joining us now is tim snyder, best-selling author of "on tyranny." he's a professor of history at yale university. thank you so much for coming in. >> so glad. >> i played last night -- i talked about your book last night, sort of rules for staying sane and protecting yourself and protecting your country amid the rise of authoritarianism, and i played a clip of ambassador yovanovitch walking to the podium at georgetown university and getting this huge standing ovation because i'm struggling with the lesson that i think the country is learning from the way all of the people who have stood up to the president have been punished and had their careers destroyed and in some cases their personal lives destroyed. i was trying to think about how you support those people, how you countermand that example. i wanted to get your perspective on that. >> there are i think three things. the first is we have to recognize as free people always do that the heroes aren't always the ones who have all the power, right? we have a long tradition of recognizing the heroes a

. >> my name is justin snyder., our friend and mentor bill fosser passed away, leaving my brother and me a sort of chicago institution -- his puppet opera. >> hi, justin. i'm jamie. >> jamie, nice to meet you. >> i'm told that you have something that i may never see again. >> here, follow me. >> i will. justin leads me behind the scenes of a most unusual opera house. >> all these boxes here contain costumes for various, different productions. >> wow! this is my kind of wardrobe. if only it came in my size. the costumes are so small because the players taking the stage aren't the supersized tenors and sopranos you expect to see at the opera. they're 16-inch puppets. the maestro behind this pint-size production, justin's boss, the late bill fosser. who was bill fosser? >> bill fosser taught me everything i know about puppetry. he had a unique ability to re-create full-scale environments, but in a miniature scale. he was one of my best friends. >> fosser, born in 1928, grows up in a working-class neighborhood on chica

it's snyder's rule number 2. "defend institutions. it is institutions that help us to preserve decency. they need our help as well. do not speak of our institutions unless you make them yours by acting on their behalf. institutions do not protect themselves. they fall one after another unless each is defended from the beginning. so choose an institution you care about, a court, a newspaper, a law, a labor union, and take its side." that's interesting, right? we get this one prescient warning from the russian-american journalist. institutions will not save you. they will fail. do not count on them to save you. then we get another warning from the eminent historian of 20th century collapse of democratic and rule of law countries. he says yeah, institutions are important but institutions do collapse unless each one of us actively defends and saves them from the kinds of pressures they're about to come under. pick one. do something to support it. so in the middle of the new hampshire primary yesterday, right? this very important moment fo

>> correct. >> reporter: armed with daniel's email and his intel, goodwyn, snyder and sullivan got anl green light to pursue castro and try to take him out of business. >> registered to a person. at that time we had a new name. that we thought could be a new family member or could be castro. >> at the same time as the investigators were locking. they were transferring money@new home in tennessee. >> it transferred from wichita to tennessee banks. >> the day shet up a new accoun. >> i did. >> the local authorities had been locking for him in years. >> the investigators pulled the security camera video. clearly visible was emily and a man opening an account. >> who did you soo in the image? >> castro. >> he's now joe of tennessee. >> correct. >> the investigators believe he was neither. and now he had been made. identity fraud is a federal crime. they had grounds to arrest him. a week later they moved in. >>> they finally get inside the doors of community. sinister stories of the dark angel. >> the angel of death. she came around when somebody was going to die. >> you'll hear from castr

sergeant snyder says the couple may have gone out leaving behind their cell phones, wallets, and car. >> considering the amount of personal effects left behind, i that they intended on coming back to the residence. >> search crews stepped up efforts on monday since fog limited their search on sunday. 136 search and rescue volunteers tracked the dense vegetation along the vast hills, assisted by drones. >> you can get tired, you know, and take it easy. but otherwise should be able to get to the road at one point. >> he hiked these trails a lot. they were surprised to hear about the missing couple. they say the area is popular with hikers, so even if someone gets lost, hikers will usually run into people who can help. >> we hike all the time. we go very far away, sometimes more than 15, 20 miles on foot, right, and we find someone. >> sergeant snyder says the couple are avid hikers and know the area well. he remains optimistic that they'll be found. >> we still believe that there is a strong likelihood that they could be alive. and that's why we have so many ground searchers out here lo

