robert jackler/stanford university school of medicine:"when juul came on the market three-and-a-half years ago, the vapor market was mostly 1 and 2 percent nicotine. it's now 6-7 percent nicotine. this tiny juul cartridge delivers to a person's body the same amount of nicotine as this entire box of camels of 20 cigarettes."stanford professor doctor robert jackler makes his case in a study published in the b-m-j journal 'tobacco control.'his research group has been tracking the industry for nearly a decade.dr. robert jackler/stanford university school of medicine:"when juul came out with very high nicotine electronic cigarettes, it triggered a nicotine arms race amongst competitive companies seeking to emulate the success of juul."juul is now winning the race.they now control about three-quarters of the vaping market in the united states. while federal law prohibits selling these products to minors, jackler worries that vaping companies like juul are using new technology to pack more nicotine into their products.dr. robert jackler/stanford university school of medicine:"there's no reg

robert jackler/stanford university school of medicine:"when juul came on the market three-and-a-halfgo, the vapor market was mostly 1 and 2 percent nicotine. it's now 6-7 percent nicotine. this tiny juul cartridge delivers to a person's body the same amount of nicotine as this entire box of camels of 20 cigarettes."stanford professor doctor robert jackler makes his case in a study published in the b-m-j journal 'tobacco control.'his research group has been tracking the industry for nearly a decade.dr. robert jackler/stanford university school of medicine:"when juul came out with very high cigarettes, it triggered a nicotine arms race amongst competitive companies seeking to emulate the success of juul."juul is now winning the race.they now control about three-quarters of the vaping market in the united states. while federal law prohibits selling these products to minors, jackler worries that vaping companies like juul are using new technology to pack more nicotine into their products.dr. robert jackler/stanford university school of medicine:"there's no regulation of the amount of nic

ehrlich is the president of the center for conservation biology at stanford university and he joins us now on skype from california called those numbers are astounding no insects left at all within a century and you've been witnessing these trends first hand. that it's more than astounding it's extremely frightening i have personally seen the populations of insects i studied personally go extinct because in large part because of climate change over the last couple of decades well you gotta understand that if the insects disappear we're going to disappear to the whole agricultural system the pens among other things on the insects that are most vulnerable to extinction to control the other insects which compete with us for our crops so this is a brilliant paper but at the same time one that scares the pants off of any biologist who understands how the world works and of course it's an overly optimistic paper because it mentions the things that we should be doing in order to avoid the extinction of the insects and it's very reminiscent of the things we should be doing to avoid climate dis

the santa clara sheriff's office is investigating the death of a grad student on stanford universitys. deputies found the man's body in the paul g. allen building monday morning. his identity has not been released... and we're working to find out how he died. ( robin ) civil rights leaders are demanding sacramento county's district attorney prosecute the officers who shot and killed stephon clark. reverend shane harris of "the people's alliance for justice" .. and other local ministers met at the d-a's office monday morning. they're demanding anne marie schubert áprosecute .. the two police officers who were involved in the deadly march incident that left a father of two dead. reverand harris says the d-a's decision to ánotá prosecute could put the city in danger...

a stanford university professor has also accused fairfax of forcing her to perform oral sex.he says bothounters took place, but they were consensual. governor ralph northam is also refusing to resign ... despite this racist photo in his med school yearbook ... and his admission of wearing in blackface at a dance contest.i really do believe things happen for a reasonon cbs this morning, northam said he has learned a lot.i will focus on race and equity. that is something that for the next three years will be my commitment to virginia and i really think we can make impactful changes.in a poll taken last week, virginians were evenly split ... with african americans more inclined to support himboth men gambling that time is on their side. "there's a theory of damage control in these kinds of scandals that says if you just weather the storm and disappear for a while you can come out the other end several weeks or months later and people will have cooled down." (grant) the two men may be spared by one historical fact... no one's been impeached in virginia.. in anyo

this comes after researchers from stanford university found that north korea is still producing bomb even during denuclearization talks continue. >> north korea is still building a foundation to let it produce more nuclear weapons but that does according to reports from three stanford university researchers. i said that although north korea has dismantled or at this enabled some of its infrastructure that "north korea is presently continue to operate, and in some cases, expand the nuclear weapons complex infrastructure. they continue to operate its nuclear facilities to produce plutonium and finally in reached uranium. that my allow north korea to increase from 30 and 2017 to anywhere from 35 to mike 37. still, the report does note that there is a significant reduction in tension in korea as north korea at north korea decided to halt its nuclear weapons testing and its ballistic missile launches at about the time it was really increasing the sophistication of those weapons. the administration points to the fact that north korea has not launched a ballistic missile or detonated a nucl

