a lot of viewers say he is just easy ratings, isn't he? he always has been.ou invite him that he will say something controversial. no, i mean, he represents a strand of political thinking in the united kingdom, there is no doubt about that. as party leader he had a track record of political success, so, for example, his party came first in the european elections in 2014, at the general election in 2015, the party in the popular vote came third. so this is someone... ..we aren't able to exclude from our programmes. he has got a track record of electoral success, and he does represent a strand of political thinking in british politics. many people to find what it is offensive. his comments on immigration in the current climate, people think he has stirred up anti—immigrant sentiment. do you think it is responsible to have him on? well, not everyone is going to like what he says and there are all sorts of people that we get on our programmes that some of our viewers are going to disagree with. but your decision to have him on, knowing all that, is that responsib

a lot of viewers say he is easy ratings and always has been.ontroversial. he represents a strand of political thinking in the uk. there is no doubt about that. as party leader he had a track record of political success. so, for example, his party came first in the european elections in 2014. the general election in 2015, the party in the popular vote came third. this is someone... we are not able to exclude him from our programmes. he has a track record of electoral success. and he does represent a strand of political thinking in british politics. many people do find what he says offensive. particularly as we heard in those of your comments. his comments on immigration in the current climate, people feel he has stirred up anti—immigrant sentiment. do you think it is responsible to have him up? not everybody will like what he says. we will get people on our programmes some people will disagree with. it isn'tjust that they disagree, it is whether it is responsible when some people feel there is a growing climate of tension around immigration and

host: for the your money aspect, for viewers who do not know, freddie mac and fannie mae were remained in d government custody, bailed out to the tune of $187 billion. why are they still remain on the government's ledger, even though profitability?o guest: they returned to profitability, it's been eight politics are tricky. interest on all sides, doesn't partisan y across lines, the way other things do such as healthcare. dodd-frank financial reform law responded to the financial a lot of alt with things, regulation of banks and many other things, but didn't touch freddie mac and fannie mae. tricky. are at the time, they were losing a ot of money and there wasn't a clear response. what you saw over the course of the obama administration, never course clearly charted out and wasn't political will to get it one even though there were major efforts in the house and senate in 2013 and 2014, but get over, wasn't enough momentum to get either the finish line. host: total dividend paid pie treasury to the department at this point little billion, propublica the rg, has been tracking payments.

a lot of viewers say he is just easy ratings, isn't he? he always has been., there is no doubt about that. as party leader he had a track record of political success, so, for example, his party came first in the european elections in 2014, at the general election in 2015, the party in the popular vote came third. so this is someone... ..we aren't able to exclude from our programmes. he has got a track record of electoral success, and he does represent a strand of political thinking in british politics. many people do find what he says offensive. particularly, as we heard in those viewers comments there, his comments on immigration in the current climate, people feel that he has stirred up anti—immigrant sentiment. do you think it is responsible to have him on? well, not everyone is going to like what he says and there are all sorts of people that we get on our programmes that some of our viewers are going to disagree with. it's not just that they disagree, though, is it? it's about whether it is responsible, when some people feel there is a growing climate of

host: we have time for a few more calls from viewers. special line set aside for the viewers that have attended these town halls. lonnie is in virginia. attended one. a republican. which did you attend? congresswoman, barbara comstock has a town hall that was conducted by phone. host: and tell us about that process for somebody that has halleen to a tele-town before? i got: basically, notified to email if i would like to participate.

