting with the san mateo bridge from hayward to foster city, that's a quick 12 minutes. but once you get into menlo park, we have an incident here. northbound 101 before marsh road a three-car rollover crash still blocking two lanes out there. it's also slowing traffic coming off the dumbarton bridge. so we'll keep an eye on that for you and then a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. some cash lane backups otherwise fastrak good to go until 5:30 when the metering lights turn on. >>> developing now in santa clara county an officer is on paid leave after he shot and killed a man. the shooting happened around 5:00 last night along deborah drive and monroe street. investigators say the suspect's mother called police because her son was acting erratically. it is unclear what happened when officers arrived. but they tried to tase him first. then an officer opened fire and killed him. the man i

let's lack at stories engaging with most on social media with realtime news tracker. >> first up what is hot on the web and pennsylvania high school student is suing his school district and he believes the school district policy constitutes sexual harassment and violates privacy. it allowed students to use restroom and locker room of their choice regardless of biological sex. student noticed transgender boy chairing after pe and was embarrassed. >> meanwhile rapper shawn and didy calms tv station is sued for reverse discrimination by production team. some employees say they were mistreated for being old and white. and they also say less qualified black employees were treated better. calms founded revolt tv a music table station. >> singer wide club january says he was subjected to police brutality and racial profile profiling why he was detained tuesday on the way home from the studio. he wrote on twitter lapd officers order him out of his car and cuffed him without asking him to identify himself. he threatens to see the lapd. >> mean while trailer of wonder woman movie is upsetting f

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. >> iwa you don't usually have a realtime fact check of a presidential statement by the director of the fbi and the director of the nsa, but we did get that today, and i think the comment the president had misrepresented was the suggestion that the fbi and nsa had said there was no effect by the russians on the electoral process. that simply wasn't true. >> why do you think donald trump and the white house continue to insist that he was the target of surveillance on the orders of president obama when there doesn't seem to be any evidence to support that? >> well, you know, it's one of two things. it's either the president simply cannot admit error, and that might be the most -- well, the least damning explanation, as critical as that would be, or the more concerning would be he can't tell the difference between fact and fiction, and he has somehow persuaded himself of this alternate reality. that would be an even worse scenario, and honestly, at point i can't tell which it is. >> representative adam schiff, thank you so much for your time. >> thanks, scott. >>> today, 13 months and

this data is going to be useful, it has to be useful in some sort of realtime.eliness, of course, fights against accuracy. there's real tradeoffs to that. one reason we do three releases of g.d.p. and the first one we say right up front is less accurate than the last one. because it comes out faster. but it was because we needed it in a quicker time period. the u.s. statistics are far from perfect. but we've spent decades putting this together. one of the questions i would love this audience to answer for me is, how do we do a better job of communicating broadly to the public about the value of these statistics and the extent to which we work for accuracy, credibility, public availability and timeliness? let me just say, one last thing . everyone knows how you use these statistics to track the economy, to guide policy, to plan. but i want to make one other comment about how these statistics are used that i think many people don't fully appreciate and that's the extent to which these statistics drive federal and state expenditures of dollars. so, for instance, th

trump's official twitter account going into overdrive, commenting about the hearing realtime. the president and many republicans are downplaying testimony that could be damaging on the administration, focusing instead about who leaked information about the russian investigation and whether laws were broken. i'll talk with all of that about the democratic who took part in the hearing, house intelligence committee hearing erik swell. and our commentatorors standing by. first, let's go to cnn justice correspondent, pamela brown. this was a very important hearing and us precedented in many ways. >> absolutely right. in a bombshell comment, james comey acknowledged that the investigation into the russian election meddling. he knocked down president trump's wiretap allegations. >> reporter: tonight fbi's james comey said that there are investigations of the russia meddling. >> the fbi as part of our counterintelligence is investigating the russian interference in the 2016 presidential election and that includes investigating the nature of any links between the individuals associated

. >> it's 5:18 let's look at stories you're engaging with most on social media with the realtime news what's hot on the web. hey, wiz. >> u.s. military opening investigate into civilian casualties and fight against isis and military isest interesting with they were responsible for syrian an iraqi deaths in of air strikes this month. u.s. central command overseas operations in iraq and see ya is working to address what happened. there's allegations the number of people u.s. accused of k killing while fighting i is is on a rise. >> a man killed a man in new york city is facing charges. james jackson killed a man this month because he was black. jackson is facing two new rj chas of murder as act of terrorism. >> to politics now, president trump continues to undo key pieces of obama administration. yesterday he signed two bills overturning regulations on measuring school performance and teacher training under the every student succeeds act. >> and school in charlotte north carolina, is sdroping the book jacob's new dress from curriculum after backlash. the school was going to use the book

