>> jimmy: whittling. >> steve: really [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah so i whittled for a little while. >i whittled a pipe. [ laughter ] i feel like the pipe is gone - vaping has destroyed the pipe industry >> steve: right. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: and so - >> steve: you say -- and you say eeryone looks cool vaping. that's your theory, right? >> jimmy: no >> steve: no one doesn't look uncool >> jimmy: that's not what i said i've never said that once. [ laughter ] but, i think a pipe is actually cool >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: i love pipes frosty the snowman famous smo - [ light laughter ] >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: famous smoker. >> steve: yeah, i think he's probably the most famous smoker there is >> jimmy: yeah [ laughter ] so he -- >> steve: so you made a pipe - a frosty style pipe. >> jimmy: yeah, a frosty style pipe i whittled it. but anyways, i didn't get around to writing my thank you notes. >> steve: i'm sorry to interrupt you. please continue. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i was just wondering, i wanted to ask the audience, if you guys wound't mind, i would like to write my thank

. >> whittle by whittle. your word is whittle. it has a homonym, this is to pare or cut off chips from the surface of wood with a knife. >> >> correct. [applause] -- >> [spelling word] >> correct. [applause] >> i don't know if you can see these but they have little bees on them. they are super cute. i will treasure mine always unless i get this word wrong. >> how many tickles does it take to make octopodes laugh? [laughter] >> i don't know. how many tickles does it take? >> 10 tickles. [laughter] octopides.d is i always say it the other way. >> i was hoping it was tickles. [laughter] octopodes. >> correct. [applause] >> hello. >> how would you find will smith after a blizzard? >> i have no idea. and i am from new hampshire, we get a lot of snow. >> follow the fresh prints. [laughter] >> they are dad jokes. blizzard. >> blizzard. >> correct. [applause] >> what do you get when you cross an elephant with a rhinoceros? an ele-noceros? i don't know. >> elephiknow. rhinoceros is your word. rceros. rhinoceros. [bell] >> it is rhinoceros.

we are not trading we are not whittling down the list. this for all very important and if we want a fair trial to bring out the evidence the best way to go is the four witnesses we asked for in the four documents. we are making good progress. every day more and more of the public is washington democrat republicans are saying have a fair trial so i am more hopeful than ever that conscientious and brave republicans will come forward to tell mitch mcconnell you cannot shut this down without witnesses or documents. one other point this morning the republicans said they heard nothing new but they are the ones that voted against new documents and new witnesses a new fax you cannot have it both ways. >> democrats and republicans talk to one another i will not get into any specific conversation happens among members ahe amo members all the time. >> have the mines been changed i think when chairman schiff concluded last night almost every republican is focused on what he was saying. i think this is the first time that many republican senators hear

there are no discussions with republicans, we are not trading, we are not whittling down the list.hose four are all very important. >> i was surprised they chose to make hunter biden so central to this presentation. if we are going to call witnesses it is clear we must call hunter biden and probably joe biden. >> reporter: as for trading witnesses schumer says that's not on the table but after the white house's defense team makes their case and we get to 16 hours of senator questioning, meanwhile they are all back here at 1:00 pm today and thank god it is friday, that doesn't mean much here. rob: thank you so much. jillian: later this hour, sekulow will join us with his response to the house's case. he will preview the defense's first day. >> democrats were finishing their arguments, the doj admitting problems with that surveillance of carter page, newly declassified documents reveal two fisa warrants did not meet the right standards to get approved. that surveillance is a key part of the russia probe based on fox news, another step on the road to recovery for a flawed system. jill