a stanford spokesperson issued a statement.. saying the universityng scientists interactions with jiankui. but they did not provide names. meantime... scientists at u- c-s-f are reporting a stem cell breakthrough that could pave the way for a cure for type 1 diabetes. researchers were able to transform human stem cells into mature cells that produce insulin. one day scientists hope to be able to create cells that can be transplanted into diabetes patients. a massive sinkhole in southern california swallowed part of a garbage truck today... check this out: the truck sunk into this 20- foot- wide hole in los angeles county. it happened outside an elementary school.... as the truck backed out after picking up a load. fire officials say the hole may have opened up because of a faulty storm drain. <> <> <> <> <> <> wake up with our team: mary lee and gianna franco -- for the latest on weather and traffic, starting at 4--30. <> here are tonight's guests on the lat

territories the that is followed by a discussion on corporate scandals and accountability from stanford university. white house economic advisor larry kudlow speaks to the national governors association about the new trade agreement with it between the u.s., mexico, and canada. >> the governors of puerto rico, guam, and the u.s. virgin islands and the northern mariana islands were on capitol hill to testify on the state of their respective territories. one issue included the need for more disaster relief funding following recent hurricanes and other natural disasters. the senate energy and natural resources hearing is o

the allegations against lieutenant governor fairfax come from stanford university fellow vanessa tyson.in a statement, she claims fairfax forced her to perform oral sex at his hotel room at the democratic convention in 2004.fairfax has denied the allegation, saying their encounter was consensual. all this is catnip to president trump.he tweeted today "democrats at the top are killing the great state of virginia" and predicted that voters there will turn back to the republican party. (vicki) the three men reportedly have spoken on the phone ... reportedly they said they were praying they said they reportedly the phone ... have spoken on reportedly party.republican party. (vicki) (vicki) the three men reportedly have spoken on the phone ... reportedly they said they were praying for each other. (vicki) still ahead... a bay area company is getting blamed for the epidemic of teens vaping. the new report that reveals how "juul" caused other e-cigarette companies to make their products more addictive. (grant) plus... more trouble for the d-m-v. why some people might not get their renewed licens

a stanford university professor has also accused fairfax of forcing her to perform oral sex.he says both encounters took place, but they were consensual. governor ralph northam is also refusing to resign ... despite this racist photo in his med school yearbook ... and his admission of wearing in blackface at a dance contest.i really do believe things happen for a reasonon cbs this morning, northam said he has learned a lot.i will focus on race and equity. that is something that for the next three years will be my commitment to virginia and i really think we can make impactful changes.in a poll taken last week, virginians were evenly split ... with african americans more inclined to support himboth men gambling that time is on their side. "there's a theory of damage control in these kinds of scandals that says if you just weather the storm and disappear for a while you can come out the other end several weeks or months later and people will have cooled down." (ken) a freshman lawmaker is being accused of anti-semitism for comments she made on social media. co

up next the investigation now underway at stanford university regarding jean edited babies. >>> congress may have a deal to prevent a partial government shutdown this week. but will it work? we are in washington, we will have some of the details coming up. ktvu mornings on 2. welcome back tuesday morning, february 12, i am dave clark . >> good morning i am pam cook . thank you for waking up with us . get ready because we have a lot of rain headed our way . >> rain and wind . we were just talking about seattle, the snowiest february since 1945. >> a good friend has posted some fun he will be a rain event more so n 8000 feet snow. we have not had totals like this i think we have had rain out of 11 days this month . most about a half inch or less . this will be in the inch category, maybe seven or 8 inches of rain that starts today and goes to night and into thursday maybe all the way into the weekend as we go from a warm sector to very cold one at the time we get to the weekend . flash flood watches out for areas that get a lot of rain . high wind warning posted tonight going into thursday

it happened yesterday afternoon on california avenue, near stanford university. police say the man in this picture handed a note to a teller demanding money. the robber took the money and ran away. no one was hurt during the robbery. (grant) in the south bay... a man is dead following a shooting in san jose. it happened last night on cadillac drive... not far from the west park plaza shopping center. police say when they arrived on scene... a man was suffering from at least one gunshot wound. he was taken to a hospital where he died. there have been no arrests and no description of the gunman. (vicki) in the north bay -- the napa police department is inviting the community to discuss a school threat that happened in january. age high and river middle school. napa police say the will discuss overall strategies for school safety at the meeting... as well as give tips for parent student communication. the meeting is being held tomorrow night in the vintage high school theater at 7:00. (grant) and taking another look at the snow that fell overnight. this is video fro

