rona in d.c., you guys have members all over the country.ing you emails or part of your group or getting the emails or going to meetings who feel angst, frustration, sometimes even despair because democrats are inclined to that, what is your message to them? >> is i first of all, i won't lie to you. i understand how you can feel that way, especially when we have a man in the white house who is clearly not our friend. he's been taking a wrecking ball to our constitution, our rule of law, our government, for three years now, and move on members have had enough. they have not just watched president trump attempt to and at sometimes be successful in destroying our democracy. but they've stood up time and time again since his first day in office to push back and to defend the communities under attack, to defend our democracy. and it is that energy that we are ready to galvannize and take from resistance into action and move forward in 2020 to defeat trump, protect the house, and take the senate. [ applause ] >> do you feel like -- do you feel lik

to paint a studio is in his house in a small village near to rona in catalonia. he's a self-taught artist and is currently working on a portrait of a girl he changes into an old woman as the perspective of the feeling changes. he asks friends neighbors and family to serve as models so she could ina starts with a photograph to paint from it takes him about a month to complete her work. how does he create the illusion of the transformation is not i use a special painting paste to make the relief my focus. his secret tool and i sit back. i need 2 surfaces to make the 2 images. one on this side one on the other side. then he makes a sketch. plies the oil paints at a constant angle of $45.00 degrees to the canvas. from here i see one image otherwise it's the same as painting on a flat surface. you have to get used to the lines being broken and not continuous on the canvas. his words hang in private collections around the world now museums have begun to purchase some of this. marilyn monroe changes into albert einstein. session plans to keep painting his optical illusi

specifically to one trade in particular that was traveling from venice to munich now it's stopped in the rona at about local time 3 pm and it was found that there were 2 passages there that had flu like symptoms now those passengers will need to leave the train the train then continued but the austrian authorities decided that they weren't going to take any chances and they've blocked the train at the border they've also made that decision to block all trains from italy so clearly a lot of concerns among need ring countries you've got the far right leader marine le pen in france saying that they should be greater controls along france's border with italy and it's interesting that her allies here in italy that's the leader of the far right movement mathias armine says that the pen is speaking with with proper reason he feels that the government has done enough to deal and control with this viral outbreak that's happened in italy seem a briefly if you can how confident are talian that the government and authorities there can get a handle on this outbreak. i think a lot of italians are very conc

the rona is simply beautiful i was born here and i've spent my whole life in verona a little interest i'm very connected to the place and actually. i think for one is so attractive to tourists because it reflects so much from so many areas from roman times to the middle ages to the renaissance and. maybe a few main. giovanna is juliet's chief secretary. sometimes she passes by romeo's house but generally doesn't stop because it's privately owned . today she's heading to the house of juliet casa de giulietta. if. it attracts thousands of visitors a day a place of pilgrimage for those who believe in or hope for love. like others without bowing on the house of juliet is the symbolic spot that gave rise to the legend whether it's a true story a legend or fiction is practically irrelevant because the legend of romeo and juliet truly lives on the feet of the evil. past does the hope of happiness. it's believed that touching the breast of juliet statue brings luck and love little to do this is one of all these rituals that are part of what we could call our collective craziness. but it's bea

. >>> hundreds of people are being evacuated from the rona outbreak. there on board a chartered fright flight from wuhan china. the cdc expects to quarantine them. some neighbors are feeling very concerned. there's the safety of my family and friends that i'm worried about. >> they share unease taking a role in the coronavirus. >> it is what it is. >> the first federally ordered quarantine in years. there's a hotel on base here where the american evacuation of china will be housed and monitored for signs of illness for two weeks. >> it is scary. but i hope that they have it under control. >> they see a lot of military customers. >> they are more worried than we are as civilians. they've posted updates to facebook. telling the town hall to reassure personnel that they are only providing lodging and not care. enforced by u.s. marshals and keeping evacuees isolated. anyone showing symptoms will be transferred to civilian hospital. which is the largest air force medical center on u.s. soil. this employee learned about the town hall too late to attend it. >

