this comes at the same time that 2 more priests were named in new lawsuits, and kpix 5's susie steimle is live in oakland with more. >> reporter: the expectation is with the new law that more survivors will continue to come forward. now the man you're about to meet says that a priest he trusted sexually assaulted him as a young child. and his lawyers fully expected him to be named as john doe in this lawsuit. he didn't have to show his face, but james brogan did today because he's hoping telling his story will help prevent other children from being preyed upon. >> um, just shame and guilt. >> reporter: earlier this year, a survivor of child sexual abuse told his story for the first time. today james brogan is coming out of the shadows. >> it's weighed heavy on my life for so long. if i can help someone else, i'd love to help. >> reporter: he told us the details of an alleged assault at the hands of father george crespin. james claims he knowingly covered up abuse in the diocese and abused james himself. >> i've seen it touch every avenue of my life. >> reporter: a new law takes effect

and under that pretense -- >> where did susie go. susie is gone sorry about that. fort lauderdale florida. >> hi how are you. >> how are you. >> i am great. my question is specifically for the president's defense and i would like to know why the president's personal lawyer is acting on behalf of the country and briefing the accountability and protection for our nation. i think it's absurd that were not able to call witnesses because if the president did not do anything wrong why can't anybody testify that. we need cooperation of innocent or guilt. >> actually how closely have you followed the process. >> i watch it all the time. i watch c-span all the time. >> are you a student. >> yes i'm a student at the university of florida i study science. >> you study science and watch c-span. >> yes. >> take you for calling it. . . . asked, that senators have asked the two sides so far this evening. and they should becoming back in about a half an hour or so. jack from sumner washington comical head jack. >> i would like to ask the question of the house. they keep complainin

susie essman, everybody! we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) dr. dolittle.mals? yes. welcome aboard. -are you even a bird? what bird stuff can you do? well, what bear stuff can you do? [ roar ] you win this round. a whole pound of tasty food. but how? it's a famous pour of this, and some famous bits of that, and my famous chicken on top' all that stuff, and more gravy. kfc famous bowls, - a whole pound of delicious food for only three bucks! ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: that's our show for tonight. thank you so much for tuning in. don't forget if you're in hollywood, florida, this weekend, my "loud and clear" comedy tour is going to be in your city this weekend. but if you're not there, i will see you right back here on monday. now here it is, your moment of zen. >> where there are violations, we now make clear the law requires states to establish a clear process for students, like hannah and michael-- >> william. >> william. ( bell rings ) ption6ing sponsoy comedy central [applause and cheering]3 ♪ >> announcer: and now, david spade! [applause and che

susie essman, everybody!cheers and applause ) [alarm beeping] {tires screeching} {truck honking} (avo) life doesn't give you many second chances. but a subaru can. (dad) you guys ok? you alright? wow. (avo) eyesight with pre-collision braking. standard on the subaru ascent. the three-row subaru ascent. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. have you ever been a nanny? [ laughing ] how hard can it be? does miles get in trouble a lot? like i'd tell. miles was such a sweet boy. i know what you're afraid of. the miles i've met is not a sweet boy. [ screaming ] bad dreams? sorry if i scared you. [ screaming ] ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: that's our show for tonight. thank you so much for tuning in. don't forget if you're in hollywood, florida, this weekend, my "loud and clear" comedy tour is going to be in your city this weekend. but if you're not there, i will see you right back here on monday. now here it is, your moment of zen. >> where there are violations, we now make clear the law requires states to

. >> now, and tonight's project home, susie steimle breaks down the latest draft. >> reporter: if you are someone who supports as be 50. sb50. >> this new and improved bill checks every box for californians. >> reporter: or vehemently opposes it. >> it has failed three times. >> reporter: you have at least one thing in common. you are likely entrenched in california housing policy. senator scott weiner's highly controversial bill does deserve a break down. it was introduced last legislative session and then put on hold. at its core, it is a housing production bill at co uragenesj the bay area's big-city may it. e small cities, homeowners, and people who want local government to maintain sony control don't. >> sb50 mandates zoning areas that are in the area of public transit without taking into consideration the existing service capacity of the transit or other infrastructure needs of the area. >> reporter: gordon mar and the board of supervisors in san francisco largely oppose sb 50. they call it a trickle-down housing bill for real estate lobbyists. protesters at an event for sb 50 a