we track viewer data second by second, the most watched moments of the big game and when viewers changed channel. >>> the people at soma tv were keeping a close eye on the super bowl. the part of the game that had the most viewers. >> joining us now this morning, thanks for coming in we appreciate it. >> i was explaining to my son during the third quarter what a blow out was. what part was the highest percentage. >> it was fourth quarter into overtime. >> did people come back? did they hear this is turning into a game and people leave? >> we saw viewer ship continue to grow throughout the course of the game. so assuming things are very active on social media and people started tuning in more and more. is that standard in previous super bowls where it grows throughout the game? >> last year viewer ship was steady and it ended up ramping towards q 4 and overtime since it was so historic. >> let's tack about commercials. >> which got the highest retention? >> we saw was that retention and engagement over the q 4 and overtime just showed the highest rate of engagement. so sprite's lebron ad

this was sent to us by a kron 4 viewer. you can see a car trying to drive through the water. driving through the water is very dangerous because you can never be sure exactly how deep the water really happening today... schools in marin county are expected to reopen. several school were closed yesterday because of the flooding. this was the scene in front of tamalpais high yesterday you can see the broken tree. the wood chips on the sidewalk show exactly how high the water got yesterday. most of the water receded by yesterday afternoon but there were still some lanes in front of the school that were still flooded and too dangerous to drive in. and this was the scene at redwood high school in larkspur. the water rose all the way up to the bleachers on the softball field. at one point the water was about a foot deep. public works crews even had to block off the parking lot where the nearby marsh had spilled over. and you can keep updated on all the storm damage in your area as well as the timing of the next storm by downloadi

this video was sent to us by kron 4 viewer eric helmgren.erday afternoon at the alamo canal in pleasanton. you can see just how much water was flowing in the creek causing concern for possible flooding. and look at this video also sent by a kron 4 viewer showing the flooded streets in aptos. you can see the water coming right up next to some of the buildings. damage from the recent bay area storm continues to leave its marks on roads and highways. these are pictures from highway 101 in san jose, sent to us by a kron four viewer. this is just before the story road and tully road exits. you can see cars driving on the highway through the rough conditions. you can send us your storm related pictures and videos on the free kron four mobile app. just push the report it tab. and we may put your pictures on air or online. controversial conservative commentator milo yiannopoulos no longer has a book deal. simon and schuster announced monday it will not release yiannopoulos's book. has faced heat recently after video clips posted online show him seem

>> well, i think the viewer is right that trooth matters regardless of who the president is. it is our job as journalists to tell the truth. it's our job as journalists to seek the truth, as we're doing our reporters. and i think that that's what journalists broadly are doing. but the caller is right to say that that is important and it is incumbent upon reporters here in washington and elsewhere around the country and the world to uphold that mission. >> what do you think about "the new york times" running an ad where they have to go out and say that and "the washington post" changing its masthead on its online version? >> i have to let those two newspapers speak for themselves. i think it's important regardless of who the president is and our in addition as journalists whether we cover the white house or coffer an agency or cover a small town is to tell the truth and to make sure that that is a part of what we do everyday. >> jeff mason is with reuters. how long have you been covering the white house? >> just over eight years. >> what did you do before that? >> before that

and you can see the major flooding outside this viewer's home. your storm related pictures and videos on the free kron four mobile app. just push the report it tab. and we may put your pictures on air or online. and part of the reason for all of this flooding in san jose is because the anderson reservoir in morgan hill is now at 104-percent capacity. this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news. it's usually kept at, around 68-percent for seismic saefty reasons. it's now spilling over it's spillway, and down into coyote creek. the creek flows north through morgan hill, san jose and milpitas before draining into the bay but before it gets to the bay, it's flooding low lying neighborhoods in its path. breaking news. thousands forced to evacuate in the south bay because of flooding. we continue to monitor conditions in san jose this morning. this is the story of green mountain coffee and fair trade, told in the time it takes to brew your cup. let's take a trip to la plata, colombia. this is boris calvo. that's pepe. boris doesn't ju

