i'm ashley webster in today for liz claman. let's start "the claman countdown". >> boeing just resumed trading a short while ago and shares are trading at their lowest in more than a year, accounting for most of the dow losses. dow close to 5%, down 15 bucks. -- it is close to 5%, down 15 bucks. boeing saying that the new timeline accounts for faa

webster went and made that trip. he connects with a cattleman named clay man. he had an interesting brand. it was a great big 80 on the side of his cattle. he becomes known as 80 john. throughout cattle country, people referred to him as 80 john. which was not the average practice, when he received his pay, he had the clay man set aside a portion of the pay and not give it directly to him so that it would build up enough for him to buy cattle and eventually get on a ranch of his own. he was well respected. when cattle was being moved from place to place, large sums of money had to go along with the cattle. again, you are making these exchanges. sometimes you are taking it to a bank. sometimes you are giving it to a rancher. one of the things that 80 john had a reputation for, he was the man carrying the money on the drives, these various transactions. one of the reasons why they were chosen is that, someone who was out to rob or steal something would not expect a black cowboy to be the person carrying the money. he did that. among other things. he was very succ

let's talk about that tonight my 1st guest is graham webster he is with the china project at the cyber policy center at stanford university which is close to silicon valley in california greenwich good to have you on the show from where you are sitting tonight what did the u.k. do today did it make a sound economic policy decision or did it just in danger its own national security . well i think the u.k. very well may have made a good national security decision here. no security is ever going to be absolute so the calculation has to be how much risk is one willing to accept and what the u.k. government has said is that we can look at par way and use some of its components in some less critical parts of the network and we think that's an acceptable level of risks you could have a network with no way at all that still could be spied on by chinese or us or other intelligence agencies so they're looking at a risk based approach and a very conscious about minimizing the very real risks of him fighting hallway into the most sensitive parts of the network i mean you bring up a good point the

permitted installation of a wireless antenna on a light pole outside their building at pacific avenue and webster street. in their appeal, which i have here, and will leave with the clerk, they documented the dpw and planning department made incorrect determinations regard north permit. as a result, the neighbors won their appeal and the installation was blocked. all owe verizon and telecom companies are required by-law to document radio frequency emissions after antennas are installed, the company has never done so. not once. although d.p.w. is required to track and assess such documentation, before issuing permits, it has never done so. going forward, with the deployment of 5g and more 4g antenna within the city, how can residents have trust these radiation antennas are not creating harm when no safety testing has been done and no one is holding these tole com companies or d.p.w. a count able for their unlawful acts. such unlawful instillations violate the principle ordinance enacted in the 2003 in san francisco. did states where threats of serious or i a irreversible, laf full scientific certa

to submission documents for residential mortgage revenue bond not to exceed $24 million for 1223 webster street. >> thank you very much. christina m un n is here today. >> i am here to present on the proposed bond issue resolution before you to fund the rehappy birthday of the marketplace which is an existing 120 unit affordable housing apartment complex at 1223 webster street in fillmore district. it would approve the submit of application to secure an allocation of bond the state and that bond issue would be conduit financing that would not require city funds to repay bonds. it consisting of substantial renovation of apartment complex built in 1996. there is many tenants there a long time. average tent is there 14 years. under the rehaband refinancing 10 units will remain affordable to households earning no more than 60% of the income and 108 must be no more than 50% of a.m.i. the scope including replacing windows, boilers, repair water system, upgrading fire alarm systems and building exterior work and no displacements or relocation of residents. they will remain in place. timeline. t

to submission documents for residential mortgage revenue bond not to exceed $24 million for 1223 webster street. >> thank you very much. christina m un n is here today. >> i am here to present on the proposed bond issue resolution before you to fund the rehappy birthday of the marketplace which is an existing 120 unit affordable housing apartment complex at 1223 webster street in fillmore district. it would approve the submit of application to secure an allocation of bond the state and that bond issue would be conduit financing that would not require city funds to repay bonds. it consisting of substantial renovation of apartment complex built in 1996. there is many tenants there a long time. average tent is there 14 years. under the rehaband refinancing 10 units will remain affordable to households earning no more than 60% of the income and 108 must be no more than 50% of a.m.i. the scope including replacing windows, boilers, repair water system, upgrading fire alarm systems and building exterior work and no displacements or relocation of residents. they will remain in place. timeline. t