fires had a chance to step back take a breath nsider their options that inventory has been whittled down over 2019. so it's not white as they're cutting case. that the prices are going to be ou know foinstance plummeting in the bay area and in fact if you'rcounting n that unit you may want to see what's out there right now because there's not even been. >>of the 14 markers that are in positive scores in zillow's survey 11 are in texas or elsewhere in the south of the 10 markers that are negative scores meaning more of the panel is thought they would underperform rather than ov perform. 10 of them are here in california, including san jose san francisco, sacranto, and los angeles in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. complex turned into a chaotic scene in seconds when the bomb squad was called into action after a fire erupted there the special response team arrived atthe altair apartment complex. this is on la rasa circle in south san jose this happened about a little after 10o'clock last night a device descbed asn unown canisters sparked a small fire and was releasing and older a bystaer

fires had a chance o step back take a breath consider their options that inventory has been whittledown over so it's not white as they're cutting case. that the prices are going to be you know for instance plummeting in the bay area and in fact if you're counting on that. you know you may want to see what's out there right now because there's even been. >>the low tells us that of the 14 markets with positive scores in the survey 11 are in texas or elsewhere in the south. another 10 marke that are negative scores meaning that a more panelist expected them to underperform rather than over perform will 6 of 10 are here in california including san jose, san francisco, los angeles and sacramento. live in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. thank you rob ational news now and tonight, we know juliÁn castro is out of the 2020 democratic presidential race former housing and urban development secretary announced the end of his presidential campaign. >>v twitter today. the castro campaign appear to be nearing the end for months now as the candidate struggl to raise enough money to keep up with i

>> it was whittled down to two cases in new york.t is important i mention that there are new charges being brought against harvey weinstein in los angeles just announced today in the united states. going back to this trial in new york, there are some very serious charges being brought against harvey weinstein. there are five charges in total. two counts of predatory sexual assault, one count of criminal sexual act, and two counts of rape. if convicted of these charges, harvey weinstein could end up in prison for life. today, we saw him arrive at the courthouse behind me with the help of a walker. there has been some criticism against harvey weinstein for that, claiming surgery is the use and for reason -- is the reason for using the frame. with regard to the charges against him, we expect both accusers will take the stand. the prosecution wants to bring in other women who had allegations or accused harvey weinstein of sexual acts against them to also be brought in as witnesses, despite the fact those accusations did not end up in cha

they're still enriching at a relatively low level but but incrementally they're whittling away at their obligations professor cole it's always good to get your views in these kind of things thank you very much indeed thank you rob well people around the world have been reacting to sort of moneys kenning victoria gate and be has been monitoring social media websites to find out more about what people are saying. just days ago internet users across the world were briefly united sharing messages welcoming in the new year but then is news of kassam cinema killing by u.s. forces break throughout the middle east the reaction started on twitter before the attacks and money was relatively unknown outside the region but google trends show his name reached peak interest within a few hours then as the rest of the world woke up the hash to have world war $3.00 began to trend globally the story quickly dominated u.s. social media with people discussing the possible deployment of more u.s. troops and the fear of being drafted into a war with iran american troops stationed in the middle east try to br

number of women now have accused harvey weinstein of some very serious crimes destroyed of course is whittled down to 2 women one of the identities of those women remains on known on the charges that are brought against harvey weinstein are very serious indeed by these 2 women here in new york the accusations took place here in new york among them are rape and predatory sexual assault charges which can result in a life imprisonment and i wonder needs me by the way as to so why just in case you're wondering what that scientists have a book those charges are very serious indeed and like i said could result in harvey weinstein being sent to prison for the rest of his life now also part of the prosecution's case here in new york is to bring in some of those women who have made accusations some serious accusations against harvey weinstein as witnesses those accusations have not resulted in charges but what they want to show is that this is you know part of a long running and long standing sort of set of behaviors by harvey weinstein which dates back many many years harvey weinstein's defense has s

