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haven's beloved russell neighborhood -- known as the decimated. decades to come, the banks also engaged in redlining, literally drawing red lines ty considered too "high risk" to offer loans or insurance -- communities that were mostly african-american. louisville's former mayor, charles farnsley, laughed when he described the motive behind the so-called renewal project. mayor farnsley: their motive was, as they told me, to drive the negro back from the central area. they felt that way downtown wouldn't become the black belt. it was a childish idea because the streets were still open. and it was a cruel thing. urban renewal was called negro removal by the negroes, and that's what it was. it almost always tore down the homes of black people or poor people. soledad: today, a new renewal effort is underway -- this time one that aims to include african americans in the recovery. the project -- called "russell: a place of promise-- $867 million to revive that neighborhood, just west of louisville's bustling downtown. sadiqa reynolds, president of the u

vanessa russell is the founder of "love never fails."ganization that advocates for survivors of human trafficking. her retail store in hayward raises funds for people who have been exploited for sex and have been rescued from abuse. and, as the super bowl approaches, she reminds us that although trafficking is a year-long problem -- it's magnified during this time of the year. january is national slavery and human trafficking prevention month. vanessa russel/love never fails- "studies have shown that not necessarily by percentage of people, uh, an increase in activity, but where ever you have an increase in people, you're going to have an increase in human trafficking." the game is being played in atlanta, but russell says you should be on the lookout for and report pimps and their victims being shuttled from local airports to the big event.vanessa russel/love never fails- "we should definitely look out for people who are not in possession of their own identification, seeming to be, um, forced to come too and fro, maybe they're not able

molly russell's story... and that's gone. ..has sparked a debate...count their profits in the billions, and they turn round and say to us that they can't protect our children? ..that may change social media for good. do you have the power to compel them to do what needs to be done? yes, absolutely. and it's also struck a chord with families across the country. like ian and his daughter libby, so horrified by what happened to molly that they've decided to speak out. libby once had 8,000 followers on instagram. 16 and now firmly in recovery, libby used to self—harm, an obsession learned on and fed by the platform. i don't think it made me do it, but i think it definitely accelerated the severity of it, because i'd see people and then and then you'd almost go, "that's ok, then, it doesn't matter how bad it gets because they're not dead, it hasn't killed them doing that". so it kind of made it feel more safe to do it worse. her dad tried to get the worst content taken down, but says it was a waste of time. you go, "right, i'll try and get rid of this acco

russell sabe subirse al refrigerador y beber agua.n angélica. ¿por qué los tienen vestidos--? jorge: ellos prefieren estar vestidos en la casa que afuera, cuando hay frío se ponen hoodies, el gorrito, guantecitos, son friolentos. tania: a pesar que tienen un closet lleno de ropa, todos los días les damos cuatro a cinco horas sin ropa. andrea: ellos cuentan que al haber nacido en cautiverio, los monitos se sienten mejor arropados, especialmente a la noche. la mayor parte del día la pasan aquí en el patio al descubierto. los monos comen cada dos o tres horas y tienen una dieta especial. tania: tienen remolacha, ají... andrea: pese al trabajo y los costos del cuidado, para los sánchez nada se compara con el amor que reciben. por este amor, tania y jorge se han recluido en su hogar y han tomado sabias decisiones. tania: hace siete años que no salimos en un crucero por no dejarlos. andrea: jorge ha adaptado su camioneta a toby, angélica y russell. jorge: aquí tienen su cinturón, y van asegurada con llave, porque lo abren todo. andrea: ¿no

remember molly russell? we told you about her last night.m helped kill my daughter. just 1a when she took her own life, her instagram account full of posts about depression and suicide. our investigation found common hashtags and search terms lead to a world of self—harm — but that's not all. amongst the disturbing images and videos, adverts for some of britain's biggest and most reputable brands and companies. look, marks & spencer next to images of self—harm. and dune, a worldwide fashion brand. even charities like the british heart foundation. they told us... instagram is owned by facebook, this is its london headquarters. the company says it simply does not allow material that glorifies suicide and self harm, and as for adverts, they are not targeted at individual pieces of content or videos. it is tragic, a really disturbing story. but the advertising industry is losing patience. brands do not want to see their advertising appearing in this context, which is why we need an independent oversight body funded by the industry, potentially i

