anita, you will have two forgive me. anita, you will have two forgive me. anita kumar, white house correspondents' dinnerfor anita kumar, white house correspondents' dinner for politico. the connection is so bad we're not sure if we can stay with it —— white house correspondent for politico. there is more information on the bbc news website. we will go back to anita if we can. there have been mass demonstrations across poland in protest against plans to punish judges if they question the government's planned changes to the judicial system. lawmakers are due to vote on the proposals on thursday morning. rich preston has this report. thousands gathered in some 200 towns and cities across the country. here in warsaw, huge crowds outside parliament. the governing law and justice party wants to introduce sweeping changes to the judicial system, and it wants to be able to find or sacked judges who question the reforms. the government says the changes are needed to tackle corruption and to modernise the system. it wants to be able to punishjudges who system. i

back with us, anita kumar and rick wilson. rick, why isn't it more distasteful, why isn't it straight up disgraceful to hear republican office holders using talking points that are translated from the original russian? >> well, the biggest factor there is the -- trumpism requires a total lack of shame. these guys have embraced trumpism with a gusto that is truly remarkable. and the idea that they're taking these talking points directly from russian propaganda, 25 years ago would have been grounds for expulsion from congress, certainly from the gop. and 50 years ago they would have slapped you in prison. these guys have decided that to probate trump, they're going to protect the guy who runs trump's life from the home office in moscow and they're going to emulate the sort of agitprop style that russia is dumping on us. they've got a bunch of semi-disgraced ex-conservative journalists who are putting the pretence of an english or american accent on russian propaganda. >> anita, the most newly-midnight republican in ne republican

to anita and rick, thank you for coming on tonight. happy holidays to both of you. >>> coming up, what the president's daughter ivanka thinks about her dad's tv lawyer friend when we come back. can my side be firm? and my side super soft? with the sleep number 360 smart bed it can. with your sleep number setting. can it help keep me asleep? yes, it senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. don't miss 0% interest for 48 months on all smart beds. ends tuesday >>> in your opinion, do you think he's getting good counsel from rudy giuliani, the president's personal attorney? >> i know rudy giuliani in a very different context as -- as one of the greatest mayors in the history of this country and a real hero in new york. >> it was his actions in ukraine and the investigation and his continued claim he is working on behalf of your father on these projects, and it's created a lot of news and new story lines that the white house has had to respond to, that have only complicated in many ways moving on. >> that

back with us, anita kumar and rick wilson. rick, why isn't it more distasteful, why isn't it straight up disgraceful to hear republican office holders using talking points that are translated from the original russian? >> well, the biggest factor there is the -- trumpism requires a total lack of shame. these guys have embraced trumpism with a gusto that is truly remarkable. and the idea that they're taking these talking points directly from russian propaganda, 25 years ago would have been grounds for expulsion from congress, certainly from the gop. and 50 years ago they would have slapped you in prison. these guys have decided that to probate trump, they're going to protect the guy who runs trump's life from the home office in moscow and they're going to emulate the sort of agitprop style that russia is dumping on us. they've got a bunch of semi-disgraced ex-conservative journalists who are putting the pretence of an english or american accent on russian propaganda. >> anita, the most newly-minted republican in the land, a gen

at least 38 horses have died here in the last year at santa anita. >> i love the sport, i really do. and there's ways to improve it to make it better for the horses and i definitely support that, but i don't think they should just like pretty much cancel everything. >> we demand to know why are you still allowing the killing of horses for $2 bets in the great state of california. why is this still allowed? >> reporter: and track officials said no problems today or yesterday. the first 2 days of this racing season. from santa anita, greg mills, kpix 5. >>> new at 11:00, concord police are asking for your help to identify a pair of cell phone snatchers. a woman and her friend were sitting inside the cream ice cream store when 2 men approached and asked for 50 cents. suddenly they grabbed the woman's cell phone. the witness chased after them but lost them. if you recognize the men, you're asked to call police. >>> and police are searching for clues after a violent assault in a nevado neighborhood. a woman was attacked along olive avenue last night. she believes the suspect had a knife.

