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tell us how you really feel, senator reid. >> i don't think harry reid facing the end of his line willck. he's an outspoken person. he and trump had a relationship previous to trump running and they both like boxing and had that in common but reid had no patience for trump. reid also thinks that there was not enough coverage of the russian meddling before the election and still remains upset about that so harry reid is going to deliver some punches at the end. >> i'm sure trump will be very gracious. >> i'm surprised -- he has a busy schedule today or we would have heard back. >> it also seemed as if he was wistful he couldn't be here himself for the fight. reid was sort of famed for his tactics and maybe would have liked to take this on himself. >> this would be a harry reid moment of bare knuckle brass knuckle let's rock and roll bleed each other out type fighting and he's not here but i think what i was interested in is that he doesn't just seem nostalgic. >> even though there are democrats who ran against him as democratic leader, he commanded the loyalty from the rest of his caucu

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heidi reid-champigny/sister of hacienda resident: "we've had a tragic incident.my comprehension."her brother robbie has lived at hacienda for eight years.voice of heidi reid-champigny/sister of hacienda resident (quick): "it's not perfect. there is no perfect place."but over all heidi says her experience has been good.despite the claims of mismanagement, fraud, incentivesto not report incidents and poor security... heidi is looking beyond the headlines.she even - to a point - sees the good in the company's former ceo bill timmons.heidi reid- champigny/sister of hacienda resident: "i know everything that everybody has said about him. i 've known him for eight years now and i've had a couple of run-ins with him myself and the one thing that you have to know about bill is that he had the greatest heart for our guys."timmons has yet to address the issues at hacienda personally ...but heidi wouldn't mind talking directly to him.heidi reid- champigny/sister of hacienda resident: "i've thought about that too. i'd say bill - i'm so sorry that you got yourself into this b

"the new york times" interviewed harry reid.e said he is fighting pancreatic cancer with not much longer to live. he was unrepentant about his decisions, most notably, to get rid of the filibuster. and donald trump said i think without question he's without question the worst president we've ever had. he'll lie, cheat, you can't reason with him. just terrible news on the medical front for harry reid and we we shall all the best for him, for his family there. in terms of the politics of this, it is harry reid in an era before trump was sort of, he was the sort of go to talking point enemy for a lot of republicans. >> sure. a pugilist in action and before his time in congress. he was very much a fighter. he does give some short shrift to those one termers. there was a string of really awful ones. i think they would give this president a run for his money. his colleagues said pretty unequivocally, they could regret damage they did to the fbi. the senator, chuck schumer is already considering restoring that. not by any sort of altru

heidi reid-champigny/sister of hacienda resident: "we've had a tragic incident.'s just beyond my comprehension."her brother robbie has lived at hacienda for eight years.voice of heidi reid-champigny/sister of hacienda resident (quick): "it's not perfect. there is no perfect place."but over all heidi says her experience has been good.despite the claims of mismanagement, fraud, incentivesto not report incidents and poor security... heidi is looking beyond the headlines.she even - to a point - sees the good in the company's former ceo bill timmons.heidi reid- champigny/sister of hacienda resident: "i know everything that everybody has said about him. i 've known him for eight years now and i've had a couple of run-ins with him myself and the one thing that you have to know about bill is that he had the greatest heart for our guys."timmons has yet to address the issues at hacienda personally ...but heidi wouldn't mind talking directly to him.heidi reid- champigny/sister of hacienda resident: "i've thought about that too. i'd say bill - i'm so sorry that you got yours

heidi reid-champigny/sister of hacienda resident: "we've had a tragic incident.s just beyond my comprehension."her brother robbie has lived at hacienda for eight years.voice of heidi reid-champigny/sister of hacienda resident (quick): "it's not perfect. there is no perfect place."but over all heidi says her experience has been good.despite the claims of mismanagement, fraud, incentivesto not report incidents and poor security... heidi is looking beyond the headlines.she even - to a point - sees the good in the company's former ceo bill timmons.heidi reid- champigny/sister of hacienda resident: "i know everything that everybody has said about him. i 've known him for eight years now and i've had a couple of run-ins with him myself and the one thing that you have to know about bill is that he had the greatest heart for our guys."timmons has yet to address the issues at hacienda personally ...but heidi wouldn't mind talking directly to him.heidi reid- champigny/sister of hacienda resident: "i've thought about that too. i'd say bill - i'm so sorry that you got yourse

