rosemary shows us some things to do before settling in to watch the super bowl. >> knocking on weekend's door. and the festivities continue around the bay area. in the east bay, celebrate the year of the rat with live performances and family activity happening in the heart of oakland's china town on sunday. the free event is 11:00 to 3:00 at the asian cultural center. at the alameda county fairgrounds, it is the final lantern festival. a walking safari of lanterns. and other perform ans. the free seevent saturday from 11:00 to 4:00. in the north bay, enjoy the annual chinese new year celebration in santa rosa complete with a catered buffet dinner, and live entertainment for the whole family. this takes place at the santa rosa veterans memorial building. crab lovers can head to the 31st annual great sonoma crab and wine fest this weekend at sonoma county fairgrounds where you can enjoy award-winning wines, gourmet hors d'oeuvres, followed by a live auction. the indie fest in its 21st year, showcasing nearly 80 original, independent independent films. in sports sparks are home, warriors ar

rosemary has your weekend watch. >> closing in on a holiday weekend. the focus for many will be celebrating dr. martin luther king jr. alongside the annual woman's march and rallies. on the peninsula, the cal train nor celebration train will run on thursday. in san francisco, 2020 mlk jr. celebrations, the film and music festival is happening monday attiera buena center for the arts and gardens. the women's march of san francisco starting with a rally at civic center plaza followed by a march. the women's march san jose will begin at city hall, followed by a march to the arena green where there will abe rally and call to okay. in the east bay, the women's march in oakland is saturday. in the north bay, it's a winter wonderland in sonoma county where you can spend two days meeting wine makers, tasting limited productions, new releases and library wines. participating wineries will highlight a vintage varietal or vertical tasting for the weekend inform sports, niners host green bay here at home. warriors are home. sharks are on the road. >>> the police c

this was really a case of piling on for this homeowner, rosemary yates. she lost her home more than two years ago. she was very close to completing this new home when last weekend, some teenagers decided to break in, party, and trash it. >> so we see the two girls coming up the stairs. >> reporter: she said it was caught on her security cameras and police are looking at social media videos like the one at the raging teen party that happened in her new home. >> i just saw this horror. what happened? it was fast a tornado had gone through my house. >> the window is down there. >> reporter: they apparently got in throug a window and over the next six hour, police estimate 40 to 80 kids came and went. leaving behind pie of garbage and thousands of dollars in damage. >> they took one of these article chairs and threw it. they took out the header, took out the stairs, part of the wall. >> reporter: and with no working plumbing, they even urinated on the floors and used a closet as a toilet. >> vomit, pee, oh. i mean, alcohol, the smell of pot. >> reporter: a sa

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the homeowner rosemary yates tells me she lived here for more than 20 years and raised her fami here so you can only imagine how she felt when it was destroyed in the tubbs fire. she says she chose rebuild that this was the only place she considered home, so of course you can only imagine again how she felt. >>that she would turn over the weekend find all of that destruction. she says she left her home friday night and not even a couple hours later that's when 2 teens broke in the party started they were jumping on the table you saw them to do that in the video. >>they then took one of these chairs. us on the top of the wall. >>down on the wall below rose mary tes is now dealing with thousands of dollars in damage. after teams broke into her unfinishesanta rosa home friday night and threw a party who is here with my fiance we left the property at 5.24. the 5.28. that camera that you just saw picked up 2 girls coming up the back steps. he'd says they got in through a window propped open the gate and people started showing up this was all caught on home surveiance system you see couple

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this is what's happening inside rosemary son saw the party happening on social media and recorded from a public snapchat page just one not they threw chairs. >>it walls, destroy floors or there's holes in walls and then just the massive. human biology, the vomit, the p the. that alcohol, the pa a of that stuff was just sprayed all over my house, it says she's vastated from the mess she spent the last few years rebuilding his home after burned to the ground during the tubbs fire. >>now she wants justice before it happens to another family devastated right now, but it made me so mad, it's that i wanted to. the help i brg these people to justice and what i have found just in the last few days since this has occurred is that. >>my house is only one of many hous that this is happening too and that these teens they post a map they target your property and they come in and they vandalized at santa rosa police confirmed that they are investigating this case and say unfortunately this is nothing new these sort of parties in these vacant homes have been happening for some time now. >>was mary sa

