susan: zach, closing question? zach: chairman price, basically same question. does anybody had the leg up yet? chairman price: john delaney has been on the ground for 18 months. he has 20 staff on the ground, six office buildings. he has a start on the organizing side of it. it is still very early in the process and we're seeing new staff hires from other candidates getting into the race. we're looking arward to fun year ahead of us as this as -- this all plays out. susan: gentlemen, that is it for our time. c-span cameras are going to be at multiple events, including two likely new announcements, adn we'll be in both of your states. we'll be seeing a lot of you in the coming years. things for your time this week. and to our two reporters, thank you some much for your questions and for being on c-span's "newsmakers." *-* >> reports are that averting a shutdown is at an impasse. the number of detention beds that the immigration and customs agency would have access to led as democrats try to camp the number while find a way toy to away.violent criminals >> i thin

susan: zach, next question? zach: does that window the importance of the states when it could be up to 14, 15, 16 candidates? chariman buckley: if there's only 16 serious candidates, i'm going to be surprised. i think it's going to be a lot more than that. obviously, there's a history of folks, a few will drop out after iowa, a few after new hampshire, and then keep going through super tuesday. i think this is just really exciting. i will hope none of the candidates drop out, and that they really give as many states the opportunity to vote as possible. a that's something that we discourage. because we don't want to be the deciders of who is candidates or not, but really we're just making a recommendation on who we think are the top three or four, or in this case, the top dozen of the candidates. josh: chairman buckley, there's a huge democratic field, which is only going to be growing in the future. the one change in the rules is that we're not going to have superdelegate influence before the convention. i've ta

for zach's mum it's been a lifeline.derstands and understanding is so important to feel understood and to be helped. if they don't get help people with a brain injury can become isolated and struggle to control their impulses, and society pays a high price. studies suggest they're far more likely to commit a crime and wind up in prison. shockingly, around 60% of young adult offenders say they've suffered a brain injury. it can happen very young. yet the full effects lay hidden for years. neuropsychologist fergus gracey describes a brain injury as a biological earthquake. so you could injure your brain at around the age of say five, and you might see some difficulties there. but what you won't see is the difficulties that child might have at the age of say 15. so, five, ten years down the line we might see an adolescent who uses inappropriate language, whose behaviour is not right for the situation, who misses social cues. and that might be put down to that person's sort of bad behaviour, if you like. but really it's a co

zach: not backing down? without a doubt. one thing that came to my mind erai guess something in our is lieutenant travis manion, who graduated from the naval academy. andas in the marine corps he selflessly died in fallujah, but i am sure a lot of you know he sacrificed his life for his crewmembers. that is something that -- we get talk all these leadership lessons, but that is something that comes from within. that is a leadership quality that you should aspire to have. his famous quote is, if not me, then who? i believe that is something stephen decatur influenced. ann: we have a question way over here. another insider question. >> anyone on the panel, is the navy today promoting the risktakers, the decatur-like risktakers? >> first you have to find them to promote them. there have to be circumstances that bring forward the people who will take the great risk. it is very interesting that we have not had a major fleet reallysince 1940 five, 1944. the number of times that you have had actions between ships involving ships ha

well done, zach. for a decade cat struggled to peace him back together.ir lives. clinical psychologist doctor susanna watson put zach through his paces at the cambridge centre for psychological rehabilitation, a complex name for a simple idea. when i young person has had an injury like zack, they need all the expertise. what is great for the families is they come to the service and see everybody who they might need to see in one place, rather than going to multiple different services which can take years. than going to multiple different services which can take yearsm than going to multiple different services which can take years. it is a 1—stop shop to rehabilitate young people who have injured their brain. and the only service of its kind in the uk. in fact it is one ofjust a handful in the world. the centre pull together experts on the skills needed to rebuild a life for their children and for their families. their latest case, a girl who was hit by a car. i guess some of the bits of assessment there shows she may well not be fully taking on board thin

now -- >> let's talk to zach right now, zach wolf is here joining us from washington.s the cnn digital politics director. zach, you've been listening to us chewing over the 20 pages of testimony here. the president's former attorney and fixer is going to go in front of the nation and call the president of the united states, a racist, a con man, and a cheat. >> it's an incredible thing that we're about to see. he's about to essentially finger him as individual number one, in this -- you know, in his own legal problems, say that he gave the personal checks to avoid being detected for those payoffs to women alleging affairs. he's especially going to spill the beans on the president. i didn't -- reading over this. my jaw was kind of dropping to the ground at the language he was using. you know, just -- and to sort of end it with the draft deferments while trump is in vietnam. you know he's going to be burning the midnight oil, watching this unfold as he's trying to meet with world leaders with north korea's kim jong-un. >> and michael cohen, it's almost as if he's speaking