reid: very unlikely. appears that the president might be able to do, although there is some question within the pentagon and experts in government spending about whether or not he could do this, is use some money that has been funded to the department of defense to build a section of wall based on the land owned by the department of defense. that is about 100 miles. the border is 2000 miles.t, so if he did te would get about 5% of what he wanted. it is not entirely clear that he can do that, becauseoney has been appropriated for other things. this notion of a nationa emergency gives him a little more flexibility, but the fact is that th ground and you can guarantee that the democrats would take the president et court over r he can do this. rajini: this could just be talk coming from the president. speaking of other talk, profanities in fact, we saw in that report freshman congresswoman rashida tlaib use profanity, but she was sayin she wants to impeach donald trump. how likely is impeachment now that you

lou reid. >> lou reid. ♪ ♪ >> i would say rick is the last vestige, you know, of homemade products. >t's it mean to you when you see a concert and you see your work of art being used by another artist, creating art? >> i know it's amazing to see. when lou was at carnegie hall, he was playing my guitar. that's like magic. ♪ ♪ j.d. salinger and hemming way sat on those benches and chatted to each other on the same timbers, i get to make guitars from. when you first start cutting it, you can smell, a bar after the place is closed, it has those smells coming out of the door. >>> a vietnam veteran returned home from the war and devoted his life to helping the disabled. disabled dogs, that is, and, of course, a couple of cats. chip reid has the story of devotion. >> reporter: after a long successful career as a veterinarian, dr. lincoln parks retired 27 years ago, or so he claims. >>> you work how many days a week? >> seven. >> reporter: at age 90, he spends eight to ten hours a day building carts that transform disabled dogs from this into this. lester has a spinal disorder that ileana moy

and harry reid had a lot more to say. harry reid said about trump, he is not immoral but is amoral. amoral is when you shoot somebody in the head, it doesn't make a difference, no conscience. harry reid then went onto say i think he is without question the worst president we've ever had. and francesca, that comes out today and it's not really a controversial report, and there really isn't any kind of counter argument being pushed by republicans that donald trump is not the worst president we've ever had. >> well, republicans were a little bit busy today with mitt romney's comments. lots today including the government shutdown. i do think there's something in the fact of having it in an area where reporters couldn't be allowed in and the president couldn't say at the last minute let's bring them in here, because that happens at the white house where something is supposed to be quote-unquote closed press and the president decides to bring them in last minute. the original meeting with nancy pelosi and chuck schumer wasn't supposed to happen either, but we saw how that turned out. they

reid would have tried to said trump off.have been some history video, joy. >> absolutely. you mentioned his thoughts on chuck schumer. he said, he has total confidence that he felt schumer was too eager to assume his job before reid was ready to leave. you know, not only that, but i get the sense that reid's view of mcconnell would be interesting, because reid was as strong a leader of his party -- or even in standing up to the president, who he supported early -- but i can't imagine him being as supine toward president obama as mcconnell is toward trump. i can't imagine it. i think you're absolutely right. he wouldn't be able to contain himself. i do think it's got to be frustrating for reid. i think he's finally accepted, and he did a long time ago he would not be a u.s. senator. i always thought he would be the guy -- i followed him for 30-plus years -- the kind of guy who would not leave the senate until he was absolutely forced to for health reasons. that is what happened. he wants to be in the fray, hes understands pol

