my mother's sister was intellectually disabled, rosemary, but she could see that rosemary could do a of things. they loved their sister, rosemary, but they could see the world didn't love their sister. and it's in this victorian workhouse atmosphere that some 2,000 people with damaged and inadequate brains work out their lives. in the middle of the 20th century, those with learning disabilities were invisible. come on, peter. someone to see you. warehoused, hidden, infanticide, forced sterilisation, shame, ignominy, the supreme court of the united states ruling that they should be sterilised against their will. many of them, if they were lucky, they had a family, but there were so many medical problems, that they usually died very early. my grandpa re nts' life, with all the privileges and supports and opportunities that they had, still, they found nothing for rosemary. they tried to make her into a kennedy, you know? they tried to pretend that she wasn't special because even though the kennedys had money and power, there wasn't really any good place to put rosemary back then. she wa

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i'm rosemary church. it is now washington's move, after iran retaliated for the killing of its top commander. tehran launched more than a dozen missiles, at two bases housing forces in iraq. there were no reports of casualties just yet. >>> after a white house briefing u.s. president donald trump, tweeted all is well. he said he would have a statement on wednesday. the foreign minister tweeted that the response was proportiona proportionate. he says iran doesn't seek escalation or war, but will defend against any aggression. moments ago, the supreme leader spoke in a televised address, saying the region does not accept the u.s. presence. he says that soleimani's death means the revolution is alive. the funeral was delayed for several hours as a stampede in the massive crowd and killed 56 people. >>> cnn has this covered from washington to the middle east. this hour, we'll hear from baghdad, white house correspondent, jeremy diamond, from washington, cnn's international diplomatic editor, nic robertson, an

rosemary? got the attention of many across the globe who wouldn't necessarily be interested in royal news in any other instance. anna stewart, many thanks to you for bringing us up to date on that situation. appreciate it. >>> we'll take a short break here. still to come, the head of human rights watch says he's been denied entry into hong kong. when we come back, we will find out why beijing might take issue with the report he's about to deliver. >>> welcome back, everyone. advocacy group human rights watch says their executive director has been denied entry into hong kong. kenneth rother arrived there on sunday, but says immigration officials gave no reason for keeping him out. for more on this, we want be to turn to cnn's kristie lu stout who joins us live from hong kong. good to see you, christy. what have you learned about them denying human rights executive director kenneth rothe? >> reporter: he flew here for a press conference. he was denied entry and turned back to the airport for immi

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>> reporter: hi there, rosemary. yeah, as you can see, there are still many, many people out here in the streets. we've been out here for several hours. most of the folks that you see here, they came out in the very early morning hours to pay their respects obviously to the body of qassem soleimani who were killed in that united states air-strike. and then also to display their anger. one of the things we keep hearing from a lot of these protesters you see here behind me is they want what they call hard revenge. it's what we keep hearing. i don't know if you can hear the chants coming. a lot of them say "down with the usa" and "death to the usa" extremely angry at the trump administration and president trump in particular for the killing of qassem soleimani who, of course, for these folks here is very much a revered figure. they keep pointing out he's one of the people who fought against isis. they believe that he's someone who made this country safer. of course, the international reputation that he has is often very

. >> and i'm rosemary church. we continue our breaking news coverage on the sudden death of kobe bryant. the basketball legend died in a helicopter crash on sunday along with his teenage daughter and seven other people. >> u.s. aviation officials and local authorities are at the crash site near los angeles investigating what happened. they do say there was low visibility at the time of the crash, but it is still unclear if that played a factor or not. the recovery underway. authorities say it could take a couple of days to complete. >> bryant was an early star in professional basketball. he was drafted into the nba in his teens. >> in 20 seasons, yes, 20, with the lakers. he won five nba championships. set a lengthy list of records. paolo sandoval now with more on his extraordinary life. >> reporter: he was born kobe bean bryant. to the world, the 41-year-old was a global basketball phenomenon. the son of a pro basketball player, the philly native finished high school and was quickly drafted by the nba. >> greatne

fires raging out of control, rosemary.ss the uncertainty now is how long can this last, and what does happen when the rain inevitably stops and temperatures rise back up again. and winds inevitably shift. remember, there's two weeks of tennis play here. the smoke could blow right back in as quickly as it blew out. you know how the weather changes quickly. >> we talked about that. melbourne is known for having four seasons in one day. always carry an umbrella. it is as if australia is reeling from one challenge to the next. as an australian living in the united states looking on, it just breaks my heart to see what the country is going through. will ripley bringing us that live update, that live report from melbourne, australia. many thanks. >>> well, history was made at the 26th screen actors guild awards as hollywood honored the best achievements in television and film. on sunday the south korean film parasite bamt the first foreign language movie to win the best prize. joaquin phoenix took home best actor for his positio

