susie?>> reporter: chp tells us they're still trying to figure out the cause of the crash and it might take several days. meanwhile the family of that uber driver -- excuse me, this wind. i'm going to grab my microphone so you can hear me okay. the uber driver who did not survive this crash, his family is reeling with what to do in his absence. him his life. waheed was driving for uber with 6 passengers in hi driver goin >> waheed was a role model for most of us. he was a very hard working guy. the family is in deep shock. >> reporter: family and friends of waheed etimad are still reeling from this fatal accident sunday morning that cost him his life. waheed was driving his uber with six passengers in his van when a wrong-way driver going southbound in his northbound lane struck two cars, then crashed into him. waheed and the wrong-way driver, 21-year-old kayla wilson from san jose, didn't survive. nine others were injured. >> i mean there was major damage to most of the vehicles involved, e

the table now, susie? >> reporter: that's right, haver request from the district. they are specifically saying that they want to make sure that no more oakland schools are closed as their protest continues, but the district has said over and over again that this has nothing to do with this issue. so the negotiations are going to take some more time. they've been talking all day since about 9:00 this morning and they just told us they are expecting to continue negotiations tomorrow and on sunday. it was another spirited day out on the picket lines. no students were in school today, but thousands of teachers and their students and their supporters were out there asking for their demands. aside from asking that the district not close any more schools, they are asking for the following, which is what they've been asking for all along and that is, of course, more money. they want a 12% raise. they also want smaller class sizes and they also want to have nurses or counselors inside of those classrooms. the last

susie simo is live in downtown san francisco where drivers are stuck in gridlock. what is the latest? >> reporter: veronica, there are so many days when you are sitting in your car and you think i could probably walk after this. today, that is true. if you take a look at battery street, you can hear people honking as they are getting frustrated just sitting in gridlocked traffic. this is right in between sacramento. they are headed toward the bay bridge. if you come around on the other side, you will see it is just as bad over here. now we are facing clay street. we just heard for the first time, traffic on battery street is backed up all the way. all of this is related to the closure the richmond-san rafael bridge. it is so bad in san francisco. some people are getting rerouted from the north bay trying to go east through the city. it is taking tit bad here that is shutting down cable cars. discounted tourists. it is mostly frustratedthe end of the day. you can see people honking at each other, laying music out of their cars. we caught up with a couple of people j

kpix5's susie steimle reports many pg&e customers first got the news when they opened their last bill. rgy is more expensive. ((pk er had a pg&e >> reporter: a new type of energy company now powers 11 communities in the east bay, but the bill surprised customers and many worry this renewable energy might be more expensive. >> i've never had a pg&e bill this high. >> reporter: when samantha duffy opened her pg&e bill this month, she noticed two things, first that it was higher than usual. >> i noticed it completely jumped from $40 to 207. >> reporter: and second that she was charged for something she's never heard of. >> the east bay community i guess energy electric charges or something like that. >> reporter: east bay community energy now provides power to more than 550,000 people across the east bay, 11 communities deciding to automatically enroll customers in november and a lot of people didn't know this was happening. >> i think the confusion comes in the presentation of the bill. >> reporter: nick chasset is the ceo of ebce, the community choice aggregator. these community choice

kpix5's susie steimle is live for us at the san francisco chp. what can you tell us, susie? >> reporter: well, we talked to chp officers earlier today. they are still trying to figure out the cause of this crash. right now nothing is off the table. they're looking at weather, speed and possible intoxication as factors here. >> the family is in deep shock. >> reporter: family and friends of wahid teamod are still reeling from the accident that cost him his life. he was driving for uber with six passengers in his van when a wrong-way driver going southbound in his northbound lane struck two cars and then crashed into him. 21-year-old kayla wilson from san jose did not survive. nine others were injured. >> weather and speed are always a factor. a combination of speed, weather and possible under the influence, it's never a good combination. >> reporter: 40-year-old etamad is from afghanistan. before moving to california he became a translator for the u.s. army. he was working every weekend as an uber driver and going to school trying to support his wife and seven children. >> he