i think john reid was a reformer in many ways you have to understand that when reid came to prominence. the method that was used widely throughout the united states was what's called the third degree police officers were feeding suspects into confessing to crimes that they did or didn't commit they were tuning them up they were using the rubber hose they were grilling them for hour after hour after hour and read to his credit. i knew that that was a way that was fraught with danger in that it might get false or unreliable confessions the problem is that he and reid in this day have never come to grips with the act that psychological interrogation tactics can also produce confessions. you know like the e.k.g. for countries is their ten year bond rate look at that you say oh that country southie that country is not healthy well looks like the health of the chinese economy based on that their interest rates are better than america. u.s. veterans who come back from war often until those same stories. were going after the people who were killing civilians they were not interested in the wel

joy reid and david corn are back with us. joy, this is the most mysterious deal i've ever heard of. three republicans get together in a room. what's the deal? whatever it is, it's not a deal. >> yeah. >> because if you go to capitol hill to make a deal, you have got to have nancy pelosi in the room -- >> correct. >> schumer, and mitch mcconnell. that's who you need for a deal. my own theory -- i'm going to get my own theory out of the way. >> get it out there. >> the only thing that he's empowered to announce tomorrow is some form of surrender. is to say, because of this, that and the other thing, we're going to reopen the government and mitch mcconnell has promised that there will be a vote in the united states senate on the wall the day after we reopen the government, you know, next tuesday. and mitch mcconnell will, you know, bring that up for a vote and it won't get the 60 votes and that's the end of that. >> and i think what makes your theory sound and what you're saying is this will end the exact same way when the democ

joy reid's having a hard time controlling herself right now. nancy. >> i'm sorry. >> that was it. that was the best he could do. that's his new attack name for nancy pelosi. the same name that her family uses for her, the name her loving parents gave her. imagine how crushed and dazed and confused donald trump had to be to come up with that when he reached for the hate-filled nickname. nancy. that is as disoriented as you have ever seen donald trump publicly. seething with hatred toward his latest opponent, as he so surely is, and he doesn't call her lyin' nancy, he doesn't call her low energy nancy, the nickname he comes up with for the very first person who has stood up to him and stopped him, the first person who has had the power, the constitutionally granted power to stop the president of the united states from getting what he wants, the first person to do that to donald trump and the vicious nickname he comes up with for her is nancy. that's what donald trump sounds like in total defeat. >> we just found out that she's cancelled it, and i think that's a great blotch on the i

reid is suffering from pan kree attic cancer. me now, retired army lieutenant colonel alan west. what's your response to these remarks. >> when you think back to 2012 when harry reid took to the senate floor and accused mitt romney of not paying his taxes which we came to find out was a lie, he said he lost, didn't he. that was his response. i don't putney credibility into what the former senate majority leader is saying. i wish his health concerns can be rectified. liz: it's appreciated, your concerns about his health. correct me if i'm wrong. harry reid took to the senate floor to say mitt romney didn't pay any taxes over a decade is that correct? >> you're correct. liz: he was totally wrong about that. never retracted it and never apologized. >> here's a person that lied on the floor of the united states senate and obviously he knew he was telling a lie and now he's going to come out and talk about someone else's character. liz: kanye west saying i do support president trump and i will perform in a make america great again hat

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paula reid at d.o.j. k ank you very much. iran's foreign ministry confirmed today, it is holding a u.s. navy veteran. michael white is from california. his mother reported him missing in july after he visited his girlfriend in mashhad, iran's second largest city. iranian officials have not explained why they arrested him. the state department will not provide further details, citing inivacy considerations. while traveling in the middle east today, secretary of state mike pompeo insisted the u.s. is not abandoning the fight against isis, even as plans to pull troops out of syria move forward. ae u.s. aircraft carrier "john stennis" returned to the persian gulf last month to support those roops. our charlie d'agata was on board and found there is no slowing twn this mission. >> reporter: even as we landed aboard the flight deck of the u.s.s. "john c. stennis," you could hear the roar of fighter jets taking off. the "stennis" looks every inch of its 4.5 acres a war ship at war. f-18 fighters launching air strikes at taliban targ

so our best to harry reid and his family. bill, jason, if you can stay with us, that would be great. up next, though, we want to talk about the american man detained in russia. officials have now been given access to paul whelan. what could they find out? you're watching msnbc live. breathe freely fast, with vicks sinex. my congestion's gone. i can breathe again! ahhhh i can breathe again! ughh.. vicks sinex, breathe on >>> today marks the sixth day that russian authorities held an american citizen accusing him of spying. but two former cia officers are telling nbc news that it is, quote, inconceivable that he was serving as a spy. here's secretary of state mike pompeo this morning in brazil. >> we have made clear to the russians our expectation that we'll learn more about the charges come to understand what it is he's accused of and if the detention is not appropriate we'll demand his immediate return. >> the u.s. has been granted consular access to the detainee and today we learn more about paul whelan, born in canada and r

