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here is a look at the float that won the rose parade. it is called stories change our world. >>> it was a little bit cloudy but it was nice temperatures. >> it was not that picture- perfect police guy but we will get that tomorrow. >> it may not look at pretty underneath the clouds. it is cloudy but you are getting plenty of breaks the blue sky. it was a nice day temperature- wise. we made it back to the low to mid 60s for daytime highs. it is 40 degrees for santa rosa. if we look at tomorrow they are going to keep this trend going. let's get everybody in on this. here is the south bay. it will be 63 in campbell and 62 in redwood. livermore is going to 61. san rafael will hit 61 and we see mid 60s up north and this is not very impressive but it is a small chance for rain. let's bring it forward a little bit slower. by 9:00 maybe a few showers knocking on the door this is friday going into early saturday. that it is just clouds by the time we get to 3:00 in the morning. even those clouds will clear out. you may not even notice this one at

i think that rose mcgowan has a very powerful platform. this book." and she did publish this book. so the whole story arc doesn't show any silencing or intimidation at all. if you want to sell more books you say i was so terrified, i had mossad after me, this, that, i needed a gun. but when it's just drilling down, it doesn't actually — none of that actually happened. can we turn to other cases then, other stories where private intelligences operated to give a sense of the sort of ways in which it operates? black cube has denied it, but nbc and the observer newspaper have said that they were hired to target advocates of the iran deal, the iran deal that was struck by president obama. was that a job that you knew anything about or were involved with? i know some details of it. i wouldn't go too deep into it, because of the actors who are involved in it. certainly there were officials from the obama administration were targeted and that's on the public record and... targeted in what way? from the documents i have seen and from what i underst

>> it is time for the "tournament of roses parade."ome to sunny pasadena and america's new year's celebration. on behalf of the tournament of roses and its dedicated 935 volunteers, i want to wish everyone a happy new year. and now, to kick off our incredible parade is a world premiere of an original song co-written and produced exclusively for the rose parade by 19-time grammy award winner emilio

publications that rose up. this woman was encouraged to come up with a flood that symbolized the gay movement. you will notice it has to them more stripes than has now. the reason is because two of the colors were harder to produce. the flag was made by gilbert. this was the sewing machine on which he created the original flag. it is not the original but it is one of the flags with that template. next we will talk about the aids crisis and how it activated and mobilized lgbtq activists. in every movement, you see signs of progress and then push back. with this incredible spirit of openness come gay people being public about their sexuality, who they were, their sexual orientation, protesting, on the heels of that comes the aids crisis. in the early 1980's, stories about aids, mysterious illness that was striking gay men in los angeles and new york, comes to the forefront in gay publications first. quickly, the mainstream press catches up. that because nobody knows what causes aids, there was more fear mongering

rose stocks here and germany rose as well so i think investors are sort of reassessing their risks but we have seen indications that this is going to have a global economic impact something companies like starbucks are warning of significant financial impacts due to having a close stores and things like that but i think for now it's really hard to quantify the financial impacts given it's unclear how how much further the virus is going to be spreading around chelsea delaney there reporting for us from frankfurt thank you. staying with finances the german finance ministry knew about the risks of the financial scandal colm fake far earlier than he previously acknowledged and is according to various german media reports the so-called fake affair ran on similar lines to the massive make scandal that involved trade just claiming billions in tax refunds to do to them according to t.v. station w d r and german newspaper the ministry concealed e-mails showing its knowledge of the scheme is 2012. it's an uncomfortable fact that in the global poultry industry around $6000000000.00 chicks a kilt

no better way to ring in 2020 the to camp out for the tournament of roses parade. some are first-timers. others have been coming for years. >>> i still have memories from when i was 10 camping in a lawn chair on the side of the street. we can start camping out at noon. we have to get in there. >>> it is going until midnight. temperatures are expected to drop. campers have been setting up sleeping bags and air mattresses to gear up for the long night ahead. >>> coming up in sports he is coming out of retirement. who is rejoining the 49ers? 2019 for the warriors ends with more injuries as a few players missed the final ga >>> 2019 has been the year of injuries for the warriors. an already depleted roster had a few more players missing in action. d'angelo russell with a shoulder bruise. woolly with an illness. could bond with abdominal soreness. the spurs championship seemed like a distant memory. 20 seconds left in the game. game tied at 98. knocks down the midrange jumper to give san antonio a two-point lead. next possession golden state glenn robinson gets past ald

