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stay at the ymca. >> i'm good at names usmca like the song ymca.er usmca. think of the song ymca. they don't remember the previous name a bad deal, okay? commonly known as nafta. >> trace: nicely done, judge. >> judge jeanine: thank you very much. >> tucker: nice. all right, question three. yet another multiple choice. cheetos, the snack brand, has come up for a name forto the residue left on your fingers after you finish eating a bag of them. is the name cheeto dust a? b, cheese soot, or c cheetle.he >> cheetle. >> least likely is it correct? >> cheetos officially giving a name to the dusty cheese residue stuck on your fingers after eating the snacks. >> yeah. >> it's gross. calling it cheetle. orange and red dust in a moment of true cheetle. >> judge jeanine: i want a complaint. you won. here's the problem. did you see that i hit this and it didn't ring? >> tucker: i didn't see that i'm not in charge of the equipment. >> judge jeanine: it's a fix. >> tucker: producers back in my ear at the sioux falls you buzzed in after trace.k >> judge jeanine:

i'm good at names, right, usmca like the song "ymca." everybody says it. >> there was more insanity in that short burst of presidential speech than our country's entire history of presidential speeches. sorry, united states marine corps, if you thought the mexican trade agreement was named in your honor by using your initials, usmca, you were wrong. president trump did not have the u.s. marine corps in mind. he had these people in mind. the village people made the song "ymca" a hit in 1979 when donald trump was a married man prommeling new york city's night clubs without his wife. the trump name for the new mexican trade agreement is in honor of not the united states marines. it is in honor of the village people, those village people right there on your tv screen. which is interesting but not outright crazy like, say, the middle east should be in the north atlantic treaty organization, an organization in which each member pledges to join in the military defense of every other member. that means that every member of nato would be immediat

in washington dc, the central ymca where he and his brother-in-law went to watch a game of basketball and they were told, get out. so, he decided that he would start a league and he started a championship. he went to new york and talked to george latimer and conrad norman who had teams there to start a championship between the teams of washington dc and the teams of new york city, so that african-americans would have a championship to aspire to. after two years of losing-- dc losing that championship he started the 12th street ymca team or rather the washington 12th streeters. in 2013, the week before he was to be inducted into the basketball hall of fame, the "washington post" magazine printed this story in that. i don't know if some of you may have seen it, but eb henderson is in the middle holding the basketball. he was the captain of the team and organizer of the team. they played against all the teams, atlantic city, new york. there was a team in philadelphia, also, i think. they went undefeated and claimed college basketball world championship, world championship, mind you. on t

on wall street, and "squawk alley" is live ♪ it's fun to stay at the ymca ♪ it's fun to stay at the ymcay have everything that you're meant to enjoy ♪ ♪ you can hang out with all of the boys ♪ ♪ it's fun to stay at the ymca ♪ it's fun to stay at the ymca ♪ you can get yourself free ♪ you can have a good meal ♪ you can do whatever you feel ♪ young man >> good morning, welcome to "squawk alley. i'm rick santelli here with jon fortt. the market trying to reclaim its sessions highs, about 210 or so as we're looking for two back-to-back gains in a row. president trump expected to sign the usmca in a few moments our kayla tausche is live with the latest. >> hi, carl, we're awaiting the event to get under way it is expected to get under way at about 11:00 a.m and if we learned anything from the china event a couple weeks ago, he's prone to potentially going off-script we got a flafber of what his mindset is last night in wildwood, new jersey he said the administration is replacing the nafta nightmare and he's delivering on his promise to provide jobs to the american people and ripping up that t

he was here because they were ymca in 1913. madame walker had donated money to establish it continuing her philanthropy. >> what is it that you hope people learn about the history and the city? kisha: there is a rich history. it's a story about empowerment. there were reasons why individuals stayed in that community. the community continued to thrive. there was success and growth and progress. >> our cities tour staff recently traveled to indianapolis to learn about the rich history. to watch more video from indianapolis and other stops on our tour, visit c-span.org/cities tour. you are watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. on december 16, hitler's had a surprise attack in luxembourg. it was known as the battle. he committed more than 1000 tanks and 200,000 troops to this last nazi effort, hoping to recapture the port city of on torque. -- on antwerp. anniversary --h the 75th anniversary of the battle of the borge