"early start" is next for the viewers in the united states. >> and for our international viewers, i'lleak with another edition of "cnn newsroom." >> have a great day. i discovered a woman my family tree, named marianne gaspard. i became curious where in africa she was from. so i took the ancestry dna test to find out more about my african roots. ancestry really helped me fill in a lot of details. . . >>> new this morning, the fate of the president's travel ban set to go before a panel of judges. the battle of the ban likely headed for the supreme court. >>> happening now, democrats protesting on the senate's floor for education

you need to tell the whole truth and let the reader, or the viewer, draw their own conclusions. but i watch the daily news every night on most of these channels. of trump.nstant bash they never tell one good thing about anything he does. lord -- from the time they start in the morning until i go to bed at night, it is a total barrage on him. host: i will let jeff mason weigh in as we show our viewers what you are referring to, the advertisement from the "new york times" that goes along with that advertisement they ran during the academy awards. guest: truth matters regardless of who the president is. it is our job as journalists to tell the truth, to seek the truth as we are doing our reporting. i think that is what journalists, broadly, are doing. but the caller is right to say that is important and it is incumbent on reporters in washington and elsewhere to uphold that mission. host: what do you think about the "new york times" running an ad where they had to go out and say that. the "washington post" running and changing its banner, saying democracy dies in darkness. guest: i

is it a case of shanaginans or maybe alien abduction let's take a look at this first video from a viewer in the montclar district of oakland, the waste management employee grabs the bin and rolls it over puts the compost into the truck and but the can falls into the compactor and gets included in with the compost the worker gets back into the truck and drives away ..here is yet another green bin waiting on the curb and a truck pulls up, the worker get out grabs the can in goes the trash and apparenty the green bin now it looks like all the worker has to do is simply grab the bin and place it back in the curb .but no it's included permantly with the compost and then the worker drives away and yet one more case, a green bin being rolled to the gargage truck and well i think you kinda get the picture what you don't know is all three events happened on the same street in oakland they were sent to me by kron 4 viewer scott linford each time the bin turned up missing the security cameras revealed the problem i spoke the waste management and they say it's a malfunction, and that the workers are

that's what seems very odd to viewers like mike.r, if you look right across the bbc news website, and the international channels and throughout its coverage, i think that we have been very clear about headlining the film, the issues about cambodia and the unusual access. the unusual parts of the cambodian story. i think we have handled it responsibly but we are not going to cover up the fact that there was some interest for the public in what she had to say about this enormous international news stories. are you satisfied with what you have heard? no, and the fact of the matter is that people don't have the time and inclination to watch all of the material — the fact of the matter was that it was headlined across the bbc as an exclusive interview about her marriage breakdown. as if anybody was interested in that, people are clearly, but she said absolutely nothing about it, and frankly i thought it was a fiasco. we will have to leave it there, thank you very much. finally, steve hewlett died on monday, he was an occasional presenter

some of the commercials that super bowl viewers will get to watch.ith james walton, who manages the sports business group at deloitte and i asked him if companies splurging on the super bowl ads will be getting their money back? the actual cost is even higher than $5 million because $5 million just buys you space on tv. on top of that you have to pay for the production of a world—class advert, which is around $1 million, and in this day and age you also have to put out on social media and build other advertising spend as round two well. recent studies suggest the cost of a super bowl campaign is closer to $10 million. for that you're getting access to the largest tv audience of the year in the us. in fact the last seven super bowls have been the seven highest tv programmes of all time, you're getting 110 million viewers also. there's still a feeling that perhaps it has peaked now because this year they were still selling some of these advertising slots as recently as last week, which is the first time that's ever happened. fascinating you have these

one viewer reached out to kron four and sent us this video.d with him earlier today about what he saw. so what was it... the navy tell us there were two missels launched...test flights which are routine to make sure everything works. the military says they were all over the ocean...never land...the landed in the ocean... the navy stresses....that the test flights were not in response to any world events, nor as a demonstration of power. new at ten:we are taking an indepth look at the "crushing commute"... many people experience here in the bay area. last night we looked at the problems bart riders deal with... tonight we turn our attention to caltrain. the popular train service, which for decades has seen steadly increases in ridership... recently saw a dip... it's possible caltrain is a victim of its own success... tonight, kron four's philippe djegal tags along with riders who say overcrowding has become an issue. nats- caltrain approaching, then show mike walking up for mike spiegel... the day starts dark and early in redwood city...nats- "

