tristan: that's right.will say, do you want to introduce inequality in the system to where only some people can afford to pay? the challenges the advertising business model has indebted us to cultural externality. we have to ask, how much do those actually cost us? how much does it cost us in terms of extra data plan usage? is a free business model really free when you add up the costs? half of the stuff we download is probably adds. if you cut that out, we would save a lot of money as consumers. we have to figure out, what are we willing to pay for? selina: that was tristan harris. former design person at google. coming up, a cryptocurrency crutch. bitcoin falls below $10,000. and, as the bubble burst? all episodes of bloomberg technology are live streaming on twitter. check us out. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ selina: bitcoin continued its tumble at the start of the year, falling below $10,000 this week after hitting a record high a month ago. the selloff brings more trauma could digital coin market that has lo

tristan: not that.n interesting fact, but i mean, why would you earn negative yield in government bonds anyway? a bit of the german figh five year yield, it has risen modestly, but it is still five basis point. if you look at the strength of the european economy, why should interest rates average negative levels for the next five years? manus: before the end of the year? tristan: -- across the curve, i think the level of interest rates implied in those longer-term yields, for me, they are too low. whether they go this year, next year, or even later, on average, over the next five years, i think rates are going to be higher than what the market is pricing. manus: the euro, punching out a three year high in the euro, that ties back to the equity story. at what age does that become a problem? the cliche market discussion. the euro is strong. and there is this view that mario draghi and his message somehow has got, you know, pushed into the background. does the euro continue higher for you? where are we thi

tristan klein is a junior at marshall county high school. he had just arrived at the high school yesterday as the shooting was unfolding and was able to rush his friend to the hospital. good morning, tristan. how are you doing this morning? >> i'm doing good. i'm still in a little bit of shock, but i'm better. >> i know you got to the school during the shooting. describe what happened. >> i just arrived at school and i saw everybody rush out in a panic. i mean it had to have been 400 kids, and i started to flee in my car and that's when i saw my friend danny. he was lying in the field. he had been shot and he was surrounded by some teachers, and they didn't know what to do, so i put him in my car as fast as i could. >> so you helped bring danny into your car and then to the hospital. >> yeah. one of my teachers and my assistant principal were there and they helped me get him into my car and he was shot in the shoulder and he was scared and he didn't -- no one really knew what to do, so i just put him in my car and drove as fast as i could. >

tristan cline, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. >> our hearts of course go out to tristannd everybody in that community. >>> the white house believes special counsel robert mueller will interview president trump in the next few weeks. mueller's questioning would focus on possible obstruction of justice in the firing of fbi director james comey. >> the president and other republicans claim there's bias in that investigation. and it extends to missing text messages sent by two fbi officials who worked on the russia probe. the president tweeted this last night: where are the 50,000 important text messages? blaming samsung. paula reid has the latest from washington. paula, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. actually 50,000 texts have been found but the president is correct that the fbi is still missing five months' worth of text messages exchanged between two fbi officials accused of bias. cbs news has confirmed that the mueller team has spoken with james comey and jeff sessions. attorney general jeff sessions is the first of the president's cabinet known to be interview

i wish you the best with the baby, you and tristan.y night at 10:00 on the e network. khloe kardashian! be right back with the prophets of rage. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live!" concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >> jimmy: thanks to kobe and khloe, apologies to matt damon, we ran out of time. "nightline" is next, but first this is their self-titled album. here with the song "legalize me," prophets of rage! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ they smoke in colorado they smoke in cali too i smoked all night but that's alright ♪ ♪ i'll still fight back tomorrow if you come down to so-cal roll one maybe two ♪ ♪ fly to the bay come back to l.a we can medicate tomorrow ♪ ♪ get free get free come on legalize me get free get free yeah legalize me ♪ ♪ get free get free ah legalize me legalize me legalize me get free ♪ ♪ they smoke up in toronto they smoke in portland too they smoke all night and that's all righ

i wish you the best with the baby, you and tristan. on the e network. khloe kardashian! be right back with the prophets of rage. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. ,000 deaths in america last year. we need to stand up and say enough. the only way this problem is going to be solved is if we raise our voices. choose help over helplessness, hope over hopelessness. make sure that the lives we've lost will not have been lost in vain. addiction is a disease. when you ask for help, help is there for you. >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live!" concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >> jimmy: thanks to kobe and khloe, apologies to matt damon, we ran out of time. "nightline" is next, but first this is their self-titled album. here with the song "legalize me," prophets of rage! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ they smoke in colorado they smoke in cali too i smoked all night but that's alright ♪ ♪ i'll still fight back tomorrow if you come down to so-cal

