i want to make it clear to the new official band, the official unofficial is official now, the band ofhat i will be asking you to work harder than you have ever worked before because here in san francisco there are numerous celebrations and events and we will always need the official band of san francisco to be there how exciting is this? >> before they play at the official band of san francisco, let's make it official by signing the legislation. [cheers and applause] [applause] >> okay, ladies and gentlemen, the official band of san francisco, the san francisco lesbian gay freedom band! [cheers and applause] [♪] [♪] [♪] [cheers and applause] [♪] [♪] [applause] >> let's give them a big hand, the san francisco lesbian gay band. [♪] - >> shop & dine in the 49 promotes local businesses and challenges resident to do their showing up and dining within the 49 square miles of san francisco by supporting local services within the neighborhood we help san francisco remain unique successful and vibrant so where will you shop & dine in the 49 san francisco owes must of the charm to the unique cha

i want to make it clear to the new official band, the official unofficial is official now, the band ofhat i will be asking you to work harder than you have ever worked before because here in san francisco there are numerous celebrations and events and we will always need the official band of san francisco to be there how exciting is this? >> before they play at the official band of san francisco, let's make it official by signing the legislation. [cheers and applause] [applause] >> okay, ladies and gentlemen, the official band of san francisco, the san francisco lesbian gay freedom band! [cheers and applause] [♪] [♪] [♪] [cheers and applause] [♪] [♪] [applause] >> let's give them a big hand, the san francisco lesbian gay band. [♪] >> this has been a dream in the making, especially for our general manager, for many, many years, to be able to allow residents of the tenderloin and western addition to be able to walk and skate at civic center plaza and experience a little slice of an east coast winter. >> it truly was a one-of-a-kind collaboration between willie b. productions and the city

i want to make it clear to the new official band, the official unofficial is official now, the band of san francisco that i will be asking you to work harder than you have ever worked before because here in san francisco there are numerous celebrations and events and we will always need the official band of san francisco to be there how exciting is this? >> before they play at the official band of san francisco, let's make it official by signing the legislation. [cheers and applause] [applause] >> okay, ladies and gentlemen, the official band of san francisco, the san francisco lesbian gay freedom band! [cheers and applause] [♪]

i want to make it clear to the new official band, the official unofficial is official now, the band of san francisco that i will be asking you to work harder than you have ever worked before because here in san francisco there are numerous celebrations and events and we will always need the official band of san francisco to be there how exciting is this? >> before they play at the official band of san francisco, let's make it official by signing the legislation. [cheers and applause] [applause] >> okay, ladies and gentlemen, the official band of san francisco, the san francisco lesbian gay freedom band! [cheers and applause] [♪] [♪] [♪] [cheers and applause] [♪] [♪] [applause] >> let's give them a big hand, the san francisco lesbian gay band. [♪] >> hi. i am cory with san francisco and we're doing stay safe and we're going to talk about what shelter in place or safe enough to stay in your home means. we're here at the urban center on mission street in san francisco and joined by carla, the deputy director of spur and one of the persons who pushed this shelter in place and safe enough t

i want to make it clear to the new official band, the official unofficial is official now, the band ofn francisco that i will be asking you to work harder than you have ever worked before because here in san francisco there are numerous celebrations and events and we will always need the official band of san francisco to be there how exciting is this? >> before they play at the official band of san francisco, let's make it official by signing the legislation. [cheers and applause] [applause] >> okay, ladies and gentlemen, the official band of san francisco, the san francisco lesbian gay freedom band! [cheers and applause] [♪] [♪] [♪] [cheers and applause] [♪] [♪] [applause] >> let's give them a big hand, the san francisco lesbian gay band. [♪]. >> my name is angela wilson and i'm an owner of the market i worked at a butcher for about 10 years and became a butcher you i was a restaurant cook started in sxos and went to uc; isn't that so and opened a cafe we have produce from small farms without small butcher shops hard for small farms to survive we have a been a butcher shop since 1901