zach's a great kid, love to see him. beat him in virtual reality football and of course i gave him a really hard time about it. take a look. i want to remind our viewers right now that i just beat you in video football. >> you did, virtual. cheryl: you feel all right? you need a moment. >> as long as it's virtual reality and not reality, i'll be okay. cheryl: who you think will win on sunday? >> any time you look at a quarterback position, it's about looking at super bowls and wins, tom bray i brady is the best atg that. i'm not going against him this sunday. cheryl: when we were playing it, we were playing based on eight hours of sleep and they switched the game up on us and six hours of sleep. zach insists i only beat him because i was better at operating on less sleep which i do because i host the show every day. let's talk about another great football player that was with us. adam dylan, a wide receiver for the minnesota vikings, two appearances in the pro bowl, a great player. he's also an entrepreneur. we talked ab

. >>> let's bring in zach wolf live in washington where it's going to snow later today, zach, so we'recan get out of there about noon. look, this "new york times" reporting is exhaustive, it's four by lines, almost 5,000 words inside trump's angry war on the inquiries that surround him and it really shows a president that's being pressed on both sides. on the one side firing james comey, being investigated for obstruction potentially by robert mueller and on the oerd sigh by the sdny. installing a loyalist -- trying to install a loyalist to oversee the investigation of cohen. this is a battle on two fronts for this president. >> right, and, you know, it's not like matt whitaker -- he didn't make this request that the "times" reports early in his administration. it sort of suggests that he should know at this point even if he started from zero he should know he shouldn't be doing this kind of thing and yet he continues to do it i think is what you can take away. he has zero regard -- the president painted in this regard has zero regard essentially for the levers of justice and for this

so zach, i will start with you.emocrats need to do to counter that message and what should they say going forward to counter that? >> i think to some degree the democrats just need to be the adult in the room. right now there's a lot of rhetoric actually on both sides. animal seems a in a perpetual primary season meeting there was actually trying to govern toward the middle. everyone is trying to find some sort of extreme position to plant their flag with. i think of democrats can show that they can actually govern and not get caught up in a lot of this mess in the day-to-day new cycle i think they will be rewarded, they were rewarded in the midterms and i think they will be rewarded in the 2020 presidential. kristin: nathan, what about you? >> i have to agree with what zach friend is saying. the idea that democrats haven't been in the mainstream were so far out of the mainstream, was the result of the 2018 midterm elections. democrats won four more votes a republican spray they flipped one chamber of commerce, hous

>> zach: , well i think a couple of things.sonally and she deftly is a social justice person. i'm not surprised this is a position she is taking. but i think overall issues like this will continue to come up on a democratic primary when you don't have a clear front runner. these kind of issues, similar 2016 when you had seven republicans running and now president trump differentiated himself by taking what i think a lot of the republican establishment would have said pretty controversial stance on immigration. so all's well so primary, may be don't jive with a lot of general election voters into democratic bays so i think there is going to be some stuff the next month or two months that will be having the same conversations. >> mike: senator harris is not alone, take a look at elizabeth warm in new hampshire. >> we need to confront it head on. and we need to talk about the right things to address it and make changes. >> mike: tom come as there a fear is being seen as a moderate if not all land on delivered ideas? >> tom: well,

it looks extremely authentic and zach does a great job of portraying him. >> ladies and gentlemen, i. >> reporter: looking at bundy known as being handsome and charming before his brutal crimes were revealed through the eyes of his long-time girlfriend, played by lily collins. >> i feel like we're on top of the world. >> during this whole period from 1974 to 1978 was the period of most of his killings. >> he had this need for normalcy. he compartmentalized his life. he actually lived with a woman who thought he was prince charming. he was a wonderful boyfriend and by all accounts, a wonderful surrogate father to the daughter of elizabeth. >> you don't actually believe this garbage, do you? >> it's in all the papers, ted. >> we want to think serial killers are easy to identify and then we can avoid them. the truth is the opposite, particularly with bundy, he defied all expectations what a serial killer is. >> i'm more popular than disney world. >> elaborate eventually grew suspicious and reported him to police. but he continued to charm women and escape custody and found guilty of hor