like the song "ymca." >> jimmy: it makes sense, like natome watts. think i figured out why he randomly referenced the ymca. look at this picture. he was standing between a cowboy and construction worker. maybe he thought it was village people, i don't know. [ applause ] and then, and then the president gave us a pretty good explanation of why he's like this. >> i give up my salary, $450,000, approximately $450,000, presidential salary. i give it up. it goes to, usually i give it to drugs. i give some to elaine sometimes for transportation. >> jimmy: he gives his salary to drugs. now it all makes sense. people like to blame twitter for trump's behavior, but you know whose fault it really is? steve jobs. that's right. i know he's deceased. but if trump didn't have an iphone to tweet from, it would be a different case. it's been 13 years since we looked up. on january 9, 2007, steve jobs unveiled the iphone and forever changed our daily lives. >> every once in a while, a revolutionary product comes along that changes everything. and today we're introduc

i just walked in on them playing the song "ymca."en you are having a hard time, just think of the song "ymca." usmca. it is a massive win for iowa farmers and workers of all kinds. it's a massive win. and, it creates fairness with canada. it creates fairness with mexico. probably the biggest reason i ran was the unfair trade i have seen. one after one, china, mexico, canada, japan, south korea, we have made all of these deals, and we have plenty left over. plenty left over. [cheering] pres. trump: europe, europe, europe is next. i wanted to finish china before we started on europe. i like to do them one at a time. you know? one at a time. i am a very organized person. weeks ago, we also signed a terrific new trade agreement with china that will boost american agriculture by $50 billion every year. [cheering] pres. trump: and many other businesses like manufacturing, banking, finance. overall, $250 billion. you know, with the farmers -- because i have a place in my heart for the farmers -- i went in and saw ambassador lighthizer, who

anything from nike cards and apple cards to actually giving back to the ymca. here's the thing.they say, oh, you feel really good but you don't see results right away, man in your head say i'm getting results right now in my wallet? i think that's a good idea but it has to get much bigger to have been an impact. deirdre: it has to get bigger. apple bought fitbit, i don't want google to have my data. we're getting rewarded. no one will turn his or her head against that. >> right. deirdre: talk about tinder. as people know, sometimes first dates especially turn ugly. and tinder is trying to address that. so it is introducing a panic button. that allows users to send out alarms when they feel their safety is at risk. so lance, this is not the first company. uber be obviously different model. uber has the 911 button as well. is this a smart strategy for the company? >> of course it is. there definitely have been cases of predators on these dating apps. tinder is one of the most popular ones. i think 67 million people using dating apps right now. it is important to have a safeguard.

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i said, i'm good at name, right, usmca, and ymca, and nobody could remember it, and i said think of the song, ymca, and they don't remember the previous name, nafta, previously known, but if you look at the middle east at the end of it, it's a big problem, and it is a source of problems nato-me, what do you think, and obviously he is not getting it, he is not smiling. he used to smile. before i ran, he was smiling. now he's not smiling. >> more nato personnel in the region? >> yes, to be honest with you, this is an international problem, and we can come home, or largely come home, and use nato. this is an international problem. we caught isis. we did europe a big favor. we got 100% of the caliphate. thousands and thousands of isis fighters are killed. and thousands and thousands, tens of thousands are in prison right now. and europe doesn't want them. it's not right. they want to go to france. they want to go to germany. they want to go to u.k. they want to go to these countries where they came from. that's their home. the u.s. is not their home. they want to go. it's not fair that we'r

