>> rene will always be with me, but i'm not in pain. let go of the pain. say yes.s for friendship. say yes for love maybe one day. i don't know. >> you open to it? >> yes. >> you are open to it? >> i'm an open book. you know me better. >> you are open to it. >> i'm open. am i ready? no. will it happen? i don't know. >> yeah. >> but -- >> you're not stressing about it? >> i'm not stressed at all. i'm enjoying my life so much more now than ever before. >> really? >> i have to prove myself that i could do it. i needed to prove to my family, my friends, the business people, the industry, the fans. >> that you could do this, you mean? that you could continue on? >> that i could continue to not have a hit, but a career. ♪ near, far >> i feel like i can do anything i want. >> do you? >> i do. >> you'll be all right. you'll be all right. >> i've always been all right and i will always be all right when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you

and that might apply as much to rene zellweger a5 and that might apply as much to rene zellweger as toeger a5 tojudy garland. # dream5 that you dared to dream really do come true... now let's move onto the front runner in the best actor category, where adam driver has had a very good year. i'm thinking zombies. what? you know, zombies. he was at cannes where he won some prai5e you know, zombies. he was at cannes where he won some praise for his role in the gym jarm5uch zombie movie thejudge don't role in the gym jarm5uch zombie movie the judge don't die. he also appeared as a senator investigating the use of enhanced interrogation techniques in the wake of september 11 in the film the report. but he made the most impact playing the husband in the divorce story marriage story upset scarlett johansson. his performance in marriage story has given him frontrunner status. we caught up with him to discuss his current wave of success. your career is going really well right now. you are being embraced for your work in different films and the performances you give. you are getting a lot of posi

renee zellweger took a six—year break from the film industry.e asjudy garland towards the end of her all—too—brief life is the first major one for a decade. portraying one of hollywood's greatest legends offered all the satisfaction and terror for an actor looking for a challenge. i was curious immediately, because i knew so very little about this chapter injudy‘s life, and it seemed like certainly there is more to it than what was written about her after her passing. so i came over to england. they said just come, we'lljust chat, we'll talk about it, and then maybe we'll try some songs, and we'll see where we are and where we might want to go. and we started experimenting with a black wig, and let'sjust try her stage make—up. just went on like that. i read that you started preparing for the role a year before rehearsals, renee. is that true? yes, thank goodness. yes. critics raving that zellweger manages to embody the essence ofjudy garland, it is no surprise she is a front runner for the prize. hollywood loves an actor who transforms successfu

renee zellweger took a six—year break from the film industry.red all the satisfaction and terror for an actor looking for a challenge. i was curious immediately, because i knew so very little about this chapter injudy‘s life, and it seemed like certainly there is more to it than what was written about her after her passing. so i came over to england. they said just come, we'lljust chat, we'll talk about it, and then maybe we'll try some songs, and we'll see where we are and where we might want to go. and we started experimenting with a black wig, and let'sjust try her stage make—up. just went on like that. i read that you started preparing for the role a year before rehearsals, renee. is that true? yes, thank goodness. yes. critics raving that zellweger manages to embody the essence ofjudy garland, it is no surprise she is a front runner for the prize. hollywood loves an actor who transforms successfully into a real—life character. last year, there was little doubt that gary oldman would triumph for his portrayal of winston churchill. there is a

i would like to start with renee. us about the conference you're holding and also a little bit about your experience in the developing of the houston independent media centers after seattle. >> thank you. itit is so great to be on from houston. the petro metro. i left houston in 1999 in november as a young anarchist and headed up to seattle, washington, for the wto protest on a bus. no one knew what the wto was on my way up. on the way back, everyone knew. in seattle, i was radicalized as i watched my country turn into a lease stay. we saw the footage of the robocop's, the police, the police not just teargas and media centers, but many of us exercising our right to free speech in the streets. when we did not back down, it was so inspirational for me. i learned so much about tactical organizing. i also learned a lot about how the concept of don't hate the media, be the media. i came back to houston and as they say, stepped off the curb and back into the street. i worked with people like tish stringer and many others he