first it was tristan. he k pregnant. and i was like be quiet, i'm not pregnant.e the country and i t a pregnancy and i was like oh. i was like screaming. it's so weird. so surreal. >> jimmy: how do you get a pregnancy test go o amazon? i were following you re. if you were in a drugstore getting a pregnancy test we'd know something was going on. >> i trusty assistant do it. alexa, my assistant, tristan and i, we were the onl ew, for a few weeks until i was able to tell my family. >> jimmy: you didn't tell your sisters? >> he was out of the country and we wanted to tell everyone together. it's all caught on "keeping up" which i'm excited about. they get to see the stuff i was going through without them knowing. >> jimmy: there were cameras present in your personal life to capture this? >> isn't that crazy. >> jimmy: i know you did it for the show. but it is kind of great to have that. because you do want to -- most people will set up their phone and tape it. but you have a full crew. the crew knew you were pregnant before your sister knew. >> yes. but i've known th

she did tell ellen she would name a boy after his daddy, tristan thompson. >> tristan jr.here to begin. >> will you keep with the "k"? >> i want a "k" or a "t". >> khloe will officially announce her baby's sex on an upcoming episode of "keeping up with the kardashians." and ellen tried to get her to confirm her sister kylie is also expecting. >> she's pregnant. >> i don't know what you're talking about. >> come on, now. >> when khloe arrived in l.a. she was asked about those pregnancy workouts she's been doing. >> what is your exercise routine like though right now? >> she reveals, carrying a child has not been easy. >> i get out of breath. i don't know. the baby is on all my organs so i -- like, i get out of breath -- >> sitting down right here on "e.t." and we will get all the scoop on her baby to be and why she's not letting up on keeping fit while pregnant. that's tomorrow. i love that they have the next generation of kardashians already lined up. >> and reality shows lined up, took into consideration i'm sure. >> this is true -- kris jenner is a marketing genius. >> w

and georgetown university holds a panel on civility, with members of congress. , homeland secretary tristan nilsson on security threats. >> now an

tristan bell? okay. i don't have any other speaker cards. is there anyone else that would like to address the commission? >> good afternoon. you have heard from some of-colleagu of-colleagues. 5 want to make a couple of points. we're divided in this. you have the responsibility to maintain our funds, grow our funds. you know that we as retirees depend on our pension. for a number of retirees, this is the only source of income. and when we get the cost of living increases and supplemental colas, it's directly related to the returns on this fund and we expect that would go on for some time. we would like to see that. otherwise we're looking at what we live on that for a lot of us is not very much and that would sustain us for the next 20 or 30 years, we hope. it's your responsibility to do the right thing. we recognize climate change and the problems, but support your right as if ied -- fiduciaries. >> this is your last opportunity to address the commission. i will give a moment in case someone is next door and working their way over. please i

that's tristan climbing up the fridge. >> i don't know where he comes from. he's a crazy tarzan. i'm like he can't do anything with a fridge. he could. >> how is this for hollywood double dating, chris and elsa and matt damon and wife luciana are best pals? >> we're very similar in life. we have kids. we convinced them to go to australia. >> they got matching tattoos that symbolize today, tomorrow and forever. the reaction? >> he's like you crazy girl. >> here is another example of mixing work and play. emma slater and sasha farber in the mid of of their tour. they're also planning their i dos. they take us inside their life on the road. >> this is our bus everybody. >> welcome to our crib. >> three things on the road you must have for these tours. >> emma. >> that's right. >> oh. >> i never go anywhere without her. >> she's so sweet. >> the dancing duo on week three of the three month 71-show tour. >> i'm here where the magic happens. >> the couple shares this bus with four other people and their dog ruby. not exactly romantic. they don't seem to mind. >> th

ahead this morning we'll talk with tristan klein who arrive at the school as others were fleeing the gunman and what he saw and how he helped one of the wounded. >>> president trump heads to the economic forum in davos, switzerland, today. in washington, the headlines are about loyalty. it's reported that shortly after he fired fb i director james comey, he asked for the acting director andrew mccabe. it's also important that robert mueller's office wants to interview the president and we now know robert mueller spoke to attorney general jeff sessions last week. major garrett has more on that. >> in the oval office president trump said he's not worried about what attorney general jeff sessions said even though he had not spoken to him. this public face of calm came amid the disclosure that james comey was interviewed. he was fired in part because of the investigation. according to sources comey took notes he shared with president trump before the firing, recounting that mr. trump sought comey's loyalty and explored the possibility of ending the investigation of national director mich

