people receiving and how can we cover those people to beat the messages more critically well know ted t.'s man professor of democrats the at the university of birmingham thank you very much for the time my pleasure. now every african or remember this nigerian or at least his voice. is known for bringing a social message into his music oh a new generation of musicians is following in his footsteps the project voice to rap is helping young artists to get their voices head and encouraging listeners to get involved and go to the polls. rehearsal's are underway at the chocolate city music studios and. these ten young musicians were selected from over four hundred hopefuls to join the project voice to represent which mentors up and coming artists with the social message they've taken part in what shops aimed at promoting political engagement among young people . i say that it's important to always speak out. when you have. and i feel like after. this is going to be a great difference because the songs that i put out more conscious of it was spoken about but it's about different things and the

when the trees were prund ted t apples would shake. the mush flipped out of the bottom of the ice casing leading to the ghost an. >> that is really cool. >> i think they're pretty, actually. >> if you could preserve them like around omts. >> or not amounaments. >> rotten like me. >> i could be more rotten. >> no. 5:26. coming up, you know we're following a lot of on stories. a rude late night spurpgs finte for a homeowner in antioch. what police are saying about the truck that crashed into his home. >>> plus governor gavin newsom making a big move when it comes to immigration. whom he's not pulling from the southern border. >>> taking a live look from our walnut creek camera. you can see cars already on the road getting started with their day. 5:26 for you right now. we'll be back with much more news. you're watching "today in the bay." february 11th, 2019. ad lib live picture-bay bridge toll plaza. >>> welcome to monday morning. it's another cold start across the bay area. oh, look at the company you're going to find on the bay bridge

o'urke, who lost his sceate ra to ted cruz, plans to speak t acro street. lead a march to the president's rally and will speak at the same time >>> michelle carter will once again appear insitt a massachu courtroom. she is the 22-year-old who was convicted in 2017 of involuntary manslaughter after encouraging her boyfriend to kill himself. she sent him dozens ofex messages persuading him to do it. in the me, her sentence has been put on hold. but the district attorney's office is working to that. >>> today, we hopeo learn more about a weekend house fire in alexandria. neighbors could only watch as the fires spread across the house. firefighters said the cold temperaturesade it hard to ght the flames. >> theonditions that our firefighters met when they got here, weren the extre nature. so, the body fluids, the sweat, when they come outside, is instantaneously is a drop in their body temperatures. >> despite t cold, the fire was put out quickly. firefighters wereot able to save a man inside. right now, it appears the fired star because of an unintended candle

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on his way in a little girl in pink pants ted to approach his vehicle as you see there. security officers blocked her, td and accepted a piece of paper fromher. this was the first ever papal mass in the. arabian peninsu here's more. >> reporter: pope francis wrapped up his short but historicisit in abu dhabi by holding the first open air public mass in th histo of this country. >> i would imagine that i would see the pope, but i never at imagined >> reporter: this is yet another milestone of the pope's drive to improve christian/muslim relations. he signed a joint declaration with the highest authority in islam for which they urged the world leaders to promote peace and tolerance. open air mass in the cradle of islam is a historic site. >>> a teenager with a mask and a gun was posted on instagram. the footage showed the teen th getting out o car, putting on a mask and then taking the gun out of trunk. that teen is now charged with a felony. he's not a student in arlington public schools and they can't name him because of his age. >>> prince george's county police hit the street to ask for the public'sol

t triggers the right wing. i would equate it to the way ted cruz triggers visceral emotion. elizabeth warren triggers visceral emotion. >> warren's comments are an example we played of how she fights back, and she fought back in 2016 when she got into the mix. but she's taken a different approach than other candidates that we've seen so far. here's cory booker. >> everybody's tough, there's a lot of great fighters there. i've learned that when i come to being tough, i never want people to think that in order to be tough, you have to be mean. in order to be strong, you have to be cruel. i want to campaign like i want to govern. i'm going to get criticized, so let me get ahead of it. they're going to say, oh, gosh, more candidates talking about love and hope, oh, my god, how are you going to beat donald trump with that? >> simone, is this strategy of love and hope a winning message for democrats this time around? >> i have to laugh a little bit. i know cory booker personally. what he's talking about, he really believes this, you know, and i think that this is a strategy that c

