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i like the way that you've examined at that, because some people are not able to critically look at a person or jusjust to the dynamics of sayig i'm trying to cancel him, i'm attacking him, i am pro or against. i thought that was a credit to you in the chapter. >> guest: i also thought when we are thinking about him over all this time, it keeps changing. we are talking about coming to look at here we are looking of august, 2016, looking at almost 40 years and so some of these things change in between that time as well. it is going to be a constant assessment and reassessment is not just him, but also us. >> host: moving to the next part it's okay to criticize the military. i thought it was good for a lot of different reasons because people would think again that if you do our critical -- get critical of our military, but they were against the country or america and that is the narrative that has been drawn to a wasp, the talk of this chapter little bit. >> guest: what i wanted to get across in that chapter more than anything else was to pay attention to the images that are being used

take a look at it, down more than 4%. chris drexler and larry haverty join us now on where the stock and maybe some others go from here guys, good morning good to have you at post 9 >> hi, carl. >> hi, jon >> carl's next to you. larry, apple is one of your top holdings so is disney, another one of the dow's biggest laggards you probably don't have ne jerk reactions on a day like this, but what kind of data points are you looking at where coronavirus is concerned when it has to be with those stocks? >> well, i think, jon, the most important thing is to get yourself out into the real world, so when i'm in new york, i will confess, i read the subway or i ride the subways and when you look at the people sitting across from you, probably 60%, 70% of them are on cell phones. i was also wondering around sojo, doing some shopping on saturday, and there was this store that was really much, much busier than any of the others. turned out to be an apple store. so i look at apple and you have the numbers and the numbers are very, very

look at hector. and heidi. there is fio look at hector. and heidi. there is no difference between any of us at the end of the day. we are all human. liz, what do you want the health secretary to do? we would like the health secretary to look at the law in the light of 2020, rather than 50 years ago. and change the law so all babies in the womb are treated the same, so there is no discrimination in the womb. 2a weeks is the limit to the government has set for termination and that should be for all babies in the womb, not up be for all babies in the womb, not up to birth. and if that were to happen, as you know, it would limit some women's choices when it comes to how they want to live their lives. i understand that. and obviously any termination is taken very seriously by any woman, or any couple. at the end of the day, that is their choice to do that. but most disabilities will be found before 2a weeks so if they were to make that decision, that very hard decision for them, then ultimately it is their choice and i would hope they would get support an

the wedding will take place at the chapel royal at st james's palace. the brother of the manchester arena bomber salman abedi told police that he had no involvement in the 2017 attack — and would have told his mother if he'd suspected what his brother was planning. hashem abedi is on trial at the old bailey accused of helping and encouraging his brother in the murder of 22 people. he denies the charges. danjohnson is at the old bailey for us... what else has been said in court today? there was quite an emotional moment at the start of the hearing today where the jury heard details of the 22 victims. a little bit more about who they were, where they came from and what they were doing there that night. some just children, from and what they were doing there that night. somejust children, one as young as eight, young people who had been to that ariana grande concert and were leaving, others, some of them, the parents of those children who had turned up to collect their children and that is when they were caught in the devastation of the bomb. the jury al

the rest of us hit 56 to 60 at noon. 60 to 62 at 4:00. let's check out the commute. >> hi, ladies at home or streaming online, happy galentine's day to you. the san mateo 101 project. expect nightly lane closures between 9:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. on 101 between 380 in south san francisco and whipple avenue in redwood city. this is going to be lasting until mid 2022. be aware of that. live look now at oakland. 880 at the coliseum showing you those headlights making their way south. you-weeyou walnut creek. and things are clearing up in concord. reggie and kumasi? >> thank you. >>> when one richmond school opens in august t will ha, it w new building and a new name. >>> when one richmond school opens in august, it will have a new building and a new name. >> wilson elementary has been renamed after former first lady michelle obama. the school located at 42nd street and san rafael avenue in richmond. that's where amy hollyfield joins us with more on this. >> good morning. the school board voted last night to name this michelle obama elementary.

only when showed just mild d ated at home. arunder tested quarantine. >>> this state attorney of, san francisco has issued 14 subpoenas in connection with the public to former public works director mohammed nuru. the subpoenas were committed to a mixed-use project. nuru is accused of trying to help that development along after receiving gifts from the project's billionaire developer. >>> a stretch of lone tree way in antioch is back open after a crash told an 11-year-old boy. yesterday, police said that the boy tried to run across the road when he was struck by a white khmer. the boy died at the scene. the driver is operating with police. >>> the oakland police commission saw a lot of support at its meeting followed its unanimous support to fire anne kirkpatrick. holding the commission, made up of citizen volunteers. accountable for their actions. the oakland city council is even considering expanding the powers of the police commission. >>> and taking a look northbound 880 remains closed as they clear an accident involving an