when you ask what she's most proud of, it's her three boys, rene charles is 18.ery proud of that. that means more to her than anything. >> it's very daunting to have to sort of take control of your business when you put it in the hand of somebody you trust who's not there anymore. >> she said, i never wanted to do it. he would tell me where to go, what to do. she liked that. she wanted that. all the sudden she has a say in how it goes, and she also likes that, too. >> she's empowered by it which is great. >> yeah. the album, i have to say, called "courage." it comes out tomorrow. it's so, so good. "courage" is my favorite song. you can go to our facebook page for our lightning round of questions with her. she sings about her favorite food, she reveals the tv show she's like the most, and here's a hint -- it just happens to be on cbs. she didn't know it was on cbs -- >> it network -- >> that's one. that's one of her favorite shows. >> all right. >>> our nikki battiste tried her hand at a game popular decades ago and now making a comeback. it's called jumping doubl

>>'m not creepy for the most part. >> sterling and renee are married in the new movie "waves."t sends the family into turmo >> all we have is now. >> so, can you talk about the fact that your characters were oblivious and how that relates to you as parents. >> so we have two children. i don't know if u know this or not. 8 and 4, andrew and amari. >> girl, girl. >> i know, girl. >> i oen think of making sure i create this space that our children feel like they can say anything to us. >> can i just have one wrap-up question? i'm going to askou because you tell the truth too much. you'll sugar coat it. >>ow did i do? >> oh, my god girl, you did good. >> firstf all, he never answered that. i don't like that. >> he didn't. >> he didn't answer the question about how you did. did he give you any pointers before? he calls you bird, right? >> he calls me bird. notbefore, but afterwards. he was lik you got a little tongue tied and you are ramblely but then he was like ty are all. >> talk about first wives club streaming now. i want to gi everyone a taste. >> i'm tired of bng the one to m

my handsome husband is super supporti, but i'm still gonna put his crush on his co-sta"hamilton's" reneeast. did you know that he was a super duper fan of yours before you guys started working together? erling now is the time to drop dime. singing to me.pping and from "hamilton."hat? i didn't want to muddy it with my own vocal stylis, so i lip nc h singi in the song. >> i'm so glad to know that you weren't creep. >> i'm not creepy for the most part. >> sterland renee are married in the new movie "waves." when tragedy strik their teenage son, it sends the family into turmo. >> all we have is now. >> so, c you talk abt the fact that ur characters were oblivious and how that relates to you as parents. >> so we have two children. i don't know if you know this or t. >> girl, girl. and amari. >> i know, girl. >> i often think of making sure i create ts space that our ildren feel like they can say anything to us. >> can i just have one wrap-up queson? i'm going to ask you because you ll the truth too much. >> how did i do?t it. >> oh, my god girlyou did good. >> first ofall, he never answered t

after her oscar win. >> i've been in this town a long time. >> don't go anywhere on us, renee.here. >> i think you're gonna have a hard time getting rid of me it seems like. >> fashion was on point. hi, jen garner. and tears kept flowing backstage from this avenger after the final film. >> lots of tears. >> are you still crying, mark? >> i am. it was sad. >> how much is everybody staying in touch, just as the family that you are? >> oh, you should see our -- you should see our text thread. >> antonio banderas was honored by former step-daughter dakota johnson. >> so were you tearing up? >> a little bit. it was very beautiful. >> what's it been like for you to watch her build her own career in this business? >> absolutely proud. the mother, we are divorced, but she's -- yeah, probably my best friend. i love that woman til the day i die. >> more family praise at the break through prize awards where lenny kravitz was cheering on daughter zoe. ♪ american woman >> your girl is playing cat woman. how cool is that? >> yes, she is. >> that's such an iconic role. >> it is. it is. have y