. >> police say tristan ford was not involved in the sexual assault. >>> health officials say it's only going to get worse. katie marzullo. >> reporter: the flu season has come early and with a vengeance. >> we're seeing a lot of serious cases, so we've had some cases in the intensive care unit at dominican hospital. >> reporter: the health officer expects things to get worse. >> we're really concerned that as the flu spreads there will be a significant amount of mortality and deaths as a result. >> they said that, you know, the flu is going around. >> reporter: no one under 16 is allowed and patients can only have one visitor at a time. >> the person i'm seeing, i don't want them to get it. we understand why it's such a huge, necessary thing. >> reporter: in santa clara county at least four people have died from the flu since the season began and the health department reports five outbreaks just this past week. eight total. the assistant health officer says prevention is key and that means the flu shot. >> the vaccine makes it less likely to get the flu and if you do you're less likely

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facebook investor and former mentor to ceo mark zuckerberg, sandy, a former facebook manager, and tristan harris, a former design assistant at google. together they accuse facebook of prioritizing profits over people, pointing to russia's 2016 misinformation campaign against american voters carried out in part through targeted ads on facebook. this man who worked for facebook on privacy issues in 2011 and 2012 now speaking on camera for the first time saying he sounded the alarm four years before the 2016 election. warning senior executives during the arab spring that the social network could be misused by foreign governments. >> it makes me terrified that something that i had a small part in helping to build is being used by people with really bad intent against america. >> reporter: mcnami says he raised a red flag too, e-mailing zuckerberg and sheryl sandberg about suspicious activity on facebook in october of 2016. >> i got e-mails from both sheryl and mark and they would treat it like a public relations problem rather than a substantive issue for the business. >> reporter: facebook h

discovering the joys of old school photos tristan and a lot photography is so great the manufacturersare putting new film and instant cameras on the market. exhibitions around europe are exposing visitors to the office of the polaroid photos to go next top. model. and their grandstand daring and dock. on the works of gail fosler. one of the great on tests of on time. this unconventional and or dangerous painter isn't afraid to turn beyond well to. ten. miles to painter georg bounce amidst tons eighteen. fifteen minute. stories that people world over the information they provide. the means they want to express d.w. on facebook and twitter and up to date and in touch follow us. all about the moments that. it's all about the stories in so. it's all about george chance to discover the world from different perspectives. join us in inspired by distinctive instagram or yours at g.w. story the topic of each week on instagram. dropping bombs on civilians. or change the situation escalates there's no longer enough for scruples. ruthless calculation military leaders work ok extent of the massive

. >> if it is a girl -- >> why she says tristan will be the perfect dad and how she's watching her weight>> i am still working out. >> and surprise news she's e buawn spicer coming out and defending the first family. >>> what sent the stars into panic mode before the "golden globes." >> the stars will be here. >> we have the last mnu secrets. >> and preglobes beauty prep. >> all of that bad food you had over the holidays. >>> look who is busting in on aj, momma june and honey boo boo. >> she comes to interview me, all she's doing is talking mario ♪ era

nobel peace prize winner be tristan gives her reaction of president trump's speech. cannot watch television, you can always listen to the radio. tune in to tom keene and jonathan ferro from 7:00 to 9:00 and pimm fox from 9:00 to 10:00. live from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ kailey: this is bloomberg daybreak, i am kailey leinz. coming up, david lebovitz, jpmorgan asset management strategist. david: we have just heard from president trump in a speech and q&a in davos at the world economic forum, and now we go back to haslinda amin who is speaking with be tristan -- beatrice thin. linda: president trump said this is the best time to be invested in the u.s., no better time. there was middle luncheon -- little mention of geopolitics when he said he wants to denuclearize the korean peninsula. were you surprised by that one despite that one line, the fact that that is the biggest risk in the world today? beatrice: this is the overhanging threat, and we need to remember the risk is increasing. yesterday, the doomsday clock was moved to minutes closer to midnight. what do

