-living project in the nation. co-living is where residents rent out private bedroom and bathroom. rent is 1500 to $2,500. >> the room is fully furnished with a bed, linens, pillows, side table. having you need to move in. >> the kitchen has dishes, even olive oil. star city says san jose is a national investment given downtown is more of an epicenter. >> the moment is now. so many jobs are coming in. >> it's a trend in the right direction. >> housing advocates call it's a good first step. >> it's been hard to get anyone to get a shovel in the ground. right now we have a lot of developers struggling. >> lenders are hesitant to back a big project given highland and labor cost of the this is a way to spend less expensively. the project helps increase the housing stock when demand is high for every demographic. the project not far from the google campus. >> if the google campus is built to the full scale. we'll have a lot of employees, we have an opportunity to get started on addressing the housing crisis. building more

it's both because we're aaccumulate luting the -- accumulating the co-2 in the mosphere and we're accumulating technology that emits co-2. there is urgency on the technology side. and we're seeing more and more impacts on people. thank you. mr. tonko: thank you very much for of your input and that of cornell. dr. ebi. climate change takes a toll on mental health. those who survive extreme weather events and see their communities damage can suffer from depression, anxiety, suicidal thoughts, posttraumatic stress disorder. the report notes droughts have led to an increase in alcohol and drug use and higher temperatures are associated with more aggressive behaviors. how does climate change affect mental health and what steps can the medical community take to ease the psychological burden? dr. ebi: thank you. that's an excellent summary of how climate change can effect mental health through exposure to extreme events. there needs to be increased awareness about this across the health professions so that there are greater actions when we have these extreme events, that we have mental health care pr

he shares the title we will several other people. sanders said his co-chairs will be key advisors. >> making tech rounds. governor met with 60 high-tech ceos to talk about tech success and the problems it can create. it generates jobs but leadsed to traffic and sky high housing prices. they're trying to bridge the digital divide. >> i think it's a great sign that he's in silicon valley meeting with business leaders. >> the governor also talked about his idea to get tech companies to loan money to build housing for middle class californians. new legislation is being proposed to halt any more state funding for this project. governor newsom recently promised to scale it back due to being severely behind schedule. the trump administration wants to cancel a nearly $1 billion grant for the project and take back federal funds already spent on the project. >> downtown san francisco will look different tomorrow mortgage. lower stockton street reopened after sefb years between gehry and ellis. the subgave line is expected to be finished this december. >> we are b

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i've told you how the europeans are still co—operating, the americans still co—operating with sudan. y, it has excellent relations with the united arab emirates, key allies. saudi arabia — the saudi minister of commerce and investment, majid bin abdullah al qasabi, on 24january, said the king of saudi arabia has confirmed that saudi arabia would not hesitate to support sudan until it overcomes the current situation. the government in sudan has also said russia and turkey have offered assistance to it, economically. the united arab emirates is giving sudan $300 million as well as $1.12 million in tons of fuel. i could just go on and on. sudan has got friends and allies. but they should ask themselves one question — why this system has no impact? this is a corrupt government. this government, politically, is dead. and what they need, they need to reconsider that they are helping the very government that stood for decades against saudi arabia, and the emirates. and islam, political islam, destroyed sudan, and it is going to destroy africa, because political islam, they do not recognise t

this caller said he recognized the shooter as one of his co-workers. the witness says that approximately 30 of his co-workers were in the building at the time of the shooting. the witness said it's a huge facility. that's a quote. with lots of racks and storage. another witness that spoke to abc 7 earlier said he saw a guy running down the aisle with a pistol, same witness, said he recognized him as a co-worker and shooting everybody. this is from a caller into abc 7 there in chicago. these pictures from fox news chicago in what appears to be sort of the central area of concern. we don't know if this is the area where they neutralize the suspect. i keep saying neutralize. we don't know the circumstances surrounding it. did they take him into custody? was he injured in some way? or did something else happen? we don't know yet. we expect to hear from the local authorities in just a moment. jonathan hunt is with us. been monitoring the official dispatches from the local authorities. jonathan, what are you seeing? >> shep, we're now learning that many of th