hi brenda you're absolutely right it is you know just whittled down to 2 cases that they did take place here in new york and it's important before going into more detail on those cases that i mentioned of course that there are now new charges of course being brought against harvey weinstein across the country in los angeles stuff has just been announced today here in the united states we're going back to this trial of course here in new york there are some very serious charges which are being brought against harvey weinstein there are 5 charges in total 2 kinds of predatory sexual assault one kinds of criminal sexual acts and 2 kinds of right and if convicted of these charges harvey weinstein could actually end up in prison for life and today we saw him arrive here at the courthouse behind me with the help of a walker and there has been some criticism against harvey weinstein for that claiming that he's sort of acting off. surgery that he had that's what his lawyers have said is the reason for using the framework and also with regards to the charges being brought against him we expect t

fires had a chance to step back take a breath consider their options that inventory has been whittled down over 2019. >>well 10 different housing markets in california are expected to see slower growth in home prices than the rest of the country. well a world war 2 veteran from san francisco turned 100 years young on thursday. we were at his birthday party in san jose kron four's michelle kingston has more on his secrets to a long life. >>i have more bread is soda. one glass of wine and that about him for the night were saying even the know the trick to living 100 years is a couple drinks a day surrounded by family and and how many grandchildren. >>i don't left. >>kept alive said 11 so ago for being i was born and raised in san francisco and worked as a bartender for 40 years wanted to hang over corrupt. folks to. a killer. colored was was a famous. >>a and the in this civic center then he also served world war 2 was outside penn won 4 years. >>that's about all i could tell you he's a lifelong san francisco, 49 ers fan and his wife also watches sports alongside him i loved by warriors

storm here at the same cheree see waters being pouring into the delta one of spain's most important whittling ends flooding thousands of hectares of rice crops the local less aired he'd they ever seen anything like it locals and nervously is the only are river rose almost breaking its banks yeah well yesterday city officials told us that water could possibly end to our shop so we put those year to trouble vent water getting in because it would be a major disaster at one point 200000 people were without power and tens of thousands of students out of school as roads remained impassable in snow piles were brought in and drive as dug into the drifts to find their kos that we had to spend a couple of days he we was supposed to leave yesterday but with couldn't because everything was covered an even more snow then it is mouth some were forced to use more unconventional methods to forward your path the only thing i could think about was this pray from the kitchen because we all waited for shovels so we decide we better use what ever we had a to home adam proviso little bit on this isn't snow even th

that they would need to use on a daily basis, and this one happens to be a clothes pin that they whittled and donated to us, that kind of illustrates some of the things they had to do. and the interesting thing with these nurses is that every one of them came home. and while they were in captivity, they continued to nurse. they nursed their fellow prisoners. military as well as some of the civilians that were taken prisoner of war. one of the last ladies, she was -- lived in new jersey. just passed away just a few years ago. and talked about, we were fortunate to meet her and to be able to learn some of the things that she did, and what she had to do to live as a prisoner. when she came home, of course she had lifelong issues with teeth, and you know, dental issues because of the mall nourishment. she talked about how she hoarded food, you know, because she went for three years without it. the stories of these folks are just incredible. we had women obviously who served in europe and the european theater. some of them, they were in the administrative part of the house, they reviewed corre

may or may not be of popular interest but i do think there's something that needs to be said about whittling it down and getting to facts the other thing that i think that needs to be considered and that facebook in terms of site has taken a hit for is propagating an ad that literally had a lot of false information and i think that he was not wrong in his push against that neither was the democratic party and they're not the only ones who are taking a stand a president from to his to his credit he's been one of the greatest this mantle is of net neutrality that he was very happy with the spring forth decision there and he's standing by that i don't think that this is a partisan issue as much as it is one in which you see both sides of the aisle ironically coming together and that's maybe why i'm kind of on the outside looking in going like i don't know as an independent because i'm neither republican nor democrat as an independent i'm going like you know i understand the arguments but at the same time this seems more like an argument look if we want to break up the monopolies of the type com

