shift wealth to the lgbtq community, i want to shift wealth to seniors in this city, and i made that val, if you remember, i had the unfortunate luck of being elected as -- the same night as the president does the current president of the united states. i made that val vow the same week our country was reeling from the shock and the horror of this new tramp administration. i was filled with dread that our country would move in the opposite direction of everything that i believe in, and everything that i believe san francisco represents, and it has happens. we are moving in that direction. in contrast we are watching right now the triumphant arrival this week of many fresh newcomers. not only here to san francisco city hall, but also in congress.

val: hi. lemonis: i'm marcus. val: val. nice to meet you. lemonis: val, nice to meet you.hat do you do? val: i'm the office manager, and i take care of finances for tankfarm. i do -- lemonis: the stores? val: the stores. i do, like, the deposits at the banks. i do payroll. lemonis: and are you guys all paid through anderson? val: correct. lemonis: okay. john: this is amy. amy: i'm the production manager for anderson and tankfarm. lemonis: okay. amy: and then i do finances for anderson, as well, too. lemonis: are you on anderson's payroll, or are you -- amy: yes. john: we know. mike: anderson's paying the bills. lemonis: but anderson does not produce product for tankfarm. amy: they can't pay on time. john: tankfarm can't pay on time. lemonis: is that the truth? amy: yeah. lemonis: so, i never like the brand on the door to be the brand on the product inside that store. the idea of creating brands and doing what you do inside of anderson is great, but what i would prefer to see is anderson on the door, and then inside of the store, other brands that you may own in your back p

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the legendary coach miss val who's been right beside her.this morning. are you ready for katelyn because she's saying -- >> good morning, america. [ cheers and applause ] >> she makes it look so easy. >> not only that, she makes the most of every single moment. it is so great to see. good morning, america. hope you are all well this thursday morning. >> and it's wonderful to have this -- dancers from north carolina here watching katelyn do her moves and stuff like that but you're right. we are excited to have her here and we'll talk to her live. her routine got over 40 million views. there she is warming up again and again. her joy is infectious but it wasn't always that way for this young woman and you'll see coming up. >> i guarantee you if we want she would teach us and the results would be more than 40 million views because we would be all over the place. >> that's true. >>> before we get to that we have a lot of headlines to get to and we start with those storms that are moving across the country. they're hitting the west right now caus

i think it looks like val kilmer in that movie, tombstone. i had a chance to ask him that last night. >> i'm sure you've had this before, but who is your favorite actor. >> when i was young it was jean- claude van damme. >> val kilmer in tombstone. >> that is a good one. >> he may look just a little bit like johnny depp over val kilmer. that is the latest. i am dennis o'donnell and have a great weekend. >>> the nba new orleans taking on oklahoma city for the nba play of the day. >> using the baseline, the thunder up with a slam in oklahoma city goes on to beat the pelicans, 120 2-1 16. >>> the longtime ally of president trump is in federal custody this morning. we are following breaking news out of florida when we come back. >>> we are at sfo where the hawaiian flight was diverted to the airport because the flight attendant died in the air. we have a live report coming up. ♪ they say you should always listen to your heart. and where better to do that, than the island of ireland? after all, your heart is the best compass there is. so get out t

>> when i was young it was jean- claude van damme. >> val kilmer in tombstone? >> that is another good one and there are many to choose from but the first one i remember is jean-claude van damme. >> he may look a little bit like johnny depp over val kilmer. >>> that is the latest and i am dennis o'donnell. have a great weekend. >>> it is 6:26 am. >>> parents, teachers and former board members banding together to fight the plan to close the bay area schools, just ahead. >>> the flight attendant receiving cpr on the flight from hawaii to san francisco and died in the air, a live report coming up. >>> here's a check at the camera at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is 6:26 am. ♪ they say you should always listen to your heart. and where better to do that, than the island of ireland? after all, your heart is the best compass there is. so get out there and fill your heart with the stuff that keeps it beating. fill your heart with ireland. your favorite restaurants now it doesn't matter dash. where you are. ♪ it doesn't matter what you're hungry for. it doesn't even matt

