spectating isn't for california and i hope that the government doesn't just spectate. we should move because this is an industry that is here to stay and anyone who believes we are going to go back to the old age just to read the news about the gm deciding to lay off 14 or 15,000 workers because of this, we've got to recognize the value in almost any product today is the information that it possesses. you were with the state attorneys general talking about antitrust and about anti-conservative bias. what has come out of those conversations and what can be done on us date level in terms of assessing how it applies to the digital economy. >> those have been good conversations. a lot of the same issues we are discussing today and what it means to have antitrust activity and trying to understand how it fits with this new digital world that we are in so i think you're going to time throughout the country along with the department of justice will continue to examine where we need to go to make sure we are protecting consumers and the marketplace competition. the justice depa

sure as a spectator of the game, that is what fans want to see, good, hard, exciting test cricket.confident of the team. in my eyes, i feel that i have been capable of chasing any total. we will try to minimise as much as possible. belgium have won the men's world hockey cup for the first time, beating the netherlands on penalties in india. the match itself finished goalless and it was 2—2 on penalties when belgium went in front for the first time in the shootout. this effort was then saved by the keeper is belgium, who lost the olympic final two years ago, came through 3-2 final two years ago, came through 3—2 on penalties. it is the first time that a belgian side, men's or women's, has ever won the hockey world cup. a great victory for belgium. all the latest sports news is on our website. that is bbc.com/sport. plenty of reaction to liverpool's win over manchester united and ba rcelona's liverpool's win over manchester united and barcelona's win which extends their lead at the top of la liga. at one hour, goodbye. —— but for now, goodbye. hello there. we are seeing a significant

government is not just spectate. we should move because this is an industry that is here to stay, and anyone who believes we will go back to the old days needs to read the news about gm 14 thousand,ay off 15,000 workers because of this new world. the value recognize in any product is the information it possesses, more than the hardware or the widget that used to make it valuable. in september you were here in washington meeting with leaders at the doj talking about antitrust and anti-conservative bias. what has come out of those conversations since that meeting in september, and what can be done on the state level in terms of assessing how antitrust applies to the digital economy? those have been good conversations, not just the meeting in september with the attorney general and his team, but with the ag's around the country sitting down to have this conversations. very good bipartisan conversations, a lot of the same issues we are discussing now, trying to get a grip on what it means to have antitrust activity, and

lovely for the spectator, katy balls. to have you both her to lovely to have you both here. some of tomorrow's front pages. the guardian leads on theresa may's insistence that there should not be a second referendum, amid growing calls for a new vote. it's the same story for the metro. the paper says the prime minister will reiterate her oppostion to another referendum after reports her aides are plotting one behind her back. ‘don‘t dare steal our brexit‘ says the daily express, which also focuses on mrs may's firm belief that that the result of the 2016 referendum is delivered. the i leads on plans emerging within the government to end the political deadlock over brexit, with reports cabinet ministers are pressuring theresa may to let mps vote on all of the main options. the daily telegraph splashes on warnings from prominent brexiteer borisjohnson, who says that a second vote would be a betrayal. theresa may shares that view, according to the online independent, which joins the other papers leading on the prime minister's opposition to a new poll. the daily mirror is campa

spectating and stuff for california and help the u.s. government doesn't just spectate. we shouldn't because this is an industry that is here to stay, and anyone who believes we are going to go back to the old days just needs to read the news about gm decide to light up 14, 15,000 workers because of this new world. we've got to recognize that the value in almost any product today is the information it possesses more than the hardware or the widget that used to make it valuable. >> in september if you are in a dozen other state attorneys general meeting with the digitized digitizer at a trust and talking about at the conservative bias. i'd love to get a sense of what's come out of those conversations since that meeting in september? and what can be done on the state level in terms of assessing a antitrust apply to the digital economy? >> guest: double owe seven good conversations, not just a meeting in september of the u.s. department of justice with the attorney general and his team, but with the ag's from around the country bi-partisanly sitting down to have those conve