. >> and we are checking with rosemary. all eyes on us for levi's stadium. >> we dressed appropriately. we got the memo. >>> temperatures upper 50s, nearing 60 for levi's stadium for kickoff time. light winds, partly sunny skies expected for the area today, and all of us are expected to warm slightly, not the case at this hour. we are off to a the cold start, and temperatures in the 30s for the inland cities, and 40 for most of us, low 50s out there this morning, and the fog is back, especially for the inland and east bay, and the afternoon highs coming up slightly. details on the forecast, and the extended in a bit. >> thank you, rosemary. >>> happening today, the niners will post the packers in the big game game they have ever played at levi's stadium. ktvu is at levi's stadium for a preview of the game, and it will end with one team with their season ending, and another team headed to the super bowl. a big day. good morning, sarah. >> we hope the team is the niners. the sunrise is beautiful. any indication of how the day

>> reporter: hi there, rosemary. first of all, the turnout for this morning's ceremony has been tremendous. by the way, the people here just broke out into chants "death to america" as i was starting to speak. it happened here intermittently. so it's a giant crowd that's turned out here. they are obviously grieving a great deal, in a great deal of pain. also there is that call for revenge we are hearing from a lot of people. saying fast revenge and harsh revenge. clearly a lot of anger as well. i want to pan around a little bit. you can see the crowds are absolutely gigantic. red flags at the location a couple minutes ago. the people have been literally waiting since the early morning hours to come out and pay their respects. as you can see very clearly right now, to display their anger at the united states, and specifically the trump administration, they're very angry at president trump for the targeted killing of qassem soleimani and glaring revenge, the political and religious leaders have as well. the ceremony ha

rosemary is here. i think we are all still glowing after that big night. >> it was an amazing win. >> fun to watch. not stressful. >> they were ahead the whole time. >> they look great. >>> outside our door, there is the look at levi stadium where it was rocking yesterday. it's a quiet one this morning and we are starting up with partly cloudy skies. visibility is good. temperatures are cool. a lot colder than when we were yesterday morning. under dry conditions. temperatures for inland communities in the 30s this morning. 40s around the bay. santa rosa checking in at 38. san francisco at 45. oakland, upper 30s. 34 in livermore and san jose at 39. so, some of us just about freezing this morning. getting into the afternoon, we will see an increase in cloud cover. think a look at how much colder we are. down by num nine degrees in concord. down by 10 in oakland. if you were joining us yesterday morning with the cloud cover and the added humidity in the air, we were 5- 10 degrees warmer. there we are. bac

i'm rosemary church. >> and i'm michael holmes, welcome to "cnn newsroom." ♪ >>> welcome, everyone, weegin with the crisis between u.s. and iran where trump administration officials tell cnn even a single american casualty from tehran's missile strikes would have resulted in a u.s. attack on iran. instead, the strikes left only moderate damage, not casualties. iraq's prime minister says his country got advanced notice of the strikes and warned the u.s. >> after days of threatening ani annihilati annihilation, president trump took a somber tone at the white house wednesday. he still bragged about u.s. military might but seemed intent on deescalating the situation. take a listen. >> all of our soldiers are safe and only minimal damage was sustained at our military basesmebases. our great american forces are prepared for anything. iran appears to be standing down, which is a good thing for all parties concerned and a very good thing for the world. >> some u.s. officials are suggesting iran's missile strikes missed areas populated by americans on purpose, that the attack was meant to send

back all right, thanks, rosemary. how asking advocates to deliver responding. >>> addressing the latest probably of rat problems in santa rosa. >>> morning sun 2. new evidence on the escalating public health crisis at sonoma counties largest homeless encampment. along with the jewelry and also trail in santa rosa. the nighttime video was shot three weeks ago. you can see rodents moving around the camp. which spans along half a mile.. officials who oversee the trailer expected to begin trapping the rats sometime next week. >>> the people living near there, are now demanding some answers following a frightening incident this week. there was a community this week earlier to discuss monday's night fire and propane tank explosion at the homeless encampment. nobody was injured that the incident is raising a lot of concerns about the growing homeless camp which many santa rosa residents say has made their entire neighborhood and say. this last month, they declared a homeless emergency in response to the growing problems at t