remember molly russell? we told you about her last night.hen she took her own life, her instagram account full of posts about depression and suicide. our investigation found common hashtags and search terms lead to a world of self harm — but that is not all. amongst the disturbing images and videos, adverts for some of britain's biggest and most reputable brands and companies. look, marks & spencer next to images of self—harm. and dune, a worldwide fashion brand. even charities like the british heart foundation. they told us... instagram is owned by facebook, this is its london headquarters. the company said it simply does not allow material that glorifies suicide and self harm, and as for adverts, they are not targeted at individual pieces of content or videos. it is tragic, a really disturbing story. but the advertising industry is losing patience. brands do not want to see their advertising appearing in this context, which is why we need an independent oversight body funded by the industry, potentially international in scope, which stops

molly russell was just 1a years old when she took her own life. had no idea that anything was wrong. it was only after her death when they looked at her social media accounts that they saw the dark world she'd been looking at online. today, amid a rise in suicide and self—harm among young people, the government has called on social media companies to take more responsibility for damaging online content. molly's father, ian russell, who has worked for the bbc, says he believes instagram was partly responsible for his daughter's death. instagram says it blocks and removes content which promotes self harm or suicide. i must warn you that this report by our correspondent angus crawford is extremely upsetting. this is the story of molly russell. molly was the youngest of three sisters. at the time, she seemed to be a very ordinary teenager. she was 1a. she was enthusiastic. she handed her homework in that night. she packed her bags and was preparing to go to school the next day. and then when we woke up the next morning, she was dead. it's just very sa

russell is one of the senior members of the house and senate. it is a little hideaway. he cooks shrimps and pralines two or three times a year. mr. cronkite: here is the first lady and mrs. humphrey. and cbs news color coverage of the inauguration of richard nixon continues in a moment. ♪ mr. cronkite: this is walter cronkite with roger mudd, peering through those eyeglasses at the moment, at the presidential inaugural stand here. there are not many people behind us on the steps of the white house. george herrmann is there on the stand. george? george: i am hidden here. i am here with the david eisenhower. david, how many of these inaugurals have you been to? david: i've only been to one other. everything is a blur. people are telling you where to go and what to do. you just follow orders. george: is it a busy time? >> yeah. george: i would like to see if your wife has the same feeling about it. i just wanted to ask you how many of inaugurals you have been to now and what you remember most? >> this is my third. i remember in 1953, i sat on my uncle's lap. in 1956, i rem

the russell 2000 was below that, but we also see the russell 2000 has not made it above the roughly 55 level on its rsi. it's pretty much contained. maybe we have downside ahead for the russell 2000, but today, the best readings since november 2016. romaine: in about 15 minutes, the cio at double on capital is giving his webcast. this is where he makes the big calls for when he sees what is going to happen for the year. last year, he turned out to be pretty right on a lot of issues. the euro stoxx 50, he called that a value drop -- strap. he was right on his calls about the two-year treasuries and corporate credit. he missed out on a few things, including his call on the dollar. he called for short-term rally in the dollar that he said would reverse later. the big move actually was not a rally, it was a huge decline immediately after he made that call. by the time we got to april, the dollar went on a phenomenal rally. from mid april through the end of the year. as of today, the dollar is when hehan the level gave his webcast in january 2018. he called commodities a screening by, which

music to bay area trafficking survivor advocate vanessa russell.ho owns the non-profit organization and store called "love never fails" based in hayward... both raise funds for trafficking survivors.vanessa russell/love never fails- "what a great thing for us to be able to get 339 people, identified as exploiters and put on notice that this is not going unnoticed. this is not ok, and now they have to deal with, sort of, what are they going to do next." several bay area law enforcement agencies and partners were involved in the operation... including the contra costa county sheriff's and district attorney's offices... as well as the concord, pittsburg, novato and san rafael police departments. the san rafael police department says it made five arrests alone.vanessa russell/love never fails- "restoring survivors is part of our mission because its really not enough to rescue. you've been traumatized. you need clinical, you need housing. you need workforce development. you need help being reunified with your family -- your children. dozens of survivors