the recruit officer chased the suspect to the area of websters where the suspect got into a parked car. the recruit officer gave the suspect numerous verbal orders to get out of the vehicle and show his hands. the suspect refused to comply and the recruit officer believed the suspect was reaching for a weapon as the suspect reached towards the floor board. while attempting to flee, the suspect vehicle collided with a parked civilian vehicle and sfpd vehicle. believing the suspect was going to use a weapon against another officer, the recruit officer fired two rounds at the suspect as he fled in the vehicle. the suspect was not hit by the gunfire. the suspect continued to flee the scene and was pursued by more sfpd units to an area where he was taken into custody. the recommendation of the chief was the use of the firearm was not in policy and that general order 5.01 section e moving vehicle an officer shall not discharge a firearm at the operator of a moving vehicle unless the operator or occupant poses an immediate threat of death or serious bodily injury to the public or officer by m

miriam webster said it hasn't received any complaints. >> throw in a little msg.hink more and more chinese restaurants are moving away from it. so yeah. it would be nice if that definition were no longer in the books, as they say. >>> plans for an expansion. will that expansion bring with it a whole new set of problems? the concerns and potential environmental impact is coming up. >>> and a man t about finding good food ind have school.y so, when my wife kat and i learned california public school children couldn't get fresh produce in the cafeteria, we took action. we partnered with local farmers, school kitchens, a non-profit. that program now serves over 300 million healthy meals every year. the difference between words and actions matters. that's a lesson washington dc could use, right now. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. where you can find games, news and highlights. all in one place, right on your tv. the new xfinity sports zone. use your voice to search every stat, standing and score. follow the teams you love and get notifications when the game's

this happened at beneficial state big on webster street near 14th street.the downtown area. we do have a crew on the way. we will continue to follow the story. as we get new information, we'll bring you the latest. >>> the man of the name killed in front of an airbnb in hayward . police have identified him as farrarri johnson. police say johnson was at a party when he was shot and killed . the gunmen got away. anyone with information is asked to call hayward police. >>> hayward police of also released the name of a person killed on monday. he has been identified as 21- year-old garland scott . police say scott was outside the home when he was shot. the suspect also has not been caught. >>> new information about a double homicide in union city. police released a picture of the suspect's vehicle. they say he was involved in the shooting death of two young boys. >> he had dreams. he was a good son. >> reporter: alyssa is grieving the loss of 14-year-old shawn who she raised as her son. his death has torn her life apart. >> it is killing me every day. i cry eve

ashley webster is your man. he will take you through filling in for liz claman. ashley: charles, buy something and we can get this up. charles: let me help you out real quick. ashley: we are so close. charles, thank you so much. the reversal nearly complete. the dow making a 200 plus point turnaround after investors shake off worries of increasing tensions in the middle east. the dow down 214 points at its very low, briefly turning positive. as you can see, the dow off just four points, the s&p and nasdaq up slightly. the nasdaq has been up for much of the afternoon, up .33%. as protests rage in iran over the u.s. air strikes, the presidents of both countries engaged in a twitter war of sorts today. actual armed conflict takes a back seat, president trump claiming boldly that iran will never have a nuclear weapon. iran's rouhani firing back never threaten the iranian nation. we have up to the minute details on that continuing story. iran not the only one threatening the u.s. france warning the president not to slap tariffs on french wine and cheese in response to

that the hit and run happened while the victim was walking on this classwork here at seventh and webster. this is not where the victim ended up. according to witnesses the pedestrian was also tracked several feet before he was left in the road. the person behind the wheel took off. police are looking for surveillance video now and have new information from witnesses on the scene. >> we are looking for an individual connected to this accident. we are looking for a newer model white pickup truck. >> reporter: the victim is a man in his 50s now in the hospital in critical condition. this follows a recent string of hit and run's in oakland. >> we have a hit and run in the 1800 block of 90th avenue and an additional one. >> reporter: a mother of seven was killed walking in a crosswalk. the suspect is still at large. >> let's address the consequences if somebody hits another person and gets out of the car and called 911. >> so you are involved in an accident with another vehicle or a pedestrian you are supposed to stop. you want to make sure everybody is safe and call 911. it is just an accide