hello, renee, how are you? thanks for joining us. >> hey, there, jim.hanks for having me. >> jimmy: i have to ask, what services specifically are you providing for the whistle blower? >> what services? >> jimmy: yeah. >> did you hear about the time i grabbed that sniffling hobbit off the lawnmower and made him eat grass? >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. we have heard about that, but that's not really, that doesn't answer my question. what specifically have you been hired to do? >> well, that's a little tricky. my employer just wants the lawful protection he is entitled to under the whistle blower laws, and if a certain little whimpering little bitch with a home perm were to out him, he might get a visit from my rake handle, up the old wazoo, do you know what i'm saying? up the old wazoo? >> jimmy: yes, i do know what you're saying, but it's a crime to physically threat and sitting senator. right? >> so is fingering a whistle-blower. and by the way, what kind of a name is "rand"? i keep getting his mail. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> look at this case of 30 erection dys

rene marsh, thank you both. one person not on capitol hill today is house committee intelligence chairman adam schiff. he received this response just moments ago when he took the stage at the california democratic convention. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> thank you, californians. >> that applause and a standing ovation that accompanied it lasted more than a minute. so clearly democrats are excited. but what they saw this week. but are the public hearings swaying the public at large? i want to bring in debbie wasserman schultz who serves on the house oversight committee, also the head of the democratic national of national committee. >> thanks, great to be with you. >> let's start with today's testimony and this witness. what kai information are you hoping your colleagues are learning from mark sandy? >> you know, i sit on the appropriations committee as well, and so hearing from an omb official on what the heck was the motivation behind president trump ordering the withholding of $400 million of vital assistance

back to you guys. >> all right, rene marsh for us. thank you. >>> to the white house and our own sara westwood here. have you heard a reaction from the white house this morning to all of this yet? >> reporter: christi, all through yesterday the white house was continuing to attack the impeachment inquiry, the democrats who are leading it and trying to undermine the credibility of the witnesses that we've seen testify so far. and that pattern continued yesterday with the president tweeting out that attack on former ambassador to the ukraine, marie yovanovitch as she was testifying before the house intelligence committee. chairman schiff gave her a chance to respond and she said she felt intimidated and even some republicans said they did not degree with the president's decision to tweet an attack on the witness as she was testifying. democrats are saying they might consider this witness intimidation. jim clyburn even saying they could possibly consider it as a potential article of impeachment when the inquiry reaches that point. presid

hello, renee, how are you? thanks for joining us. >> hey, there, jim.hanks for having me. >> jimmy: i have to ask, what services specifically are you providing for the whistle blower? >> what services? >> jimmy: yeah. >> did you hear about the time i grabbed that sniffling hob ibit off the lawnmower and made him eat grass? my employer just wants the lawful protection he is entitled to under the whistle blower laws, and if a certain little whimpering little bitch with a home perm were to out him, he might get a visit from my rake handle, up the old wazoo, do you know what i'm saying? >> jimmy: yes, i do know what you're saying, but it's a crime to physically threat and senator. >> look at this case of 30 erection dysfunction boner bars, what are those for? boners? >> jimmy: sounds like they are. >> i think little randy is working with half a stiff, a stiffy biscuit. when i say you can come out of your house, you little [ bleep ]. i'll shove these up your little wazoo. >> jimmy: is everything okay, renee? >> you bitter movmovemovemove little bitch! >> jim

cnn government regulation correspondent rene marsh joining me now with more on this testimony.rning, fred. so just to bring people up to speed, the office of management and budget, just so you know, doles out money congress approves. they make sure that agencies don't overspend but they also make sure that the money that is approved is spent. that's why this agency is coming into focus, because it's the agency where this aid for ukraine was frozen. mark sandy, as you mentioned, is the first omb employee to testify behind closed doors. i want to show that graphic we have of all the other high-level trump appointees at omb who have ignored house democrats' request to testify. so that is why sandy's testimony today is so significant for that reason. now, he is a long-time career employee. he's worked under administrations of both parties. and so far we have very little visibility on the inner workings for how all of this played out. of course democratic investigators are hoping that sandy will shed some light on the internal conversations when the administration took this really u