ted cruiz. >>> the idea ofil capitol compromise preventing another shutdown is music to the ears of government workers. no bill has been signed. and t in air travel are not takining chances. as a tuss reports, one group is making sure their message is heard. >> reporter: could another shutdown lead to a dangerous scenario in the skies. >> we are not going to come to work in an unsafe system >> reporte emotions running high at reagan national airport. >> this is serious stuff for regular people in america. >> reporter: the group leading the charge here, the association of flight attendants. they're concethed that ano shutdown could push the air travel system to a breaking point. you mightemember the day the recent shutdown ended, flights wereau halted b of air traffic controller towers that weren't fully staffed and tsa agents were calling in sick in higher numbers. airports across the country are going to be monitoring the io situ and decide if they need to react if there is a government shutdown. reaga national airport, adam tuss, news 4. >>> today, the debate over whether to change theame of a local high school begins. teachers, s

t story told todayr. by vanessa tyson is both painful to read and simply not true. the college professor says what teds consensual kissing with justin fairfax at the 2004 demoic national convention turned into a sexual assault. >> tonight, the president of the naacps calling on attorney general mark herring to resign after admitting that he dressed in blackface while he was in college at uva. virginia senator tim kaine sayt toni all of this has him in shock. >> this week has just made me sick, you ow, it's just made me sick. from friday to now, it's just been one bit of bad news after the next. >> our team coverage on the continued crisis in theeg commonwealths tonight with northern virginia bureau chief julie carey in richmond. >> reporter: the impact of the latest revelation evident inhe reaction of stateenator louise lucas, normally a forceful voice in the black caucus, she was overwhelmed as she left the capitol surunded by reporters looking for comment. she was barely able to get out a feds w >> i just can't talk right now. >> reporter: the latest bombshell came this morning whem attorney generk

ted him to tcrime. after the stabbing, he took her car d used her debit card at atms throughout virginia. he said he is innocent and police didn't do a t rough job of finding the real suspect. >>> r. kelly is a free man this morning. after spending the weekend in jail, the singer was released after postin ining bond. an attorney o representing two the victims says he believes more charges will be filed against kelly in the coming week the singe denies all of the allegations of sexual misconductnd >>> new engatriots owner, robert kraft, faces two charges of soliciting a prostitute. police say surveillance video captured an incident at a y spa preside spa. kraft denies wrongdoing. he is scheduled to be in court in april. >>> maryland's new red flag law has cut down on domestic violence cases. it allowses authorio take away or stop someone from buying a gun if the person is considered a threat to themselves or others. since last october,22 depetitidpetitio petitions have been filed in half of them have been granted. >> during the week after the order has been served, many of the respondents in these cases have been taken for mental health

you have ted danson appearing at the friars club in blackfaface. and every year on college campuses, those of us who tung people hold our b breaths during halloloween a and hope someone e is not appearing in blackface in a costume or posting on snapchat oror instagm some sarcastic remark that is actually dangerous becauause it undermines that safety. look, people canan learn and can grow from thosose mistakes. they can become more aware of history. but that growth should not come at the expense of public safety of people of color in this country. nermeen: it seems especially relevant, professor, that this is all unfolding in 2019, which of the400th anniversary first enslaved african arriving in virginia. but as you have suggested, this is not just a problem of virginia, it is a legacy that is all over the u.s. and has manifested in different ways. could you talk about that? >> sure. the 400th anniversary of enslaved africans arriving on the shores of virginia, and we are also in t the middle of blak historory month. what is dangerous is that too often people are willing to say this is a problem of the

. >> the bizarre spectacle of ted bundy as a sex symbol really bummed out feminists, as you can imagine. he became a folk hero. there were t handsome. on the other hand, his violence was so incredibly woman hating. and his insouciance about that we wound up being pretty depressed. >> i had a broken arm and crushed finger. >> i had five skull fractures and multiple contusions on my head. >> is that man in the courtroom today? >> yes, he is. >> would you point him out for us, please? >> are you prepared for a guilty verdict? >> i think so. but you never know. i've never had to go through this before. >> after six and a half hours of deliberation, the jury had a verdict, 32-year-old theodore bundy remained composed as he listened. guilty of first-degree murder in the strangling deaths of two florida state university sorority sisters 19 months ago. >> it is therefore the sentence of this court that you be sentenced to death by a current of electricity and such current of electricity shall continue to pass through your body until you are dead. >> in some ways, ted bundy is an icon of the '70s. he mixed kind of showbiz and viole