as the column headed out of webster, it started to rain. what started as a drizzle turned into a downpour. this was no spring shower. we're talking thunder, lightning, mud washing down from the hillside, washing out the roads. the march really slowed to a crawl. you can imagine these guys kind of bent over against the rain. this would really threaten what had already been a strict timeline. but what the federal troops didn't know is porterfield abandoned philippi and move his command 35 miles south to beryl on the stanton and parkersburg turnpike. several women had come into porterfield's camp at philippi and warned him 5,000 troops were headed his way. with this storm porterfield reasoned he needed to wait until the next morning before starting out. porterfield was very short on equipment and supplies, particularly cartridges and percussion caps. the caps he was sent were for shotguns and too small. so he could not risk losing this stuff in this crazy storm that was going on. he had the wagon unloaded. he had pickets posted on the road int

person has been taken to the hospit after a hit and run in oakland this morning it happened at 7th and webster in oakld just before 6 this morning. on the scene the victim was lying in the roadway. the victim is a person in their 50's and was taken to a hospital for treatment and is now listed in critical condition. yohave any information on this hit and run you're asked toall oakland police. >>all that is east palo alto police investigating that city'first homicide of the year offics responded to motown rcle last night where a person had been shot and later died police they're also asking any witnesses to come forward or as get a check of the weatr around. our chief meteorologist rd was up. yeah, hey guys you ow what a beautiful weather kind ofome spring-like feel to iout there today. i think even more so the next couple days. but you want to have e high country. this is a great time to do with the snowis already up there. the roadways, nice and clear and a ski i'm going to be great up there if you're going in that direction fact about her club looking good 15 inches on the ground 5 inches of

according to merriam webster one definition is government by the few. a wealthy few.ow a new book takes a look at how two powerful families rose to wealth and power in america and what that means for democracy. award-winning investigative journalist andrea bernstein is the author of american oligarchs -- the kushners, the trumps, and the marriage of money and power. she joins us from new york. it's so nice to have you. your book is amazing. let's begin by talking about this idea that this potentially is an oligarchy. because i think that the wealthy have long been involved in trying to grab power. well, before 2016. wanted to look at in the book. so i covered the 2016 campaign. 2016 about a zillion analysis of what happened. but they really focused on sort of the moment. and i wanted to ask the question, what were the forces at play that produced this presidency?ificly because i've covered money and power for about forever. i wanted to ask what were the trends in american democracy that produced the trump family and also how did they themselves help accelerate this tr

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ashley webster in for her next hour. you have a lot on your plate, ashley.harles. liz already landed in vegas. i hear she is at the craps table. did i hear that? no. at the blackjack table. liz doing all background work as you expect her to do in las vegas. we have a couple tech experts to talk in particular about the french digital tax. make mo mistake. not just the stretchs but other countries in europe love to do this, they go after the big american tech companies, 3% on revenue. there is big amount of money. we'll get into that. we'll talk about other tech companies that could come to life in 2020. all coming up, charles, at the top of the hour. we'll see you then. charles: if liz is watching, don't split queens. all i'm telling you. thanks a lot, ashley. ces calls the world's largest gathering place for those who thrive on business of big tech. we want to know what the next big innovation will be, we have the ideal guest, conservation research ray wong joins us now. i'm looking through your list, you have at the top of your list subscription services. t

it ppened at 7th and webster streets in oakland just before 6 this morning. police say when they arrived on the scene the victim was laying in the roadway at the victim is in their 50's d was taken to a local hospital for treaent. and they are listed in critical condition tonight. if you happen to have any information to help police identify the driver you're being encouraged to call oakland police. >>in the north bay police in sandra fell have arrested a man who was shot by who was shotat by homeowner earlier this month while allegedly trying to break into his home the burghley occurred just afte10:00am on january 17th here in sandra fell. th resident told police at the tie that somebody was breaking into his home through a wdow, the man in the house shot tords the suspect dung theburglary but he was unsure if you hit the guy police were ab to track do the suspt who they have identified as 60year-old jamal j best seo they arrested him. he man was also linked to misdemeanor cases involving police say police locatedthe susp today in nevado the ceo is now being