i want to make it clear to the new official band, the official unofficial is official now, the band of san francisco that i will be asking you to work harder than you have ever worked before because here in san francisco there are numerous celebrations and events and we will always need the official band of san francisco to be there how exciting is this? >> before they play at the official band of san francisco, let's make it official by signing the legislation. [cheers and applause] [applause] >> okay, ladies and gentlemen, the official band of san francisco, the san francisco lesbian gay freedom band! [cheers and applause] [♪] [♪] [♪] [cheers and applause] [♪] [♪] [applause] >> let's give them a big hand, the san francisco lesbian gay band. [♪] >> for tuesday, december 18. miss dowd, would you please read the roll. >> clerk: yes. [roll call] >> clerk: you do have a quorum. >> just a note for the audience, we don't have ms. boomer today. >> clerk: item three, announcement of prohibition of sound producing devices during the meeting. please be aware that use of cell phones, pagers, or

twenty thousand and twenty million people applying for tickets and twenty seven years off the fat the band officially broke up another car all but from last. night i really believe also the reason is they really. invented hard rock i know some people say oh they will start heavy metal i don't know i think they invented it wasn't a band as allowed and as noisy is that around at the time so i really think it was down to that and page's guitar were like no others like no others and he's seventy five years old now we saw some pictures of him they're still still doing well understand to celebrate his seventy fifth birthday of course would be great if they just maybe get together again you think they have or will. think so now i mean it's been talked about talked about in the we hear the robot play doesn't want to do it you always want to move forward music me doesn't want to go back and then evan if you years ago he said oh i'll do it next year and. i don't think it's going to happen and you've experienced them live as i have i think it will be a slight disappointment to be honest a concert recreate forty

. ♪ that's the official halftime show featuring imagine dragons. the banderformed their hit song "natural." rapper lil wayne made a special appearance and who didn't make the appearance, the rain did not show up, allowing fans to have a great time. >> which was nice. >> lil wayne was ready for the little rain, he had a big coat on poppins, ready to fly away, i don't know. >> all right, so as the fans head back home, we start to see the rain moving in today, and we are going to see it mostly later on for the afternoon. it's starting out though in the north bay with some light showers and this is mainly where we'll see that rain focused for the first part of the day. our storm ranger is tracking it all. that's our mobile. ler radar. as i open up the view, we can see how big the storm system is. it will stay with us for quite a while. it will be with us through tomorrow as well and we're going to see it working through with some gusty winds, so there will be a wind advisory starting at 7:00 this morning for the coast. we could see some gusts up to about 45 mil

the halftime show. nfl officially announcing the band maroon 5 will be the headliner this year but not everyone is pleasedle have signed a petition asking the band to back out of the performance in support of colin kaepernick, the former nfl or tobacco bandanna kneeling during the national anthem to protest racial injustice in america. scott is insisting the nfl join him donating to an organization fighting for social justice. travis scott. the warriors have gotten their keyboards don't. 84,000 signatures. 106.6 million people watched the halftime show. do you think maroon 5 should back out? >> greg: i can't believe i have to defend maroon 5 but i'm going to do it. why is this a story? 84,000 people signed them a petition. .025% of the population. somehow it's perceived as relevant by the media that a small vocal audience can make people cower. this is a prime example of what's wrong with our country. we are allowing the media to interpret the smallest, most militant boys and then make cower to the twitter mobs. they cower to boycotts under the mistaken assumption it's going to matter. i want maroon 5, as

said that the opposition would not engage in if you find all the dialogue with the band as well and government. well u.s. government officials are speaking out on the protest in venezuela president trump expressed his approval of the rallies while secretary of state pompei o is calling on the venezuelan military to support opposition leader. nicolas maduro as meanwhile warned of the consequences if the u.s. intervenes. speaking in caracas material called on people not to trust washington's version of events in venezuela and warned the us of a second vietnam war. since they cannot fake venezuela and would do a row having weapons of mass destruction to intervene against us they now make up lies on a daily basis and false news to justify aggression against our country to be bought let's not allow another war like vietnam in latin america if the government of the united states intends to intervene against us they will have another vietnam worse than you can imagine. the venezuelan president has also accused donald trump of ordering his assassination remarking that if something happens to him washington end of the colombian gover