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the spectators here all have something in common.members of the many sports and social clubs run by locals, for locals, who say they have been ripped off and caught out by one man. we were signing papers, and they said they would photocopy them and send them back to the club — if we were unhappy with what had been signed, we could scrap it and everything would be fine, but we never got them back. we were told to be out sunday night, 12 o'clock. they cut off the electricity, the gas, the water. it was a pack of lies. we were misinformed, whichever way you look at it. absolutely disgusting. you put your life on hold, you don't know where you are going, and it just completely ruined us, everything. not all clubs can be so forthcoming. some have been barred from speaking. they have signed gagging orders, nondisclosure agreements. even so, we have unearthed stacks of evidence of clubs being ripped off, and one name links them all. minotaur, a group of seven companies from the north of england all controlled by this man, glynjones. for alm

we do believe he was here either spectating or participating in the sideshow but we are still investigating how he fell off the off ramp">in crockett haaziq madyun kron4news (grant) the trial for the ghost ship fire is set to start on april second. yesterday marked two years since 36 people died when a warehouse illegally converted to a living space and entertainment venue caught fire. this trial has been delayed several times but will now go before a retired alamda judge. derick almena and max harris each face 36 charges of involuntary manslaughter for their part in renting and organizing the oakland warehouse. the two men allegedly turned the warehouse with few exits into a death trap of flammable clutter.flammable clutter. (catherine) developing news tonight... a tentative agreement has been reached-- signaling the end of a long strike involving marriott hotel workers in san francisco. (grant) the strike has plagued some of the city's top hotels for the last two months... kron four's terisa estacio is in san francisco with the latest details..terisa? union workers are voting and we will

last weekend, a banana skin was thrown by a spectator after pierre—emerick aubameyang scored for arsenalwe've gone back to a stage that we thought years ago it had been eradicated, when clearly it hasn't, and it's sad. and now sterling's treatment, and comments, have only intensified the focus. one of english football's most sparkling and scrutinised talents hoping for a fair and level playing field. andy swiss, bbc news. now, how do you give fossils a future? well, you put them online, and that's exactly what london's natural history museum and washington's smithsonian institution in the us have set out to do. they're digitally recording millions of fossils in their collections, many of which have been hidden away in drawers for decades. 0ur science correspondent victoria gill has the story. so we're in our brachiopod collection. tucked into thousands of drawers, the entire history of life on earth. there's dozens of things in every box in every drawer. wow! yes, yes. there are a0 million fossils stored here at the smithsonian museum, and a team is carrying out the mammoth task of digit

family taught me holding public office was an honorable endeavor even though my parents were largely spectators and supporters and not candidates or officeholders. they just cared and they wanted me to care too. at the risk of going down to many family stories, it may explain a lot that my dad fell in love with my mom when he saw her smoking a cigar and belting out, won't to come home, bill daley at a party. my mother said i must say trick or treat and vote for jfk when i was seven. my father insisted i not only learn the rules of football butler to tell a good joke and learn to laugh at myself. siblings, my two sisters and brother have been the port in every storm. largeldren -- we have a family of many children and grandchildren that is close. i and/or them -- adore them but i need to mention my three children: austin, maddie and lily because they were there from the beginning. going to political events, toddlers sitting not so quietly as i gave a speech and amazing troopers in the almost decade of my career when i was a single working mom hauling them over the state on campaigns. they have f

reality, like, people going to gigs film through their phones, rather than actually enjoying and spectatingheir eyes. i'd just like people to kind of stop and take a second to reconnect with people around them as opposed to their phones. we have a lot of people just coming and saying, "wow, that looks like my son." we had two old men that came along and sat down in between, and it hasjust been really funny to kind of see everyone's reaction to it because everyone just gets it, everyone can relate to it. it's a good thing to think about. this is a festival, it's nice to enjoy, it's also very important that injanuary, the lights go out again and we relax a little bit. and don't forget if you would like to see the longer version of the programme, it can catch up with all of our recent adventures on the bbc iplayer and we are also on social media too. the details of those accou nts media too. the details of those accounts can be found on our website in the meantime for me and the rest of the travel show team here in kobe, it is goodbye. hello, i hope your christmas day was more festive than the