accuse virginia's lieutenant governor of sexual assault is speaking at a sold-out event at stanford university tonight. >> reporter: the event wrapped a few minutes ago here on the stanford campus. the event, a symposium titled the trail encourage in the age of me to was announced with dr. vanessa tyson before she revealed her sexual assault allegations from virginia's lieutenant governor justin fairfax. it was sold out. it said no walk ups but was streamed live online. >> everywoman matters. every survivor matters. regardless of their background. regardless of where they come from. >> reporter: the stanford law professor who spearheaded the recall effort against a judge said dr. tyson's own bravery is commendable. >> it's really important that so many women like professor tyson are coming forward and saying enough is enough and we cannot have elected officials who have been involved in this kind of behavior. >> reporter: in a statement earlier dr. tyson said she would not be discussing her accusations against fairfax tonight. she would not deviate from the discussion as originally intended an

vanessa tyson appeared a at symposium called for courage in the metoo era in stanford university. the lack of respect of somebody else's autonomy is very crucial. >> last week dr. tyson came forward and said the lieutenant governor force herd to perform a act on him in 2004. e says she told a virginia congressman about the incident one year ago around the same time she told "the washington post" about it >> sometimes you have to lead by example. no matter how hard it is. >> mean while, another woman accused fairf of sexual assault back in 2000. irfax denies both claims and is asking for a thorough ve igation. the symposium at which dr. tyson appeared was planned several months ago. >>> the wintry blast created dangerous conditions ind marylad ome people are still in the dark. take aook at this home security camera. what it caught in damascus a huge branch nearly hitting a man walking in th road. news 4 spoke with this man. he didn't want to be on camera bu sayshat falling branch could have seriously hurt him. others wen't as lucky. fallingambranchs, daged cars lines, led down powe

. >>> stanford university is acknowledging a serious data breach.ccording to the campus paper, loss of students personal information was exposed. classmates could go online and gain access to things like social security numbers, citizenship status, standardized test scores, and personal essays on applications. the university is now apologizing it says it is working to fix the problem as quickly as possible. >>> facebook to be on the hook for one of the biggest fines ever imposed on a tech company. the tech diet and the federal trade commission are talks right now. according to the washington post, they are negotiating a quote, multimillion dollar fine for the tech companies privacy lapses. sources say the two sides have yet to agree on an exact amount. so far both facebook and the ftc have declined to comment. >>> discount shoe chain payless will be closing thousands of stores as part of that bankruptcy filing. it could be the largest retail liquidation. more than 2000 sure is expected to shut later this month. this is the second time that the where

one is a fellow at stanford university. governor ralph northam says he intends to finish his own term. >>> women stole the show at the grammys. >> a rising star from the bay area. song of the year category, this is america is the first rap song to win the press contingency award. casey musgrave won for golden hour as well as best country solo performance. and best country song. >> the grammy goes to, >> oakland's fantastic negrito for contemporary blues album. >>> coming up. the richmond, san rafael bridge is patched up. and ahead what's the holdup. >>> and a live look outside and is that the bay bridge in the distance. oh, the golden gate bridge. i got my bridges confused. >>> new research shows more than half a million women's lives have been saved thanks to mammograms and advances in treatments. >> reporter: 43-year-old nicky colia was diagnosed is breast cancer a temadetected calcium deposits. >> i didn't have a family history. i didn't drink. i don't smoke. i work out. my lifestyle is relatively healthy. >> reporter: n

. >>> there are question that stanford university after her body was discovered on the campus and the graduate engineering student was found dead at the paul allen building. we don't know how the person died or he was, and an autopsy is being performed. the school said there's no ongoing safety threat, and the dean said that the death of a student is always hard to unta> a maaccused of tampering with food and grocery stores in sunnyvale, all over california and arizona. the surveillance pictures in the safeway store in sunnyvale showing david lohr roaming the aisles. what you don't see are the moments when he poured hydrogen peroxide on a tray holding rotisserie chickens, dousing cartons of eggs and bleach. he could be facing more charges. >> once the fbi has their clause into something like this and it gets to the u.s. attorney's office on board with pursuing the criminal complaint for prosecution, they will go to the end of this to find out why the individual did this. >> the la times reports that he did the same thing in serajanua >>> i am anne makovec at the live news desk with ne

