northbound 680 has all lanes shutdown between sheridan and andrade. you can use mission, 84 880 the alternate. travel times are busy out of the altamont pass, to be expected. no delays on the east shore freeway, 101 looks good. at the nimitz freeway northbound it is a great ride with dry conditions toward the maccarthur maze. it is an easy ride out of oakland near the coliseum with traffic moving nicely. >>> they were once critical tools for the roadside emergencies but in this age of cell phones more and more highway call boxes are being removed. >> reporter: for a quarter century these yellow call boxes have been a roadside resource for drivers with an emergency. >> it would make the difference between getting help sooner than they otherwise would have. >> reporter: these phones connect the dispatchers that could send help or anything from the flat tire to the series car crash but many of these highway helpers will disappear. >> they are from the early 90s and retrofitting them is costly over time. >> reporter: it is uebyverizon the end of 2019 for

tom: how about ann sheridan? ronald reagan: an sheridan, oh, yes. i did pictures with ann sheridan. she was a great gal. tom: you watch films now. it is possible they will make a story of ronald reagan. who would you like to play the part of you? ronald reagan: i would rather they didn't make the story. [laughter] i can't play it. i don't know that i want to recommend anyone else. tom: do you like current film stars? do you have some favorites among the current crop of stars? ronald reagan: the lack of ontinued publicity that we had , when fan magazines existed and the studio publicity department were assigned to a group of performers to see their names were constantly out. i find a difficulty in remembering the names. i will see a face and say, i saw them in another picture. but the names just don't linger. tom i know: you recently talked in your farewell address to the nation about films that had strong moral values and american patriotism. what were some of the films that did that? ronald reagan: there were movies made, i cannot member titles, but about west point. or annapolis.

full freeway closure, 680 south between andreotti and sheridan. they are doing roadwork, bridgework as they have for the last couple of overnights. heads up that should be picked up by 5:. with he have a water main break in redwood city, right at real and redwood. they are asking you to stay away from the area as they repair the water main break. >> coming up, two men caught on camera. the crimes inconvenienced a lot of people in one area. >> the iphone feature apple disabled because of a big security problem. >>> steph curry signs his shoes afte >>> all right. let's talk about what's going on. you can see heavy rain totals coming. not to the sierra. not yet. we'll talk more about that. here is a look at our fog. once again san joaquin valley, dense fog. visibility 200 to 800 feet. that's pretty dangerous especially when you're talking about speeds up to about 60 to 65 miles per hour when it takes 150 to 200 feet to stop. here is a look at what's going to go. ou can see rain falls apart, creasing sunshine and mid-60s until you get to the southern

it's northbound on the sunol grade from sheridan to andrade. that should be picked up in 10 or 15 minute by 5:00 a.m. this roadwork has been confirmed clear. it was a full freeway closure for roadwork there. southbound 101 at marsh. that was picked up about 4:35. >> thank you, sue. hulu is dropping the price of its basic service just one week after netflix makes its members >> the company made an alarm clock that bruised coffee. genius. >> here's techbytes. >> in today's tech byte streaming service price fight. hulu is dropping the price. $2 to six bucks a month. it's hiking the t svi $40 mthit followstfectic hikes deliveryservice. >> it will deliver packages into a prime customers. one-day or two-day delivery. for now, they have a human chaperone. good news for those who dreamed of having a cup of coffee without leaving your bed. >> this is a coffee maker combo that wakes up with the aroma of a fresh brew at your bedside. it will cost you about 450 bucks. >> totally worth it though. >> that's your techbytes. >> that's a big chunk of change. >>

and sheridan. i did pictures with and sheridan. she was a great gal. tom: you watch films now. it is possible they will make a story of ronald reagan. who would you like to play the part of you? ronald reagan: i would rather they did not make it. [laughter] i cannot play it. i would not recommend anyone else. tom: do you like current stars? do have favorites? ronald reagan: the lack of continued publicity that we had one fan magazines existed and the studio publicity department were assigned to a group of performers to see their names were constantly out. i find a difficulty in remembering the names. i will see a face and say, i saw them in another picture. but the names do not linger. to: in your phil roe adjusts the nation, you talked about films with strong moral values and celebrated america patriotism. what are some films that did that? there were movies ,ade, i cannot member titles but about west point. kind. of that what took place in the story with regard to cadets. there were service pictures. pictures that were patd on patriotism and were -- and were factual and that