even blustery at 41 miles an hour at the shoreline. look at our winter weather advisory. 6:00 tonight through noon sunday. two to six inches of snow up to 10 inches in the highest peaks here. so a burst of snow while we have the gusty north winds. here is our wind advisory, 4:00 sunday to monday you can see the entire bay area here except close to the shore it's going to be a cold sunday and a blustery saturday. 58 with the wind at the coast. 60 in palo alto. a far cry from yesterday's 70s. 15 degrees cooler today. the accuweather seven-day forecast, the cool days will last through the weekend and the offshore winds allowing for potentially very dry conditions with possibly fire danger we saw that fire yesterday. into monday. with the winds dialing back. and temperatures kwomg up for march. so so far no rain. >> i mean this week was beautiful. and okay lets joij what we can. but. >> right. >> definitely feeling that. >> thanks, lisa. >>> in celebration of black history month. nhl black history mobile museum will be in the bay area in w

>>well happening today, thousds of people from all over will be thering at the staples center in los angeles this morning, the arena ll hold a celebration of life for kobe brya and his daughter gianna who are among the 9 killed ahelicopter crash last month of course the state of to 24 symbolic will head to conner pao who has the latest scholar. >the eyes of the sports world and hollywood are on los angeles this rning as they gather to pay tribute nd celebrate the life of lakers, great kobe bryant. >>it's being called celebration of life. and this opportunity to say goodbye to one of the greest basketball players of all time insparta algenerati. >>of young athletes i grew up watching him play you know it's like he's a part of all our allies and special person koby bryant and his 13 ar-old daughter gianna. >>were laid to rest during a private memorial servi earlier this month in corona del mar california. >>bryan spent his ente professional career with the los angeles lakers much of that time pling right here at thstaples center. tickets for today's services range from $24 in $0.2 to $

mike, an advantage at the bay bridge. >> we found that at the bb, the bay bridge. fastrak is moving much more smoothly than about 15 minutes ago. the metering lights go on, the backup slams to the toll plaza. fastrak and hov, your car-pool there. the cash lanes are visibly moving. there is a nice, easy drive right now. a little bit of slowing. no major problem. everything is looking great. the peninsula, too. >> thanks, mike. >>> a growing bay area trend, this morning cal train will vote on whether to bring more affording housing to areas around its station along the peninsula. why some people are not onboard with this one, sharon. >> reporter: marcus, i spoke to a renter who walked by. a man says it's costing him about $3,700 a month for rent. housing advocates say they will speak up at today's meeting. those plans often include taking away parking spaces at the station and raising concern about more congestion in the nearby area. they say they will push for cal train to be open to housing instead of a small fraction slated under the policy. if that doesn't work a

it was lakers night at the kings game. exhibits were set up at l.a. live where fans got to meet the lakers girls and take pictures with the team's nba championship trophy. >> laker night at kings game, how much better can it get, especially after what happened with kobe. l.a. has to come together and it's a everyone to spend time and remember. >> he was my hero growing up. similar to a lot of people growing up in l.a. i was born in 1990 s i got to see him with the lakers growing up. big idol. >> reporter: some 20,000 fans will pay tribute to kobe bryant and his daughter at gianna at a celebration of lives at the staples center. security will be tight. no one will be allowed inside the sold-out show without a ticket. this family came from buffalo, new york, stopping outside staples center to pay their respects. >> i wanted my kids to experience what he meant to l.a. and all the tributes that are going on so they could see what he truly meant to l.a. and how the community rallies behind the death of him and his daughter. >> it's just amazing how the unf

coming up in sport5day at 6:30pm, we are joined coming up in sport5day at 6:30pm, we arejoined by fallon coming up in sport5day at 6:30pm, we are joined by fallon sherrod, becoming the first woman to compete in the dance premier league and earning a impre55ive drawer. the death toll from coronavirus continues to rise in china, bringing the total number to almost 1400. and there's been a rise in the number of confirmed cases of the virus, that now stands at more than 5000. "60,000. the largest single outbreak of the virus outside china is on a cruise ship, docked injapan, where 218 people have become infected. more than 3,500 passengers are being held in quarantine on board the diamond prince55. japan's government has allowed a few to leave the ship, but there is growing di5quiet at the way japan is managing the outbreak. rupert wingfield hayes reports from yokohama. for ten days now, the giant diamond prince55 has been tied up at yokohama. its 3,700 pa55enger5 shut in their cabin is allowed out to exercise only once every two days. today they finally got some good news. no new infection5