ymca. usmca, no one could remember it. i said, think of ymca. if you add the two words middle east at the end of it, because that's a big source of problems. nato-me. obviously he's not getting it. he's not smiling. he used to smile. before i ran, he was smiling. now he's not smiling. you know what i'm talking about. >> is there nato personnel in the region? >> as opposed to us, to be honest with you, because this is an international problem. we can come home or largely come home and use nato. this is an international problem. we caught isis, we did europe a big favor. we got 100% of the caliphate. we have thousands and thousands of isis fighters are killed and thousands and thousands, tens of thousands, are in prison right now. and europe doesn't want them. it's not right. they want to go to france. they want to go to germany, they want to go to u.k., they want to go to these countries they come from. they want to go home. the u.s. is not home. it's not fair that we're holding these people and other countries aren't taking, because we're bearin

meet at the ymca and hammer out a document called the chicago declaration that evangelical social concern. this is a remarkable document in many ways, because the strain of evangelicalism that is offered in this document, and by the way, it is available on the web you can look at it for your self, is part of what i call progressive evangelicalism that takes this mandate i believe from the new testament that talked about having peacemakers , to turn the other cheek, and so forth. but historically, the antecedent was evangelicals in the 19th century into the early 20th centuries who are very much concerned about those on the margins of society. in the antebellum period in particular coming out of an event that historians call the second great awakening around the turn of the 19th century, reformas an evangelical impulse that really did shape american society in profound ways over the course of the 19th century. one of the people associated with this is probably the most important associated with this movement. this movement sought to reform the norms.ording to they were very much involved i

ymca. usmca, no one could remember it. i said, think of ymca.f you add the two words middle east at the end of it, because that's a big source of problems. nato-me. obviously he's not getting it. he's not smiling. he used to smile. before i ran, he was smiling. now he's not smiling. you know what i'm talking about. >> is there nato personnel in the region? >> as opposed to us, to be honest with you, because this is an international problem. we can come home or largely come home and use nato. this is an international problem. we caught isis, we did europe a big favor. we got 100% of the caliphate. we have thousands and thousands of isis fighters are killed and thousands and thousands, tens of thousands, are in prison right

and after two years of losing that championship, he started the 12 story one - - street ymca team so now in 2013 the week before he was to be inducted into the basketball hall of fame the washington post magazine printed this story and it. i don't know if some of you have seen it and was the captain of the team and the organizer of the team. and they played against atlantic city, new york, philadelphia and went undefeated with world championship. but the last game that henderson played was christmas eve the night of his wedding. he and my grandmother wearable schoolteacher so they didn't have a lot of money so they took the opportunity to go to new york city where he would play a game and they would have their honeymoon but he also made a promise to his wife after they got married he would no longer play. so he concentrated on organizing and coaching and one of the pictures is the dunbar team in 1922 which includes charles drew the pioneer. traveling with his daughter and the blood banks. so he spent the rest of his career in the dc colored schools coaching and as the head of the rec

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creating more equity, many schools already have after-school options, there organizations like the ymcaand others. let's far from universal there are a lot of details to consider, on an issue like this, and i fully recognize, that is we put the many challenges, of act 46 behind us, on size will not fit all, hostage occasion her presents fifth, to give us some genuine consideration it's my hope we can deliver, this, in a plan, by the hindu the here, they put this on a path of universal after school programs without raising property tax rates. we also have a continue need for more housing, in 2017, we join me in passing at 37 million dollar housing bond, that is leveraging in the hundred seven, million making it the single largest investment in affordable housing the status, scene since, then nearly 400 homes have been completed. another 175, are being built, at about 200 will be under way soon, with almost 800 units. we far exceeded our expectations. it's already generated 158 million, in construction activity with more to, come it's not just the housing, because alongside additional ini

warriors had the night off and the center in the back there, joined chris alvarez at the bay view ymca beyond the baseline. middle schoolers got to participate in workshops, introducing them to various sports related career paths, creative design and markets. nike teamed one the warriors to make it happen. good job. i would love to have a moment like klay thompson. pullman, how do you like me now i mean, not in pullman. >>> all right. that is our report. we appreciate your time. >> ♪ shine ♪ for the rest of your life ♪ stronger than ever, ever ♪ stronger than ever, ever ♪ shine [ cheers and applause ] >> hey! welcome! lcome to t sho nice to see you! how you are you? have a seat. >> yeah, tamron! >> welcome! welcome! we have a great show for you. yes!y'all got to sit down so wen get it started. sit down. have a seat, please. thank you. [ laughs ] [ cheers and applause continue ] okay. listen. do not pretend that you are clapping for me like that. [ cheers and applause ] he's back -- my friend tyler perry! [ cheers and applause ] tyler is here. he's got a new netflix thriller that kept m