:30 we'll be taking a look at the papers with broadcaster john stapleton and katy balls from the spectatorfor that. good evening. a leading brexit supporter in the cabinet has suggested that parliament will have to look at other options — if the government's withdrawal plan is rejected by mps. but the international trade secretary, liam fox, dismissed suggestions of another referendum, on the grounds that it would perpetuate divisions in the country. here's our political correspondent, chris mason. it is not hard to find divisions over brexit outside parliament. protesters with different views fight for attention. and it is not much different inside. at least the prime minister has found someone willing to play ball today. and yes, she still hopes she will get her deal through parliament, but many are now discussing what happens if she fails, with growing talk of another referendum. the international trade secretary, liam fox, campaign for brexit and hates the idea. supposing we had another referendum, supposing the remain side won it by 52—48, but it was on a lower turnout — entirely poss

last weekend, a banana skin was thrown by a spectator after pierre—emerick aubameyang scored for arsenal that we thought years ago it had been eradicated, when clearly it hasn't, and it's sad. and now, sterling's treatment and comments have only intensified the focus. one of english football's most sparkling and scrutinised talents hoping forafairand level playing field. andy swiss, bbc news. just one game in the premier league this afternoon, and the problems at newcastle continue as they were defeated 2—1 by wolves. the winner from matt doherty coming deep into added time after newcastle were reduced to ten men. that is now their seventh defeat in nine home games this season. rangers drew 1—1 at dundee. former rangers striker kenny miller gave the home side the lead in just the ninth minute. the match turned in the visitors' favour when nathan ralph was sent off, and andy halliday equalised from the resulting freekick. dundee hung on with ten men to get a point and get off the bottom of the table. rangers are second. and river plate have won the copa libertadores. they beat boca junior

but for spectators as well.he possibilty of holding the contest on tuesday or thursday. the swells are predicited to be 60 feet... and the water of the coast can be a treacherous area. ( james ) back in 2010 a rogue wave swamped the beach injuring many spectators... so now as a precaution when the maverick's surf contest is on....the county closes off the beach and the cliffs to the public. you can watch the contest online ... or watch it in places like the mavericks surf shop or local bars and restaurants. ( darya ) coming up in the next hour of the kron 4 morning new... the heat is back on at an east bay school ...

good and that holding public office was an honorable endeavor, even though my parents were largely spectators and supporters and not candidates or officeholders. they just cared and they wanted me to care too. and at the risk of going down too many family stories, it may explain a lot that my mother -- my dad fell in love with my mom when he saw her smoking a cigar and belting out "won't you come home bill bailey" at a party, and that my mother said i must say trick or treat and vote for j.f.k. when i was seven. and my father insisted that i not only learn the rules of football but that i also learn to tell a good joke and to learn to laugh at myself. my siblings -- my two sisters, my brother, they simply have been the port in every storm. my children, we have a large blended family of many children and grandchildren that is close and loving. i adore them all, but i need to specifically mention my three children, austin, nattie and lily. they were there from the beginning. toddlers sometimes sitting no so quietly when i gave a speech and amazing troopers in the almost decade of my career when

even though my parents were largely spectators and supporters. not candidates or officeholders. they just cared. they wanted me to care also. risk of going down too many stories, it may explain a lot that my mother -- my dad fell in love with my mom when he saw her smoking a cigar and belting out won't you come home bill bailey at a party. [laughter] my mother said i must say trick-or-treat and vote for jfk when i was seven years old. my father insisted that i learn the rules of football and also learn to tell a good joke. to learn to laugh at myself. my siblings, my sisters and they've been the port in every storm. my children, we have a large blended family of many children and grandchildren. it is close and loving. i adore them all. mentiono specifically my three children. they were there from the beginning. infants in car seats going to political events. toddlers sitting not so quietly as i gave a speech. in the almostrs decade of my career when i was a single working mother. hauling them all over the state on campaigns. they now have forgiven me for the missed recitals and