molly russell's story... and that's gone. ..has sparked a debate...es that count their profits in the billions, and they turn round and say to us that they can't protect our children? ..that may change social media for good. do you actually have the power to compel them to do what you think needs to be done? yes, absolutely. and it's also struck a chord with families across the country, like ian and his daughter, libby, so horrified by what happened to molly, they've decided to speak out. libby once had 8,000 followers on instagram. 16 and now firmly in recovery, libby used to self—harm, an obsession learned on and fed by the platform. i don't think it made me do it, but i think it definitely accelerated the severity of it because i see people, and then you'd go, that's ok, then. it doesn't matter how bad it gets because they are not dead, it hasn't killed them, doing that, so it made it feel more safe to go to do it worse. her dad tried to get the worst content taken down but says it was a waste of time. you go, right, i'll try and get rid of this ac

molly russell's story... and that's gone. ..has sparked a debate...ay to us that they can't protect our children? ..that may change social media for good. do you have the power to compel them to do what needs to be done? yes, absolutely. and it's also struck a chord with families across the country. like ian and his daughter libby, so horrified by what happened to molly that they've decided to speak out. libby once had 8,000 followers on instagram. 16 and now firmly in recovery, libby used to self—harm, an obsession learned on and fed by the platform. i don't think it made me do it, but i think it definitely accelerated the severity of it, because i'd see people and then you'd almost go, "that's ok, then, it doesn't matter how bad it gets because they're not dead, it hasn't killed them, doing that". so it kind of made it feel more safe to do it worse. her dad tried to get the worst content taken down, but says it was a waste of time. you go, "right, i'll try and get rid of this account, there must be a way to stop it", and there's nothing. and they're

russell fuller is in melbourne for us.o look forward to later russell but what's happening at the moment? we are watching naomi masako, the us champion from japan, who has dropped the first set. she is full-1 down. the taiwanese hsueh has an unorthodox game, including drop shots and the first set however has gone to sevastova. svitolina has taken the first set against keys of the united states but everyone is looking forward to serena williams has beaten simona halep in a previous meetings. followed by novak djokovic, the world number one, followed by one rising stars, daniel medvedev of russia. we know better than to write off roger federer but he was beaten by tsitsipas of greece. he has made miracles by winning the australian open in each of the last two years. i would not say he can't win another grand slam title but a five set match, with insta nces title but a five set match, with instances recently when he lost to kevin anderson in five sets, tojohn millman of australia and the fourth round of a brutally humid night

russell robinson, i represent halcyon. are these not working? >> you might need to turn on the other mic? >> thank you. there we are. i'd like to say, first off, that halcyon is aware of its responsibilities, obligations as a good neighbor in the 11 street district. it's attempted to meet or at least meet and confer with the two neighbors in particular who are voicing the vast majority of all these complaints that you see referenced. and i want to talk about these complaints, because in the greater context, that's what's driving this situation here. and i don't want to mince words here. halcyon is aware that it has stayed open past 4:00 a.m., and those nights that were not previously indicated 30 days in advance, at least 30 days in advance, halcyon's aware of the fact and has taken steps to mitigation that situation, and will in the future be providing at least three days notice no later than the preceding month. so in other words, on december 31st, the planning commission will have the schedule for february . and not just the late nights, but

russell hasn't had a chance to get in on this. let me give you that chance now, russell what stands out or what we should be talking about that we haven't talked about yet? >> yes i think really important part of netflix as overall strategy is not constant roll of attention, feedback loop of getting people to cancel, and come back, netflix is targeting all of these smaller streaming sites. connell: in particular with the announcement of -- coming to the service later on in the year. this is long-term strategy for netflix worked really well, targeting smaller groups to keep them in, keep the feedback loop amongst much greater circulation of users. i think that is a long-term strategy that doesn't have competition and will keep doing interesting things over this year. connell: that is an interesting point. jack, you're seeing something else. what other point did you want to make? >> the netflix for decision for investors has nothing to do whether the service is a good deal here. the service is fantastic deal here because the company

russell, you?disney is going to be a big problem for netflix moving forward but netflix has demonstrated an incredible ability to pull in sources that are just new and fresh and from other elements of pop culture. i really think the idea of throwing money at this problem is actually the only way to stave off the inevitable rush of people leaving netflix for disney. liz: there is even a saturday night live segment now about people pitching and they get two words into the pitch for an executive at netflix and the executive says i'll buy it. >> it's interesting when there's a head line about something netflix won't take. that ends up being a big deal. that's how funny that is now. liz: fabulous. great to see you guys. thank you so very much. >> happy new year. liz: happy new year, russell, kevin, thank you. we will revisit this in december, see how they did. >>> tesla, driving perilously close to a ditch at this hour. the closing bell ringing in 16 minutes. elon musk, is his empire the biggest drag on