they are looking at cameras at nearby businesses to try to get a better look at those 2 cars that pulled up to the other 2 cars to see they can pass along a description to the public. but at this particular point all they have is they were sundance back to you. >>in berkeley disney has find an elementary school after they showed one of their movies during a fund-raiser without permission back in november, a dad's club at emerson elementary. in a berkeley held a fundraiser, where they they show disney's the lion king a week later the school got a letter saying that it had violated disney's licensing copyright. the pta president who will run the event released an apology saying that he was unaware of the rule. >>our pta pays the salaries of teachers that should be covered by the district or should be covered by the state. but there's just not enough money there and so you know what to do to incumbent on us to bring that money into to cover those positions and you know we do these little sort of fund raisers to to fill in the gaps you may be disney could give a use permit for schools using

arrived at travis air force base this morning. we got an inside look at the quarantined zone. so far it is not known if any of the evacuees are carrying the illness. they will be monitored for 14 days. we do know a child was taken to the hospital for evaluation after having a fever on the flight. despite health officials saying the risk of infection to the general public remains low we see more people wearing masks. this was the same in san francisco chinatown today. thousands will be in the city this weekend for the big lunar new year parade. organizers posted a message on their website saying they are aware of the coronavirus and they are monitoring the situation. so far they say they have no plans to cancel the parade. meanwhile there is concerns the coronavirus is generating false rumors. an anti-china sentiment. the governor is speaking out. he tweeted let me be blunt. a new virus is no excuse for xenophobia and discrimination. it is simple do listen to the public health officials don't be racist. concerns about the virus have led to a new policy at the oakland unified sc

an in-depth look at b.a.r.t. on our website right now. >>> happening today a new chick-fil-a could be in the works in concord. the design review board, if approved the restaurant would be on willow pass road. it would take over. leaders actually denied a plan for chick-fil-a because of traffic concerns. new video. an up close encounter caught on camera. a gray whale swam up to and under that boat. this is near orange county. >> look at passengers. they were almost trying to pet it like a dolphin. it's a whale. it even popped its head up out of the water for a rub. they called it very unusual because whales usually stay away from boats especially while making that big migration right now. i would have been frightened, though. >> i would have, too. >> you need a bigger boat. >> it may lift up that whole boat, all of those passengers on it. >> how cool that was. >> very up close. let's get ready for some whale watching of our own. >> not that close. >> valentine's day is tomorrow. how about taking your lover to the

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and of course it is at at moment, but that is not the problem. the problem is where we're going from here. is this administration struggling to get their hands around a crisis that in one of the rare times in the past three years is not a crisis of their own making? it's not one of the daily crises that the president creates by his actions. this is something completely out of the hands of this administration. it is in the hands of the global public health community. it is in the hands of the doctors and biologists out there working on this in the field. so they're going to have to real ti ize and grapple with the fact they're not going to be able to control this and there's only so much spin they're going to be put on this messaging. >> ashley parker, robert costa, shannon pettypiece, our thanks for coming on the broadcast with us as we start a new week. >>> coming up for us, our next guest says we're entering into a political season of extremes that we've never seen in our country. >>> and later, the countdown to south carolina, the next critica

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but it won't be at the climate. >>the oakland high school district is considering west oaklan middle school west lake middle school and ralph bunche the academy as options to house the students the goal is to have erybody back in the climate in their assrooms. next week once the air testing is colete. >>lice are searching now for a gunman whoopened fire in a busyntersection the incident actually happened back in november on redwood park with l caught ocamera here you can see one car pulling up. and parks police say ofonso blake angot out of the car ran to another ward the street started shooting at another car. a nearby busines owner says atleast one person started shooti back. >>the guy just to the of the cross street they just shoot a man. and they guys shooting ck again at the shooter might laws and a lot of probm. >>now warrant ounow for blake's arrest there were nearly 200 ootings by the >>a fairfield man is arrested for dui crash that killed his own 2 year-old nephew, it happened and a mobile home parking loon

look at this, minutes ago at 4:23, the second plane filled with evacuees landed. so altogether, 350 evacuees are arriving at travis air force base. one of these planes will refuel and eventually fly on to miramar marine air station to take some evacuees there. >> now let's take a live look at sky 7. both of the planes on the tarmac. we're trying to see -- it looks like people in hazmat suits are going up and down and moving luggage from some of those evacuees. i don't know if we can see them getting off the plane just yet. this is something that we will continue to monitor as it unfolds this morning. we do know that350 evacuees are on board these two planes. the cdc is mandating that all the passengers be quarantined for 14 days. during that time they'll be monitored for symptoms of coronavirus. you can stay with us here on abc7 mornings as we update this story. amy hollyfield is at travis air force base. we'll check in with her. >> thanks for joining us. i'm reggie aqui. >> i'm kumasi aaron. let's check weather and traffic. starting with mike. >> temperatures are