>>renee dagens with diamond dusters and got to work tried to do as much as i can because you know iseast cancer survivor herself i had an aggressive cancer much she missed with very that they live in fast now on the mend renee wanted to find a way to pay it forward and with every cancer patient. she needs we give has we taped it says and i asked if i can keep interest because i enjoy it housecleaning may seem like something small. both these women a happy home leads to so much more this is not a one time to time cleaning. >>i want to be a part of their lives locals allowed to be a part of their lives. there's a sense of love too. >>especially knowing. her story they came and not only to clean my house that they brought a ray of sunshine to me and hearing her story. brought hope to me and i hope it brings hope to a lot of other cancer patients that we can beat this. >>now as tiana boehner reporting cleaning for a reason serves women across the us and canada. it says it has served more than 37,000 women at this point with a network of 1200 participating made services for more than mill

. >> renee is max's opener. >> immediately we knew we want today get him enrolled in the program. a why? well at home max has a best friend absoluter not beagle named lucy. lucy has mass cell cancer, the most common skin tumor found on dogs. she has been through surgery and treatment. >> we have gone through it with lucy and it would be nice not to have him go through it, too. >>> renee says if this vaccine works, hopefully fewer families will be faced with a t imagine them in our life. >> the doctor said if the vaccine works then cancer specialists will look into a similar approach may affect humans. >> cancer affects everyone, our loved ones whether they have two or four legs. >> there are always a ricks of side effects but researcher have only seen mild cases including temporary soreness at the injection site. juliette goodrich, kpix 5. sean and the one in f california. go to kpix.com of the >> let's get a check of the roads. it is the usual stuff. anplan together wo yards the interchange. things are thickening up through there. east of there we see the bulk of the delays for t

renee says if this vaccine works, hopefully fewer families will be faced with a tough choice. >> i can't imagine not having him in our life. >> reporter: dr. burton says if this vaccine works, cancer specialists will look into whether a similar approach will also benefit humans. >> cancer affects everybody. >> uc davis is one of three sites testing the vaccine. and the only site in california. the trial is still open to healthy dogs. and we have posted more information on kpix.com. >>> california vanishes will soon be able to adopt shelter animals free of charge. governor newsom signed a bill calling on the shelters to waive pet adoptions for military vets. it goes into effect on january first. >> what better way to honor our veterans by giving them that procedure to have a friend. to have an animal to be there for them, comfort them, support them. >> veterans will be responsible for a small licensing fee. other than the adoptions, it won't cost them. >>> after teetering on the edge of extinction, california condors making a comeback. >> the population notice numbers in the hundreds. and

byron rene is ceo. what's the worst thing you've ever found? >> i'd say predominantly in the underground market what we're seeing is a slew of pesticides. >> reporter: that was the case for the elicit vapes we picked up. they failed for a total of five pesticides, including one called myclobutanil. >> when you heat myclobutanil, you're getting hydrogen cyanide. >> cyanide? something you definitely don't want to inhale. >> no. >> reporter: what's the message here? >> shop legal. >> reporter: black market thc vape cartridges are a tough problem to combat, especially in states where marijuana is still illegal. and federally, the food and drug administration doesn't regulate considered an illegal drug. >> and the "cbs overnight news" when we were looking for a roommate, he wanted someone super quiet. yeah, and he wanted someone to help out with chores. so, we got jean-pierre. but one thing we could both agree on was getting geico to help with renters insurance. ♪ yeah, geico did make it easy to switch and save. ♪ oh no. there's a wall there now. th

rene marsh, thank you. >>> elie honig, former federal and state prosecutor is here. frank bowman, professor at the university of missouri school of law and author of "high crimes and misdemeanors." let me begin with you. you worked with dan goldman in the southern district of new york. what can you tell us about what we can expect from him and if you can weigh in on steve castor doing the questioning on the republican side. >> so i expect dan goldman to take a prosecutorial approach tomorrow. he only has 45 minutes. that's way longer than we're used to seeing. longer than the five-minute snippets with corey lewandowski. but it's still not much time. the depositions ran eight, ten hours each. he'll go v have to go right for jugular. a good prosecutor knows when you have a good witness, and these witnesses, taylor and yovanovitch, are going to be friendly to house democrats. so the focus should be on the witness, not the questioner. the other individual i don't know but from all impressions that i've heard, he's an experienced and capable questioner as well. so it shou