it happened just before 6:00 this morning in the area of 7th and webster streets in the chinatown neighborhood. when officers arrived on the scene, they found a man down in the road with critical injuries. the car is described as a white truck with dual wheels in the back. anyone with information is asked to call oakland police. >>> new video tonight from the u.s. vanish mexico board where high winds toppled a newly installed portion of the border wall. the section that fell had recently been set in new concrete. >>> health officials attribute the rise to lower death rates for cancer and drug overdoses. for men, average life expectancy is 76 years and two months. for women, it's 81 years and one month. >>> the lakers hold their first practice since the helicopter crash last sunday. kobe bryant's widow releases a statement on instagram. >> pretty warm out there. and the pattern wants to continue. we're gonna see more warmth in the bay area. then a rapid cool-down. introducing a single sports destination. where you can find games, news and highlights. all in one place, right on your tv. the new

residents are living in homeless the mensah few blocks from the square including this one nearby on webster street. >> these are places where people heal, they build their skills and get reconnected to jobs. >> the city says that it has been two years since the aven program has begun. that is things to the support services that come with the kevin. one of them is this man, he spent a year sleeping in's car before he moved into a kevin he job now. >> it was a place of solid, a place to get my mind together, when you're homeless or you are going through a basic amount of struggle, you are not thinking about applying for a job. >> reporter: the city of oakland didn't have to come up with the money because all the money was donated by private citizens. >> the contrast between owning a home that was safe and beautiful to my neighbors that are on house are on the streets and that didn't seem okay. i wanted to be part of making a difference. >> the cabins are a small potential solution to the homeless crisis, this encampment near the home depot are getting the city's next attention, the city will

i'm ashley webster in today for liz claman. let's start "the claman countdown". >> boeing just resumed trading a short while ago and shares are trading at their lowest in more than a year, accounting for most of the dow losses. dow close to 5%, down 15 bucks. -- it is close to 5%, down 15 bucks. boeing saying that the new timeline accounts for faa scrutiny before applying for -- before recertifying basically the aircraft's safety. so that stock taking a hit and briefly halted for volatility. the virus outbreak in china also sending chills across travel-related sectors, starting with airlines. united, delta, and spirit you can see all of those in the red. united off 5%. now, let's take a look at cruise operators. carnival, norwegian, royal caribbean, all of them in the red. royal caribbean down more than 4%. what about casino operators, some of which of course have a strong presence in macau, off the south coast of china, also taking a hit. wynn resorts down 6%. take a look at travel sites, also lower, including adrs, the chines

once work is done on the posy tube in march, similar work will close the webster tube in the other directionhrough may. >>> it's a beautiful weekend and a cold start, clear out there, gorgeous, let's check in with kari. >> i guess we better get used to that, we have cold mornings, and sunny and mild afternoons headed our way. we'll see rain by midweek. as you're about to head out for lunch, we're in the upper 50s and going up to 61, 62 degrees during the middle of the day, and quickly coming back down, so it's one of those days, once again, where it cools down and warms up pretty fast, and you need to make sure you're ready for it all. even as we go through the 6:00 hour, we're at 50 degrees in nap napa so those temperatures coming down around the bay area. for tonight, you're going to be out later, going to be in the mid-40s in spots like danville, livermore, we're at 44 degrees. 44 in napa, and then we are going to drop down again into the mid-30s and even some lower 30s in a few spots, especially in the north bay valleys as we compare this toing watlsewhere country. you can see the cool a

webster crosses fires for you here on bbc news. ——we will stay across the fires. day's other news. in austria, the conservative party led by sebastian kurz has struck a deal to return to power as part of a coalition, with the greens. the agreement allows mr kurz to become chancellor for the second time in his career, which is quite an achievement given he is still only 33 years old. the former national basketball association commisioner, david stern, who oversaw the huge rise in the game's popularity has died aged 77. mr stern took charge of the sport in 1984 and during his 30 years in office saw basketball‘s revenues increase more than 30 fold. pope francis has apologised for the "bad example" he gave when he slapped a woman's hand to break free from her grip. he confessed that he had lost patience with the admirer. the pacific nation of palau has become the first country to ban sun block that is harmful to corals and sea life. the ban covers the sale and use of lotion containing any of ten common ingredients. several other places, including hawaii, have announce