. >> sergeant brenton snyder with the marin county sheriff's office says the couple were vacationing at this airbnb in inverness. the owner called police when the couple didn't check out on saturday. sergeant snyder says the couple may have again out, leaving behind their cell phone, wallets and car. >> considering the amount of personal effects that were left behind, it's definitely a sign that they intended on coming back to the residence. search crews stepped up efforts on monday since fog limited the search on monday. 136 search and rescue volunteers tracked the dense vegetation along the vast hills assisted by drones. >> you can get tired, you know. and take it easy. but otherwise should be able to get to the road at one point. >> he hiked these trails a lot. they were surprised to hear about the missing couple. they say the area is popular with hikers, so even if someone gets lost, hikers will usually run into people who can help. but iman says it is strange that a couple on vacation didn't take their cell phones. >> in fact, when i go for a hike, i don't only go with my cell p

taylor: alan snyder, thank you for joining us. and a reminder that we will have special coverage of the new hampshire primary on tuesday, february 11. and coming up, analysts aren't convinced that disney is a true competitor to netflix. we talk all things streaming. and if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio. listen on the bloomberg app, bloomberg.com, and in the u.s. on sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: want to bring you some breaking news, more data out of china related to the coronavirus. a province is now saying that 81 corunna deaths have been reported on february 7. an additional 2841 cases on february 7. now the total confirmed coronavirus cases has risen to 24,953. the death toll rising now to at least 700. we will keep you updated on this virus. earlier this week, disney reported strong subscriber numbers for its streaming service. analysts say it is not the competitive risk it may appear to be for netflix. ince disney plus debuted november, netflix shares have outperformed disney. we are joined by da

alien robert snyder are from kansas city. they have health issues. they will be in the box with jenny a and stephanie davis. her motherader, stephanie davis is a proponent of school choice. gage are from stillwater oklahoma. her husband was killed in afghanistan. they are being honored by the president along with paul morrow of montgomery, alabama. he is now working in an opportunity zone in alabama, where he is open to concrete plans. finally, the former chief of police in venezuela capital city who had been arrested by the tovez regime and escaped fort lauderdale. most people will be sitting in the president's box. he will probably refer to them throughout his speech. slidell, louisiana. how do you describe the state of the union? >> i describe the state of the union to be precarious. >> why? >> i think that due to how unstable our president is, we are no longer trusted by our allies. economy is notr good as people think it is, even though the job ratings are great. we have a trillion dollar deficit. if this president gets elected again, he will cu

such as highway ten through foreign or highway 33 miners bill weir through representative casey snyder of hometown paradise. many you taunts don't want to just vacation in rural utah, they want to live there and to work there and to raise their families there. raising a family in rural utah requires stable employment and many rural families are searching for a better job opportunities closer to home. the good news is that according to our department of work so for services, we are on track to exceed our goal of creating 25,000 new jobs in rural utah by the end of this year. (applause). >> for example, it is finding new ways to turn coal into carbon fiber. utah overall online initiative is empowering residents with nuclear options. our successful efforts to develop broadband throughout the state and setting the foundation -- is setting the foundation for opportunities we can yet even imagine. thanks to technology and our tell-all community initiatives, we have moved many state jobs to communities off the front. from providence, from rich field to richmond, we are making significant prog

. >> reporter: now, sergeant snyder says that at this point there is no evidence of foul play. right now the plan is to continue searching today until the end of daylight and then resume the search maybe in a more limited way tuesday morning. live in inverness, nbc bay area news. >> okay. hopefully they will be found soon. thank you, robert. >>> 117 quarantined americans are being shuttled in. they had been quarantined on the diamond princess cruise ship in japan at the beginning of this month. 14 people tested positive, but they were transported to nebraska medical center. we learned that the first group of americans transported will be released tomorrow. meantime, the world health organization announced that according to china, the spread of the virus continues to slow in the country. >> it's too early to tell if this decline will continue. everything is still on the table. >> nearly 1,800 people have died. >>> nearly 400 american cruise passengers on the diamond princess were evacuated. another evacuation plane carried them. they had been in quarantine for nearly two weeks a

jennifer snyder and matthew henry. matthew is here. thank you very much for that. next partnership is sunnydale crisis intervention team. so under reverend brunswick we work to help the community provide extra resources to sunnydale area. also for asian pacific american community center under rex, thank you very much. we provide extra resources to the asian community, and that is very grateful for that. in addition we have office hours at that location which i will discuss shortly. monthly meetings are on the third tuesday of every month. it's at 5:30 and the current projects we are working on are national night out and officer appreciation day. our community meetings are on the same day at 6:30. our office hours are times and places are officers reach out to the public and get in conversation with the public and community members to engage them and see what kind of concerns they may have in that specific neighborhood. for ingleside district, we have three-years. we have visitacion valley, here, and also in the excelsior. so for example, in the visitacion valley, w