. >> i hope renee would like the album. >> how does this make you feel?e feel good. >> keep flying queen celine. >>> let's get some alarming insight into whitney's life. robin crawford talks about the time she saw whitney with a severe cut on her face. >> i know that when she came back from her honeymoon and she had that gash on her face -- >> yep. >> did she ever explain to you how that gash got there? >> i asked her. i threw a glass against the wall and it shattered and i got cut. right, but the cut was like from here to there. it was about three to four inches long. flying glass doesn't do that. >> robyn claims in her new memoire that when she asked whitney about the cut she told her, quote, couples argue all the time and it's never a big deal, except when it's me. ♪ but it's okay >> i don't think she hurt me or i hurt her in any way. >> bobby denied to us ever being violent with whitney, but he did write about one incident in his memoire. >> but you did admit in the book that you did strike her you her once. >> yes, i did. me at the time trying to mai

can reveal renee zellweger will be honored.oast to you and mary. >> i love it. >> we'll blend up some margar a margaritas. >> don't have to ask me twice. >> three, two, one. ♪ >> time to taste your hard work. >> why us? >> cheers. >> thank you baha-mar for having us here all week long. we've got to dri these. take care everybody. we've got to dri these. take care everybody. >> come visit the bahamas. kerrygold haa taste so rich it can take you toreland's lush, green pastures. where grass-fed cows produce rich, creamy milk for a truly delicious taste. kerrygold. the tas that takes you ther >>stone of said well i don't see it out. also i thought i see what i've got my skin color, then on. >>a black man eating a sandwich on a bart platform, handcuffed by a white bart officer earlier this week and the video of the incident has gone viral good evening. everybody, i pam moore and i think you will kissin for ken wayne that man received a citation bart says you are not allowed to eat in their stations are on

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thank you, renee. knowing where it's going to begin is an important part and how it's going to all unravel from there on, we have to wait and see. >>> joining me now, michael allen, a former staffer under george w. bush, also a staffer for the house committee, the committee we're talking about just now that's going to be presiding over this hearing. and kaitlan collins, cnn white house correspondent. michael, let me start with you. how does this format change how this is going to play out, not five minutes back and foth, back and forth, but rather these big chunks of time for either side and they're expected to lean on committee staff attorneys to do a lot of the questioning? >> this is going to be very significant. i think if you were to fault congressional hearings, it's that in general members have three to five minutes and they can't really get many places in that short of a time frame. to have a seasoned, experienced prosecutor with 45 minutes to go after particular witnesses is very significant.

rene, thank you very much. as these public hearings get under way tomorrow, some in the trump administration are faced with the decision. comply or defy the congressional subpoenas. case in point, the acting chief of staff over at the white house mick mulvaney. he has decided he will not pursuit a court fight and instead obey the president and won't testify against him. the next guest is chris whipple. and defining every presidency. back to the subtitle in a second, how it may not apply to the current administration but good to have you back. at least look at mick mulvaney's last 72 hours. it's been kind of wild? right? initially files an inquiry to join in on the charlie coverman lawsuit. withdraws. files his own suit. withdraws. basically, i'll go with whatever the president says, and also drafting a letter telling aides not to comply with subpoenas. has trump gotten to him? >> i don't know. none of it made any sense. these were bizarre bedfellows to say the at least. kupperman no use for mulvaney. now withdr

her mother, kelly renee turner bringing the local community together to make the last months of her daughter's life special. >> here's my bucket list. >> reporter: but now authorities say it was all a lie. the only truly sick person, the mother, kelly, who's now under arrest and accused of murdering her daughter. authorities say it was a devious crime all playing out in public. like the time her daughter became an honorary firefighter. >> she said i want to battle with batman. we're going to battle captain hook. >> reporter: and she got that wish. seen here on the cbs denver affiliate. >> a dream is a wish your heart makes. >> reporter: olivia died in 2017, just 7 years old. her obit we're said the was a rare disease. but her mother is charged with receiving fraudulent payments of half a million dollars and theft associated with a gofundme account. >> there's a money trail to show all the money and benefits that she basically sole, allegedly on behalf of her sick daughter. >> reporter: police said they were tipped off when turner allegedly lied about a second daughter having cancer. >> the fir