. >>> these nyc teams got the surprise of a lifetime lebron james visited a harlem ymca and gave outps to lyft's bike sharing program. the gift is part of james's new initiative, lyft up, which aims to expand public transportation options across the country the teens will now be able to use lyft bikes across the city free of charge get them moving, get them out there, get them active >> lebron james is just a good guy. he's got so many haters out there. >> what a great idea, too. so creative to think about that. >> yep you're going to eat this up. just like nine-month-old blakely did after she was given her first taste of ice cream and then realized that she had to have all of it after barely making a dent in her second attempt look at her -- here's her second attempt. she just took another ferocious bite, grabbed it nestles deep with her hands, taking in all of that frosty goodness who can blame her? >> those eyes, though. see how big they got when she's like, whoa, where did this come from >> why were you holding out on me there we are i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. cli

he was caught in the men's room of a ymca with another man in a sexual cap encounter -- a sexual encounter. this was long before gay liberation. there is no glee or broke back mountain. the american psychiatric association didn't remove the diagnosis of homosexuality from its manuals list of mental until 1973. that is obscene but it is true. if you look at the press, not only do commentators revile him for his perversion, but they go on and on about how he is a security risk and susceptible to blackmail. every story on this affair asked to what extent has american security been compromised? what are the risks does johnson have? -- what other risks does johnson have? all the way with lbj got a new connotation. goldwater said lbj for moral decay. this is a month before the election. the other one is difficult to sum up. goldwater's crowds when he came to speak, were hysterically adoring. he was treated like a rockstar star. they might have been only a small minority but they were as interpreted by a lot of pundits and quite a few members of johnson's own staff is representative of a golf --

many schools already have after school options through organizations like the ymca and others. but it's far from universal. there are a lot of details to consider on an issue like this. i fully recognize as we put the many challenges of act 46 behind us, one size will not fit all. that's why i've asked education committee chairs representative webb, senator booth, to give this idea some genuine consideration. it's my hope we can deliver this, the plan, by the end of the year, that puts us on a path of universal after school programs without raising property tax rates. [ applause ] >> we also have a continued need for more housing working vermonters can afford. in 2017, you joined me in passing a $37 million housing bond, which is leveraging another $170 million in other funding, make it the single largest investment in work force housing this state has ever seen. since then, nearly 400 homes have been completed. nearly another 175 are being built and about 200 will be under way soon. with almost 800 units, we far exceeded our expectations. it's already generated $158 million in

next, candidate pete buttigieg holds a townhome meeting at a ymca in iowa. the state caucuses are monday. this runs one hour. [no audio]

maybe the ymca. they seem to be everywhere. i did not find any mention of that, not medical or anything. the 339th had its own medical detachment. one of them, his name was gordon anderson, said they basically were taught a little bit of anatomy and how to bind a wound and that is about all the training they had. these men had the flu. some of them are still sick with the flu. the flu became rampant in these areas they occupied. because it was tradition and because it was so cold, the local russians sealed all the windows so they could not get any fresh air. the american medics kept trying to tell them, look, you have to ventilate this place. meanwhile sanitary conditions were horrible also. they were fairly primitive people living in that area. but i didn't find any other civilian activities. i forgot to show the most important photo, by the way. oh, how did that get in there? [laughter] lora: our next question is going to come from the back. >> i was just wondering, with the propaganda that was coming out of russia and with o

democratic pete buttigieg presidential candidate holds a town hall meeting at a ymca in iowa. he spoke and took questions for just under an hour. >> howdy, good morning. >> thank you very much, it is an honor to be here to introduce mayor pete. i have a confession to make, i've not been a very good democrat in the past and i will be a first time caucus-goers this time around. and i am excited about that. i knew that i needed to do something after the last as we near the next election. i thought getting out the caucus would be what i could do. mayor pete made his announcement and i thought, this guy seems interesting. i like the way he sounds. that was in january. in march, i was able to meet with one of his first organizers here, and had a great conversation and she listened. as i saw the campaign develop and organize, i became increasingly impressed. the reason being it is a values that i on share. i thought at one point all decent humans share those values but i see daily the values are set aside for political expediency, and i want to see those times change and i believe th