i'm rosemary church, and this is cnn newsroom. let's get started. >>> we're just about a day away from the impeachment trial of president donald trump coming up. each side's strategy and the fight still yet to be settled. >>> plus prince harry's great sadness. why he says the decision to not represent the queen officially was a tough one. >>> and security concerns over an annual gun rights rally that begins in just hours from now. how law enforcement officials are confronting threats of violence on the very day meant to honor an icon of peace. ♪ ♪ >>> we are getting a sense of u.s. president donald trump's defense strategy as his legal team prepares for his impeachment trial in the senate. the house impeachment managers met sunday. to see the seven of them there led by house intelligence committee chairman adam schiff. they will walk through the senate chamber in the coming hours as part of their trial preparation. the white house will file its legal brief by noon on the charges of abuse of power and obstruction of congress. mr. t

you are watching cnn newsroom and i'm rosemary church. let's get started. >>> it's been ten days since the attack on iran's top military commander, and the white house is still leaving us with more questions than answers. fears of another eruption lead to a large-scaly evacuation. we have the latest on the philippine's tal volcano. and he's rich, he's famous, he's accused of killing his best friend. we will look ahead to the trial of robert durst. ♪ ♪ >>> and we start with grief and outrage in iran after the government admitted it shot down a passenger jet last week, killing 176 people on board. and that has led to anti-government protests and the unrest is spreading. authorities say shooting the plane was a mistake and they have apologized. but protesters are demanding those responsible be brought to justice. police have responded to the protests with tear gas and a witness says they even shot into the air in an effort to disperse crowds. cnn's nic robertson has more now from abu dhabi. >> reporter: chants of death to the supreme leader,

rosemary? >> all right. jomana karadsheh bringing us that live report from baghdad. many thanks. >> all right. let's turn our attention now to the saudi capital riyadh. that's where we find our nic robertson. the dance continues in a way. more sanctions. has it changed in any meaningful way or do you see more chapters of this ahead? >> reporter: for sure there are more chapters. one of the key questions is does tehran feel the game has changed? if we think about what happened here, you know, united states maximum pressure sanctions, put additional sanctions on iran. iran's response, strike tankers in the golf. mo in the gulf. more sanctions were put on, iran's response was to incaress, you know, the sort of message to proxies in iraq to target u.s. forces there. it eventually gets to the point where the united states kills qassem soleimani, a massive spike in ratcheting up and destabilizing of the situation. iran's response comes and then now president trump says, yes, he thinks potentially ira

i'm frank mallicoat, and here's rosemary, too, and it feels like a sunday. >> we have been talking about it for days, and we hope for a good gay. we have good weather, and there's a look at levi stadium. the rain will move out in time for the afternoon, under partly cloudy skies, and temperatures in the 50s over areas of santa clara for the second part of the day. storm tracker 2. we are seeing scattered showers over the bay area. right over the coastline of the north bay there, and stretching over in to hills, and we will get into areas of half moon bay, and also a few scattered showers there, and backing up some, you can tell not much going on. sprinkles over the santa clara mountains. calling for scattered showers, mostly cloudy skies by the afternoon. partly cloudy, cool, and breezy, and coming along with the temperatures, and we will talk about what you can expect for the rest of the weekend. the king tides are back, more on that in a bit. >>> thank you, rosemary. >>> developing news we are following for you this morning. u.s. officials say two u.s. service members killed and two ot

meteorologist rosemary orozco is watching it coming this direction. it is definitely cloudy. >> a little bit breezy ahead of the system. over the north bay, the rain is already on. it started earlier this morning. here's a look at san francisco. we remain mainly dry. i can almost guarantee we have had a few sprinkles, maybe some drizzle. we have had some and oakland as well. it is not only the north bay seeing the rain. take a look at novato. if you take a look to the north, we received quite a bit of rain. an inch reported since early this morning. meanwhile, napa reporting 4/100 of an inch. petaluma, a little bit more than a 10th of an inch. here's a look at storm tracker 2. most of that rain resides over the north bay. it is going to take another hour to before it can get to the central bay. we are seeing widespread rain around highway one. searching over into napa valley, into sonoma, we have late scattered showers reported. into the central bay, a little different story. i'm sure we have drizzle this morning. not seeing a lot on the radar. or the