. >> reporter: renee swank is max's owner. >> we knew we wanted to get him enrolled in the program. >> reporter: why? at home max is a best friend, another beagle named lucy. lucy has mast cell cancer, the most common skin tumor found on dogs. she has been through surgery and treatment. >> we have got through with lucy and it would be nice to not have to go through that too. >> reporter: not all dog owners have the ability to seek cancer treatment when a pet dog is diagnosed. renie says if this vaccine works, hopefully fewer families will be faced with a tough choice. >> i can't imagine not having her in my life. >> reporter: dr. burton says if this vaccine works, cancer specialists will look into whether a similar approach may also benefit humans. >> cancer affects everybody. it affects our loved ones whether they have two or four legs. >> reporter: there's always the risk of effects with any vaccine but so far researchers have only seen mild cases including temporary soreness at the injection site. in alameda county, juliette goodrich, chopper 5 kpix 5. >> uc davis is one three site

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where's renee? probably still dealing with the fire department. makes this the perfect time.) ♪ i'm not a rocket scientist... ♪ valerie. (turns music down) uh, yeah. boss wants to see you in the conference room in ten minutes. am i in trouble? he doesn't think i pulled the fire alarm, does he?

ethiopia and sudan over a new dam being built on the nile river ethiopia has been building the ground renee since damn near its border with sudan for 8 years but egypt fears that down will reduce the flow of water along the river which accounts for nearly 90 percent of its supply and 8 people including 4 tourists have been stabbed in the jordanian terrorist. authorities say 3 mexican terrorists and one swiss visitor were also injured 4 other people got caught up as well including a jordanian it guide and a security officer who tried to stop the assailant faultlines is the program coming up next on al-jazeera that will be more news after that that's it for myself in the team here in london stay with us. 2020 tokyo will host the paralympics. is a troubled history. one i want to. disabuse you for now 20. these grainy images from a chill surveillance camera captured one of the last days of madeleine pickens life what do we know about madeleine's final hours day suffer greatly suffer greatly nobody came to her. on april 17th 2014 madeline was booked on a drug charge at a jail in oregon. that's h

reporter renee santos is in dutch flat were several drivers have gotten stuck. >>> right now we are starting at a gas station, right next to interstate 80. cars have been coming to this gas station all day, many forced to stop to put chains on their cars. it is been a nightmare for a lot of people trying to make it to the destination before tomorrow. so many drivers have been taking that risk, hitting the roads. it's a risk forcing many to pull over, some having no experience driving in the snow including putting on chains, one man who works at four miles from here says a lot of people weren't prepared. >> i've seen a couple of vehicles that need chains, a little nerve-racking going by some of them. but, to be expected. >> reporter: just within the past hour we've seen a tow trucks towing away cars from this gas station. many getting stuck here because of all the snow. reporting in dutch flat, kpix 5. >>> let's take a live look at bay area travel conditions. the evening commute here is mostly dry anyway. but, pretty slow going on highway 24. looking at eastbound traffic near the st. stephens

proportional representation in elections that's why opposition parties united after the government renee gets on its promise to change the electoral code. the governing party is unapologetic the final say for the constitutional amendments and legislative amendments is up to the parliament of georgia and you've citizens disliked this decision of the parliament i am sure they will they will put their positions next election and sing 2020. 2 which is opposition wants to say now. this is a new tactic by you which is opposition activist making lots of noise creating excitement raising attention popping up in different places around the city to show the government that they're not going to go anywhere to get it continue to put pressure on them. that decision not to allow electoral reform to go ahead. i think the government insists nothing will change and that the opposition groups have to take care to avoid breaking the criminal code and finding themselves behind bars. al-jazeera to please. u.s. president donald trump says he wants a trial in the republican controlled senate if his impeached b