there are no discussions with republicans, not trading, not whittling down the list, those four are allrtant. >> i was surprised they chose to make hunter biden so central to this presentation. if we are going to call witnesses it is clear we must call hunter biden and probably joe biden. >> is for talk of a deal to trade witnesses schumer says that is not on the table but after the defense team finishes their argument senators have 16 hours of questions. perhaps it can be revisited at that point. meanwhile the senators are back with only milk and water today. >> can they have chocolate milk i was wondering? probably. thank you, we appreciate it. while democrats were finishing their arguments the doj admits new problems with surveillance a former trump advisor carter page, newly declassified documents reveal at least two fisa warrants did not meet the standard to get approved. that surveillance a key part of the russia probe. page tells fox news it is another step on the road to recovery for a flawed system. fox news legal analyst greg jarrett says former trump advisor has a, quote, sla

there has been whittling away. it seems to me, the millions of dollars being spent by the evangelical and catholic church, spent trying to denigrate and take away the rights of women contributed to that. you did a good job, i will give you that. you did a good job. we were not sufficiently vigilant to protect what we think is important recognition within our constitution. to say that it is a legitimate or not recognized or not appropriate to recognize the most fundamental right, to make decisions about your family, who you marry, whether you have sex, who you have sex with, whether or not you have a pregnancy and you want to carry it to term, or you want to terminate the pregnancy. whatever those decisions are, it seems to me they are fundamentally protected by the u.s. constitution. they are to continue to be so. [applause] >> mary, i wanted to ask a prior question going beyond the mechanics about how roe may or may not be overturned. during the justice gore should an kavanaugh hearings, roe was a huge issue. it w

but whittle, the deputy director of the department of homelessness and supportive services is here today. [applause] >> thank you, mayor breed and thank you supervisor peskin. i'm horned to be -- i'm honorede today. when the department of homelessness was born three years ago, we identified a gap in our city's housing and shelter system. we were able 1,000 beds short of the demand for emergency shelter. today thanks to the vision and leadership of mayor breed, the commitment of our hsh team and all of our city departments in our fantastic community-based providers, we are closing that gap. [applause] whoo! the 1,000 bed initiative represents the largest shelter expansion over the last 30 years. the built upon the work to shelter 3,000 individuals every night. temporary shelter is a core component of the city's homelessness response system, but it is only one component. we recognize that housing is the solution to homelessness, and we must create more permanent exits from homelessness through all creative means possible. with that in mind, we begin 2020 having fully deployed coordinated e

and we whittled that down. and now guillermo is outside again with some of the people.eal people that were wandering by. what is your name? >> my name is carrie. >> jimmy: hi, carrie. did you put that shirt on especially for this? >> total coincidence. >> jimmy: this is a coincidence that carrie is wearing you on her shirt. >> seriously? well, of course i can't even see carrie, how can i see her shirt? >> jimmy: well, do you get paid for those, all these posters, the "scarface" things? >> i hope so. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: carrie, what is your question? >> my question for al is, who would you rather do business with, tony montana or michael corleone? >> that's so interesting. i'd take tony any day. >> jimmy: yeah. okay. there you go, carrie, tony is the answer. all right? let's see who else we have out there. what is your name? >> my name is robert. >> jimmy: hi, robert, where are you from? >> long island, new york. >> jimmy: say hello to al pacino. >> hi, robert. >> jimmy: what would you like to ask al? >> i'd like to ask al what does robert de niro smell like? [ laught

they've whittled the finalists down to five, president trump, nancy pelosi, the protesters in hong konggreta thunberg. that's not a joke. what the [ bleep ] is wrong with you people? i'm sorry, i used profanity. we all know the person of the year is baby yoda this year, right? is that a person? i don't know. [cheers and applause] they'll announce the name at 6:00 tomorrow morning. it's not to be trump, how could he not be person of the year? he's all we talk about. if it's nancy pelosi, he's going to go nuts tomorrow. he will send s.e.a.l. team six into headquarters. he is definitely getting impeached this year. this is another historic day in washington, as not one but two articles of impeachment were announced by the house committee. >> today in duty to service to the constitution and our country, the house judiciary committee is introducing two articles of impeachment, charge being the president of the united states, donald j. trump, with committing high crimes and misdemeanors. >> jimmy: sorry, that's jerry nadler. after he made the announcement, his fans were chanting "go nads." th