bowl game and rose parade.s after previous terror attacks used vehicles. the bulletproof 700-pound steel barriers are capable of stopping cars, trucks, and other vehicles. the u.s. company that made the barriers said more than 400 of them would be use today to close -- usedy to close off 75 blocks in los angeles. in 2016, a cargo truck drove into a crowded celebration in nice, france, killing 86 people. >>> still to come, taking stock. from big ipos to the lowest unemployment rate in half a century. we'll show you the top stories in business this year. ries in business this year. i'm your 70lb st. bernard puppy, and my lack of impulse control, is about to become your problem. ahh no, come on. i saw you eating poop earlier. hey! my focus is on the road, and that's saving me cash with drivewise. who's the dummy now? whoof! whoof! so get allstate where good drivers save 40% for avoiding mayhem, like me. sorry! he's a baby! brushing only reaches 25% of your mouth. listerine® cleans virtually 100%. helping to preven

usaa >>> rose parade goers are carrying on a new year's tradition in pasadena. they are camping out along colorado boulevard. don't they always do that? anxiously waiting for tomorrow. no better way to ring in 2020 the to camp out for the tournament of roses parade. some are first-timers. others have been coming for years. >>> i still have memories from when i was 10 camping in a lawn chair on the side of the street. we can start camping out at noon. we have to get in there. >>> it is going until midnight. temperatures are expected to drop. campers have been setting up sleeping bags and air mattresses to gear up for the long night ahead. >>> coming up in sports he is coming out of retirement. who is rejoining the 49ers? 2019 for the warriors ends with more injuries as a few players missed the final ga 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'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. yo

like "fast and furious," rose. you fighting vin diesel. >> "starship troopers."s, great movie. >> and the whole audition was just screaming, "bug!" >> stephen: and you didn't-- >> and i didn't get tyeah. and it was a preread. it wasn't even for the director. >> stephen: what is it like now, you're on stage together at bam doing "medea." before we get to that particular modern greek tragedy, what is it like to be working together and to be home together? are there tensions at home that show up on stage? like, who's-- >> i mean, maybe, but we don't really think about it so much. and, you know, the kids, they just don't care that we're doing a play. so you come home, you can't bring anything home with you, because the kids just-- they want to eat, you know, or they want to -- >> stephen: sure. >> play. >> stephen: and 2 and 4. >> 2 and 4. >> stephen: are they both boys? >> yeah, yeah. >> stephen: so the four-year-old must rule. are you exhausted, a little tired? >> i'm outnumbered. yeah, the energy is a lot. >> stephen: does the four-year-old rule the two-year-old.

rose. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker pro tempore: the chair now will entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek riggs? mr. rose: madam chair, i request permission to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. madam speaker, i rise today in solemn memory of miss mimi cusick, a public servant, devoted mother, and larger than life figure in staten island politics for the past five decades. she passed away on january 5, but she leaves behind a powerful legacy in my community. she encouraged women to get involved in politics. a lifelong staten islander, she expressed a passion for politics at a young age and worked her way up as a behind the scenes force in staten island democratic party. even though she was a

rose mcgowan has one of the biggest platforms out there. was she intimidated by me?inutes. did i harass her? no, i called her agent and asked if i can have the call and i had to call. it isa have the call and i had to call. it is a complete myth. so as you became aware of these allegations, did you think there is a whole wealth of allegations he and they deserve to be had in public, or did you just reservejudgement? be had in public, or did you just reserve judgement? you are talking about what i said to myself internally? yes. i mean, i am hearing these allegations, he has had a reputation decades—old which people didn't want to speak out about when the going was good. everyone knew these were open secrets anyway, so didn't change my opinion of what hollywood life is like at the top. now, rose mcgowan, who we spoke to a head of this interview, said seth freedman says he doesn't mind calling himself a spy. he doesn't mind calling himself a spy. 0f he doesn't mind calling himself a spy. of course not, being a spy sounds sexy. the reality is mr friedman was simply a re

a thriller in pasadena as the ducks and badgers face-off in the rose bowl. it is all coming up. >>> that and more coming up after the break. stay with us, we'll be right back. trump: obamacare is a complete and total disaster. let obamacare implode. nurse: these wild attacks on healthcare hurt the patients i care for. i've been a nurse in new york for thirty years. i know the difference leadership can make because i saw what mike bloomberg did as mayor. vo: mayor bloomberg helped lower the number of uninsured by 40%, covering 700,000 more new yorkers, life expectancy increased. he helped expand health coverage to 200,000 more kids and upgraded pediatric care--- infant mortality rates dropped and as mayor, mike bloomberg always championed reproductive health for women. so when you hear mike bloomberg on health care..: mris his t ame ca rito make sure that everybody that needs to see a doctor can see a doctor, everybody that needs medicines to stay healthy can get those medicines. nurse: you should know, he did it as mayor, he'll get it done as president. mrb:

one of the best scenes in sports the rose bowl. the punter drops the ball.is picked up and returned for a touchdown to give the ducks a 21-17 lead. was consummating 27-21. they knocked the ball loose from danny davis and oregon recovers and better territory. the fourth turnover of the game for wisconsin. on the next play the ducks quarterback takes off and gets in from 30 yards out. his third rushing touchdown of the game gives oregon the lead. they leave the ducks to a 28-27 close win in his final game as the qb. >>> two of the biggest names in coaching are facing off in the citrus bowl. the first offensive play of the game matt jones goes deep to jerry judy who walks it in for an 85 yard touchdown. he caught six passes for 204 yards. harbaugh was not thrilled about that one. the wolverines were leading and then harris dives in for a nine yard run. he ran for 136 yards. alabama wins 35-16. now to the outback. tanner morgan looking for tyler johnson who somehow makes a catch and just barely gets a inbound. fourth-quarter game tied again at 24 morgan makes a

at the top of the hour, the 131st rose parade kicks off in pasadena.e 131st tournament of roses presented, i'm hoda kotb. >> and i'm al roker. >> good morning, presidents of the roses presentation welcome to sunny pasadena. on behalf of the tournament of roses and its dedicated 935 volunteers, i want to welcome all of you a happy new year. now to kick off the incredible parade, a world premiere of a original song, produced

i don't know if you are aware of the alison rose review, which was government backed last year.hat by getting white female entrepreneurs in the uk it could potentially add £250 billion to the economy. i think this is most welcome that this £1 billion funding is being offered to female entrepreneurs to try to boost and add a bit more to the economy. it's add a bit more to the economy. it's a good step, a much needed step. we we re a good step, a much needed step. we were talking earlier about howjust a quarter of those attending the world economic forum in davos where women, vastly underrepresented. the only thing is, there will be some male entrepreneurs thinking, i want a slice of that, why can't i? laughter that is expected. if you read the alison rose review, it demonstrates that only 1p of every pound of funding at the moment goes to a female entrepreneur. that is a tiny amount of money. the rest goes to the males and that will not stop. all this is doing is trying to boost the females who would normally not started their own businesses and try to give them a step up the lad

but out of these groups best out of these social groups rose movements for justice. they decided they wanted acceptance. here you see some artifacts from the mattachine society, a matchbook that would be passed on to people in public places, they of a thought were like-minded, of secret way to say, are you guy, i am, too, let's talk about it. this was a book that was published for gay people arrested by police advising them on what their rights were when being arrested by police. there were other publications such as the mattachine review, and "one." it was a magazine. next we go to the main gallery of the exhibits. right now we are in an area right before the main gallery of "rise up." we decided popular culture was a good place to start. popular culture played such an important role in shaping attitudes. early in 1961, the first images that you see of homosexuals, because that is what the people were called back then was in a pbs documentary that aired in san francisco called "the rejected." a talked about homosexuality as an issue, as a problem. gradually you see

coming to them the recent wave of anti-semitism has already taken too many innocent lives as the nazis rose to power the world did not wake up in time the world ignored the spread of anti jewish propaganda and 8. when the gates of the camps and swung open the world came face to face with the consequences of hatred. never again is now now is the time to fight back. this is a fight not only for the safety of the jewish community but for the survival of our nation. the worldwide crisis of an anti semitism threatens us saw and we must all fight it together. that distinguished heads of delegations present here today as well as leaders of additional countries invited to this forum but i'm able to attend has made a memorable contribution to holocaust remembrance and to the fight against anti-semitism each of them has the minute a personal message attesting to their own commitment and that of their nation to remembering the holocaust and fighting and the semitism these messages have been compiled in a special commemorative volume which we are pleased to now great and distribute to all the participa

." >>> jack sheahan, analyst, getting ready for another rose ceremony.ers and who got the thorns. . . . until i found out what itst it actually was.ed me. dust mite droppings! eeeeeww! dead skin cells! gross! so now, i grab my swiffer sweeper and heavy-duty dusters. duster extends to three feet to get all that gross stuff gotcha! and for that nasty dust on my floors, my sweeper's on it. the textured cloths grab and hold dirt and hair no matter where dust bunnies hide. no more heebie jeebies. phew. glad i stopped cleaning and started swiffering. >>> dramatic video from charlotte, north carolina, moments after a high school >>> dramatic video from charlotte, north carolina, moments after a high school wrestler was penalized during a match. his opponent's father charged out of the stands and knocked him to the floor. the man was wrestled to the ground by coaches and officials and charged by police for assault and disorderly conduct. >> just incredible actions there. >>> terrifying moments for a family in california as a mountain lion attacks a child in oran