for talks aimed at reducing tensions over the project if you know he has been building the ground renee zones damn near its border with sudan for 8 is but egypt fears the dam will reduce the flow of water along the river which accounts for nearly 90 percent of its supply mike hanna has more on this now from washington . well it came as a surprise when the foreign ministers arrived in the white house for talks with president trump there'd be no prior notification whatsoever and news of the meeting was only confirmed when the president himself tweeted a photograph with the foreign ministers after the talks had taken place he said that the meeting went well and that discussions would continue the 3 foreign ministers are d.c. for talks under the mediation of the treasury secretary steve newton this 8 here is traced by president trump to head these talks given that this would normally be a function fulfilled by the apartment of state however the talks continue through the day very low profile no media access whatsoever in fact it was never confirmed where the meeting was taking place how lon

first time they are seeing you after renee's death and they want to make sure you're okay. she needed to move forward after the death of rene. he was not only her husband of 22 years, but also managed her career from the very beginning. "courage" is her first english album since his passing. >> i've been so much involved, not only in my album, but in the production of this show. i say what i like. i have ideas. >>> the price of buying a home can be daunting for many americans but in parts of italy they are practically giving houses away. seth jones traveled to sicily where some home buyers are finding a deal with catch. >> reporter: house hunting for the brave. >> condition is like you can see not the best one. >> reporter: but she came hoping to find a hidden gem. >> there's a lot of original elements like flooring. >> flooring is beautiful here. >> reporter: while some of the decorations or details may not be ideal, at least here the price is right. this hill top town in the heart are of sicily houses are selling for one euro even with an unfavorable exchange rate that's

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myron: what renee's china -- what unites china, usmca, and brexit is uncertainty.ur members want certainty. they want certainty and getting usmca done and on getting brexit done. we have said clearly we support the u.s.-u.k. deal, which could address areas like services and digital trade. that has to, after the brexit negotiations are complete and after the united kingdom and europe reach their understanding on what is next on the trade front. there is a lot of work to be done. i think we could get it done. we run the u.s. u.k. business council. it will not be a short-term thing. we will be lining up in support. david: you make such a powerful point about certain people u.s. business. we see it in capital investment. ceos pull on capital investment. you have any sense that the administration, starting with donald trump, understands the importance of certainty? whatever you think about the first three years of trumps certainty of trumps administration, there has not been a lot of certainty. myron: the patriots lost last night. those betting on the patriots did not g

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number of publicly owned utilities in the state of california, delivering reliable state power, and reneedthat with pg and e. san francisco is trying to purchase assets, a form of public utility, and i think we need to look more broadly at this broken company. >> you mentioned that a number of mayors across california, they have been pushing a plan for pg an e to become a customer owned cooperative. what do you think about that particular idea, and how does that differ from the plan that you are going to put forward. mayors are advocating to turn pg and e into a customer coop. these are all potentially the right solution, and i think it makes sense to have a number of different ideas on the table. so i don't view these as competitor ideas. they are both new approaches, that need to be explored. i happen to support the public ownership option and i want to make sure that public ownership is at the table as we're having this discussion. but i'm glad there are a number of different ideas out there. >> how do you think that all of these plans get d in the end? you have a lot of differing views

. >> reporter: everyone know, rene say that is she feels joy when she take toss the stage and sings. >> i love everything about it. the argument, all of the stuff backstage that goes on and all of the happy and fun and joy and anger. >> reporter: this is for decades as a stage manager. two or three weeks later they called me and said that i hope that you're sitting down. we're closing the show. if i were standing up, i would have fallen over. >> so many others have tried to copy this and failed. >> they tried, but you have to have that sense of ability. >> reporter: as we say farewell, maybe it's important to remember that steve wanted the show to make the world more joyful, and so even in the good-bye, we should find the joy. >> something great is going to happen. thank god. very lucky. >> reporter: maybe it is time. that does not mean that we have to like it. >> taking tickets to the final show are all sold out. if you want more, we have the covered with the bay area people podcast. hear more from the conversation with the search for bay area people in your podcast player. >>> now,