>>the homeowner rosemary yates tells me she lived here for more than 20 years and raise her family here so you can only imagine how she felt when it was destroyed in the tubbs fire. she says she chose rebuild that this was the only place she considered home, so of course you can only imagine again how she felt, but she returned over the weekend to find all of that destruction. she says she left her home friday night and not even a couple hours later that's when 2 teens broke in the party started they were jumping on the table you saw them to do that in the video. >>they then took one of these chairs. us on the top of the wall. >>down on the wall below rose mary yates is now dealing with thousands of dollars in damage. after teams broke into her unfinished santa rosa home friday night and threw a party that was here with my fiance we left the property at 5.24. the 5.28. that camera that you just saw picked up 2 girls coming up the back steps. he'd says they got in through a window propped open the gate and people started showing up this was all caught on home surveillance system you see

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your own garden lupin's brilliant lavenders lots of herbes things like margarine and time and sage rosemary they're all really good for. them as well so you know what's not to like. one thing you won't find is insecticide. just tired is my advice i've got a big garden but i somehow manage to produce lots of fruit and vege lots of pretty flowers and i don't use any pesticides i haven't done for years. and i'm not a lawyer and fronts recently banned pesticides for use in urban areas really completely the whole country so you know paris from now on. is still just as beautiful in the parks and everywhere not going to be overrun with dandelions and cockroaches i'm sure. some cities did this years ago toronto pesticides more than a decade ago and toronto is still standing i we could get rid of pesticides completely from our cities and it would be good for babies and butterflies and good for people to. an hour's drive away. you could be a power plant and eco volunteer you showing the time to say that you did you know it's a. gulf coast you know you talk. a little but it's a lot of just to keep cab

your own garden lupin's brilliant lavenders lots of herbes things like margarine and time and sage rosemary they're all really good for the bees and cope with them as well so you know what's not to light. one thing you won't find is insecticide. just tired is my advice i've got a big garden but i somehow manage to produce lots of fruit and vege lots of pretty flowers and i don't use any pesticides i haven't done for years. and i'm not a lawyer and fronts recently banned pesticides for use in urban areas really completely the whole country so you know paris from now on. is still just as beautiful in the parks and everywhere not going to be overrun with dandelions and cockroaches i'm sure. some cities did this years ago toronto pesticides more than a decade ago in toronto still standing we could get rid of pesticides completely from our cities and it would be good for babies and butterflies and good for people to. an hour's drive away you could be a power plant and eco volunteers you showing the time to say did you get your say. you got a car. a little bike it's a moment just to keep cabins o

rosemary doyle lived in this house for 13 years with her late husband. she tells me she felt relatively safe, living just across the road from the local fire station. but nothing here has been spared. and then i stood across the road and just watched it burn, room by room, which was really, really difficult. the last room to burn was where i'd left my husband's ashes. soaring temperatures, strong winds and relentless drought have made it impossible to stop the trail of these huge fires and with no rain predicted, australians will now head into the new year with the threat of more blazes looming over them. shaimaa khalil, bbc news, balmoral, new south wales. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: celebrations continue around the globe as millions welcomed the new decade with fireworks. the most ambitious financial and political change ever attempted has got under way with the introduction of the euro. tomorrow in holland, we're going to use money we picked up in belgium today. and then we'll be in france and again, it will be the same money. it's just g

reporter: just weeks before her rebuild was complete a devastating set back for fountain grove resident rosemary yates. she says last friday dozens of teens broke into her home, had a party, and caused thousands of dollars in damage. walls have holes. an armchair was hurled downstairs. and a closet was used as a toilet. it's just the latest in a string of parties where young people find a home nobody is living in and share the address on social media. emily pope came home to find tvs and a computer stolen from her home in august. >> it's worth so much more than that because in my dining room there were cigarettes everywhere, there were packs of cigarettes. there was a box that had some pills in it. and there was glass everywhere. >> reporter: she asked a trend with kids at a local school to see if they knew about a party. >> she sent me a screen shot with a photo of my front door, my address, and a time saying party at 9:00. >> reporter: she says the teens came back to her home the following night when she was home with her three children. >> i started taking photos of their license plates. and