many many publications rose up out of the stonewall area. gilbert baker called himself the gay betsy ross when he was encouraged to come up with a symbol of the movement. this is the sewing machine on which he created the original flag. this flag isn't the original, but it's one of the first of that flag, of that template. next we're going to go in and talk about the aids crisis and how that activated and mobilized our lgbtqactivists. in every movement you see signs of progress and then pushback. after this incredible spirit of openness, gay people being public about their sexuality, who they were, their sexual orientation, protesting in the streets, quickly on the heels of that comes the aids crisis. in the early 1980s stories about aids, this mysterious illness that is striking gay men in los angeles and new york comes to the forefront in gay publications first. quickly the mainstream press catches up, but the early headlines, because no one knows what causes aids, are really more fear mongering than anybody else and leads to the lgbtq com

next cherisse rose brant. her publications include "crossing the lines: women's interracial activism during and after world war ii" her current book manuscript, which will be out with the university of arkansas press is called "better living by their own bootstraps: rural black women's activism in arkansas 1913 to 1965." lastly but not least we have

of them all and there's the rose bowl parade and there's the tournament of roses but also a great match-up oregon and wisconsin. oregon is a fun offense to watch, they score points. justin herbert has a cannon for an arm and then for wisconsin there have been -- they love to run the football and jonathan taylor, number 23, at the bottom of your screen, will go down as one of the greatest statistical running backs in college football. contrasting offense in this one. this one is must watch tv. >> thank you, mr. jesse palmer. >> you can watch all the games starting at 1:00 p.m. eastern. cecilia, lara, what are you watching? >> i just want to say, jesse, penn state should have been in the rose bowl. i'm just going to say it out loud. i'm saying it out loud. we'll discuss later. >> you saved me because i had no football contributions. >>> we will move to military moms on a mission to help those who miss their loved ones. >> they have come up with a special way to help families feel close even when they are thousands of miles apart and our chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz has m

he rose to become one of the most global figures in the car industry. but in 2018, he was arrested at tokyo airport on suspicion of financial misconduct. he was held in this tokyo detention center for more than 100 days, facing daily interrogations. >> thiis a conspiracy -- rupert: since his release on bail, carlos ghosn has angrily programmed his innocence, accusing his former colleagues at ms. sent -- nissan of conspiring with japanese prosecutors to manufacture a case against him. the media in japan had been preparing for what was expected to be the trial of the decade. instead, carlos ghosn is now far away in lebanon a country that has no extradition agreement with japan. rupert wingfield-hayes, bbc news, in tokyo. nuala: we can speak to an expert on the japanese legal system. he is a professor of law at stanford law school, joining me from new york today. thank you very much for joining us. i'm wondering, professor, how you would see the japanese system. we are hearing in my colleague's report that mr. ghosn felt the system was rigged against him.

a testament to his honest character, during his tenure he rose to one of the most powerful members of the assembly as the chairman of the rules committee. there he played a large part in the-n deciding which bills came up for a vote. one of his most important priorities included introducing a bill that would require small fees collected by the state, like police fines, to be spent exactly where taxpayers are told they would be spent. representative powell was going to be deeply missed in georgia and throughout rural georgia. his family and friends will be

torth-quarter sales rose 21% 87.4 billion. profit rose to $6.47 a share.hat blue away the estimates. the forecast was in line with expectations. let's go to video of the owner himself, bezos. this surge after hours meant billions for him personally. he owns about 12% of the outstanding shares. he made more than $13 billion in about 15 minutes after those numbers hit the tape. very good day and quarter for bezos. he recently got divorced. not too shabby in terms of getting back the millions he had to give away. juliette: that is a very good 15 minutes. we had dinner made up stepping down from ibm. su: this is a big story. one analyst called it a welcome change in leadership. take a look at the after hours. there was a positive reaction by investors to the announcement that ibm is going to be naming the new ceo. he's the head of the cloud division for the company. ceo at ibm,male appointed in 2012. she was instrumental in moving the company more toward the cloud. she is the second ceo to have stayed on past the age of 60. many believe it was appropriate that