thank you, anita, to have you here, ed's wife. ed's daughters tania and rihanna, welcome to both of you, and natasha, the granddaughter, is also here, welcome. pansie for being here, thank you for being here. 94 years young and she traveled from seattle to be with us today along with other members of the family. i understand ed's brothers and sister are here, edmond and manny, welcome and thank you for being here. it is a real honor for me to be here as well as the airport director and to celebrate this wonderful commemoration of our late mayor ed lee and his life time and legacy. such an important place to have this commemoration. this is an appropriate dedication to our late mayor, as he was such a driving force in connecting our city to the rest of the world for business as well as cultural enrichment. he was so supportive and proud of our efforts to create such an amazing passenger experience and create the standard of a world-class airport. he would say he wanted everyone to feel like you were walking through a five-star hote

they laugh residents seem to be eager to sign up anita's plan to sign up to anita's plan for environmentally friendly living. but the mood changes when they start discussing the second item on tonight's agenda. argh! a proposal to build a new wind farm in the forest right next to the village. people are worried that they'll be losing their bond with nature, but there are other issues too. the power from those wind turbines is going to the people who live in south finland. it's not going to stay in our area. so we think they should produce it there, closer to people who actually are going to use it. so it's like they are going to get all of the benefits and we are going to get everything that's not so good. it's not fair. it's like we pay the bill and they look good, having the green energy. the proposed new wind farm will generate enough electricity for 55,000 homes but the sheer size of the project is causing concern. anita is setting off in the snow to meet ari, the town's mayor, to explain why her community is so worried. we won't be the winner. we won't be the loser. we want only comprom

. >>> a million dollar solution that could save the lives of racehorses at santa anita park coming up, plus: >> reporter: the raiders will likely play their final home game at the coliseum on sunday, but what does the future hold for the infamous black hole? >> and don't on the economy, a unique leader. mike bloomberg's created over 400,000 jobs. as president, an opportunity economy that works for us. tax fairness -- where the wealthy pay their fair share. education .. affordable college and high skill vocational training so people can succeed in the new economy. economic security .. lower cost health care and affordable middle-class housing. proven leadership on jobs .. to build an economy where people don't just get by, they get ahead. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> a traumatic experience for employees at a walgreens in southern california. they were threatened at gun point during a robbery. here's more on what the thieves were after. >> reporter: it's just after 4:00 friday morning, and this employee has no idea this guy and 4 others are about to rob the walgree

linked to the scores of horse deaths at santa anita park. that is according to los angeles county d-a jackie lacey, who headed up the panel of prosecutors and investigators. officials briefly suspended racing back in march.... amid nationwide attention over the number of horses being euthanized or dying a... fter accidents at the race track. there were 56- deaths between last july and this november.lacey did acknowledge ... greater precautions are needed. some changes were made before the park reopened in late march. according to the task force, improved safety policies, reduced the number of fatal racing and training incidents. c-n-n reached out to santa anita park and to the california horse racing board for comment ... but did not get an immediate reply. let's open with the 49ers-- official confirmation from team headquarters today... richard sherman is playing this weekend. --the pro bowl cornerback will be suiting up against the rams... after missing one game with a hamstring injury... a setback that was initially projected to keep him

. >>> a million dollar solution that could save the lives of racehorses at santa anita park coming up, plus: >> reporter: the raiders will likely play their final home game at the coliseum on sunday, but what does the future hold for the infamous black hole? >> and don' ♪ ♪ try a $2 medium latte, cappuccino or americano from 2-6pm. the holidays run on dunkin' >>> a traumatic experience for employees at a walgreens in southern california. they were threatened at gun point during a robbery. here's more on what the thieves were after. >> reporter: it's just after 4:00 friday morning, and this employee has no idea this guy and 4 others are about to rob the walgreens pharmacy. seconds later, a man armed with a gun pushes another employee across the room and into the back. >> i'm here all the time, and it's just scary. >> reporter: garden grove police say that's where the thieves filled their backpacks with stolen codeine and other items, then took off running. >> it's chilling. why something like that could happen, you know, all the really bad narcotics are locked up. they just go for

thanks so much for being here, anita. how much of these emails matter, given that lawmakers seem pretty >> i do think theyres? because what you're seeing is democratimmediately saying the you know that they want to know more about this, that they want to have witnesses at theenate impeachment ial. and if you'll recall, that's the thing that we're gonna beor debatinghe next two weeks over the holidays is should there be witnesses at the trial? atshould there be a real s trial? and this is just what mocrats need to say, yes, we need more than just a just a quick trial with no witnesses on either side. >> alcindor:ou've been reporting about how president trump is handling being impeached. last nht, he spoke surprisingly little about impeachment at a youth rally in florida. tell me a little bit about the range of emotions that president ump is going through as processes beinimpeached. >> sure, i mean, we heard from people that have talked to him in theast week that he's feeling everything you might feel really. anger and frus