susie steimle, kpix 5. >>> there is good news tonight. the napa river just dropped below flood stage. water levels were expected to rise 2 feet above flood stage but by 7 a.m. this morning the river crested at 26 feet. flood warnings were canceled. a planned implemented in 1998 directed flood water away from downtown napa. for years floodwaters posed a threat there. the river level is just under 24 feet. >> i wanted to see the flood gates and isawt is >> people said what a waste of money. but guess they are not saying that to do. guess again. >> much of that water flowed to other areas causing road closures. a fallen tree is blocking one stretch. you can see where the tree toppled over. the road is blocked in both directions. no word from the chp on when it will reopen. >>> highway 37 have reopened. the westbound lanes are still blocked at this hour. and you can see from chopper 5 water washed over the road between highway 101. the flooding all started couple weeks ago when a levee cracked and failed. a big rig stalled out and got stuck a

susie? >> reporter: veronica and ken, if you have written the b.a.r.t. , some will push these turnstiles up as they know they will stay up. others will push them selves through emergency exit. this cost the agency $25 million each year. last year they lost a new team to talk about problem. that team plus security measures cost the agency one .3 million dormer dollars. not yet. at five different stations on four different days, we caught hundreds of people riding b.a.r.t. for free. the easiest way in is the emergency exit. we watched people cruising through it like it was nothing in both directions, even holding it open as a courtesy for others. obviously familiar with the route. the occasional scolding from a station employee did not seem to be much of a deterrent. elevators are another weak spot, watch as this woman does it right, swiping her card at the gate before heading to the elevator. is actually easier to cheat than to pay. then there are the freeloaders that push through without a t

that's when susie turned to us. we didn't find an exchange policy on the airport website, so we called. it didn't respond to us. but someone from the store called and swapped the dishwasher free of charge, which is fantastic news. susie said she was happy with that and sent us a note that says, "i truly believe this would not have been resolved without your help and involvement. thank you so much. if you have a consumer complaint you cannot solve yourself, let us know. 888-996-tips or visit >> thanks a lot, chris. >>> new in contra costa county, a group of girls making history of the eight young ladies joining a local boy scouts group in lafayette. they became the first in the nation to become part of the organization formerly known as boy scouts of america. it's now initially known as scouts bsa since the change of the beginning of february more than 4,000 girls have joined. >>> this morning two american heroes will meet for the first time. >> late president george h.w. bush's former service dahl sully and bay area

susie stein will shows us this new technology. >> reporter: this is a big launch day for samsung.even 5g cell phone service with the star of the show, the galaxy phone, this foldable phone we've been waiting to see and launch today. >> with the galaxy fold you get a powerful smart phone and a revolutionary tablet in a single premium package. >> it boasts six cameras, two batteries, and the ability to run three apps at once and retells retails for $1980. >> that device is unique. >> reporter: samsung unveiled everything from the wearable to the shareable today. in addition to the galaxy fold launching a new line of galaxy s tens with the ability to charge a slew of other tech devices unveiled today including cordless earbuds a galaxy fit and oh watch. samsung promised consumers faster 5g cell phone service. >> i say buckle your seatbelt, the future is about to begin. >> reporter: as you could see there's a lot of products people are excited to get their hands on, everything you're looking at right now, it's going to be available in the next couple of months including the galaxy fol