rosemary. >> i would agree. it's going to be a great day sunday in miami.r us, we are going to be cooling it down by quite a bit. here's a look at what is going on across doors san francisco. we do have a few clouds. not quite as cloudy as we started but we'll go with partly cloudy to mostly sunny for your afternoon. temperatures in the 60s for today. some areas, upper 60s nearing 70 degrees at this hour. tomorrow, we do begin to cool down. right now, sunday looks like it's going to be the coolest day. i will show you those numbers in the extended forecast. there is a slight chance we could get it you sprinkles. a view of storm tracker 2, all that cloud cover that we started off with. we had mostly cloudy skies. we had fog this morning as well. even sfo still reporting a little fog it is our. the ridge of high pressure will remain locked in for the next day or so. it will begin to break down. the system will continue to work through the pacific northwest. eventually, it will give california scattered shower activity. the sierra is expected to pick up snow b

had to buy a new system for over $65000.00 euros but the 1st batch of rosemary looks promising and he's sure his investment will soon pay out. it's good to be reminded that protecting the environment always brings i'm afraid we're now coming to the end of this week's episode of africa but we'll be looking forward to seeing you once again next week i am sound of coming to you from kampala here in uganda. by phone now sandra it was a pleasure co-hosting the show with you i'm to our viewers out there remember you can find out more about environmental issues protection and activities of others sustainability wise on our social media platforms for now i'm now it's actually from the should it's gotten in lagos saying bye bye see you again next week. good good good good. good good. good. good. margolis or the song are full we live in a world that's filled with plastic. blaster garbage. the consequences for nature and the environment are catastrophic what can politicians and businesses what can we do to fix this problem the world is drowning in plastic garbage. made in germany in the 30 minute

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let's bring rosemary into the picture. we all wore red. >> the chinese new year, the parade coming up in a couple of weeks and the 49ers. >> and we just came from the holidays where we tend to wear red as well. >> it's a lucky holiday. you can't go wrong. >> i'm feeling pretty lucky. how about you? we've got some nice weather to start your weekend. we are going to remain mainly dry. here is some fog where the golden gate bridge is covered in it. we will have that possibility of scattered showers over the north bay and as we get into the late-night hours, it will stretch into the central and south bay. here are the headlines for you. mostly cloudy, patchy fog out there this morning. we will check in on your visibility in just a moment. for the afternoon, mix of sun and clouds. chance of northbay showers before we all see the rain and the overnight showers. i have a timeline of the system, how much we can expect, and your temperatures coming right up. >>> chinese new year celebrations are being canceled or cut back because o

i went into a little anteroom and got rosemary would on the phone. -- rosemary wood on the phone. i said, senator urban and senator baker would like to speak to the president. she said, hold on, and i will be back with you. well, you have to remember that during that time president nixon had been saying the committee is out to get me. well, unknown to me, the president gets on the line and says, senator urban, this is richard nixon. he wasn't talking to senator urban. he was talking to me. i blurted out, mr. president, senator urban wants to get you. on the phone. i'm sorry, mr. president, on the phone. [laughter] so, we put the president on with senator urban and senator baker. they thoughtm -- under the separation of powers that he should honor the subpoena -- they hadn't even talked about the subpoena at that time, that he should turn over the tapes voluntarily. he said no. that's when the committee voted they would have to subpoena the president. no procedure for delivering a subpoena, because it had never been done before to the president as the chief operating officer of the

rosemary, if this we re something else.nal, what would the ramifications potentially be ?m unintentional, what would the ramifications potentially be? it is important to note that it would be very peculiar if it was an intentional attack on that aircraft, because it was a passenger plane and a lot of the passengers were iranians, or canadian— iranian dual nationals. and it was a ukrainian airlines plane. so, what motive an iranian fire of a missile could have possibly had for bringing it down is ha rd possibly had for bringing it down is hard to discern. but maybe covering up hard to discern. but maybe covering upa mistake hard to discern. but maybe covering up a mistake is what's going on and the assumption, or the wrong assumption that this was a military aircraft up to no good, possibly related to the americans. sadly, this whole crisis between the united states and iran over the past week or so states and iran over the past week or so in its last iteration, has had several echoes of the past. whether the fact that the u