we are in the russell building which is the oldest of the three senate office buildings. of what youteristic would think of a senate office being. they have fireplaces, they tell me they work but i have not tried mine out. there are several suites. have our press suite,n one s administrative staff in another and the senator has his own office. the chief of staff 's office is usually next to the senators. office typically has -- we use it as a second conference room. we have a full conference room but we also have a conference table in my office to accommodate other meetings. indo tend to have more space the russell in particular. it tends to be older and more ornate. the heart building is more modern and the staff tends to prefer it but the members tend to like the russell. host: your boss is going to be the ranking member of the house administration committee, what role does that to midi in orientation and setting the rules and guidelines for capitol hill offices? theince they oversee members handbook which is the guiding document to help members navigate the house, hous

molly russell was 1a when she took her own life in 2017.essed distressing material online about depression and suicide. and her father insists that one social media platform in particular, instagram, was partly responsible for his daughter's death. instagram says it does block and remove material which promotes self—harm or suicide. this report by our correspondent angus crawford includes some very upsetting content. this is the story of molly russell. molly was the youngest of three sisters. at the time, she seemed to be a very ordinary teenager. she was 1a. she was enthusiastic. she handed her homework in that night. she packed her bags and was preparing to go to school the next day. and then when we woke up the next morning, she was dead. it's just very sad and... molly was one of around 200 children who take their own lives every year. since her death, we've been able to look back and just scratch the surface of some of the social media accounts that she'd been following. i remember this one. that picture. "this world is so cruel, and i

the justice department is now pushing russell to lift his order. but the a-c-l-u - which was involved in the original case - wants those 14- plaintiffs to be exempted. (pam) east bay congressman eric swalwell says, he is close to making a decision about whether he will run for president in 2020. today, the democrat spoke with c-n-n's wolf blitzer about his consideration ... of making a run for the white house -- and how he is preparing. (pam) swalwell previously said he would be open to running on a ticket with former vice president joe biden. it was just last sunday, senator kamala harris, another lawmaker from the bay area , officially announced her run for the white house. (ken) santa clara county now has approval.. to break ground on the bay area's first housing community ... centered around an urban farm. the council unanimously approved the plan at its meeting yesterday. this is a picture of what the proposed plan could look like. 361- homes will be placed on a 1-point-7 acre farm across the street from westfi

major averages, plus the russell 2000, 4 days in a row. the best four days since after the presidential election. that's how bullish investors have all of a sudden gotten. not much has changed fundamentally. this speaks to a snapback in sentiment. of 8.1%. it speaks to the january effect where investors, traders think stocks may rally in january after declines in december. last year, it was extraordinary decline. take a look at 2009, we see three years of declines in january. two gains and three more years and declines. gains right now, the russell 2000 has gained more than 6% in january. the question is whether small caps can hold onto the gains. information doesn't make it clear one way or the other. romaine: the leverage bond market is not holding onto the -- >> the leverage bond market is not holding on to the gains we had seen. todaye a little pressure on the bk ln etf. companies that sell these leverage loans have weekend. the weakness today does nothing to a race it big rally that we have seen, especially on the next chart relative

standing to his left is senator richard russell, i think the face i saw.nedy and david kennedy, no relation. there is john sparkman of alabama. there is wallace bennett of utah. james easton of mississippi. senatorial headgear is interesting to observe. you get used to men day after day without any hat on, but when you see them out here, they change altogether. edward brooke has an enormous bearskin hat on. ♪ mr. cronkite: here is johnson of the house, and dunfield of the senate, leading spirit i knew, the vice president elect, accompanied by minority leader of the house, and gerald ford. dirksen of the senate and ford of the house, i'm sorry. dumphey and johnson are the sergeants at arms of the house and senate. another indication this is strictly a capital ceremony. shaking hands there with president johnson, who has now about 20 minutes left in his five years in the white house. remarkably, of these four men sitting there today and their place in history, every one of them has come from very modest circumstances. lyndon johnson as a hard-working schoolt

nixon is in richard russell's office. mr.ussell is one of the senior .embers of the house and senate it is a little hideaway. mr. cronkite: here is the first lady and miss humphrey. cbs news color coverage of the inauguration of richard in next continues in a moment. ♪ mr. cronkite: this is walter cronkite with roger mudd, peering through those five glasses at the moment, at the presidential inaugural stand here. not many people behind us on the steps of the white house. george herrmann is there on the stand. george? george:: i am here with the david eisenhower. david, how many of these inaugurals have you been to? david:: only one other. only one other. everything is a blur. vehicle telling you where to go and what to do. >> is it a busy time. >> yeah. >> i would like to see if your wife has the same feeling about it. i just wanted to ask you how many of inaugural's you have been through and what you remember most? >> this is my third. i remember in 1950 sat on my uncle's lap. 1956, i remember it all. it was really exciting.