[applause] >> we have three other distinguished guests on our --el, anita mick ride who anita mcbride. in addition to being on our board of directors, she shares the education committee, the david m rubenstein national center for white house history. community our summit -- our summit committee. it will happen again in september 2020 in dallas, texas. she is the executive in residence at the center for presidential studies at american university. the need is a leading authority on the history of first ladies. she herself has worked for four presidents, and was chief of staff to laura bush. we have patricia madsen with us who is a speechwriter and press assistant for patricia nixon and continued in the de office of the first lady betty ford. -- she has an asked had a distinguished career. our dear friend betty monkman who worked for more than 30 years in the office of the curator of the white house, retiring as chief curator. betty is a great colleague for us here at the association. she has worked with us and continues to work with us on many projects. on ourhored our book major decor

anita vogel is live in los angeles. hi, anita. >> hi, mike. it wouldn't be the holidays would wild weather and travel snafus. this year is no exception. first, let's talk about the number of people traveling. both with aaa and tsa, they say it's off the charts. more than 100 million, the most on record will drive to their holiday destinations. nearly seven million will fly, the most in 16 years. everybody else is hopping on a train, bus or cruise ship. nearly four million americans. the tsa says if you're flying this year, you can expect every seat around you to be filled. >> set records at thanksgiving and expect to set records this holiday period. we're measuring the christmas end of your holiday period from december 19th to january 5. >> one industry group, airlines for america has broken it down to 72,000 passengers a day during the holidays. how are the airlines meeting the demand? adding an extra 880 flights per day. talk about the crowded skies, mike. >> so what areas are getting hit the worse, anita? >> let's start on the east coast in

and anita kumar, white house correspondent and associate editor over at politico. good evening and welcome to you all. mieke, counselor, is this a good time for rudy giuliani to travel to eastern europe? >> i don't think there's any good time for rudy giuliani to travel to eastern europe. but what's very clear about this is the brazenness of giuliani and trump in their pursuit of dirt on the bidens. we are in the middle of an impeachment inquiry. it's entered phase 2. the president knows the er republicans are unlikely to remove him. so his personal attorney is now doubling down on the kind of activity that got him into this trouble in the first place and meeting with these exact same corrupt prosecutors who are pushing a narrative that we know now started with russian intelligence services to try and discredit his most feared political rival. >> jeremy bash, there is a stor from political comedy lore that when richard nixon tried to say chutzpah once it came out as shutspa. having said that, is rudy giuliani redefining chutzpah in our very eyes? >> absolutely.ry i

anita lasker-wallfisch remembers playing for the infamous dr. josef mengele, known as "the angel of death." mengele conducted medical experiments on prisoners. his notorious infirmary still stands just steps from the railroad tracks in birkenau. >> lasker-wallfisch: what was interesting is that these people, these arch criminals, were not uneducated people. >> wertheim: that this monstrous man could still appreciate schumann. >> lasker-wallfisch: yeah >> wertheim: how do you reconcile that? >> lasker-wallfisch: i don't >> wertheim: francesco lotoro took us to another location where the auschwitz camp orchestra played for nazi officers and their families. it's just feet from the crematorium, and within sight of the house of camp commandant rudolf hess. you were saying sometimes the smoke from the crematorium was so thick the musicians couldn't even see the notes in front of them. >> lotoro ( translated ): yes, it happened. >> wertheim: it happened. >> lotoro ( translated ): and its tragic. life and death were together. >> wertheim: life and death

and anita kumar, white house i correspondent and associate editor over at politico. good evening and welcome to you all. mieke, counselor, is this a good time for rudy giuliani to travel to eastern europe? >> i don't think there's any good time for rudy giuliani to travel to eastern europe. >> that's a good point. >> but what's very clear about this is the brazenness of giuliani and trump in their pursuit of dirt on the bidens.nd we are in the middle of an impeachment inquiry. it's entered phase two. the president knows the republicans are unlikely to remove him. so his personal attorney is now doubling down on the kind of er activity that got him into thisd trouble in the first place and meeting with these exact same corrupt prosecutors who are pushing a narrative that we know now started with russian intelligence services to try and discredit his most feared political rival. >> jeremy bash, there is a story from political comedy lore that when richard nixon tried to say chutzpah once it came out as shutsbar. having said that, is rudy giuliani redefining chutzpah in