>> all right, chip reid at the white house., chip. >>> investigators want to know how a lion got out of an enclosure before it killed an intern at a wildlife conservatory in north carolina. janet shamlian is there. >> reporter: this is the lion named makai that killed 22-year-old alexandra black at a north carolina rural animal refuge. the 14-year-old male escaped what is described as a secure area as an intern and another worker cleaned his habitat sunday. alex black was 22, a recent graduate of indiana university, with dreams of being a zoo keeper. she loved animals and had worked at the facility just ten days. dana says alex was a natural when she interned at wolf parf . >> it would be snowing or raining. if she needed to go out and do jole happy to do it. >> reporter: her family said she died following her passion. lieutenant darrell mclean of the sheriff's office said officers had no choice but to take the animal's life. >> there were multiple attempts by the conservatory staff to tranquilize this animal, multiple attempts

reid: thank you. rajini: a lawyer for paul whelan, the dual u.s. citizen charged for espionage, by russia, is appealing his de warns moscowritain against playing a diplomatic chess game. his multiple nationalities have increased the focus on his ce. from moscow, the bbc's sarah rainsford reports. sara:aul whelan was with a hedding party at this top end moscow hotel, buever made it to the ceremony. he was arrested, charged as a spy. russi's security service implied he had been caught red-handed. his family and friends insist he nt innocent. the british governays it is extremely worried. >> i used as pawns of diplomatic leverage. you kn, we need to see what these charges are against him. understand whether there is a case or not. we are giving every support that we can. sarah: so what do wenow about paul whelan? he was a reserve in the marines and served two tou in iraq. in 2008 was discharged for bad conduct -- theft, according to military recor. it was from iraq that he made his first two to russia in 2006. paul whelan has a page on this russian so

joy reid, eddy glaude, christina greer. you talk about the trump scandals, there are too many to keep track of. when you look at the personnel administration -- >> only the best, chris, only the best. >> that one, i completely forgotten about, it was a one or two-day story. scott pruitt, ryan zinke, leaving or potentially left. you look at wilbur ross -- the amount of corruption, the amount of conflicts of interests that are just endemic and at every time someone sort of pulls a thread, even fairly low down on the org chart, you find either corruption, incompetence, or someone using racial slurs on their facebook page. literally, those are the three things. >> no self-respecting republican really wants to be in the administration. my frustration is no self-respecting republican is speaking out actively every day against this administration. as far as i'm concerned, your silence is being complicit with what this president, his administration and the party are doing. >> it's interesting, because we do election monitoring in c

here is paula reid. >> mr. cohen, how will you respond to the senate committee? >> reporter: the president's former fixer will honor a subpoena and testify behind closed doors before the senate intelligence committee next month. his lawyer says cohen will say as much as he can about his long-time boss without jeopardizing the mueller investigation for which he is a key witness. >> mr. cohen can testify about his ten years' experience uwitnessing what mr. trump did to people without getting into the subs of an investigation. >> reporter: the agreement to testify came a day after cohen postponed a public hearing before the house oversight committee. davis decided the threats made against cohen's family and rudy giuliani, both who referenced his father-in-law in recent interviews. >> he should give information maybe on his father-in-law because that's the one people want to look at. >> he may have ties to something called organized crime. >> reporter: the president kept up his attacks this morning, going after both cohen and davis and his ties to hillary clinton. no