dylan snyder will continue from here. >> good evening, everyone. manager of policy and legislative affairs with h.s.h. i will take it from here. as abigail mentioned, we finished the community engagement process, and we then took the proposal for the vehicle triage center pilot program to the planning commission in august of 2019 where they approved the temporary usage of the site. this was followed closely by approval from the board of supervisors in september of 2019. and again recognizing and thanking supervisor safai for his leadership in stewarding the approval process. we then began construction on the site in october 2019. after that urban al kemy was selected as the nonprofit -- alchemy was selected as the nonprofit provider. they have been incredible partners. we feel very lucky to have them being the site provider and for jumping into this pilot feet-first with courage and tremendous expertise. and for running a program which you will hear shortly is going extremely well. the vehicle encampment resolution team began providing outreach for

travel conditions prevented karen snyder from being here. i would like you to join me in welcoming them to this chamber. [ applause ] we are friends, and i've enjoyed building our relationships this year. and i look forward to the progress that we will make in the year ahead. our peoples and our governments deserve our very best efforts. and i know that we will jointly work on that. i want to that anything secretary buchanan and his team for his partnership with the tribes to advance a good proposal so that tribal i.d.s can be used for voter registration. i really -- this is one of the great honors that you have in an address like this, and i couldn't be more pleased to welcome captain scott cannic to the chamber, a wyoming native who along with 29 other soldiers recently returned from afghanistan. he and other members of the third platoon of charlie company left last january on a challenging mission, to provide 24-hour evacuation coverage in helmand province. captain, welcome home to wyoming and know that we are so proud of you and the tale

we have david snyder, a leading orthopedist and the author of a new book, and he will tell you, amongther things, why socialized medicine killed princess diana. you heard it here first. and we have mark, the president of the coalition against socialized medicine, because we need to coalesce around this issue. let's get right to it. , one of the fastest-growing trends in european health care is private insurance. what happens when the government replaces professionals in the delivery of health care? barbara: you destroy the market. if you remove competition, we are dead. i am so thankful to do what congressman scalise has just said when he mentioned that if we import price controls to europe -- from europe to the united states, you will have socialized medicine here in the u.s., trust me. we have seen it in europe. this is no good. if we just look at the budget of the western european countries, 2/3 on welfare and medicine, 2/3. ,o what is left for education defense, and other important things? not much. don't fall into this trap of the centrally planned thing that we call socialized h

snyder that approach this calloused and public policy professor at george mason university thank you for joining us again on al-jazeera. now the republican and democratic leaders of the senate have traded bob's ahead of wednesday's vote in the impeachment trial of donald trump trump is widely expected to be acquitted on charges of abuse of power and the obstruction of congress last week the senate rejected the chance to hear from additional witnesses senate republican leader mitch mcconnell to announce the democrats may have to impeach trotta while the minority leader chuck schumer accused the republicans of hiding the truth it's hard to believe that house democrats ever really thought this reckless and precedent breaking process would yield 67 votes across the rubicon was their vision so clouded by partisanship that they really believed they really believed this would be anywhere near enough for the 1st presidential removal in american history or was success to the point. it was just an effort to hijack our institution for a month long political rally the majority leader can come up

guess what who i met on a dan snyder's yacht. liz: quick. >> matthew mcconaughey.on't think he is good looking? liz: he is fine. go go propreparing to report after the bell. bill studebaker. to the gopro but a related name? >> one name you need to look at, they used to be heavily tethered towards gopro. they are in market hundred of millions of dollars he ising video processors to supplying computer vision chips going after surveilance and the auto industry that will be in the billions of dollars. we think as that occurs this company will be revalued as kind of a go-to a.i. company. as you recall, mobileye a couple years back was sold for about $11 billion and they had roughly 350 million revenue. ambarella, is 250 million revenue. they have been specced designed, 20 oes on auto side. we think it will be pretty lucrative in years to come. morgan stanley and they put a report out on talked about 150, to 260% revenue growth looking out the next five years. we're pretty excited about am ba rella. liz: you like blew prism, teladoc. we had two unbelievably bullish days

joining me now conservative actor john snyder, this could work, i'm not quite a lot i'm seeing this evente gave out a thousand free t-shirts. he's cashing ou passing out cas. >> it's a little premature for him to enter into a quid pro quo arrangement where you vote for me and i'll give you a sandwich. >> it seems so odd that someone would try to do that. it is so out of touch with humanity with on the shadow of a doubt that he is rich and rich cannot buy you brains, it cannot buy you a personality and it cannot buy you compassion. i think on a shadow of a doubt it cannot buy you vote. jesse: how shallow do you think it is to think mike is in his conference room and thinking let's give him a bunch of free chicken, free beer. [laughter] how easy and basic does he think the democratic primary voters are. he probably think it's not easy. >> apparently very easy and when you say that i get the picture of let's shove a few crumbs in the do what we say. it's just absurd, there's a wonderful biblical standard, if you give amanda fish he'll leave for a day and if you teach them how to fish live fo