the death toll rose to at least 24 people this weekend.eds more homes and businesses were destroyed. officials fear thousands of animals have also packabeen kil over the past few months, and now the fires are even impacting new zealand, 1200 miles away, turning the daytime sky an eerie orange. >>> still ahead, why this year's flu season could be the worst in years. >>> thousands crossed the brooklyn bridge, united against hate. >>> and second my gums are irritated. i don't have to worry about that, do i? harmful bacteria lurk just below the gum line. crest gum detoxify, voted product of the year. it works below the gum line to neutralize harmful plaque bacteria and help reverse early gum damage. gum detoxify, from crest. whether your beauty routine is 3or 57,... make nature's bounty hair skin and nails step one. it's the number one brand uniquely formulated for silky hair, glowing skin and healthy nails. nature's bounty, because you're better off healthy. >>> new numbers from the cdc suggest this year's flu season could be especially sever

the ducks hold on to win the rose bowl, 28-27 the final. >>> from the rose bowl we go to the cotton bowlt not for football. how about hockey? the nhl held its annual winter classic at the old cotton bowl stadium in dallas. the stars taking on the nashville predators.before the back. dallas would score an unanswered goal to win 4-2. >>> and a reminder, we are your home for the 49ers' first play-off game. we don't know who they're playing yet, but we know the game will be on nbc bay area. kickoff saturday the 11th is set for 1:35 p.m. and we're not going make jeff forecast that saturday yet. but you can forecast this saturday. it sounds like a little rain. >> you got it. that maybe a little too far out. i want to make sure that we are 100% accurate on that. so as we look into this saturday, we have the possibility of some spotty showers, trace amounts to about .500th of an inch. really amounts to sprinkles for the bay area. upper 50s, low 60s theet n up t tahoe on christmas. you're thinking about going. well, we've got 30s, 40s, overnight lows in the 20s. beautiful. >> sounds wonderful. th

joining me now is democratic congressman max rose of new york, a member of the house committee on homeland security, and for his service he received a bronze star and purple heart. 3,500 more u.s. service members, a bunch of them shipping out of ft. bragg i think today. where do you see this going? >> first of all, let me say this about the death of qassim soleimani. no one should mourn his death. i think about the people who i served with, some of whom were injured by ieds that under his direction were placed in iraq. so when we talk about the justification for this killing, well, i can think of 600 justifications for the killings. there were 600 soldiers qassem soleimani killed in iraq, but that's not the question. not whether this was justified or not, it's whether this was a wise decision or not. and from that question flows two points. one is where is this intelligence? this intelligence of an imminent threat, where is it? we have got to see it.

>> pete rose never bet against his own team. they get revoked? that hasn't happened yet.he 60s or 70s. video on social media, and with technology you can't do that. >> we are pretty fired up about this. >> looking to follow, thanks for joining us. rob: time after the hour, 26 after the hour. if there is a state of emergency with an upcoming gun rights rally. >> they are not coming to peacefully protest, they are coming to intimidate or cause harm. >> scott jenkins joins us live on the intense legal battle and why he feels every american should be deputized. >> consider new evidence as part of the impeachment trial. >> you are a liberal hack. jillian: martha mcnally tripling down on that dig. how she is turning that moment into a whole lot of money in a moment. knowing we're prepared for tomorrow. wow, do you think you overdid it maybe? overdid what? well planned, well invested, well protected. voya. be confident to and through retirement. ♪ ♪girls on the floor gotta thirty point lead and a minute left♪ ♪queens on the team in real life not just on the internet♪ ♪all streng

out of these social groups rose movements for social justice where instead of simply seeking tolerance by the public, they decide they want more than that. they wanted actual acceptance. and here you see some artifacts from the mattichine society, a matchbook which would be passed on to people who they thought were like-minded people. a secret way to say, are you gay? i am, too, let's talk about it. here is a legal book that was published for gay people arrested, gave them advice about their rights were when dealing with the police. over here you see some early pioneering lgbtq publications such as "the mattichine review," "the ladder" which was put out by the daughters of bilitis and won a famous 1st amendment case in the stream court when the post office was refusing to distribute it. the supreme court decided they had the right to publish that magazine. next, we're going to go down to the main gallery of this exhibit. right now we're in sort of area right before the main gallery of rise up: stonewall and the lgbtq rights movement. we decided that popular culture was a good place to

the stage is set for the 106th annual rose bowl parade.e go live to pasadena to give you a sneak peek of the famous floats coming up. trump: obamacare is a complete and total disaster. let obamacare implode. nurse: these wild attacks on healthcare hurt the patients i care for. i've been a nurse in new york for thirty years. i know the difference leadership can make because i saw what mike bloomberg did as mayor. vo: mayor bloomberg helped lower the number of uninsured by 40%, covering 700,000 more new yorkers, life expectancy increased. he helped expand health coverage to 200,000 more kids and upgraded pediatric care--- infant mortality rates dropped to record lows. and as mayor, mike bloomberg always championed reproductive health for women. so when you hear mike bloomberg on health care... mrb: this is america. we can certainly afford to make sure that everybody that needs to see a doctor can see a doctor, everybody that needs medicines to stay healthy can get those medicines. nurse: you should know, he did it as mayor, he'll get it done