to give our viewers a sense of where you fit m, our viewers a sense of where you fit in, you took overr. you said that was 70 lbs ago. you were talking about white! but let's talk about the issue of change in the industry. you say you are excited, but christian horner, say you are excited, but christian homer, the boss of red bull, told us homer, the boss of red bull, told us that he believes the thrills are out. the audiences are falling. it is not about man and machine any more in the same way it used to be yea rs more in the same way it used to be years ago, when it was really thrilling. it is now all about technology and the cars and how well they perform. the individual in the car is not so important. well, the drivers are the heroes. the cars have become too much of the heroes and it is technology warfare, and formula 1 has always been about technology. but it has lost its va—va—voom. technology. but it has lost its va-va-voom. absolutely, so we need our heroes fighting again on the track. we have got some great racing. we also need to do a better job of telling the story. that i

eora viewers know, a lot of opponents. -- your viewers. as a journalist, this is a fair question.a psychiatrist. i don't mean psychologically. i don't mean psychologically. i don't mean psychologically at all. you mean in terms of his sophistication? the way he approaches politics, the way he seeks solutions to politics, that. i guess i would be sorry to say but i would say that that is an open question at the moment. it is a really difficult question to answer because certainly much of the rhetoric and even the actions that have been taken such as the ban on immigrants and such, at least so far have seen and often ill considered, it is sadly a question that needs to be asked. we appreciate your time. thank you. you are quite welcome. thank you. you are quite welcome. thank you. you are quite welcome. thank you for having me. nearly three million people in somalia are facing starvation the prime minister of new zealand has gone to christchurch where a huge wildfire has forced hundreds of people to flee their homes. a state of emergency has been declared in the country's second lar

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on twitter @c our line for international viewers is (202) 748-8003.his program is live on the bbc parliament channel. good sunday morning to you. coming to you from a different studio as we work on our normal washington journal studio. we want to begin with headlines from the atlanta journal-constitution. tom perez as the new head of the dnc. with ties toeteran the establishment as the new face of the resistance to donald trump. tom perez will lead a democraticed national committee which has been reeling from the 2016 vote. that left the party firmly in a minority. democrats were worried at the buoyedliberal outcry -- at the wave of liberal outcry. our phone lines are open. (202) 748-8001 for republicans. (202) 748-8000 for democrats. is the headline from the washington post. tom perez elected as the party chair. more highlights from the event in atlanta in just a moment. first fred from new jersey. democrat line. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. the press watching conference and they were talking about doing in autops

we usually have about 350 million viewers here at bbc news.th america probably are not tuning in. but i can see the crowd behind you are probably dying to wave to the viewers that we do have. i will leave it to you. there have been dying to do that. i could just tell. they haven't had much to cheer about tonight! many thanks. thank you forjoining us on many thanks. thank you forjoining us on the bbc. that was march freedman and friends watching the superbowl in boston. and we arejust and we are just hearing that the pats have won it, the nfl champions. much more coming up on bbc on the super bowl and of course donald trump. hello there. it has been a bit of a mixed weekend, weatherwise. temperatures have been slowly dipping down by a few degrees. this is how we ended the day in studland, dorset. you can see the sunset over poole harbour there, a very serene scene, with the murmuration, too. by monday morning, though, many of us are likely to see some frost and some fog, so a bit of a wintry flavour to the weather to start off your new working

i think our viewers are probably losing the will!|j quite alarming.i like this vegenomics. normally if you have small supply you increase prices, but supermarkets are so relu cta nt to prices, but supermarkets are so reluctant to do that they think they will stick at the same, just don't buy as many. we should be eating fruit and vegetables when they are in season. or by local, there are tips on the bbc website about alternatives. grow your own, like jeremy corbyn. a bit hard on a balcony! if you're feeling down we can balcony! if you're feeling down we ca n always balcony! if you're feeling down we can always followed the 0bama example and just relax, basically, after one of the toughestjobs in the world. life after the white house is going swimmingly well, says the daily telegraph. he is with richard branson. an eneko island. if you were richard branson. an eneko island. if you we re a richard branson. an eneko island. if you were a former president you would be chilling out with a billionaire. —— from us all, goodbye. the weather is fairly quiet ri