the co-owner of the wursthall restaurant said in a tweet ...te hoods but stupider because you can see exactly who is wearing them." the tweet has since been deleted after he received several threats. restaurant goers say they have mixed feelings about his words. ( darya ) this morning the co-owner released an apology. he says he will serve all customers regardless of political opinions ... as long as they leave hate, anger, and violence outside the restaurant. ( james ) still ahead ... a big win for the soda industry and a setback for people who say sugary drinks need a warning. ( james ) and your kids may be using too much toothpaste ... and doctors say its putting them at risk for tooth d

he was the first attorney general of african ancestry in any state in 1962. he co-wrote the civil rights act of 1968, which prohibited discrimination in housing. he was the first republican to call for president nixon's resignation in light of the watergate scandal. the history of african-americans in the north is one that is rich. the history in the south is one that is rich. but they all started, to a greater extent, with a migration that proceeded from the south to many destinations in the north, as well as in the west. so today we have a resolution that encourages the continued spread of knowledge regarding black history. and that it not be limited to one month, but that we do this throughout the entire year. i am so honored that my colleagues have signed on to this resolution. we have had more than 60 colleagues sign on to one. and i would hope that as we continue to present this resolution, these resolutions will have more persons who will find favor with them. in closing, simply this. the success that we have had as african-americans, if we look closely at o

the co-owner of the wursthall restaurant said in a tweet ...s but stupider because you can see exactly who is wearing them." the tweet has since been deleted after he received several threats. restaurant goers say they have mixed feelings about his words. ( darya ) this morning the co-owner released an apology. he says he will serve all customers regardless of political opinions ... as long as they leave hate, anger, and violence outside the restaurant. ( james ) in national news... president trump and congress agreed to fund the government through febrary 15th so that congress could work on a long term funding deal. so how do things stand this morning?( darya ) our washington correspondent

welcome to do business africa monica jones good to have you with us now we're starting in nigeria where the co c.e.o. of online retailer jamia says africa's potential for e-commerce is bigger than in any other region of the world speaking in african business magazine jeremy who doris suggested the continent's lack of traditional brick and mortar retail structures meant that e-commerce companies could corner the market there jimmy are often referred to as the amazon of africa has expanded rapidly but it's still racking up losses in lagos based company is also reportedly set for an i.p.o. of the new york stock exchange in the coming weeks.

number of initiatives we've expanded the film market the co-production market cooperation with the book and the biggest project was the talent campus called simply talents today. more than seven thousand young people have been. nearly ten percent of the films we've shown each year have involved someone from the talent companies whether as a director actor rule set design to. design a. coslet also gave german sentiment a special platform including inviting german directors to the main competition. i repeat this is to was really the first year that we started always having german productions in the competition the entire sometimes as many as four and interestingly when you look at the statistics these german films all the actors in these german films have won a lot of silver bear awards and feeling a bit. and german turkish director fattish akon even won the main golden bear prize for best film in two thousand and four for his powerful relationship drama head on . that's right was the moment that was a big moment i realized that on the red carpet arab language t.v. stations were suddenly

in december, tescojoined the co-op in signing up.in the robot. so it's better to open the door and there is a robot there rather than a human? don't think it's better, it's different, it's a customer choice and people will decide how they want to interact. with the address programmed in, kayla's delivery is on its way. the robot is navigating itself and is programmed to stick to paths and pavements and if it finds something blocking its way, in this way, me, it will know what to do. excuse me, can way, me, it will know what to do. excuse me, can you way, me, it will know what to do. excuse me, can you let me pass? the robot has had the best —— a protection bubble around but then it will safely stop, it will manoeuvre around the obstacle and if it's a very narrow pavement, it can even back up and get out of the way. how do you ensure you can get on the way of cars or traffic? if it's waiting at the edge of a road crossing, it is understanding its environment around it up to 250 metres sillitoe on the crosses the road when it's safe do