>>that they found near where they were located sergeant brandon snyder from the county sheriff's office says he spoke to the pair who are thankful after being lost and rescue they wish to extend their gratitude to all the search and rescue members that you see behind me. >>who are the reason for carolinian being found. >>at last check the couple's at the hospital with their family by their side who are ecstatic to say the least reporting in inverness gayle ong kron 4 news. >>breaking overnight. redwood city police reporting a fatal accident on southbound one oh one it happened about 3 o'clock this morning near veterans boulevard police say the car went off the highway up an embankment then it went airborne and collided with a light pole. the driver was an 18 year-old woman from san jose, the passenger also woman was pronounced dead at the scene police believe that alcohol was a factor in the collision. of course advise everyone to think twice before drinking and driving. >>don't drink and drive finding a dozen the driver. uber there's lot of ways to it home safe >>the driver of that car

it's a kind of thing that some of you have read professor tim snyder's book on the road to unfreedom.you haven't you should take a look at this. it's an important book, the road starts where they are not free in the elections are clearly not free and then they move in a goes through ukraine, europe, the united states. selection interference is another example. another battlefield where ukraine is on the frontline is on energy as a weapon. the russians have designed, built, almost completed but not quite a pipeline that comes from russia into germany that would bypass ukraine and the dependence of russian gas. russians have hijacked and hacked into ukrainian infrastructure. but not just ukrainian infrastructure, they tried in ukraine, figured out what worked in europe and then did in the united states for lesser degrees. yes indeed. >> talking to this, the other one seems to work but you don't think this is working. so i'm not starting over, fighting not get any of that -- it's a russians. [laughter] that's exactly what it is. so i was making this case for a robust defense against the

when they start asking, well, you've given to the campaigns of rick snyder, who's responsible for thelint water crisis. when you get into lindsey graham, when you give to rudolph giuliani, we want answers and he's going to have to sit there and answer it and we also know that bloomberg can be a very surly person. he's not energetic like donald trump, which is what i think won donald trump the election, it's not money, he's a charisma. he's not an intellect or anything like that but he has tons of charisma, something bloomberg does not have, so he's going to have to go out in front of these audiences, answer these questions, and i really do not think it's going to bode very well for him. >> tucker: that's the hope. we hope democracy kicks in at some point. professor, thank you coming on. appreciate it. michael tracy is an independent generalist meaning he thinks for himself unlike most journalists. we are happy to have them here tonight. take three steps back which i know you do for a living and tell us what it means for the country. >> here's an interesting way to look at it. in the p

. >> reporter: sergeant snyder says there's no evidence of foul play, but they left behind their wallets and cell phones. >> they wouldn't leave all their stuff, leave their car and just vanish. so, yes, i think it's very stwra strange. >> reporter: in marin county, abc 7 news. >> we know there's been a lot of interest in the couple's disappearance. download the abc 7 news app. it's how we send out breaking news alerts. >>> a patient with coronavirus is being treated and another monitored. both were passengers on the diamond princess cruise ship. some were flown to fairfield yesterday. nine people were identified as needing hospital saying or testing. self rn seven are in solano county hospitals. new virus cases in china fell again to 1749. there were 136 new deaths, putting the toll at more than 2,000. 180 americans who have been quarantined at travis air force released today. buses were sent to take them to nearby airports to catch flights home. officials say there is no health risk from any of those people. some of the americans went to sfo for happy reunions with their loved ones. li

dylan snyder will continue from here. >> good evening, everyone. manager of policy and legislative affairs with h.s.h. i will take it from here. as abigail mentioned, we finished the community engagement process, and we then took the proposal for the vehicle triage center pilot program to the planning commission in august of 2019 where they approved the temporary usage of the site. this was followed closely by approval from the board of supervisors in september of 2019. and again recognizing and thanking supervisor safai for his leadership in stewarding the approval process. we then began construction on the site in october 2019. after that urban al kemy was selected as the nonprofit -- alchemy was selected as the nonprofit provider. they have been incredible partners. we feel very lucky to have them being the site provider and for jumping into this pilot feet-first with courage and tremendous expertise. and for running a program which you will hear shortly is going extremely well. the vehicle encampment resolution team began providing outreach for