viewers in within its state, legal system, education system, artistic community is, all of which are not being reflected well now through the bbc. the new channel will have a budget of £30 million a year. there will be one hour—long news programme at nine o'clock every night, due to launch in the sum of 2018. the long—running debate about whether scotland needs its own separate news programme at 6pm on bbc one is now over. viewers in scotland will get scottish nine on the new channel instead of a scottish six which does not satisfy everyone. obviously i welcome new jobs and new investment in bbc scotland. i am however jobs and new investment in bbc scotland. iam however disappointed the bbc scottish nine on the new channel instead of a scottish six which does not satisfy everyone. 0bviously which does not satisfy everyone. obviously i welcome newjobs and new investment in bbc scotland. i am however disappointed the we know. nothing the bbc does will never has decided not to go ahead with the separate scottish six on bbc one because i think this is exactly the time for a launch of thi

and we received plenty of viewer video of the storm yesterday...from a viewer of multiple kids being rescued. anny? kids had to be rescued from the rushing water yesterday. this is in mill valley. a kron 4 viewer sent us this picture showing a man rescuing the kids. it looks like the kids were boogie boarding in the rushing water when they got stuck. you can see a man using a rope to pull them to safety. still ahead ... our coverage of the storm clean up continues... we'll take you to the east bay and show you some of the problem areas with power lines. and people in the north bay area dealing with downed trees and mudslides. hear what crews are saying about the cleanup this morning. in the north bay. several roads are closed in napa county after downed trees and mud made a mess. this mudslide covered several hundred feet along redwood road. county workers say this slide happened at around 4:00 yesterday morning. no one was injured. but roughly a thousand- people have lost power because of it. crews say such a massive mudslude could take a few days

our viewers here in the u.s. the world, they are seeing these images behind you and we had a wider shot showing the larger crowd that has gathered there. many times, people hear the stories about vladimir putin and the extreme popularity in that nation for him. rarely, do they see events where there are protests. put it into context for us. is it welcome to see protests like this? how big are these protests, in fact? >> if is certainly true to say that the opposition has a tiny minority of support in this country. vladmir putin is the most popular political figure here with approval ratings in the mid-80s in terms of percentage points. na hasn that hasn't changed. one of the reasons is because the kremlin controls the news media. that's dangerous. that's what boris nemtsov was victim of. it is important to make the point that even the family members of boris nemtsov don't accuse the kremlin of ordering his killing. vladmir putin has said he wit w violent, cynical act. they do accuse vladmir putin of proceeding ov

a kron four viewer in sausalito sent us video of significant flooding...ked at times as thoughthat viewer was at a creek....or pond. but you're looking at parking lots and other areas where there shouldn'tbe 'any' water.. some of the video -- taken around restaurants and other businesses offbridgeway....not far from the downtown area. you can see why there are so many reports of water damage and overall flooding again today... and this is the swollen, fast moving corte madera creek...the video taken by ross valley firefighters.. the creek is now overflowing into the town of ross and is threatening buildings. it's just one of the many creeks in the bay area running high...... we encourage viewers to share their photos and video...you can use the "report it" tab on either kron four dot com.....or on the kron four app... pam and steve? other news now: a college basketball player from san jose is being accused tonight of raping a 16- year-old girl. 22-year-old blair mendy plays for stony brook university in new york. police say they arrested him for an inciden