. >>> stanford university is looking for faculty mr with ties to a scientist who claimed he altered the dna of a set of twins, making them resistant to hiv. the work has been widely criticized. several stanford professors have said they knew or suspected the chinese scientist wanted to try gene editing on embryos. two claim they disapproved while one says they spoke to the scientist about it in very broad terms. a stanford spokesperson issued a statement saying the university is reviewing the scientists' interactions but they did not provide names. >>> meantime, scientists at ucsf are reporting a stem cell breakthrough that could pave the way for a cure from type 1 diabetes. researchers were able to transform human stem cells into much oar cells that produce insulin. scientists hope to create cells that could be transplanted into diabetes patients. >>> a massive sinkhole in southern california swallowed part of a garbage truck today. the truck sunk into a 20-foot wide hole in los angeles county. happened outside an elementary school as the truck backed out after picking up a load, fire

and lonnie chen of stanford university. welcome to "meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news in washington. this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good sunday morning. we'll take a look today at what to expect when you're expecting -- the mueller report. from the moment he was appointed special counsel two years ago, washington has existed in a kind of a political limbo. the white house has been working overtime to discredit the investigation why while democrats are dreaming of a watergate-type gotcha moment. this reminded us of the hurricane model maps with projections prescribing landfall from washington to florida. we decided to track mueller report projections. many democrats are hoping it's a category 5 whopper. a direct hit on washington, d.c., taking down president trump and spawning more storms and tornadoes that impact other trump confidants. that is one possibility. another is that hurricane mueller sideswipes and hits and makes landfall on fifth avenue, damaging only his business empire. and the model t

a stanford university professor has also accused fairfax of forcing her to perform oral sex.he says bothencounters took place, but they were consensual. governor ralph northam is also refusing to resign ... despite this racist photo in his med school yearbook ... and his admission of wearing in blackface at a dance contest.i really do believe things happen for a reasonon cbs this morning, northam said he has learned a lot.i will focus on race and equity. that is something that for the next three years will be my commitment to virginia and i really think we can make impactful changes.in a poll taken last week, virginians were evenly split ... with african americans more inclined to support himhe asked for forgiveness. who are we to judge?both men gambling that time is on their side. "there's a theory of damage control in these kinds of scandals that says if you just weather the storm and disappear for a while you can come out the other end several weeks or months later and people will have cooled down." (grant) the two men may be spared by one historical fac

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accusing justin fairfax of sexual assault is currently on a one-year special studies fellowship at stanford university. in a statement, she says a 2004 encounter with fairfax which she says started as consensual killing turned into a sexual assault. she said he tried to brand me as a liar to a national audience. tyson's owners also represented out against brett kavanaugh. kavanaugh was later confirmed. the 2004 encounter was consensual, writing i cannot agree with the description of events that i know is not true. >> i did not call for anybody's resignation. i don't plan to. >> this weekend the governor apologized for a racist photo in his medical school page in black face and another wearing a ku klux klan photo. now the state attorney general mark herring admits he too once wore black face in 1980. in a written apology he said he and college friends wore wigs and brown make-up at a party dressed like rammers we listened to at the time. if the three democratic heads of the executive branch are removed or step down, the next person is the speaker of the house of delegates, a republican. nbc bay area n

from a seniorks judge on corporate scandals and accountability at stanford university. on the u.s. district court for the southern district of new york and was joined by investment officers and reporters. >> ok. i am a professor of finance and economics and faculty director at the g.s.b. engaging the community and others on issues that we think are truly important is a key mission. i want to welcome all of you and thank you for joining us and i would especially like to thank our panelists who flew in to participate in this event. also i want to recognize and thank dean john levin for supporting this initiative and for being here today.

tyson is scheduled to be at a stanford university event on the me too movement.his as governor ralph northam maintains he will not step down because of a racist yearbook photo. ed o'keefe reports from richmond. >> reporter: in richmond, members of the african-american community say they stand by the governor, despite the revelation that he had a racist photo on his yearbook page. >> we have evaluated the governor's past performance, and we have known him and choose to forgive. >> reporter: but in that interview with gayle king, northam raised further questions about his understanding of racial issues when he referred to slaves as indentured servants. >> just 90 miles from here in 1619, the first indentured servants from africa landed on our shores sat what we call now ft. monroe. >> also known as slavery. >> yeah. >> reporter: in a statement, northam said a historian advised me that the use of indentured was more accurate than slave. the fact is, i'm still learning and getting it right. meanwhile, justin fairfax showed up for work as he faces allegations of assau

the pointer institute is working with stanford university on a media wise curriculum to be rolled out to 1 million students eventually, including some i spoke with today as the new ambassador to the program. we'll have the full story on our facebook page. >>> up next tonight, the king crowned best in show. >>> finally tonight, a special guest who took best in show at westminster. cynthia mcfadden spent time today with the king. ♪ >> reporter: meet the king of new york. today king lived up to his name, greeting his subjects fresh off his win last night at the westminster dog show. from lunching at sardi's -- he prefers his steak medium-well -- ♪ start spreading the news >> reporter: to taking in the majestic views of new york. >> straight ahead, if you don't mind. >> reporter: it sure is good to be king. in all kingdoms a little rain must fall. >> he's best in show. >> reporter: when the 7-year-old wire-haired terrier was crowned best in show, there were some who were disappointed. perhaps because his breed has taken the coveted title 15 times, more than any other. ♪ and find i'm king