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host: what do you think about this proposal that jason russell is putting out their? chicago tribune also has that same endorsement of this kind of idea. a republican, democrat, independent, what do you think? give the president of 5.7 billion for the wall. democrats get the permanent daca program for the so-called dreamers. democrats (202) 748-8000, republicans (202) 748-8001 and .ndependents (202) 748-8002 for the democrats, why is there a motivation to get these dreamers that permanent status? what happened to that? guest: it's a great question. i think a lot of it has to do with the politics. they've always been able to campaign for dreamers and say this is important and it needs to be done. i think this has been going on for almost a decade. they have been campaigning trying to give dreamers permanent status. it does help that it keeps those voters who agree with them engaged on that issue. #will that the voters might think -- if you finally fixed that than voters might have less of. -- a reason to vote. it's complex. what is your perspective on who is politicall

molly russell's story... and that's gone. ..has sparked a debate...count their profits in the billions, and they turn round and say to us that they can't protect our children? ..that may change social media for good. do you have the power to compel them to do what needs to be done? yes, absolutely. and it's also struck a chord with families across the country. like ian and his daughter libby, so horrified by what happened to molly that they've decided to speak out. libby once had 8,000 followers on instagram. 16 and now firmly in recovery, libby used to self—harm, an obsession learned on and fed by the platform. i don't think it made me do it, but i think it definitely accelerated the severity of it, because i'd see people and then you'd almost go, "that's ok, then, it doesn't matter how bad it gets because they're not dead, it hasn't killed them, doing that." so it kind of made it feel more safe to do it worse. her dad tried to get the worst content taken down, but says it was a waste of time. you go, "right, i'll try and get rid of this account, the

music to bay area trafficking survivor advocate vanessa russell. never fails" based in hayward... both raise funds for trafficking survivors.vanessa russell/love never fails- "what a great thing for us to be able to get 339 people, identified as exploiters and put on notice that this is not going unnoticed. this is not ok, and now they have to deal with, sort of, what are they going to do next." several bay area law enforcement agencies and partners were involved in the operation... including the contra costa county sheriff's and district attorney's offices... as well as the concord, pittsburg, novato and san rafael police departments. the san rafael police department says it made five arrests alone.vanessa russell/love never fails- "restoring survivors is part of our mission because its really not enough to rescue. you've been traumatized. you need clinical, you need housing. you need workforce development. you need help being reunified with your family -- your children. dozens of survivors were rescued over the weekend. and offered services. the

we are in the russell building which is the oldest of the three senate office buildings. it is characteristic of what you would think of a senate office being. high ceilings, they have fireplaces, they tell me they work but i have not tried mine out. [laughter] rep. gresham: there are several suites. some offices we have our press shop in one susuite, ,- in one suite administrative staff in another and the senator has his own office. the chief of staff 's office is usually next to the senators. with a private entrance to the senator's office. useffice is typically -- we ours as a conference room. second we have a full conference room but we also have a conference table in my office to accommodate other meetings. we do tend to have more space in the russell in particular. it tends to be older and more ornate. the heart building is more modern and the staff tends to prefer it but the members tend to like the russell. host: your boss is going to be the ranking member of the house administration committee, what role does that to midi in -- it does not committee play in new me

i conveyed to ian russell, molly russell's father, that i was meeting you, and he asked, as gamekeeperes nick think online platforms can become safer places against vulnerable people, if nations can't protect themselves against the internet, what chance individuals? i think that is a very fair point. what's your answer? the platforms through duties imposed upon them by governments have two just make the protections online better. there are some areas where you have seen huge progress in recent yea rs, you have seen huge progress in recent years, for instant to three yea rs recent years, for instant to three years ago the constant debate was about terrorist related content on social media platforms. that's now been not completely solved but significantly addressed, and clearly this is something that now must happen and must happen urgently on social media platforms, as far as self harm and suicide is concerned, for our youngsters. industry, i has toi size no one also exploded to a size no one predicted. there are now 100 billion m essa 9 es predicted. there are now 100 billion messages