it was on city streets ght along 7th and webster if you have any information to help police identify thdriver they're asking that you give them a call ve the oakland police department a call. well to the north bay now a man has been arrested after trying to break into a home earlier this month this happened on sa marino drive it was back on january 17. you may remember the homeowner fired his guat the man jamal j b so he was arrest yesterday and officers say that he may also be responsible for other misdemeanor cases in that area involving vandalism and also petty theft. a developing story that we're following for you this morning, sfo cmissioner linda creighton has resigned in the wake of a corruption probe. so this comes a day after the san franciscdirector of public works mohammed nuruand restaurant owner nick bovis they were charged with corruptn for a nuer of schemes and one of those schemes. they tempted to brive linda crane to r a restauranat sfo. now according to court documents creighn refused to accept that drive. but at this point she is not being chae. >>so i think probab

most consequential senators and history and of course clay was one of them along with calvin and webster. so that is sort of how we approach and then there are the people that t actually had elecd to the leadership roles in this senator that was the number two democrat. the job is to see how everybody is going to vote and report back to the leader and if you've got somebody that isn't properly responding you try to whip them into line. this was the specialty. >> barkley was the majority leader when a precedent was set in the senate before the building block of the majority leader's can you talk about why people should be aware of it? >> they decide what we are going to do. all of you remember the decision i made which is extremelyem controversial during 2016 not to fill the supreme court vacancy. the principle is to decide what you're going to do. vice president under roosevelt decided that following the majority leader would have prior recognition the first one to be recognized and then second recognition and so the prior cht least you can decide what you are going to take before the bi

to submission documents for residential mortgage revenue bond not to exceed $24 million for 1223 webstert. >> thank you very much. christina m un n is here today. >> i am here to present on the proposed bond issue resolution before you to fund the rehappy birthday of the marketplace which is an existing 120 unit affordable housing apartment complex at 1223 webster street in fillmore district. it would approve the submit of application to secure an allocation of bond the state and that bond issue would be conduit financing that would not require city funds to repay bonds. it consisting of substantial renovation of apartment complex built in 1996. there is many tenants there a long time. average tent is there 14 years. under the rehaband refinancing 10 units will remain affordable to households earning no more than 60% of the income and 108 must be no more than 50% of a.m.i. the scope including replacing windows, boilers, repair water system, upgrading fire alarm systems and building exterior work and no displacements or relocation of residents. they will remain in place. timeline. they wi

fulmer and webster. >> yeah. we've had a few like the african american cultural center. they submitted applications for various reasons i think part was funding. it didn't pan out. but we have the museum of craft and design has a parklet. there's two schools. all non-profit organizations. so yeah, like maria said earlier we're open to any type of sponsor. most important is that they get community support and can maintain the parklet and be good stewards over the long term so the parklet stays a community asset and doesn't become a burden. >> my last question is for nonprofits like sometimes in small business we have waivers for permits. is there a consideration to waive fees for nonprofits or even small businesses that meet certain criteria? >> we don't have anything in place but the ordinance was meant to cut the fees in half to increase accessibility to all people. right now we don't have a mechanism in place. i don't know if they have any. >> we couldn't administratively waive a fee based on the code but if there was legislation supported by a supervisor to absolve an

it happened about 11:15 this morning at the beneficial state bank in the 1,400 block of webster street near lake merritt. beneficial state bank is a small chain of community- focused banks funded by presidential candidate, tom steyer and his wife. >>> in san leandro, police arrested a suspected bank robber. he was taken into custody on tuesday. the 50-year-old wore a halloween-style gorilla mask and was carrying a shotgun hidden in a black tennis bag when he robbed a comerica bag on east 14th earlier this month. he's being held at the santa rita jail. >>> an offensive sign left at an elementary school in marin aimed at the spanish-speaking student body. >> laying on the ground. >> reporter: a sign spotted by an early-arriving staffer. >> probably about four-by-six. >> reporter: stripped down but not shrugged off. >> the principal said hey, what are we gonna do about it, so i think we need to call it out. >> reporter: and call it out the superintendent does. in his most recent newsletter. using the sign to discuss segregation in san rafael schools. >> i'm very unhappy with it. but it's