because of what happened to zach, you must have been ona happened to zach, you must have been on a swifto in practice to a child or a person, the changes can come about? when this happened, i was called to school because it happened at school. when i got there, zach was like a drug person. you have dropped your son at school, he is five, he is fine, then he is like a he is five, he is fine, then he is likea drunk he is five, he is fine, then he is like a drunk person. he was ill. he collapsed in my arms. from that point on, it was shock but a motion to one side, logic, let's get this sorted out quickly. something is terribly wrong with our child. you we re terribly wrong with our child. you were on a mission to find out any potential avenues you could look at. that is the hard thing, as a pa rents, that is the hard thing, as a parents, single parents, of a child who has acquired a brain injury, you know nothing. you are looking at a blank canvas. you have to do, investigate online, see what is available. in my area of hertfordshire, there is no associations in the area. nothing for pa re

i want to go back to zach quickly.e have gotten a little bit of a an idea of what chicago police think was the motive here. it has been unfolded as it alleged to. you have to have a strong reason to do something like that, no? >> why would you do something that could be proven to be false so quickly, even i spoke to sources in his camp right before jumping on here and they're still stating that he is holding true to the story and he disagrees it is about a salary. . so what many people are fearful of is that he was using this incident to highlight his own beliefs around the president. if you look at the artists work in 2017, he relaceased a video that said fuw. it was violence based on race, gender, and sexuality. he has attacked the president on twitter, and he has a track record of trying to show our current administration not supporting people like him that are black and queer. so the big fear here is that he may have created a whole situation to highlight a reality that is happening every day, it was not true when

. >> i'm zach. zach truett, i'm the running back at bessemer?football players. >> ouch! you know, i was thinking about going and getting two cokes from that coke machine, but now i'm not so sure. i might just have to get one. >> i'm a dr. pepper girl. so -- >> see, that's a shame. >> ginger, can i get an iv in five? >> yeah, on it. >> i'm going to convert you. >> okay. >> jimmy: tim tew, everybody. "run the race" hits theaters next friday. >> thanks so mucyou guys. >> jimmy: congrats again to you. >> thank you, buddy. >> jimmy: congratulations, she's gorgeous. >> thank you. ac>> jimmy: we'll be right with a performance from avril lavigne, everybody. come on back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: performing the title track to her new album, "head above water," pleaseelcome avril lavigne. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ i've gotta keep the calm before the storm i don't want less i don't want more ♪ ♪ must bar the winds and the doors to keep me safe to keep me warm ♪ ♪ yeah my life is what i'm fighting for can't part the

zach -- hah hall lzack and andrew, thank you for weighing in. the race for 5g is in full swing.lcomm is vying to make sure it's chips are at the center of this next gen tech. we will discuss, next. "bloomberg technology" is livestreaming on twitter. check us out @technology, and be sure to follow our global news network, @tictoc, on twitter. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: a u.s. congressional panel asked facebook for a staff briefing on its privacy policy after a complaint to regulators claimed some users may have had their health data exposed, directly appealing to mark zuckerberg. the complaint claims some information shared in a closed facebook group was accessible to people not in those groups. qualcomm is introducing its second check to connect to the new generation of high-speed data transfers. increasing competitions and they hope a new chip will of what it disappointing repeat of the 4g -- avoid disappointing -- avoiding the disappointing repeat of 4g chips. >> they really want these services to come very quickly. --y believe if you look at what qualcomm has been doing -- e

is sarahreak it down -- zach -- sarah hall zach now.ch who joins us growth was basically nonexistent, they said they would cut costs which appeases investors, but i don't know how that improves the company down the road. >> i think the cost-cutting is a little perplexing. this is a company that implemented a $550 million per year cost-cutting program in 2017. most of us who watch macy's closely, we don't think the company's problem is loaded expenses. hasr problem is topline, it not made enough progress in connecting with the new generation of shoppers. aret of its initiatives bringing -- wringing more sales out of the shoppers it has as opposed to call getting new ones -- culminating new ones. there was a pretty bad weather this quarter. sarah: there was. that's my least favorite retail excuse, but there was issued there. they also cited hurricane expenses. there were a lot of those. folks were having to fix up their home and they weren't having to do that in fourth-quarter. home depot is still a healthy business. salesecasted for 5% growth in the year ahead. of mostld be the envy im

zach colins getting in the ear of klay thompson. both get technical fouls. after that it gets worse as draymond 14 is, green is called for a flagrant foul. they shot five free throws. steve kerr comes unglued and rightly so. he's ejected. the warriors score only 12 points in the 4th quarter and lillard from way downtown puts it away and the warriors go into the break with a defeated. yet they have won 16 of the last 18. >>> the only question for the cal bears are they going to win a pac-12 game again. it looks like they might. tip in, 9-point lead at halftime for the bears. cal ball. matt bradley for the bears will hit a clutch shot to tie it. they go to overtime. but it's all ucla. it will be chris smith going a winner on hand. jim plunkett checking out the cardinal, and oscar disylvia with a air ball. stanford down one, final seconds. bryce willis scores, 13.2 seconds left. stanford wins. >>> we got a little time to check this out. don't often see this. when did you see spicy shrimp cocktail. why are they doing this. >> that's a good question. that guy is