andrea bernstein is the co-host of the "trump inc." podcast. and david farenthold of "the washington post." welcome to you both. andrea, to yourst, yesterday one to have the pieces of evidence that michael cohen showed was this big check tore $35,000 signed by donald trump when he was president. what was that check allegedly for? >> so this had a startling impact, this check. i was in the courtroom with chael cohen when he described this scheme where he says he was directed by the person we now know to be donald trump to make is payment, to keep some women quiet who had e allegations of having had an affair with then candidate for presint donald trump. >> reporter: this was an eat ier court evth michael cohen in new york? >> right. so this happened when he plead guilty. but what was so startling is we have not actually seen th check that we saw yesterday when michael cohen turned it over to the house oversight committee from donald trump written while donald trump ws president and cohen described in his opening statement how he had been on a to

the co-owner of the r3 hotel in guerneville, said he and others who stayed behind were well-prepared to ride out the storm. he and employees moved computers, business records and furniture to second-floor room."as long as everybody is safe, dry and warm, it's all fine. you just ride it out," said bridges, noting that this flood was the fourth he's experienced in 33 years.he added: "people in florida have hurricanes, people in maine have blizzards; we have floods," he said. "it's the price we have to pay to live in paradise." the river was one of several in northern california that was engorged by days of rain from western u.s. storms that also dumped heavy snow in the sierra nevada, throughout the pacific northwest and into montana, where gov. steve bullock signed an emergency order to help keep up the supply of heating fuel amid frigid temperatures.two amtrak trains together carrying nearly 300 passengers stopped and reversed directions because of an avalanche that closed railroad tracks in the sierra nevada.in idaho, the mountain town of stanley became marooned wednesday after all

i think one of the other issues that hasn't been touched on in terms of this co-hosting plan that jonny fantino is trying to introduce in the region at this point i made when i interviewed him fancy you know in october given all the human rights scrutiny of cattle in the advances that catalyze had to make in the plans put forward would he also impact request fumin right strategies from new co-host in the region and would there be the need for them to sort of make some of the changes that katter has had to to abide by fee first request and that would be another layer of complexity in terms of spreading the co-hosting and spreading the hosting of the tournament and the games clearly you can see where they go and please continue james. i just wanted to take this one step further with just if that indeed the economic and diplomatic boycott of got that were to continue at the time of the world cup in qatar this is going to be a real problem for for the saudis the button a nice the end the rowdies because they're set and citizens at this point run a risk if they were to travel to gattaca so y

number of initiatives we've expanded the film market the co-production market corporation with the book and the biggest project was the talent campus called sin.

kron 4's charles clifford has details. well, here in san mateo the co owner of the popular wursthall restaurant has caused a bit of stir after he apparently implied that anyone wearing a maga hat would not be allowed in. now this past sunday the chef tweeted out that "maga hats are like white hoods but stupider because you can see exactly who is wearing them." now since that tweet, the chef has said the restaurant has received threats and as of thursday afternoon it appears that the tweet has been removed from twitter.we also talked to restaurant goers who had mixed feelings about the ban.sotit does seem like a bad business idea but i do get where he's coming from. it seems like if we want to be inclusive of everybody. everybody means everybody.sot well, i think our country has the right to free speech. if someone comes in there and starts chanting you should kick them out. but, otherwise you should have the right to wear that hat if you want to. here on thursday afternoon the staff at the restaurant is declining to comment. the chef has also declined to comment. at this point, it's

they decided the constitutional fabric that could enable that to happen is the separate and co-equal branch of government. mike: what should this record include? mr. jeffries: well, you know, for instance, as an example, on the judiciary committee, yesterday we had a markup for a universal health care bill. and -- excuse me -- universal background check. lots of universal things floating around in the universe right now. universal background check legislation, which 97% of the american people support. and so a lot of focus has been on, what will the house judiciary committee, for instance, might do relative to the mueller investigation? we actually, you know, have spent a significant part of our time trying to solve problems on behalf of the american people. the gun violence epidemic is one of them. mike: separately from that, as part of that oversight function, what record do house democrats intend to build on this question? mr. jeffries: well, i think when you -- we had the acting attorney general who came before us last week and -- mike: by the way, you had quite a moment with him.