. >>> so, susie, does that mean evacuations are mandatory? if so, where a folks getting evacuated to? >> reporter: they have said mandatory evacuations in some parts of sebastopol are because there is no power, water is rising and if it is too dangerous. in some cases, they are mandatory evacuations going on. there is an evacuation center down the street, just a half- mile from where we are standing. a lot of people from guerneville already in there, there is still more space but they're expected to fill tonight. >> that is just devastated, susie steimle, we appreciate it, thank you. >>> an effort overflowing across the 26th have, good news, it is dropping and should be below flood stage by 7:00. >>> we are seeing trouble around napa county. all day, oakville grade road between the silverado trail in the napa river is closed because of high water. that cannot stop drivers from barreling through anyways. a road is closed because of this fallen tree, there is no estimate for when the road will reopen. >>> within the last hour we have learned th

that's when susie turned to us. we didn't find an exchange on the airport website. so we called.pond to us. but someone from the store called and swapped the dishwasher free of charge, which is fantastic news. susie said she was happy with that and sent us a note that says, "i truly believe this would not have been resolved without your help and involvement. thank you so much. if you have a consumer complaint you cannot solve yourself, let us know. 888-996-tips or visit nbcbayarea.com/responds. >>> all right. so let's face it we've all probably gotten locked out of our homes at some point. >> one model in texas has her cat to thank for opening up the door quite literally. take a look. >> move the stick. come on. yes. >> that's a smart cat. she went to the back door, motioned bokko to remove the stick so she could unlock the door. sure enough he did it. okay. suddenly i kind of leak cats. maybe just bokko. i need a bokko. >> right. we do. kari has a look at that forecast. >> outside. we e feeling some really cool temperatures as you get ready to head out the door. as you head over

once received, they will have a lot of cleanup to do. 11 sebastopol, susie steimle, kpix5. >>> you look back at russian river flooding in the past, here is footage from january 1973, this is cool, not much different, from what we are seeing today at the time, the river was 40 feet the current level today 42 feet >>> let's go to napa county, multiple areas around the silverado trail closed off, a fallen tree blocking one stretch between his infidel lane and hope street, you can see where the giant tree toppled over. the road is blocked in both directions, still no word from chp on when it will reopen. >>> for years, flooding from the napa river has always posed a threat to downtown napa. a new flood plan pushing waterway. john ramose with the engineering success story. >> no stranger to catastrophic flooding, rather than waiting for the next one, they actually did some about it. the day started soggy the napa river was running fast and angry along the hillside. one hit the flatlands, it spread out. turning backyards into waterways. >> my never went out earlier and said he had to go to th

kpix5 susie steimle in santa rosa saw that problem for herself today. susie? >> allen, we were told today that they are seeing hypodermic needles on the line every single day. putting health and safety at risk and they wanted to specifically talk to us today because they want this behavior to stop immediately. >>> there are a ton of hypodermic needles coming through the recycling streams. >> fred semler is the manager of elogy in santa rosa, says the amountf les rtinlinea this emel. >> needles don't belong in recycling. >> reporter: yet they are consistently finding their way here, regularly stabbing sorters, sending people to the hospital, for hiv testing. if you are thinking iv drug users are to blame, fred says that is partially true. >> it is guaranteed to be part of it, i imagine diabetes has a larger part of that. >> reporter: it is more than likely an issue of education and resources. sonoma county only has three needle drop off centers, only one of which is free. the other two, you have to purchase an fda approved container and pay the drop off center

kpix5's susie steimle continues our team coverage with how they're coping. susie? >> among the striking teachers' biggest supporters are parents. many had to decide whether to send their kids to mostly empty schools today or make other arrangements like a mother we met who opened her home and with the help of other parents created a makeshift co-op for a group of elementary school students. >> we're not going to do it as well as the teachers, but we're going to try. some of the teachers sent home homework. so our goal is to do at least 30 minutes of that. we'll see if we get to it, though. >> she says if she and the other parents have organized at least one co-op week of classes. we found two oakland teachers who are making sure kids have a safe space to spend their days. these twin sisters both with kids of their own in the oakland unified school district are overseeing about a dozen students at the east oakland community youth center. >> parents have dropped in to see if this was an option for their students and we say yes. they come in. they fill out the paperwo

kpix5's susie steimle tells us they're adding another demand to the list. right, susie? >> reporter: that's right. today we heard the teachers union ask the district to stop closing any more oakland schools. the district says that is a completely separate issue. so they do not want to negotiate on that. the last movement that we saw on the bargaining table was on wednesday when the district offered a 7% raise. teachers turned that down. on of the oakland teachers strike, educators are beating the same drum. they want the following, more money, counselors or nurses in classrooms and smaller class sizes. today they added one more demand. >> keeping our neighborhood schools open. >> reporter: 24 of oakland's 86 schools are at risk of disclosure or consolidation. the district says school closures and the strike are completely separate issues. >> and that really has nothing to do with what's going on today with regard to negotiations. >> a better salary would help me not have to work so much. >> reporter: janelle fortalaza has taught in oakland for five years, has a masters d