senator stanford university receiving his bachelor's, masters and also playing football there. he was elected to the senate in 2013. scott mcgrew is following this breaking story and he will have more for us in an hour. >>> new overnight, highway 17 in the south bay back open this morning after a deadly crash during the evening commute. a man driving a toyota suv smashed into a tree near summit road just south of los gatos, happened about 5:40 last night. traffic was a mess for several hours after that crash. the driver has not been identified. the tree the driver hit was damaged, had to be chopped down before today's storm. >>> later this morning, students in oakland will walk out of class in support of teachers who they feel, among other things, are underpaid, and the same teachers could be going on strike later this month. >> "today in the bay's" pete suratos live for us in oakland with those details on the walkout. pete? >> reporter: yes, good morning to you, marcus and laura. students here at oakland tech behind me are going to participate in this walk-out later this morni

stanford university fellow vanessa tyson says that the 2004 democratic convention in boston, kissing turned into a sexual assault. fairfax has denied her allegation. all three men remain in their jobs. >>> students in oakland right now are preparing to stage a massive check out tomorrow. a group from skyline high posted this today asking students to kick off the rally at 9:00 a.m. at oakland tech high school. students will march to broadway and 11th street outside of the oakland unified school district offices. they are standing in solidarity with their teachers who voted monday to authorize a strike if they can't reach a deal with the school district. teachers are calling for higher wages, smaller class sizes and more support staff. >>> still ahead, a bay area musician loves to rake in more awards in music's biggest night. [♪ music playing ] >> blues musician, fantastic, opens up about the city that raised him. >>> plus, the online banking outage affecting cousins -- thousands of customers nationwide. >>> it is a cool but dry afternoon. things are about to change. tracking our next

. >>> questions at stanford university after a dead body was discovered on campus.ineering found dead inside the paul allen building this morning. at this point we don't know how he died or who he is. an autopsy is being performed. the school says there's no ongoing safety threat. >>> tonight the dean of engineering school offered his condolences. said the death of that student is always hard to understand. >>> breaking news. a fire tears through a hotel in india, killing at least 17 people tonight. in this video, the times of india posted, you can see flames shooting from the roof of the five-story building. a firefighter perched on a ladder appears to be reaching into a window on the third floor. about three dozen people were rescued. the fire broke out in a popular tourist area in new delhi. >>> we're on storm watch here in the bay area tonight. sun setting on our dry weather. by this time tomorrow, we should be dealing with a dramatic change. we're talking heavy wind and a lot of rain. flood and landslide risks. kpix 5 chief meteorologist paul deanno has a look

agautst lant governor justin fairfax, and the questions that were posed at tonight's event at stanford university had been screened in advance, hower, dr. tyson did get emotional at times talking about her struges as a survivor. >> that none of us are desupposable and ispensable. fact, we should be valued for our uniquenesses as human business. that's what i'd like to see in the world. >> now, this event was something of a coincidence. she is a professor and advocate for sexual assault victims and booked to speak on this panel months ago, it turns out. the focus was couragen t age of the me too movement. tyson says in ai2004,ax forced her to perform a sex act in his hotel room at tde cratic nationalve cn.ntonio ual. tns >> o topic of credibility, it deeply, deeply concerns me, least when women come forward deliberatenow, this attempt to try to undermine someone's credibility. >> another woman, meredith watson, says lieutenant governor fairfax raped her. he denies those allegations as well and insists that he will not resig fromis position. discussions of impeachme bnty ow. it's been some 11 days

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it is something i asked earlier to a north korean expert from stanford university who talked about thatfrom this particular summit. relationship building is important and what takes place in summits. that aspect of diplomacy is clearly very important. i think it is important that the two leaders continue to develop a personal relationship but, more than that, the summit needs to set in place a framework so that it is notjust the summit needs to set in place a framework so that it is not just the top level top—down relationship building experience. there needs to bea building experience. there needs to be a greater working level in the ration as well. a lot of people are watching this very closely, as you mentioned, much more substantive details need to come out. on the north korean side they are keen to see a lot of those sanctions are removed and on the american side the key issue is denuclearisation, just how far are the north koreans willing to go. this is something we will watch out for. we know that two leaders will meet tomorrow night at a dinner. president trump arrives tonight.