of susie's reporting on our website. >> let's get brian hackney's blog on the weather? >> if you had, and this will be rare, a clear view of the southwestern sky it is a heavenly skype site. there is the crescent moon that is appearing right next to the gleaming planet venus. the only thing that is obstructing the could be some clouds of it in the area. go look at it now or during a commercial break. no, don't go look at it at all, i don't want to grab you away from the newscast. as we have a look at clouds outside there is the skyline of san francisco from treasure island. you can see we do have clouds around the city. temperatures in the 60s, santa rosa has 64, 62 at concord and 62 in san jose. elsewhere upper 50s will do it, overnight lows upper 30s and mid 40s and, with the moisture thcooltempures, dense fog will be forming overnight. we have fog to deal with a double barrel blows that will do nothing more than send high clouds over the state for the next week or so. rain chances are minimal. in the next six days in san francisco. we have a partly cloudy night tonig

not regularly, sorry, are you, susie. that was a one-off bongo. ball and get to bog at 11pm on 31 january. it strikes on a deeper issue about why the government is so concerned not to mark brexiteers, or what they will do to mark brexit yet. a lot of our readers and express readers are wondering why the government embarrassed... that's how they will mark brexit. the passage of time continues, a bell bongs. it is deeply symbolic, susie. if they didn't do it at new year, it is still 2020. it is still the next day, it is still midnight, etc. but it goes to the heart of the queasiness about brexit among the establishment. think i will draw stops at this point. belong. do you wa nt stops at this point. belong. do you want the queen running up and down the street, bonking? that is it for the street, bonking? that is it for the paper this hour. we will be back at 11:30pm for another look at the papers. the headlines are coming up at 11pm and stay with us for that. good evening to you. we saw quite a bit of drier weather today, thanks toa bit of drier wea

thank you, susie and christopher.ven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers — and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. goodbye. good evening. here‘s your latest sports news. manchester united have edged their way into the fourth round of the fa cup. a brilliant goal from juan mata was the highlight of their 1—0 win against wolves at old trafford. but their place in the next round may have come at a cost with a potential injury to forward marcus rashford. patrick gearey watched the action. a glance at old trafford‘s stands indicated this wasn‘t the hottest ticket in town but for wolves fans it was one the most extensive, some paid £55 to get in but too much in the words of their manager. at least manchester united were holding a giveaway at the back with this ending up with pedro netto at checkout with no queue. teenager‘s guilty look was telling and in va are they said the ball hit the arm in the buildup and that was enough to disallow. the next decisive wolves arm was their goalkeeper

susie steimle, kpix 5. >>> senator scott chose to hold the event in oakland. we talked to him about that decision, and take a look at sb 50 tomorrow night on "project: home." >>> a new amnesty program has been approved for new granny units. officials will also weigh fees focus on e r resides. ntock an safety. >>> a live look at right now waghrdt cas alhe. trbaazarea. we have the forecast. >> seeing the clouds from those you, let's go to hi-def doppler, i want to show you where the rain is. the last few hours shows a good bats coming into the north coast. i want to pull out the southern details. can you see it? it is a band of rain that has worked its way in mendocino county. the first stragglers have started to make it in. the better rain, going right across clearlake right now, working its way over towards lucerne. look at this, turns into a little bit of light snow above about 5000 feet. that is not going to be widespread. the timing of the rain is important. futurecast picks it up where it aparstlll t.asholds orward, ita together, here is 10:00, scattered s

susie steimle, kpix 5. >> keep sending your stories and ideas to project home at kpix.com. -- cbs.com. >>> still to come, by sunday's game has a chance to be a special homecoming for one of the packers' star players. >>> plus out of the ashes, a small miracle. howie long last cat was found in the aftermath of a fire. >>> coming up, a nearly 50-year- old case gone cold in hayward. why are investigators reopening it now? >>> you know football, you know the 49ers defense has his work cut out for them on sunday. >> they are going to have to find a way to stop a packers star hailing from the bay area if they want to win ampiship. a homecoming of sortfoe ponte. >> you want to cheer for the sky, just not this game. the ponte adams is just the latest. >>> so many grace have come through palo alto haskell. the stadium behind me, jim harbaugh. 10 years ago, devante adams ran routes up and down the field. >> there's gonna be a lot of people. >> reporter: it is a campus divided. >> it is. we want to see him too well. >> reporter: nine years after graduating from palo alto high, adams is starting