least at first. that's a prescription for recession. the line between in expanding rick connie and it recession is the american consumer. >> i hear about panic selling in stocks is there such thing as a panic refinancing on mortgages? is that what people should be doing? i look at treasury yield diving and i'm trying to figure out what is the best time for folks to start calling riverbanks. should they wait for breakfast time on wednesday? one is again hit bottom on mortgage rates. >> now, go online and so you can do literally. the average coupon and outstanding mortgages 4%. to the typical american homeowner is a 4% mortgage rate but mortgage rates are three and a quarter so you're in the money you get there's going to be a fee shrink that money back in a year because of the lower rate. it's time to move, i would move very quickly. >> you're talking recession is the bank going to want to give someone like me a mortgage? >> i don't know about you. but for the typical person freddie. >> sandy mae fha,

here's a live look at our salesforce tower camera. take a look at these temps. we are talking 30s and 40s to start off our day. 36 in concord. for right now, looking at 43 in oakland. livermore down to freezing. san francisco, 44. 41 in summit hill. 39 for santa rosa. no let's show you what you can expect as we are looking at those temperatures. that are several degrees cooler compared to yesterday at this time. 24 hours temperature change >> we are 16 degrees colder in half-moon bay and fairfield. 50 degrees cooler in livermore this morning. 13 degrees cooler in concord. we're going to continue to see those temps drop. at least as we look ahead to tonight and into tomorrow morning. now, it was definitely a windy day a day with had those winds even overnight. you can see now, and in san francisco the, northwesterly winds at 5 miles per hour. 4 miles per hour in pleasanton. still breezy up across the north bay. northwesterly winds at 18 and 17. so as we go through our afternoon, we will see that sunshine and. high pressure in control. cool below average. daytime

been a lot of cage rattling where we‘re at. a lot of the iii of cage rattling where we‘re at. a lot of the 111 services, they‘re all franchised out it is a different one for each part of the country. some are not doing travel history and not recording it. so some do not have that, and at the moment, without the discriminator. when you say that was the discriminator? it is winter. there is no end of people feeling a bit off with various respiratory illnesses. it was a crucial question to ask? that was the crucial question. in the instance of this happening in our country we have secured that now and 25% of gp points can be booked on mine and somebody decided not to follow advice, booked online, turned up at the gp surgery, resort, gp surgery close for a couple of days and for a fortnight, that‘s down to two by someone fortnight, that‘s down to two by someone being selfish about convenience. please say that what you mean is presumably, the advice that they should have followed, that they should have phoned and should have been triaged effectively. and instead they simply b

>>we are following breaking news out of san francisco tonight at 8 you are looking at a live picture at an active police perimeter after a driver slammed into pedestrians earlier today, 3 of the people hit was sent to the hospital. >>happened around 4.20 on mission and 23th street. police say the driver was heading northbound good evening and thank you for joining us at 8. i'm j r stone in for can way and i'm pam moore, 2 of the victims are now in surgery and police say the driver may have been impaired kron four's gayle ong is live at the scene this evening. she spoke with a witness and has the latest update. >>from police kale. >>jr and pam where about a block away from where the crash happened you can see this area is still blocked off by police 3 people were hurt 2 with a life threatening injuries at the hospital one woman in her 70's and as you mentioned the driver may have been impaired according to police. >>it happened during a busy afternoon at the corner of 23th and mission streets, san francisco police say the prius collided with a muni bus. 3 pedestrians were hurt a perso

economic strength at the state of the union. we'll look at how the u.s. has done under different presidents. that's coming up next. equities around the highs of the session after that blowout a.d.p. number. yields up by about five, six basis points. equity futures up by almost a full one percentage point. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: this is "bloomberg daybreak." i am alix steel. futuresarket, equity around the highs of the session. number coming into hundred 91,000. 291,000. in you are seeing a stronger dollar, a selloff in the bond market. you are seeing the bare steepener continue. the vix goes nowhere in the risk on feel still helping all commodities. copper trying to get momentum. we have data breaking right now. that is the trade balance for december. -48.9 billion, wider than estimated, much wider sequentially if you take a look at november. nathan, when we get these trade numbers, how seriously do you take them in that we have a deal, we do not know what the deal will mean, there will be a phase days for -- there will be a phase two, what do you t

he is still at large. five british people, including a child, have tested positive for the coronavirus at a ski resort in france. six senior conservative mps write to tory mps to raise concerns about the government's decision to allow huawei to help build the uk's 56 network. why would you want to build into your system an organisation that remains a threat? i don't know of anyone else in the world that would do that. 0fficials working on borisjohnson‘s pledge to recruit an extra 20,000 police officers say that they'll actually need to take on more than 50,000 as many are set to leave the met office issues severe weather warnings for the weekend as storm ciara approaches from the atlantic. adam hastings draws scotland level against england in the six nations. earlier, ireland beat wales. a soldier in thailand has gone on the rampage shooting dead at least 20 people. reports are that 31 people have been injured with ten being treated in hospital. the gunman is believed to now be holed up in a shopping mal