. >> reporter: sergeant snyder says the family's been involved in the search plans and are hoping for answers. >> they're sad, they're worried. they're worried for carol and ian and want them to come home safely. that's why we're still out there searching. >> reporter: as we've been reporting, detectives here at the sheriff's office have been looking into the couple's financial records and haven't been able to find anything. crews will be back out again tomorrow. abc 7 news. >> anser, thank you. we know there's been a lot of interest in the story, download our abc 7 news. >>> fish and wildlife officials have not found a mountain lion that scratched and bit a 6-year-old girl. the park near cupertino is still closed because of this. it will not reopen until authorities say it's safe. the sunday morning attack left the toddler with minor injuries. the park and open space preserve is in the hills above los altos and cupertino and very popular for families looking for a weekend outing. but, again, it will stay closed until they decide it is safe to reopen. >> a lot of people are heading to

what can make a comeback at a time when we have at the time of governor by the name of snyder that says migrants come into the city of detroit and buy up the homes. make an international statement in order to come in and buy the homes after what you recall i would say gentrification, okay and using the word gentrification is base clickie what has happened here in the city of detroit. it's been a plan for the longest, for instance, i'll give you an example. we got joe lewis arena downtown. ... >> what would be next? we can't even go to work anymore. who speaks for the little man cracks? but we have this big development downtown all this private money not private enough for the citizens to walk but they were allowed to walk 30 or 40 years. >> i hope that i have been true with what you have entrusted me with because the other five people in the book one is robin who had those opportunities from the bankruptcy had been a filmmaker in los angeles looking for opportunities in the real estate market and investing in detroit right before the financial crisis hit and use the bankruptcy to spin a

and i made a pitch for tim snyder's earlier book, the road to unfreedom, he's also got a book on tyranny which i recommend as well and one of the things he points out in that book is the importance of institutions and strengthening institutions. what do they mean? theymaybe george washington university is an institution . higher education more broadly area us foreign policy structure is aninstitution . the private sector, these are all pieces that kind of provide guidelines and provide direction and provide a conscience for what we are all trying to do in our different ways so let me chris stop there and hope that something i said there prompted some disagreement or some other arguments. i would love to have the opportunity to talk with chris and you about them so thank you very much . [applause] >>. >> i'll turn this back onand thank you very much bill . >> does that work? >> you called us how institutions are so very important. >> in our system of government and institutions vehicle by which the voices of all get heard. and as someone who like bill working government often with very gr

it when they asking, you've given to the campaigns of rick snyder, who is responsible for the flint watersis. when you've given to lindsey graham, when you given to rudolph giuliani. we want answers. that he's to have to sit there and answer and we also know that bloomberg can be a very surly person. he's not energetic like donald trump, which is what i think won donald trump the election. it was charisma. he's not an intellectual or anything like that but he has tons of charisma, something that bloomberg doesn't have. he's going to have to go out in front of his audiences, and i really don't think it's going to vote very well for him. >> tucker: that's a hole. you hope democracy kicks in at some point. professor, thanks so much for coming onto may, i appreciate it. >> thanks a lot, tucker. >> tucker: michael tracy is an independent journalist, which means he thinks for himself, unlike most journals, happy to have him join us tonight. thanks so much for coming on. take three steps back, which i know you do for living, and tell us what the bloomberg campaign means for the country. >> here'

. >> joining me now, national political reporter for politico elena snyder following the buttigieg campaign and cnn political commentator and spokesperson for hillary clinton's 2016 presidential campaign karen finney. what are you hearing from the buttigieg campaign today? what is a win? >> the buttigieg campaign wants to extend what they were able to do in iowa, a surprise surge, basically a tie out of iowa and winning the state delegates and they want to try and repeat that here in new hampshire, but also very aware that they're competing against two senators who have home state advantage. obviously chief among them is bernie sanders from neighboring vermont, who has been leading in these polls and who is likely to -- they see as somebody they're going after in terms of trying to get that first place finish, but also elizabeth warren, someone who they share a lot of overlapping voters with and from neighboring massachusetts. they're aware they had stiffer competition than maybe in different ways than they did in iowa. but certainly still feel like they need to put in a really strong compe