. ♪ >> next, democratic presidential holds ae pete buttigieg townhome meeting at the ymca in iowa.tates caucuses are monday. this runs in our -- an hour. >> >> good morning. >> good morning. >> thank you very much. it's an honor to be here today to introduce mayor pete, but i have a confession to make. i have not been a very good a democrat in the past and i will be a first time caucus-goers this time around. [applause] i excited about that. i knew that i needed to do something after the last election and as we neared this next election. i knew that i needed to do something but i thought getting out to caucus would be what i could do. and then mayor pete made his announcement. i thought, well, this guy seems kind of interesting. i like the way he sounds. that was in january. in march, i was able to meet with one of his first organizers here and had a great conversation, and she listened. as i saw the campaign develop and organize, i became increasingly impressed, and the reason being is that it is a campaign based on values. those are values that i share. i thought at one time all

james showing up at the harlem ymca giving everyone access to bikes.d to ride his bike to and from his games. jillian: next the bad. ricocheting off guardrails. watch this video of an out-of-control car. >> oh oh he's still going. >> oh. >> oh my god. >> somebody call 911. [screams] >> witnesses capturing the horrifying moments the car flipping off a colorado highway down an embankment. uninjured woman is facing dwi charges. rob: i would think so. blocked shot late in the game basket brawl at the kansas vs. kansas state game. >> that's not good. >> this is bad. >> wow, the bench clearing as players threw punches at the end the last night's blow out. police had to be called in to break up this fight no. word on if anyone is going to be punished. >> have a good day. steve: we have a fox news alert. it is 12 noon right now in davos, switzerland. we are awaiting a news conference with president trump as he is wrapping up day two at the world economic forum there in switzerland. ainsley: that's right. this follows the bilateral meetings with the leaders of

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presidential candidate pete buttigieg holds a town meeting with voters and supporters at the family ymca in iowa. the state's caucuses are monday. this runs one hour. >> howdy, good morning. >> okay. [applause] >> thank you very much, it is an honor to be here to introduce mayor pete. i have a confession to make, i have not been a very good democrat in the past and i will be a first time caucusgoer this time around. and i am excited about that. i knew that i needed to do something after the last election and as we near the next election. i knew i needed to do something, but i thought getting out to caucus would be what i could do. mayor pete made his announcement and i thought, this guy seems kind of interesting. i like the way he sounds. that was in january. in march, i was able to meet with one of his first organizers and had a great conversation and she listened. as i saw the campaign develop and organize, i became increasingly impressed. the reason being is it is a campaign based on values that i share. i thought at one time all decent humans shared those values, but i see daily the

next, candidate pete buttigieg holds a townhome meeting at a ymca in iowa. the state caucuses are monday. this runs one hour. [no audio] >> howdy, good morning. >> thank you very much, it is an honor to be here to introduce mayor pete. i have a confession to make, i've not been a very good democrat in the past and i will be a first time caucus-goers this time around. and i am excited about that. i knew that i needed to do something after the last as we near the next election. i thought getting out the caucus would be what i could do. mayor pete made his announcement and i thought, this guy seems interesting. i like the way he sounds. that was in january. in march, i was able to meet with one of his first organizers here, and had a great conversation and she listened. as i saw the campaign develop and organize, i became increasingly impressed. the reason being it is a values that i on share. i thought at one point all decent humans share those values but i see daily the values are set aside for political expediency, and i want to see those times change and i

like the ymca. >> get back to sports because that's all we live, right?ssional. >> going to win a lot of games. >> bret: one week in washington. join us on fox news sunday with chris wallace, we'll speak to the national security advisor robert o'brien this weekend. i bet you that'll be an interesting interview. that's it for the "special report." fair, balanced, still unafraid. the "the story, hosted by martha maccallum >> martha: i'm staying here, you stain your england. thank you, bret. good to see you tonight. before we get to that tonight, the white house feels to be in full steam ahead mode in pursuit of diplomacy with iran despite democrats putting limits on democrats the president's action. president trump giving more information about attacks planned by qassem soleimani. watch this. >> did they have a large-scale attack plan for other embassies,