in the audience today is val wagner from north dakota. val, that's a good place.laughter] you have a great new senator, by the way. great new senator. really great. val and her husband would love to expand the farm were there for boys but under the waters of the united states they would have had to pay tens of thousands of dollars in fines because of the prairie potholes on their land. you all know what perry potholes are? yes, you do. i don't what it sounds bad. back to val and every farmer we are going to keep federal regulators out of your tanks, your stock tanks, your drainage ditches in your puddles and ponds. you know what i'm talking about. you can have a pond, a little pond that they consider it a lake. you are regulated as though it were a lake. you're going to get government off your back so you can earn a living and support your families doing what you love and i know what you love. farmers love what they are doi doing. [cheering and applause] we also passed legislation to rebuild our water structure including our nation's inland waterways which carry m

i think he looks exactly like val kilmer in the movie tombstone. here, right? tombstone but not real life. >> so i had a chance to ask him about that tonight. eric, i'm sure you've gotten this before but who is your favorite actor? >> my favorite actor when i was young it was john claude vandamme. >> val kilmer in tombstone? >> yeah that's a good one there are so many to choose from the first when i can remember is john claude vandamme. >> [ laughter ] maybe johnny depp. >> that's exactly what i was thinking. >> we'll be right back . newscast.... is tomorrow morning at 4-30. thanks so much for joining us. have a great night! iors have fi >>> well, the late show with stephen colbert is next our next newscast is tomorrow at 4:30. thanks so much for joining us, have a terrific evening. >> news that kind of flew under the radar on friday, the white house announced president trump is having a second summit with kim jong un "near the end of february." and "bloomberg news" reports that it is expected to take place in vietnam. ♪ ( speaking in foreign language ) >> glor

of european friendship that lasts the leaders of germany and france today renewing their country's val's to help and support each other a sincere gesture between two friends or a necessary response to those who see europe more like an enemy. this is the day. you can feel because it is between france and germany since the world on fire. it was to put an end to such conflict once and for all that we have. become often up with this treaty we renew cooperation between our two nations. we love our friendship and that which unites us print we love your. under populism and nationalism are becoming stronger in all of our countries. and that's why we need a renewed commitment to our responsibility within the european union you know it was many. of our friendship and long believe you or. me mon lived the franco german friendship. also coming up tonight the future of the global economy the future of humanity those are the hot topics that are being discussed in the bitterly cold swiss alps at the world economic forum day one a call for climate action contrast it with a heavy dose of populism politic

joining me now is democratic congresswoman val demings from florida.a member of both the house judiciary and intelligence committees. she's joining us now, congresswoman, we appreciate your time. i want to out of the gates ask you a little bit about the news rudy giuliani made in part today. he said on "meet the press" that the negotiations as it related to trump tower in moscow, those conversations went throughout 2016, which would be significant because it's further than the time frame we had been discussing before, which had previously sort of ended at roughly june of 2016. here's what giuliani said earlier today -- >> you said the president is not sure when talks ended. it's your understanding it ended when, in january as michael cohen incorrectly testified to? >> it's our understanding that they went on throughout 2016, there were not a lot of them, but there were conversations. i can't be sure of the exact dates but the president can remember having conversations with him about it. the president also remembers -- >> throughout 2016? >> yeah, prob

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val and her husband would love to expand their farm for their boys.nder the water united states rule they would have to pay tens , of thousands of fines because of the prairie potholes. do you know what those are? you do. i don't but it sounds bad. [laughter] to val and every farmer, we will keep federal regulators out of your tanks. we will keep them out of your drainage ditches, your ponds, you know exact what i am talking about. you can have a little pond that they consider a lake. you are regulated as though it was a lake. we are going to get government off your back so you can earn a living and support your families doing what you love. i know what you love. farmers love what they are doing. [applause] we also passed legislation to rebuild our water infrastructure, including our nation's inland waterways. which carry more than 60% of our agricultural products. we are replacing one-sided, unfair trade deals. we have so many nations where we have a one-sided deal. with china, for so many years we are losing 375 billion, not million, billion dollars