tonight at 6:00. the dryness that we have not seen in terms of no rain going back to 1864. that's the way things are looking right now. look at the inland temperatures, too, climbing through the 70s for most of the week. watching, unfortunately, more wind as opposed to rain chances in that seven-day forecast. >> what month is it? >> june or jewel seeuly seems l >> yeah. ralph, thanks a lot. we will be right back. >>> a new bill aims to protect mobile home renters from sky-high rents. it would put rent caps on all california mobile homes, similar to a bill passed last year that limits rent increases for tenants in buildings at least 15 years old. now, if passed the law would also apply to people who rent the land mobile homes are on. when we come back we will have a recap of that amazing breaking news out of marin county. two missing hikers found alive. tv just keeps getting better. how you watch it does too. this is xfinity x1. featuring the emmy award-winning voice remote. streaming services without

at the moment, we don't see anything happening in terms of demand in china at all. the question will be, will this kind of loss of demand because again,f demand catch up or will there be a raising of the demand? nobody knows at this point how long it will take. we are looking at the automotive industry, but also industries definitely impacted by the coronavirus. vonnie: the other potential challenge that you are facing is potential tariffs on automakers out of the united states. how are you fighting that, and how are you planning production given that that might be something to contend with this year? i am optimistic, cautiously optimistic that the solutionns will find a to guarantee free and fair trade . economists hopes that these principles will win, and i am hopeful that we can also have this free and fair trade in the future with the u.s., but also with europe. vonnie: you are standing in front of two beautiful new vehicles. why don't you tell us what project vector is, and how it will compete against companies that have already gotten in on this space. project

our assessment it is that the public at large is still at low risk. because this case was careful. art itself isolated home fothentire time since he returned from china. >>today's annncement me ortly after the us declared a public healh emergency becau of the corona virus out 200 americans who had been evacuated from china e now being quarantined at a southern california military base in riverside. the cdc is saying those patients, we'll have to spend 2 weeks there after arriving earlier th week. this by the way is the first federal quarantine the u s since the smallpox outbreak back in e 1960's ken pam back to hugh grant. thank you the new patnt in santa clara county now brings the total confirmed casein the united states to 7 with 3 of them. >>here in california. researchers at johns hopkins university in baltimore created this live map and dashboard to track the global spread of this virus. there are now more than 11,000 cases worldwe and the death toll is up to 259 as the outbreak continues to grow n ancisco international airport is taking extra precautionary measures united ca

here the is the maximum shadow at july at 7:15 p.m. this occurs in two columns across the mid section of the park and the upper portion. covering areas including parking and driveway areas, picnic areas, portions of the central lawn as well as children's play areas. please note the basketball court is not shadowed. that is at the bottom. here is the maximum shadow in relation to the approved concept plan on the right. shadowing could cover landscaping and boathouse at the north. parking and driveway and central lawn and pathway portions and small portion of the picnic area and just the northwest tip corner of the basketball court, rectangular area towards the bottom. here is the maximum shadow for the 900 in the future park on june 21 at 7:36 p.m. as you can see on the conveyor in the left shade. shadowing touches the northwest corner of the park which would cover the pathway. this is an animation of the maximum numof maximum.patat 7:1e park. i will run it again. here is the same for the 900innis park. the maximum shadow is 7:36 p.m. o

they landed at raf brize norton at 1:30pm. that's after a 15 hourflight, a norton at 1:30pm. that's after a 15 hour flight, a very long journey. you can imagine how wary they will have been feeling when they arrived here. they are in these two apartment blocks just over here. that is normally where nurses live. they have been moved out into local hotels so that they can start their two week quarantine there. we know that just before they two week quarantine there. we know thatjust before they arrived there was clean bedding and toys brought infor was clean bedding and toys brought in for children so that hopefully the two week period won't be too boring for them. we also know that when they boarded the flight at wuhan they were asked to sign papers that meant they would agree to the isolation, so they had to agree to the isolation before they could bore that flight. now the hospital here is working as normal. accident and emergency is open, people are coming and going, our patient is working as normal. and the staff who work a

at least right now biden is at 52.8%. buttigieg is at 15.1%. he might get something. >> we'll see if he maintains that. here's the key. remember to get delegates, you need 15%. joe biden is the only one significantly over that threshold. at this particular moment, pete buttigieg is 15.1% but we'll see if he can maintain that level. this is just the statewide. only joe biden here is going to earn a delegate assuming buttigieg falls below that. bernie sanders at 11.7%. you see tom steyer also at 11.7%. and elizabeth warren is all the way down here at 4.2%. now, it's also by congressional district. so, we will look throughout the night as the vote is coming in at each congressional district to see who gets above that 15% threshold. but in this scenario, joe biden is winning the lion's share of these delegates. that is what is so important. take a look at where we are in the delegate scoreboard to date in this entire contest. you need 1,991 delegates to win the democratic nomination. we've been able to allocate 14 of the 54 delegates tonight so far