we're not whittling down the list. those four are all very important.eporter: but republicans are not convinced they should be forced to hear from witnesses that house democrats didn't bother to call during their impeachment investigation and, but that also may open up the door to witnesses that some democrats may not want to hear from. >> my part, if we'll call witnesses i think it is now clear we absolutely must call hunter biden and need to call joe biden, based on the house manager's presentation today, we will need to hear from the former vice president, if indeed we call witnesses. reporter: democrats are singling out four swing state senators they think could defect on vote for witnesses, susan collins, lisa murkowski, lamar alexander, and mitt romney. senate republicans doing what they can to keep the senators happy by keeping them involved in the process. i'm told all four senators were instrumental in crafting organizing resolution that set the rules of the road for the trial. senate leadership wants to avoid wading into witness deliberation.

i want to read you what weinstein's attorney asked one of the last groups as they were trying to whittlen who's going to serve on this jury. he said, according to, again, the "washington post," he said, who here thinks someone would have -- would have consensual sexual relations with someone at work to get ahead at work? and the "washington post" says at least ten hands went up. it kind of gives us a good sense of where this defense is going to go with this, right? >> yeah. yes. jury selection is the only time that lawyers get to speak directly to the jury, ask them questions and have a back and forth. it's sometimes awkward because you're saying things that are sort of outrageous when you first meet somebody to say, but that's clearly their defense. and they were people who apparently were receptive to that. there were probably also people who thought oh, this is ridiculous, and weren't receptive. but the defense is going to try to get the people who were open to it. that's going to be their argument. and they're airing it in jury selection. even if we don't get people who believe that,

households in the u.s., roughly half of that are people earning more than $50,000 a year you continue to whittle that number down, sort of based on the survey work that we did. we get to about a 15 million household number, and that's the number of people that we think cannot only afford it, but are interested potentially in owning the product. and then from there, we think that they can get to peak subscribers within the us of about 3 million. you add another million to that internationally and that's where we get our 4 million number from. >> do you care mainly about the sub revenue or is the original sales relevant >> i think the two are clearly connected to one another but i think from a valuation perspective, if you can convince investors that you're building a large, profitable, sustainable subscription business, investors are falling all over themselves to be a part of those types of companies. and ultimately i think that's what pelaton is doing and i think management makes it no secret that's how they want this company to be valued in the long-term, and i think a lot of their actions wou

we're no not whittling down the list.our are very important. >> i was very surprised that chose to make hunter biden so central to the presentation. i think it's absolutely clear we need to call hunter biden and probably need to call joe biden. >> reporter: the trade for witnesses, schumer said that's not on the table. perhaps it can be revisited. meanwhile, it's back at 1:00 p.m., the senators stuck in silence with only milk and water. lauren, cheryl. cheryl: thank you very much. while the impeachment trial is going on here at home, president trump was focused on something else. while he was in davos, switzerland earlier this week he talked up his success with the u.s. economy, something larry kudlow said world leaders were not you aware of. >> what i heard again and again was oh, i had no idea of the facts, i had no you -- idea of the achievement. it's a cognitive dissidence running around the country. cheryl: president trump is expected to sign the trade deal next wednesday. lauren: a former ceo was fined $17.5 million

we'd like to see that whittled way, way down.s is so important. 5g is a telecom issue with a national security issue. it's an intelligence issue. it's a spy and espionage issue. the software advances which are enormous new advances in innovations, the software advances are overtaking the equipment issue. huawei is an equipment maker. they do not have the kind of software the united states has, they are nowhere close to us. that means the ugly antennas are going to be closer and closer to the core backbone that has all the information, the data processing, the personal and government information. so you cannot just say, well, we will keep them out of the core but let them into the edge. that's not going to work. >> martha: not going to work. >> that worked for 3g and it worked for 4g. it doesn't work for 5g. we are talking to microsoft, dell, qualcomm, and others who are brilliant technology people constructing new software packages which may go soup to nuts for the whole infrastructure of 5g and we are going to try to sell that t