. >> she was hysterical and said, susie, susie, susie, something is wrong with jeff. please come, please, please, i don't know what to do. >> reporter: police took these photos friday night. the apartment interior, unmade bed, empty alcohol bottles, cannabis gummies. the pictures weren't good enough. they asked the building owner for permission to go back saturday. he refused so they had to wait for a search warrant, breaking down the door early today to take additional pictures. many questions to be answered. >>> police want to find caterina. they don't even know her last name. the autopsy was performed today and along with blood tests. they may finally tell us how and why jeff adachi died. so many supporters and detractors want to know what happened to him. archipelago thank you for staying on top of this. >> you can read more on dan's reporting on this case and about ha dach i's legacy on abc7news.com. >> a bay area tv news crew was robbed and the security guard was shot during a robbery this evening. oakland police tell us the kpix crew was robbed at gunpoint just

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. ♪ wake up, little susie, wake up ♪ wake up, little susie, wake up ♪ >> so the beatles from liverpoolt. ♪ >> what is the sound? how does it differ from other rock 'n' roll and pop? >> it just happened that, all of a sudden, hundreds of rock groups all from liverpool made records, and it was a bit more like the original rock 'n' roll than the stuff they've had over the last few months. ♪ >> initially, there was no tradition of great british bands conquering america. that had not happened, but it's that moment where everything turns. ♪ >> there's no single moment that more embodies the moment when rock 'n' roll became the province of teenagers. that's something that you would not just love but that you would go crazy for. >> there's the beatles! ♪ can't buy me love ♪ love ♪ can't buy me love >> the beatles have come to this country and taken all the women away and everybody's going crazy about them. ♪ i'll get you anything >> it was like aliens landed. look at how they look and how they act, and wow! ♪ i don't care too much for money ♪ ♪ money can't buy me love >> i came here at 6:00 in

if you read the story, susie borman was suffering badly by the time apollo 8 launched.bout a year and a half before, three astronauts lost their lives during a test on the launchpad for apollo 1. one of them was the husband of susan's close to friends. susan watched the devastation on her family and children. she became convinced that with 100% certainty that frank would die and line of duty. when the apollo 8 mission she was sure that what happened. she had begun drinking. nothing about that, susie believed it was her duty to spare her husband from an anxiety or problem that might be going on in her life or the life of her home. frank was oblivious to her suffering. she was convinced that frank would perish that while he was in orbit she began composing his eulogy at her kitchen table. she wanted to be the one in charge for the and available happened. nonetheless, perhaps the most when they had to relight their single engine. they had no redundancy. like future apollo flights. only a single engine and had to relight and relight correct the for them to leave orbit. that

on the phone fixed amongst the windows me with susie it takes to make. a national system. unless i'm. supposed to in the beginning if we act we would sort of the response. to me because you knew seemed up and you know you've been introduced but you know and i guess those. but you know when you're in the lead you disappear you know the same so send them. up on the back of the limb. and leg a little nose and when you want to pay for a bison you can get on mate and you're shit. i'm concerned about the expansion of nato nato has expanded into thirteen countries up to the borders of russia thirteen countries at the team up what's going on. in the shia way not. easy doing the mission. in early spring of two thousand and fourteen eastern ukraine was also buzzing with protests against the new authorities in kiev this region with a population close to russia geographically and culturally feared that the ultra right leaning. of the newly formed government would bring meal nationalism to their lands. and they had their reasons. the status of the russian language in ukraine has been a