but for spectators as well.ssibilty of holding the contest on tuesday or thursday. the swells are predicited to be 60 feet... and the water of the coast of pillar point can be a treacherous ( james ) back in 2010 a rogue wave swamped the beach injuring many spectators... so now as a precaution when the maverick's surf contest is on....the county closes off the beach and the cliffs to the public. you can watch the contest online ... or watch it in places like the mavericks surf shop or local bars and restaurants. ( james ) coming up ...a northern california student is murdered overseas. we have the details into what ha

but for spectators as well.t the possibilty of holding the contest on tuesday or thursday. the swells are predicited to be 60 feet... and the water of the coast of pillar point can be a treacherous area. ( james ) back in 2010 a rogue wave back in 2010 a rogue wave swamped the beach injuring many spectators... so now as a precaution when the maverick's surf contest is on....the county closes off the beach and the cliffs to the public. you can watch the contest online... or watch it in places like the mavericks surf shop or local bars and restaurants. ( james ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... the raiders are

the spectators. area like typical coach home you can imagine people just slip inside just like a path for you to home people cooped up like animals and their rents rose by fifteen percent over the past year the whole logic is quite crazy in queens they spend more for us and go places but every year off places cruising the quality of the place is just because of the high to live upon the own issues the freezing so all of us fatter at together you can imagine how how big the impact of the issue. but for the super wealthy in society this is normal. i'm getting my second ride in a super car. how do people react when they see you on the right. there's too much. but you may if you ever. was over. the wealthy don't like to talk about poverty. jeff wants to change that he's from canada but he's been living in hong kong for a long time working as a teacher he wants to do something about poverty here once or twice a week here in a few other people visit the city's poorest the homeless they bring some food. a f

not just simply watching as spectators to automatic cuts going on that left no a semblance of leadership. it was simply arithmetic. abroad, he was an abbasid or for our people and for our values, as respect for fundamental human dignity, democracy, free and fair market and peace through unquestioned strength. those are things that we all believe in here. we will continue to defend, as you head to wisconsin, mr. speaker. we intend to live up to your standards, we build relationships overseas, strengthening the alliances and partnerships that will keep this experiment in democracy safe, prosperous and free for generations to come. again, passport, to the market people, his character and ethical compass, which on him the ability to build compromise in a town that struggles to say that word. i mentioned wisconsin because this in the midwest, is more interested in serving this district then i would say seeking the limelight in washington d.c.'s power circles so it's fitting that he was the one who became number three in the u.s. government as a result proving power of what we all were taught

we are americans, we are not spectators in the arc of history. we make history. ronald reagan said it best i do not believe, he said, in a phase that will befall us no matter what we do. i do believe in a fate that will befall us if we do nothing. america will sustain our military's egos because we must. with congress and industry partners we will hold the line and we will send a simple message to any potential adversary not today your military cannot win so don't even try it. certainly our world is awash in change if something's last. some things are permanent and the fighting faith oproviding fy is one of them. president reagan noted in his first inaugural address to the story of a young barber from chippewa falls wisconsin this very truth he served at the rainbow division amid france in world war i when a runner was needed to convey a message during an assault, he didn't hesitate when his brother soldiers on his body later be recovered a bloodstained diary with these words my pledge i will work in faith and sacrifice. i will fight cheerfully and do my utmost a

the world's biggest music show was held in lisbon portugal more than one hundred eighty million spectators children to see met about a lie from israel before winning sold toy. let's go i'm a boxer protesting women took to the red carpet at this year's con film festival they were taking a stand for equality in the film industry it was a political statement. couldn't be overlooked. it sounds like something straight out of the movies fairytale prince falls in love with an american actress but made the nine hundred britain's prince harry married meghan markle in the royal wedding of the year. i make america is now a member of the british royal family and as many americans have european roots duramax try to find out where michael's forefathers might have come from. i'm standing in the heart of lambert's lock the place where meghan moghuls ancestors might once have lived. numbered sloc is a sleepy little village in alsace france but things are bound to get a lot more lively should duchess meghan stop by one day. i enjoy seventeen thousand people dressed in white gathered in paris for a special p