i'm rosemary church. >> and i'm michael holmes. we continue our breaking news coverage of the death of kobe bryant, the former lakers star dead in a helicopter crash on sunday at the age of 41. >> he and his 13-year-old daughter gianna were among nine people killed when the aircraft went down just outside of los angeles. authorities have been on the scene trying to figure out what happened. cnn's nick watt is there with the very latest. >> reporter: well, the first priority is the recovery of the bodies, and then the identification, and then the investigation will really kick into top gear. now, the ntsb is sending 18 people from the east coast. the faa has been on the scene through sunday, being helped by local law enforcement. they've all been looking at, of course, the safety record of the helicopter itself, the record of the pilot, the route, any radio communications, and also the weather. now, we have been told by the l.a. police department that sunday morning around the time of this crash, the l.a.p.d. grounded their helicopt

let's bring in rosemary with today's weather. >> all right.good weather coming our way. sal we're drying out first of all after a really good rain maker in the last 24 hours or so. snow in the sierra, 1 to 2 feet reported there. let's take a look at some of our rainfall amounts anywhere from half an inch to an inch, to an inch and a half reported in quite a few areas. san francisco picked up about an inch and a quarter. san jose happened for you there. more than an inch reported in oakland. santa rosa at half an inch. hayward .8, and ben lowman reporting more than an inch and a half and areas north reporting close to two and a half. we'll be partly sunny, partly cloudy for today. if you are just joining us, a little bit of snow still falling over our sierra foot hills. the advisory has expired for winter travel, but you could see for yourself there, it's going to continue at least for the next few hours and then we do dry out. i'll have a look at your tahoe forecast in just a moment. let's take a look at hours as we get into the afternoon. we

rosemary says it rked of alcohol vomit and human feces when she returned home, the next day. >>devastating but it made me so mad, it's that i wanted to. the help i bring these people tojustice and what i have found just in the last few days since this has occurred is that. >>my house is only one of many houses th this is happening t and that these teens they post a map they target your property and they come in and they vandalize it. >>the santa rosa police confirmed that theare investigating this case they say that this is nothing new that this has been happening over the past couple of years. rosemary says that she's handed over all of those videos to police and hope that they catch the suspects bore this happens to someone else's ho reporting live santa rosa taylor, the psac ii kron 4 news. >>thanyou taylor now to another story you'll e only on kron 00:04am tonight, a small business owner in the east bay is speaking out saying enough is enough with ease targeted her family's brentwood restaurant by breaking in this timethrough the roof. >>krofour's j r stone is live outsid

rosemary? how is our weekend going to wrap up today. >> if you're speaking out about getting out to have some breakfast, walk the dog, we do have are the cloudy, mostly clear skies, light winds, not a lot of fun to go around this morning. definitely cold, temperatures sinking into the 30s, some of our inland cities, we do have dry conditions expected for today, at least most of us. we get a very slight chance for a few scattered showers over the north day. here's the in the lake county and further north. here's the look at that storm, that is going to slip into the bay area right around noontime, 1:00, maybe a few sprinkles. our better chance for at least all of us get a scattered showers cut comes in on tuesday. there's the system and you as we get into the afternoon. it afternoon, centre basalt may, mostly clear, dry, perhaps a few sprinkles right along the coastline there. that's going to be about it. mondays and friday, we are now on the tuesday morning we start out mostly clear. as we get

the homeowner, rosemary believes once inside the women declared what is known as a bootleg party via social media. dozens of people arrived and the destruction began. >> holes in the floor. we have an armchair that was taken and thrown down the stairs. >> reporter: the chair smashed walls and ceilings on the way down. nonworking bathroom toilets filled with vomit. closets covered in urine, empty, broken liquor bottles across the floor. >> i looked at it was just, it was just destroyed. there were broken glass everywhere, alcohol bottles, the whole house smell like pot. >> reporter: rosemary isn't the only one to be attacked. emily lives nearby, her house is completed but she was away for one night. >> there was broken glass in my bedroom, my mattress was turned around, there were condoms in my bed, condom wrappers in my home. >> reporter: the santa rosa police are not commenting about the invasions except to say the investigation is ongoing. in santa rosa, don ford, kpix 5. >> that is grim. >>> as we have a look tonight around the bay area we have fog forming and that will interfere