susie? >> reporter: veronica, i am sitting on stony point road. this has been closed all day. you can see why. it is one of 21 rates in sonoma county that is closed right now due to flooding. emergency crews what it is to get one message out today, and that is if you see a road like this, don't try to cross it. turnaround. whatever it floods in the north bay, you can count on two things. that certain roads will turn into rivers, and that some drivers will try to go through them and fail. in this case, we caught a driver stalled on the expressway and called 911 on her behalf. emergency crews are begging people to obey the signs. >> the last thing we would want to do is have to respond to someone who tried it to drive to a road closed sign. that does a lot of resources away from needs. >> reporter: these types of calls are happening all around sonoma county today. fortunately, this is the worst of it right now. he is preparing for the next round when the wind picks up. >> that is a concern of hours. the ground is saturated. with the winds this evening, we will have traditional t

voters in nevada's third district elected susie lee to the house. prior to holding office, she ran nonprofit organizations that helped his advantaged youth. the afterschool all-stars program ran after school athletic programs to help prevent kids from dropping out of high school. the next phase is familiar across the world but new to congress. mitt romney. the 2012 gop presidential nominee served as massachusetts governor earlier in the 2000s and before that, headed up the 2002 salt lake city winter olympics. this was his second run for u.s. senate. the first was against ted kennedy in 1994. utah also has a new member of the house. democratic ben mcadams. mayor of salt lake county is the only democrat in utah's congressional delegation. new congress, new leaders. watch it all on c-span. ison mondays, when congress in session, we like to take a look ahead at events in washington.

manara susie we stayed in the hospital and to late night to find out what's going to happen with him he's lost everything from the wrist down then we met the ophthalmologist to talk about his eye he's only wasn't affected too much there's some superficial wounding but his hand is gone and the point will file a complaint and then see what happens in fictional does on a sunday yesterday sebastian basically lost his hand in front of the national assembly he's crippled and he's a plumber he needs his hand to deal with basic daily stuff he's lost of because i don't know if you understand how symbolic it is but sebastian lost his hand in front of the national assembly the house of the people and the government hasn't said a word they are concerned about the fact that the house of mr feraud the president of the national assembly was burned but is just material resources while in front of the second residency of mr ferrante the president of the national assembly a person has lost his hand of though the arson attack mentioned there in the home of the head of the national assembly was not dire

disabilities one school in cape town is helping to break down barriers for disabled to surfing in susie asked. a feeling pamela hansford thought she'd never get back watching her riding the waves with a smile on her face it's hard to believe the seventy five year old suffered a broken neck a year ago a terrifying collision with a freak wave on the shores of cape town left her tetraplegic but now with the help of volunteers she's enjoying the waves once again and to be in the ward i prefer feel very frantic. it's really special pamela is one of many disabled surface getting a helping hand from the surf in poor areas a school which aims to get people with disabilities into the water. kids are welcome to while parents can learn how to take care of them out in the surf. we felt like we were flying it was amazing they showed us how to handle him in the world how to actually hold the surf board and how to surf behind and then it was and then lazing it's. the project is the brainchild of south african surfing champion roxy davis who believes everyone should have the opportunity to enjoy the oc

and susie essman hopefulness with second summit with kim jong un on the horizon trump feels like he's on top of the world i do hope that very positive things are going to happen i think that it will be a very exciting couple of days but are the feelings mutual we're north korea seems to be excited and no wonder after all as sturrock peace opportunity is on the table some media reports even claim north korean leader kim said this to us top diplomat mike. i'm a father and husband and i have children and i don't want my children to carry the nuclear weapon on their back their whole life still considering criticism donald trump face over the summit from opposition at home north korea through its own state media war and the skeptics to not let this is sturrock opportunity be shattered but the summit does not only concern just washington in pyongyang so how do the other regional neighbors feeling about it. despite the fact japan's also over north. korean test missiles flying over it the concern over the outcome of the talks after all if a deal is struck it's unclear whether japan's concerns