zach black-- thank you, zach.hen: pulls you out. pulls you out. >> first responders were unbelievable. montana highway patrol, e.m.s. we got away with a concussion, sprained ankle, 14 stitches on a chin, and my eight-year-old lost a tooth, but he's a hockey player, so he really likes that. he looks like ovechkin. >> stephen: that's leveling off. they call it leveling off. >> but i will tell you that i realize the reach of your show. in the next day -- >> stephen: we said something on the air about it. >> thousands of people e-mailed or texted. i had people from grammar school saying, "are you in a coma?" i'm like, "if i was, i don't know how i'm going to get back to you." but-- so if i didn't answer, everybody's okay. we are very blessed. thank god. please wear your seat belt s. >> stephen: sure, that's the most important thing. >> and thanks to the first responders? >responders. >> stephen: yeah. good to hear it. you just celebrated your tenth years hosting "special report." >> yup. >> stephen: after 10 years, ar

. >> first thanks zach from cloverdale in sonoma county, even see the snow-capped mountains in >>> coming up tonight on abc7 news at 6:00, mess in the north bay. continue the live team coverage on the flooding and storm damage there. spencer will update the status of the russian river, and what's to be done for those chased from homes. >>> plus pg&e back to bankruptcy court. looks into report that hints deadly camp fire could have been prevented. abc7 news at 6:00. >> finally tonight, most influential latin american rock band ever coming to bay area. >> oh, my gosh, i can't believe it. mana coming here, tickets on sale this friday for first tour in u.s. in three years. >> you like this band i know. from guadalajara, mexico, september 22nd, stops in l.a. and san diego too. >> for those who haven't heard of them, won four grammys and sold more than 40 million records worldwide since first performed decades ago. >> mana performing on "jimmy kimmel live" after abc7 news 11:00. >> first heard them 25 years ago in puerto rico, >>> tonight, the high stakes here in hanoi, and the high drama back

let's bring in cnn politics digital reporter zach wolf.rning. >> all of the candidates on the left are basically signing on with this, with the extension of sherrod brown from ohio. amy klobuchar is said to be occupying the moderate lane. here's what she said about the green new deal. >> i'm in favor of it simply because i see it as a framework to jump-start a discussion. i don't see it as something that we can get rid of all of these industries, or do this in a few years, that doesn't make sense to me. or reduce air travel. but what does make sense to me is to start doing concrete things and put some aspirations out there on climate change. >> so mental mentitch mcconnell mentioned there wants to get everybody on record. is that a shrewd move and how much will democrats regret this report of the green new deal? >> i think it's a completely shrewd deal. you saw the smirk on his face announcing it. that's as animated as mitch mcconnell gets. that's him giddy, i think, at the prospect of getting all of these people on board. i think the ques

zach garza lives in one of them. he recorded this video from his balcony as he returned home to grab a few items. he said the mudslide sounded like a freight train. >> right next to our bedroom, almost on top of the house, it felt like something was crashing down. >> reporter: garza is staying at a friend's couch for now. gordon is just simply feeling thankful. work to clear the debris where this all started will begin tomorrow. we really watched the community step up here for the woman involved, susan gordon. look at this, $20,000 has been raised already just today on her go fund me. for now, jobina fortson, "abc7 news." >> that is incredible. jobina, thank you so much. >>> this isn't the first time they've been hit with a massive mudslide. in 1982, a woman was killed and 600 people were ordered to evacuate for the same reason. the slide ripped a home from its foundation and sent it sliding nearly a block away, directly into another home. so much mud was dumped on 101, emrgency officials shut down the golden gate br

zach reid. you get a homer. you get a homer. five homers in all. giants clobber k.c. 15-2. meet the kids. the a's star pitcher of the future is jesus lazard owe. two scoreless frames, struck out three. get used to hearing his name. but the dodgers win this one by a score of 5-3. nfl news, the draft combine is this week. quarterbacks will workout saturday. 10:00 a.m. to noon right here on abc 7. all eyes will be on the heisman winner keilar murry despite being 5'10". louis riddick is a fan. >> 6'3", 6'4", pocket passer, limited mobility -- no, that's not the way, that's not the way it works any more in the if i feel. we see the game is much more spread out, more horizontal. i think this whole height thing had something to do with ideologies and beliefs based off of how the nfl used to be, not how the nfl is looking going forward. >> keilar murry special athlete for sure. abc7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. rock casino. after the do i use a toothpaste that whitens my teeth? or one that's good for my teeth? now i don't have to choose. from crest 3d white. the whitening