we have a football game coming up on sunday and beautiful weather expected, don't we rosemary? >> yes we do. we will have dry conditions at levi stadium on sunday. and we are looking forward to that because we have been stuck in the low 50s for quite some time. this is the rainfall total of listing for this latest storm. pretty impressive totals. over 1 inch in oakland. the farther north you go, the more you did receive. that is good news because look where we stand. 55% in oakland as far as the season. the next chance for rain looks like tuesday. right now we have partly sunny skies. this system will remain to the north of us for the next few days. this is the futurecast model going all the way out to tuesday before coming back around. we do expect the clouds to be with us sunday. filtered sunshine expected. on monday, it is dry. things do change by tuesday. tuesday morning will be our best shot to see more rain and snow in the sierras. if you are going to the game on sunday, upper 40s expected at kickoff time. partly cloudy conditions expected as well. we are in the upper 40s

the owner, rosemary, says this surveillance video shows teens entering her empty santa rosa home forty friday night. and the next morning she found this, bottles and broken glass everywhere, furniture destroyed, and walls with holes in them. >> just looking at, you know, the dream of my beautiful finished house being just -- it's that feeling of doom. it's like someone pouring gasoline. >> rosemary says they were able to find a video of the party publicly posted on snapchat but that police -- they have yet to make any arrests. >> that is so mean. what a shame. >> i know. so sad. >>> we are counting down to super bowl sunday when the 49ers take on the kansas city chiefs. >> what is everybody doing in the days leading up to sunday. larry beil is live in miami. he's having a pretty good time. >> oh yeah. a lot of people are just standing around like this taking goofy photos. the dangers of social media. anyway, there's a handful of 49ers who have previous super bowl experience and emmanuel sanders happens to be among them. sanders was with the denver broncos in super bowl l. i spoke wit

the owner, rosemary, says this surveillance video shows teens entering her empty santa rosa home for a party friday night. and the next morning she found this, bottles and broken glass everywhere, furniture destroyed, and walls with holes in them. >> just looking at, you know, the dream of my beautiful finished house being just -- it's that feeling of doom. it's like someone pouring gasoline. >> rosemary says they were able to find a video of the party publicly posted on snapchat but that police -- they have yet to make any arrests. >> that is so mean. what a shame. >> i know. so sad. >>> we are counting down to super bowl sunday when the 49ers take on the kansas city chiefs. >> what is everybody doing in the days leading up to sunday. larry beil is live in miami. he's having a pretty good time. >> oh yeah. a lot of people are just standing around like this taking goofy photos. the dangers of social media. anyway, there's a handful of 49ers who have previous super bowl experience and emmanuel sanders happens to be among them. sanders was with the denver broncos in super bowl l. i spo

the homeowner rosemary yates tells me she lived here for more than 20 years and raise her family here so you can only imagine how she felt when it was destroyed in the tubbs fire. she says she chose rebuild that this was the only place she considered home, so of course you can only imagine again how she felt. >>but she returned over the weekend to find all of that destruction. she says she left her home friday night and not even a couple hours later that'swhen 2 teens broke in the party started they were jumping on the tabe you saw them to do that in the video. >>they then took one of these chairs. us on the top of the wall. >>down on the wall below rose mary yates is now dealing with thousands of dollars in damageafter teams broke into her unfinished santa rosa home friday night and threw a party that was here with my fiance we left the property at 5.24. the 5.28. that camera that you just saw picked up 2 girls coming up the back steps. he'd says they got in through a window propped open the gate and people started showing up this was all caught on home surveillance system you see co

here's rosemary orozco with our weekend watch. >> into the weekend, here's what's happening. oakland restaurant week is underway with special events, menus, and deals being offered in multiple eateries throughout the city. >> had to oakland chinatown for the lunar new year's bazaar. featuring dancing, music, martial arts and vendors. >>> and the north bay, the napa lighted art festival begins this weekend. napa valley's hot air balloons will be displayed as part of this year's art after dark it. >>> and the south bay, car enthusiasts will gather at the san jose convention center for the auto show. you'll find electric cars, concept cars, luxury models, and test drive will be available. >> in san francisco, if the final weekend of cirque du soleil. running through sunday at oracle park. >> join in the laughter at a sketch press. a two week event with many activities happening around the city. >> on sunday, leave the pants behind and hop on b.a.r.t. between 1:00 and 4:00 for the 19th annual no pants ride, followed by an after party. >> in sports, the 49ers host the biking. the