look at this. former new york city mayor bloomberg flashing that lead as he gains but also takes the debate stage for the first time tonight. las vegas, we find peter, who's getting all the oxygen? >> all the oxygen, right here on the front page of the las vegas review. the billing are not in the nevada race, he's not on the belt. he's going to be on stage there. just because we have not seen him debate yet doesn't mean we don't know what's coming because some of the bloomberg campaign opposition research is on display in a new ad. >> mike has what every a public official should have. passion, principal, legacy extends well beyond the five boroughs. >> joe biden has a long record. sonos michael bloomberg. >> truth is, the fact of the matter is, we have a business, this guy talked about those pictures. >> biden might not be the man to be according to a bloomberg internal campaign memo we got our hands on. part of us has the bottom line is, if biden buttigieg and klobuchar remain in the race despite

we are where the voters are at. we feel good about it. >> i am curious about how you feel about the 5 million or so californians who don't register, you know, with any party right now? how important are those votes to winning the majority of the delegates in the golden state? >> that is a cornerstone of our outreach. we have done a major education program because those voters don't know, as you know, when they show up to election they have to request democrat ballots or do that before we get a postcard. so, we have educated every single voter whether it is in a phone bank, texting, we have an app to educate voters and do voter education and say hey, if you want to vote in the democratic primary you need to request a ballot. >> do you think they are ready for a very progressive candidate as in bernie sanders am aware in the past maybe people would say, you know, . have things changed? >> a lot of his policies are mainstream, if you look at what he is proposing, the majority of americans support it. they look at housi

>>and tonight that school board meettng is at 6 30 at love our new dezeen middle school in richmond to ensure a lot of parents teachers and community members will be showing up to hear more about this strategy built up by the district see what ends up being voted on hopefully they can avoid laying off as i said potentially 250 teachers for now live in hercules sarah stinson kron 4 news. >>much sheriff now our big story. the latest on the corona virus, a palo alto a woman and her teenage daughter had just gotten out of corn to yeah, boy and they were happy that that happened they were among the first group of americans were evacuated from wuhan china that 14 day quarantine ended for those on nearly 200 people at march air air base in riverside county. this is video the group boarding buses so that they could go to nearby airports and on to their homes and families many of the evacuees were state department workers. >>in china working on behalf of the us they were evacuated from wuhan back on january 29th and nobody in this group tested positive. >>for the virus we heard from that palo a

>>well there may be it may be appropriate at some point. >>and to establish a bus only land on the bay bridge. that lane really. meet the performance targets it would need unless we address the problems on approaches to the bay bridge that's on interstate 80. that's on interstate 5 8880 and on west grant. >>we'll work on these projects could get under way before the end of the year we'll see how much progress they get, but i agree it really is the wells on the toll plaza several the lanes merge together and you get through and get on august convention is absolutely the bottom of the maze. we need some relief there. coming from the insurer coming from 5, 8 evaze and it takes you know a long time to get into san francisco when they're on the bridge there find miami taking oil lane for a bus >>i i don't see a for the buses, still they're stuck in the maze what everyone else writers nothing there to relieve the firm that traffic so just getting across the span a little bit faster it's a tough problem, 80 of only tunnel. >>left some sort an air

and, again, a little bit at half—time and at the end as well. i think he is delighted with the performance and delighted with the performance and delighted with the result. and now we have, you know, that was a little bit of a message to the players before the game, chelsea could be an opportunity for one or two more of you to play in a game like that. wayne rooney helped set up a meeting with his old side manchester united, scoring the last goal in derby county's 11—2 win over northampton town. they'll be at home to united, the 12—time fa cup winners in round five. also through are newcastle, birmingham, and reading. england cricket captain said they were "way off the mark" after they were thrashed by south africa in their first one day international since they won the world cup. there was a familiar collapse as they struggled to 258—8. quinton de kock then hit a century in his first match as south africa's odi captain. and temba bavuma added 98, as south africa safely took victory by seven wickets. let's talk golf now, and ask the questi

, and as i look at the call. i think thee held a quarter to a half expectations. >> how do they do that on the consumer side they're going to have to decrease some of that, and ultimately if you look at peak rideshare, that's the key in terms of the rev per rider. that continues to be the story >> you mean they need to spend less. >> they need to spend less on sales and marketing, but i think that's something as we get toward the end of the year, and that's going to continue to pay off -- >> i'm very worried with any internet consumer driven company that will use their sales -- -- if you look at the train and lyft has added 2 million users in q1, a million in q2, they have marketing spend and assuming that you get to -- and kind of the number of users they added so we haven't seen too many direct-to-consumers companies with less marketing spend on a sustainable basis. not over the prolonged period of time >> and the other piece of -- is that they can get better surprising what do you think the tolerance is >> bul

