>> congratulations, v.p.. thank you commissioner richards. and president hillis, please keep your humour. [laughter] >> and thank you all. it's been, i think we face complex and thorny and sometimes contentious issues. we don't get any additional vote because we're chair or vice chair or president or vice president so i think we've worked well together and disagreed but representfully and often times got better projects which is most important. thank you all for the confidence and congratulations commissioner melgar. looking to toward to the next year. >> very good, commissioners. seeing no other comments, we can move on to your regular calendar item 10. for case number 2017-o13096map, burnette avenue and burnette avenue north, the zoning map amendment. on december 21, 2017 after hearing and closing public comment, the commission continued this matter to january 18, 2018 by a vote of 4-3. commissioners fong, johnson and koeppel, you were against. >> good afternoon, commissioners. planning department. the ordinance would amends a zoning map to

the v.p. also addressed the current political climate. ian cull saw the talk. he has more. a very inspirational night. >> reporter: it was, janelle. he had a lot to talk about. his "american promise" book tour. and what he wants the american people to do in the coming years. a hall of 450 people greeted vice president joe biden in a sitdown discussion with former homeland security secretary janet innapolitano. he details a year of hope and hardship in his book. >> he was the finest man i ever had known. >> reporter: talking about 2015, balancing living up to his responsibilities as his son, beau, battled cancer. he wanted to detail his son's life and help those who have also lost a loved one. >> they're part of you. they never go away. they never go away. and the time will come when the memory of that beloved person you lost will bring a smile to lips before a tear to your eye. that's when you know. that's when you know you can make it. >> tonight, sharing anecdotes from the white house. how he and the president had a deep friendship. >> if you can't admire joe biden as a p

i think you got to talk to tom about that. >> i will only be a v.p. unless i'm guaranteed at least two rides on the presidential helicopter a month. >> marine one. it's called marine one. >> marine one. >> fighting hard to make sure nobody ever has to say "me too" again. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. >> i'm just happy to be here. >> a moment in history. >> a moment that i will never, ever forget in my life. >> i certainly would vote for her hands down. i would do anything for her. >> for now, oprah is campaigning only for her media empire, including "o" magazine. 2018's theme is the year of questions. february's cover asks, what defines you as oprah expresses herself in three bold hairstyles. >> i'm really getting in touch with my inner diana ross. >> who doesn't want a diana ross moment? there's one cover that's sort of an homage to nicki minaj and katy perry in terms of color. the other one is oprah in the '90s, which is one of her favorite hair dos. >> you know i had that haircut. >> you've got to show me that picture. >> i wanted to be opr

border policy is allow each you citizens to live and work freely in switzerland and vice versa yes v.p. has until july next year to collect one hundred thousand signatures if successful the proposal will be considered by the government and parliament in then before being put to the vote co-president of the youth wing of the s.v.p. is convinced that the public would vote in favor of stopping free movement. we are the biggest party in switzerland we are the strongest party and we have made a lot of initiatives and in two thousand and fourteen this was people's party and has launched that initiative against mass immigration so why shouldn't it work a second time and i'm sure this race people will won't vote for that initiative that we can stop that free movement to deal with the european union in the two thousand and fourteen referendum there was indeed overwhelming support to curb immigration from the bus in the end quotas were never imposed by parliament instead he's agreed on a solution to give unemployed domestic workers preference over eighteen nationals who are seeking jobs in switz

fellow billionaire, donald trump told larry king in 1999 that winfrey would be his first choice for v.p. >> if s be fantastic. she's popular. she's brilliant. she's a wonderful woman. report detractors say what she lacks is political experience, but so did mr. trump, and he began mulling a bid back in the 1980s, even talking it over with, who else, oprah. >> would you ever? >> probably not. i just don't think i really have the inclination to do it. i love what i'm doing. i really like it. >> also it doesn't pay as well. >> reporter: here on capitol hill, democratic reaction ranged from cautiously optimistic to downright jubilant. a poll last year pegged wintry's approve rating well above donald trump's, but, jeff, 70% of those recorrespondent dents said they didn't want her to run for president either. >> glor: nancy cordes, thank you very much. the talk of a wintry challenge comes as the president defends himself following the publication of a sensational new book. here is chief white house correspondent major garrett. >> the country. what's going to happen here? we don't know from day