rosemary writes vinegar brown sugar all boiled and silver. quick silver. it was the obscure princess. charlottesville virginia. she learned to say god save the king. they married six hours after they met. he have the marriage bedroom decorated with 700 yards of large basins of goldfish. because nothing like you having a bowl of goldfish. they have the union approved fertile she produced children with lunar regularity. they see the personal care responded. he has been invested with his kids. he is easy enough to dislike. the war he chooses to wage and he chooses to wait it because he is the hardest of the hardliners in london is brutal, bloodied and often savage unlike modern more killing in war killing an 18th century is usually intimate at close range often with the unit. this 18th century musket was mostly inaccurate. and almost hopeless beyond a hundred yards. in the fight at lexington that they conquered on april 191975. the rebels fired at least 75,000 rounds but only one in every 300 bel ballots actually hit a red coat. the shots around the world wer

[laughing] rosemary, rice, vinegar, brown sugar all boiled in silver, and insecticide, wormwood, vinegar, line, quicksilver. he married an obscure drab german princess charlotte as in charlotte, north carolina,, charlottesville, virginia, church allegedly not save the king on the harpsichord on the voyage from germany to england. they married six hours after they met. he of the marriage bed decorated with 700 yards of blue damask and large basins of goldfish. because nothing says i love you like a bowl of goldfish. [laughing] the happy union proved fertile. to produce children with lunar regularity come eventually the number 15. and we see in a personal correspondence that george is a caring father. he's invested in the rearing of his kids. through all the secrets they got the proper course for the empire, for the monarchy, and for his people. he's enough to dislike but impossible i find to detest simply to dismiss as a reactionary autocrat. the war he chooses to wage adages is to wage it because he is the hardest of hard-liners in london, is brutal, bloody and often savage. unlike moder

[applause] rosemary: good afternoon. thank you all for coming out here tonight, or this afternoon i should say, to hear from another presidential candidate. it is so great to live in the state of iowa, where other states who are -- who would like to be active,

i'm rosemary church. >> i'm michael holmes. we continue our breaking news coverage. iran has retaliated for the killing of its top commander and now the wait is on for washington's response. iran launching more than a dozen missiles at bases housing u.s. forces in iraq.

. >> and i'm rosemary church from our world headquarters in atlanta, this is "cnn newsroom. ". ♪ >>> well, on the first day of the u.s. president's impeachment trial, putting forlgt a dozen amendments. republicans republicans refusing to give an inch. the procedural rules drag on and the shorter it went, the shorter the tempers. with democratic impeachment managers exchanging insults and accusations. >>> at one point jerry nadler accused republican senators of a cover up. president trump's lawyer shot back. fireworks brought the first public rebuke by chief justice john roberts. >> i think it is appropriate at this point for me toed a monish both in equal terms to remember that they are addressing the world's greatest deliberative body. one reason it has earned that title is because its members avoid speaking in a manner and useding language not conducive to civil discourse. in the 1975 swing trial a senator object whd one of the managers used the word petty fogging and they said the word ought not to have been used. i do think those addressing the senate should remember where they a

any bauer, aisha glover, rosemary hicks, and marcia marley. congratulations. [applause] >> they mirror our state and its diversity and breadth of experience and recognize economic development isn't 1-size-fits-all but that the unique needs of each business and each community must be given full consideration. we now know that some companies receive tax credits they did not deserve into credit for jobs they did not create. they didn't just hurt their own reputations, they hurt the reputations of the many more good corporate actors who have done exactly what they said they would do. i have spent over a year working alongside a senate president and speaker and many of you to create a new system of incentives, one complete with greater transparency and safeguards and common sense caps. once again i firmly believe a target and responsible incentive system is important to our economic future. we all share this view and we should have gotten this done. unfortunately the legislative session ended yesterday without a final agreement on tax incentives but today start a n