tristan harris, former design at google, and now with crusade. peggy so much. great to have you.imistic about a backup fix -- daca fix. they believe they want to fix this, but they want to keep the pressure on so we hold them accountable area. regulators to protect the internet with regulations. we'll talk to one company that has petitioned the courts. this is bloomberg. ♪this is twitter, andok, google told lawmakers that they support a legislative effort to restore net neutrality rules. this as the legal fight repeal of the regulations. many have been filed on behalf of 21 state attorney generals and protection groups like free press and public knowledge, and one by the company mozilla. --ning us now from mozilla wrote the block post about this about thisblog post lawsuit. >> deking the internet -- we would like to reinstate those internet principles that we all work and live under since the inception of the internet, and so we can get that as consumers to have this global resource available to us. emily: others have complained -- in some ways it is one we have not seen stronger

that's the boy, tristan, climbing up >> everybody is saying he's tarzan. >> right now, chris and elsand matt damon and wife are best pals. >> we're very similars. we have very similar lives. we convinced them to come to australia and spend some time with us. >> elsa, lucy, and a couple of friends got matching three dot tattoos that symbolize today, tomorrow and forever. matt's priceless. >> it's cool they did that. and elsa not afraid to show off her own tattoos. >> and look the girls. >> dancing with the stars, we're behind the scenes with the pros and their first stop is new york city. >> then -- >> when you're 67, you're the creepy old guy. >> how the late night legend is continuing to do what >>> then betty white celebrating her 96th birthday. >>> then betty white celebrating her 96th birthday. her secret to staying young tha. closed captioning there's somethingdoing toyou may be missing. a key part of your wellness that you may be... overlooking. it's your eyes. that's why there's ocuvite, from bausch + lomb. as you age your eyes can lose vital nutrients. ocuvite helps replenish

selina: that was tristan harris.ocurrency crutch. $10,000.alls below all episodes of bloomberg technology are live streaming on twitter. check us out. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ bitcoin continued its tumble at the start of the year, falling below $10,000 this week after hitting a record high a month ago. the selloff brings more trauma could digital coin market that has lost more than $300 billion in value and just four days. that pushfter a rally to bitcoin higher by 1400% last year. aily chang caught up with partner at blockchain capital to discuss. differents a couple ways to frame this. it is up 1000% over the past year. when we talk about a correction, all we have done is gone back to the all-time highs we set six weeks ago. it hasn't been much of a correction yet. what do to take a look at our chart. -- i want you to take a look at our chart, which shows our perspective on bitcoin. you see the run-up. you also see the fall. where do you think this is going? is this reality? >> there is two different sides to the sto

police also arrested tristan ford. they say, ford knew that holland was trying to assault the girl. he is facing charges.. including conspiracy. (vikki) happening tomorrow...the man accused of plotting a christmas day attack at pier 39 will have his day in court. everitt jameson is charged with trying to provide material support to isis... and of distributing information about how to make bombs. jameson--a former marine-- is accused of telling undercover agents that he planned to set off explosives at pier 39 in order to funnel people into an area and shoot them. jameson allegedly told agents he the attack would be carried out in the name of isis. (vo) (vikki) also appearing in court tomorrow -- the man acquitted in the murder of kate steinle. jose garcia zarate will be sentenced for illegal gun possession. the conviction carries a maximum sentence of three years in prison. but he might not serve that much time. garcia zarate has been in jail since the day of the shooting. (grant) thursday morning's 4.4 magnitude earthquake on the hayward fault sent small items flying off the shelve

is there anyone pushing back on that and presenting a different philosophy >> there are some, tristanris, who has become one of the leadinge ethicists mark zuckerberg is trying to they end up giving more power to the company themselves if they white list certain news companies, they become more powerful in the news business than less powerful they get to decide who gets the bulk of facebook traffic versus who doesn't and pick winners and losers maybe a lot of people might object to that in the long run too. i think one of the problems is that every time you come up with a solution, it end up giving power to one of the companies over another and in the long run ends up being a lot of power >> as we've seen over time guys, don't go anywhere. want to check in with julia boorstin monitoring capitol hill >> good morning to you, carl that's right executives from facebook, twitter and youtube are speaking right now on capitol hill in this hearing, talking about how they're all working together, and want to work with the government to help address issues of terrorism and how they are using te