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residents seem to be eager to sign up to anita's plan for environmentally friendly living. but the mood changes when they start discussing the second item on tonight's agenda. argh! a proposal to build a new wind farm in the forest right next to the village. people are worried that they'll be losing their bond with nature, but there are other issues too. the power from those wind turbines is going to the people who live in south finland. it's not going to stay in our area. so we think it should — they should produce it there, closer to people who actually are going to use it. so it's like they are going to get all of the benefits and we are going to get everything that's not so good. it's not fair. it's like we pay the price and they look good, having the green energy. the proposed new wind farm will generate enough electricity for 55,000 homes, but the sheer size of the project is causing concern. anita is setting off in the snow to meet ari, the town's mayor, to explain why her community is so worried. we won't be winner. we won't be loser. we want only compromise. they

residents seem to be eager to sign up anita's plan for environmentally friendly living. but the mood changes when they start discussing the second item on tonight's agenda. argh! a proposal to build a new wind farm in the forest right next to the village. people are worried that they'll be losing their bond with nature, but there are other issues too. the power from those wind turbines is going to the people who live in south finland. it's not going to stay in our area. so we think it should — they should produce it there, closer to people who actually are going to use it. so it's like they are going to get all of the benefits and we are going to get everything that's not so good. it's not fair. it's like we pay the price and they look good, having the green energy. the proposed new wind farm will generate enough electricity for 55,000 homes but the sheer size of the project is causing concern. anita is setting off in the snow to meet ari, the town's mayor, to explain why her community is so worried. we won't be winner. we won't be loser. we want only compromise. they

they laugh residents seem to be eager to sign up anita's plan for environmentally friendly living. but the mood changes when they start discussing the second item on tonight's agenda. argh! a proposal to build a new wind farm in the forest right next to the village. people are worried that they'll be losing their bond with nature, but there are other issues too. the power from those wind turbines is going to the people who live in south finland. it's not going to stay in our area. so we think it should — they should produce it there, closer to people who actually are going to use it. so it's like they are going to get all of the benefits and we are going to get everything that's not so good. it's not fair. it's like we pay the price and they look good, having the green energy. the proposed new wind farm will generate enough electricity for 55,000 homes but the sheer size of the project is causing concern. anita is setting off in the snow to meet ari, the town's mayor, to explain why her community is so worried. we won't be winner. we won't be loser. we want only compromise. they

they couldn't fathom how anita hill was alleging what anita hill was alleging and if it was true and how she could not come forward with her allegations and they couldn't imagine how she would travel with him to a different position when he went to the eeoc. it was different a number of ways and one was the nature of allegations and another is the volcanic anger that we saw from justice thomas and then almost identically except with the element removed from justice kavanaugh. that leads us to the next chapter that rings as altogether which is impeachment. not the dash impeachment but the clinton went wanted that's how i met kavanaugh. he was a smart young lawyer working for ken starr. i was less young writer whose legal analyses of the star report ends up in the impeachment proceedings and the star moment was another one of those real turning point for brett kavanaugh. law school his friends had this understanding that he was a guy that was conservative and probably republican but he wasn't a standout conservative on the campus. in fact he was a first year law student that fall when

santa anita calls it the first machine of its kind. that scanner moves up and down to get a more detailed scan of horses' legs. it's designed to identify pre-existing conditions and prevent injuries. the racetrack says more technology is on the way. >>> package theft as you know is a common problem during the holidays, but one thief took an uncommon approach to the crime. that porch pirate left a note thanking the victim in st. paul, minnesota, letting the thief steal the package. the note signed by the new owner of your package. >> i do appreciate a nicely crafted thank you note. but this is ridiculous. i was angry and confused and quite flabbergasted that somebody would actually leave a thank you note when they steal a package. >> hillary smith posted that note on social media where it got a lot of attention. police are on the case. they say it's something they have never seen before. smith has left a decoy package on her steps. she said it's a little gift from her dog. >> zinger. >>> if you are shopping online this holiday season, y