. >> reporter: we are right at the corner of geary boulevard and parker avenue, this is zach this is exactly where the explosion hit, you are looking at various crews trying to repave the area where the explosion was. the idea would be so they can eventually open up the street but a lot of activity going on right here now at geary boulevard and parker avenue to get this straight back to ready to be opened though it is going to be closed overnight because of all this activity. as you see right there, there is a big hole in the middle of the street, that is presumably where the explosion was. let's take some video from earlier so we can show you what it looked like, this happened about 1:18 this afternoon, some contractors were working on fiber-optic cables below the ground, somehow they punctured a pg&e gas line that sent flames flying into the air, more than three stories tall. and went on like that for more than two hours. san francisco firefighters came onto the scene, they could do nothing about that wall of flame, five buildings in the area caught fire as a result. so it was up t

here in the midwest, you will see zach parise and the minnesota wild hosting a blackhawks team that isfive points out of top position. and puck drop is about 20 minutes away. the "honda nbc sports desk." >> welcome in, and let's focus on the action. the lightning have been in first place for over two months. the rangers, it is a grind, but they are showing signs of

. >> zach efron makes a chilling transformation as america's northeast notorious serial killer ted bundyfirst trailer for extremely wicked, shockingly evil and vile. >> we made a decision that we didn't want him to mimic bundy. we wanted zak to headache htake approach. it looks extremely authentic. and zac does such a good job embodying bundy. >> the film looks at bundy noted for being handsome and charming before his brutal crimes were revealed through the eyes of his listening-time girlfriend. >> duringd you know, from 1974 to 1978 was the period of most of his killings. he had this need fornormalcy. you know, he kpormt liesed his life. so he actually lived with a woman who thoughts he was prince charming. he was a wonderful boyfriend and by all accounts a wonderful surrogate father to the daughter of elizabeth. >> you don't believe this do you? >> it is in all the papers. >> we want to think the serial killers are easy to identify and then question avoid them. but the truth is the opposite, particularly with bundy. he defied all expectations of what a serial killer. >> is i'm more pop

zach reid. you get a homer. you get a homer. five homers in all. giants clobber k.c. 15-2.5-2.5-.a's star pitcher of the future is jesus lazard owe. two scoreless frames, struck out three. get used to hearing his name. but the dodgers win this one by a score of 5-3. nfl news, the draft combine is this week. quarterbacks will workout saturday. 10:00 a.m. to noon right here on abc 7. all eyes will be on the heisman winner keilar murry despite being 5'10". louis riddick is a fan. >> 6'3", 6'4", pocket passer, limited mobility -- no, that's not the way, that's not the way it works any more in the if i feel. we see the game is much more spread out, more horizontal. i think this whole height thing had something to do with ideologies and beliefs based off of how the nfl used to be, not how the nfl is looking going forward. >> keilar murry special athlete for sure. abc7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. after the the one with the designer dog collar.(sashimi) psst. hey, you! wondering how i upgraded to this sweet pad? a 1,200-square-foot bathroom, and my very own spa. all i had to do

the band's mastermind, zach condon, has written songs called "bra "bratta slava," "brandenburg," andsic and songs. >> sometimes i catch flack for that. it's hard to title songs. i used to have this map sitting over the computer that i was recording on at the time. and i would u.s. kind of point. >> in fact, condon grew up in santa fe and rarely traveled. as a teenager, a job in a movie theater allowed him to escape. >> kinds of like an after-school job. $5.25 an hour, sweep up the popcorn. >> you liked it obviously. >> i mean, it had its perks. i hated it, but i loved the cinema. >> reporter: the cinema showed foreign films, and the foreign sounds got under his skin. >> i remember having this thought around the age of 15 which was essentially like there is this entire world of sound that we seem to be skipping right over, and it kinds of drove me nuts. >> condon began to collect exotic instruments and to record at home. you write your first album pretty much in your bedroom in santa fe. >> yeah. quite literally, yeah. and that's what you hear on it, too. >> in the beginning, were you