joy reid sat down with the new speaker of the house today. she is here to give us a preview. >>> plus, are vulnerable republican senators feeling any political heat to reopen the government? i'm going to head over to the big board. we're going to break down some interesting numbers there. and more from the rose garden today where president trump said the shutdown could last months or even years. are the american people going to be okay with that? >>> and finally, let me finish tonight with democrats and the "i" word. this is "hardball," where the action is. ♪ memories. what we deliver by delivering. take your razor, yup. up and down, never side to side, shaquem, you got it? come on stay focused. hard work baby, it gonna pay off. our because of smoking.ital. but we still had to have a cigarette. had to. but then, we were like. what are we doing? the nicodermcq patch helps prevent your urge to smoke all day. nicodermcq. you know why, we know how. i but i can tell you i liberty mutual customized my car insurance so i only pay for what i need. oh

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reid binion has those stories in today's ámusicalá take a look at this. nats "jt see me / i got thatin my pocket"patients and nurses at the methodist children's hospital sang along to justin timberlake's 'can't fight the feeling' --to try to entice the superstar into a visit.hashtag j-t see me caught on -- and j-t did just that.he surprised the kids with a visit before his san antonio show --going from king pictures with everyone.one lucky fan even got v-i-p treatment -- taking a limo to the show and sitting front row next to the stage!nats "let it go, let it go"some massachusetts officers decided to make the best of a frozen situation over the weekend! they enlisted elsa's help as they cruised down the somerville enforcing the town's snow parking policy.and it álooksá late, but this video was taken a little before 9 saturday night ... so you know what residents with complaints had to do.nats let it go, let it go good luck trying to get that out of your head today.for take a look at this, i'm reid binion. let's take a look outside right now...now...right look outside let's take a let

liz: harry reid says it's radical.he data show that the top 20 pay 9 out of 10 out of the federal income tax dollars that goes into the system. if you wants european-style welfare system you have got to tax the middle class and the lower the income taxes. watch for that going forward if that admit that. >> the wealthy more than pay their fair share as it is. liz: breaking news on huawei. the department of justice launched a criminal case against huawei. the allegation, telling our secrets. susan li has the details. >> huawei is the world largest equipment seller. the latest case includes possible a lift of the civil case to the federal court. the prosecutors are pursuing cases against huawei for theft of trade secrets and mobile testing devices. huawei as we mentioned has been in the news. we had the case of polish spying and an executive being arrested there. and the cfo of huawei being arrested in vancouver, canada as she was changing planes. sheet out upon bail awaiting extradition to the u.s. she is being accused o

paula reid on what the president said. >> i never worked for russia.s is a whole big fat hoax. >> reporter: the president issued that denial today in response to a "new york times" report the f.b.i. opened an investigation into whether he was acting on behalf of russian interests when he fired f.b.i. director james comey in may 2017. he then attacked the f.b.i. >> the people doing that investigation were people that have been caught that are known scoundrels there. i guess you could say they're dirty cops. >> reporter: the president was first asked about the explosive sllegations saturday on fox news, but did not directly answer. >> are you now or have you ever worked for russia, mr. president? >> i think it's the most insulting thing i've ever been asked. >> reporter: the counterintelligence investigation was taken over by inecial counsel robert mueller, who is assessing whether there was any cooperation between the trump campaign and russia. the president also downplayed a "washington post" report that he has concealed details of multiple meetings wi

reid: my job is to make sure i'm setting us up for the next 100 years.r growth is linked with an insistence for principle. an emphasis on transparency. mr. reid: we are trying to move with the consumer, give choice, and i think that is working well. joel: and a commitment to sustainability. mr. reid: we are cutting greenhouse gas emissions ourselves. joel: we talked about candy and