andy swiss reports: he is one of english football's leading star, but while retrieving the ball, a spectatorviewing the footage, they say they're also investigating and now stirling has had his say. before claiming that some newspaper articles... he referred to a headline about his manchester city team—mate buying a house for his mother, which he said painted the player in a bad light. but he said a similar story about a white team—mate was depicted more positively. he said this was unacceptable and players should be given an equal chance. here at manchester city, it has become a here at manchester city, raheem has become a rare talent for club and country, but he himself is no stranger to headlines criticising his lifestyle, rather than focusing on his football. there was scrutiny of a gun tattoo on his leg, he said was in memory of his late father, while other articles focused on how much money he spends. the antiracism group kick it out said that sterling's abuse shows what is still going on in football, adding already commentated him being treated differently by the media. there is a fee

song contest the world's biggest music show was held in lisbon portugal one hundred eighty million spectators juventus in net about a lie from israel before winning song choice. let's go i'm out and lots of protesting womens up to the red carpet at this year's cannes film festival they were taking a stand for equality in the film industry it was a political statement that couldn't be overlooked. it sounds like something straight out of the movie this very tell prince falls in love with an american actress backtalk made a nine hundred britain's prince harry married meghan markle in the royal wedding of the year. meghan markle is now a member of the british royal family and as many americans have european roots euro max trying to find out where michael's forefathers might have come from. the stadium i'm standing in the heart of lambert's locker the place where meghan muggles ancestors might once have lived for. it is a sleepy little village in alsace france but things are bound to get a lot more lively should duchess meghan stop by one day. in june seventeen thousand people dressed in white gat

famous a fireworks display at the opera house and they harbor and estimated one of the half million spectators are currently down on the waterfront. japan will welcome the arrival of twenty nineteen in two hours away we'll bring you those pictures up by tokyo and new year's updates from around the globe as the world says goodbye to twenty eight and hello. bangladesh's prime minister has been declared the winner of sunday's national elections the electoral commission says the shaikh has seen its alliance won two hundred eighty eight out of three hundred parliamentary seats but a victory has been overshadowed by allegations of vote rigging the opposition members demanding fresh elections. to some she's a humanitarian to others she's an autocrat shaikh has seen a daughter of the founder of bangladesh now set to serve a third straight term in office as scene is credited with boosting the economy and giving refugee shelter to her supporters her victory represents both hope and security. i expect the new government to keep their promise of creating more jobs for young people and also to increase the

we are off to tokyo, where thousands of disabled athletes and spectators will show up for the 16th paralympicames in 2020. full carter has gone to find out how the city is preparing dot —— paul carter. tokyo, a sprawling metropolis where ancient monuments rest alongside skyscrapers. i am ancient monuments rest alongside skyscrapers. iam paul carter, journalist and it's my first time in tokyo. i've come to see what life is like for disabled people not only visiting here but also who call this place their home. i was born without any place their home. i was born without a ny lower place their home. i was born without any lower arms or legs and as can see a use short prosthetics to get around. iamjust see a use short prosthetics to get around. i am just off to try and find something to eat. obviously, it does pose some challenges, particularly with my height. anywhere with high stools like this is out of bounds to me. in terms of fatigue, i cannot walk for long distances. sometimes, people see me and they have a perception of who i am and what i might be able to do and my limitations. i don't al

people being free of their phones and just enjoying and spectating through their eyes. just coming over being like oh, wow, that looks like my son or we like oh, wow, that looks like my son or we had two old men that came along and sat down in between and it'sjust been along and sat down in between and it's just been really along and sat down in between and it'sjust been really funny along and sat down in between and it's just been really funny to along and sat down in between and it'sjust been really funny to kind of see everyone's reaction to it because everyone gets it and can relate to it. isa is a good thing to think about. this isa is a good thing to think about. this is a festival, it is nice to enjoy and it's also very important because injanuary and it's also very important because in january the lights and it's also very important because injanuary the lights go out again and we relax a little bit. and don't forget if you would like to see the longer version of the programme you can catch up with all of our recent adventures on the eeg player. and we are also