ten-year, $10 million commitment, and now that the program has its official home in the durant center, hey, good for kd. >>> now to college hoops.s the band i ready upn at b university, american paying them a visit. skipping ahead, second half, bu up three. sayid nelson on the drive gets the bucket and foul. missed the fre throw. eagles are down one. later in the half tied at 49-49. lson for three. absolutely drainingt. game-high 26 for him. american beats boston university 70-66. >>> here's aoue other local scores for you. george washington loses on the ad to davidson, 73-62. george mason beats dayton 67-63. right now, uva alu danielle collins is in action in the semifinals of the australianen that's why hanley will be absolutely running out of here. we wish her the best of luck. >> my dvr is gone. >> no spoilers. >> can i mention with the cs? i shared my wings with my kids. >> that was the difference. >> we apprecie yourhonesty. >> i'm sorry. i apologize. >> i didn't wear the purple coat the whole game. >> see? >> babe we didn't all do -- >> let us down. >> it worked in tpostseason. >> they need something. maybe rest will do them some o

the classrooms at richmond high . school officials say the last time they had a consistent band was back in the 80s, and even longer sinceool had a group in classical music. >> we have a string orchestra again.orr: after decades of silence, musical artist changing lives again. in some ways, people cannot even imagine. >> it fills a void inside me and helps me express myself through music. my depression has started to go away. >> lots of these kids feel lots of trauma. that's why programs like music, it is a way for you to release from all that, escape from all that. >> reporter: almost 5 years ago, wilkie started teaching music after school at richmond high. is more students showed interest, the district hired him and things found a place. still, it was an uphill battle. >> having nothing. no instruments, no instruments, no uniforms, everything is broken. >> we did not have tears in stan's when i started. there is not much here. it was a big mess in here. >> reporter: thanks to anonymous donor and later, money from program grew by leaps making that ev requires more money. >> we are short on drum light and now, at a point

the first woman to officiate a college bowl game as well. check this out. ♪ got the moves like jagger ♪ >> yeah, baby. it is official, maroon 5 bringing those moves to the super bowl. the bande halftime act for the big game here in atlanta. and joining them on stage will be atlanta's own big boy, yeah, get it, it will be a good one. it will be a party. i'm hoping both you and christine can make it down at some point and be part of our coverage because we'll go big for it right here in the atl. >> that is a great idea coy wire has there, "early start" needs to be in atlanta ahead of and after the super bowl. do we agree? >> well, he just invited us. >> let's do this. thank you, coy. >>> all right. 27 past the hour. one jaw-dropping headline after the next. the fbi investigated if the president acting against american interests. he reportedly destroyed notes from his talks with vladimir putin. and that is just the beginning. . i was just finishing a ride. i felt this awful pain in my chest. i had a pe blood clot in my lung. i was scared. i had a dvt blood clot. having one really puts you in danger of having another. my doctor and i chose xarelto®. xarelto®. to help keep me pr

and then the passing of the tele- band targeted elected officials to intimidate anyone f running aheadctions. and the groups hold sway in about half of afghanistan now and ramped up attacks and strategic providence to expel forces coupled with governments and restore the version of hard-line islamic north and the right of violence comes at a time of the u.s. trying to pull troops out of afghanistan. in late december u.s. officials confirmed reports that they were looking to bring home up to 7,000 of the roughly 40,000 u.s. troops currently serving in afghanistan. an increase in violence comes at a time of the u.s. ramping up peace talks with the towel abandon incorporated cabal and the tele- band, has just started needed the u.s., shrouded in secrecy up to now, and no exact idea what they are focused on but it will be tough to see how they can make progress on attacks carried out constantly in afghanistan, eric. >> eric: all right, benjamin, thank you. >> sandra: more breaking news overseas, israel striking a rainy and pace syria. and confirming that took out several targets including