[applause] >>rona virus patients now being treated in the bay area i was informed that san benito county had to. >>confirmed cases of noble corona virus. >>a husband and wife transferred to a san francisco hospital after the first person to person transmission in california. the precautions being taken to keep the virus from spreading tonight. thanks for joining us. everybody, i'm vicki liviakis i'm catherine heenan in for grant lotus and our top story tonight, the growing number of corona virus cases across the country and in the bay area. >>right now we know that 2 patients with corona virus from san benito county have been transferred to a hospital in san francisco for treatment san benito health officials say the patients from aimed at home, therefore they are considered a low risk to the community. the number of cases in the us it now stands at 11. our first anchorman the live for us tonight in the newsroom with more on the stand what you know. those 11 cases in the us for as you mentioned are tied to the bay area to from santa clara county in those cases both people had visited boe

as could be expected their conclusions are rona's uninformed and wrong mission accomplished but covered and if you are at the u.p.c. w. watching this you may be saddened to learn that you are now going to have to tend mandatory classes on keeping your mouth shut and additional obligatory organization wide confidentiality training program will be instituted for all personnel employed by the secretary at this training will be accompanied by annual access stations writer and freelance journalist tarkan dot believes the a.b.c. w. is using every method at its disposal to justify its own mistakes. fairly sure that this is been labeled as a security breach just to attack the whistleblowers think they're in a very embarrassing situation where you know their reputation of the organization is that is at risk and to admit that these whistleblowers. raised valid concerns about the evidence that they found in duma would be very damaging so i think they've gone on the offensive and try to discredit the people that come forward mr henderson led the team that is to do murder in 2018 and he wrote his re

well as rona virus concerns grow across the bay area tourism and businesses isan francisco are seeing a slowdown kron four's taylor sackey has mor depot say they're seeing a ter slowdown in business after airlines has traveled between the usand china because of the corona vis. the last couple weeks, especially during the middle of the week >>lines havbeen dying down earlier than normal. generally we stay busuntil about 4.30. during those days. early line but ter counter over at pier, 39 theye also feeling the effects pokesperson says restauants are experiencing fewerwalk ins and more last minute ncellations by tour groups. is a hot spot for chinese h tourists sci-fi percent ins as well president and ceo of e hotel council of san francisco also confirms the lowdown in tells of seeing cancellations in the last few weeks with people either. >>in down coming in from asian fromchina specifically by the end of the week san francisco nternational airport will suspend 77% of all of its flights to and from china overll that's 1.5% less flights at sfo in a 2.7% seats serving the airportut me st

not accept that their views were not backed by evidence as could be expected their conclusions are rona's uninformed and wrong sure one whistleblower could be wrong too well could be wrong but when it's 3 when it's 5 when it's a dozen whistle blows you know something's rotten. those behind the crimes that have been perpetrated in the name of humanity and democracy they will not hesitate to do harm to me and my family just what the hell is going on at the o p c w what could be so terrifying that its own employees are afraid for their lives and feel their employer could target them and their families it isn't just one individual it's others too whose crimes were that they would just doing their jobs i submitted to requests to the team leader i asked i repeated this request a number of times all requests were declined or simply ignored just the guy doing his job what it said in the job description at what was a respectable organization according to testimony given at the un that's not what the u.p.c. w. the management wanted all requests were denied the responses i received included this is

timing-wise, tomorrow night into wednesday down to texas.now m and by tuesday inttos start upth south h rona, too. davi >> ginger, thank you. >>> when we come back here tonight, the two major victories on that field last night. i wasn't sure... was another arou t coung a differy? i wanted to help protect myself. my doctor recommended eliquis. eliquis is proven to tre another dvt or pe blood clot. almost 98 percent of patients on eliquis didn't experience another, and eliquis has significantly less major bleeding than the standard treatment. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. don't stop eliquis unless your doctor tells you to. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. if you had a spinal injection while on eliquis call your doctor right away if you have tingling, numbness, or muscle weakness. while taking eliquis, you may bruise more easily and it may take longer than usual for bleeding to stop. seek immediate medical care for sudden signs of bleeding, like unusual bruising. eliquis may increas

we were looking ahead it to this board meeting that rona had to publicly back.e is remaining on the board until 2021. impact of theic coronavirus unfolds and experts should tamp down on risk in the portfolio. to a globalrding market strategist at a jp morgan. great to have you with us. you are focusing on the reopening of chinese factories. .ou say that in either case why? reopen, theres are more people coming. virus is spreading and that kforce factory closures down the road. it could be the case that the chinese authorities are not comfortable to allow the wide so that wefactories could effectively delay the factory opening. open as widely as the market expects. costs a lotclosing of chinese gdp. factors widely open on monday or whether it is delayed by one week, it could change. nejra: that delay could spoil your base cases of shaped recovery. you are still overweight equities and it is tactical. you have got more reasons than just the openings. >> indeed. we should not forget that the u.s. equity market is close. that the position backdrop at the beginning o