don't forget to send your stories and ideas to project home and see all of susie steimle's reporting on our website. >>> new video of a, well disturbing near miss. a lodi school bus stopped just short of a speeding train. look at this. man. the driver that shot this points out the crossing arm came down on top of the bus. you can see it sticking up in the air there. there was one child on the bus at the time. the school district is obviously investigating. >>> a live look right now at san jose's airport and it could look much larger in the future. at a city council model airport officials will propose adding a third terminal and expanding it to 42 permanent gates. >> our airport, um, growth has been significant over the past 5 years. in fact since 2013 we've grown our passengers by nearly 80 percent. >> tomorrow's approval is just the first step. there will be another meeting in march. >>> hackney with us tonight. kind of goopy, kind of drizzly and wet. those are all technical terms. >> yes, widely scattered goopy tonight. we have light showers around the bay area. slick streets on t

. >> reporter: susie's time ocala kpix 5. >> keep sending your stories and projects to "project home"n kpix.com and see all of susie's reporting on our website. >>> this evening, a police officer was flagged down by a ac transit bus driver but the driver explained that a man had just passed out on the bus . when the officer got on the bus and found the man was not breathing and no pulse, the office immediately began cpr . amanda regained consciousness. he was taken to the hospital for further treatment. >>> officials are keeping a close eye on a crane in capitola that is starting to class. next to today's high surf, the crane was badly damaged. s as wtwaco neneevby businessd e risk of the crate crashing down on the. >> underneath the crane, it's not one or two pylons and started sinking, and you look. it was leaning a little bit, so they threw it off the wharf, and i heard the winds are supposed to be just the same, so that might not be here tomorrow. >> police said the wharf will remain closed, and the crane will be expected when weather conditions allow. >>> the first official snow

in tonight's "project home," kpix 5's susie steimle shows us the controversial solution that has left some empty-handed. >> reporter: depending on how you look at it, the way kimberly hunt to wilson and her husband peter live is either an impressive feet of human ingenuity or depressing. >> it's as close to a home and a front and back to as we are going to have right now. >> reporter: this collection of tents come with the kitchen, pantry, functioning shower, and cable that goes in and out with each passing cards kpix.com their makeshift home is there encampments envy on 77th street. >> i want to get your place when you move. >> reporter: in july, someone offered a way out. >> we were introduced to cornelia banks. >> reporter: cornelia banks, residential counselor for bay area community services told kimberly and think about a new option for them, trailers as permanent housing. what kind of a difference with and make in your life? >> reporter: >> it would be a total turnaround for us. we've never been homeless before. we are going on two years in january, and it's hard. >> reporter: k

susie reports on how she turned downsizing into her new american dream. >> reporter: if life really is 10% what happens to you and 90% how you react to it, kristin haynes could teach us all a thing or two about the art of the come back. >> i learned that i could live with bus. >> reporter: in 2015 she lost her job and her rent became impossible to pay. >> reporter: after a layoff, i was like i cannot keep showing up that money when i don't have an income. >> reporter: she started living in the span with her boyfriend, every night they cruised around looking for a safe place to sleep. often knowing where they parked wasn't illegal. >> there is a fine line on are we going to get a knock in the middle of the night, will someone kick us out? but we leave at 6 am when we park on the street and we get there really late so we tried to have a very low footprint. our sleeping bags. >> reporter: all the adjustments started to feel like a full-time job, so kristin decided to make it a full-time job. >> you never knew this was a thing until i learned about another woman who was living in an rv and

ok sarah bere says susie still they're stillin the next hour, i'm going to be. susie still hear you let her as we're just taing about 40 niner fanshanging out there today letter know what ar your great idea was to have those vitors as well covers at the airport to that was illiant. >>they love the welcome ers the airpo nogreat well this is the 11th time that miami is hosting a super wl but we're definitely treating it like it's our rst because miami has changed dramatically in the last 10 years so. for anyone who hasn't been here in the last uple years are going to have this they're going to very very surprised see the changes that have happened herewe've really grown into a world have suwe have fun, we have e beaches, we have all of that we really have a lot more offer i think people from around the world come he, we have such broad diversity of visitors that it's because we cater to so many taste that's also fall you'll definitely experience that if you had here to the supebowl. i have a lot ore to experience but fonow back to you guys ok we'll see what thank

look back at the couples history their marriage and their relationship in a 2018 was met by huge and susie essman also their charitable work that they've been doing through their foundation and all of that changed in 20191 of the highest there of course was the birth of their son they opted for a royal title already for that baby so maybe a sign of what we're seeing happening now but the couple was met with huge scrutiny criticism by a british tabloid media to a point where harry stepped up and said that the tabloid magazines were driving a ruthless campaign against the couple and that he was afraid that what happened to his mother to princess diana would happen to his wife meggan formally. the duchess of sussex so that was his fear and he probably trying to take themselves a little bit out of the public eye of course that move though doesn't mean that they are completely out of the public eye but at the moment very much innit. sports now in the ripples senegalese forward monday has been named the african footballer of the year for 2019 but they picked up that award at a ceremony in egypt