you have been pyongyang some 30 times, from stanford university.en these two men. report is very clearly important, relationship building ofa very clearly important, relationship building of a big part of what takes pa rt building of a big part of what takes part at summits generally speaking, and for this president in particular, that relationship aspect of diplomacy is clearly very important. i think it is important that the two leaders continue to develop a personal relationship, more than that, this summit needs to set in place a framework so that it is notjust the set in place a framework so that it is not just the top level top down of relationship building experience. there needs to be a greater working level interaction as well. you have some insight because you have been speaking to the key point person from the american side looking in to this north korean issue. tell us a little bit about what the people you have been speaking to have been saying about what is likely to come of time at stamford earlier a bit of time at stamford earlier t

the santa clara sheriff's office is investigating the death of a grad student on stanford universityeputies found the man's body in the paul g. allen building monday morning. his identity has not been released... and we're working to find out how he died. ( james ) new this morning...a scary situation at a santa clara public library when a man walked into the building with a gun. here's a map to show you where the santa clara central park library is located. police say they got a calll yesterday morning and we able to quickly find the gunman inside. he was arrested. no one was hurt in the library. ( darya ) we're learning more about governor gavin newsom's decision to pull national guard troops from the southern border. he is directing the state to pull 260 of the 360 troops on the us-mexican border. newsom agreed to keep about 100 troops behind primarily at ports of entry. the others will be assigned to help the state's fire prevention efforts along with cracking down on illegal cannabis operations. newsome is going against president trumps intentions to beef up border security. <"t

fellow at stanford university. she said she came forward with tremendous anguish. she said she had gone to fairfax his hotel room to retrieve documents and that after consensual kissing he forced her into having relations with them. >> does anyone think it's coincidence on the eve of potentially my being elevated is when this uncorroborated smear comes out. does anybody believe that is a coincidence? >> stanford bio said tyson is researching the political discourse surrounding sexual assault and the unique identities of sexual assault survivors. >>> new clues that could help catch a bay area serial killer. investigators just released a sketch. it shows what the killer might look like now more than 40 years later. san francisco police believe a serial killer known as the doodler murdered at least five men in the city back in the 1970s. investigators believe the killer targeted white men. a chilling phone call to police reveals when one caller discovered a body. now..investigators are asking him to come forward... police later obtained a sketch of the killer...after

tyson appeared at a symposium called courage in thee o era last night at stanford university. >> that none of us are disposable and dispensable, that, in fact, we should be valued for uniquenesses as human beings. that's what i would like to see in the world. >> tyson was booked to speak at is panel on sexual assault months o. she says that 2 in4 fairfax forced her to perform a sex act in his hotel room ding the democratic national convention in boston. fairfax insists it was consensual. another woman says the lieutenant governor raped her as well. he denies those allegations as well and insists he will not resign. >>> 4:34 right now. a new york city police detectivt is deas morning. >> cory smith is at the live desk with more on this developing story. cory, what happened? >>ood morning, eun and aaron. compounding this tragedy is the fact that we've learned this detectiv killed last night was shot by fellow officers. police say thisappened as officers confronted a robbery suspect inside a cell phone store in queens. sergeant was also wounded ithe shooting, both men werepl weari n clot

here's an expert on north from sta nford here's an expert on north from stanford university.know yet the outset of those discussions, but it is interesting to see a slightly different side kim jong—un, who is actually been quite chatty. right, he is taking questions from reporters, at least the reporters and is answering quite quickly. one asked if he was ready to denuclearise, and he answered i would not be yafai were not. the first summit in singapore, he seemed a little bit nervous. this is the second one now with the us president, and much more raucous and say contestable affair than his summits with xi jinping obviously, chinese summit much more control, you can see he's getting more co mforta ble. you can see he's getting more comfortable. he did that in his first country as well, his first major speeches in 2012, you could see he was at first a little uncomfortable and he quickly became co mforta ble uncomfortable and he quickly became comfortable and grew into the role. and particularly the foreign media, is quite an unusual thing. he took a question from a reporter f

joining me now is andray abrahamian from the asia pacific research centre at stanford university.anoi. what a contrast to singapore last year, where it was hot and sultry. here we are in rather cool and rainy hanoi, and of course the traffic is building up, it is a city renowned for that. but tell us, what are the differences this year, to this second summit? fundamentally, if the summit in singapore lastjune was about setting the scene and creating about setting the scene and creating a relationship, this summit is going to have to be about details. websites are going to have to concede something real and significant in order to start a process , significant in order to start a process, and a process that hopefully leads towards denuclearisation, a peace treaty, these are the sort of big—ticket items that we are not ready forjust yet, but could come in the future. now, you have spent considerable amounts of time in pyongyang, you have been there some 30 times, in fa ct, have been there some 30 times, in fact, so you know the city and the country reasonably well, or at least as we