and the home of rona zlokower and george bruno, campaign housg for volunteers from opposing teams and a warm place where friendof different camps gather nightly to unwind in a political storm. theyxplained the indision us, talking of high stakes, the chill of impeachment and the era of president trump. >> the importance of it is justa exaggerated bywe've just lived through... the weight is much heavier than i've felt it before. >> you want to make the right decision and you're not sure what is the best decision. it's all on who's the best to beat trump. >> reporter: the race is about who can win in november-- whether democrats move left or toward the middle. but it is also about fear of making a mistake. >> where is this country going? it's kind of scary. and i hope we can get on track. >> reporter: we're getting downw to crunch time how are you going to decide? >> i don't know. >> it's harder this time. it is harder now. >> but with the first pos opening midnight,ndecided voters are running out of time. for thrbsnewshour", lisa desjardins in manchesr, new hampshire. i >> woodrufm her

rona mcdaniel, his niece, the chairman of the rnc, came out really early with a statement attacking him. the rnc spent out a memo showing that donald trump is more popular than mitt romney in utah. that donald trump jr. has been bashing him. some white house advisers have been warning trump that he should just move on, take the acquittal, not focus on romney, move past the impeachment news cycle. judging by the past, i think that is wishful thinking. he may be alienated from his own party. but mitt romney as he said in a series of interviews, his line is that the worst thing that could happen to you in politics already happened to him. he lost the presidential race. he's a wealthy man. he's an older man. my sense of him, just observing him and reporting on people around him is that if he does become a one-term senator that won't be the end of his life. and he's not up for four more years. so he has a long time to see how it shakes out for him. >> indeed. nancy, i want to play for you some of romney with chris wallace. >> you realize this is war. donald trump will never forgive you for t

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>>and as the rona virus concerns grow across the bay area tourism and sinesses, especially in safrancisco are seng a slowdown pier 39 for example is feeling the impact we heard from a spokesperson, there says restaurants e experiencing fewer walk ins and more last minute cancellations by tour groups. fog harbor fish house for instance which is a hot spot normly fochinese touris f 5% decline in restrant walk ins. president ceo of the hotel counil, san francisco so confirms the slowdown in visitors as well. >>it tells of seeing cancellations the last few weeks with people either in down coming in from asian from stat the hol they spend money outside the hotel as well so one our rooms are for often are rooms that's imacting small businesses around them as well hotels are concerned and we want to make sure we do everything we can to protect our visitors and our emplee >>and businesses should brace for more of a slowdown in the near ture in fact by the end of the week, san francisco international rport will suspend the % of all of its flights to and from china. well speaking of chincheck this

rona, in china, the big cause of the economic effect was they shut things down. we showed video of the cities where streets are empty, the factories are empty. this has enormous impact. doctors are now talking about travel restrictions here in the u.s., the possibility of shutting things down. to be clear to folks at home, we're not there yet but they're talking about that possibility. in the worst-case scenario, what kind of economic effect does that have? >> huge. it's not just the travel industry, it's retail, it's food services, it's all the things that have actually been growing the fastest in the economy the last few years that would be hit. it's interesting, about six months ago i was talking to a number of analysts and economists about what could be the domino effect. if we were going to see the markets turn, what might it be? a couple said to me a global travel and tourism crisis. if you look at who has driven the global economy, it's not just the u.s. consumer but chinese, chinese travelers. >> by coming to the u.s. guys, could you listen to larry kudlo

so far health officials say no one on ba is showing symptoms of the rona virus but away from the military base are 2 other passengers from wednesday's 11 hour flight a mother and her small child who the cdc says came down with a fever and is being monitored in an area hospital children have fever. >>for a number of different reasons ansothe child is being evaluated this point and will be put in isolation untested sll unclear tonight when and if more evacuees are comg to travis air force base fox 40 s lened a sacramento woman teachi in living overseas and to hunt china is the li for the next quarantine flight to the us she's not scared shows the shoes and pants their redemption acts as her 39 year-old daughter irene a socal els healthy and had been hoping to stay in china. she wassay she doesn'have ough ohour. yeah, okay, have o go out find but w her mother says she's preparing to tral home quarantine one of the designated military bases just hope r the best of >>stay withkron 4 as we continue our coverage right re on channel4 and on our website at kron 4 dot com where you can read all abo