it's being called the biggest breakthrough since pro zach. the promising new depression treatment that works in hours stead of weeks. >>> plus, high scores and higher charges. how to make sure your teenager doesn't rack up major chargescan your credi. >> the fact that it can happen is really scary. >>> i've got a couple of nice days out there. your thursday-friday looking good, but, yes, tracking weekend snow. works quickly, it could so the first significant new drug to treat depression since prozac in the late 1980s. a it nasal spray that delivers the active ingredients from the drugetamine, which was once popular club drug. today an fda advisory boardre mmended that the full fda approve s ketamin from johnson & johnson. the goal is to help patients who have not benefitted from other anti-depressants. >>> we've got a for parents whose kids love those video games. many video game onsoles allow you to buy things directly through the system. and those charges can add up. one family learned that the hard way when they found themselves on the hoo

when klay thompson elbows zach cog lines on the drive. okay. it's an offensive foul.hen they exchange words. happy valentine's day to you. you never see klay get mad like this. very rare. so he was hot. seth curry taking big brother to the rack. oh, just like the backyard. seth goes for 11. blazers pull away in the fourth and steve kerr frustrated with a call against draymond green, just explodes and smashes a clipboard. so he gets ejected, and the warriors end up losing, 129-107. steve going nuts. kevin durant had to yank him away. they hit the break with a record of 41-16. >>> college ball. the bears 0-11. cal taking on ucla. tied at 61. under a minute to go. chris wilkes the triple. 25 for him. ucla up by three. 30 seconds left. score. they go to matt bradley. we're tied at 64, and it's on to overtime. in the ot, ucla's chris smith looking him work here, working on the glass, and still working. and cal los75-67, o-12 in n n play. >>> jim plunkett alum. down 14 at one point to usc. final minute, stanford's down four. marcus sheffield hits the three. so now they're d

a decade ago, jack was at —— zach wa5 manage to get it?ghly intelligent child with a photographic memory, he was a natural sportsman, very happy all the time and to a child that was angry, toa the time and to a child that was angry, to a child that was physical, toa angry, to a child that was physical, to a child that screamed, to a child that had to learn how to use his limbs again. good catch! zack is to beat me up daily and say it was my fault. he wanted to die. zack wouldn't have shopped alone 5ix month5 wouldn't have shopped alone 5ix months ago and then he started coming here. this is the keynsham —— cambridge centre for psychological rehabilitation. the complex name for a bright idea. it is britain's only nhs1—stop shop to rehabilitate children with brain injuries back into family and school life. combining expert5 into family and school life. combining experts on emotions, language, medication, body movement and education. when a young person has had an injury like zack's, they need all the expertise and what is great for the famil

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now thanks to a pioneering unit in cambridge, zach is learning to live again.ry hectic sunday with the super vicar from suffolk. the stories that matter closer to home. i'm david whiteley and this is inside out. hello and welcome to the programme. now, we're using the internet more and more to help us with stuff around the house. smart technology to help make our lives easier,

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i spoke with one resident named zach garza.o the hill and after he saw that, he was just struck at how close this came to being more disastrous than it was. he said he didn't see the woman in the house in the duplex that slid down the hill, but he said he thought it was a couple hundred of yards. he said first he thought it was a deck and then it was much more than a deck. a short time ago a person who had been up there showed us some photographs of this scene. he wasn't able to give them to us. but it looks like somebody went along -- with a toy and just knocked it down. sticks and concrete, everything, spread all out. you've got a better view of it tan we have because you've seen some of the pictures. at this point they're still searching up there because this landslide took out four cars. they were convinced that nobody was in the cars, but they want to make certain. let's give you an interview with the emergency operations officer in sausalito. we spoke with him just a couple of minutes ago. >> the weather has done a number

games and it's been basically one frustrating draw after another after another after another was a sig zach same story yesterday why don't we take a look. dominated the early going torgan as firing a warning shot in the eighth minute frankford allowed back to create a series of chances then a second forcing kevin trapp to make his best save of the first half. frankfurt didn't even fire on target until the thirty ninth minute for a look cost each denied by a young zama then with the last kick of the first half danny de costa beat zama to open the scoring for the hosts i have cause to controlling unit time to go as man's corner and hitting the target. after that i instruct gave blood back few opportunities on terror a bit almost made it to nil his shot going just why i frankfurt seem to be running out of steam though and to zacharie up pounced on a defensive blackout to pull the side's level i try getting a hand to the ball but on able to stop it i said dream it should have netted the winner for gladbach as time expired but he bounced the ball over the net i won one the final score and both s