mark christ's birth at the church of the holy it's a pity and usually he would come here on foot proceeded by marching bands or scouts he would be met by officials from the bethlehem and surrounding governments. manger square would usually be thronged with people to welcome him but this year it's very different there is a group within the orthodox community who want this visit boycotted on political grounds because of its policy of selling church lands which regularly find their way into israeli jewish hands this year even asperities both of bethlehem and the surrounding cities have decided to join not boycott actually with our position themis abilities we are not going the buds in will coming but there is another because. actually there are there is documents says that his selling. their lands on the pro but it is of the orthodox but real whereas in most years main just dry would be occupied by people welcoming and celebrating christmas with the patriarch here we see a small group of protesters he's managed to get their way into the square past what has been extremely heavy security around the square in rule the surrounding streets along which

according to the virginiasc hig ol basketball league, hair accessories like elastic bands are addressed in t rulut hair weave is not. the ref has been banned from officiating any children's basketball games in the city of chesapeake. >>> tonight, celebrity chef jose andres is going to be on "the tonight show" with jimmy fallon in puerto rico.an es' world central kitchen has been working to provide people on the island with food since hurricane maria. >> we love you. viva puerto rico. >> "tonight show" from puerto rico is coinciding with the beginning of the local tour down there of the hit broadway musical "hamilton." it's raising money to help the island's recovery efforts. >> we can't wait to see that. >>> and when you were down there, there was so much relief down there and then he came down as well? >> yeah. his -- what he brought down there, whaet he put tr in puerto rico was pretty badly needed because it took a long time for the people down there to get help. >>nded thou thousands of people. >> they still have so many challenges. >>> anyway, we got ourwn challenges around here tonight and tomorrow morning. >> dealing with the ice again across our ar

according to the virginia high school basketball league, hair accessories like elastic bands are addressed in the rules but hair weave has not. the ref has been banned from officiating kids bblgames in the city of chesapeake. >> she'sust a child. >>> ain case you were asleep, te tonight show was filmed entirely in puerto rico. >> he was inspired by lin-manuel miranda. ♪ you know he'll have fun, right? lin-manuel miranda said he was taking the show "hamilton" to puerto rico. >> how has it been here? >> amazing. just really amazing. people are so proud. people are so happy that, you know this show is coming and that -- i just keep hearing it thank you for everything you're doing. and also it's just -- >> take a look at who else was featured on this show. jose andres, who is from our area. he is a good neighbor. chefs puerto rico after hurricane maria hit the island, he served more than a million meals the chef. any time there's a disaster, phe's opening chef for feds in our area. he is there to help out. >> it'sor nice jimmy fallon to shine this light on that island after the trauma that was experienced there. >> they vote in presidential ections. they are american ci

the attack on afghanistan intelligent service unprecedented by african officials. and they plant claim to responsibility for the attack. the times a tele- bandicials in qatar. over the weekend for senator lindsey graham traveled to pakistan where he called on president trump to meet pakistan and afghanistan's leader to end the war. >> i'm going to urge him to meet with the prime and astir as soon as possible. i think they will hit it off similar personalities. one thing i would say is that the war in afghanistan will into reconciliation. >> lucas: late last week the pentagon announced first american first american because of late this year. 26-year-old cameron medic from texas was shot and wounded during the raid in western afghanistan and he died u.s. military hospital in germany thursday. the medic was a member of elite 75th regiment. his wife, pregnant with their first child was able to travel to germany to be with him before he died, sandra. >> sandra: lucas tomlinson at the pentagon, thank you. so for two years the american people want this wrapped up in effect the majority of them say that this is a politically motivated witch hunt. th

person they just elected that is a clear conflict of interest to expand the lobbying band for all policymakers and elected officialsto lobby before their own agency or administration. disclose conflicts of interes interest, require lobbyists to disclose campaign contributions for those who fail to file to disclose if the legislature does not want to enact the code of conduct the executive unilaterally impose it upon itself so those lobbyist to do not agree to that code of conduct cannot lobby the executive. [applause] contract procurement review must be performed and government must we functioning on a timely basis one is not the enemy of the other yes review contracts but let it get done quickly because we have to get things done. we have agreed on a new process to implement procurement reform we will allow the office of the state controller to preorder contracts up at $250,000 but it must me done within 30 days and for the first time the office of the state controller provides a contract in excess of $250,000 to the state ig for fraud and hiring practices thank you to the contractor for his good work and cooperat