but whittle, the deputy director of the department of homelessness and supportive services is here today. [applause] >> thank you, mayor breed and thank you supervisor peskin. i'm horned to be -- i'm honorede today. when the department of homelessness was born three years ago, we identified a gap in our city's housing and shelter system. we were able 1,000 beds short of the demand for emergency shelter. today thanks to the vision and leadership of mayor breed, the commitment of our hsh team and all of our city departments in our fantastic community-based providers, we are closing that gap. [applause] whoo! the 1,000 bed initiative represents the largest shelter expansion over the last 30 years. the built upon the work to shelter 3,000 individuals every night. temporary shelter is a core component of the city's homelessness response system, but it is only one component. we recognize that housing is the solution to homelessness, and we must create more permanent exits from homelessness through all creative means possible. with that in mind, we begin 2020 having fully deployed coordinated e

. >> what it does do is whittle the field let down you going to i we had 16 different candidates and three or four that make it on. think of it as the ncaa. this is the first round. iowa voters take this role very seriously. i would suggest you they don't mind everyone coming to the door. they are often offended if every single doesn't come in to living room and have coffee with them. kennedy: well elizabeth warren did not come by for crumpets. that's very down. i am voting for andrew yang, he's the galen right? >> sometimes there is confusion and you have to get to know them. there is a surprise coming out of iowa. i think bernie sanders likely wins iowa. i think now it's a margin of air but if you look at the forecasting you see his momentum. kennedy: i think you're right he has the momentum. think warren is fading a little bit. but the big question is, does joe biden meet the threshold after the first allotment? >> he probably does but i think the more thing to point out is does amy klobuchar surge in front of warren and finish in front of warren going into new hampshire? it's a p

sorry to see this field that started off as the most historically diverse presidential field ever whittled down to what we're going to see on the debate stage this week, which is, you know, rather surprising, given all of the -- not only the progressive voices, but the voices like a hooujulia castro who were talking about immigration and then you have cory booker, who really tried to bring this energy around love and who we are as a collective people and kind of being bigger than donald trump in terms of our values. and we're going to miss so much of that now, because he's gone. >> speaking of love or maybe lack thereof tomorrow night, all eyes are going to be on senator warren and senator sanders. you've seen our reporting, we were just talking to mj lee about this meeting, apparently at senator warren's apartment in washington back in december of '18. again, context, that's when all of those women won seats in the house and flash forward to this conversation, they basically make this pact, hey, i'm not going to tear you down, you don't tear me down, we're both repping the progressive win

fires had a chance to step back take a breath consider their options that inventory has been whittled down over 2019. so it's not white as they're cutting case that the prices are going to be you know for instance plummeting in the bay area. and in fact if you're counting on that. you know you may want to see what's out there right now because there's not live >>of the 14 markers that are in positive scores in zillow's survey 11 are in texas or elsewhere in the south of the 10 markers that are negative scores meaning more of the panel is thought they would underperform rather than over perform. 10 of them are here in california, including san jose san francisco, sacramento, and los angeles in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a woman is dead after an a man is wounded. i should say after shooting in the east bay. >>after they went to the home of her ex boyfriend full details straight ahead and after the break a newly released body. cam video shows the moments an elderly couple is rescued from a house fire we will have more of this video when we

but whittle, the deputy director of the department of homelessness and supportive services is here today. [applause] >> thank you, mayor breed and thank you supervisor peskin. i'm horned to be -- i'm honorede today. when the department of homelessness was born three years ago, we identified a gap in our city's housing and shelter system. we were able 1,000 beds short of the demand for emergency shelter. today thanks to the vision and leadership of mayor breed, the commitment of our hsh team and all of our city departments in our fantastic community-based providers, we are closing that gap. [applause] whoo! the 1,000 bed initiative represents the largest shelter expansion over the last 30 years. the built upon the work to shelter 3,000 individuals every night. temporary shelter is a core component of the city's homelessness response system, but it is only one component. we recognize that housing is the solution to homelessness, and we must create more permanent exits from homelessness through all creative means possible. with that in mind, we begin 2020 having fully deployed coordinated e