. ♪ wake up, little susie, wake up ♪ ♪ wake up, little susie, wake up ♪ >> so the beatles from liverpoolund? 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 the morning to see th

joining me this evening a martin lip from the sun and the broadcaster's susie. lot of front pages are already in let's have a sense of what is making the front pages. the sunday telegraph leads with a story about the firm behind the high bed rail project. so too does the observer. they say scrapping it would cost £12 billion in write—offs and compensation. the mail on sunday claims the government has evacuation plans for britain's stuck in were hand in china. the sunday people has a special investigation. and the sunday express devotes its front page to borisjohnson‘s plans for post exit written. the sunday times reports the prime minister could go on because for a diplomatic war with donald trump. some good news, some bad. let's have a look at what should be capturing our attention tomorrow morning. lucy, let's start with the sunday telegraph and picture there of a passenger in a facemask arriving at heathrow. the foreign office is telling the british to leave wuhan. originally they gave the advice the people in we re they gave the advice the people in were han

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with me susie boniface and christopher hope, chief correspondent at the telegraph.morrow, most of them already in. here's a flavour of them. tomorrow's metro leads on the duke and duchess of cambridge cosmic trip to bradford, "keep calm and carry on". the financial times reports on the russian president vladimir putin's so—called sweeping reva m p of vladimir putin's so—called sweeping revamp of russia's leadership after he moved to replace his long serving prime minister and launched constitutional overhaul. the i or use of a national grid overload due toa use of a national grid overload due to a surge in electric vehicles. the guardian is leading on a row between government plans to scrap the four hour waiting target for a and e units. doctors and nurses are furious at the plans. the daily mail reports on a letter from furious at the plans. the daily mail reports on a letterfrom nhs middle chief on bookmakers to end the betting brides she says are to blame for gimli addictions. list up and do some of those for the next ten minutes, take us to the front of the metr

. >> susie takes a closer look into the series project home tonight at 11:00. >>> in hayward, a second deadly shooting in less than 24 hours. a man was shot around midnight on ellis street. police have not released his name or description of the shooter. yesterday a man was fatally shot and no arrests have been made in either case. >>> relatives of those killed in the dive boat fire off the coast of southern california are suing the vessel's owners. 34 people were killed after the ssenge and crewmember. passengerombeboat was and the owners and operators were aware of it. >>> earthquake sent a jolt through the south bay this morning. the 3.3 quake was centered nine miles southwest of gilroy no reports of any damages or injuries. >>> mike pompeo was in the bay area for high profile events focus on foreign policy and the economy. the meeting with tech companies and foreign counterparts from japan and south korea. right now he is in palo alto at the hoover institution at stanford this morning >> america is a truly special place. we do not want to talk about the actions of the past days and

susie has covered this company extensively in her project home series. she is with us to break down this latest battle at city hall. >> yeah, a battle it was. hot words exchanged today. more than 2,000 tenants living in the 76 buildings that they intend to sell. many of those tenants do have rent control and have some serious complaints about them over the past year. they worry another corporate land lord will buy their building and only push them out. >> we are here today to say what the homes of thousands of san francisco are more than just comodties to be bought, traited and sold for maximum profit. >> reporter: on the steps of city hall, supervisors lowered blow after employee on san francisco's largest corporate land lord. they say that the decision to sell 76 buildings goes against the promise they head to hertha it would be a long term investor in san francisco. >> it is contrary to their claim that they care about the tenants in their buildings. this was also a big fat lie. >> reporter: in our project home series we profiled dozens of tenants sui