conservative commentator steve most birds and later the lead tracing the ocean or for mexico ambassador hayes susi out day is here in studio gives us his take on trade in light of the new now all that in our side but first we had right to the headlines let's go. back to it once again leads our global report as british prime minister theresa may finally opens the door to a possible delay delay while opposition leader jeremy corbyn of the labor party begins to put his cards on the table ms may under enormous pressure from within her own conservative party has now agreed that if parliament has not approved a deal governing brecht's it by march twelfth legislators will be allowed to vote to delay the exit from the european union currently scheduled for as we all know march twenty ninth ms may's move came a day after mr.

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voters in nevada's 3rd district elected susie lee to the house. she ran nonprofit organizations that helped after school youth. she helped schools from dropping out of high school. next case is familiar across the world but new to congress. utah elected mitt romney to the u.s. senate. 2012 gop presidential nominee served as massachusetts' governor early in the 2000s. before that headed up the 2002 salt lake city winter olympics. this was his second run for u.s. senate, his first was against the late massachusetts senator ted kennedy in 1994. utah also has a new member of the house. democrat ben mcadams now represents the state's 4th district. former mayor of salt lake county. watch it all on c-span. >> up next a look at the year ahead for political security and economic development across asia. audience members participated in a series of live polls to share their thoughts. the center for strategic and international studies hosted the event. >> if you're up on the sam nunn terrace can you come back into the room, if you're interested. good crowd.

conservative commentator steve most first and later the lead traces go shader for mexico ambassador hays susi out today is here in studio gives us his take on trade in light of the new now all that in our side but first we had right to the headline let's go. back to it once again leads our global report as british prime minister theresa may finally opens the door to a possible delay delay while opposition leader germany corben of the labor party begins to put his cards on the table ms may under enormous pressure from within her own conservative party. has now agreed that if parliament has not proved a deal governing brecht's that by march twelfth legislators will be allowed to vote to delay the exit from the european union currently scheduled for as we all know march twenty ninth ms may's move came a day after mr corben who has hounded ms may on bret's it while remaining cagey about his own plans up until now also commented on a new referendum. labor accepts the results of the referendum. i thought mr. we. getting that. right that's why we believe alternative plan. as march twenty ninth moves

junior correspondent, susie, how are democrats reacting to this news?l right, tyrus you changed your name many times. >> that's personal, yo. [laughter] >> i have warrants. >> he can choose a nickname that isn't obvious until it is. >> not just that, that's the news story. that's what somebody brought to the desk and said breaking news, he will call somebody names. whatever. >> it's a first. you don't like the story, tyrus. >> this is what i'm talking about where they always talk about him -- just wait for it. >> he's fun. >> somebody running against him. >> yeah. >> if you say something he don't like he will clown you. we don't need breaking news, guess what. >> ly -- i tell you what, if he was around in the past he would have called grave lincoln abe. [laughter] [applause] >> you have a nickname dr. drew. klobuchar, she didn't have a fork on the plane and used her comb to eat her salad. >> i love egg salad. i really like egg salad. egg salad. yeah. >> who eats egg salad on the plane? >> it's rude. >> i know. where are we, kat? >> i don't know. >> i'm

voters in nevada's third district elected susie lee to house. prior to office, she ran nonprofit organizations. the after school all-stars program ran after school athletic activities and communities in schools of nevada helped prevent kids from dropping out of high school. the next phase is similar across the world but new to congress. utah elected mitt romney to the u.s. senate. before that, he headed up the 2002 salt lake winter olympics. this was his second run for u.s. senate. his first was against the late massachusetts senator ted kennedy in 1994. and utah has a new member of the house. democrat ben mcadams now le s n representatives the state's fourth district. he's the only democrat in utah's congressional delegation. new congress, new leaders. watch it all on c-span. >> now, a discussion on japan's economic outlook. this is co-hosted by the carnegie endowment for international peace, and the japan-america society of washington. it's an hour. >>> welcome back to the second half. i feel like the middle of the football game and now we're