ibm, from the asia pacific research centre at sta nford the asia pacific research centre at stanford universityu would have real insight as much as any western person about what the north koreans want. —— 30 times. we hear a lot about what the americans want, which is denuclearisation. tell us about what north korea aims to get from this? kim jong-un really needs sanctions relief and he needs it as soon as sanctions relief and he needs it as soon as possible. in the short term they are going to try to get as much sanctions relief as possible to kickstart north and south korean interactions as well as allowing them to trade more freely with other countries as well. we also know that the us is facing, particularly president trump, is facing a lot of domestic issues at the moment. we have been hearing on the show about michael cohen, talking about his presentation today, and also issues about the border wall. how much does president trump need this foreign policy win? i think he does need this victory, he needs to be able to come home and say that he has held to contain the north korean threat and

more analysis about these talks, they have just kicked off, as you saw, andres abraham from stanford universityt seen that press conference, now they are in extended talks with their advisers, mike pompeo and kim young chul an interesting fee chat before the talks was about half—an—hour, 15 minutes less than it was expected to be. so what can be read into all of what we have seen this morning? well, it is tough, it is a bit of a test, is the shorter time at good sign that they got enough cleared off the plate so they can move on to the group discussion? or was it that they are failing to agree one—on—one and they needed to expand the dialogue to include their principles. it is impossible to tell at this point. indeed, it is impossible, because there has been a lot of speculation about what substantive measures will be taken this time around — the fact of the matter is very vague discussions came out of singapore, so this time around their mum has to be more than just handshakes. yes, something real does need to emerge from it. i do think this time the dynamic is neither side wants to push each

he is a stanford university graduate. has his master's and ph.d. in economics from stanford. he began list career as a research fellow at brookings. am i allowed to say that word here? then he was an assistant and associate professor in the economics department at johns hopkins. afterwards, he was a full professor at the university of tokyo. and he also served during this time as a consultant at the board of governors of the federal row desereserve system imf at washington, d.c. he worked as chief economist from 1998 to 2001. then subsequent to that, he was with the ministry of finance, the japanese ministry of finance. he also joined the asian development bank and served as head of the office of regional economic integration and special adviser to the adb president in charge of regional economic cooperation and integration. he published a number of books and numerous articles on economic globalization, on regional financial integration and cooperation in east asia, including lessons from the asian financial crisis and on the international currency system. so i think you can

again, this is research out of stanford university.you can log on to that website out of, this oict here,right?s g and that's where your research will ultimately end up. forest: that's correct. is it okay if i add an invitation? so, this saturday, february 23, there will be an event at the yerba buena high school called justice for workers. and at that event, we will have some presentations. and some of the research that i've been involved in will be one of those presentations, where we'll show where we've used an advanced data science approach using machine learning to try to better detect wage theft. damian: okay, all right. well, good luck. appreciate your work, all right. and up next here on "comunidad del valle," teatro vision and her latest production, stay with us. your favorite restaurants now it doesn't matter dash. where you are. ♪ it doesn't matter what you're hungry for. it doesn't even matter how many you are. restaurants come to you. delicious at your door. download first order, no delivery fee. of the doodle pequeño" is

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one of his accusers, vanessa tyson, will speak at a symposium at stanford university tonight.eighing in on the controversy around the democratic leadership in virginia. the president said the state may be ready to flip red. >> i think republicans will do well in virginia. virginia is ready to flip to something. the news conference was pretty sad. >> virginia governor northrom, a yearbook photo how many blackface, he denied being the man in the picture and vowed to stay in office. a venezuelan gets much needed humanitarian aid from the country's opposition leader. juan guaido who the us and dozens of other nations recognized said it was the first shipment of a bigger aid package, president madero threatened those involving the us. today venezuelans protest in the streets demanding madero's resignation. let's talk about this, isis could be defeated as soon as this week according to donald trump. >> the united states military, coalition partners, the syrian democratic forces have liberated virtually all the territory previously held by isis in syria and iraq. heather: why is the