((zach scute, skier)) "bluebird skies you can see it all around you. the snow is soft and fluffy. nice and cold."4 and a half feet of snowed dumped on squaw valley resort over the weekend ((alexa cohen, 5 years old)) "it's fun, the snow is fluffy!" but it comes with some safety concerns.((will paden, director of avalanche control for squaw valley alpine meadows resort))"when you get that much snow that quickly, the avalanche danger really increases."it's why the resort closed down sunday.mountain operations teams worked through the day on avalanche controlto get it back open. ((will paden, director of avalanche control for squaw valley alpine meadows resort)) "there's a lot of options that we have. the most common option is to use explosives to actually start the avalanches." they used hundreds of small bombs to set off avalanches on the slopessometimes throwing the tnt from above, or setting it off remotely.it's all to make sure these avalanches don't happen when skiers and snowboarders are out.the resort, back open monday, and packed with eager skiers who waited out the st

((zach scute, skier)) "bluebird skies you can see it all around you. the snow is soft and fluffy.'s nice and cold."4 and a half feet of snowed dumped on squaw valley resort over the weekend ((alexa cohen, 5 years old)) "it's fun, the snow is fluffy!" but it comes with some safety concerns.((will paden, director of avalanche control for squaw valley alpine meadows resort))"when you get that much snow that quickly, the avalanche danger really increases."it's why the resort closed down sunday.mountain operations teams worked through the day on avalanche controlto get it back open. ((will paden, director of avalanche control for squaw valley alpine meadows resort)) "there's a lot of options that we have. the most common option is to use explosives to actually start the avalanches." they used hundreds of small bombs to set off avalanches on the slopessometimes throwing the tnt from above, or setting it off remotely.it's all to make sure these avalanches don't happen when skiers and snowboarders are out.the resort, back open monday, and packed with eager skiers who waited out the

want to be paid enough to live, living wage isn't a gift, t -- it's a right, writes ocasio-cortez, zachwith us along with national taxpayer's union senior fellow maddie. >> good morning. maria: dagen, this is getting worst and worst with ocasio-cortez, first i have to get your reaction to that exchange last night, ivanka trump and she fires back, ocasio-cortez. dagen: this is the classic you go something after cardi b for attention. i'm not equating ivanka trump with cardi b, this is mastery of social media that she continues to create attention of herself by going after the president's daughter, by going after somebody who is equally famous to get us to talk about it. again, it's like, you know what, you're not the only one, we all worked for tips and we still believe in part and some of the things that ivanka trump was saying, it's not the only lady whoever waited tables, aoc. >> part of the business to distract from the frequently asked question that aoc put out, didn't talk about minimum wage as much as guaranteed job for those unwilling to work and she hasn't answered the question

together to help venezuela this humanitarian aid is going into the country peacefully to save lives zach go in for the girl you money daria humanitarian aid has just been handed over to the president in charge of venezuela one quite out we demand that it be allowed to pass peacefully intervention territory so that it can help those who need it stopping it will be the attack on human rights would be a crime against humanity. well an army major says he's the fecht into the opposition at least eight members of the venezuelan national guard have also abandoned their posts colombian migration authorities released this video that appears to show three of the soldiers soliciting help from colombian offices or venezuela has a long and poor us border with its neighbors colombia and brazil stretching from more than four thousand three hundred kilometers its border with syria and that to the east is disputed now some key land crossings of turned into flashpoints in this crisis most of the foreign aid sent so far has been stockpiled in the colombian city of brazil has also moved a towards its border

zach was hoping to get to work but realized by 7:00 a.m.6:00, probably 1 1/2 feet lower. maybe if i would have tried then, could have got through. >> reporter: authorities pushed back barricade another mile. here's why. water we drove through as we headed further from guerneville. but forestville residents were surprised. cindy was told couldn't go back to her home. >> left 7:00 this morning and it was fine, then heard the river was cresting, thought i better get home. obviously too late. >> reporter: heard guerneville but expecting forestville to be this impacted? >> not at all. >> driveway at inn flooded this morning. one tried to leave, didn't make it. >> decision to take rental car through waist high water, 2/3 of the way and car stalled. encourage anyone watching, do not try to go through any water over a foot high, you never know. >> reporter: employees carried suitcases through the water as guests walked up and around the property to get out. people allowed in with the national guard or firefighters with boats and jetskis or a county

wow, that's great to hear, amazing singer, zach says dolly parton carrying her own tribute.er new song, still coming out with music, red shoes, she had red shoes and it was a really good song. rob: 40-year career. yeah, carley, thanks so much. 45 minutes after the hour, amazon now reportedly we thinking its plan for a new new york headquarters after serious of protests, big story, live with the latest on the company's plan. jillian: first let's check with steve doocy. good morning, steve. >> hey, jillian, rob, hope you join us. regarding news of the day, it sounds like a border talk in washington, d.c. has completely broken down all over the number of beds that ice would be able to put. here to talk about the latest with kellyanne conway and former acting director knows and talk to him about with stuart varney and busy 3 hours, working 6:00 to 9:00 right here in the channel that you trust for morning news. rob: easy hours. [laughter] >> look who is talking. [laughter] >> i'm working 5:00 to 6:00. jillian: coming right back. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ the russell