. >> anita kumar, politico white house correspondent associate editor and bobby ghosn. it looks like this guy, boris johnson, doesn't need trump, doesn't need him anywhere near him, in fact. >> well, yes. i think he's trying to create a bit of a distance between himself and president trump, knowing how unpopular trump has been here and every trip that trump has made to this country, this city, he has been greeted with protests, although he has been shielded from some of them. and let's not forget, this is where that famous balloon of the baby trump first made its appearance. so, johnson doesn't want to be seen anywhere near any of that, and that little radio clip you showed earlier of him saying we don't interfere in each other's politics is his own trial balloon if you like. president trump doesn't care about these political niceties and traditions. if he feels like he wants to speak his mind on johnson, someone he prefers, then he will probably say so tomorrow or the day after. >> anita, do you think trump will stay out of this? >> probably not. >> why does he think h

laughter residents seem to be eager to sign up to anita's plan for environmentally friendly living. but the mood changes when they start discussing the second item on tonight's agenda. argh! a proposal to build a new wind farm in the forest right next to the village. people are worried that they'll be losing their bond with nature, but there are other issues too. the power from those wind turbines is going to the people who live in south finland. it's not going to stay in our area. so we think it should — they should produce it there, closer to people who actually are going to use it. so it's like they are going to get all of the benefits and we are going to get everything that's not so good. it's not fair. it's like we pay the price and they look good, having the green energy. the proposed new wind farm will generate enough electricity for 55,000 homes, but the sheer size of the project is causing concern. anita is setting off in the snow to meet ari, the town's mayor, to explain why her community is so worried. we won't be winner. we won't be loser. we want only compromise. they

ross garber teaches impeachment law and aneat anita kumar. ross, you heard schumer talking about how these new details in that report are a game-changer. that includes a scene that was described in the oval office where the president's top national security officials were basically pleading with him to release the $400 million in aid for ukraine. what does this change about what we know in the ukraine saga? >> so it does change things, i think, on the margin. remember, the trump administration blocked testimony from the president's senior advisers. and so it's not surprising that right now information is continuing to trickle out. the house kind of did as thorough an investigation as they could but they put time limits on themselves before they passed the articles of impeachment. now additional information is coming out and senator schumer saying, well, that's another reason we should have witnesses testify, witnesses subpoenaed to testify at the senate proceeding. i think in the real world, though, it's probably not likely to change very muc

a special task force looked into 30 horse deaths at santa anita but did not find evidence of animal cruelty. prosecutors made a series of recommendations aimed at improving safety and racetracks. the california horse racing board is also planning to issue a report in january.>>> the cdc is out with a warning. some puppies bought at pet stores may be linked to an outbreak of drug-resistant infections in humans. the agency reported 30 infections across 13 states from early january to november 10. that does not include california. at least four people have been hospitalized but no one has died. the company says it has taken steps to prevent human and puppy illnesses. >>> and the city council will try tonight to extend its ban on unposted short-term rentals. council members approved a 45 day ordinance last month. following a halloween night shooting in an air b&b rental in the city that left five people dead. inattention on lucille was rented to throw a party where more than 100 people showed up. that ordinance will expire january 3. city leaders want to make sure it gets extended before the ho

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they didn't find any animal cruelty or criminal activity linked to scores of horse deaths at santa anita park. the l-a district attorney formed a task force after 56 horses died between last july and this november. the d-a says -- greater precautions are needed but improved safety policies ádidá reduce the number of fatal racing and training incidents. ( robin ) in national headlines. seven democratic presidential candidates squared off on a debate stage in los angeles. the democratic showdown came on the heels of president trump's impeachment. darryl forges recaps the debate. the smallest (robin) still ahead on the kron four morning news... racism on campus. how an east bay school is dealing with its second racist incident of the month. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the golden gate bridge. the hollywood minute is coming up after the break. (ácommercialá) (robin) welcome back to the kron four morning news. i'm tracking your entertainment headlines today... hollywood magic can make almost anything happen... but what about snow in los angeles? david daniel has that and m