. >> once you mix it in there, add more rosemary in there. the idea of rosemary and lamb, it just works so well together. >> man, look at that. >> how that melts right into there like that. [ applause ] very good. >> this is the base of our nachos. this is how the nachos start, a little salt and pepper, set to go. >> a hot pan. >> you'll get going and turn off off and start putting our nachos together. of course, it wouldn't be nachos without a nacho cheese fountain, of course. >> look at this. [ applause ] >> yeah, but you revealed to me off camera this is actually a chocolate fountain you can get online, so a cheese fountain is in your future. >> if you don't have one like most of us don't you can get a ladle. that'll do? >> you always start off with a base that will be this gruyere cheese. and then we'll add the star of our show which is going to be this beautiful lamb. >> yes. >> again, you want to put it all over. >> keke is very excited. >> that's not just any lamb, that is lamb from new zealand. >> that's right. >> then we'll add -- >>

. >>> let's get over to rosemary orozco for the day and the weekend. sunday will be dry, right? >> sunday will be dry. it will be a fabulous day to be out at levi stadium watching the game. now let's look at the different types of numbers, how about the rainfall. the north bay, far north edges of the north bay picked up 2 to 2.5 inches. but even urban areas came in really well, san francisco 1.25 inches. the santa cruz mountains more than 1.50 inches. we have been talking about this, the best storm of 2020 thus far. cloud cover in place. a mix of sun and clouds today. this morning we are dealing with fog. visibility over santa rosa less than a quarter mile there at the airport. patchy, dense fog in the north bay valley locations as you head to areas of the sacramento and central valley it is fairly widespread and thick. fairfield reporting less than a quarter mile visibility right now. still snow in areas over the sierra, sierra foothills. the advisory for winter travel has expired but you will still find slick roads and you will still need the chains and snow tires. throughout

. >> reporter: in an exclusive interview with abc news steven's sister rosemarie says the reality was much darker. >> i think my brother was screaming for his life. >> reporter: steven clayton was found dead on july 2018 at the bottom of the stairs of his lake whaley home. police initially thought he had suffered a fatal fall or a heart attack, but rosemarie says lana immediately started acting strangely. >> financial records, papers, artwork, mementos, everything you can think of that she could throw into the fire pit, she threw into the fire pit, including their bed. >> she threw their bed into the fire pit? >> reporter: she says her brother's will also seemingly vanished. >> so your brother told you he had a will? your nephew saw the will, and now the will is gone? >> that's right. >> and nobody knows what happened to it? >> reporter: after getting toxicology results, officers called to the clayton house reported finding several suicide notes, the house full of gas and lana clayton lying on her bed breathing but unconscious. after recovering in the hospital she was arrested in stev

rosemary, you are tracking some rain. >> yes. we have another wave of light rain coming our way. a little bit of snow in the sierra. it is wintertime. we are used to big winter storms. we do have a decent one on the way. let's take a look at the cloud cover that we are seeing on the satellite view. the rain to the north. not going to impact the evening drive. just a little bit right over lake county, maybe a few sprinkles over sonoma county. it takes into the evening hours before we see the rain arrive. snow in the sierra with the winter weather advisory. snow levels down to 3500 feet. this advisory is until 10:00 tomorrow morning for hazardous driving conditions. there will be another one coming on wednesday as well. here is the future cast view for you into late tonight, late evening we will call it. 10:00 or so. the rain is moving through. not a lot associated with it. a tent of vintage or less. northbay likely to pick up more than the rest of us. here is tomorrow morning. already drying out. there is some good news. tuesday will be a dry day. wednesday starts out dry. stays d