it's in the green, slight spectator slowing past the scene.tbound 4s near laurel, one lane is blocked for a rollover accident. highway 4s antioch towards the east shore freeway, a live look at highway 4, 80 connector through hercules. traffic is light. a 14 minute ride to work westbound 80, from here towards the maze, hopping on the bay bridge, traffic looks great. the bay bridge toll plaza, light conditions, no delays. hopefully it stays that way, easy ride in to san francisco. tolls will increase on 7 state owned bridges. the bay bridge is included. that starts tomorrow. a look at the san mateo bridge, most of our bay area bridges are quiet. an easy ride between hayward and foster city, golden gate looks good as well. marin county, light conditions. the richmond san rafael off to a great start as well. a few cars on the roadway. nothing like it should be during a typical monday morning commute. we will take it while we can. >>> i wish this could be the way every day with traffic. well, we are kicking off 2019, new years eve and it looks grea

we do believe he was here either spectating or participating in the sideshow but we are still investigating he fell off the off ramp">in crockett haaziq madyun kron4news (grant) facing a judge for the first time since his arrest... high school basketball coach stephen calton appeared in court today in sacramento... he's accused of sexually assaulting a student under 18 years old. nina fitzergeraldús grandchildren go to foothill high school in sacramento county... where calton has been a basketball coach since 2011. the sheriffús department says the 32 year old is suspected of having oral sex with a minor... two years ago. calton was already on probation at the time of this arrest for charges back in 2016....including felony vandalism, felony burglary and misdemeanor battery against a person he had previously dated. <(nina fitzgerald, grandmother) something should have been done then. he certainly shouldn't have been around children.it's one more thing to pile on that we as parents have to fear for our kids."> (grant) the twin rivers unified school district sent a statement, that reads, in p

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new spectators need to be believing that the risk is reduced, if they don't, then racing will lose itat the bha recommends, cheltenham says it accepts. australian batsman marcus harris insists his side have momentum heading into friday's second test of their series against india in perth. the 26—year—old made his test debut in the 31 run loss to the tourists in adelaide, just a sixth test match win down under for india, but playing at his home ground harris believes both he and his team can make the changes required for victory. if you have a good day, make it a great day and it is simple stuff. that sort of test cricket. that is the main thing is and a few little things when you come to perth, a few plans to have with the wicket being bouncier, the way you set up on some ideas you have. that is why it is good to have a wicket out here and facing the boys out there. the win in adelaide means it's the first time india have ever taken a lead in a test series down under. their bowling coach thinks the lively perth pitch could help what he believes to be probably one of the best groups of

noting that in the three hundred seats across the country only six are trying even yet results like spectators all in by the end of the night in bangladesh now also worth noting right now is that to make sure that this election goes off smoothly that of course concerns about the free and furniture of the election and the concerns about violence already internet services on the more bio have been shut down since three thirty pm this afternoon we do not know if there will be continued and the army has been deployed security forces have been deployed across the country however people house welcome to wasn't given me and hopeful that to morrow not only will there be a free and fair election the next government would continue taking the country on a standard of development and also support free and fair speech. that was. j's wall now to some of the other stories making news around the world a two year old yemeni boy has died just eleven days after his mother was granted permission to travel to the u.s. to see him the yemeni woman had sued the trumpet ministration for a travel visa to see her ailing

not to simply watch as spectators, but what's going on that left no semblance of leadership but was simply arithmetic. >> abroad, he was ambassador for our people and for our values. his respect for fundamental human deity, democracy, free and fair markets and peace through unquestioned strength , those were things that we all believe in here and we will continue to defend as you head to wisconsin mister speaker because we intend to live up to your standards as we build relationships overseas, ranking the alliances and partnerships that will keep this experiment in democracy safe, prosperous and free for generations to come. again, his passport to the trust of the american people is due to his character, his ethical compass which earned him the ability to build compromise in town that struggles to say that word. i mentioned wisconsin because this side of the midwest is more interested in serving his district then i would say seeking the limelight in washington dc our circles. so it's fitting that he was the one who rose to become number three in the us government as a result, proving the p