. >> 2020, i'm wondering if you've narrowed down your short list of v.p. candidates. >> she's lost her mind now. no, i haven't. >> no, no. >> it took me a minute to follow. >> 2020, i was thinking of the show. people ask it all the time. >> even i am now starting to think the rules changed about running for president. >> there will be no running for office of any kind for me. >> i like she was thinking of the show "20/20." she can come tell us any 250i78. the white house is weighing in on this. the deputy press secretary saying, quote, we welcome the challenge, whether it be oprah winfrey or anybody else. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this monday. the fire at trump tower. dozens of firefighters on the scene. we'll have the latest. >>> also, the urgent manhunt right now for a suspect. the deputy killed responding to a 911 call. images from that scene tonight. >>> and you met him here, nearly a decade ago. he was our "person of the week" back then. and he had one dream, he told you all about it at home. tonight, that dream has co

will be met with the same sort of reaction as we've seen in the past when pence was mike pence the v.p. was head down saying that you know jerusalem was in fact the capital of israel it will be one of disappointment in the u.s. and the fact that the u.s. is now not seen as an honest peace broker it's not a partner in peace anymore in fact what it is is a partner on the side of israel is now a part of the conflict that's what you're hearing from palestinians the palestinians have long said privately that they felt the u.s. was always taking the side of his or they now say this publicly and the kinds of reactions they're going to get to this speech going to be interesting particularly when it comes to numbers what's said in his speech is that when he announced the move and he said it was u.s. sovereign right of the embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem he said dozens of countries actually voted against that in the u.n. will number was one hundred and twenty eight countries and palestinians take part in that number that so many countries came and supported the u.s. embassy remaining in tel a

v.p. to speak before israel's parliament. he was interrupted numerous times for applause and once by arab members of the parliament who held up signs declaring jerusalem is the capital of palestinian. the protesting lawmakers were taken out before the speech. the vice president affirmed the special relationship between israel and united states and received a standing ovation when he revealed the details of when the u.s. embassy would be relocated from tel aviv to jerusalem israel's capital. >> in the weeks ahead our administration will advance its plan to open the united states embassy in jerusalem. and that united states embassy will open before the end of next year. [applause] >> the vice president spoke at length about iran, a country that pledged itself to israel's destruction. he said the u.s. will never allow iran to develop a nuclear weapon and described the iran nuclear deal a disaster. >> unless it's fixed president trump will withdraw from it immediately. >> palestinian leaders are boycotting the vice president's vi

. >> okay. 2020, i'm wondering if you've narrowed your short list of v.p. candidates. >> she's lost her mind now. >> no, i haven't. no, i haven't. >> give me a minute to follow. >> 2020 i was thinking of the show. >> people ask it all of the time. even now i am starting to think the rules have changed. i would say i would bet my firstborn and kirby goes, hey, hey, hey! >> you can be safe with that. there will be no running for office of any kind for me. >> okay. still, we're going to talk about it. dana bash is with me now, and chief political correspondent and host of b.e.t.'s "the rundown." ladies, a pleasure. >> yes. thank you. >> dana bash, to you first. her speech last night amazing. the whole line a new day is on the horizon and you couldn't help, but jump on your sofa with her, right? but it -- you heard her on cbs, did it seem like a political speech to you? >> i think that is the beauty of oprah and the reason why she is who she is is that it seemed like the kind of speech that you want it to be. it's whatever you want to make of it because it and

fellow billionaire donald trump told larry king in 1999 that win free would be his first choice for v.p. >> if she'd do it, she'd be fantastic. she's popular, brilliant, a wonderful woman. >> reporter: detractors say win free lacks political experience. they said, we welcome the challenge, whether it's oprah winfrey or anybody else. hena doba, cbs news. >> and congresswoman jackie speier, tweeting out her support, saying, run, oprah, run, an army of women would fight for you in #2020election. >> oprah has previously said she would not do it. but not that she couldn't change her mind. >> she's a philanthropist and inspiring. and i have been telling you the past couple of days, i cried during that speech. >> i haven't seen it yet. but that's something i'm putting on my list of things to do today. >>> we're tracking a series of accidents. this is milipitas, southbound 880. we have reportsaf -- reports of a car driving the wrong way. the car was driving northbound and it's caused multiple accidents along that stretch. we'rinthree separate crashes. you can see the backup starting to develop

unclear if the two of them have talked about an oprah ticket but, hey, it's too bad trump doesn't need a v.pbecause this is what he said in 1999. >> do you have a vice presidential candidate in mind? >> i haven't gotten quite there yet. >> oprah. i love oprah. oprah would always be my first choice. >> a friend of oprah's is saying she is being courteds to think about running. she's taking this seriously, listenin listening, taking it all in. she's not ruling it out either. >> that's a good interview. >> one of the comments from this source was, i don't know what she'll do. she doesn't know what she'll do, but this is a long game. we haven't even gotten to the mid term elections. >> 16 months before trump declared. a lot of time to ask questions. >> i think she's enjoying this today. i was told she was surprised by how much reaction there was. >> brian, thank you very much. former senior communications jason miller and angela wry, jason, oprah 2020. clearly something many desperately want. look at today. >> well, it was a fantastic speech last night. i have to give oprah a lot of credit for t