because it's such a huge festival still to the number of initiatives we've expanded the film market the co-production market cooperation with the books.

of the first nations development institute and also co-founder of the group reclaiming native truth which works to dispel misconceptions about native communities and in minnesota his tweets you saw at the beginning of the program is director of the film more than a ph d. student at the university of minnesota it's good to have you here so much to talk about really good deeds i want to start with poignant story from a member of our community francis danger about why we're talking about this today francis writes and i support that not your mascot because my daughter was told that racism against native americans doesn't matter and the washington football team name was one of the reasons cited she goes on to say in a separate incident my daughter was called a name retarded redskins and seeing and even saying that for me personally is difficult as i'm sure many in our audience but frances goes on to say that she has a right not to have a racial slur or be thrown in her face by anyone much less a world famous organization like the national football league i want to give this one to you john thi

he was a role model to the co( robin ) this upcoming sunday, the family will be given a van donated by coy members. they have enough money to pay for rent for the year housing. ( robin ) more than 60- percent of 18-to-34-year- olds living in the state say they cannot afford it here. thats according to a new poll. governor newsom has budgeted 1-point-7 billion 'new' dollars for expanded loans and quicker processing to open up the housing market. but despite the governor's efforts ... some builders say much more needs to be addressed. there a lot of fees associated with buying a new home. including school fees ... environmanetal fees ... and mitigation ( robin ) price increases for new homes have recently leveled off a bit. but there are many challenges ahead for a housing market which i

the returning serbs are mainly old mainly men. they've just heard that cos of those ethnic albanian. will declare independence from serbia in the coming days they warre on what this mean as bizarre as it is no matter how hard they're trying to take it away from us we are staying i haven't stolen anything from anyone this is mine and mine alone it's all i have. on the other side of the village and of course avails divine. is an ethnic albanian working the land a verdict of over thirty years a tough life because even afford to send his children to school but he believes independents will change everything if. they're bored. god willing it will be soon things will change for the better. we waited one hundred years for this and. so how did he and his family feel about serbs coming back to the village what. they've come back to their property lines that have done something wrong will not come back and they don't come back but the ones who have returned have done nothing wrong so i'm not going to harm them they will be in their homes and we will be in our homes so

the co owner of the popular wursthall restaurant saying in a tweet... "maga hats are like white hoods but stupider because you can see exactly who is wearing them." its since been deleted after he received several threats... but restaurant goers say they have mixed feelings about the ban. ( robin ) we reached out to the staff and chef of the restaurant... but they've all declined to comment. it's unclear if the maga hat ban stills stands. ( robin ) police are getting involved ... as a priest with the diocese of oakland is being investigated for sexual misconduct. here is a picture of the priest. father alexander castillo has been placed on administrative leave as the diocese investigates the claims

get on a bus to get an apple or a pear or like tomatoes to fit into their meals my my name is ryan the cooordinate for the tenderloin healthy store he coalition we work in the neighborhood trying to support small businesses and improving access to healthy produce in the tenderloin that is one of the most neighborhoods that didn't have access to a full service grocery store and we california together out of the meeting held in 2012 through the major development center the survey with the corners stores many stores do have access and some are bad quality and an overwhelming support from community members wanting to utilities the service spas we decided to work with the small businesses as their role within the community and bringing more fresh produce produce cerebrothe neighborhood their compassionate about creating a healthy environment when we get into the work they rise up to leadership. >> the different stores and assessment and trying to get them to understand the value of having healthy foods at a reasonable price you can offer people fruits and vegetables and healthy produce they ca