>> tonight taking you inside the sap center, half the spectators are stuffed at annual barracuda teddy bear toss, next. ♪ ♪ connecting people... ...uniting the world. ♪♪ >>> in the south bay, forecast was very chilly with a chance of fed animals rained down on the ice for fourth annual teddy bear toss night by the san jose barracuda hockey team. story from inside the shark tank. >> reporter: half the customers were stuffed. >> let's go big or go home. >> bags collected by bay area moms. >> asked to donate if they had anything. >> all it took was one for this tradition talked to people about their tossing technique. >> got this giant stuffed lion will will hopefully make it in one throw. if not, we've have to crowd surf him down to the ice. >> i'm thinking open the bag and try to dump it maybe. >> just throw it over and they'll collect it. gets pretty wild,ust the best thing you'll ever see. >> reporter: another rule, get them to kids who need them most, across several agencies and pediatric unit at kaiser permanente santa clara. >> huge delay of game but 100% worth it. >> reporter: no

and danger to spectators with the mavericks are contest on hold. they were invited and it was supposed to start today but the waves were bigger than expected. they are not to be big enough to hold the competition but they are saying they hope to have the event next month which is typically when surf conditions are best but it could be held any time. >>> james comey, the former fbi director, goes back tohill for he will appear behind closed doors with the house oversight emitting. comey was questioned by house republicans about his decision against prosecuting hillary clintonemail server in 2016. >>> giuliani says president trump will not agree to be interviewed by robert mueller. the attorney floated the possibility but now giuliani says that is absolutely not. >> they are a joke. over my dead body. >> giuliani disputes claims of president trump's personal attorney michael cohen that said as a, he directed hush money payments to women claiming affairs to her his residential campaign. >>> president trump is insisting he wants congress to provide $5

we do believe he was here either spectating or participating in the sideshow but we are still investigatingfell off the off ramp"> in crockett haaziq madyun kron4news lawrence karnow: clouds filled the skies today but rain is not far behind. a storm is slowly rotating off the coast. it will spin up showers from time to time the next few days. showers will generally be light but we could see a few heavier downpours. dry weather will return late on thursday and friday but more rain is expected next week. (pam) good news today for striking hotel workers in san francisco ... they have reached an agreement on a new contract.. that's after more than two months of walking the picket lines. 25-hundred marriot hotel workers will go back to workers will marriot hotel 25-hundred picket lines. week.expected next week. (pam) good news (pam) good news today for striking hotel workers in san francisco ... they have reached an agreement on a new contract.. that's after more than two months of walking the picket lines. 25-hundred marriot hotel workers will go back to work later this week. kron 4's charles c

it's not perfect, and it's not a spectator sport. but it is our greatest hope. and at this point in time, unfortunately, many of our democratic structures are under attack. in my home, pennsylvania, over the past decade we have seen the impact of anti-democratic policies. the cards have been stacked against the voices of pennsylvanians through unconstitutional gerrymandering, repressive voter i.d. laws, and restrictive absentee ballot deadlines. these tactics have been used to muzzle the voices of our constituents, as well as those of voters in north carolina, wisconsin, georgia, and other citizens across the country. the h.r. 1 package being advanced by representative sarbanes and the democracy reform task force is a once in a generation opportunity to restore the american people's faith in our institutions. history has shown us that our american experiment is at its best when we face complex challenges head on. . h.r. 1 is our path forward to a more perfect democracy. our elections are the bedrock of this nation and the sanctity of those elections must be prot