let's talk to steve from webster, massachusetts. good morning. caller: good morning. mr. shirley, in your research, i'm curious, did you ever come across anything that supports the cherry tree story, the myth. guest: no. go ahead. caller: i also had a second question, i would like you to enlighten us a little bit on the whiskey rebellion, but i -- i am a student somewhat of rebellion. president washington to my understanding had a distain of backwoods people. if you could comment on that item, first the cherry tree, and i don't believe it. and also about the agrarian rebellions as well. perhaps his mother's affect on president washington, and his regard toward agrarian's. guest: thank you. what was the first one? host: the cherry tree. guest: there was an early biographer of george washington, and he was the one who came up with the cherry tree story. there is no evidence the cherry tree story actually happened whatsoever, but it did indicate that one thing is true about that is that door to washington was a man of deep conviction, deep character, deep honesty, and deep i

i want to bring and now my friend ashley webster who looks at this very closely from the fox businesssident, and i said is this fax? and you said absolutely. >> absolutely. think of the events that happened in the past 48 hours. in the past years back oil price would have just gone through the roof. the markets would have tanked and this would have been a completely different scenario but we did see oil jump in the overnight after these attacks from iran, but then they quickly settle down. why? because the united states has energy independence. if you want to argue that point i would say energy insulation. we have plenty of them there and we have been cranking it out and they are not as effective as they used to be in the old days when an explosion went off in the middle east. boom, oil was up by ten bucks. >> harris: iran denies it had tankers in the spirit of hormuz, so we could do it again. i know they deny it. your thoughts? >> the straight of hormuz it's critical, it's what they call a choke point. they made an appeal to other countries in europe and around the world, trying to w

ashley webster, you are in a pub right outside.nd spoke with brexiteers there, it's a party that's taken three to half years to put together but finally in six and half hours from now the uk will be out of the io. the question is what changes, not much to be honest, there will be an 11 month. there which the uk will get a huge relationship going with the eu. i know that will be a painful process because everything else has suggested that. but the faster the party, brexiteers coming into parliament square, this is winston churchill impersonator with the boris johnson haircut which is very interesting. later on today we will have a band here, we understand will address it crowd of many thousands and then of course at 11:00 o'clock we know the big band is not going to bug because it's under construction. if you look at the ugly scene we will of course mark the moment at 11:00 p.m. here in london. let me just say i'm right next to the william churchill sculpture, the statue and you kind of wonder what would winston make of all of this.

are living in homeless encampments a few blocks away from jack london square, including this one on webster >> these are places where people heal, they build their skills, get reconnected to jobs. >> reporter: the city says in the two years since the cabin program began, 56% of those who have lived in them have gone on to find permanent housing because of the support services that come with the cabin. one of them is this man who spent a year sleeping in his car before moving into the cabin. he now has an apartment and a full-time job. >> it was a place of solace, a place to get my mind together. because when you're homeless, or you're going through a basic amount of struggle, you're not really thinking about applying for a job. >> the city of oakland did have to come up with the almost $200,000, all the money was donated by private citizens. >> the contrast between owning a home and my neighbors aren't housed on the streets, that didn't seem okay. i really wanted to be a part of making a difference. >> the cabins are a small, potential solution to oaklands soaring homeless crisis. these cab

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senate floor early in the day when a senator can do that and they go to the basket e best contract webster's desk of different desks and invariably one asked me the question i want to ask you and this is my last question. they say senator, what message would you like for us to take back to our students about the united states senate and the future of our country? >> i think that the senate has been the indispensable legislative body because that is the place things have sorted out, the place but only rarely does the majority get things exactly their own way. the place where stability can occur, and most people obviously don't think that. and in an era in which everybody wants instant gratification come if you are looking for instantst gratification for perfection, the senate would not be a good ceplace for you. >> host: at a time when many americans are not optimistic about our country's future, what would you want those teachers told her students about their future in this country? >> guest: i think because of our woeful ignorance of american history we always think the current. that we are

it happened just before 6:00 o'clock this morning in the area of 7th and webster street in the chinatown neighborhood. when officerrers arrived on the scene, they found a man down in the roadway with critical injuries. but the vehicle that hit him had taken off. it's described as a white truck with dual wheels in the back. anyone who saw what happened or has information about this crash is asked to call oakland police. >>> the number of cases of the new coronavirus in china has now exceeded the number of infections from the sars epidemic that began in 2002. china has confirmed more than 7700 cases and there are five cases in the united states. the head of the world health organization just visited china. he says the agency will meet tomorrow to assess whether the outbreak should be declared a global emergency. 201 americans evacuated from wuhan arrived at march air reserve base at about 8:00 o'clock this morning. department of state employees, their dependents, and other u.s. citizens were among the passengers. they were screened twice at a refueling stop in anchorage last night before b