and anita kumar, white house correspondent and associate editor over at politico. good evening and welcome to you all. mieke, counselor, is this a good time for rudy giuliani to travel to eastern europe? >> i don't think there's any good time for rudy giuliani to travel to eastern europe. but what's very clear about this is the brazenness of giuliani and trump in their pursuit of dirt on the bidens. we are in the middle of an impeachment inquiry. it's entered phase 2. the president knows the republicans are unlikely to remove him. so his personal attorney is now doubling down on the kind of activity that got him into this trouble in the first place and meeting with these exact same corrupt prosecutors who are pushing a narrative that we know now started with russian intelligence services to try and discredit his most feared political rival. >> jeremy bash, there is a store from political comedy lore that when richard nixon tried to say chutzpah once it came out as shutspa. having said that, is rudy giuliani redefining chutzpah in our very eyes? >> absolutely. in an

this weekend (ken)state prosecutors found no evidence of animal cruelty in horse deaths at the santa anita park race track. a task force formed by the los angeles district attorney... found the 49 deaths at the track during a 12-month period ending in june... happened at a rate higher than the national average, but lower than previous years in the past decade. the d-a's office made two dozen recommendations for improving safety at racetracks... and said she would sponsor a bill to make veterinary records more transparent... for horses racing in california. (ken) áwarning system success.á a new app aimed at preparing california residents for earthquakes was put to the test for the first time. coming up tonight at 6:45... how this new technology already made a big difference. (pam) up next ... the hard boiled eggs in your fridge ... could be contaminated with listeria. now health officials are warning you to throw them out. ♪ a cat cafe sounded better in my head. ♪ ♪ next time i'll go to jack, at least then i'll get fed. ♪ head to jack in the box and experience the joy of missing o

couldn't fathom how if aneat -- what anita hill was alleging was true huh she could know nat comp forward withher accusation and could have followed him to it's position. it was the same and shockingly the same as the kavanaugh nomination in a number of ways. one is the last minute nature of the allegation. another is the vehement denial and volcanic anger from justice thomas and then almost identitily justice kavanaugh and the next chapter brings us all together which is impeachment. not the current impeachment but the clinton one, because that is how i metcalf kavanaugh. he was -- i met brett kavanaugh. he work for ken starr, i was a less smart and less young writer doing legal analysis of the star report and impeachment proceedings, and the starr moment ways a real turning point for brett kavanaugh. in law school hi friends had a vague understanding he was guy who what consecutive, probably republican, but he wasn't hugely conservative. wasn't the standout conservative on the campus. in fact, he was the first year law student that fall when the bork nomination was being debated and nob

anita hill brings up these accusations of sexual innuendos to her.mas was saying and al is saying well did he you?touch no. and then after she left eeoc in to, she still would talk clarence thomas once in a while. man said tosay this god's named, why in when he left his position of status or authority inr you and you left it 1983, why in god's name would speak to a man like that the rest of your life? good question.y and i'm sure that i cannot that to your satisfaction. that is one of the things that i do today. to i have suggested that i was retaliation, i was afraid of damage to my and i believeife, that you have to understand that that's one ofand the things that i have come to understand about harassment, that this response, this kind of response is not atypical, and i can't explain. in psychologypert to explain how tha that can hap, but it can happen. >> he didn't really seem to complexities of sexual gotssment and he really this in the press and national politics. a low period in his career. he laterid -- reflected, whenever i think back tightens.riod, my gut place.n a really bad

well i think this example about sweet anita her name is. a few issues the 1st is where is the line of demarcation on freedom of speech rest now obviously if somebody has got a psychiatric or a medical or a health condition like to read where she's unable to stop putting things out on stand her dad's block and she's got a fighting dad a speaker down in case she offends him i mean it must there are real challenges and when people use social media platforms to try and popularise their condition or get people to understand their condition better i think we have to be sympathetic and we have to be very forgiving and a name like jewish brothers and sisters as well as a my black brothers sisters and anybody else who might be offended by any comment some of it says i think they'll give me a wide berth i think at the same time the question we're asking is do people with tourettes or in this particular case seeing as he's british how she somehow imbibed or absorbed some latent anti semitism or far right views in society generally i think is that i th

this is bbc news, i'm anita mcveigh. the headlines at 10pm. the woman whose husband drowned in a pool in spain on christmas eve along with two of their children says all three did know how to swim, and that she believes there was something wrong with the pool at least 12 people are killed, but dozens survive, after a plane crashes in kazakhstan. the whole plane started, like, vibrating. everyone started screaming, the kids were crying. the head of the uk supreme court, lady hale, has criticised the impact of funding cuts on the justice system especially in family cases. a man who was shot dead on christmas eve in front of his family may have had criminal links in sweden.