we are not spectators and we -- in the art of history. we make history. reagan said it best, i do not believe he said, no matter what we do. i do believe in a fate that will be follows if we do nothing. america will sustain our military warrior because because we must. congress and industry partners, we will old the line and we will send a simple message to any potential adversary. not today, your military cannot when it so don't even try it. certainly, our world is a wash in change. things last. some things are permanent and the fighting faith of your military is one of them. president reagan noted that in his first inaugural address in the story of a young barbara from falls wisconsin, this very truth. private martin, he served the rainbow is a division. in world war i. iran was needed to convey a message during an assault, he did not hesitate. when his brother shoulders found his body later, they recovered a bloodstained diary and in, wa was -- my pledge, i will work, i will sacrifice and i will and/or. i will fight cheerfully into my utmost as if the

a recent review in the spectator called him, quote, one of only three or four genuine intellectuals on the torrey benches in the house of commons. imagine how lonely he would be in the house of representatives. [laughter] ladies and gentlemen, it is an honor and a privilege to welcome jesse norman, m.p.. [applause] >> well, thank you very much, indeed, michael, and thank you for that wonderful introduction. ladies and gentlemen, i can't tell you how delighted i am to be here and have a chance to talk to you about one of my great here row toes, this fella, adam smith. and i should say in kicking off that i don't do so as a parliamentarian or a minister in her majesty's government or, indeed, as someone involved in politics at all, but i do it as someone who is interested in ideas with, interested in political economy, philosophy and interested in the impact these ideas can have in our lives today. the fascinating thing about smith is that -- and i want to emphasize this and put it forward for your favorable consideration -- is that he is a treasure-trove of brilliant thinking that has a

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we love it when spectators you know and like i say this is entertainment industry and it's a good time because not only can you watch it if you're home on break or something the story is awful where people watch it with family that's too big part of sport so being able to have that time we don't have to worry about waking up early the next day if it's a late game or you have the entire day off to go spend at the stadium or to watch watch at home those are such big additions as you are into making it comfortable and accessible and how a play is coping with a delayed winter break it's definitely tougher for them if they say it outside of the locker room or not but if you look at it seem who like interval on with two world cup players right they've been playing for over a year now sheree parasitic and sally go so even if they're not showing it yet you know you might see a strong fifty five sixty minutes out of them but after that you start to see that their legs do start to fade and that's because they've been playing so much you know they'll definitely be looking towards that january bre

back in 2010 a rogue wave swamped the beach causing injuries of spectators....and so now when the maverick's surf contest is on....the county closes off the beach and the cliffs to the public...they will be directed to watch the contest online....or to places like the mavericks surf shop or the old princeton landing sports bar....who will be hosting watch parties.maureen kelly kron4 news. ( james ) the skyline in the east bay might be dramatically changing if the city of emeryville approves a proposed skyscraper off powell street right off the 80 east highway exit. kron 4's gabe slate talked with some locals... who are happy for the new housing the building would bring, but worried that it would make the east bay commute even worse. these are artist renderings of what the proposed 54-story skyscraper in emeryville would like. it would be the tallest building in the east bay. the tower would fill just under 4 acres, it would offer 638-residential units, 16 stories of the building would be dedicated office space, the project will include a new half-acre public park. here's a map of where this

we are not spectators in the arc of history. we make history. reagan said it best, i do not believe, he said, in a fate that will befall us no matter what we do. i do believe in a fate that will befall us if we do nothing. america will sustain our military warrior ethos because we must. with congress and industry partners, we will hold the line and we will send a simple message to any potential adversary, not today, your military cannot win it so don't even try it. certainly our world is awash in change, yet some things last, some things are permanent, and the fighting faith of your military is one of them. president reagan noted that in his first inaugural address, the story of a young barber from chippewa falls, wisconsin, this very truth. the private served at the rainbow division amid the blasted earth of france in world war i. when a runner was needed to convey a message during an assault, he did not hesitate. when his brother soldiers found his body later, they recovered a blood-stained diary and in it, these words. my pledge i will work,