. >>> let's bring in rosemary once again for a look at your forecast. by, can't get enough of that sunset. >> i know, isn't that amazing? a mix of sun and clouds after a about this shot here of the sunset over in san francisco it's a we will have an increase in cloud cover. sweeping through the bay area. by tonight, scattered showers included. here's a look at storm tracker two. you can see the brunt of the storm to the north of us as it begins to flip in just a little bit closer. we go and take a look at the rainfall. it's about you pia picking up on here. we are still fairly almost 100 miles away from that. we will see that ringmaster. it's going to be a very weak system increasing clouds tonight. scattered showers to look second at about 8:00, 9:00. lasting into tomorrow. partly sunny skies. just a slight chance of showers. here's now about 5000 feet. new adventures in place for winter travel. but always a good idea to have the chains or the snow tires if you're thinking about heading up. here's a look at the future cast for you getting into the even

. >> let's turn the attention to the weather and bring in meteorologist rosemary rose. it looks like rain is on the way. >> tomorrow morning it will arrive. that looks like for the time being it will miss a morning commute. it moves in soon thereafter. where looking at the estuary toward san francisco giving you a look at sfo where the cloud cover is thicker. and we can't see the pretty colors in the sky. 54 in san francisco. 55 in oakland. 50 seven at santa clara. temperatures warm and today despite the cloud cover. around the bay, oakland three. the wind is generally light to even call more like livermore and sfo. and calm conditions reported in santa rosa. all that cloud cover continuing to pull in ahead of the system that will bring us rain for tomorrow. the chance for scattered showers turns on through the morning hours. here's a look at 7 am for areas over lake county and there is over sonoma picking up light shower at 70. some of us may have a few sprinkles getting into the morning. and you see on the coastline as well. it will hold off for the most part. about 1

jenny bower, ayesha glover, rosemary hicks, and marsea marley. congratulations, ladies. [ applause ] they -- they mirror our state in its diversity and breadth of experiences and they recognize that economic development isn't one-size-fits-all but that the unique needs of each business and each community must be given full consideration. we now know that some companies received tax credits they did not deserve and took credit for jobs they did not create. they didn't just hurt their own reputations, by the way, they hurt the reputations of the many more good corporate actors who have done exactly what they said they would do. i've now spent well over a year working alongside the senate president and speaker and many of you, actually, to create a new system of incentives, one complete with greater transparency and safeguards and common sense caps. once again, i firmly believe a targeted and responsible incentive system is important to our economic future, period. we all share this view. and we should have gotten this done. unfortunately, the legis

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. >>> the sunshine is here, rosemary. >> yes. although we started way chillier this morning than yesterday, we are now having temperatures above. giving you alive look into the south bay. it is going to be nice weather for the big game on sunday. right now, a bit of a chilly one. santa rosa reporting 45 degrees. santa rosa started out with fog this morning. and that helped to keep the temperatures down. 49 in san francisco. low 50s, oak low. san jose coming in at 53. take a look. warmer than we were yesterday. more sunshine today. 5 degrees warmer in napa. livermore and san jose 7 degrees warmer. into the weekend, subtle changes expended. here's a look at some of that cloud cover with a mix of sun and clouds expected for the next few days. we are looking at tahoe where some areas reported 1 to 2 feet of new snow over the last 24 hours. areas over alpine reported close to 20 inches. we are seeing that area dry as well. the advisory for winter travel expired this morning. we've saw a few scattered showers and now we are looking a p

. >>> back here in the bay area, let's check in with rosemary, we can see the clouds rolling in. >> yes, the clouds ahead of some rain that we are expecting by tomorrow. at the moment, it looks like it will miss the morning drive. but as we know, mother nature has the right to change her mind, she can push the storm ahead just by an hour or two, and next thing you know it is right on top of us. you a look at storm track it 2, a lot of grace.-- some temperatures a little warmer than yesterday but for the most part, not a lot of change going on. the entire state, the entire west covered with clouds, even into montana we have got washington, oregon, all covered in the gray sky today. here's a look at the futurecast model. it is not going to go away. tomorrow morning we wake up again. here is 8:00 in the timestamp took it looks like, at least for the time being, we are going to have a dry morning commute. that begins to change by about 9:00 or 10:00 over the north bay, then as we get into the central bay it looks like it will take into the afternoon, which means it could hang around for the