-we sent out to build a resource that connected neighbors to the information that wasost relevant to them. -a coounder talks about helping neighbors tear down walls online. also, an executive at reddit talks about the challenges facing the popular online forum. -what n have tried to focus, what is the core that makes reddit powerful? and it's that conversation. -plus, we hear how one startup is wning over consumers by ditching brand labels. -millennials don't want to buy the products they grew up with, because those brands were "trust marks," and they lt trust. -and a ceo's mission to make the food industry more green. -it's very personal, and it's very high-impact. we need to do something about our broken food system. -hello. i'm thuy vu. welcome to a special edition of "kqed newsroom." on this program, we're re-visiting interviews from our archives with game-changing business leaders who are using the web to create and strengthen communities or pioneering new alternatives to staples who are using the web to create in our fridge and pantry.s we also ask them about the difficulties silicon valle

welcome to do business africa monica jones good to have you with us now we're starting in nigeria where the co c.e.o. of online retailer jamia says africa's potential for e-commerce is bigger than in any other region of the well. out speaking in african business magazine jeremy who doris suggested the continent's lack of traditional brick and mortar retail structures meant that e-commerce companies could corner the market there jimmy are often referred to as the amazon of africa has expanded rapidly but it's still racking up losses in lagos based company is also reportedly set for an i.p.o. of the new york stock exchange in the coming weeks investor rocket internet of palin is seeking to cash in on shares worth up to two hundred fifty million dollars rocket however is not commenting. so let's get some comments instead from our studio guest and that is moses' aka the founder and c.e.o. of africa link and that's an african entrepreneurial conference based here in berlin first of all it's great to have you here with us but you make of that statement that africa is on the verge of an e-commerce bo

—operation is the way forward and i think co—operation is the way forward and ithinkl the letter that jeremy corbyn has written today to mrs may, to offer such cross— party corbyn has written today to mrs may, to offer such cross—party exit, i should say, to brexit. it's important now that this leads to a position in the uk that has the broadest possible majority. so that we can conclude this negotiation. i wa nt we can conclude this negotiation. i want to conclude in saying, no deal, as he has already indicated, is for us as he has already indicated, is for us not an option, it is a disaster on both sides of the channel, and it is in fact irresponsible from some politicians in britain to go for such a no deal and to prefer, in fa ct, such a no deal and to prefer, in fact, such a no deal. that is the opinion that we have clearly stated in the name of the parliament. 93v, in the name of the parliament. gay, thank you very -- 0k, —— 0k, thank you very much. those were the words for guy verhofstadt, the european parliament's representative verhofstadt, the european pa rli

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raping nuns all right i'm now joined by former priest and now victim advocate dr robert hoatson he is the co-founder of road to recovery a foundation that assists sexual abuse victims. he is himself a survivor of clergy sexual abuse and he joins us now from west orange new jersey a very warm welcome doctor what are the chances that this summit which is currently underway the first of its kind will lead to a meaningful accountability and change well based on the the run up to this summit we don't have much hope for for high expectations because the pope himself has said that there were not to be high expectations the expectations are low now any c.e.o. of an organization who talks about the expectations for his organization being low . has to do a radical reshift ing of his leadership in order to say we are not going to settle for anything less than the highest of expectations and that is to end the scourge of clergy sexual abuse for ever so do you think that victims should not get their hopes up well no i think the victims should keep their hopes up because it is only their courageous coming

we do know the co-president doesn't like it. sean hannity called it a garbage compromise. >> and the group that helped push the president towards a shutdown in december. it is a fraction of the $5.7 billion the president has demanded for a border wall. the president revived his hard line immigration talk at a rally in el paso, texas. he repeated false claims about the crime rate and beta o'rourke held a dueling rally arguing the wall and lives. >> we reached a tentative agreement between us. >> reporter: bipartisan groups saying they reached a tentative compromise. >> reporter: does the white house support this? >> we think so, we hope so. >> reporter: the president telling a crowd in el paso last night he had not yet been fully briefed. >> maybe progress has been made, maybe not. i had a choice. i could have stayed out there and listened or come out to the people in el paso and texas. i chose you. >> reporter: the deal includes nearly $1.4 billion for 55 miles of new barrier in the rio grand valley. funding for 40,000 detention