that the number rose steadily for four years.ong someone bbc the mother of a 15—year—old girl and a psychiatric nurse are taking legal action against the uk's only gender identity development service over the prescribing of drugs to delay puberty. lawyers will argue it is illegal for tavistock and portman nhs trust to prescribe the drugs to children because they cannot give informed consent. the tavistock says its approach to treatment is "cautious and considered." 0ur social affairs correspondent alison holtjoins me now — what's this case about? ami am i right in thinking this is the first case of its kind? as far as we know and i would say that the case centres on the issue of consent. can a child under the age of 18 really weigh the distress they might feel right now about their gender against the potential long—term consequences of drug treatment including puberty blockers? these blockers are set to pause puberty, giving the child time to decide on the best way forward. the legal action is brought by a nurse, sue evans, who u

the number of homicides in the uk fell in 2019, for the first time in five years — though killings rosepital. coming up on afternoon live, all the sport with olly foster. the football association is under pressure to review its broadcasting deals, that's after a betting company streamed fa cup matches live over the weekend. all the details coming up. thanks — and darren has the weather. much colder today across the northern half of the uk but not as windy as it was yesterday. the next few days will see some rain and some stronger winds. we will look at that later and also an update on the forecast in australia. thanks, darren. also coming up... staying with that. after a brief respite — firefighters in australia are preparing for more dangerous conditions, with temperatures expected to rise again by the end of the week. hello, everyone — this is afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. two us airbases in iraq have been hit by more than a dozen ballistic missiles fired from iran. iranian state television said the attack was in retaliation for the killing of general qasem soleimani, in a us airs

thank you, rose. the daas commission and executive director shireen mcspadden about honor maria morabe from the d.a.s. office of in-home support services. >> come on, maria. >> you look so excited. [laughter] so excited to be honored today. come on up. >> thank you. >> it's all good. so, all right. so maria is from in-home supportive services. and i would love for all the in-home supportive services staff to stand if possible. [applause] so ihss is d.a.s.'s biggest program. and it's literally over half of our staff. and one of the things i've learned about ihss over the years i've been here is that things are never static, right? you think you have caring, or you are doing intake or you are doing reception or you are doing clerical work, and that's your job, but actually what happens is there's change constantly. the state is always saying now do it this way, now do it this way. so one of the big things we are doing this year is electronic verification and that is a huge change. because i know i'm pre

hopefully is nice and smooth and calm this morning. >> i have to admit i have never watched the rose parade. ever. >> it's beautiful. you have to watch it. >> this year. that's my new year's resolution. >> hopefully you had a wonderful new year's eve and we are kicking off new year's day with mostly cloudy skies. let's check out a live look with our roof camp. you can see at shining brightly this morning. clouds and temps are running in the 40s to 50 degrees. low 40s in livermore, mid-40s in san jose, santa rosa, concord and upper 40s for oakland. here is hi-def doppler and catching a few showers especially for the far north bay this morning from those you can see showers pushing in and right around 505 into woodland, this morning so we are looking at just a few spotty showers for the far north bay as we start up the day. we have a weather system to our north and as we head through the afternoon looking at partly sunny to mostly sunny skies. lower 50s for the coast, the 50s to low 60s for the bay. we do have a high surf advisory that will be in effect from 9 am today until 9 am tomor

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>> yes. >> rose ceremony time. 22 roses handed out.or already. >> i didn't see this coming at all. >> back to the airport. first group date. flight school. >> yeah, i failed math three times in college, so. >> what did she say? then the gyroscope. it didn't go too well for victoria p. the final contest, a race on the runway. kelly's cheating, she wins anyway. a flight into the sunset. kelly also gets the group date rose. >> it was pretty special coming back to where we first met. >> i knew that they met before, i didn't know it was at that particular place. >> second group date. >> hello, ladies! a little nervous because i have no idea what we're doing. >> who is this? >> wait, hannah's back again? >> hi, girls. >> hannah hijacks the whole thing. >> she just seems to just always be here. >> what's wrong? >> mascara on the face. she's still a mess. >> um -- i'm really [ bleep ] -- >> confusion reigns. oh brother. yeah. so there you go. i mean, confusion reigns. even to the extent of i had forgotten to track the kiss cam to be honest. >>