this is southbound 680 over the sunol grade from andrade to sheridan. this is roadwork ongoing for a couple of days. th expo ve it picked up by 5:00. we'll go up to vallejo- pardon me, vacaville. an overturned big rig blocking the right lane. this is in the reverse commute eastbound 80 near cherry glenn. they are trying to get a big rig tow truck to get it up and out of there. we'll be following that too in a minute. >>> crews are repairing a water main leak in fremont. the alameda county water district poebsed these photos of the scene near brown road. the latest update on twitter, repairs began around 9:30 last night. they've notified affected businesses. >>> abc 7 news is committed to building a better bay area. that includes helping you figure out tricky recycling rules. >>> we told you about an east bay garbage company told to stop issuing signs to customers who recycle the wrong way. now the company is asking permission to start issuing the fines again. here's reporter kate larsen. >> in december, 7 on your side's michael finney reported that garb

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sheridan., sherman, grant, sherman, sheridan. ed transportation, widespread education and industrial might started. these 12 terrible months revealed the dreadful cost of entry into the future. payable in blood and misery on battlefields from shiloh to piedrick to .j. -- fredericksburg. this is when lincoln rose to greatness. never has the country depended judgment, the cunning, timing and physical endurance of one man. how lincoln survived and ultimately triumphed through 1862 is a very good story. it takes a whole book to tell. talk for a fewto minutes about why lincoln poured everything he had into the struggle. why was it so important to him to save the union? why fight a war that cost more american lives that all of our other was put together? three quarters of a million people dead and countless more wounded in body and mind. story, i mustthe take you back another 50 plus years before 1862 to a winter day in february. this was february of 1809. when abraham lincoln was born in the kentucky wilderness on sunday, february 12,

and sheridan, and of course grant is calling shots here and has no interest in just continuing with a stalemate, and so there is going to be a fight .he next day on april 1, 1865 a lot of stories about it. we can get into alternative facts, but what seems to be clear is that pickett was not anywhere on the ground in communication with his staff for most of the day. aggressively advancing. with a few other officers, apparently enjoying and alone day, when he sees one of his staff members, couriers, essentially captured. that's how close he gets. he jumps on his horse, very dramatic. lasalle tells a story that he saves the day, rides through a gauntlet of yankees, makes his way to the front, and is rallying the troops. but as we all know, it is too little, too late. and this so absolutely infuriates robert e lee, that a few days later at the courthouse , he apparently said this to one saw him and, he said is that man still with his army? he is being dramatic, but he couldn't stand the sight of him. this is robert ely. think of -- robert e lee. think about our portraits of robert e and w

is sheridan in the valley that makes the big difference. it is kind of like sheridan's victory becomes a hit song that has been printed in newspapers and declaimed on stages across the north. he becomes a media hero. that is with the north needed so much. -- hadn'tat that time finished what he set out to do. that is my own thinking about that. >> my on the other comment was, you mentioned the wagon trains leaving gettysburg. so many of the commanders had trains that were not just one or 30, it was most of them miles long and that is pretty amazing that they got across. mr. ayers: the whole thing. think about people driving these bargains. the whole civil war is amazing. i sense that perhaps my time is up. >> [laughter] mr. ayers: i am finely attuned to my context here. >> i think i better leave. mr. ayers: i will just end with that. i tell these stories not to wallow in the suffering, but just to remind us that as we imagine these battles, we need to imagine them with all of the and allnd the livestock of the enslaved people and women . the

like rants, sherman, sheridan. -- like grant, sherman, sheridan. the future of the nation was stretched that year in indelible ink. networked transportation, widespread education and industrial might started. at the same time, these 12 terrible months revealed the dreadful cost of entry into the future. payable in blood and misery on battlefields from shiloh to sharpsburg, fredericksburg. most of all, 1862 is the year lincoln rose to greatness. never since the founding of the country had so much depended on the judgment, cunning, timing and physical endurance of one man. how lincoln survived and ultimately triumphed through 1862 is a very good story but it takes a whole book to tell. tonight, i would like to talk for a few minutes with you about why lincoln poured everything he had into this struggle. why was it so important to him to save the union? war that cost more american lives than all our other wars put together? three quarters of a million people dead and countless more wounded in body and in mind. to understand this story, i must take you