(grant) reid binion explains how... and tells us which foods to avoid. it's been almost one month since the partial government shutdown began, and the effects can be felt almost everywhere.state parks. airports.but what about your food?the fda, the agency in charge of making sure the food we eat is safe, stopped some routine food safety inspections when the shutdown began.it also was forced to furlough thousands of workers. this week some of those employees were brought back to resume some of the "high risk" inspections... without pay. this situation has some safety advocates concerned.so what do they say you can do to protect yourself ?1. stay away from pre-packaged fresh foods, like salads and sandwiches.2. stick to things you have control over cooking at home3. make sure to wash and rinse all produce properly.4. stick to brand names you know and trust 5. be especially diligent if you're pregnant, have children or a compromised immune system. for today's health minute, i'm reid binion. (catherine) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(grant) ken wayne and pa

reid binion explains.been almost one month since the partial government shutdown began, and the effects can be felt almost everywhere.state parks. airports.but what about your food?the fda, the agency in charge of making sure the food we eat is safe, stopped some routine food safety inspections when the shutdown began.it ao was forced to furlough thousands of workers. this week some of those employees were brought back to resume some of the "high risk" inspection.. without pay. this situation has some safety advocates concerned.so what do they say you can do to protect yourself ?1. stay away from pre-packaged fresh foods, like salads and sandwiches.2. stick to things you have control over cooking at home3. make sure to wash and rinse all produce properly.4. stick to brand names you know and trust 5. be especially diligent if you're pregnant, have children or a compromised immune system. for today's health minute, i'm reid binion. (robin ) hundreds of pages of marijuana testing and home delivery rules are n

i said, look, baby, we are going to go in there and impeach that bullp[ bleep ] >> coming up, joy reid will speak to nancy pelosi 100 years after women got the right to vote. and women are ushering in a new era on capitol hill. >>> good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. president trump is back in the situation room today with the congressional leaders facing off against a new democratic speaker nancy pelosi. and neither side is budging while the government shutdown is day 14 and leaving hundreds of thousands of federal workers in financial limbo and nothing of the scores of businesses around dc and federal installations around the country hurting. joining me is geoff bennett, and garrett haake on capitol hill, and msnbc political analyst michael steele, a former republican national committee chair. and first, are they still in that meeting at the white house? >> yes, and no signs of horse trading between president trump and the house democrats so we will have to see what if anything comes from are the meet i ing. what we do know though is in order for the shutdown to en

oakland vice mayor larry reid has been a part of those talks.larry reid/vice mayor- "whats more important than anything else is that we have franchise, a professional sport franchise that wants to stay here in oakland. and, so it is incumbant upon both the city and the county to do everything that we can to make sure that the a's stay here in the city of oakland." bjarke (be-yahr-kay) ingels with the bjarke ingels group is the architect, leading both the ballpark and revitalization projects. he says oracle arena would not be torn down, but rather repurposed to host community events and concerts. and, rickey henderson field would be made available to the community.bjarke ingels/big- "and, that means that, the sort of the kids that grow up in this neighborhood could actually play, uh, baseball, uh, on the same turf, uh, that the a's were playing at until now." if all goes well, the a's say it's possible they could break ground on the redevelopment project by 20-22. in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news. now to our four zone forecast. taking a live look outside at s-f-o. kron-4's chief

here's reid binion with a m prevention.asles symptoms typically show up roughly one to two weeks after someone contracts the virus.those symptoms include a fever, coughing, runny nose, and red, watery eyes.after two to three days -- small, white spots may show up inside the patient's mouth. these are called koplik spots. within three to five days, the patient breaks out in a rash, generally starting with flat, red spots on the face - and spreading to most of the body. raised bumps may also emerge on top of the spots -- and the spots themselves may join together as the rash spreads. the onset of the rash may also coincide with a fever spiking to more than 104 degrees.after several days, the fever goes down and the rash fades. measles can be dangerous -- even deadly... especially for infants and young children. according to the centers for disease control and prevention -- roughly one in four patients will be hospitalized. one out of a thousand will develop brain swelling -- which can cause brain damage. ...and one to two mea