now lucien human she's live in san antonio that's the venezuelan side of the border with colombia susi a first of all bring us up to date what's happening where you are. where we are in the house was a very very you know father who is fifty meters from the entrance to the reach to the to the. well with the national guard is holed up and that is where some six hundred opposition members led by members of the russian of assembly and the opposition watching that state try to march through they manage to break down the first barriers the national guard ran and when something is now the moment but they've been there that they were. apparently as i speak there are opposition to turning this what it's become incredibly violent. the clinic people see the masks on supporters of president over the streets the national guard was through and started firing at people. in very intense gunfire we know that at least thirteen people were injured one very very seriously in the nearby hospital with a bullet through his lung. we people injured being taken away then and then to try to come in a big role so

you hide behind your sunglasses because you don't want to be observed yeah interest of published susie i don't want everyone to be able to see my facial expressions. with near sighted people often have somewhat sad looking eyes like a puppy and it's hoping to get adopted at that middle of the welfare or you have to take your glasses off for two or three hours for that faded off you know what if a look bleak that's not the impression i want to get and that's not me. push the mission. lagerfeld was nine mainly as a fashion guru year after year he continued to put out several new collections but he dislikes the term fashion designer and indeed he was far more than that was kind hell doesn't create trends coal is the trend. when cars does something the entire world watches what i do and all the images that we have those powerful images they stay with us when he is by believe you can tell when someone else has been influenced by what cole has done cooked at the most. he was one of the global fashion world's most influential players but lagerfeld was never content to rest on his laurels. the

voters in nevada's third district elected susie lee as the congresswoman ran nonprofit organizations that helped disadvantaged youth. the afterschool all-stars program ran after school athletic activities in communities that have helped kids from dropping out of high school. the next phase is familiar across the world but new to congress, utah elected mitt romney to the u.s. senate. he served as massachusetts governor early in the to thousands, and before that headed up the 2002 salt lake city winter olympics. this was his second run for u.s. senate, his first was against ted kennedy in 1984. utah has a new member of the house, dented -- democrats ben mcadams. the former mayor of salt lake county is the only democrat in utah's congressional delegation. in congress, new leaders, watching on c-span. the worlde last year has seen what we have always known, and no people on earth airing, andarless, determined as americans. if there is a mountain, we climate. if there is a frontier we cross it. if there is a challenge, we tame it. if there is an opportunity, we seek it. let us begin by re

.>> susie, the japanese company is particularly important, the disease potential trade agreement provides immense market opportunities because right now we are behind because other companies have access to japan and the eu. it is important for american competitiveness to be able to have free-trade agreements to put us on equal par with other countries to get into those markets. i think particularly these two agreements provide opportunities. japan was the model we set out to become the template for other agreements which is super important. but also the eu will harmonize standards. if you think about how much money u.s. and european companies spend having to deal with two sets of standards, it doesn't make any sense, especially when they are the same thing. automobiles are safer in europe and it's just a very different set of standards. there is a real opportunity here. >> i think on trade agreements i agree very much with the comments of my panelists. you will see more and more of the trade, it's the way they are going to come from. i think we need to double down on innovations and educa

but susie steimle discovered one major cr ing the trend. well violent crime is way down in san francisco. according to the latest police statistics. >> suzy discovered one major crime category bucking the trend. suzy. >> police recorded a francisco . but we are learning that the huge spike appears to be connected to the shutdown of the -- it seems to be having the opposite effect. they are hardly hiding in the shadows. every friday night the street is lined with prostitutes and their pimps. until april of last year sex workers say they have a much safer at actives, websites like backpage.com. after back page was linked to sex trafficking of underage girls, lawmakers in washington voted almost unanimously to make it f sex work online. >> all these sites disappeared literally in a matter of a couple of days. >> long time sex worker maxine said backpage.com took prostitution out of the dark ages. >> they could provide a reference. you could reach out to them. you could get verification on if this customer was a good customer or not. if they we