i'm the sheridan dean of the library of johns hopkins, happy to welcome all of you to the george peabody library. i want to acknowledge the support of johns hopkins, a number of colleagues here tonight, some organizations that existed for 90 years now and loves to support events like this. a very active group. all libraries who care about libraries, it is great to have everyone here. many of you have never been at this library. an important place to be for a talk like we are going to you tonight for a great cathedral of books. it gives me a great deal of pleasure to be partnering here for this event. we have had a long intertwined connection with the library. the george peabody library opened in 1878 just a few years before the library system was established but then several years later, given responsibility for its collection and remained responsible for 16 years until 1982 when hopkins for the first time took responsibility for this library. it's a very library, important public library in baltimore, it is one of the newest libraries, belongs to johns hopkins, we have been able to have

sheridan is aggressively advancing and pickett's drinking whiskey and eating with a few other officers enjoying apparently a lovely day until he sees in front of him one of his own staff members careers essentially captured, that is how close things get. he jumps on his horse. lasalle tells the story he goes to save the day and rides a horse through a gauntlet of yankees, makes his way to the front, he is rallying the troops. as we all know, it is too little, too late. this was so absolutely infuriating to robert e lee, that a few days later at appomattox courthouse, lee apparently said this one of his staff, he saw pickett and said is that man still with this army? [laughter] isthis is appomattox so it sort of funny he even cares. he can't even stand the sight of him. think about our portraits of robert ely and what we think of him and you don't often think of him in this way of being this angry and bitter towards one of his commanders, but he did not like pickett and the feeling was mutual. pickett is there. lasalle will give you a completely different story. the war is now over but

dew tour at the sheridan road exit will take drivers onto surface streets in the back on to will be in effect for the next we all commit and have very little traffic. >> just when you think of a smooth ride to work, you don't. >>> those of us who drive early, a lot of us have come up on construction where our route is closed. >> completely. >> you're coming to work at 3 am or something and you see this. >> you don't allow for a lot of extra time at that time. >>> good morning. right now, we're looking at some of the commutes. they are okay. but we already have some slow traffic. who are these people who are stuck in traffic at 4:40 8 am. there people who live in tracie , most likely, they're coming through there anyway. you can see some stop and go traffic which is not unusual driving into the area. livermore traffic looks good to dublin and over to castro valley. the closures on 880 are right there. the bay bridge toll plaza coming to see traffic moving okay. as you drive westbound, there is a little bit of congestion, but still a little of a decent commute. at 4:49, here's a man who

also coming up of 80, sheridan, traffic may be down to one lane, possibly closed in the northbound direction. it's not clear based on two of the reports i'm seeing a little conflicting. watch for the detour heading north from fremont into sunol. over here highway 4, dog watch, paw patrol, highway 4 around bailey, reports of a dog on the side of the road. it's there. it's going to be dark in the area. just be careful and we may have an update hopefully. they had take quick traffic break at most. right now no slowing on the sensors, no problems for the longer ride, capital quarter, bart, no thrace for the start of those lines as well. a smooth drive over san mateo both directions westbound with taillights over the high-rise and peninsula. we'll send it right back to you. >> thanks, mike. >> 4:4 the -- 4:49, rally turned protest. a conference to discuss cuts. >>> nbc michelle herd was at the meeting last night and she has more for us this morning. >> reporter: protesters taking over the school board meeting, marching around the auditorium with banners, signs, and bull horns. there was a lot of

northbound 680 sheridan to andra andrade, they have a detour. we'll check back in a few minutes. >> thank you, sue. >>> abc 7 is committed to building a better bay area. we're going to look at b.a.r.t. which just got a report card from riders. it's not great. >> it's the worst rating the agency ever received. amy hollyfield is live at the north berkeley b.a.r.t. station. amy? >> reporter: hi alexis. there were big complaints about the homeless and about filth on b.a.r.t. customer satisfaction is down to 56%. b.a.r.t. surveyed a little more than 5,000 customers. b.a.r.t. officials say they have assigned homeless outreach teams out to stations to try and improve the situations there. but riders still are not happy. >> biggest dissatisfaction i have with b.a.r.t. is the cleanliness. >> i feel safe -- it's not like five-star luxury but it gets the job done. >> reporter: crime is also a big concern among riders. 23% say they are worried about it. b.a.r.t.'s board of directors is going to study these results. they plan a two-day workshop this week to