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susie was my much older half-sister and my father's daughter from an early marriage we had not spokenin a couple of years but i had asked if she had ever done genetic testing. as a new york city psychoanalyst she was always on the cutting edge of all things medical my e-mail reached her at the ted conference she wrote back right away that she had look to see if she had results with her on her computer. our father had died in a car accident many years earlier when i was 23 and she was 38. through him we were part of a large orthodox jewish clan a family history i was proud of and i loved. and a founder of lincoln square synagogue one of the most respected orthodox institutions are uncle was president of the orthodox union our grandparents pillars of the jewish community in america and israel i had a powerful romantic sense of my family and it's past the previous winter mic or what one - - michael was curious of his own origins. he knew far less of the generations preceding him then i did about mine his mother had alzheimer's and had recently broken her hip the injury and memory loss ha

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susie steimle , kpix 5 . >>> keep sending your ideas to projecthome@cbs.com. >>> a mother is missing, coming up, why police believe her estranged husband might have had her killed. >>> plus, people from all over the world coming together to help australia as fire crews struggle to contain bushfires. >>> coming up all new at 6:00, a rocky rollout for a bill that is supposed to create more housing in the bay area. why some housing advocates are pushing back. >>> this is cbs healthwatch. >>> a connecticut man is now behind bars, accused by police of killing his estranged wife. he has long been the prime suspect in her disappearance, last may. >> reporter: the husband of a missing connecticut woman was arrested tuesday, and charged with her murder. state police took him into custody at his home in the town of farmington. his girlfriend was arrested at a second location. >> i am not surprised that the geifchi cided to bring the ard they cvean win it. he contends he was not involved, i don't think the evidence will show that he was. >> reporter: jennifer was last seen on may 24th, dropping

susie breaks down the latest drought. >> if you are someone who supports this it checks ever va sex itbo. >> it has failed 3 times. clearly people do not think there is anything good about it. >> you have at least one thing in common. you are likely entrenched in california housing policy. >> the highly controversial transit into the bill does deserve a breakdown. it was introduced last legislative session and then hotiononldbill. it encourages more development near transit and job centers. the bay area ends big-city mayors love it. small cities, homeowners, and people who want local government to maintain zoning control don't. >> sb 50 mandates zoning and areas that are near public out considation t thwi trsianthe existence service capacity that the transit or other infrastructure needs of the neighborhood. >> san francisco's supervisor and the board of supervisors in san francisco largely opposed sb 50. real estate lobbyists. protesters at an event for sb 50 agree. babe today representative for the association of realtors who support the bill. >> sb 50 is sort of a microcosm of the fig

family and to say it but i felt as if it was continuing secrecy did me dirty as young as even if you susie don't exist in this life of the sort of a technology year at his age. stones on. this project full of cost us soldiers i make my family and. a video. soon into another job before all. the spite it's beautiful said leo has many problems social exclusion pollution and unemployment. so life has challenge theodorou to design a mobile phone app to help reduce marginalized communities. pressure to move to move to fantasize over the soon to be improved. thank you very much because like many young brazilian spitzer wants to help create a sustainable economy that doesn't cause pollution or social exclusion he calls it the green economy i suppose. to intervene. intervene in their stuffings that all dies equal that is. for me to see if any of us can imagine is a to detain. going to see is have the. situation is easy if this were to get out than it is though. hell into where men are massing pfizer wolf was a put up of mice and shootings in. the coming years did the van shown on the moon to see g.

. >> keep sending your stories and ideas to project home and see all of susie steimle's reporting onur website. >>> shocking new video tonight of a road rage attack in los angeles. you can see a group arguing with a guy when one of the specks just sucker punches the guy causing him to fall to the ground completely unconsci vehi e and take off. r ous. police are still looking for them. the attack happened new year's day. the victim has not regained consciousness since the incident. >>> impossible foods had success with beef, so naturally it's moving on to plant-based pork. the start up that launched the impossible burger just debuted its first impossible pork at ces in las vegas, and the staff of cnet got to sample it and say it tastes just like the real thing. no word on where or when you can get your hands on it. >>> i can give you specific timing on when it's going to rain next. late tomorrow. tomorrow in the afternoon and evening we have a weak little rain maker coming, but first there's not a cloud in the sky out there right now. that's the view from treasure island looking back