you know, also his political donations to lindsey graham, and to rick snyder who was responsible for many mosques in new york city. he's going to have to answer for those thing and i think it is not goapg to bode well particularly with young voters and african-american voters. sm he's been a member of every political party at this point and run gamut we're going to end with you. i want to ask you as far as michael bloomberg goes will democrats get behind him and able to say hey anything is better than donald trump. if he can win, let's just forget about his past. >> i think that's right rob. i think that the in democrats ae going to be behind any candidate they think can beat trump and a bloomberg campaign is formidable because of amount of money he's willing to spend and they're very organized -- i earlier this week put my name in on a facebook page just to see what happened for bloomberg, and immediately i was contacted by a field organize per, i hear they're paying field organizers extreme amounts of money for that job. they're having freebies every where so he's a forked mid-able

says he tested the iowa caucus app and he found several stunning failures, ceo of now secure alan snyders, briefly, straight to the point what did you find when you had a look at the app? >> what we found it was framework, down loaded and used the standard, they didn't do much else in what you would see typical security precautions, certainly not for something as personal a voting application. stuart: did they test it at all? >> it doesn't really appear, i mean, certainly from the results one would conclude that, no, they didn't, when you look at some of the things that were there, i'd say pretty certainly that they did not test it thoroughly enough, had they done so they would have found some of the issues, they would not have had the outcome that they had. if they would have had put it out way before the caucus, wouldn't they open themselves of being hacked, secret, untested almost till the day of the caucus, isn't that why they did it? >> it's hard for me to say whey they did what they did, there are many different ways that you can do private testing, go and use other third-party lab

shot saved by snyder. king. goal. >> logan scores 38 seconds into overtime.d the sharks to a 3-2 win. the puck drops tomorrow night at the shark tank. >>> the warriors will be in phoenix tomorrow naught after being blown out at home. the lakers beat the warriors 116-86 as lebron james sat out on the bench for the lakers because of a grown injury. green missed most of the game. in the second quarter, he got tangled up with dwight howard and then he started jawing at the chef. that that led to a technical foul. and 11 seconds later another tech and he was ejected. he has 14 now. and remember you only need 16 before you get an automatic one game suspension. >>> high school student in north carolina is the first female wrestler to win an individual state championship. junior kevin beat all the boys in her weight class last weekend. you can see the celebrations all around as she seals up that victory. fitch says she started pushing her parents to let her wrestle when she was just six years old after watching her older brothers wrestling tournaments. >> well, i jus

>>that they found near where they were located sergeant brandon snyder from the county sheriff's office says he spoke to the pair who are thankful after being lost. >>and rescued, they wish to extend their gratitude to all the search and rescue members that you see behind me. >>who are the reason for carolinian being found. >>at last check the couple's at the hospital with their family by their side who are ecstatic to say the least reporting in inverness gayle ong kron 4 news. >>the first told you about the couple being rescued in a push alert through our kron 4 mobile app make sure to download the kron 4 mobile app and the kron on app for the latest breaking news in the bay area and beyond. it was one year ago, a woman was killed in a landslide at san francisco's fort funston today family friends and first responders gathered at the site to remember the life of cure a scarlet. the 22 year-old was walking on the beach with her dog when suddenly a cliff collapsed trapoing her on her knees kron four's dan thorn was at today's gathering he has more now from her family. >>it was an emotion

current best-selling books, and portland, oregon topping the list is on tierney, historian timothy snyderal climate. after that is positive america cohost stan former obama official don pipers advice. in on trump in america than in harvest, the vote, and nebraska democratic party chair weighs in on how democrats can win back oral voters. that's followed by a memoir by artist martha grover. wrapping up our look at some of the best-selling nonfiction books according to powell boxes labels thoughts on overcoming racism and median white supremacy. some of the authors have appeared on book tv and you can watch them online on booktv.org. >> at this years boston book festival civil rights attorney ben crump offers to its thoughts on racial bias in the justice system. here's a portion of his talk. >> it i was in the state of florida since we was the first state to pass the stench from which i am on record as the most racist jim crow law that we have ever seen in america. it is sad because black people and brown people in america regrettably and unfortunately, we have gotten used to the police kil