rosemary, we are expecting some rain? >> yes. tomorrow at this time, definitely a different look. well, that is a nice one. as we little bit closer to sunset, a lot of blue skies ever had. plan of such and to get right. there's a nice view for you there at the golden gate bridge. temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s this afternoon. there's a look at storm tracker 2. you can see is quite a one there after a very chilly start today. temperatures warmed up nicely. at least relatively speaking. this winter, after all. here's a view of some of the activity going on. areas ever washington and oregon eventually, it's going to slip into california. for us, it looks like it will come in the evening hours. we will see increasing cloud cover by the afternoon. so, for tomorrow, we start out very cold once again. mostly clear skies. increasing class by the second part of the day. by the evening hours, scattered showers will develop. no advisors in place for winter travel. here's a view here of what we can expect tomorrow morning. there you go. their reign stillwell offshore to the second p

here is rosemary with our weekend watch. >>>inching into the weekend, here's what is happening around the bay. oakland restaurant week is underway with special events, menus and deals being offered in multiple eateries around the city or had to oakland chinatown featuring dragon and line dancing, music, martial arts and vendors happening at pacific renaissance plaza. >> in the north bay the napa light festival does start, you can see the original artwork created by local and international artists, and a dozen locations in downtown napa. the hot air balloons will also be displayed as the art after dark experience. >>> in the south bay car enthusiast will gather at the san jose convention center for the silicon valley auto show will you will find electric cars, concept cars, luxury models, test rides will be available. >> in san francisco it's the final weekend of cirque du soleil running through sunday . or join in the laughter at the sketch fast a two week event of comedy sketches, work shops and other activities happening a

. >> let's check in with rosemary there. we will get our forecast on a mixed bag day here. good morning. >>> a morning to you. we're waking up just a tad bit soggy with those mostly cloudy skies still outdoors. here's a look at stormtrack or 2, picking up on light rain over areas of the north bay. this is the area that is actually accumulated a few 107 inch, definite a 10th of an inch reported here and there. between here and palomar, nevada, we will have scattered showers and toward the west, if you scattered showers. coming in this morning, over areas of oakland, not a lot you can see from the radar, but there is drizzle out there. we do have some falling below the radar beam as well. >>> to in addition to a bit of soggy weather, we have a little bit of fall out there. santa rosa reporting to miles visibility. for the rest of us, a-ok. we will continue with partly cloudy to mostly cloudy's guys before we do begin to clear out. winter coming in from the south anywhere from 5 to 10 miles per hour. a bit of a breeze. there's a look at your future cast. as we roll through the

. >> i don't know, rosemary, if you want to get into this debate. >> i think he was having fun with it. he is played for both winning teams. i think secretly is probably going for the 49ers. struck at this hour, we do have cloudy skies, rain falling in some areas. here's a look at the state of california, where you can see the northern half is seeing some rain as well as snow. snow in the sierra for us as well. will take a look at what is going on at home. we do have a lot of scattered shower activity over areas of the north bay. some at as well. as we stretch towards mill valley, we have some falling over areas. it looks like right as you approach the richmond, san rafael bridge. a few sprinkles over areas of the coastline. san mateo, the san mateo bridge and even those into the east bay we go. we have some drizzle falling below the east side of livermore. we have some light shower going on there. a little bit of snow already falling in the sierra. here's a look at the future cost model for us. moving into your lunch hour, the north bay still covered in it. but creeping into the centr

. >> and i'm rosemary church from our world headquarters in atlanta, this is "cnn newsroom. ". ♪ >>> well, on the first day of the u.s. president's impeachment trial, putting forlgt a dozen amendments. republicans republicans refusing to give