mark christ's birth at the church of the holy it's a pity and usually he would come here on foot proceeded by marching bands or scouts he would be met by officials from the bethlehem and surrounding governments. manger square would usually be thronged with people to welcome him but this year it's very different there is a group within the orthodox community who want this visit boycotted on political grounds because of his policy of selling church lands which regularly find their way into israeli jewish hands this year the municipality has both of bethlehem and the surrounding cities have decided to join not boycott actually with our position famous abilities we are not throwing the butts bit in we're coming there but there isn't all that because. actually there are there is documented ses that he's selling. their hands on the properties of the office but real whereas in most years main just right would be occupied by people welcoming and celebrating christmas with the patriarch here we see a small group of protesters he's managed to get their way into the square past what has been extremely heavy security around the square in all the surrounding

correspondent for me the mellow is recently in the band she joins us now from johannesburg in south africa so first of all just to clarify what is going on in the country right now have they officially declared a coup. well a semi in news just coming in from french media and they have quoted the minister of information in the barn the government there has said that they have now arrested or what they are calling the mutineers saying that the government will have regained control of the country in the next few hours we did as you saw there from the what they're calling the patriotic movement of the defense and security forces of the barn and some reports indicate that this is a small group of soldiers we don't know to what extent this group is involved in the official military who exactly they are but they have said that there is a story in justice and there are complaints stem from two years ago in august thirty first after the election at that time when i lived longer was declared the winner and at that point opposition supporters had stormed parliament that also try to a storm the head office of the electoral commission saying that the results were forty lent and there was manipul

remember the chinese economy is slowing and trade talks kick off tomorrow huawei itself is facing bands of its equipment around the world so while the u.s. rolled out some high officials to announce the charges, the chinese foreign ministry in its response strongly urged the u.s. to stop the unreasonable crackdown on china sneeze compa chinese companies and says that it will defend huawei. a report saying huawei should try to minimize losses compare that to the hard line beijing took towards canada threatening grave consequences following up by detaining two canadian citizens. >> almost like they are channeling all their fury toward canada knowing that they can't upset the u.s. too much. there are wouare two tracks of criminal charges, the one that involves the robot at t-mobile and also the iran sanctions. what happens if canada says we don't have iran sanctions, huawei didn't violate any laws as far as we're concerned. >> and i think that is why the u.s. authorities have been very careful in framing the charges against meng wanzhou and involving the robot. it is not necessarily related to the iran sanctions, they are saying take meng wanzhou lied to american banks s

the game is not officiated by robots and it won't be. we have to continue to go down that path. >> goodell addressed the decision by the band maroon 5 notart in the customary pregame news conference. there was speculation the group didn't want to address questions dealing with player protests. >> we're extremely pleased with the diversity, the quality and excitement surrounding our entertainers, this is the biggest stage in the world. i know people want to be part of that. >> the nfl said in part, as it is about the music, the artists will let their show do the talking as they prepare to take the stage this sunday. the game this sunday, by the way, is expected to draw more than 100 million viewers. the players, the half time show will be commercially watched. under the greatest scrutiny, the refs. >> thanks, david. it's our daily three. first, several thousand additional active duty troops may head to the southern border. that's co to the president's new acting defense secretary as the pentagon extends the border mission until september. second, the president's tariffs drive harley-davidson sales downhill. the company seeing retail sale

the united states. i believe we should have the band width to not engage in the ba banter. >> this is what she's been trying to prove in her administration with other trump officialstake it. one of the anecdotes in the book is when she was attorney general in california, and she was going up against big banks trying to get a bigger settlement for homeowners in california. she describes this shouting match with jamie diamond on the phone where she took her earrings off oakland style and really gave it to him, and they were like dogs in a fight. i think what she's going to try to prove here is that she is tough enough to go up against trump without sinking in the mud, as she talks about it. and warren obviously has had a terrible time with that. so we'll see if she can be more successful. >> does any democrat know where that line is? never mind a democrat, does anybody know where that line is? >> when you talk about republicans who ran against him and more like the staff, they'll say you'll never go lower than donald trump. if you try, you're going to fail and turn people off. that is going to be one of the big challenges of any nominee. >> the big challenge that th