seeing a slowdown in business after airlines has traveled between the us and china because of the rona virus. the last couple weeks, especially during the middle of the week tuesday wednesday thursday. >>lines have been dying down earlier than normal. generally we stay busy until about 4.30. during those days. early line but after counter over at pier, 39 they're also feeling the effects spokesperson says restaurantare experiencing fewer walk ins and more last minute cancellations by tour groups. >>fog harbor fish houswhich is a hot spot for chinese tourists sci-fi percent decline in restaurant or walk ins as well president and ceo of the hotel council of san francisco also confirms the slowdownells of seeing cancellations in the last few weeks with people either. >>in down coming in from asian from china specifically by the d of the week san francisco international airport will suspend 77% of all of its flights to and from china overall that's 1.5% less flights at sfo in a 2.7% reduction in the number of seats serving the airport but some states in e hotel they spend money outside the

we are going to talk about what drove him out, however ernst rona won,- how ernst and we speak with ourich euros chief next. -- bureau chief next. this is a bloomberg. -- this is bloomberg. ♪ >> there has been what i would almost have to guess as an orchestrated amount of news flow in the last few months trying to pin something on mr. thiam who to this day does not appear to have done anything wrong. we are when hundred percent behind him. suissehat was top credit investor who said that tidjane thiam had his full support. percent -- more than 8% of the credit suisse shares. then a fewago -- and hours ago we found out that tidjane thiam was stepping down to be replaced by thomas gottstein nine. and that follows a power struggle between tidjane thiam and urs rohner. i hesitate to say it was unexpected because we knew it was going to go one way or another, right? i would agree with that. it was a huge surprise when the story came out at 7:00 this morning. the power struggle had been unfolding in the last few days. it had to go either way as you said. it is worth remembering that this all b

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gop chair rona mcdaniel is with us, bernie took a leaf out of your book, and very successfully, did hebernie has had crowds, he's had energy, he's just a socialist which isn't going to play in a lot of the country when he talks about taking away people's healthcare. stuart: i hate to interrupt the rnc chair but i did it. before the 2016 election people said no way a business guy, a maverick like donald trump could possibly get elected and he was and they are the same things about bernie sanders now, there's no way a socialist can get elected, what do you say? >> i don't think a socialist can get elected. i mean, let's look at this, i think donald trump will get reelected because of what he's done, like you just talked about the economic numbers are so strong, 90% of americans feel good about where they are, they're better off than 4 years ago, unemployment rates at record low, the president has delivered and the president is going to get reelected because of what he's done in office. >> proof of him going after his opponents because he really is now trump unlearned, do you like it? >>

in flight when santa clara county health officials confirmed the first bay area case of the novel rona viruses growing a lot faster than i thought it was going to grind and so are my heart goes out to all the people that are affected the announcement came shortly after the united states deared public health emergency to free the size not surprised she says the los angeles hospital she visited were taking extra steps they made us feel out this form to make sure you're not. >>coming from you know that plays and if you're feeling any of this into like cold or a flu or favor anything santa clara county health officials say the man recently traveled to china and returned here to san jose international airport on january 24th. >>travelers we spoke with say they are still taking extra precautions from keeping themselves from getting sick. >>i waaffairs is something of being it i was and is in from west must say the san jose just my it this point in time you can notice, there's a lot of people walking around of course. >>we're in the middle of a cause season health concern is the major one and

subaru supeisor rona has asked the city attorney to investigate whether the mayor has violate city ethicsking is still some leftover fog and cloud cover a little bit around theshop from timber on the area temratures not bad in e 40's even some lowe50's on the east bay shoreline looks forecast ming up next. growing up in la, bad air forced us indoors. and now we have to deal with this. climate change is an emergen. that's why i wrote the nation's most progressive climate law. and that's why i'm endsing tom steyer. because when big oil tried to stop our clean air laws, he led us to victory. same witthe keystone pipeline. when tom says we can save the world and do it together believe him. i'm m steyer and i approve this message >>welcome back let's take a live look outside from the embarcadero camera things look pretty good. yeah, ot bad at all was headed out this morning. i was kind of glad it wasn't super wdy and it was a soup or chilly, either it we've had kind of a weird week it was warm early to start this weekend and not be quite that way this week but will warm up a touch with the lit

recognize mike martin and a lean maley with the city attorney who provided support as well as carol and rona. i am joined by associated capital who will be participating in the presentation. this slide is an overview of what we will cover today including the port's role in the project overview by tina. then when tina wraps up, i will conclude with the port benefits, the public outreach and the next steps. in september of 2018 we brought this item to the commission. a couple questions that came up regarding the project how the port benefits. i will cover that as part of my wrap up. this slide illustrates the entire power station project. everything colored is included within the proposed special use. the purple color outlines the port within the project area the shoreline with parks and improved 23rd street that serves as access to the property. outside the project boundary but related is red line, which is a shared private alleyway called craig lane. the actions that will be required from the port commission at the next meeting are request of adoption of environmental findings, consent to de