set to speak at a symposium on sexual assault at stanford university tonight.average tax refund down so far this year. peter morici tells us why your returns might look different this tax season. >> is it because you have run as a moderate? >> they should see me as a progressive because i believe in progress. >> she considers herself a moderate but amy kobar is trying to compete in 2020. ♪ i never made it with moderation alice loves the smell of gain so much, she wished it came in a fabric softener too. [throat clears] say hello to your fairy godmother, alice. oh and look they got gain scent beads and dryer sheets too! jillian: hope you're having a good morning, donald trump says the us is doing better now than ever before. >> we have a country that's doing the best it has ever done. we are -- it used to be like we were a second sister to china, now china is looking up to us. we are doing so well and other countries are not doing well. jillian: the president pointing to record unemployment numbers, those comments after being asked about democrats embracing soci

jillian: one of the women accusingly virginia after attorney governor speaks out at stanford universityart in a panel at a symposium on the me too movement. >> when we hear someone else's story, there is beauty and innocence that you know you're not alone. most survivors suffer isolation, feeling we are alone, no one will believe us. jillian: her lawyer sent a letter to virginia general assembly saying she is willing to cooperate with any effort to investigate claims against justin fairfax. rob: there is no evidence of collusion between the trump campaign and russia. the senate intel committee releasing those findings in their latest report. jillian: todd pyro joins us live as democrats insist the investigation isn't over yet. kim jong un 7 heather: the russia probe may finally be seeing the light at the end of the tunnel. the senate and talk of a concluding there is no direct evidence the trump campaign colluding with russia during the 2016 election. chairman richard baer doubling down on the report. >> not sure, we have no factual evidence of collusion between the trump campaign and r

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. >>> tim cook will be at stanford university, 2019 commencement speaking. the leadership and vision and values made him a natural choice. stanford's 128 ceremony will be on june 16th at >>> richmond was to hear from the public about plans to create new walking and biking trails between the richmond-san rafael bridge to provide connections for people biking. the path on the richmond-san rafael bridge. they went to way and by taking eight survey. go to the webpage where you can find out about that survey on www.ktvu.com . >>> we have a developing story. these are live picture. southwest airlines is experiencing delays across the country. southwest tweeted this morning they are experiencing problems with a computer system that uploads flight plans to the faa and flights were briefly grounded. sky fox is flying over airport big hub for southwest airlines. the technical problem has been fixed. flights are boarding again but you may run into delays. we wanted to give you a heads up and we will keep an eye on this and these problems that occur at southwest airline

vanessa tyson appeared at a previously scheduled forum on sexual violence a stanford university.004 encounter. >> i think speaking as a professor at a men's college, sometimes you have to lea by example no matter how hard it is. >> lieutenant governor fairfax denies the allegations made by tyson and by a second woman. he says the encounters were coa ensual. >>> deadly case of friendly fire in new york city overnight. 42-year-old detective ryan simonsen and his serant answered an armed robbery call at a cell phone star, they opened fire when the suspect pointed what appeared to be a handgun. off officers arrived and fire shots killing simonsen and wounding the sergeant. the suspect w also wounded. police say his gun turned out to be fake. > an arizona man who donated ooks to charity was more generous than he realized. a volunteer working at a book fair was sting through the books when she found $4,000 stashed insid a hidden compartment. at first she thought he was monopoly money. fortunately there was an ott with an address label inside, so that money w able to be returned to its

. >>> stanford university is now apologizing for a security breach that let students snoop on their classmates. the breach happened a few weeks ago. personal information like social security numbers, high school transcripts, even criminal records were all information provided during the student's admission process. it was exposed by the university newspaper. a university spokesperson sent us a statement acknowledging the records of 93 students were hacked in late january. it reads in part that we regret this risk in our system and apologize to those whose records were inappropriately viewed. we have worked to remedy the situation as quickly as possible and will continue working to better protect our systems. >> hopefully i guess stanford learns this and makes the system more secure. >> the university said that the program that deals with ssis now being replaced. >>> well, coming up, some are outraged calling it inhumane. others couldn't be happier. what's going on at a popular park in east bay. >> all the sudden there was this cracking sound. >> she rode her house down a hillside and lived to

actually harm their health. >> multiple stanford faculty members say he contacted them about genetically modifying human embryos and implanting them in women. the university is lush investigation into the actions by those who were contacted. >> we were to meet look into the concerns that are brought to us at stanford. the school explained that we have a review underway of the circumstances with the doctors interactions with the researchers at the university. >> the chinese government is also investigating. they found that the doctor violated some of that country's laws and that he might face a criminal investigation. experts say the fact that he was able to complete the experiment despite strong global opposition may signal the need for greater oversight of the scientific community where jean editing is involved. >> it is raising questions about the regulation of international science. the scientific community is trying to handle this by voluntary deadlines. ones that are widely agreed- upon. >> the answer might be years off as action seems to be outpacing difficult questions. jesse gary, ktvu fox2 news. >>> in oakland chef is negotiating to bring more tr