. >>> they didn't play ymca. what is wrong with me. what have i become. >> good morning everyone. >>> i want to mention the problem in san jose first. northbound 101 101 and 13th street. that crash is now beginning to stack things up on northbound 101. as a matter of fact i did not put that 101 san jose into my rundown so i'm going to have to do the hot change here. see if i can pull this off. let's see. if i do this and you will see that traffic is going to be stopped once it comes up. look at this. look at all that slow traffic because of this crash. the easy way to get around this is to not use 101 san jose. and we're going to, you know, so let me show you here. you can just come up and do this and go that way. that would be so much better for you. the rest of the valley looks good. we're going to keep an eye on that for you. let's talk about 280. there it is. and that's your friend right now into that west valley. speaking of friends. my weather friend is mr. steve paulson. >> thank you my traffic friend. dave matthews band will al

. >>> and today, coverage california is hosting a free clinic at the ymca.t down with the director who says at that clinic they'll be able to release more on the california healthcare laws to make healthcare more for are affordable to families. this year, the state of california, governor newsom passed a law that put more money on the table for middle class, california. it's really expensive but family of four making up to $150,000 may get financial help. on average they're getting $500 a month to lower their healthcare premium. >> organizers say they want to emphasize the importance of living a healthy lifestyle and getting medical coverage at any age and the deadline to get healthcare insurance is this friday. >>> tonight a one hour special on prince harry and meghan markle's decision to step back from their royal duties and their reaction. we'll see what led to their decision which was an unprecedented move, and the producer says they'll look into what may be next for the duke and duchess. the show airs tonight on ktvu. >>> plenty of entertainment heading

they cannot remember usmca, i said remember ymca. if you add the two words middle east at the end. well?, doesn't that work he is not getting it. he is not smiling. before i ran he was smiling, now he is not smiling. >> more nato personnel in the region? pres. trump: as opposed to us. this is an international problem. we can come home, we will this is ane home and international problem. we caught isis. wegot 100% of the caliphate, got thousands and thousands of isis fighters killed and thousands of thousands, tens of thousands are in prison right now. europe does not want them. they want to go to france, they want to go to germany, they want to go to these countries where they came from. that is their home. the u.s. is not their home. it is not fair we are holding these people and that other countries are not taking them because we are bearing the cost. i think nato should be expanded and we should include the middle east, absolutely. we paper a big percent of nato. -- we pay for a big percent of nato. if you speak to the secretary-general, who is doing a terrific job, he will tell

like the song ymca. think of the song, now everybody says it.hey don't remember the previous name. it was a bad deal, commonly known as nafta. >> everyone is so right about him. he is a genius. but it's not just branding. he's a brilliant businessman, too, a genius at finance. we got education on that from him, too. that from him, too >>> pop quiz, can you place where donald trump went to college? of course you can. it was the prestigeous wharton school of finance. how could anyone forget? he told us this constantly on the campaign trail. that's how he knew he was a business genius. of course we came to find out he was not such a great student that needed help from his daddy and brother to get in the school. then he went on to squander his inheritance and lost a billion dollars over the course of ten years. but he did develop a keen understanding of the subject matter. stock market at all-time high. your 409 ks doing? only 50% up? what are you doing wrong? i don't even have a 401(k). which is definitely up. that was the trending term on the twit