(pam) capitol bureau reporter ashley za-val-a explains how activist erin brockovich is getting involved in sacramento once gain.. when lawmakers return from the holiday weekend tuesday, they'll be greeted by protesters outside the capitol. environmental activist erin brockovich will help lead a protest alongside north bay and camp fire victims, urging lawmakers to not allow pg&e to file for bankruptcy.pg&e has said it's making preparations to begin filing by the end of the month. pg&e officials say they believe a court supervised process would best enable the utility to resolve its potential liabilities. legal experts say the company could avoid paying victims in full for the many fire-related lawsuits filed against it. tuesday's protest is expected to draw about 100 people.just before the protest, on a different side of the building.. calfire and the state's board of forestry and fire protection are set to announce new vegetation management plans to try to reduce wildfires.the planned announcement comes after governor gavin newsom revealed he's budgeting $1 billion dollars over the nex

kron 4's capitol bureau reporter ashley za-val-a has a recap of the big day. gavin newsom's first moments as governor were met with an obstacle..."shame on you!" protestors interrupted his oath of office, shouting against sanctuary states.the new governor showing appreciation for the gesture before starting his speech."i like seeing democracy in action! so thank you!"his speech was met with more interruptions, this time, by his youngest son... who ran around stage as he spoke of his priority of children, families, and keeping them together at the border."never should they be left hungry as politicians seek to pour billions into a wall that should never be built."newsom crticized the white house and thanked members of congress like speaker of the house nancy pelosi who was sitting near the front..."thankfully we have a champion in speaker nancy pelosi. there's an administration in washington that is clearly hostile to california values and california's interest." california's variety of cultures were interwoven throughout newsom's inaugration with a church choi

(pam) capitol bureau reporter ashley za-val-a explains how activist erin brockovich is getting involvedsacramento once gain.. when lawmakers return from the holiday weekend tuesday, they'll be greeted by protesters outside the capitol. environmental activist erin brockovich will help lead a protest alongside north bay and camp fire victims, urging lawmakers to not allow pg&e to file for bankruptcy.pg&e has said it's making preparations to begin filing by the end of the month. pg&e officials say they believe a court supervised process would best enable the utility to resolve its potential liabilities. legal experts say the company could avoid paying victims in full for the many fire-related lawsuits filed against it. tuesday's protest is expected to draw about 100 people.st

our capitol bureau reporter ashley za-val-a points out.... some of the measures which are time sensitive. with just a few months away before californians turn their clocks ahead ... lawmakers will need to decide if and how they will move forward with getting rid of that practice by staying on permanent daylight saving time. voters approved the measure in november, leaving it up to lawmakers to finish the task. ((nats))other time sensitive

capitol bureau reporter ashley za-val-a has the results. ((pkg)) trt: 1:30despite these deep snow tracks and recent storms in the sierra... the department of water resources says the state-wide snow pack is below average at 67% of normal.((michael anderson- dwr climatologist)) "but there's still opportunity. we're only through the first of our three wettest months of the season: december, january, february are typically when we record half of our annual precipitation."thursday's snow survey at phillips station recorded 80% of the long-term average for this time of year with a snow depth of 25.5 inches and water content of 9 inches.((john king - dwr engineer))"nine inches of snow water content means we would be standing in nine inches of water right now if all the snow was to be melted." standup: "the department of water resources says today's survey results have a better outlook than this time last year.""while these results are below average, they are a stark contrast than where we were last year, where there was just patches of snow in th

our capitol bureau reporter ashley za-val-a points out.... some of the measures which are time sensitive. with just a few months away before californians turn their clocks ahead ... lawmakers will need to decide if and how they will move forward with getting rid of that practice by staying on permanent daylight saving time. voters approved the measure in november, leaving it up to lawmakers to finish the task. ((nats))other time sensitive business for lawmakers include approving disaster relief funding in butte county following the camp fire. the california disaster assistance act normally allows for the state to share 75% of post- disaster projects with local agencies. butte county area lawmakers are hoping for 100%. that would make the camp fire the 14th event in california history to receive such funding. ((nats))another expensive cost for lawmakers to consider: how to fund the $20 million dollars it will take to prosecute the accused golden state killer. a judge determined joseph deangelo will be represented by a public defender for the d

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kron 4's capitol bureau reporter ashley za-val-a points out some of the measures which are time sensitivet a few months away before californians turn their clocks ahead... lawmakers will need to decide if and how they will move forward with getting rid of that practice by staying on permanent daylight saving time.voters approved the measure in november, leaving it up to lawmakers to finish the task.((nats))other time sensitive business for lawmakers include approving disaster relief funding in butte county following the camp fire.the california disaster assistance act normally allows for the state to share 75% of post-disaster projects with local agencies. butte county area lawmakers are hoping for 100%.that would make the camp fire the 14th event in california history to receive such funding.((nats)) another expensive cost for lawmakers to consider: how to fund the $20 million dollars it will take to prosecute the accused golden state killer.a judge determined joseph deangelo will be represented by a public defender for the dozens of charges he faces stemming from murders and rapes acros

