function in it a document we will definitely appalled that rob ford who is over the missing this guy says he is one of the. i.c.c. is self has so many lives it could be an i.c.c. in the hague could be an i.c.c. complaint court that is sudan or indonesia transition of justice issues of to some to conservation compensation individual and community we're not going to rest until the victims. those victims to be satisfied that justice not only being perceived but actually being saved and that's how we see it from what i understand all options are now open you still haven't decided whether it be in the hague or in sudan or in a regional court are all options open of course this is something that you know all the moment of this was part of our business decisions and i think this is something we will i want to tell you one thing. and the best who committed atrocities criminal financial we would have to be part and that's all bottom line working on the building or. judicial system. and we hope to have a credible independent judicious just when he's let's turn to the topic of the you know the

candidateses on top, pete buttigieg and bernie sanders, you feel they were robbed offer in moment last night and does it hurt them moving ford? >> i this bernie sanders we noose would do well. we don't think he will do well in nevada and south carolina. leading the pack is a surprise, he wanted the head likes today that says mayor pete wins iowa. he didn't get that. the numbers aren't final. by the time they are final we'll be bach talking about the wild state of the union. a vote to acquit the president. we're talking about the debate in new hampshire, regardless of what happens to mayor pete it will be a good hook for him. >> joe biden is liking there's less attention. >> up next for the candidates is new hampshire and that primary on facebook 11. nevada february 22 and a week plater south carolina, march 3 is super tuesday with california and other states holding primaries. a final vote in the impeachment trial is tomorrow as we were talking about term outcome seems to be a foregone conclusion. the president was impeached in the house. he's accuse of abuse of power. the second article of impeachment is be on directing the

ford right now? who reports after the bell who you invest in general motors they rob tomorr they report tomorrow morning but there's no confidence the growth is there. >> what happens tomorrow or the next day or next this sharp move upwards starts to undo itself and turn lower. all of the boardrooms from the big three might be thinking why haven't we done more with battery technology and electric vehicles if this collapses, then what >> i don't think they're watching the stock as much as what they're doing tesla scares auto executives and the reason why is elon musk disrupted the entire business model. and it's no longer -- and you used to hear this four, five years ago. you used to hear yeah, the model s is nice but it's a niche vehicle. no, it's not anymore the model y when it comes out, depending how it does, will likely show it's not a niche vehicle. and in the meantime tell me another electric vehicle you might be interested in other than tesla can you name one right now >> no. the only thing i heard about the porsche one -- >> the tyken. >> yes. >> but that's a luxury vehicle you're paying $90,000

rob porter,. mocked to a rally and dr. christine ford who testified. he can deny it. wasrally and mock despicable. he lost women in suburban areas. there is a lot of energy. i cannot overestimate how focused we are on defeating donald trump. host: let me get your reaction to michael bloomberg. he was in richmond virginia last night. he is looking beyond iowa and nevada. he is focused on super tuesday. the headline from the associated press, virginia is a key state. he said this to virginia democrats last night. >> we are running hard here in virginia. virginia is still very much up for grabs in 2020. we're not waiting until the general election to organize here. we've knocked on more than 32,000 doors in the state. we've made more than 72,000 phone calls. i've hired more than 82 staffers to work right here in virginia. know i am here to stay no matter who comes out on top of this primary. we can like democrats up and down the ballot. we can say goodbye to donald trump. host: that is from last night in richmond. the bloomberg campaign has a staff in excess of 2400 peop

rob you, what he did, he found some way to please you. he found a way to please millions and millions of people and they voluntarily plunked down $400 for you look at fordhe made the model t, he did something to please his fellow man. he enabled his fellow man to be able to buy a cheaper car so, that's the root of our richness, the human mind and the desire for each of us to want to have more for ourselves and in a free market system, the way you get more for yourself is by pleasing your fellow man. prior to capitalism, the way that people became rich was through plundering and enslaving their fellow man but the free market made it impossiblpossible for people to amass huge amounts of wealth by serving and pleasing their fellow man. >> and socialism and communism destroys that entire market. >> oh yes. it destroys that entire initiative. >> absolutely. >> and socialism and communism are really about redistribution, right, they're not about creating wealth and opportunity. >> there about taking from some and giving to others. >> when we come back i want to ask you about this. what did the framers and the founders been by equality? doesn't mean the same t

ford f150. stay with ktvu news. we're working to get more information. as we do, we will bring it to you. >>> mcclymonds high school is closed. rob roth is standing by live for us now. >> reporter: the school district is about to update patients about the status of mcclymonds high school. classes will resume tomorrow, but students will be spread out across different campuses for a while. parents and students from mcclymonds high school came to an informational meeting about the shut down of their school, now in its third school day. the district continues testing for a cancer causing chemical. that is called tce, commonly used as a solvent. many parents came out of the meeting with more questions than answers. >> it's a little disheartening that they would allow the contamination to be there in the first place. >> reporter: with mcclymonds shut down for the rest of this week and most likely much of next week, beginning tuesday, 9th graders will report to ralph bunche academy. 10 andst 11th graders will be going to west oakland middle school, and 12th graders will be going to west oakland. >> we're going to be way behind on stuff

rob and andy came from new york, thank you for being with us today. where he is at unicef, chief of the immunizations that unicef headquarters, we are thrilled to have you with us today. henrietta fordis my boss, she has been connected with csi s, extremely generous to us. we don't miss any opportunity to praise her and have unicef as part of our program. thank you so much. the new paper that katherine offered. we urge you to read it, extremely as usual well-written and well thought out piece around national interest. a powerful and eloquent statement. there is also a short, 5-minute video. on strengthening it is ongoing in april, it will be two years. to contain a number of recommendations at the center of looking at issues around immunization. with those infrastructure programs, that have been better predictors in gaps and the like and with senior scholars led our work on water policy, venezuela and other topics. we will quickly go. to give you a fact, we start the conversation from that point forward. >> thank you for doing that. it is very exciting. so excited to talk about the commitment for the replenishment period. in the last replenishment period for part of the president's