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that race, not one time,t not a single time, has anyoneas connected with o'rourke mentioned to me the possibility of him running for senate again. i mean, the idea of taking on tedruz, someone who is such a polarizing figure, everybody within texas, everybody within the republican party is onee thing, but o'rourke has some degree of respect for john cornin who is a much more middle of the road republican it's hard to get fired up to do the same thing again against a guy who you think isag okay, despite fac that he's a recognize of the other party.co i think if o'rourke is going to get in this, based on my conversations with people around him, and with folks in texas, it will be in that presidential race. now, there are plenty of people in el paso, plenty of people who followed o'rourke's career who think maybe he's not ready. maybe he should take another run at thed senate race, or wait a couple of years, and run for governor. i think just from getting to know him in the people around him, the idea of getting that fired up to do the same thing again, against a guy who they find much less disagreeable. doesn't hold a lot of water. >>> two guests who came to play

to bring in a t big guest lecturer at least once he loves to demonstrate -- mcconnell -- hat i have these relationships and so he brought chuck schumer down. he brought ted kennedy down. hillary clinton has spoken there. spoken there.as it is his way of trying to to the world i can have good relationships with these people even in on the it looks like we are stabbing one another. story mcconnell told us in our bloomberg office when he came for an interview the 2018 election right before the 2016 presidential called him to r say leader mcconnell i hope we can have a great relationship mcconnell called him the day after the relationship and said sure hope we will. mcconnell never took for granted going to win because of that. host: what is his reputation as the g.o.p.? mr. kapur: among his members it is strong. who will let people air their grievances and member y listen to concerns. he has had con 10 shus moments moments but he doesn't let that get in the way of the long game. he has ever gotten to someone opposing him was senator ted hen cruz famously acrimonious relationship at times with mitch was making noises about i'm not committing to but he won cc

ted cruz sees me, he crosses the street. >> reporter: this isn't the first time she's made remarks widely criticized as anti-semitic saying israel had hypnotized the world. she supports a movement t boycott israel which was criticized last week. >> this cannot susta itself. it's unacceptable in this country. >> kevin mccarthy, the republican leader also has come under fire for a tweet of his own, right? >> savannah, tt's right. he accused jewish financier george soros of trying to buy the election in 2018. he did quickly delete that tweet after criticism. this time he promised action if democratic leaders didn't act. as for omar andhether or not this is resolved. leaders are telling me the test is going to be whether sheat re this mistake or whether she has learned from it. savannah. >> kasie hunt on the hill for us, thank nyou. >> to a controversial move in the nfl. kareem hunt landing back in the league just three months after the running back was cut by kansas over the video that showng him pus and kicking a woman in aho tell hallway. nbc's ron mott has this story. ron, good morning. >> good morning to you. the cleveland browns are giving reem hunt a secondchance. not only is

t> reporter: after smoll insisted he was the victim to abc news, police now say after questioning the brothers the trajectory of the investigatish has ted. one of the men arrested was smollett's personal trainer and was an extra on smollett's hit sh empire. ♪ >> reporter: sourc say police are investigating whether the actor paid the brothers to sta an assault, including tieing a rope around his neck and pouring bleach on him before smollett claimed the attack was a racial and homophobic hate crime. after the brothers' artment was searched, police collected a black ski mask and bottles of bleach. the men were arrested wednesday but releasedriday and face no charges. >> innocence prevailed, my guys are walking home. they're not charged. they are not suspects in this case. >> reporter: with detectives making it clear they want to speak to smollett again, the actor has now hired a high l powered crimiistrict attorney, his reps releasing this statement.t jussie smolls angered and devastated by recent reports that the perpetrators are individuals he is familiar with. he has now been further victimized by claims attributed to these alleged per