. >> kpix 5's susie steimle takes a closer look at the issue in our continuing series project home. that's tonight at 11:00. we'll be right back. trump repeatedly tried to undermine coverage for 134 million americans mike: "he just doesn't care if you have a pre-existing condition he wants to deny you access to coverage. if he vo: as president mike will lower costs, and protect americans with pre-existing conditions. mike: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. two bacon, two sausage, this is the two eggssuper slam. hash browns and pancakes and now make those pancakes all you can eat for a buck. that's where the duper comes in. the all new super duper slam just seven ninety nine. see you at denny's. >>> a successful san jose charter school may have to close next year. >> the students and parents aren't letting it go without a fight though. the academy has been around for near ly a decade and it's appealing the decision not to renew it's charter. corner stone says it's working to improve outreach to the latino community that makes up about a third of the student body. >>> up

and deed was elected over the preferred candidate susie, and he'll be sworn in at 5:30. >>> also today, paul will be sworn in as the new sheriff. this will make him the first asian american sheriff in the state of california. >>> well, today friends and family held a memorial service for an 89-year-old woman who was brutally attacked in san francisco. they held the sit in this morning at the visitation valley playground. that's where a great grandmother was discovered badly beaten a year ago. it's right across the street from the home. the grandmother, her loved ones say they want to honor her by promoting peace in the community. >> part of my process is to continue uplifting the community. >> the suspect in the attack is currently in the county jail in san bruno. he's been charged with attempted murder for the attack and facing unrelated carjacking and burglary charges. >> coming up on the ground in puerto rico, many people don't have any place to live after a powerful earthquake rocks the island. >>> and australia, wildfires have killed thousands of animals and scorched huge portions

. >> kpix 5 reporter susie steimle takes a closer look into the issue in our continuing series project home tonight at 11:00 on kpix 5. >>> raining vegetables in australia. who's working to help feed starving animals after massive wildfires in the area and the tech giant being criticized for his donation to the country. trump: those pre-existing conditions are protected. vo: a broken promise. trump repeatedly tried to undermine coverage for 134 million americans with pre-existing conditions. mike: "he just doesn't care if you have a pre-existing condition he wants to deny you access to coverage. if he is re-elected, he'll keep trying to do that and i think we can't let that happen." vo: as president, mike will lower costs, and protect americans with pre-existing conditions. mike: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> and we want to get you back now to that story on queen elizabeth holding unprecedented talks with prince harry today amid his decision to step back as a member of the royal family with meghan markle. >> reporter: it's the first time the queen came face to face

and a half sister of the duchess of susys there follow -- father will testify in a court case if he issked to. a british -- meghan suing a british newspaper for publishing a letter she wrote to her fath. ♪ ros: well, another crucial ste towards donald trump's impeachment trial. the u.s. house of representatives has voted to sing four more articles of impeachment to the senate where the trial is due to start on tuesday per the artenles of impeacwill be carried by hand by congressmen and women who were appointed by the speaker of the house here they then serve as prosecutors in the senate trial. here is nancy pelosi speaking about the pcess. speaker pelosi: today i am very proud to present the managers who will bring the case which we have great confidence in in presidt of his removal, but there is further evidence --wo e dot be in this situation had we not waited, a i wist that there be witnesses and that we see documentation. ros: as nancy pelosi said, the democrats and republicans have been disagreeingwiverow ess testimony should work in the trial. here is a senior democrat o the >> w

susie steimle introduces us to a young woman who is black and transgender.esearch shows both identifiers have a huge impact on your odds of ending up on the street. this young population is also at a great risk of being preyed upon. >> i was raped on the streets at least twice. times got desperate for me and i had to do sex work. so all the things that took place because i didn't have a place to live. >> if a young woman's on the street more than 48 hours, she has nearly a 100% chance of being trafficked for sex. >> rika has been able to take control of her own story. we'll show you the organization that helped her find housing and how she plans to give back. that's tomorrow at 11:00. >>> coming up the biggest winners at tonight's golden globes. >>> and kickstart 2020 with kpix5. all this week we're sharing tips that will help you save money, get healthy and discover how to live a simpler, happier life. it's new >>> tonight a group of young bay area musicians just scored their second grammy nomination in a role. >> but they have a larger goal in mine. the al

susie steimle, kpix 5. >> keep sending your stories and ideas to project home at cbs.com. >>> the trial for the man accused of stabbing a woman to death at an oakland bart station will remain in alameda county. they wanted to move the case outside the county claiming he cannot get a fair and impartial judge locally but the judge denied that motion. he was charged with murder for stabbing neil wilson to death at the macarthur bart station in 2018. >>> a 69-year-old woman suffered life-threatening injuries after crashing an electric scooter into a cement mixer in san francisco. this happened monday afternoon at bay street near embarcadero. the woman was taken to the hospital. so far no update on her condition. ucsf study release found that a surge of injuries have been related to the z scooters. particularly among young adults. they grew by 222% between 2014, and 2018. >>> tesla ceo can see a $350 million payday all thanks to his massive stock package. musk is paid only in stock options. due to his pay package approved in 2018. it hasn't given him a share of stock it until now. tesla stoc