. ♪ ♪ ymca ♪.esident trump signed a massive umc a trade deal at the white house today but is hardly a bipartisan celebration. he left the democrats off the guest list. but regardless writing him on the victory lap it is a huge win for the american people. watch. >> today we are finally ending the nafta nightmare and signing into law a brand-new u.s. and mexico canada agreement, very special. [applause] very, very special. [applause] the usmca is the largest, fairest, most balance in modern trade agreement ever achieved. there is never been anything like it. kennedy: we are changing our motto to fairest most balance. the trade commission says a deal could create 176,000 jobs. so is the usmca to cash cow the president says it is or we all about to get sent to the slaughterhouse like democrats would have you believe. the man panel back to party. you are the many experts so i will turn to you. a lot of libertarians very skeptical about the usmca. it could be very restriction us and if there are a few i

they cannot remember usmca, i said remember ymca. if you add the two words middle east at the end.esn't that work he is not getting it. he is not smiling. before i ran he was smiling, now he is not smiling. >> more nato personnel in the region? pres. trump: as opposed to us. this is an international problem. we can come home, we will this is ane home and international problem. we caught isis. wegot 100% of the caliphate, got thousands and thousands of isis fighters killed and thousands of thousands, tens of thousands are in prison right w.

teaming up with the ymca and lebron james and his company called uninterpreted to provide free one year members to qualifying teenagers. lyft said it is part of a plan called lyft up which is about providing transportation access for all. >>> a san francisco doctor is on the front lines of the battle to combat coronavirus. >> coming up, the scramble by scientists and global officials to make sure it doesn't spread into and the look at the legacy of the impeachment. a local expert said it could permanently change federal law. >>> and because of the live coverage of the impeachment trial this morning, today's new episode of the view didn't air in the usual time. it will air overnight so set 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.

reminds him of ymca. you were one of the earliest reporters to cover donald trump in the election. >> what do you hold me responsible for? >> not warning us. >> come on. >> have yourself a good afternoon, friend. >> want me to bring up the air checks? how about the world's greatest memory air check? >> have an excellent afternoon. you warned us. >> see you later. >>> thursday, january 9th. new information emerging of what may have caused a ukrainian airliner to crash minutes after takeoff from teheran's airport. multiple officials have told nbc news that u.s. intelligence officials have evidence that suggest that the ukrainian international airlines plane was shot down by an iranian missile. iranian officials say the boeing 737 aircraft had a sudden emergency and it was trying to return to the airport when it crashed. the crew, however, made no call for help. video emerged that appears to show the plane on fire and zigzagging across the sky moments before it went down killing all 176 people on board. the

a photo of him, was forced out of the white house after he had a sexual liaison with a man at the ymca in washington, d.c. he was charged with a crime on morals charges. and i mention that, in 1964 with where we are today, pete buttigieg, the south bend, indiana mayor, who is openly gay. now running for president. what does that tell you? >> i think openly lgbt candidates began running for office in the united states before stonewal were not generally successful, but they began to be successful in the early 1970's. the first were in ann arbor, michigan. city council members came out as gays and lesbians and then ran and won election. there was a state senator election, elaine noble and harvey milk winning for the board of supervisors in san francisco. shortly thereafter, a few governors, there still have been a kind of limit to that kind of success in electoral and appointed office, so we have yet to have an openly lgbt cabinet member. we have yet to have an openly lgbt vice president or president. >> do you think the country would've liked an openly gay man as president in 2020? >> it

it starts at 10 am at the ymca aquatic center. olympic swimmer nathan adrian will lead a swim class and he will be joined by cover california director pete lee. the deadline to register is january 31. >>> the investigation continues into the helicopter crash that killed kobe bryant and eight other people. the corners office was able to confirm the identities of all of the victims. a cell phone video emerged yesterday and appears to show the helicopter spinning out moments before the final fatal crash. the ntsb says the results of the investigation may not be released for at least another year. to a new way to honor the laker legend more than 2 million people have signed a petition to make kobe bryant the nba logo. it has support from stars like justin bieber, snoop dogg and asher. the nba has not commented on the petition. >>> we have super bowl coverage for you all morning long. the 49ers are getting ready for super bowl liv on sunday. michelle griego is live in miami this morning with more on the bus ahead of the game. michelle.