-- rose was like, "no, tiffany, you can't do this, you need to go to your room."w we would be friends >> seth: yeah, you'd be good friends, she had your back >> she protected my womb [ laughter ] >> seth: you have one more co-star of note that i want to mention is billy porter. >> yes >> seth: talk about talent >> yes [ cheers ] >> seth: and you took him to shot this in atlanta, is that right? >> yeah, we shot the movie in atlanta. >> and you took billy to a strip club >> i took him to a male strip club called swinging richards. it's one of my favorite places on earth >> seth: okay, fantastic bravo to whoever named swinging richards, i mean bravo, yeah >> they should give me some stake in that company. [ laughter ] >> seth: do they know you there? >> yeah, they know -- like, i go there. wher probably catchth >> seth: okay. >> guaranteed, you'll see me there. i mean, it's my favorite thing in the world is to see men dancing with no shirt on >> seth: yeah. >> or pants. i walk in, when i walk in, the manager sees me. i think he pushes a button or something under the

mccowa n weinstein, as the actress rose mccowan speaks outside new york's supreme court.ro, because this story does feature on many of the front pages, doesn't it? 195 victims of the world's worst rapist. this is the 30 year life sentence that has been announced for this student who, in the words of the metro, lured a drunken man to his flat. and frankly, it makes horrible reading. it is absently harrowing. just prolific and he's clearly a very, very disturbed young man. at the age of 36, to have had up to 200 victims. the scary thing is there could be many more, it was only within a short timeframe. the fear that he's been doing it for much, much longer, wejust that he's been doing it for much, much longer, we just don't have evidence of it. clearly someone that is very disturbed and needs to be keptin is very disturbed and needs to be kept in prison for a long time, and be given as much help as possible. could there be more victims? certainly, the police said there are at least 70 that haven't been able to be identified from the videos they kept of the attacks. hearing

the table top at least until leipsic kicks off yeah you know but both clubs have new coaches marco rose at glaad and david wagner at shelter and we have sound from both coaches ahead of this big kickoff let's take a listen. don't really care that we're facing glop back home friday i think it's cool a fixture has been picked to reopen the season as it indicates that both teams have done well so far. but we want to keep playing the same way regardless of who we face. down inside you just resolutely stick to our game a style in order to be as our best so nobly on top and i say what i don't succumb to and this is i think it's great that it's so close in the table especially as we're up come like expect it to be a tight title race and in my social to it it's because something cross red marker rose there reaffirming that it is an incredibly tight at the top still a lot to play for us a lot to play for who might win this but this league you know i mean i'm going to save it to me you know even though i'm going against the grain a lot of my colleagues all say the defending champions byron munich

another twitter user says harry leaving buckingham palace to the stone of roses is incredible.everything the duke and duchess of sussex, looking for clues. there is always a conspiracy. heather: everything. thank you. a lot of people will be downloading their music. the time is half past the top of the hour and a new clue in the end for a killer. the letters h and m or m and h linked to the unsolved serial murder case, the police commissioner handling the investigation explains why it is so important for the public to see it and she joins us up next. >> the house will begin a formal impeachment inquiry of donald trump. >> mcilvain he admitted to the quid pro quo at the center of the impeachment inquiry. >> 93% negative coverage of donald trump in the first 100 days after house democrats began their impeachment push, your comments pouring in, stay with us. what happened to the real men of america? before we suffer a full-on masculinity crisis, unleash your potential test x180 ignite from force factor. boost testosterone to fuel desire and build lean muscle in the gym. plus burn

about former obama advisor ben rose calls the decision dangerous.ere are real world consequences for having trump as president. they are becoming increasingly clear and he is the one who was going to have to navigate incredibly complicated and dangerous messes of his own creation. this is not reality tv." let's bring in our power panel, johnny joey jones, christian whitening, former state department senior advisor and senior fellow at the center of national interest and fox nes correspondent gillian turner. sergeant jones, i want to start with you. you had a response on twitter to ban road saying you started a war over at imaginary redline. we have the iran we have today because of your policy. to this one out. explain. >> problem is we have the iran we have today because the obama administration objectively through policy never found a balance between restraint and deterrence. iran doesn't see simple messages like what ben rose is tweeting or perhaps the policy president obama brought forth as a deterrent and because of that they become emboldened.