webster: to keep that -- mr. weber: to keep that mind-numbing number in perspective, mr. speaker, if we were to take a moment of silence for every holocaust victim, i would stand up here or 11 1/2 years. it is so imperative that we remember all of those who fought tirelessly to defeat the nazi regime, with rising levels of ansy tell tism attacks spreading in the west today even -- anti-semitic attacks spreading in the west today even, we should emulate those brave men and women that my good friend, lee zeldin, talked about, the greatest generation, who in their spirit they fought and many of them gave all to those and liberating down-ready toen by the nazis, those families who were ever -- who were forever destroyed by the nazis. it needs -- anti-semitism needs to be defeated today. so, mr. speaker, i join my colleagues today as we recommit ourselves to the protection of our jewish brothers and sisters, and the state of israel, against all those who seek to destroy them. no matter what form. come what may. b.d.s., anti-semitism, all of those. may god protect israel and th

thank you very much, ashley webster.ackdrop of this as ashley touched on which looks pretty good except for some retailers, macy's pier one, the latest, bed, bath & beyond is tumbling. jackie deangelis with more outside of store in manhattan with all the latest. reporter: good afternoon to you, neil. this is tough day for the stock after third quarter earnings missed wall street estimates. it is a loss of 38 cents. they were expecting 2 cents loss. the company pulling 2020 outlook, releasing a strategic plan later this year. investor certainly will. ceo mark triton came on in november to turn this company around. he was at target. he really helped change the in store experience, online experience. investors are hopeful he can do something here. he already sold some real estate. he ousted some key executives. he is working with financial planners to look atbalance sheet to figure something out. brick-and-mortar is struggling, no doubt about it. target, walmart, amazon. that is the competition for a store like this. pricin

are living in homeless encampments a few blocks from jacquelyn square, including this one nearby on webster street. >> these are places where people heal, build their skills, get reconnected to jobs. >> reporter: the city says in the two years since the cabin program began, 36% of those who have lived in them have gone on to find permanent housing thanks to the support services that come from the cabin. this man spent a year sleeping in his car before moving into a cabin and getting help. he now has an apartment and a full-time job. >> it was a place of solace, you know? a place to get my mind together. when you're homeless or going through a basic amount of struggle, you're not really thinking about applying for a job. >> reporter: the city of oakland didn't have to come up with the almost $200,000 to buy and set up these cabins. all the money was donated by private citizens. this oakland resident helped raise $60,000 of the tab. >> the contrast between owning a home that was safe and comfortable and also beautiful and then my neighbors that are unhoused are on the streets, and that just d

ashley webster in for liz claman today joins me.other trade deal completed. that is the good news. this time with our neighbors canada and mexico. what does it mean for farmers, in particular dairy farmers? coming up on "claman countdown" we will talk with tom vilsack, the former u.s. agriculture secretary. he will outline what the new trading rules between china and usmca mean for dairy suppliers. face it, they're desperate for some relief. we'll talk about that were tom vilsack and so much more. and latest market action at the top of the hour. charles: canada, had huge mind-boggling tariffs against our dairy products. of course that is one of their big industries. can't wait to hear it, ashley. >> thank you. charles: president trump wants to get iran back to the table. he wants to get together for a better nuclear deal. will the administration's tough actions killing top general bring actual change? jackie deangelis spoke exclusively with the former crown prince of iran and she joins us with more. reporter: that's right, charles.

let's bring in expert ashley webster.en studying for years. >> i grew up with the royal family i have great deference. this is different royal family. it is trying to be more mod en, the first face-to-face between harry and his grandmother must have been interesting for the summit of the sussexs. that is a lot of ss. i read the statement from the queen afterwards, yes, she is the head of state, but it was very grandmotherly the way it was worded. i would say we have a royal compromise. she has known, that most of the royal family known that harry wanted to be out of the spotlight, has for a while. he was on a royal documentary two or three months ago with meghan markle and they both talked about how unhappy they were and how under pressure they were. he hated the glare of the photographers and cameras. difficult for the queen show. i mean, look, you could argue morgan market bought into it. -- megan market bought into it. you would be under the microscope. there are all sorts of stories she led the way on this harry and o