>>that they found near where they were located sergeant brandon snyder from the county sheriff's office says he spoke to the pair who are thankful after being lost. >>and rescued, they wish to extend their gratitude to all the search and rescue members that you see behind me. >>who are the reason for carolinian being found. >>at last check the couple was at the hospital with their family by their side who are ecstatic to say the least reporting here at inverness gayle ong kron 4 news. >>we first told you about the couple being rescued and a push alert through our kron 4 mobile app make sure to download the kron 4 mobile app and the kron on app for the latest breaking news in the bay area and beyond. we have just put together. >>a multi generational most the wreckage racial coalition, which is going up not only win in nevada, it's going to sweep this country. >>in national news tonight, bernie sanders scored a resounding victory in the nevada caucuses today. tonight's win cement his status as the democrats national front runner. this amid escalating tensions over whether he's too liberal

jennifer snyder and matthew henry. matthew is here. thank you very much for that. next partnership is sunnydale crisis intervention team. so under reverend brunswick we work to help the community provide extra resources to sunnydale area. also for asian pacific american community center under rex, thank you very much. we provide extra resources to the asian community, and that is very grateful for that. in addition we have office hours at that location which i will discuss shortly. monthly meetings are on the third tuesday of every month. it's at 5:30 and the current projects we are working on are national night out and officer appreciation day. our community meetings are on the same day at 6:30. our office hours are times and places are officers reach out to the public and get in conversation with the public and community members to engage them and see what kind of concerns they may have in that specific neighborhood. for ingleside district, we have three-years. we have visitacion valley, here, and also in the excelsior. so for example, in the visitacion valley, w

r.i.b., snyder electronics has offered to buy the company $1.5 billion, an industrial company buyingmpany. it prices it at 29 euros per share. looks in line it with prior deals of this magnitude and we said in -- shouldn't expect over 29 euros a share. 15%, the utility company based in the u.k. profits,ent cap hurt and they booked a 1.1 billion pound impairment charge as the price of natural gas dropped. the cash flow outlook was disappointing in recent earnings. 2%, stillopping near the biggest shareholder of nissan, and its partner nissan seeing poor earnings and suspending its dividend. matt: thanks very much for that. dani, looking at those individual movers. barclays has retained its profitability target for 2020, but the bank is also warning it will be even more challenging now given macroeconomic uncertainty and low interest rates. bank, the center of jes staley's strategy, posted revenue in line with estimates. rebecca chesworth is still with us. we had a slew of european bank today, a lot of them showing the turnaround is working or in the case of commerzbank they have more

snyder. now we'll open this up for public comment. is there anyone from the public that would wish to comment on this item? okay, seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner diamond? >> commissioner diamond: i just wanted to commend staff on the thoroughness of this report. it connects the dots for me. i see improvements in the projects, and improvements on the streets, and this is how it gets from a to z, the sausage making it of. understanding how you prioritize with community action groups and how you set the priorities helps me very much. thank you. >> president koppel: commissioner moore? >> commissioner moore: your presentation was very convincing, and i'm excited to see where we're moving in the next year. >> president koppel: and thanks for bearing with us on the agenda. >> sure. >> clerk: commissioners, that places you on item 15, at 1300 columbus avenue, a planned unit development. >> good evening, president koppel and commissioners. the item before you is a conditional use authorization and planned unit development

snyder. now we'll open this up for public comment. is there anyone from the public that would wish to comment on this item? okay, seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner diamond? >> commissioner diamond: i just wanted to commend staff on the thoroughness of this report. it connects the dots for me. i see improvements in the projects, and improvements on the streets, and this is how it gets from a to z, the sausage making it of. understanding how you prioritize with community action groups and how you set the priorities helps me very much. thank you. >> president koppel: commissioner moore? >> commissioner moore: your presentation was very convincing, and i'm excited to see where we're moving in the next year. >> president koppel: and thanks for bearing with us on the agenda. >> sure. >> clerk: commissioners, that places you on item 15, at 1300 columbus avenue, a planned unit development. >> good evening, president koppel and commissioners. the item before you is a conditional use authorization and planned unit development

this happened last night near lombard and snyder streets. when police arrived they found a person suffering from life- threatening injuries. the person was taken to the hospital. no updates to that person's condition. the driver remained on the scene and is cooperating. >>> americans will be evacuated from a cruise ship in japan today. the deadly virus has affected more than 69,000 people and killed 1600 people. japanese health officials consider 67 people have tested positive for the virus. >> we need to get them off and do it in a safe way that is sensitive to the health of the individual. >> the state department is evacuating americans who wish to leave today. there are reports that one man whose wife is sick said he will not leave. if anyone is showing symptoms of the virus they will not be able to board the flight. passengers will stay at the air force base. >>> no confirmed cases in the alameda county. the mayor joined with the chamber of commerce yesterday to calm health concerns in oakland. businesses report people are staying away f