the classrooms at richmond high school. school officials say the last time they had a consistent band was in the 80s and even longer since theyast one ended in 1976. >> reporter: after decades of silence the musical artists are changing lives again and in some ways and ways people could not even imagine. >> it helps me to reach my potential, and my depression is going away. >> a lot of these kids do with a lot of trauma. that is why programs like music is so important. it's a way to release an escape from all of that. >> reporter: almost 5 years ago ricky began teaching music after school at richmond high school. after the students begin showing interest they hired him and it began to fall in place but still an uphill battle. >> we had no uniforms or instruments and everything was broken. >> we did not have instruments, chairs or vans, and it was a big mess in here. >> reporter: things to money from the district the program has grown by leaps and bounds. >> we have 80 students in the last five years. >> reporter: they will make it even bigger but that will cost a lot of money. >> we are short on orchestra equipment, and we ar

the parties support a second convoy to rock band the u.s. president has called his own intelligence chiefs passive and naive and suggested they should go back to school donald trump was reacting to officialswho contradicted his positions on foreign policy and national security article he knows more now from washington d.c. but american leadership is absolutely essential this doesn't usually happen the republican leader of the senate introducing an amendment urging the president a member of his own party to change his policy and not change the level of u.s. troops in syria or afghanistan so what we must remember mr president is how hard won these gains have been. for this progress of us not be to take our foot off the gas pedal but rather to keep up those strategies that are clearly working. this followed another highly unusual move the president's own intelligence chiefs telling congress tuesday that their boss the president of the united states is wrong along and north korea not going to give up nuclear weapons on iran not actually violating its nuclear agreement eisel isis will continue to be a threat not really defeated and the southern border not mentioned not a crisis the president w

official. after months of speculation over who was going to perform at this year's superbowl halftime show, we finally havhe we're talking about grammy award winning band maroon 5. themedia, but they will not be alone. rapper travis scott and big boy from out cast will also share the stage. the superbowl airs on february 3rd. >> nice. the first snowball fight of the year, people spent snow days gathered by national monument for showdowns. they were ready to battle. over 300 people rsvp'd to a snow down event by the snowball fight association by adult residents and visitors to join in. >> i think we have a new idea, how to end the shutdown right there. >>> new questions this morning about president trump and his dealings with russia and whether he himself was a threat to national security. >>> day 24 in the government shutdown. patience is running thin as unpaid federal workers are feeling a financial pinch while some are fighting back against furloughs. >>> today begins a massive strike with more than 30,000 public schoolteachers and staff hitting the picket lines in los angeles. >>> new details surrounding a happy 13-year-old jayme closs recovering with family afte

the band simply wanted to reach out to its fans through social media. phillip. >> gabe gutierrez at the super bowl, thank you. >>> our top stories, a measles outbreak is alarming health officialshe country after reports people infected had traveled to oregon and hawaii after being exposed. as of last check, there have been no chases of measles in hawaii, but in georgia, health officials have confirmed three cases. those cases, however, are unrelated. the northwest now has 40 confirmed cases. mazele mazele >>> the largest diamond ever found in north america at 552 carats is only display at a new york auction house. the egg sized dime was unearthed in canada. it's ranked number 25 on the list of the world's largest rough diamonds. a mining company spokesperson also noted the diamond's value is unclear right now because it hasn't been cut or polished yet. but, fellas, valentine's day. >> get a ring on it. >>> thanks for starting your day with us. i'mrive. check out these colorful lanterns in china as cities across the country celebrate the lunar new year. your news continues right here on nbc and our nbc stations. on nbc and our nbc stations. have a great one. (smelling) air wick