putting this one nearby on webster street. >>> these are places where people heal. were they built their skills and get reconnected to jobs. >> reporter: the city said in two years at the cabin program began 56% of those who have lived in them have gone on to find permanent housing. thanks to the support services that come with the cabin. one of them is this man who spent a year sleeping in his car before moving into a cabin and getting help. he now has an apartment in a full-time job. >>> it was a place of solace. a place to get my mind together. when you are homeless or going through just a basic amount of struggle, not thinking about applying for a job. >> reporter: oakland didn't have to come up with almost $200,000 to buy and set up these cabins. all the money was donated by private citizens. this resident helped to raise $50,000 of the tab. >>> the contrast between owning a home that was safe and comfortable and also beautiful and then on house or on the street. that didn't seemed okay. i wanted to be a part of making a difference.>> reporter: the cabins are a

someone robbed a downtown bank, the beneficial state bank on webster street.d into the bank around 11:15 a.m. a witness said they sprayed the bank teller with an unknown substance. police aren't sure how much money they got away with. >>> when it comes to addressing climate change, california leads the nation. but it's getting harder for the state. california is so aggress i have aggressive on cutting greenhouse gases, it met california standards years ago. the state wants to crack down on the cement industry which is the state's largest user of coal. another idea is to hike the price for those cap and trade permits to emit greenhouse gases. >>>after r aftejeff ranieri is us. some communities are getting hit right now. >> we have these pockets of rain we're tracking right now on stormranger. roadways are still wet outside. you can see in san jose right now, currently 44 degrees with on and off showers. that's the other story, the cold temperatures tomorrow morning. we'll let you know how low it goes in just a few minutes. >>> when it comes to consumer complain

. >> that woman was jennifer webster who had grown up around the corner from stephen's friend brandy. >> she was very tall and just angelic in so many ways, her smile was contagious as well. very bright, very modelesque. when she walked into a room i think people turned their heads because she was beautiful. >> she was a very cute girl, long hair. she can be as sweet as can be. you can take her to any crowd and she'll fit in. >> jennifer's uncle ed skinner remembers hearing about stephen from jennifer before the two started dating in the summer of 2006. from jennifer's description, stephen seemed to be infatuated with her from a distance. >> she said this boy has been watching me in the parking lot at work, watches my every move every time i go to work, he's there sitting in his car, until i get out. my two boys and looked at each other and said stalker stephen. >> his mother says stephen wasn't stalking her, but had spoken with her a few times before asking her out in that very same parking lot. they became a couple instantly. >> this happened so quick, i was shocked. she brought him

the crusty vulnerability of bed webster's tenor sax the spare melancholy of miles davis's trumpet theheer might of the colon hawkins the a beautiful eccentricity of felonious monks piano the inventiveness of the young freddie hubbard as he played trumpet lines over and through the thundering drumbeat support blakey. for any jazz musician any black person anyone at all. so in my early 30s new father to biracial child abutting essay is to learn to earn his living Ãba secret after cultural knowledge i set out into the big bad world reading book after book while strap hanging on my way to and from work listening to the jazz records that were the record of my people's contribution believing all the while in the likeness of calling myself an american as years and then two decades past. along the way events may have shifted at the outside of my beliefs killings of brought blacks from trayvon martin sandra blatt and so many others name me to question whether i really wanted to call home a place where the police were seemingly paid to kill people who look like me. yet no one had ever said i wo

ashley webster's in london. ashley, all i'm seeing, it's like a party out there. party, but it's brexit. it gets underway officially here in about an hour and ten minutes, and we'll are a large crowd and they'll, of course, be cheering on, waiting for 31 p.m. local time when it's -- 31-- 11 p.m. local time. it has been a frustrating nearly four years, certainly three and a half years. a day they never thought would happen, but tonight they're calling this independence day, a day when they can finally, they say, get rid of those e.u. shackles and final have their stomping rights back. let me get out of the way of the shot. the stage is literally being set now. you can see the giant union jack being portrayed on the screen. we're expecting to hear from nigel farage, of course at some point mr. brexit himself, and by the way, charles, i know you love numbers. and there are all sorts of dire predictions when the brexit vote came in. they said britain's economy was going to go down the tubes. that hasn't been the case. the jobless rate is at at a 45-year low, and emplo