reid binion has more in today's health minute. on track with some healthier habits, helping them make a new year's resolution could be a fun way to start. the american academy of pediatrics has come out with a list of age-specific resolutions.for preschoolers, the academy suggest habit- forming resolutions. things like cleaning up their toys and wain using the bathroom.for kids that are slightly older, up to age 12, you can start incorporating bigger ideas like drink more water, be active, and practice safety online.and for teens, resolutions can be anything from eating enough fruits and vegetables, to healthy ways to manage stress.this is a great way to not only let your children participate in a fun holiday tradition, but it can spark a conversation that gets the whole family on a path to having a healthier and happier new year.for today's health minute, i'm reid binion. ( will ) coming up in the next hour. a brutal attack in san francisco leaves a 93- year-old woman hospitalized. and the man who attacked her is still on the loo

joy reid sat down with the new speaker of the house today.here to give us a preview. >>> plus, are vulnerable republican senators feeling any political heat to reopen the government? i'm going to head over to the big board. we're going break down interesting numbers there. and more from the rose garden today where president trump said the shutdown could last months or even years. are the american people going to be okay with that? >>> and finally, let me finish tonight with democrats and the i word. this is "hardball," where the action is. is. is. with my bladder leakage, the products i've tried just didn't fit right. they were too loose. it's getting in the way of our camping trips. but with a range of sizes, depend fit-flex is made for me. with a range of sizes for all body types, depend fit-flex underwear is guaranteed to be your best fit. this round's on me . hey, can you spot me? come on in! find your place, today, with silver sneakers... included with many medicare advantage plans. call the number on the screen now or visit getsilversne

were 34-percent more likely to have plaque buildup than those who slept soundly.health minute, i'm reid binion. ( robin ) 4 your money this morning.. everyone's been there... you're looking at something online ... you click over to another page ... and then pops up an ad for the very thing you were just viewing. targeted advertising is commonplace on the internet... especially social media platforms... but a new poll suggests most people don't know those annoying pop-ups are directed specifically at them. here's mary moloney with the story. facebook c-e-o mark zuckerberg testified last year before a congressional committee --ri of the cambridge analytica breech ... that users have complete control over the the information they share on the platform.but a new pew research center study suggests most facebook users don't know that facebook records their interests to generate targeted ads --or how to access that information on their profiles. 51-percent of the participants said they aren't comfortable with facebook compiling the data.but facebook isn't the only company collecting and using

oakland vice mayor larry reid has been a part of those talks.larry reid/vice mayor- "whats more important than anything else is that we have franchise, a professional sport franchise that wants to stay here in oakland. and, so it is incumbant upon both the city and the county to do everything that we can to make sure that the a's stay here in the city of oakland." bjarke (be-yahr-kay) ingels with the bjarke ingels group is the architect, leading both the ballpark and revitalization projects. he says oracle arena would not be torn down, but rather repurposed to host community events and concerts. and, rickey henderson field would be made available to the community.bjarke ingels/big- "and, that means that, the sort of the kids that grow up in this neighborhood could actually play, uh, baseball, uh, on the same turf, uh, that the a's were playing at until now." if all goes well, the a's say it's possible they could break ground on the redevelopment project by 20-22. in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( robin ) in your tech news... data breaches are becoming more common and experts

and joy reid, a very impressive day one for nancy pelosi. and what may be -- what may very well be basically a day one of the worst year of donald trump's life. >> you know, it's interesting, lawrence, and you know this better than most that i think a lot of people sometimes forget because we've had an era of speakers who deferred, to put it the most kind way, to the president of the united states. you had paul ryan who did that, and you also had speakers who were very challenged by members of their own caucus who made it very difficult for them to do their job -- john boehner. but i think people forget how powerful the speaker of the house is. this is the person next in line to the presidency after the president and vice president. and nancy pelosi in taking the speakership a second time, really harkening back to powerful speakers, people like tip o'neal, this is an incredibly powerful position particularly when it's an adversarial position to the president, think newt gingrich. when nancy pelosi came in and reminded the people listening to