the anteroom and got rosemary on the phone because i knew the number. i said senator urban and senator baker would like to speak to the president. she said, hold on. i will be back with you. you have to remember that during that time, president nixon had been saying for -- committee is out to get me. unknown to me, the president gets on the line and says, senator urban, this is richard nixon. he was not talking to senator urban. he was talking to me. i said, mr. president, senator urban wants to get you. on the phone. we put the president on with senator urban and senator baker. they said he should honor the subpoena. they did not even talk about the subpoena at that time. that he should turn over the tapes voluntarily. he said no. that is when the committee voted they would have to subpoena the president. since there was no procedure for delivering a subpoena because it had never been done before on president. as the chief operating officer, i chose myself. if you want to know the truth, i chose myself to deliver the subpoena. you have got to have a co

[applause] rosemary: good afternoon. thank you all for coming out here tonight, or this afternoon i should say, to hear from another presidential candidate. it is so great to live in the state of iowa, where other states who are -- who would like to be active, to see our representatives and see our candidates, don't get the opportunity to do so. fortunate are really that we get to see our candidates up close and personal, and have the opportunity to make those decisions. they are so very critical for the nominating process. before i get started, i would like to introduce a couple -- one person in particular. ivy schuster. she is running for state senate in our district -- [applause] ruby ball daca who is running for our house eat is not here this afternoon. she had a previous engagement but i do want to mention her. please welcome them and get to know them so that you can do a nextand educated vote november for our statehouse. one of the things -- i would not chair if i did not take the time to talk a little is toout how

produced reactions more widely, with chris clode e—mailing: but others had a different view, such as rosemaryhurst: finally, it's notjust what's on the news which elicits comments from newswatch viewers, but also the bits in between the news. like this: bbc news theme plays that countdown sequence familiar to all viewers of the bbc news channel is a pet hate of rosy bubb. she explains: thank you for all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions on bbc news and current affairs or even appear on the programme, do e—mail us, and do have a look at our website, where you can watch previous discussions and interviews we've broadcast. that's all from us. we will be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. hello there. despite some strong winds in the far north of scotland on friday was a better day in terms of sunshine across the country. you can see this from the weather watch picture in surrey, hardly a cloud in the sky. those clear skies by day, they have stayed with us through the night so it means a chilly start to saturday morning, particul

let's go to rosemary orozco. you like this weather. >> while you enjoy your cup of coffee or hot tea. but then once it's time to go we will see some blue skies. that is what we see this morning. the clouds are beginning to clear and the rain is winding down for sunday afternoon, partly cloudy and dry conditions. outside our doors, perhaps drizzle and a few lingering showers. mainly dry. in this year as snow continues to fall between 6000 and 7000 feet so you will need the chains or snow tires getting over the passes and into the sierra at least for the start of your sunday. it will be winding down later today. partly cloudy and drive for the afternoon and next chance for rain on tuesday. a look at temperatures for day and extended forecast in a pet. >>> starting tonight the subway will be closed each night for the next week. service will and every night at 9:30 pm so maintenance can be done. trains are going to continue to run on the aboveground routes during the closure. subway service will resume every day in t

but others had a different view, such as rosemary wild. and, for geoff swindlehurst... notjust what's on the news which elicits comments from newswatch viewers, but also the bits in between the news. like this... that countdown sequence familiar to all viewers of the bbc news channel, is a pet hate of rosy bubb. she explains... thank you for all your comments this week. if you want to shake your opinions on bbc news and current affairs or even appear on the programme, do e—mail... and do have a look at our website, where you can watch previous discussions and interviews we've broadcast. that's all from us, we will be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. good evening. today brought some of the brightest weather of the year so far for many parts of the uk. quite a lot of sunshine around once we'd cleared these areas of cloud away to the east. behind me, there is more cloud showing up. that will be rolling in to affect some of us through the weekend. for the time being, though, we are in the grip of some relatively chilly air. it is