typically the noncommute direction, we had a full road closure due to roadwork once again between sheridan and andrade. that has been picked up as of ten minutes ago. >> thank you, sue. >>> in the east bay, work is under way on a project to upgrade the interchange at interstate 680 and highway 4 in pacheco. the plan will expand highway 4 and allow for express lanes on 680. the work will take about two years. the interchange built in the 1960s and not changed much since then. >> facebook is getting rid of one of its stand-alone apps. >> under armor working on a stylish spacesuit. >> if techbytes, say goodbye to facebook moments. it's shutting down the stand alone app for privately sharing pictures with friends. moments is going away because not enough people are using it. its final day february 25th. >>> virgin galactic teamed up with sportswear giant under armour. >> they will make special suits and footwear for those traveling to the edge of space. virgin galactic plans to -- it could come as early as this summer. >>> cvs unveiled the beauty mark campaign. >> a special watermark will high

word is northbound 680 will have construction around sheridan. you may have a couple of lanes where there's a little bit of slowing but southbound moves smoothly as well. back to you. >> thanks so much, mike. >>> new this morning, authorities in the south bay investigating a late night shooting, it happened outside a casino a little before 11:00 p.m. in the bay 101 parking lot in north first street in san jose. there were bullet holes in a car and a shoe left on the street. police force tells us the victim suffered some kind of leg injury. kris sanchez is digging deeper into what happened right now. she'll join us with a live report at the top of the hour. >>> another developing story in the south bay, a san jose grandmother shot in her own home in front of two grandchildren. police still searching for the shooter. >> officers swarmed an east san jose neighborhood saturday night. officers are searching for the person who shot and killed 58-year-old grandmother lili santiago hearen in daez. one neighbor says a family gathering was interrupted by a

offended i think what we're seeing here is the commodification of culture and we have to go beyond sheridanto the one thing that does the jobs did he's made a lot of money and let me tell you something disney has donated to africa and causes in africa last year two thousand and seventeen they donated over three hundred forty million dollars not everything is meant to be commodified and culture is one of those things especially when the culture does not belong to the corporation that so it's not to say that they can't appropriate or use phrases from other cultures let me say something right now where are we going to go with this next is taco bell going to be under attack is the tilted kill pub franchise i think it's a faulty parallelism to compare a franchise like taco bell to language like recruitment tata disney also tried this with dia de los went though so they also tried some copyright the day of the dead which is also something that is culturally sacre to people specifically in mexico you make money the way that you want to make money and that's fine but this is like cultural appropria

volunteers of america is an organization, which operates successful substance abuse facilities in sheridan and riverton, and provides services for veterans and those less fortunate. i mention v.o.a. because it's an example of the multifaceted approach we can take to addressing complex social problems such as community mental health care, prison overcrowding and omelessness. jeff nd his wife beth -- holsinger is the c.e.o. of volunteers of america northern rockies, he and this organization have been dedicated to addressing mental health and community issues in our region for years. jeff please stand and be recognized. [applause] health services, family services, workforce services, insurance, and corrections make up some of the most significant expenditures in our state. this body has wrestled with how best to meet the needs of our people in a cost conscious and compassionate way. my administration will seek to better integrate our approaches across agencies not through bigger bureaucracies but by finding synergies and providing better service to our citizens and streamlining our delivery.

is not hot hotter than it might be expected to be in the middle of summer this tends to generate sheridan's nice shower line here running from sydney right up to the top tonight is off shore as a tropical cyclone penny may reform come back into was the coast of queensland but in the immediate future that's fine lucky we'll look at the temperatures forty two in melbourne so if you are in prisons more except for when if forty in hobart and warming up in perth to middle twenty's is in the really interior forty five forty six we've seen a couple records broken in real heat but actually things do cool down by saturday forty one not much i know but look at adelaide in melbourne and hobart all drop by at least ten degrees and cameras all the way through this is the lines dunnit change the wind direction is moving this general direction probably moved very much further that is the a trough and it will bring rain well more substantial rain i think to new zealand and i went oh directional or the wind is coming in from the west and that's the direction as well doesn't bring much to you just cloud a bi