kron 4's dan kerman has more from police headquarters. 52 year old arizona resident russell guerrero is behind bars ... arrested for a fremont murder police say he comitted 28 years ago.it was in december of 1990 the body of 30 year old fremont resident jack upton was was found in his tyson lane apartment... police say he was beaten and stabbed to death. police say fingerprints and blood not belonging to upton were collected from the home. a week after the body was discovered... police found upton's missing car 350 miles away in thousand oakes. blood was also found inside, that matched the blood found in the home... but dna testing over the years has proved unable to find a match in the database. sot det. jacob blass/fremont police :38but fremont police and its cold case unit continued to search ... then last year the arrest of the golden state killer shed light on new dna technology. fremont police shipped their dna evidence to the same lab and they found a potential suspect.. russell guerrero.sot fremont police tracked guerrero to an italian restaurant in chandler arizona where the

but we just heardna speaking to these two, the federal employee brad hufrd, lajuanna russell who's atractor, you get a sans that this really di harm people. t a 35 days, it wasn't jus blip, it was something that affected people's lives. >> i don't think there's any question, judy, and, particularly, with the push by vice president cheney, endorsed by republicans and not totally reenticed democrats torivatize by contract the feder responsibilities, these people are not federal employees and won't be reimburse ford the time off, time out of work. so i think, you know, its being felt everywhere, and i was capped by wilbur ross, the secretary of commerce, his absolutely insensitive remarks about why don't you jst take a loan. a table loan? that's a pretty good deal, thy dismantle the consumer protection agency andc mik mulvaney, 35% interest a week interest. so it hurts, this pain all the way around. >> woodruff: david, what about that? we heard ms. russell say at the end, if nothing else, mybe the public gets a little bit of an education about what the federal government mans. >> more o

insident-elect next and is richard russell's office. he is one of the senior men, senior members of the house and senate. .hey have little hideaways lady and mrs.rst muriel humphrey. and cbs news color coverage of the inauguration of richard m nixon continues in a moment. >> this is walter contract with roger mud, who is peering through those eyeglasses at the moment at the presidential inaugural stand. not a lot of people behind us in the east steps to the white house. george foreman is on the stand. -- george harmon is on the stand. >> david, how many of these inaugurals have zaventem? >> i've only been to one other -- have you been to? >> i've only been to one other. site rightbeing an now. it is her of a blur, people telling you where to go and what to do. you just follow orders, that's all. >> is it a busy time? >> oh, yeah. >> did you get your wife for a moment? i would like to see if she has the same feeling about it. i just wanted to ask you how many inaugurals you've been to? what do you remember the most? >> this is my third.

neil: the honor is ours, russell.nk ross perot campaign thaw oversaw was a testament to something we rarely give credence to, that is the power and influence of a third party candidate. ross perot garnered 19% of the vote in that election. many who lament george bush, sr.'s defeat will blame ross perot. the fact of the matter he got a lot of votes. he didn't get any electoral votes hence the argument hard for a third party candidate to do that but it is possible, right. >> it is possible. in 1992, george h.w. bush incumbent president, wanted ross perot in the race would split anti-incumbent vote. democrats are saying we don't want an independent because it will split the anti-incumbent vote won't be able to win. george bush lost in 92. whether or not it has any impact on democrats this time around yet to be seen but it is called competition. competition is the mainstay of american politics. we shouldn't have just two political parties. we should have many choices so that someone like me, who is raging moderate can hav

music to bay area trafficking survivor advocate vanessa russell. who owns the non-profit organization and store called "love never fails" based in hayward... both raise funds for trafficking survivors.vanessa russell/love never fails- "what a great thing for us to be able to get 339 people, identified as exploiters and put on notice that this is not going unnoticed. this is they have to deal with, sort of, what are they going to do next." several bay area law enforcement agencies and partners were involved in the operation... including the contra costa county sheriff's and district attorney's offices... as well as pittsburg, novato and san rafael police departments. rafael police department says it made five arrests alone. vanessa russell/love never fails- "restoring survivors is part of our mission because its really not enough to rescue. you've been traumatized. you need clinical, you need housing. you need workforce development. you need help being reunified with your family -- your children. dozens of survivors were rescued over the weekend. an