. >> that picks apart our v.p. of sales and marketing and my partner.t's really not okay by me. >> i think you have a difficult time separating your friendship from her role. you would be better off just saying, "you know, i never thought about it that way." >> mm-hmm. >> "i'll talk to my people," and say, "thank you for the feedback." >> i don't agree. >> robin seems resistant to change with the two biggest issues that i think are holding them back-- packaging and the sales process. if she won't come around, i cannot do a deal and risk a half a million dollars. i want to introduce you to derek. >> hi, derek. >> derek, say hello to everybody. >> hi, everyone. >> hi, derek. >> how are you guys? >> derek's gonna unveil a couple of concepts. today i've brought in a graphic designer that's come up with a new look and message for eco-me. i talked to the two of you yesterday about having an identifier. >> mm-hmm. >> so, when you look at your sneakers or you look at a bottle or you look at something, it's a logo for something. this is what, conceptually--when

that the language that the v.p. used in that speech will have been they would have been closely listened to by the palestinian leadership have to be here in gaza and they will react whether they react out on the streets or whether issue another statement remains to say we'll leave it there for an hour thank you for coming garza let's go over to london now where maher bashara is al-jazeera senior political analyst joins me from the british capital marwan. international viewers of course tuning in to al-jazeera trying to get their head around why it's so important that the vice president of america is in israel will want to explain to the way that that is understandable but again they will want to know what pence actually achieved by that speech and what he hopes to achieve by being in israel at this moment in time. for the vice president per se meaning we're not now talking about president trump or secretary of state dollars for mike pence the former governor of indiana and a former congressman this is his life achie

very strong and stinging commentary after this list came out and naomi is one person who's against a v.p. and b.d.'s but she calls this an unconscionable ban and another indicator of the sacrifice of israeli democracy to cynical demagoguery from this government now rebecca bill colmer sin is the executive director of jewish voice for peace she stated that as someone with considerable family in israel this policy will be a personal hardship but i also believe that it is an indicator of the b.d.'s movement's growing strength and hope that it will bring us closer to the day when all people in israel palestine will live together in equality and freedom so let us know what you think about this activist ban you can send us your thoughts using the hash tag news grid or you can tweet me directly i'm at. andrew thank you well on the alleged to egypt audio leaks you can head to al-jazeera dot com how is jerusalem different from there it is the sentence it wraps up the new york times claims and this article is under the latest news tab that you'll find on our web site al-jazeera dot com just sayin

[applause] v.p. pence: -- invice president mike pence israel today.n this day in history, january 22 1973 walter cronkite reported on the death of our 36 president, lyndon baines johnson. who servedt johnson from the time of president kennedy's assassination in 1963 nixon succeeded him, has died. he died of a heart attack. he had been severing from part ailments for some time. he had two serious previous heart attacks. one as recently as a couple of years ago. he was back at his ranch and seemed in reasonably good health in recent weeks. he had been up and around and not bedridden in any way. he was stricken this afternoon at 3:00 this afternoon and died shortly thereafter despite the best efforts of three secret service men at the scene who gave him every emergency aid they could. twice second, 1973, the death of lyndon johnson is announced i walter kwok i. we are back at a simulcastat c-span radio. >> c-span's "washington journal" live every day with news of policy issues that impact you. coming up this morning, we will look at a new report on how t

as john edwards, the former v.p. for the democratic party used to have in his speech, two americas.the field you got. the state of the union by the president and two americas, two different views of the same america based on patriotism and values, hitting words that both of them hit on in much different ways. >> he talked about the forgotten men and women of the country and said that russia is knee deep in hour democracy. the only mention of russia, all night, from joe kennedy. let's get more from brit hume who joins us. good evening, brit. >> hi, martha. i thought young mr. kennedy gave a get account of himself. he's a good speaker. he's a good looking guy. as you and bret said, his speech was dark. reminded me of the state of the union responses we heard in the regan years where the economy was booming and america had started to move forward and everybody noticed it. the democrats would come on after a reagan sunny speech and say how bad everything is. there's a danger in that. i think people are feeling the benefits of the tax cuts and the new business climate. but nonetheless, i