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she was, her allegation was made public and there was a determination there would be a hearing that anita hill actually wrote this incredible opinion piece, when they were trying to negotiate what the rules of that hearing would be and she noted that so many years after her experience of coming forward and having to testify, this committee had not come up with a protocol on how to handle the allegations of sexual harassment or sexual assault. what did that say not only so many years after she had come forward but one year into me too and what is clear is you are tracking cultural attitudes, no question that anita hill, we think while clarence thomas was ultimately confirmed and is on the supreme court, she did play a huge role in helping to shift cultural attitudes towards sexual harassment and we are going to be watching to see the impact of christine ford. meanwhile how about the senate judiciary committee get some protocols in place if this does happen next time. >> over here. >> thank you for all the work you have done and mister woodward, you're one of the legends of the profession b

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the group that owns santa anita owns golden gate fields. >>> the flu claimed a life. health department officials confirmed the person died last week but provided no other information about the victim. two people have died in a neighboring country. flu season hit earlier than usual. the elderly and young are particularly at risk. >>> this was a first for facebook. they announced that it will run a commercial during the super bowl. it will feature chris rock and sylvester isstallone and will support the group feature. the cost for 30 seconds of ad time will run $5.6 million. the game takes place in miami on february 2. >>> coming up, a building a better bay area celebration. >> more than a year after a project started, it's finished. meet the families who are reaping the benefits. >>> a brewing battle in the next steps of the impeachment process. why the start d shouldn't mean a change in standards. that's why - thanks to you - we're rated number one in customer satisfaction by j.d. power. >>> great news. the number of robocalls you receive could drop. the senate voted

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santa anita also banned him. that one remains. >>> 5:23 now. a scary sight from china as this fire engulfed a 25-story residential building. the fire started on the fourth floor, quickly climbed to the top floor of the building as insulation burned. firefighters were able to jump into action and evacuate everyone inside. so far, there'ss of injuries. >>> new this morning, a suburban boston family raising concerns after an airplane's evacuation slide plunged from the sky into their yard over the weekend. luckily new york city one was hurt. the uninflated slide fell from one of its planes headed to boston from paris. it's not clear how the slide became detached from the plane. >>> the san rafael police department has two new members this morning. >> both have four legs. meet blue and jess coe. blue is a retired guide dog. there's the dog. and offered stress relief as the first-ever comfort dog. jessko will be on the apprehension beat. >>> loved and unique pet missing for several days home with his family. this is blue the macaw. he escaped from a

bacback to you. >> dana: anita, thank you so much. from those low down scandals to the height of heroism, cameras capturing the best in the worst of 2019. and jonathan hunt reports on this now. >> pirates taking on neighborhoods instead of the high seas this year. porch pirate stealing everything from shoes to the doorbell cameras themselves. this one forgetting to bring a bag to carry the goods. instead, shoving delivery boxes into his pants. others choosing to mark their territory by licking the doorbell. police officers also caught entertaining this year. this officer serenaded someone with a happy birthday during a traffic stop. >> happy birthday dear kamal, happy birthday to you. >> another caught in camera doing the flossing dance. even the easter bunny getting in on the action, but not everything was fun and games for the bunny, getting into an argument with this woman on the sidewalk. and from the street to the sky, cameras capturing these folks trying and failing to get away. reaching high speeds on the streets and in the des

. >> the santa anita racetrack is back in the spotlight following another stack. it's the 38th fatality in the last year. >> two days into that season, tragic news again. through his reward, three-year- old has died. fans are aware of that down here since last december. >> and, this is the number of racetracks. for 493. and in 2018. according to them. the same number in 2017 and fewer horse deaths a year before. >> we demand to know why you are still allowing the killing of those forces in the great state of california. why is this still a lot. he met there's ways to improve it. and we support that. but, i just don't think you know it's pretty much cancel everything. >> they are fully aware of the track record. here at the racetrack. >> i will definitely have that. >> track official told me, that they suffered a freak accident while jogging the track thursday. and wasn't certain if they were there for his reward at the time. >> i think it's something about it. >> they have more veterinarians. and, they must check each horse before training worked out or arrays. so

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