of kansas one in the women's soccer team one the 12to title last in my hometown of manhattan, phil snyder revolutionized college football at kansas state university and the legacy continued by the current coach and athletic director. who can forget wichita state at the ncaa basketball tournament in 2013. in addition to kansas city, it was a national headquarters for the ncaa for 45 years before moving to indianapolis. senator young is not here but i would remind them we welcome them back to kansas city at any time. while division i schools often come to mind in my view, we cannot lucite over the 1000 colleges and universities across three divisions including ncaa. in kansas we have division ii who one for d2 titles most recently in 2011 newman and washburn. i hope in this conversation that those schools in their athletes are not forgotten. altogether there are nearly 500,000 student athletes to compete in 24 different sports. the ncaa restrictions tied to amateur athletics eligible the high gain national attention and heated debate in recent years. specifically how student athletes are re

also donald snyder is here economist at the research team >> you look at the surge with sanders.n terms of the voting or in terms of the polls. not in terms of the predictive polls and the other things >> he's in the lead in the betting markets. >> that's correct but right now sanders is in a really good position. >> does that then carry over elsewhere do you think think it's very state specific. >> it does carry over. not only does iowa give you a lot of legitimacy and momentum going forward. he's already in the lead in new hampshire and that could push into south carolina. he may not win there but he may do better than expected. >> we're calling it a new tax on wealth over the weekend. to get closer frankly to where bernie sanders and elizabeth warren may be the question is does that move the needle and does that push him out of the game completely later? that's always one of the big issues >> yeah. bloomberg has been called into what a lot of folks, even the more moderate names inside this field has done which is trying to microtarget their way up the polls by appealing to a l

have a panel featuring a conversation with secretary elaine chao and eugene skalia moderated by dan snyder. >> i think you sit here and i sit here. >> i am not a smart political operative. smart political operatives would to the share his real views about a cabinet secretary. but there were many cabinet secretaries in the bush administration and i am seated next to the very best one. elaine chao. >> thank you. i've got evidence of it. i actually worked for secretary chao at the labor department and on my very first day she gave me the single best mission statement the cabinet secretary has ever given. dan, i want you to scour the country, find the most effective conservatives who can fight and win. you've got six months to recruit them and bring them to the department. her first assignment to me was to get gene scalia confirmed as the solicitor at the labor department. >> or at least appointed. >> he at that time was considered the finest labor lawyer in the land. today, he is the secretary of labor. so to my right it is my distinct privilege to have an -- two extraordinary secretaries, se

that is why political leaders under the leadership of governor rick snyder, a republican, worked across the aisle to expand medicaid in michigan in 2014. this expansion, healthy michigan, currently covers over 650,000 michiganders, providing them access to both quality, affordable health care, and protection from crippling medical bills. it is also -- it has also supported rural hospitals, both in michigan and across the country. without healthy michigan, hospitals across the state that serve some of our most vulnerable residents would face closures and terrible increased financial pressures. finally, medicaid is the single largest pair of long-term care in this country. and allows our seniors the opportunity to live with dignity as they age. the trump administration's recent actions puts this all at risk. both the 217 health care proposal and the c.m.s. proposal would block grant medicaid, drastically cutting the resources it provides for life-saving medical care. we know what this means. increased health care costs for my constituents, and a loss of coverage for seniors, the disabled

earliest premature babies ever to survive. 21 days and six days and weighing less than a pound, ellie snyder was a born fighter. sh kept on winning the battle of life. today e she is strong healthy two year-old girl sitting with her amazing mother robin. in the gallery. ellie and robin, we are glad to have you with us tonight. [ applause ] >> every child is a miracle of life. and thanks to modern medical wonders 50% of very premature babies delivered at the hospital where she was born now survive. incredible thing. thank you very much. our goal should be to ensure that every baby has the best chance to thrive and grow just like ellie. that is why i'm asking congress to provide an additional $50 million to fund research for america's youngest patients. that is yoo i'm also calling upon members of congress tonight to pass legislation finally banning the late term abortion of babies. [ applause ] >> whether we are republican, democrat or independent, surely we must all agree every human life is a sacred gift from god as we support america oos moms and dads i was proud to sign the law providing