selina: that was tristan harris. former design ethicist at google.g up, a cryptocurrency crutch. bitcoin falls below $10,000. has the bubble burst? a reminder that all episodes of bloomberg technology are live streaming on twitter. check us out. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ selina: bitcoin continued its tumble at the start of the year, falling below $10,000 this week after hitting a record high a month ago. the selloff brings more trauma to a digital coin market that has lost more than $300 billion in value in just four days. it comes after a rally that push put -- that pushed bitcoin higher by 1400% last year. emily chang caught up with a partner at blockchain capital to discuss. >> there is a couple different ways to frame this. one is just what you said. the market is down 5% 50% from its all-time high, but the other way is it is up 1000% over the past year. when we talk about a correction, all we have done is gone back to the all-time highs we set six weeks ago. it hasn't been much of a correction yet. emily: i want you to take a look at our chart, whi

emily: tristan harris, former design at google, and now with crusade. great to have you.ckerberg says he is optimistic about a daca fix. he has been calling members of congress and added they want to fix this, but we need to keep the pressure on so they know we hold them accountable. coming up, regulators to protect the internet with regulations. we'll talk to one company that has petitioned the courts. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: facebook, twitter, and google told lawmakers that they support a legislative effort to restore net neutrality rules. this as the legal fight repeal of the regulations. various lawsuits have been filed include -- including one on behalf of 21 states attorney general's and protection groups like free press and public knowledge, and one by the company mozilla. joining us now from mozilla -- wrote the block post about this lawsuit -- blog post about this lawsuit. >> the notion is protecting the internet as a global resource accessible to all. we would like to reinstate those open internet principles, pencils we have all worked and lived under since

. >> if it is a girl -- >> why she says tristan will be the perfect dad and how she's watching her weight>> i am still working out. >> and surprise news she's breakng to renee. >>> inside the new book about the trumps, packed with explosive claims about their marriage. >> shawn spicer coming out and

tristan, nice to see you. >> nice to see you. >> first, just on the news that trump wanted to have mueller fired as of last june, just given everything else we know as this massive mosaic that is the russia investigation, do you think this potentially -- does the case for obstruction get stronger because of it? >> that's really what it looks like there, obstruction is difficult with intent, as the issue there. that's really the key thing in any criminal case, is being able to prove intent. >> even though he wasn't successful -- >> it bears on his state of mind potentially. people have been talking about what the chronology will be and if that's going to be mueller's key thing to be able to prove, to be able to lay out the chronology. making a case is all about laying out the chronology. it's especially true when you're trying to figure out something like intent. >> what about pattern? just make a list, trump's pattern of behavior, told comey and his staff to stop looking into flynn, what he told comey and the fact he fired comey and that he was angry sessions recused himself from the inves

is she planning a wedding to tristan? and -- >> have you got a name for the baby yet? >>> matt lauer "today" though critic, he's reportedly watching the show from home and e-mailing the producers. >>> we're in the heart of the city in the middle of the bomb cyclone. >>> jen and angelina coming face-to-face, oprah up for a big honor. >> we're on final countdown to

. >> 18-year-old tristan ford was arrested. police say he was not involved in the sexual assault.king for the public's help in finding suspected arsonist who set fire to a motor home with someone inside. they believe martha javier set the motor home on fire. that fire happened on solano way and hilltop road. good samaritans rescued the man. he was burned and is now in critical condition. >>> 6:35 now. with flu season already bad and expected to get worse, new restrictions about where people are allowed to go in the south bay. a health officer says many serious cases. some people ended up in the icu. this flu season is so severe visitation is now restricted. no one under 16 years old is allowed am patients can only have one visitor at a time. no flu-related deaths have been reported in the county so far. >> we're really concerned that as this flu spreads there will be a significant amount of mortality and deaths as a result. >>> in santa clara county at least four people have died from the flu since the season began. the health department reports five outbreaks just this past week.