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valley especially in key hleadership positions., our first conversation is with prakash janakiraman, the coounder and chief harchitect of nextdoor. the san francisco company allowseighbors to create private networks online to share resources and information about their communities. according to the company, more than 180,000 neighborhoods from the us tourope are using nextdo to share hyperlocal content. and we want to disclose that kqed is a media partner of nextdoor, using its service to deliver content to foubay area cities. welcome. -thanks for having me, thuy. -so, how did the idea for nextdoor come about? -so, about seven years ago, when we first started thcompany, we noticed a trend of social networks becoming more ubiquitous and mainstream. cebook for your friends. twitter to connect with people with whom you shared interests. and of course linkedin for yo professional network. but we found it sort of strange that there was not a networkco where you coulect with the people right outside your front door -- n yoghbors, the people that were most important to you in your local community

look at this, we've been on the co side a pattern flip-flop. watch this. warmer air making its way in for next week. i just had to show you the flip-flop, that is a weather term. tuesday. very warm on tuesday. 46 with some shower activity on wednesky. it does like we're going to week.me rain into nex next week it turns cold again. now, it has been so cold across tryingion, people are some different things. how about this one. >> what? that. got to love she walks outh her hair completely vewet, went and put it up top. look at that. >> oh, no. >> that is i don't know how long it stayed like that. trust me, she did not go to school like this was in iowa, by the way, not in our. ed a haircut, i guess. >>in and of cold when it tarts to melt down the back of your neck >> that too. >> all right. thank you, doug. >>> coming up, the nba confirms beal, he's the real deal. plus, the freshman soar to new heights. >> sports next. first here is jimmy fallon. guys.y, this is not a bed. it's a revolution in sleep. the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now, from $899, d

kron 4's charles clifford has details. well, here in san mateo the co owner of the popular wursthallestaurant has caused a bit of stir after he apparently implied that anyone wearing a maga hat would not be allowed in. now this past sunday the chef tweeted out that "maga hats are like white hoods but stupider because you can see exactly who is wearing them." now since that tweet, the chef has said the restaurant has received threats and as of thursday afternoon it appears that the tweet has been removed from twitter.we also talked to restaurant goers who had mixed feelings about the ban.sotit does seem like a bad business idea but i do get where he's coming from. it seems like if we want to be inclusive of everybody. everybody means everybody.sot well, i think our country has the right to free speech. if someone comes in there and starts chanting you should kick them out. but, otherwise you should have the right to wear that hat if you want to. here on thursday afternoon the staff at the restaurant is declining to comment. the chef has also declined to comment. at this point, it's un

d so whoever takes that over, whatever the company or a co-op or publictility looks like they're still going to have these deferred maintenance problems,these challenges with just the size of it. and so, i mean, what i think is really interesting is how the conversation is changing. some ways jerry hill's been out by himself kind of screamini into the in san bruno and the capital and there's been a lot of deference topg and i think that has shifted and i think you've seen the sort of way that lawmakers and this new governor are approaching this. gavi newsomeis one to watch, it's different. >> how much power do lawmakers have in this? you don't really have a say in the bankruptcy proceeding. how do you ensure that you have a voice in what emerges out of this, in whatever shape or form do&e might be? >> we have a say at the end. as the public utilities commission has to approve any reorganization or structuring oa rate structures put into place after this, we as legislators can,hrough statue, kind of direct the puc and take some of that authority ourselves and perhaps approve whatever th