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rosemary is here to tell us about that rain that is moved in this morning. >> it is just a weak systemy january standards. some of us are seeing the scanners shower activity. giving you a look her have a lot of cloud cover in place. fog out there this morning. drizzle, light rain as well. giving you a few here of storm tracker 2. we have watched as the system brought rain to the north bay and then the central bay and slowly shifting into the south bay. we'll start in the south where we have isolated showers falling over the santa cruz mountains. maybe some just on the east edge right around san jose. as we go to the inter-east bay, we have light rain falling around the take a look at what is happening to the north. we are beginning to clear out. santa rosa, partly cloudy conditions. again, this system continues to slide from the central bay into the south bay and then out of here. here's a look at the availability. half moon bay, half-mile. everybody else looking okay. for folks on the roadways this noon hour, winds are coming from the south still and anywhere from 10 to 15 miles per h

let's check in with rosemary right now. kind of a mild start. >> a lot of cloud cover. over the north, a little cooler. here's a look from san francisco as we take a look across the bay. we do have a mix of sun and clouds. today, i mainly dry day. the north he does have a chance for a few scattered showers and we've already seen some today. santa rosa 54 degrees. temperatures in and around the east bay, low 60s reported. a few degrees warmer than yesterday. up i 4 degrees in novato. concorde, 6 degrees. i little bit of fog to start the day. visibility at this point looking okay. 7 miles over santa rosa. 8 at half moon bay. you are in good shape. we do have a system that is going to bring us rain as we get into the weekend. it is really going to be scoured scattered shower activity. here's a look at the future cast . mostly cloudy skies for today. by tonight, a little bit of rain. furthermore northbay today, we will called for a slight chance of on and off light showers. tomorrow morning, mostly cloudy skies. we could be a little bit of drizzle as well. into the afternoo

. >>> let's check in with rosemary, not a lot of blue sky around. >> a lot of cloud cover in bay we had spindles early on but for the most part it's mainly dry and giving you a look and you can sea fog. the winds are generally light, temperatures relatively mild for this time of year. we have a warm-up coming your way but let's talk about what's happening first. 54 degrees in santa rosa, san francisco at 60, upper 50s in oakland and livermore, 86 degrees. san jose pearlie cuddy, 57. storm tracker showing it's dry, the rater is quiet at the moment, if we pull back a little bit you can see the pacific northwest and northern california getting in on activity for the day. for tomorrow, we have scattered showers in the forecast although it doesn't look like much. take a look at what we are seeing as we will through monday , uneventful besides the cloud cover. look at tuesday morning, 7 am over areas of lake county and the north edge of sonoma county. could have a few sprinkles, a little bit of drizzle, you can see most of that moisture to the north. around 9:00 and 10:00 it shifts, scattered

. >> we're going to check our weather right now and rosemary's here for that. >>> yes, so outside ourrs this evening mainly dry. a few sprinkles this morning. a little bit of fog to start the day but all in all it's been a mild one out there with a mix of partly sunny conditions. as we get into your bay area tuesday, we will have an opportunity and a few scattered showers as we talked about in the last half hour this system not going bring us much. areas over washington, oregon even california. but for us by the time it reaches the bay area it pretty much falls apart. here's a look at what we're expecting going into tomorrow morning. perhaps a little bit of patchy drizzle and then lake county and the north edge of sonoma county. as we go ahead into the second part of the morning, the early afternoon it does begin to push through but it has a hard time holding together. here's a look at i-80. here's a look at the coastline right about lunchtime. we may have a few sprinkles over the sierra as well. but by the afternoon it continues to shift south. you'll notice how areas over san jose w

percentage point jump, the nasdaq is well over three quarters of a percent pick >> let's get to rosemary too outside pick >> hello to you. a pretty winter day out there and the key being winter, because it is chilly after a very cold start and fog around the bay area. we are now with partly sunny skies, and a nice before you there over san francisco. san francisco at 54 degrees. the inner east bay 63 for livermore as we head to the north, even cooler than that. never 50 degrees outside your door, upper 40s reported in -- for many, these temperatures are warmer than what we were 24 hours ago. livermore by two, oakland life you become the increasing cloud cover is associated with a system that will bring us rain by tonight, looks like a very weak way, very similar to what we have been experiencing recently, hayward right now reporting an onshore breeze at eight, sfo reporting 10, livermore reporting 10. we have a bit of a breeze out there, could be a little bit breezy or as the system continues to move closer to the bay area. right now, we are dry with the clouds in place, you can see nort

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