need for a border wall that's more fortified because as you can see behind me is my producer chris sheridan shared you know parts of it are easily scalable if you're physically fit nabl to do so so that's why donald trump is here making this case of what some people call to sort of a massive photo op but certainly there is the case to be made that there are places where it's easier to scale than others what are people saying in that side of the fence silat side of the border kimberly about the president saying when we're not doing any business right now and to give me money for this war. well we've been talking to some of the folks here in mccallum texas and you know there's a little bit of pushback they're not loving the fact that the media has descended on this town they say it's relatively quiet here it is predominantly latino those the people that speak live here a lot of them don't speak english i and they do very much resent how some of the their relatives some of their friends are being characterized as criminals that want to cross into the united states and commit crimes but certain

i am winston cap the sheridan dean and i'm very happy to welcome all of you here to this wonderful george peabody library i want to knowledge of the support of the friends of the library we have a number of our colleagues here tonight and it's an organization that has existed for almost 90 years now. and loves to support things exactly like this. all libraries are grateful to donors and people who really care about library. what more important place to be. as we call this. to be partnering here with the pratt library for this event. we had have an along intertwined connection. the george peabody library was opened in 1878 this a few years before the library system was established. it was given responsibility to this collection and remains responsible for about 16 years. when they took responsibility for this library. while it's a very old library in baltimore. it's actually one of the newest libraries that belongs here. we had been able to head partnership with others over the years. he is still a public library that's open every day. and that's only different from other kinds of public l

thompson describes sheridan in the freak kingdom in a no i'm the first time he saw him. there are those two but where it comes from is the shares to be 1968 -- 1970 he says it's upper graft in this book and the paraphrase, i'm not insulted by the word freak. to deviate from the norms in our society today and then just government is over asked to do. i find this an honor and distinction. and that's where the free parking from. thank you everyone for coming out. [applause] [inaudible] >> over the past 20 years tb has covered thousands of author events. here's a portion of the reset program. >> a change my mind about the value ability of trauma, one is meeting him in person. he is a winner. i remember walking into that room and thought this guy is has a good chance of winning, he is a winning attitude, he is very personable. the most politicians are wonderful people in public and jerks in private. he can be a jerk and public but he is actually a very wonderful person when you meet him personally. that can-do spirit. the other thing that really turned me on to trump was of t

not hot hotter than it might be expected to be in the middle of some of this test and generate sheridan's nice shower line here running from sydney right up to the top to notice off shore as a tropical cyclone penny may reform come back into was the coast of queensland but in the immediate future that's fine look he would look at the time she's forty two in melbourne so if you were in prisons more except for when if forty in hobart and warming up in post two middle twenty's is in the real interior forty five forty six we've seen a couple records broken real heat but actually things do cool down by saturday forty one not much i know but look at adelaide in melbourne and or drop by at least ten degrees and cameras on the way story this is the lines dunnit change the wind direction is moving this general direction we probably are moved very much further that is there a trough and it will bring rain well a more substantial right i think to new zealand and i want old directional or the winds coming in from the west and that's the direction as well doesn't bring much to you just cloud a bit of

rol: really liked sheridan prasso's story. our reporter in hong kong.standing what is going on in china reminding us that with all of our focus on the trade talks, what is going on in china is making significant inroads in terms of investment but also influence over some emerging economies and this week we focus on zambia. jason: it was such a great story, the money story. it took us somewhere where we did not expect to go. carol: definitely a must-read. what was yours? jason: it is fortnite, you probably could have guessed that. it is absolutely just like catnip for anyone but in a total i different context, fortnight -- fortnite as globalizing force. i loved it. carol: you look at trade differently after reading that story. jason: check out our daily business week podcast. carol: more bloomberg television starts right now. ♪ place, the xfinity xfi gateway. and it's strengthened by xfi pods, which plug in to extend the wifi even farther, past anything that stands in its way. ...well almost anything. leave no room behind with xfi pods. simple. easy. awe

they might have picked it up southbound 680 andrade to sheridan. it looks good so far. >>> california has the second highest gas prices in the country. almost a dollar more than the national average. >> researchers found a mystery surcharge causing all of us to pay more at the pump. lawmakers want to know where that's coming from. our reporter has gatos. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, guys. the good news, the gas prices are down. those of us in california are paying a 20% surcharge per gallon gag baoing back to 2015. no one knows where the charge is coming from. 12 legislators from the bay area sent a letter to the senator requesting that the department of justice investigate the mystery cost. the letter states that the surcharge has cost drivers about $17 billion, which works out to be about $1700 per family. there's no evidence that gas companies, refineries acted illegally, but it does say that california's gas markets lack, quote, robust competition which means we pay more at the the committee followed spiking gas prices while after a