tristan harris is one much these engineers and designers, former google person, who is working on thequestion of time well spent, time well spent .io. we're designers and engineers, we can design better ways. on the addiction side of things, i really love, i think she used to be at mit and now miu, but natasha's work, a book called addiction by design. and it's actually about slot machines, but, of course, very relevant to the design of any technological interface and, yeah, she's clearly articulating these stems are designed to keep you in flow, keep you going, not necessarily to keep you winning, and that's kind of a really interesting look at specifically such a clear use of addiction, but people are -- have naturally taken that and applied it to these markets, kind of broad consumer interfaces. >> hello, i'm elliott. born and raised in the bay area, silicon valley and come from all of this stuff and there's a lot of complexity there, plenty of good things and plenty of bad things. one thing that struck me your argument of unefficiency. if you have a company to take over a market o

global ideas on facebook tristan and detailing. what will twenty eighteen have in store for us which topics will shape the next twelve months. political. news in moscow. between the election soon you can see the olympics. are twenty two turn up for president putin. today. this is the w. news life for the firing back u.s. president donald trump appears to assume his former chief strategist for libel and slander steve bannon's explosive accusations in a controversial tell all book on the trump white house call a meeting with a russian lawyer treasonous the president.

industry and while it's also famous for its glamorous red carpet this year there was a tristan through that's right during this year the red carpet turned black as many actors filmmakers and producers decided to wear all black to protest sexual harassment inequality in the entertainment industry and several high profile cases such as the dozens of accusations against producer harvey weinstein last year the process has the skinny the protests as part of the me too and time's up campaigns led by many familiar faces but the speech that took the award for the most talked about is surely the one by oprah winfrey the t.v. host actress and c.e.o. was the first black woman to win the golden globe lifetime achievement award she said the time's up for inequality for too long women have not been heard or believed if they dare to speak their truth to the power of those min. but their time is up so i want all the girls watching here now to know that a new day is rising. thank you thank you thank you thank you don thank you were that you because it was a magnificent women. who was here in this room

tristan, this is from texas. hello. caller: how are you? host: fine, thank you.aller: i feel, especially with the younger generation, i can recognize the impact that the me too movement can have on a lark political scale. by taking this into consideration, the biggest thing we can do for this nation's help initiate growth. it createsng growth a more understanding atmosphere. by having an understanding of the sphere, you create young millennials and the next generation who will talk about more topics with peace of mind. , weaving the peace of mind can start to fix the issues. we will have a few individuals who are going to be called outliers and who can skew the lines sometimes. but, just the idea of talking and making conversation about an issue that is there for many individuals, can help establish what we as americans have tried to do. that is to make this country a better place day in and day out. host: that is tristan in texas. from jacksonville, florida. caller: hello. this is not a new issue. has two sets of laws. the issue of sexual harassment and sexual h

my partner tristan harrison and the rest of our team is saying, listen, this is a crisis.yanmar acceptable. there are horrible things going on. you need to change the product, the algorithms, but there's a good outcome. >> you want to talk to us. they talked to us. they said, we've made major progress in combatting false news, fighting harassment, bringing more. we know we have more to do and we'll put our heads down and do the work. you've been talk about outside actor. what about inside facebook where they use money to capture people. what about that? >> that's essentially the problem. essentially the very tools -- the russians didn't hack the system. they did exactly what advertiser are supposed to problem. it's facebook groups. it's this notion that what they want to do is appeal to fear and anger because those are the things that moat gate you. >> how do solve the problem as you see it? >> i think the most important thing we have to focus on is children. my friend jim dyer gives me the rules of thumb for parents. you have to be good role model. if yu ire using your ph

police also arrested tristan ford. they say, ford knew that holland was trying to assault the girl.g charges.. including conspiracy. (steve) the lake county man charged with the attempted murder of an armored truck guard last year has been found guilty. ivan morales has been convicted of robbery, assault and personal discharge of a firearm charges. morales and another man followed an armored car to a bank. that's where they held up the guard, stole money and shot the guard in the head. morales drove to calistoga after the alleged robbery... leading nearly 200 law enforcement officers were led on a four hour chase. he was later found hiding in a culvert and arrested. (pam)macy's - a favorite store for many bay area residents announced today more closures, and some are right here locally. (steve) this news comes on the heels of a big disclosure last year where the retailer announced it would shutter 100 stores in total. ((pam/dbl bx))kron four's terisa estacio is in san francisco at one of the stores that will soon become dark for many bay area residnets - macy's has been the go to pl