. >>> live from cnn's world headquarters in atlanta, welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. >> we have new developments in our breaking news on u.s. president's donald trump's travel ban affecting seven muslim majority countries. the white house has now suffered its second defeat in two days over the ban. the u.s. appeals court has just denied a department of justice request to immediately stop a judge's suspension of the ban. that means the trump travel ban will remain on hold for now. the court has asked for both sides to file legal briefs before the court makes additional decisions. >> cnn u.s. justice reporter laura jarrett is on the phone with us now from washington. you have been watching the twists and turns of this legal drama. what do you make of what's just happened? >> reporter: this is pretty incredible, robin. just shortly after midnight on sunday we saw the justice department file an emergency request within the ninth circuit, the court of appeals, asking essentially to press pause on the sweeping division that came out of that seattle court o

pbs station from viewers like you.hank you. ♪ >> unpack these roller coaster actions by the trump administration in his first few weeks that face constitutional challenges now and look at legal leanings of this u.s. supreme court nominee neil gorsuch. this has been so -- >> days ago. >> i don't know how to keep up with all that happened legally over the last few days. let me start with the nomination. >> i said it was going to be gorsuch. >> it wasn't a huge surprise. he was on the list of people who he was considering. we know that list was prepared for donald trump by the federal society and other conservative organizations. they weren't going to let him vary from that list too easily. >> as i recall we last met you did call this and you were a bit concerned about what this might mean. >> i was concerned. i think this is a very confirmable candidate. i think that is the point. neil gorsuch is exactly the kind of person that the american people would expect to be on the supreme court. but, again, they are sort of fram

. >>> and by contributions to your pbs station by viewers like you. thank you. >>> please welcome eric braden back to this program. he has for nearly 40 years played victor neumann on america's dnumber one daytime drama "the young & the restless." it's called "i'll be damned." eric braden, i've known you for some years now, i consider you a friend, there are things i learned about you in this book i had no idea about. like the river rafting and how that got you to l.a. >> that's how i came to l.a. i was at the university of montana, on a track scholarship. to make money i worked in the lumber mill at night, from 6:00 to 2:00 in the morning. and slept an average of about 4 to 5 hours a night. the first lecture 8:00 in the morning, track and field practice at 1:00, back to work. a fellow student came up and said, do you want to do a river trip on the river of no return in idaho. i said what is that? he said, well it's the river of no return. it's the salmon river and we may not return. i said, what's the upshot. we'll do a documentary and then go to cal

i want to point out to our viewers again we are awaiting the white house press briefing. we don't know if we're getting an executive order that could be the redo, if you will come of the previous executive order when it came to travel in this country, but there is a lot of emphasis on this page you mention the president's authority and talking a little bit about immigration. what are you going to be watching for when we see this new executive order, and do you think it is something that will stand? >> i think it will stand. i'm expecting a lot of smoother rollout, hard to be any less smooth than last time for you are going to see that lag between when it becomes announced and forced, so there is not confusion at airports and people on their way here having the problem. again, there's nothing wrong with the government of the united states as it did with barack obama and republican congress agreeing that certain countries pose a heightened risk of terrorism and reform our policies accordingly. we can expect more over the top, overwrought rhetoric when this policy comes out

that's more viewer than in 20-16 or 20-15. despite this year's big numbers--- ratings for the grammys have declined for several years. in 20-12, the grammys pulled in nearly 40-million viewers. at xx time for weather. toss to eileen - dry & milder for - dry & milder for at xx time for weather. toss to eileen - dry & milder for valentine's day - no sight of rain/snow through the weekend - thursday chilliest of the next 10 (high 40) - president's day weekend warm-up today: mostly cloudy, becoming mostly sunny late. highs: 48-54 winds: sw 5-10 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. cool. lows: 35-42 winds: sw 5 mph wednesday: am clouds, pm sun. becoming breezy. highs: 47-49 winds: nw 10-15 g 25 mph history is made last night in college sports. uconn is celbrating something more rare than winning a national title. the details.. ahead. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house th 150 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20oz. cup of coffee, tommy can<