sun rise happens at 7:06. as we check out our school day forecast for palo alto, walking to school, we're in the low 40s. a chilly morning to start out. a lot of sunshine. it is going to be a nice one. low 60s as you go back to pick up the kids. up to 67 degrees in san jose and palo alto. still a lot of warm and sunny weather and that's because all of the rain has been going up and around and missing the bay area. heading to the pacific northwest. blocked by high pressure. no rain or snow in the forecast. we have warm temperatures there. a lot of the snow has been melting but we have about 48 inches and in the mountains of 95 inches of snow. we will have cool weather, very nice if you're planning to head to the new year chinese parade. bundle up. 54 degrees, cooling down to 52 as the night goes along. cooling down by the end of the weekend on sunday as the winds pick up. mike, more slowing to the peninsula. >>> and that's the trend. we have the slower drive looking good for about five minutes and filled back u

see you at denny's. >>> right now at 11:00, protests across the country and here in the bay area tonight following president trump's acquittal. republican senators voting to acquit. now president trump is barreling into his re-election campaign with the momentum of a united republican party. >> tonight a very different message in the bay area. protesters calling the senate trial a sham. front and center, nancy pelosi's daughter. nbc bay area's sergio quintana is in san francisco with the details for us. >> reporter: there was at least one person that i talked with tonight who said that for a split second she figured there were going to be more republican senators to vote to remove the president. but everyone else i talked with tonight said they figured this was going to happen and they're not happy about it. >> hi, everyone. i just got oft phone with mom. she az hello. >> reporter: joining them tonight to keep them focused on issues, speaker nancy pelosi's daughter christine. she says they're not going t

right at the turkish border tell us what it's like on the border today. or right now the situation is a very tense here because of greig border police over there a firing warning shots with that tear gas or pepper spray it's not entirely clear what it is so people there are hundreds of people here right now they keep running towards where we are they have tears in their eyes there are a coughing some people actually look like they're about to faint there are medics around here and 8 teams but this looks very serious for the people who've been closed here gas i'm sure you can hear the noise there of of shooting that's over there let me explain you where we are we are here right at the toughest border with greece and there is this border zone right behind me about 200 to 300 meters long and this is where people are this is some kind of no man's land between tuckey angry is and you can see there are the fans and people are trying to actually move in here. this is for the people here a really tense situation so the tops of the. readies have let them in but on

like, if someone's ready at 9:00 at night, saying we'll come back at 8:00 a.m. doesn't exactly work. >> good evening, commissioners. i'm the project manager. so we have about 65 programs that we are funding from outpatient methamphetamine services, residential. and what eileen was mentioning, we were expanding the service hours. we are working with healthright 360 to have an intake person that can go into homes in the evenings and provide the medication. because in healthright 360, we have two intake sites that will be open from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., and also we are working to expand the pharmacy 24-7. those are the improvements that we are making into the point of entry that you're requesting. >> so do you think you'd be able at some point to give us some data about points of entry, which are more successful, whether expanding hours makes a difference, you know, in terms of zip codes and things like that? also, the other thing i think we'd be interested in is working compliance, what's working and has the least chance of recidivism. i think 95% of our high ri

it tns out the water at this particular spot is very still. student at nyu. is a grad nc>> since turbuis below detectable levels, that means there i't as much mixing as potentially we would have expected. and so what that means is, the warm water is mostly staying near the bottom and not necessarily making its way up to the ice. miles: that might seem like good news, but for the first time scientists have confirmed what they suspected. e ocean under thwaites warm, 3.6 degrees fahrenheit above freezing, too warm for the ice to remain stable. it is a sobering moment. >> yeah. change happens and this looks like a potential case for change going forwat could be quite impactful. you can probably change air temperature over the next centur but the ocean isuch a big sluggish creature that in a way, when it is doing what it is doing, it ishe kind of thing we can engineer and stop very easily. miles: before they left, the d team burve gps stations across the grounding line. they will gather precise dataab t the glacier's movement and thickness over the long dark winte

we had the composite numbers the flash has come in at 51.6. services at 52.8 up from 52.5. manufacturing has come in much higher than expectations at 49.1 versus 47.9 in january a bit of a surprise given that some people were expecting that coronavirus would have impacted those. >> absolutely. the new business index which held at january's high that seems to be holding up. >> for further information on what we should be looking at here, let's get out to chris williamson at ihs market great to have you with us. you actually publish these indices. i've got to say, it is a bit surprising to see that data hasn't reflected some of the business more globally what do you point that down to >> high interest numbers we had the japanese and australian numbers and euro numbers that ticked higher one of the things we are seeing here are past stimuluses we had picked up quite a lot of damage exporting orders on manufacturing as well as in the service sector and companies like travel and tourism saw notable weaknesses there is a hint here that we have not seen the worst of it yet. surpri