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i'm rosemary church. >> and i'm michael holmes. we continue our breaking news coverage of the death of kobe bryant, the former lakers star dead in a helicopter crash on sunday at the age of 41. >> he and his 13-year-old daughter gianna were among nine people killed when the aircraft

let's bring in rosemary orozco, with a look at the weekend weather. >>> we were talking just a few moments ago how it is a little warmer out there. even mid to upper 60s reported over areas of the south bay today. giving you a look over san francisco where we are, mostly cloudy. the winds have been generally light, storm tracker 2 noticed some green on the screen and we may have a few sprinkles along highway one, areas of the north bay, east bay shores, san francisco. it is mostly evaporating before it hits the ground but we may have a few sprinkles going on out there. it definitely favors northbay for later today and into tonight. and then tomorrow we will get another chance before we all get a chance at that rain. here is a look at the system back in here. it will take another 24 hours or even longer than that. we are beginning to see some moisture over the bay area. here is your future cast into tonight, again if we stop around 8:00 or 9:00, lake county and sonoma county and the northbay, a better shot at seen rain then where we are central in south bay. those areas expected to stay dry

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or the positions of mostly advisory roles many believe they can still bring about political change rosemary reports now from. student activist and now district councillor kamil ja is one of nearly 400 local politicians elected to a district council seat in a wave of support for pro-democracy candidates last november district councillors have no direct governing role and deal mainly with local issues but yeah is hoping to change things i feel we are. about 70 to 80 percent time to do the work and then 10 to 20 percent for the. district and to. change. the antigovernment protests ha ha into the 8th month and while the intensity of demonstrations has reduced the pro-democracy march on new year's day still attracted hundreds of thousands of people many pro-democracy district councillors have vowed to press on with demands of anti-government protesters and one of these is that the government set up an independent commission to investigate l. . asians of police brutality during the protests. so far the government has agreed to one of their demands the withdrawal of an extradition that sparked the

[applause] before i introduce our next president, i want to say thank you so much rosemary for all that you do and everybody here in vinton who has worked their tails off these last few years and beyond, making sure that we flipped this congressional seat, and we put back --took back that u.s. house. i am so grateful every single day to get to represent this congressional district and in congress. i want to touch on something, and somebody i have been thinking about a lot of the last few days. we have been on the bus now for two days, another day to go tomorrow. but we started in dubuque. my hometown where i grew up in dubuque county. my parents were there and there was notably somebody who was not that i wish could have been. unfortunately, he passed away many years ago but he is somebody i think about often and that is my late grandfather who was a firefighter in dubuque. you see, he is the guy that when i was growing up, i would sit around the kitchen table with him when i was 10 after church on saturday nights and it would be my grandfather who was the firefighter and the democrat,

>>sheriff's office spokeswoman rosemary blanks, wade says so saw the woman on a san ancio sidewalk ring the early morning hours of new year's day 2018 she was waiting for a de, but instead of taking it so offered tdrive her. she hopped in and things took a turn for the worse so made an expected stopbehind a business along the 300 block of el camino ree it was there he requesd a sadistic payment but the victim ught back. >>she was able fight him off not only on one occasion but twice and the second time she was able to run to a gas station whershe asked for help and they called 911. >>investigators found so through a dna samp the processing took some time but they eventually found a mah processing dna and any time w have to use outside labs are resources often times cantake while but it's important that we don't give on our victs. no matter how lo it takes for this investigation to be completed blanks wade says t sheriff's office encourages the use ofride sharing services, but people should take the propesafety precautions when getting into someone else's car veriing the car that shows u

[applause] >> before i introduce our next president, i want to say thank you so much rosemary for all you do and everybody here in vinton who have worked their tails off the last two years and beyond making sure we flip this congressional seat and we took back that u.s. house. we could not have done it without you and i'm so, so combrafle every single day to get to represent this congressional district in congress. and before -- again, i want to kind of touch on something and somebody i've been thinking about a lot the last few days. you see, we've been on the bus now for two days. we've got another day to go tomorrow. we started in debuick, my hometown where i grew up in debuick county. my parents were there and notably someone who wasn't i wish could have within. up unfortunately he passed away and someone i think often, my great grandfather, ron can who was a firefighter in debuick. he's the guy when i was growing up i'd sit around the country table with him when i was 10 after church on saturday nights and it would be my grandfather who is the firefighter and the democrat, my uncl