>> to begin with, i think there's whittled out that adam schiff and the house impeachment managers willof this information, perhaps the call records and the documentation in their sort of presentation of evidence. we expect that there will be something like 24 hours of time for the house managers to present their case and so, you know, i can't imagine a situation at this juncture under which there's actually a vote by republican senators to block the administration of the evidence. now, that's separate from the question of whether or not there's testimony but i can't really imagine, you know, that whatever the house managers want to present they won't be able to. >> niels, you reported yesterday that the senate had laid out its first ground rules for the trial. walk us through what you've learned. >> well, so the biggest thing other than the fact that the swearing in is going to come at about 2:00 this afternoon of both the -- by the chief justice and then the senators as jurors, the other thing is that there are access restrictions at the capitol that come into effect for reporters, fo

fires had a chance to step back take a breath consider their options that inventory has been whittledown over 2019. >>well 10 different housing markets in california are expected to see slower growth in home prices than the rest of the country. well as we head to break we like to take a little peek outside we're checking in on. >>the always busy airport s f o no reports of any major delays at the airport this morning if you're traveling in that direction. one oh one to 80 wide open and we'll check your forecast and see how your friday is sh trump: obamacare is a complete and total disaster. let obamacare implode. nurse: these wild attacks on healthcare hurt the patients i care for. i've been a nurse in new york for thirty years. i know the difference leadership can make because i saw what mike bloomberg did as mayor. vo: mayor bloomberg helped lower the number of uninsured by 40%, covering 700,000 more new yorkers, life expectancy increased. he helped expand health coverage to 200,000 more kids and upgraded pediatric care--- infant mortality rates dropped to record lows. and as mayor,

injuries and trades whittled down the all-star team that brought them to the nba finals culminating inoss to the toronto raptors last season in the finals. the 49ers have also seen ups and downs. a heartbreaker super bowl loss against baltimore. former quarterback colin kaepernick also started to take any during the national anthem and ignited a national conversation about race and other issues. the niners ended the decade with an incredible season and it is still sitting at the top of the nfc west. to 2019 was a year of meatless burgers and unicorn ipos but the biggest arts may have been the stock market. diane king hall has looked back at the top is the stories. >>> the stock market had us your for the record books posting dozens of all-time highs 2019 saw the dow jones industrial average up more than 20%. those big gains were a sign of confidence in the u.s. economy. more employers ended the year on a hiring spree bringing the unemployment rate to its lowest level in half a century. uber, lyft and peloton were among the splashes public offerings and are known as the unicorns. compan

fires had a chance to step back take a breath consider their options that inventory has been whittled down over 2019. so it's not white as they're cutting case. that the prices are going to be you know for instance plummeting in the bay area and in fact if you're counting on that unit you may want to see what's out there right now because there's not even been. >>of the 14 markers that are in positive scores in zillow's survey 11 are in texas or elsewhere in the south of the 10 markers that are negative scores meaning more of the panel is thought they would underperform rather than over perform. 10 of them are here in california, including san jose san francisco, sacramento, and los angeles in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news, a san jose man faces an attempted murder charge in connection to a shooting last month that injured a man. >>police say 22 year-old keith vote ran admitted to shooting the victim near the corner of staples avenue in mckee road in san jose. that's where investigators responded to a report of a large fight. officers arrested tran earlier this week after identifyi

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