music to bay area trafficking survivor advocate vanessa russell. who owns the non-profit organization and store called "love never fails" based in hayward... both raise funds for trafficking survivors.vanessa russell/love never fails- "what a great thing for us to be able to get 339 people, identified as exploiters and put on notice that this is not going unnoticed. this is not ok, and now they have to deal with, sort of, what are they going to do next." several bay area law enforcement agencies and partners were involved in the operation... including the contra costa county sheriff's and district attorney's offices... as well as the concord, pittsburg, novato and san rafael police departments. the san rafael police department says it made five arrests alone.vanessa russell/love never fails- "restoring survivors is part of our mission because its really not enough to rescue. you've been traumatized. you need clinical, you need housing. you need workforce development. you need help being reunified with your family -- your children. dozens of survivo

. >>> and pulitzer prize-winning writer russell baker has died.humorous columns in "the new york times" and a moving autobiography of his impoverished baltimore childhood. he hosted "masterpiece theater." he died at his leesburg, virginia, home monday from complications after a fall. russell baker was 93. >>> now coming up on "cbs this morning," actress connie britton joins us in the studio to discuss her role on the new show "smilf." do i use a toothpaste that whitens my teeth, or one that's good for my teeth? now i don't have to choose. from crest 3d white, the whitening therapy collection with new spearmint and peppermint oil. it gently whitens, plus it has a fortifying formula to protect your enamel. crest.upport more victories for veterans, go to dav.org. >>> our top story this morning, two senate votes are scheduled tomorrow aimed at ending the partial government shutdown. one bill includes money for president trump's border wall, but the other does not. neither is expected to get enough votes to advance. the shutdown enters day 33 today. >>

host: what do you think about this proposal that jason russell is putting out their?hicago tribune also has that same endorsement of this kind of idea. a republican, democrat, independent, what do you think? give the president of 5.7 billion for the wall. democrats get the permanent daca program for the so-called dreamers. democrats (202) 748-8000, republicans (202) 748-8001 and .ndependents (202) 748-8002 for the democrats, why is there a motivation to get these dreamers that permanent status? what happened to that? guest: it's a great question. i think a lot of it has to do with the politics. they've always been able to campaign for dreamers and say this is important and it needs to be done. i think this has been going on for almost a decade. they have been campaigning trying to give dreamers permanent status. it does help that it keeps those voters who agree with them engaged on that issue. #will that the voters might think -- if you finally fixed that than voters might have less of. -- a reason to vote. it's complex. what is your perspective on who is politically

molly russell was 14. her father believes instagram "helped kill" his daughter., challenged the company's vice president for northern europe — first over molly russell's death. well, the first thing i'd like to say is just what a difficult story that was to read. and, like anyone, i was deeply upset, and i'm deeply sorry for how this must have been such a devastating event for theirfamily. there's a picture of some slit wrists. that's from instagram. there's a picture full of blood. that's from instagram. those are all against your policies, but they're all available on instagram. well, we'd — we'd have to make sure that we look at these and ensure that those are taken down, if they are against our policies. and i.... don't you thinktheseshmeild-be people with pictures of slit wrists, which ia—year—olds can access? if people are posting in order to seek help, in order to seek support from communities, the experts in this area tell us that is a valuable thing for them to do, and it can help with recovery, it can help with support. if it's there to sensationalise,

remember molly russell? we told you about her last night.n life, her instagram account full of posts about depression and suicide. our investigation found common hashtags and search terms lead to a world of self—harm, but that is not all. amongst the disturbing images and videos, adverts for some of britain's biggest and most reputable brands and companies. look, marks & spencer next to images of self—harm. and dune, a worldwide fashion brand. even charities like the british heart foundation. they told us... instagram is owned by facebook, this is its london headquarters. the company said it simply does not allow material that glorifies suicide and self harm and as for adverts, they are not targeted at individual pieces of content or videos. it's tragic, a really disturbing story. but the advertising industry is losing patience. brands do not want to see their advertising appearing in this context, which is why we need an independent oversight body funded by the industry, potentially international in scope, which stops the platforms from mar