for today's health minute, i'm reid binion. (catherine) mickey and minnie apparently had too many guests for their new year's eve celebration. walt disney world sent out a tweet monday morning. the florida theme park announced it was turning away new guests from its magic kingdom park. the reason-- the theme park was near capacity as of 1-pm monday there was a three-hour wait for certain rides disney world eventually did reopento everyone around 5-pm monday. (catherine) new year's eve isn't just about fireworksand ball drops... the different - sometimes strange - wayspeople in u.s. cities were celebrating... forget the ball drop....a lot of u.s. cities rang in the new year with their own special traditions. (ken) including ---get this ---the pickle drop. the mount olive pickle company holds the new year's eve pickle drop every year... in mount olive...north carolina. and they don't wait till midnight..they drop the pickle at 7'o clock. thousands turn out to watch the lighted three foot pickle drop down a 45 foot flagpole. foot

oakland vice mayor larry reid says those talks are on-going.larry reid/vice mayor- "the city's effortss to try to get the county to sell the land to us, uh, just one public entity that the a's have to deal with." meanwhile, the a's reaffirmed their plans to build a new ballpark at howard terminal in jack london square. with hopes the park will open in the year 20-23. in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news. (pam) an encouraging crime statistic from sacramento. we'll tell you what's happened there.... for the first time in four decades. in tonight's installment of our hidden history series ... we visit a little town with a big story about survival... after slavery. (ken) ashonti ford visited nicodemus, kansas -- the only remaining western town established by freed slaves. (angela bates, director of historical society - "slavery produced in us -- a spirit of determination") --- ashonti --- and áátenacity --- to build and sustain an entire town -- from the ground up.cg: angela bates, director of nicodemus historical society (angela bates, director of historical society - "they were so

it is going to be nancy pelosi and joy reid.wn hall with nancy pelosi, which is called "the speaker." that is right after this show tonight here at 10:00 p.m. eastern. you are going to want to see this. please plan accordingly. meanwhile, he will be right back. meanwhile, he will be righ back shield℠ annuities from brighthouse financial allow you to take advantage of growth opportunities with a level of protection in down markets. so you can be less concerned about your retirement savings. talk with your advisor about shield℠ annuities from brighthouse financial, established by metlife. >>> a couple of weeks ago here on the show, we brought you a simple, very straight forward sort of textbook example of self-dealing 101. it involved a deputy white house chief of staff named zachary fuentes. he was brought into that job by the now departed white house chief of staff john kelly. but instead of leaving with kelly at new year's, he told colleagues he had a plan, as "the new york times" put it, a plan to hide out at the eisenhower of

so so what you're going to have is harry reid and chuck schumer's desire to stack the count on theirratic watch has come back to haunt them. if there is an opening, whether it's ginsburg or anybody else, i will urge the president to nominate a qualified conservative and, hopefully, those people will get through, that person will get through. and i expect it to be along party lines. and this is what happens when you change the rules. this has come back to bite 'em. i predicted it would. and we'll see. i hope justice ginsburg serves for a long time, but there's an opening on this court, i'm going to be hell bent to put a conservative to replace whoever steps down for whatever reason. chris: and just finally, and i've got about 30 seconds left, if you've got donald trump -- and, again, this is if -- replacing a liberal icon like ruth bader ginsburg, isn't that a formula for, i mean, doesn't that make the kavanaugh hearing look like a tea party? >> they should have thought of that before they changed the rules. they tried to destroy conservative judges. i voted for sotomayor and kagan un

oakland vice mayor larry reid has been a part of those talks.larry reid/vice mayor- "whats more important than anything else is that we have franchise, a professional sport franchise that wants to stay here in oakland. and, so it is incumbant upon both the city and the county to do everything that we can to make sure that the a's stay here in the city of oakland." bjarke (be-yahr-kay) ingels with the bjarke ingels group is the architect, leading both the ballpark and revitalization projects. he says oracle arena would not be torn down, but rather repurposed to host community events and and, rickey henderson field would be made available to the community. bjarke ingels/big- "and, that means that, the sort of the kids that grow up in this neighborhood could actually play, uh, baseball, uh, on the same turf, uh, playing at until now." if all goes well, the a's say it's possible they ground on the redevelopment project by 20-22. in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news. (grant) salesforce c-e-o marc benioff took some shots at san francisco while attending the world economic forum in davos