not take, reparations for african-americans which let's bring in our panel, democratic strategists zach friend, cofounder of real clear politics tom bevan and senior columnist. i would like you to react to it. >> when we talk about recognizing the inequality, inequity it is not about saying i'm trying to take from those who played by the rules and work tied. good for you, keep it. i am saying we need to be honest and address that not everyone has an equal opportunity to access success and we've got to address that. >> $1 trillion or more to the african-american community the way to go? >> i think a couple things. i know senator harris and she is a social justice person and i'm not surprised this is a position she has taken but if this comes up in a democratic primary when you don't have a clear front runner in these issues similar to 2016 when you had 17 republicans running, one way donald trump differentiated himself was making what a lot of the republican establishment would have several controversial stances on immigration. so too in the democratic primary there will be stances that

((zach scute, skier)) "bluebird skies you can see it all around you. the snow is soft and fluffy.s nice and cold."4 and a half feet of snowed dumped on squaw valley resort over the weekend ((alexa cohen, 5 years old)) "it's fun, the snow is fluffy!" but it comes with some safety concerns.((will paden, director of avalanche control for squaw valley alpine meadows resort))"when you get that much snow that quickly, the avalanche danger really increases."it's why the resort closed down sunday.mountain operations teams worked through the day on avalanche controlto get it back open. ((will paden, director of avalanche control for squaw valley alpine meadows resort)) "there's a lot of options that we have. the most common option is to use explosives to actually start the avalanches." they used hundreds of small bombs to set off avalanches on the slopessometimes throwing the tnt from above, or setting it off remotely.it's all to make sure these avalanches don't happen when skiers and snowboarders are out.the resort, back open monday, and packed with eager skiers who waited out the s

. >> reporter: 55 -year-old zach anderson is a believer, too. abused as a child in teen, and a drug addict for some 30 years, downtown streets has now restored his faith. >> now i am in charge of people. i have never been in charge of no knowing in my life not even myself. they teach you things but they make you earn it and they never give up on you the greatest thing. >> life is about working hard, achieving, working hard, achieving, and that is what we do here. >> reporter: they have done it very well. so much so san jose is about to expand the program and give some of the downtown street workers full time pay. they are currently in 13 cities and in the next six months they will be expanding as well into other cities. a successful model but like anything that works well it will take time but they are chipping away. >>> ktvu your home for complete spring training coverage for both the a's and the giants. >> spring training's first game this afternoon. fans eager to see the teams in action but weather might not cooperate. >> joining us live from

but lieutenant zach perin with the palo alto police believe it's the same man in both cases.ver been charged in either case. we wanted to hear from muller ourselves. his attorney did not want him to speak to anyone. however, muller wanted to see a producer. we spent 30 minutes talking to muller through glass on the phone. no recording, no note-taking. >> what was it like? >> we were joking, he was telling about the books he was reading. >> what happens if he is found guilty of the crimes? >> he wouldn't say he was guilty of anything. >> we said, we found a woman who matched denise huskins and samantha's case. >> he denied knowing anything about samantha's case or the one in palo alto. then she asked about denise huskins. >> he looked at me and said, can you imagine being awakened in the middle of the night, taken from your home, sexually assaulted, you're brave and then it's used against you by police? there were tears in his eyes. >> putting on a show? >> he might have been putting on a show. he's very, very smart. >> then he was eager to talk about his own troubles. >> he w

. >> to get back to zach's points maybe there should be antitrust regulation, if you will, on the onlinee implying. that's another area i'm not worried about. 50 years ago saying if the billboard manufactures got together and say we have to crackdown on that and there's only one or two out there and they're taking up all the highway space. there will be some technology that replaces it just like everyone was worried that netscape would dominate the browser and they were a monopoly and then back soft came along. competition takes care of these monopolies a lot quicker and more efficient than the government does. david: good stuff, gary. well, delta and coca-cola are now apologizing for an idea that has gone wrong. why they are saying sorry for something critics are calling kind of creepy. that is next. ♪ live from the starlite lounge. ♪ one plus one equals too little too late ♪ ♪ a sock-a-bam-boom ♪ who's in the room? ♪ love is dangerous ♪ but driving safe means you pay less ♪ ♪ switch and save ♪ yes, ma'am excuse me, miss. ♪ does this heart belong to you? ♪ ♪ would you like it anyway? [