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. >> reporter: renee is his owner. >> immediately, we knew we wanted to get him enrolled in the program. >> why? >> at home, max has a best friend, another beagle named lucy. lucy has mast cell cancer, the most common skin tumor found on dogs. she's been on surgery and treatment. >> we go have gone through it with lice and would be nice to have him not go through that, too. >> not all dog owners have the ability to seek cancer treatment when a pet dog is diagnosed. if this works, hopefully fewer families will be faced with a tough choice. >> i can't imagine not having them in our life. >> reporter: dr. burton said if the vaccine works, then cancer specialists will look into whether a similar approach may benefit humans. >> cancer affects everybody. it affects loved ones whether they have two or four legs. >> reporter: julia goodrich, kpix 5. >> uc davis is know woke of three sites testing the vaccine, the only one in california. >> the trial is open to healthy dogs. we posted information if you're interested. we'll be right back. . >>> well, time now is 6:55. and time for a look at this

nothing to be scared o >> lking loving in yellow j.lo joined stars including charlize, scarjo and rene"hustlers" is already getting >> it was all women producer an all women cast. that was the first time that happened. so it was a pretty special kind of unicorn event. >>> another kind of unicorn event? bradley cooper bringing his adorable daughter lea to her first public appearance. the rarely seen 2-year-old was bradley's date for the mark twain awards which honored his "star is born" co-star dave chapelle. >> i love and trust bradley cooper so ch. he actually is a good friend of mine, and i love the experience of working with him. knows how to speak the truth and accepts himself unapologetically. that's the business. >> speaking of awards does jennifer anniston award one after breaking gramts i'l instagram. >> i'll fix it. >> her new social media struggle. >> plus. >> it was a year of healing. >> olivia newton-john on her third cancer battle. >> and. >> our first look at the games, >> and. >> our first look at the games, biggest ♪ find somethi incredible, from somewhere amazing. uniq

the state is buy insurance because ofof non rene statewide. right now the coverage limit is $1.5 million. starting april 1st it will double to $3 million. after damage from recent wild fires went beyond the insurance coverage of many homeowners. >>> some people who live in the sierra foothills are still frustrated with pg&e. say they haven't seen the credits in their most recent bills. others are upset their bills show they were charges on days they had no power. >> they just need to communicate and kind of get their act together. >> a spokes person says the credits are coming but probably won't show up until the second or third billing cycle. >>> cal fire is continuing fire prevention tactics in the east bay. near the painted rock in reem valley. fire priority project mostly in california. fire prevention projects have been complete. >>> a man who was detained and cited for eating a sandwich on the platform of station is suin the attorney represented steve foster filed a suit yesterday. eating anywhere in the station is against the law. artif

sonoma state university students daryl rene's jose rubio and lamont paxton were arrested last month justter the spreading flames forced officials to evacuate the north bay campus. police found the trio was stolen property and took them into custody when the campus reopened returning students discovered the rooms had been broken into gs were missing. >>i knew there was security here and stuff so i don't i don't know like how that could happen but you know think was her they prepared for like the fire and 7 on the par. like a month ago the power went out and when that happened late day. let us know just like a few hours of ration often even in life there are people that were like acting kind of crazy. >>all 3 students accused of the crimes have been expelled and charged with burglary and possession of stolen property can. >>ripple effect after the kincade fire is hitting tourism with damaging impact on businesses which were not even physically damaged in the wild fire itself. well, the flames for isolated mostly to northern sonoma county. well forcefully to go reports neighboring napa vall

maybe renee's some dense fog in the bay in the coastal areas tomorrow morning watch out for that earlythis bill is really could be next to nothing in a as you can see that fog city right on the surface. temperatures getting pretty chilly in spots to you've got 46 nevada 47 now in santa rosa 48 in half moon bay with that patchy fog. still clear to san jose at 5752 degrees in livermore all right what we've all been looking forward to is getting some rain back into the bay area had that huge dome of high pressure sitting over head that blocking ridge, but it's going to hold on through thursday looks like some pretty nice weather in fact maybe a little bit of an offshore component to the winds on thursday friday, looking nice too. we get you to the weekend you've got some plans go to it looks like another dry weekend around the bay area, plenty of sunshine both saturday. and sunday in fact so the temperatures will be running as much as 10 maybe 12 degrees above the average over the weekend to now as we head into next week things begin to change you see this long frontal system again that t