we have a rose ceremony for your top tips to get rich. >> my first rose goes to starting now.there is a major misconception with finance that you are either too early or too late. it's untrue. right now after this segment you got to start. my next rose goes to automating your money. >> okay. >> i want you to have more time to watch "the bachelor." so make sure that all of your payments are set up automatically to pay off your credit cards, to go right into your savings account. it's going to -- >> so you can't mess it up. >> can't mess it up. and then you have more time to relax. how great is that? let the computer do it for you. and then my final rose is for embracing your debt. the same way that bachelors have skeletons in their closet that they're embarrassed of, that's how we sort of feel about debt but i really think of debt as the best teacher. the lessons that you will learn when you pay off your debt will stay with you and lead you to a beautiful, prosperous, financially fit life. so embrace your debt, own it and have a rich 2020. >> things you won't do again, right? >

prove that it is living up to international scrutiny well for more on this i'm joined by dr sidney rose from the university of leiden he was formerly worked here at the i.c.j. a significant step forward but it is of course only the start this isn't a final ruling on genocide but it does mean potentially longwinded case will begin now yes yes it's important to note that this provisional measures order does not represent a finding that genocide has taken place instead it's as you said an injunction that requires myanmar now to prevent acts of genocide to ensure that its military security forces do not commit acts of genocide and there are also other requirements that myanmar for example report back to the court and that it prevent the destruction of evidence let's talk specifically about some of the conditions one thing that seems of course an awful awful lot of people off guy. the timing the court has asked me are mark to report back 4 months from today and then consecutively every 6 months so incremental progress supports what does that say to you about the amount of trust the i.c.j. th

number rose steadily for four years.e before that the number rose steadily for four years. there are still a long way to go. and you can find more analysis of those figures on the bbc news website — bbc.co.uk/news the queen's granddaughter, zara phillips, has been banned from driving for six months. the 38 year old equestrian star received the ban after being caught speeding at 91 miles per hour in a 70 zone in gloucestershire. she already had nine points on her licence. her mother, princess anne, was caught speeding on the same stretch of road 19 years ago. time for a look at the weather. here's helen willetts quieter today but more wind and rain on the way. in much brighter and call today in the nautical scholar, wintry showers. to the south the cloud remains and thickened up, rein back and across southern and western areas. from now on it gets wet across it and wales, went out when they are. we could have coastal gales as that which is its way northwards. it called eight the north and turning to snow over the hills. n

dress and the commentary from you says that quote i used to play guitar and sing better with a red rose in my head but you'll need to call jenny from then until now how would you describe it well you might now. i think i am where i'm trying to cut up with myself with my true self i think we're not a when we're born we're not exactly ourselves and we try to reach to the most honest expression of ourselves and i've been trying to find that throughout my musical experimentations and i feel with this album i'm really i'm really there i mean i'm probably still going to search deeper and deeper but. i of course like that was back when i used to live in tunisia there was a different environment political and social except and after that i lived a few years and friends i travelled i toured and i composed made different albums so i feel a little bit less of. a rebel but now i feel like i matured into a warrior and. i think part of coming into the person you're supposed to be for you based on what people are telling us online is the languages that you use for your songs of course you're at least

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>>dy rose kron 4 news.>>boeing has a new head it to add to its 7.37 max debacle while conducting a technical review, the aircraft maker uncovered a new issue with the airplanes computer system. the glitch reportedly occurs during the systems aboard a process that happens wh the plane is on the ground that in-flight the purpose of the problems just like this one, so they cabe fixed. this latest problem is apparently not elated to the software evisions that boeing is mang to the jet's anti-stall software that's the process. investigators really cost 2 of the airplanes crash and kill 346 people and has kept the plane grounded since march. >>for your money tonight, wall street pped off a milestone week with another day of gains for the majoinxes tech stocks powered much of the with communication services and banks, the dow gained 50 points the sdaq climbed 31 points and e s and p 500 rose 12 points to set an all-time high for 4th y this week. us markets will be closed on monday for the martin luer king junior h

yellow rose. god's truth. i'm not going to tell her you guys gave me this. [laughter] [applause] mr. beranek: thank you. [applause] mr. beranek: so i have to tell you something funny. there is a cord that came out back here and i'm like, oh my god, i'm going to kill the president. i wasn't prepared for that today. [laughter] righty,anek: al folks, we have our last speaker, so let's stand up and give mayor pete buttigieg a great iowa welcome. [cheers and applause] mayor pete served as the 32nd mayor of south bend, indiana from 2012 through this month. when he was elected, he became the second youngest mayor in south bend history and the youngest mayor of a u.s. city with at least 100,000 residents. he was only 29 years old. the washington post called him the most interesting mayor you have ever heard of, based on his youth, education and military background. before running for office, mayor pete worked on the political campaigns of jill thompson, joe donnelly and john kerry. he joined the navy reserve in 2009 and served in afghanistan. thank you for your serv