. >> 2020, have you narrowed down your list of v.p. candidates? my first born that you wouldn't run for president. >> you would be safe for that. >> reporter: she has never run for anything. >> barack obama. >> reporter: there was backlash when oprah endorsed barack obama in 2008. >> up until this point, i never said if i was republican or democrat. you know, i was surprised by some of the backlash. but worth it to me. worth it. i wouldn't change it. >> reporter: like president trump, if oprah did decide to run, she would have no trouble drawing attention. >> they would both be capable of garnering television cameras wherever they went. perhaps it would become a popularity contest. folks. >> reporter: the white house was asked about the possibility of an oprah run against president trump. a spokesman said, we welcome the challenge if it's oprah winfrey or anybody else. and just this morning, gayle king weighing in again, saying they talked last night about the chances of a 2020 run. >> i absolutely don't think her position has changed. i don't. i

. >>> we have to pause and give a hearty congratulations to our v.p.fection. we have sending our love to megan and brit and big brother, clark. >> doesn't that blanket bring back memories. >> and the little hat. >> little snuggle bunny. >> enjoy it while you can. >>> let's do the weather. let's roll that super bowl music. we have super bowl weather. the top-five coldest super bowls. 1970, in new orleans, 43. all the way to number one, detroit 1982 and 2006. let's look at the current super bowl location for super bowl li. some afternoon snow. 6 on thursday. super bowl sunday, it's 7 degrees. it's a dome stadium. it's 65. but you have to get in and cold. n't do >>> the last day of january, 36 degrees. 14. a few clouds, middle 30s for the lehigh valley and delaware. clouds later today but staying dry. have a great day! >> don't forget. get that weather anytime you need it. check out our friends on the weather channel on cable. >>> our "dea the day" jill martin brought great bargains every day this month. she has one last one. >> it's time for the accou"de

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. >>> we have to pause and give a hearty congratulations to our v.p.erfection. we have sending our love to megan and brit and big brother, clark. >> doesn't that blanket bring back memories. >> and the little hat. >> little snuggle bunny. >> enjoy it while you can. >>> let's do the weather. let's roll that super bowl music. we have super bowl weather. the top-five coldest super bowls. 1970, in new orleans, 43. all the way to number one, detroit 1982 and 2006. let's look at the current super bowl location for super bowl lii on nbc, indianapolis. some afternoon snow. 6 on thursday. super bowl sunday, it's 7 degrees. it's a dome stadium. it's 65. but you have to get in and out. it's awfully cold. don't that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >>> wow, a whole seven degrees, that will be interesting to watch. outside in san jose, we've had a fairly good start to the morning and we'll have a warm afternoon, reaching into the upper 60s in the south bay, 65 degrees in santa rosa. 65 in oakland. 64 today in

vice president mike pence became the first v.p. to speak before israel's parliament and interrupted numerous times for applause and once by arab members of the parliament who held up signs declaring jerusalem is the capital of palestinian. the protestor lawmakers were forcibly removed from the chamber at the beginning of mr. pence's speech reaffirming the special relationship between israel and the united states and received a standing ovation when he revealed the details of when the u.s. embassy would be relocated from tel aviv to jerusalem. >> in the weeks ahead we'll open the united states embassy in jerusalem and that united states embassy will open before the end of next year. [applause] >> the vice president spoke at length about iran, a country that has pledged itself to israel's destruction. mr. pence called the iranian regime the world's leading sponsor of terror and never allow iran to develop a nuclear weapon and the administration will no longer stick to the iran deal unless there are significant changes. >> the iran nu

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. >> conservative commentator bill kristol tweeting, "i trust v.p." reference, of course, mike pence's twitter handle. has asked his counsel to prepare a draft document transferring power, section 4 of the 25th amendment, in case it's suddenry needed and he's discussed this with chief of staff kelly. the 25th amendment offers a way to remove a president who is mentally or physically incapable of fulfilling official duties. now, all of this is a pretty stunning place to be in if you think about it. and the white house day after day this week was forced to talk about the president's mental state. >> should americans be concerned about the president's mental fitness that he appears to be speaking so lightly about threats regarding nuclear button? >> i think the president and the people of this country should be concerned about the mental fitness of the leader of north korea. >> what's the president's reaction to the growing number of suggestions, both in this book and in the media, that he's mentally unfit to serve as president? >> the same way we have w