i listened to you ask that question yesterday live in realtime.really don't quite grasp in this whole deal is let's be honest, most newscasts today, t their producers use the "new york times" to do their entire rundown. >> i vehemently disagree with that as someone who has a show that doesn't base it on the "new york times." >> you're one of the few exception. some of the shows that precede you use it and show the front page consistently. they did push the narrative there were surveillances to trump tower citing two requests for surveillance. i'm not saying he did or didn't do it, i'm not saying trump is right or wrong. i'm saying to dismiss this as being folly and ridiculous when it was reported widely throughout the "new york times" and bbc is a little bit disingenuous. the reporter had a source. >> you and i love marvin gay together but you know dog gone well that is crazy. this is dumb. the president lied. san spicer does not want to defend it. they could not present any evidence on it yesterday. we didn't make anything up. he lied. accept the

and it would also develop a realtime database to track openings at treatment facilities. a little more than $1 million would go towards house, support families exiting shelters, as well as intervention to help families and people who are chronically homeless. the budget proposal is an increase for foster families with teens and children. plus a more than $900,000 increase in lead poisoning prevention that that would allow the city to tackle lead paint and dozens of homes right now. expects $92.4 million in -- full address about the budget before council at 10:00 this morning. reporting lie ining live at citm pamela osborne, nbc10 news. >>> the philadelphia soda tax is getting new pushback. pepsi said the tax has forced them to lay off nearly 100 workers at the the three distribute plants. the tax charges the distributors 1.5 cents per ounce. pepsi said it's lead to a 40% drop in sales in philadelphia alone. city leaders question the need for layoffs, pointing to the company's profits. and the hundreds of thousands of dollars that pepsi spent to try and kill the soda dax.

it's hard to ever learn about investigations in realtime because they're secret. legislators can get some information about them and some legislators get more than others. take the gang of eight. under federal law these are the eight congressional leaders who get special briefings on intelligence, which can include investigations, and it is those leaders who fbi director james comey was briefing today. now, we have no idea what they talked about. we can infer from that rsvp list it was not about a drug raid. it was at least about some kind of intelligence, maybe russian, maybe somewhere else. here is a senator on the intelligence committee saying, yes, if it looks like a duck, it's probably a duck. if the timing of all these leaks seems to coincide with this growing understanding of this russia connection, maybe that's not a coincidence. >> i think you have to assume that this is purposefully timed, coming at a moment in which we seem to be getting closer and coaster to understanding the true nature of the connections between the trump campaign and the russian gov

last week he had people in the white house to talk to him realtime stories, he's been doing this, realtime stories how obamacare impacted their lives in a positive and negative way. he's listening. when he hits the ground and sees the drug addiction, we're seeing it everywhere. >> absolutely. harris: those truths, the honesties should be brought to bear with the president. he's open. >> we think he is a deal maker and will be open and hoping that's going to be the case. and the end result, you're right, this is a lot of sausage that goes in between. that's exactly right. governors have responsibility to stake out their claim to say what they need and what's going to work. all of obamacare is topdown, there are problems with it, but parts of it are good and helped people. harris: how to fix obamacare with the one amazing trick. this is politico.com, by forcing mostly healthy americans off their parents' coverage would help republicans make good on promise to salvage the health care system, how so? >> this is an interesting idea and deserves more debate out there. i don't know one article sh

. >> 5:18 is the time and let's look at stories you're engaging with on social media with the realtime news tracker. hey, wiz. >> good morning to you the house passes a bill requiring federal buildings to provide lacktation spaces for nursing mom's fairness for it doesn't require new exclusiveive spaces to be set aside for lacktation it offers existing lacktation spot on as needed basis. >> are pelvic exams pointless according to new study they are. there is no evidence that the standard test does anything to catch diseases and pap smears are used to catch cervical can senior a pelvic test is designed to feel for enlarged organs or fine roids. >> singer sierra photo shoot for harper bizarre magazine is creating a lot of controversy. she posed nude with son and husband russel will son. many are upset saying it's disrespect foul to her son's father who is rapper future. some also questioned public picture of nude child. con gate layings are order for nba star dirk dwinski he's do so and malasia flight vicks celebrating by winning game over los angeles lake rz and finally, mook aljordan p