loaf of bread , you know, go get the president on the phone so i went into the little anteroom and got rosemary wood on the phone. i knew the men down there to him and i said the president, the senator urban and senator baker would like to the president and she said hold on. i'll be back with you. well, you've got to remember all during that time president nixon had been saying the committee is out to get me area unknown to me, the president gets on the line and says senator urban, this is richard nixon. and he was talking to me, i blurted out unconsciously i said mister president, senator urban wants to get you. on the phone. and so we took the president on with senator urban and senator baker and they asked him, they said under the separation of powers that he should honor the subpoena and turn over, i'm not even talking about subpoenas at that time, he can turn over the tapes voluntarily and he said no and that'swhen the committee said they would have to subpoena the president . and then since there was no procedure for delivering a subpoena because it had never been done before, as the chie

we have time for last two questions so one for rosemary barton and then we'll go tom iverson. prime minister you feared the worst when you were asked whether you could rule out that this had happened. it may have been confirmed overnight but you obviously had her own concerns. can you just talk a little bit about what your reaction was when it was confirmed, were you outraged, just a swing to me what went through your head knowing that innocent lives were ta ken? went through your head knowing that innocent lives were taken? my first thought is for the families, the families that we have been getting to know over these past 24 hours through news articles and reports back from the various conversations we've had with mps, government officials. they are already going through a terrible grieving process and to further have an understanding that this may have been caused by a surface to air missile strike is compounding and that my thoughts instantly went to how much harder this must be —— must make if it is families for expressing just a terrible amount of grief right now. tr

i'm claudine wong.let's get a quick check of the weather with rosemary orozco . that was a lot of snow all at one time. >> that picture is pretty. it's about 15 degrees out there right now. it's a cold when in the sierra and a cold one here for us at home in the 30s and 40s and we are covered in clouds. no rain over the next few days but we will see a lot of cloud cover continuing right across the bay. as first temperatures, a minor warm-up and when i say minor i'm talking about one degree or two with each passing day. here sunday and monday time frame with upper 50s near 60 degrees which is an improvement because we have been in the low to mid 50s for quite some time. on the other hand we will have a lot of cloud cover to go with it. this morning patchy fog. take a look at the visibility and details and the numbers coming up. >>> the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention is responding to a deadly virus. three american airports will begin screening passengers on certain flights from china elissa harrington joins us live on that. >> reporter: the outbrea

we had more than 200,000 rosemary, just in this new millennium. just since 2000. so i think not only often seems obvious that we have to tackle this but we have to raise the marriage age. in short there are no exception so that no girl is ever bright in our country. things we do talk a lot about around human trafficking and around ensuring that we are investing more in sporting the services to ensure the women get out of dangerous situations and can recover. every think that that must until but also things that often are embedded in the conversation but really need to be. i can work in child marriage which is the huge problem here still in 2019. >> i also wanted to underscore the importance of women obtain leadership positions. [applause]. there are examples in our book of women became elected leaders and did not forget where they came from. so here in our country, shirley chisholm,. [applause]. became a member of congress and the fourth first african-american woman elected to congress and was just she was a unbiased. fearless, and standing up for the poor and the

it is a herb that grows like rosemary or lavender. there is no need for this vicious law to be enforced on people. they need to ta ke enforced on people. they need to take the law apart and start again. meaning what, legalise or decriminalise cannabis? the law needs to be taken apart and rebuild. it is not working. it is non—functioning. cannabis is now recognised as a medicine all over the country. they can expunge cannabis convictions. in this country they are still taking people like me to court. we need to reassess the whole thing. cannabis was a schedule one class a drug until 2018 which meant that it had no medicinal value, and that has changed his schedule to which means that it has medicinal value and it is prescribed a bull so the law is not fit for purpose. —— it is able to be prescribed. let's get more on the plane crash in iran in which 170 people have died including three from the uk. the iranian red crescent says there is no chance of finding any survivors. ukraine sez engine failure caused the crash and there was