molly russell was 14. her father believes instagram helped kill his daughter.de has no place on the platform. our media editor amol rajan challenged the company's vice president for northern europe, first over molly russell's death. well, the first thing i'd like to say is just what a difficult story that was to read. and, like anyone, i was deeply upset, and i'm deeply sorry for how this must have been such a devastating event for theirfamily. there's a picture of some slit wrists. that's from instagram. there's a picture full of blood. that's from instagram. those are all against your policies, but they're all available on instagram. well, we'd have to make sure that we look at these and ensure m—l» ll—i all-l -lu ll against your policies — lllllg to be a safe environment, when they're mixed up with this kind of material? they want to make sure that we're living up to the responsibilities that they have of us, and i think we can always improve. but there are — there are areas where we've made significant amounts of investment, and huge amounts of focus in try

in the 1950's, he went back and served in russell county. that's when he became acquainted with republican party leaders in the state who encouraged him to run for national office. from the materials you see here, they are from his campaign in 1960, really fun campaign memorabilia. much of it was handmade. he had a real challenge. his first opponent's name was a gentleman by the name of philip doyle. imagine when you're talking about name recognition, trying to get people to distinguish which gentleman to vote for, whether it is dole or doyle, you better come up with a ook. h so they used dole pineapple juice to help people remember that it was dole, not doyle. we are standing in the research at the dole here institute, home of the archives. i have a selection of materials pulled from our collection that documents the legislative legacy of senator bob dole. these first items follow up on our tour of the museum gallery, this is a letter to bob dole in 1945. letterst sentence of the -- daddy called to tell me that we had a letter from you, and

russell trott reports.alled into what's become a battle against the elements. in bavaria they've declared a state of emergency as the snowfall brings many towns and villages to a standstill. carrying their own life—threatening risks. translation: we have many requests to help clean the roofs of buildings. 13 years ago, almost around the exact time, 15 people died. many of them children. where one might think the road is not clearly dangerous, it could get dangerous, and you have to stay safe. safety is the priority in many areas, where trying to dig through five metres of snow or more is a thankless task. the austrian military were out in force, not only on the highest slopes. the risk in some parts of the alps has been raised to the highest level. there have been several deaths. the latest victim a 16—year—old boy who was skiing in st anton with his family. many schools, roads, and ski resorts have had to be closed because of the heavy falls. tourism has taken a hit, too, with holidaymakers cancelling hote

how are you feeling about the russell? seen over the last couple days companies coming clean and saying we're going to end up having some issues in terms of where margins are at. sales teasales seem to be robusn from high levels. so we're still strong. we're seeing a little bit of a pullback in margins and i know from talking to various companies, they're starting to see the flow-through of costs, input costs going up. so right there, i don't think analysts, just like last year, analysts didn't anticipate the tax cuts and how robust it would be for margins. on the flip side, i think we're at a point where analysts have to compensate for the higher costs, the input costs going into a lot of the production. lauren: thank you guys so much for coming on this morning and unfortunately as we were doing this segment, futures have halved their gains. cheryl: president trump did not declare a national emergency in his prime time address last night about the southern border, despite the fact he's publicly threatened to do so several

vanessa russell is the founder of "love never fails" ...on- profit advocating for survivors of human trafficking. she says investigations like these really make a ( darya ) several bay area law enforcement agencies and partners were involved in the operation. including the contra costa county district offices. the san department five arrests. ( james ) still ahead ... mayor london breed lays down her plans for san francisco in her state of the city address. ( james ) plus... a bay area family is still holding out hope ... 30 years their loved one disappeared while walking home from school ( james ) and still ahead ... a bi-partisan effort on capitol hill ... as lawmakers work to avoid another government shutdown. ( john ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. ( darya ) welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. let's get a check of the forecast. another ni

conference table in my office to accommodate other meetings, but we do tend to have more space and russell in particular tends to be older. the hart building is more modern imodernizing overbuilding and te 10-acre staff tend to prefer hard. >> host: will your boss is the -- what role does that kennedy play anplay in the member orienn setting up the rules and guidelines for capitol hill office is? >> guest: the house administration committee oversees the handbook which is the guiding document to help members navigate the house and that is referred to as the mayor of capitol hill so it only makes sense that kennedy helps guide members and also helps them onboard. the house administration committee has jurisdiction over the house offices like the sergeant of arms folks see during the state of the union address and critical folks that make the housework. so the committee through orientation really does help members get to know kind of the do's and don'ts and get them ready to go, both to open their officoffice and to be legislaton the first day. >> host: what sort of training do not only the m