well, he fled the country as did many senior confederate officials, civilian mostly and some military. but i don't see really any connection between him and john wilkes booth and his merry band. i do think he was concerned about being prosecuted, but i don't think that was in the cards for lincoln if he had lived. yes, last question. >> thank you. i have heard a number of people say that they thought jefferson davis was not put on trial because it would be a trial on whether secession was really constitutional. what do you think of that? frank: it could be a factor. remember, secretary of war stanton and judge advocate general holt, i mentioned holt as being the chief prosecutor in the lincoln conspiracy trial -- he made a very tragic mistake here. he tried to pin the assassination on the confederate government. bringing in the horrific conditions in confederate prison camps, housing union prisoners. he was never able to tie, connect the dots in that regard but it didn't matter because it was a hanging tribunal. they were caught that was really out to convict. it was the same kind of mob mentality that we had for those conspirators, even though they were culpable in the assa

bands and home of the and at least. you could join only if you came from a good family that is if your parents were peasants workers soldiers or political officials. and their common. good friend was not allowed to join at first because her father was an intellectual. so i asked my mother what did grandmother to back in austria. or she worked on a farm with her husband she said. next target the next day i went to the police office that kept an eye on foreigners and told them that my grandmother was a farmer sacked as most and you will happen as my goal and they gave me a document that said that i was from a peasant family. stant comes on then. and that's how good an album became the only austrian member of the red guards like millions of other young people she proudly displayed at the little red book of mao quotations. her. part of mao strategy at this time was based on promoting violent class struggle which often involved attacks on traditional chinese philosophy and culture crowds usually led by red guards destroyed a number of ancient temples and imperial era buildings. in the early months of the cultural revolution many of china's schools and

the one we are talking about in korea and japan. arst of all, that is not government official expression of culture or attempt to influence. it was a british band, right? led by a young man from zanzibar. but people are going crazy about it, especially young people in both korea and japan in a way not even seen in britain or the united states. i offer that as one, the soft power. how do you bottle that? been you students have talking about listening to old queen records -- well, not records anymore. i guess my serious point is, it kind of does. foreign outsider like myself, not korean nor japanese, it is interesting that the trends in d the technical logical world where the m people in both countries respond in not identical ways, but ways that are interestingly similar. that,is a commonality maybe not so much for government policy but in terms of thinking about communication and finding common ground, maybe a bohemian rhapsody is not a bad place to begin. more seriously, and i think i have run out my five minutes now, what joseph had to say relying onpower and the three pillars is something to keep in mind as we have this conversation. culture

the generation we're talking about now in korea and japan. i guess first of all, that's not a government official sort of expression of culture or attempt to influence. it's -- it was a british band; right, led by a young man. so, you know, but people are going crazy about it apparently, especially young people, both in korea and japan, in a way not seen even in britain or even in the united states. i just kind of offer that as one, that soft power of a kind you have to think about. how do you bottle that? maybe you students have been talking about -- i mean listening to old queen records. they are not records anymore unless you're really -- [laughter] >> does that form a basis? i guess my serious point is yeah it kind of does. for an outsider like myself, not korean nor japanese, it is interesting that there are these trends if you like in popular culture, social media and the technological world where the young people in both countries respond in -- not identical ways -- but in ways that are interestingly similar in some ways, and there's a commonality there which again maybe not so much for government policy but in terms of thinking about communication and finding common groun

officially registering with this mexican government. a week ago, the mexican government in anticipation for this latest caravan, institute add new policy where every migrant that declares themselves gets a wrist band days while their identity is verified. then they can get a humanitarian visa, allowing them to stay in mexico for a year. now this is a stark contrast to the situation here in october, when the last major caravan passed. that caravan had more than 7,000 people and it clashed with police on this very bridge. the bridge was so packed, people even jumped off to swim to mexico. roughly 2,600 people were arrested by u.s. border patrol trying to cross into the u.s. illegally. about 1,300 returned to their home countries. fewer than 700 remain at the border with the u.s. in tijuana, trying to seek asylum. the folks we've spoken to this morning said they heard about this caravan on facebook. a lot of them even with the humanitarian visas to stay in mexico still want to try to get to the u.s. one father actually asked me if he'd be allowed in if he went with his children. >> all right, adriana, thank you. >>> a pair of dramatic overtime wins has set up a super bowl rematch. the new england pat