need for a border wall that's more fortified because as you can see behind me is my producer chris sheridan shared you know parts of it are easily scalable if you're physically fit nabl to do so so that's why donald trump is here making this case of what some people call the sort of a massive photo op but certainly there is the case to be made that there are places where it's easier to scale than others what are people saying that side of the fence side of the border kimberly about the president saying when we're not doing any business right now and to give me money for this war. well we've been talking to some of the folks here in mccallum texas and you know there's a little bit of pushback they're not loving the fact that the media has descended on this town they say it's relatively quiet here it is predominantly latino those the people that speak live here a lot of them don't speak english i and they do very much resent how some of the their relatives some of their friends are being characterized as criminals that want to cross into the united states and commit crimes but certainly that'

insurgents in casper are connected by internet video to emergency rooms in douglas and in sheridan and can treat stroke patients, getting them life-saving drugs in time to have the most benefit. advancements in technology like this improves the quality of life for wyoming. to solve complex challenges, create jobs, and they will allow entrepreneurs to establish businesses to see even our smallest towns as a fertile ground to grow a company. [ applause ] . >> as governor i'll support our small towns who chart their own future. i look forward to working with you and because we've been given the opportunity to craft the wyoming solution. i think this legislature has the opportunity to make some real changes in how wyoming has provided health care. it's too important for our children, to our parents and to each of us. we certainly cannot expand our economy, keep our major employers here or attract new businesses if we don't find a way to bring down the cost of health care. [ applause ] wyoming is a head water state. we're home to some of the cleanest water and cleanest air in the nation. ou

need for a border wall that's more fortified because as you can see behind me is my producer chris sheridan shared you know parts of it are easily scalable if you're physically fit unable to do so so that's why donald trump is here making this case of what some people call to sort of a massive photo op but certainly there is the case to be made that there are places where it's easier to scale than others what are people saying in that side of the fence a last line of the border kimberly about the president saying we're not doing any business right now and to give me money for this war well we've been talking to some of the folks here in mccallum texas and you know there's a little bit of pushback they're not loving the fact that the media has descended on this town this it's relatively quiet here it is predominantly latino the people that speak live here a lot of them don't speak english and they do very much resent how some of the their relatives some of their friends are being characterized as criminals that want to cross into the united states and commit crimes but certainly that's what

sheridan from the boynton police department. >> yes, hi >> can i talk to you >> yes, for sure >> we saylisten, this is what we're doing. we've been conducting an investigation. >> he says, "your wife is gonna have you killed today. you have to come with us. and i just looked at him and i'm like i mean, it hit me >> you don't hear those words every day? >> no. >> reporter: the officers told michael he had to come with them right away to the boynton beach police station before his wife got back from the gym. >> so, "grab your stuff, get in the car. we're outta here. >> yes >> reporter: meanwhile, outside his townhouse, the police were starting to stage-dress a phony murder scene, all to trick dalia into thinking the hit man she had apparently hired had successfully completed the job >> reporter: boynton beach police recorded those moments, as did the crew from the cops tv show but the murky involvement of a tv show would later complicate accusations against dalia. >> reporter: at the station, the detectives cued up their own surveillance videos showing mike the husband dalia's two meeting

brothers and sisters, welcome presidentnternational of technical engineers, resident president paul- sheridan. >> thank you for coming out. it may be a little cold out here, but it is not nearly as cold as the white house. it is not nearly as cold as mitch, the trump-puppet mcconnell. work.d to get back to today thousands of highly skilled federal workers are .ocked out from our union they are locked out at nasa, things,a, and of all hundreds of immigration judges that we represent are locked out today. mistake, this is political. this has nothing to do with security. this is nothing more than a political tug-of-war with a the lives of our members and great federal employees are held in the balance along with their families. we have had enough. we had enough of this president's failed art of the deal. the arts oflearn responsible management. let's put 800,000 locked out federal workers back to work. back to work. back to work. back to work. back to work. back to work. now! now! back to work now! back to work now! back to work now! back to work now! back to work now! back to work now! i would