a steve scalise at a couple of years ago at this event when we took it live, it is one of the toughest is to get in washington. we will see where it goes and how it's covered. we will take all the president's remarks on our channel but i have to run to the radio. >> have a great day, see you tomorrow. >> sandra: fox news alert, any moment now expecting to hear from the president at the national prayer breakfast this morning, coming less than 24 hours after the senate acquitted president trump of both articles of impeachment. is going to be a busy morning. i am sandra smith. >> ed: good to see you as we await the president hearing him at that prayer breakfast, a political battle goes on. likely to subpoena john bolton and continue investigating the president. republicans want to hear more from hunter biden. >> this vote is no vindication, no real acquittal, no victory. the house managers failed to prove their case and for that reason the senate rightfully acquitted president trump. >> no one had allusions that the president would be convicted but we made the fight for truth that we made

station at macarthur. at one point during opening statements, he repeatedly interrupted prosecutors. they filed gruesome surveillance video of the attack. >>> happening now, expected to be back in the trial in the next half hour. more on yesterday's chaotic first day. >>> president trump lashing out at democratic lawmakers in the wake of yesterday's impeachment vote. they cleared the president in a vote mostly along party lines. this morning at the national prayer breakfast, the president not only shared the stage with house speaker nancy pelosi but mitt romney saying helped him voting against the president. >>> also anytime now the president is expected to hold a news conference at the white house, at nbcbayarea.com you'll be able to hear it when it starts. growing up in a family that struggled economically powerfully influenced my values. bernie sanders he's fighting to raise wages. and guarantee health care for all. now, our country is at a turning point. hard working people, betrayed by trump, struggli

he's already at cooperstown. so now he finally gets into the bay area sports hall of fame, along with the great defensive lineman, bryant young, natalie kauffman. it will be a great class of 2020. those inductions will take place later this spring. we're on the eve of spring trining. training. the boston red sox did not have a manager as of today. alex cora fired in that whole houston astros cheating sandal. they've named one today. ron roenicke, but just as an interim manager. weird times in baseball, particularly for the astros and red sox. and a very popular player with the giants, kevin pilar looks like he's found a home with the boston red sox. he was a big emotional spark for the giants last year, but not resigned. the deal with the red sox is imminent, but not yet official for kevin pilar. >>> meantime, you used to know it as the los angeles open. it's now the genesis invitational. it takes place every year at the riviera country club. and tiger is the host of that event. basically his home course. he's go

at 13%. more now from our political reporter, greg lee. >> reporter: nearly 24 hours after democrats convened for the first contest in the 2020 election, the first results finally released from the crucial iowa caucuses. in the all-important state delegate equivalent, pete buttigieg has a narrow lead over bernie sanders, followed by elizabeth warren, joe biden and amy klobuchar. >> the reporting of the results, and the circumstances surrounding the 2020 iowa democratic party caucuses were unacceptable. as chair of the party, i apologize deeply. >> the numbers delayed by a coding issue with the reporting app, the developer apologizing on twitter. without a clear winner candidates moved on to campaigning in new hampshire. >> when we had a chance to apply those questions as to whether we belong in this effort in the first place, building a coalition across so many different communities and types of counties and voters that saw the need for change. >> looking to rally any momentum that remains, c

it's probably tough at this point. but foxconn in india is ramping up output already, so you have certain pieces in play, but i don't have an exact figure like when that's going to happen. >> krish, more broadly, what do you think the impact is going to be on supply chains that run through china? because we just had throughout the past year big questions, pressure tradewise being placed on companies to diversify out of china. some did that. some did it perhaps less than they might have otherwise. then we have this different coronavirus impact, which i imagine might be pressing some companies to think about, well, regardless of trade issues, maybe we need to think about having some other options. when we will know whether companies are thinking in that way, even beyond the trade issues because of kron vice, co, or china is so essential companies are putting all their eggs in that basket? >> companies have been moving supply chain out of china. some have facilities in china and are moving it to places like malaysia, et c

look at the numbers at. if you look right now we're in the final week, senator bernie sanders is on top with 28% support. mayor buttigieg at 21. the former vice president struggling again at 12% and elizabeth warren at 9%. sanders and buttigieg at the top of the pack here. we took a poll in the middle of january you see this. sanders up a bit. buttigieg up even more. vice president biden slipping and elizabeth warren slipping. klobuchar an gabbert static as we come through. here's a big look at the race. what's important. turnout is going to matter here. look at the big sanders lead, 46% of the voters under 45. older voters once a biden strength and now mayor buttigieg leads there. klobuchar up a bit at 9%, but that big deal. pete buttigieg now increasing his appeal among older voters who tend to turn out. fascinating to watch this. remember elizabeth warren had a great summer and the trend among the new hampshire democrats who describe themselves as liberals, look at that slide down to 13%. one of the reaso