by the way, the team also who was susie george the nrc chief of staff, the advisor, and the national economic advisor. -- it wasn't all women, the three most senior war. we disagreed often on substance, but we knew we had each other's backs. on to anyone who would try to drive a wedge between us, particularly from the outside. i hope some believe toby also lied in a fashion that was supportive of human beings on the team. words, i think all of us tried very hard to lead people with an appreciation for their needs as individuals will ,eliver mothers or fathers lives of ill husbands, children that were struggling, family came first. president obama underscore that from the top. what it was me with my bubble in the hospital when she was dying, or address the colleague whose husband had just had a stroke. the message from the top-down that we tried to_whore's go do the you have to do -- message from the top down tried was --rscore if you're struggling, you're not going to perform well. if you have bosses and colleagues who value you as a human being and will be there for you, you're goin

susie steimle introduces us to a young woman who is black and transgender. research shows both identifiers have a huge impact on your odds of ending up on the street. this young population is also at a great risk of being preyed upon. >> i was raped on the streets at least twice. i had to do sex work so all the things that took place because i didn't have a place to live. >> if a young woman is on the street for morehours, she has 0% chof ed for sex. control of her own story. we will show you the organization that helped her find housing and how she plans to give back, tonight at 11:00. >>> still ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, despite a trend of major conventions moving out of the bay area, one of the biggest ones of its kind is still headed to san francisco. why the city holds value like no other. >>> a live look outside on this monday morning at the skyline of san francisc >>> one of the biggest consumer tech shows is kicking off in las vegas this week, plus the force is remaining strong at the box office. we have much more in today's money

. >> catch susie steimle's full report tomorrow night at 11:00. >>> up next there's a new way to get around the bay area. where you can rent an electric moped. >> i'm dennis o'donnell, coming up next on game day, aaron rodgers knew a rematch was coming. so can the 49ers dominate the packers like they did in round one? we'll break it down. >> we scare everybody. >> and vern glenn on why the 49ers defense will be so tough to beat. game day, nfc championship style coming up. trump: those pre-existing conditions are protected. vo: a broken promise. trump repeatedly tried to undermine coverage for 134 million americans with pre-existing conditions. mike: "he just doesn't care if you have a pre-existing condition he wants to deny you access to coverage. if he is re-elected, he'll keep trying to do that and i think we can't let that happen." vo: as president, mike will lower costs, and protect americans with pre-existing conditions. mike: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. looking to get your business off to a fast start in the new year? it's go time! switch to comcast business

susie: daddy, you forgot. every litter bit hurts.he nawaz: also in t950's, the formation of thecaot. "keep amerieautiful" coalition. using public service announcements starring a "susie spotless" character, the coalition aimed to get people thinking about their responsibility to stop pollution.♪ usie: please, please don't be a litter bug 'cause every ♪ ♪ litter bit hurts. nawaz: decades later, in 1971, it was a "keep america beautiful" ad that shook the american conscience... man: people started pollution. people can stop it. nawaz: the "keep america beautil" coalition was founded and funded in large part by the beverage and packaging industries,e same companies producing much of america's plastic. since that campaign, we, the american people, have been sorting, weeding out and sorting some more, all with a certain sense of responsibility. every day an estimated 750 tons of material flow through this process. ayd every stop along the w just like this one is designed to remove one more material. for an ultra-du

this is a tourist spot usually you would see even at this time it's already late but you would see susie quite a few people out here there's nobody no people stay at home and this is for the whole country beijing isn't even hit severely compared to other places but people are very anxious and we have reports from villages around beijing and also in the neighboring provinces that edges and 2 to who bay where one is located that villages have shut down shut off their villages they have blocked the road so nobody can come in and potentially bring the virus into their village how much of that is coming from the chinese government i mean what what is the chinese government doing to stop the spread of this virus where the 1st thing is that the chinese government has locked in a vast area. and then some neighboring towns and cities. an area that has about as many not not quite but almost as many inhabitants as germany and they've blocked them from leaving the area and they blocked other people from going in and they have restricted travel throughout the country long distance buses cannot enter