moving over now to our sfo cam here, this is our high definition satellite images new realtime traffic graphics and if you are heading into the nimitz freeway here's a live look at the commute. 238 to the maze 15 minutes, to the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights not on just yet starting around 5:30 or so so the maze to downtown right now just a quick 7 minutes. >>> roqui, thanks. right now in the east bay a couple is recovering in the hospital after suspects started shooting into their minivan as they drove down i-80. the gunman opened fire near the san pablo exit in richmond just before the evening commute. anne makovec is live in richmond with the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: three people were taken into custody in this investigation yesterday. we're waiting to find out more about possible charges later on this morning. but the good news for commuters is that the three-way is back open for the morning commute. here's the vehicle riddled with bullets on 80 yesterday in richmond its windows blown out. the shooting happened in the eastbound lanes near the san pablo exit

he's also one of the few select members of congress who are being briefed in realtime by the fbi directorheir investigation. so he has as much information as anybody does on the planet about this investigation. and he goes to the white house and tells the president everything he knows. and if you look at the statute that governs what is the role of the house intelligence committee, it's to be currently and fully informed of intelligence activities, to authorize those activities and to conduct oversight over those activities. it's not to be a shill or a shield for the president and so nunes really compromised the integrity of the entire effort this week. and today's hearing cancellation i think only added to that. >> on that front, we had the senate minority leader chuck schumer in this very room tonight talking to rachel maddow and part of his comments here got our attention. >> nunes is way out of line and seems to be much more of an advocate for the administration and this troubles me. we have had a bipartisan tradition on the intelligence committees more than any other committees you k

these are realtime results. yep, i will be a fan for life and 33% no. absolutely not and 10% might check out a game. and look at that, 36% go 9ers. >>> well raider nation responded facebook doug milason says the team owners have no loyalty except for the folks to bid highest and give them the most tax breaks. >> and patrick ko loan said if i was the mayor i would tell them to kick rocks and invest the money in the a's and the city's infrastructure, no loyalty from davis. you can weigh in on the ktvu.com. on twitter or on our facebook pages. >>> coming up. a new twist as congress investigates the extent of russia's medaling in the presidential election. >>> so-called sanctuary cities and the strong reaction from sacramento. >>> it feels like the counties are hostages. >>> the white house says it is moving forward after failing to pass the health care bill last week in a major defeat that leaves one of the president's top campaign promises unfulfilled. signed into law several bills focus on the overturning obama's regulations. the white house will tackle

this is the satellite view with our realtime traffic moving over to westbound 92. westbound 92 before the toll plaza a two-car crash blocking a fast lane out there causing some backup here. as you can see, clawiter road over to 880. now, moving over to a live view of the san mateo bridge, once you get beyond the toll plaza from hayward to foster city, it's about 28 minutes or so but traffic ahead forecast because we can do that with our new graphics in an hour and a half that drive time will be 20 minutes. i'll send it to you. >> thank you, roqui. >>> right now chopper 5 over the scene of a crash involving an oakland police officer. this is near broadway and ridgeway avenue in oakland. we are told that the officer's patrol car was in a wreck with another car. it's unclear if anyone is hurt. police are not releasing details right now. we could see that the police car is on a tow truck bed. look like they are trying to clear it out of the way. we'll keep you updated on this developing story. >>> right now an east bay couple is in the hospital recovering from gunshot

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to take a look at the stories you're engaging with the most this morning on social media with our realtimeims of spying. private communications of president trump and his transition team may have been recorded by intelligence officials while they monitored other targets. the chairman also suggests that information may have been improperly distributed. >> all right. also shocking revelations from a new report involving thes former campaign manager paul manafort. 10 years ago he was paid $10 million a year by a russian billionaire to secretly lobby for and promote russian president vladimir putin overas to the justice department something required bylaw. manafort was forced out of the trump campaign back in august after it was revealed he secretly lobbied on behalf of ukraine's pro ruling party. >> big name advertisers decided to boycott youtube. at&t verizon and several others pulling ads ad discovering youtube was running them alongside offensive videos. those videos include some promoting terrorism. the boycott could cost google hundreds of millions. google uses automated to place youtube

that an alternative universe is being proposed, alternative definitions are being trotted out in realtime? >> it's frustrating because you think you're asking a logical, straight forward question and the answers get circuitous. i think for nine days, the unsubstantiated accusation was the tweet speaks for itself. and today seemingly out of nowhere we hear, actually, president trump doesn't think president obama wiretapped him personally. and kellyanne conway did have a different idea and she was saying, no, that wiretapping was in quotation marks and it is about broader surveillance. the fact of the matter is there have been no reports. any published reports in any legitimate newspaper or publication that has any proof that president obama did this to president trump. there has been no one in this administration who has that proof, no one on capitol hil who has this proof, no one in the intelligence community who has this proof and yet now there is a request to extend the period by which they find this proof and send it to the intelligence committee. >> eli stokeles, you write tonight abo