need for a border wall that's more fortified because as you can see behind me is my producer chris sheridan shared you know parts of it are easily scalable if you're physically fit unable to do so so that's why donald trump is here making this case of what some people call to sort of a mass of photo op but certainly there is the case to be made that there are places where it's easier to scale than others what are people saying that side of the fence a last line of the border came about the president saying when we're not doing any business right now and to give me money for this war. well we've been talking to some of the folks here in mccallum texas and you know there's a little bit of pushback they're not loving the fact that the media has descended on this town they say it's relatively quiet here it is predominantly latino those the people that speak live here a lot of them don't speak english i and they do very much resent how some of the their relatives some of their friends are being characterized as criminals that want to cross into the united states and commit crimes but certainly t

yeah that's absolutely true and we were just at the white house our white house producer chris sheridanspeaking with some of donald trump's advisors in the press office there and it was news to them that there was going to be a meeting between donald trump and chinese president xi so this is something the president has decided arbitrarily all on his own and announced it on twitter even before members of his team have had a chance to set anything up but you're right it does look and according to the u.s. secretary of state mike pompei of the white house is preparing for some sort of u.s. north korea summit such as we saw many months ago in singapore so presumably if the president is in the region in that this could take place but for now the talks are being conducted at the white house the president will be meeting with the chinese vice premier and then we do know that there are a number of things that they're trying to go over one of the things donald trump has just said on twitter is well he's looking to china to open their markets to financial services but also for our farmers and man

breaking on the bloomberg right sheridan speaking at nyu at the moment. fed can afford to be patient and see how 2019 data of all. he is saying the crosswinds are sustained. that policy should sustain them. also saying that financial market developments are the some of the crosswinds. decisions on the balance sheet must be consistent with the fed goals. it is not clear that it has moved sustainably back to 2%, the fed will not hesitate to change the balance sheet runoff if necessary. he is also saying the initial conditions for the economy are favorable as 2019 begins. the reason he has been talking so much is because we have chairman powell who just made comments earlier today. the balance sheet runoff being on autopilot, we saw the market's take a dive. also, chair powell had talks about the fed continuing to watch and wait and be patient and flexible. suggests thatman the fed can afford to be patient and see how 2019 data evolves. weekso have the fed this talking about being a little bit more cautious, a cautious tone being set right now. you are looki

i have spoken with individuals from astoria, sheridan, portland and beyond who are worried how are they going to pay their rent, how are they going to afford childcare or continue to pay their student loans if their paycheck does not come through on friday. missing even one paycheck can have catastrophic consequences. it is far too high a cost for these dedicated federal employees to pay for a policy fight that they did not start and have no power to end. this is unconscionable. hardworking oregonians should not lose their homes or be forced to sell plasma because the federal government is shut down, especially when they're continuing to report to work and protect our country without pay. since taking the majority last week, the house has taken swift action to reopen the government. we've passed bipartisan bills to fund government operations and pay workers who have been furloughed. the american people have been held hostage long enough. it is past time for the president to abandon his ill-conceived border wall and reopen the federal government before more people are hurt. thank you, mr

scott bolden, kevin sheridan, i'm del mike i appreciate.ol of the house later this week. house republicans ended the year by quietly closing and investigation into pies against present from days before democrats take control of the house this week. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge in washington with a little more on the back story of this. hi, katherine. >> thanks, leland, good afternoon. this letter from outgoing trey gowdy and bob goodlatte got very lest we and it contains information about recent closed-door testimony from former senior fbi officials, including top lawyer james bake baker. according to the letter, they said there is a basis to pursue a case against haley clinton for using an unknown secure a person personal server and mishandling of classified information. baker also said that the decision to recommend against criminal charges was not shared by all. "director comey stated no reasonable prosecutor would have brought the case against secretary clinton commented that his decision not to was unanimous amon

we also talking about an itv drama starring sheridan smith, called cleaning up.more cloud and the odd shower, but as we travel further westwards you will find that through the day the cloud will break up and we will seize any spells developed. the wind is still a feature of today's weather. we had gusts across the north of scotland, 78 mph, they will not be as strong today that you can see them in the black circles, gusty winds. if you are exposed to the wind it will feel cool are exposed to the wind it will feel cool, the wind is once again dragging in the cloud from the north sea, producing showers. with the recent spring tides and strong winds that will be big waves crashing in along the east coast, particularly east anglia, which is exposed to that. temperatures today, seven, eight or nine. this evening and overnight, northerly winds blowing in the cloud with some showers, wintry in the tops of the mountains but under clearer skies you can see the blue returning, a cold night with quite a widespread frost. these temperatures will show you what we are looking