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kron4's ashley za-val-a ... in sacramento tonight...th the latest on what lawmakers have to say about the utility's future. (ashley: here at the state capitol, lawmakers on both sides of the aisle agree, rate payers have to protected throughout this process. but, how to deal with pg&e moving forward will be an on-going debate in the legislature) "they needed to do something, they have a real cash flow problem." lawmakers monday were not surprised by the latest developments with pg&e. democratic senator jerry hill says this scenario sounds familiar...((sen. jerry hill d- san francisco)) "i hope they aren't doing what they did last year. which is come to the legislature in january and give us a choice: either bankruptcy, or bail us out. that's what they did last year, and they got a bail out, and what we learned after that, behind closed doors, they didn't need a bailout." as the assembly's vice chairman of utilities and energy committee.. republican assemblyman jim patterson says he's concerned for rate-payers if pg&e moves forward with

our sacramento bureau reporter ashley za-val-a talked with brockovich , as well as the fire victims .. at today's rally. "take control of this runaway monopoly,"erin brockovich stood alongside several fire victims at the capitol tuesday..taking on the same utility company she became famous for beating in court more than 20 years ago."how are we not looking that they are a failed company and failed infrastructure? does that mean they get to pack up, turn off the lights, boo-hoo and go home? no!"brockovich for recent wild fires. citing a letter from one of pg&e's shareholders, she's adamant the utility is solvent. "overwhelming evidence. if you're solvent, you don't get to file bankruptcy. the state and the puc needs to work with them and say, we're in charge now."when asked for comment, pg&e did not acknowledge brockovich's claims, but did say in response to the event in part, "we understand and recognize the serious concerns raised by customers and wildfire victims and acknowledge that while we have made progress we have more work to do."victor porter is a camp fire victim now living

(pam) capitol bureau reporter ashley za-val-a explains who is on the commission ... and what they are expected to do. as wildfire- ravaged communities continue the clean up... lawmakers finalized a commission that will recommend who pays for the destruction. the governor appointed three of the five member commission..including most recent state insurance commissioner dave jones, who has tallied up damage costs on some of the state's worst wildfires.governor newsom also chose michael kahn, a san francisco energy lawyer who has served on several previous state boards and task forces. his third pick is carla peterman, who served on the public utilities commission from 2013 through 2018.the senate rules committee appointed stanford university's director of energy and climate policy program, michael wara.assembly speaker anthony rendon chose pedro nava, a former lawmaker and district attorney for fresno and santa barbara counties.the governor this week explained their responsibility:"how do you manage an electricity system, let alone a gas operation, we're talking about c

. >> and police in california are looking for the man who attacked val, ncia's car on tuesday. did not want to show her face. >> i'm still scared. i just traumatized that he is going to come back. >> teenage daughter took cell phone video of the incident. she has no idea why the man followed her out of this parking lot and smashed his fist into her windshield before taking off in his white jeep cherokee. >> i was scared that he would have pulled out a gun or knife or something. >> hoping this blurred photo of license plate number will help lead to an arrest, tom hanson, cbs news, new york. >>> oak land getting international attention. >> one bay area city has impressive numbers. >>> plus it's not your usual animal shelter request. the bay area facility that needs housing for these snakes. >>> well, we are warming up this afternoon. here is a live look for oakland airport camera looking west to san francisco. downtown san francisco with blue skies out there. and here is another view looking at the golden gate bridge with that sunshine. i will let you know when we'll see temperat

(pam) our capitol bureau reporter ashley za-val-a explains.... how the last minute reprieve was too close for comfort for some lawmakers .. as now, major changes are slated for the d-m-v. ((pkg))with hours left until the deadline for approval , the department of homeland security granted a four month extension for california's real i.d. compliance.had the dmv not received confirmation by thursday.. california travelers would not have been able to get on planes or enter federal buildings. without a passport or other federally accepted form of id.dmv officials blamed the government shutdown for the delay. some lawmakers say it's not an excuse.(assm. jim patterson r-fresno) "the dmv has had 13 years, to this day, california is one of a handful of states that does not have an approved real i.d."real i.d. concerns kick off a new year for california's d-m-v following a tumultuos year for the department in 2018.this year, the dmv is requesting an additional 40 million dollars from lawmakers, threatening the return of long wait times if it does not get t

kron 4's capitol bureau reporter ashley za-val-a is live in the state capitol night. ashley, how did gavin newsom spend his first day as governor? gavin newsom's first moments as governor were met with an obstacle..."shame on you!" protestors interrupted his oath of office, shouting against sanctuary states.the new governor owing ap prstarting his speech."i like seeing democracy in action! so thank you!"his speech was met with more interruptions, this time, by his youngest son... who ran around stage as he spoke of his priority of children, families, and keeping them together at the border."never should they be left hungry as politicians seek to pour billions into a wall that should never be built."newsom crticized the white house and thanked members of congress like speaker of the house nancy pelosi who was sitting near the front..."thankfully we have a champion in speaker nancy pelosi. there's an administration in washington that is clearly hostile to california values and california's interest." california's variety of cultures were interwoven throughout newsom's i

will break down all of the legal angles to this in a moment, but first, i go to florida congressman val decimalings who this week was named to the house intelligence committee. congresswoman, it's great to have you with us this evening. let me begin, first of all, with the notion that donald trump -- perjury and if he did, how serious is that? in your opinion, did he do that? >> well, let me say this. if the president of the united states instructed his personal attorney to lie under oath to the u.s. congress, then that is a disgraceful offense and certainly a serious violation of law. i know the president said that he could stand on fifth avenue and shoot somebody and not be held accountable, but i don't believe that that's true. if the president did what he is being accused of, then he will be held accountable, and i would also suggest that he does not underestimate the u.s. house of representatives, nor the american people. >> so, if this, in fact, is true, should mueller alert congress? should you be notified now? i mean, there's always the -- there's always two sides to this. in on

(pam) capitol bureau reporter ashley za-val-a explains who is on the commission ...what they are expected to do. as wildfire- ravaged communities continue the clean up... lawmakers finalized a commission that will recommend who pays for the destruction. the governor appointed three of the five member commission..including most recent state insurance commissioner dave jones, who has tallied up damage costs on some of the state's worst wildfires.governor newsom also chose michael kahn, a san francisco energy lawyer who has served on several previous state boards and task forces. his third pick is carla peterman, who served on the public utilities commission from 2013 through 2018.the senate rules committee appointed stanford university's director of energy and climate policy program, michael wara.assembly speaker anthony rendon chose pedro nava, a former lawmaker and district attorney for fresno and santa barbara counties.the governor this

kron 4's capitol bureau reporter ashely za-val-a explains what this could mean for the state. "it's another slap in the face,"some lawmakers tuesday critical of pg&e and the public utilities commission for approving bankruptcy financing for the utility. "that $5.5 billion that they're getting is the first money that will come out of bankruptcy, they'll get paid for sure, over and above victims, rate payers, and they'll get that without much conversation or discussion. that's the sad part." democratic senator jerry hill says the legislature needs to make sure the public utilities commission, who regulates pg&e is on the side of the people. "the last time through bankruptcy, the majority of the puc was on pg&e's side, and we want to make sure they're on our side and protecting our interests, the rate payers and the victims. i don't see that today, but the end of this is a number of years away."republican assemblyman jim patterson says ratepayers are still paying for pg&e's last bankruptcy. "two lessons here: it's going to take a long time, the last one took two years, this one c

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on a report that amazon is trying to undercut its vals' prices just a it rolls out its own delivery service. and just as amazon tries to disrupt and eventually the shipping space, a new survey illustrates its power over the retail sector. courheey reagan as details. >> retailers and brands a wrestling with whether or not amazon is a friend or a foe. executives a leaning towards working were rather than against amazon in coming years. this business helthird-party merchants sell their goods on am sob. it surveyed 500 business leaders and more than half already sell on amazo n nearly othree-quarters plan sell there in the next five years. new customers is the reason and more than a quarter of amazon traffic are new to their brand. amazon has powerful reach, business leaders have concerns. six in ten say lack of over the brand is the biggest challenge, particularly when selling merchandise to amazon that it then sells to shoppers. counterfeit or unauthorized reselling of products by third-party sellers is still a big concern, even though amazon works to address it. amazon isn't the only online