but there is sheen so maybe mist in the area but no windshield wipers. we do have metering lights in the back-up typical slowing for the upper east shore freeway and the build through walnut creek and into orinda and a smooth drive for contra costa county and the tri-valley showing slowing through pleasanton and the disabled vehicle still on the report but no additional slowing out of san leandro toward fremont. a crash at slowing. mark to you. >>> six months ago today the gunman suddenly turned gilroy garlic festival forever changing the site. the gunman killed himself as officers responded. "today in the bay" kris sanchez joins us live where the healing process continues. >> reporter: people still leave teddy bears and flowers and poemt -- and mementos but toward they will have a resource center to help try to move forward. now the first thank you last night for first responders who responded to the gilroy garlic festival shooting at the sharks game. if you look closely, you could see each uniform had gilroy strong printed on it and the sharks donated

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but this is when you see the rise of a few early lgbtq groups, social groups, such as the mattis sheen society and daughters of alightus. when people are meeting in secret in their homes to talk about what it's like to be a gay man, a lesbian woman, to social lice, dance, have fun. out of these groups rose movements for social justice where instead of seeking tolerance, they decided they wanted more than that, they wanted acceptance. here you see some artifacts from the mattis shooen society, a matchbook which would be passed on to people who they thought were like-minded people. a secret way to say, are you gay? i am too. let's talk about it. here is a legal book that was published for gay people arrested, gave them advice about their rights. over here you see some early pioneering lgbtq publications such as the mattis sheen review, the ladder, which was put out by the daughters of alightus, and won a famous first amendment case in the stream court when the post office was refusing to distribute it. the supreme court decided they had the right to publish. next, the main gallery of thi

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other celebrities joined her including martin sheen and joaquin phoenix. the so-called fire drill rally was held outside of the u.s. capitol building. the demonstration focused on the major banks and investors that finance fossil fuel exploration. after walking phoenix took aim at another industry. >> the meat and dairy industry is the third leading cause of climate change. and, i think sometimes we wonder what can we do in this fight against climate change, and there is something you can do today, right now, and tomorrow by making a choice about what you consume. >> the demonstration is a part of a weekly protest organized by fonda. she has been arrested five times while protesting. and has vowed to continue. >>> doing laundry can soon be a whole lot easier. coming up, a look at the high- tech machine that takes the thinking out of washing your clothes. but they wouldn't. so we took it to the voters and forced big tobacco to pay its share of healthcare costs. we fought oil companies for new clean air laws and closed a billion dollar corporate tax loophole

that's to the point it will get your car really dirty or you'll see a little bit of sheen on the road. inland temperatures. we've seen that dissipate. into friday it will be really cloudy tonight. chance for a spotty shower early on saturday. but if you have plans saturday afternoon, the rain's not going to affect them. we'll be dry by the evening hours and even better sunday when the system makes its exit. all that's left behind is sunshine. 62 degrees. tuesday and wednesday, upper s 50s, low 60s. that will remain in the forecast the first week of 2020. we are still officially in winter and the rainy season. i'm sure for now, this willbe don'tsh car until these sprinkles pass. back to you. >> good advice. >> cross one thing off i can do. thank you. >>> 7-year-old boy sent to the emergency room. rushed there. what he did and why he says he's concern concerned about getting too close to his stomach. >> don't miss that story. >>> beyonce, what quooeven bey says were her favorite moments of 2019. >>> happening now, taiwan's defense ministry says the top military leader was killed in an a

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at least 6 people have died in a huge sinkhole that opened up in the city of sheening in north western china the stans them swallowed a bus and pedestrians and triggered an explosion that authorities believe was caused by ruptured gas or electricity lines. thailand has confirmed that a hospital eyes. traveler from china is infected with a new strain of corona virus the virus has been linked to an ammonia outbreak is central china is thought to be the 1st confirmed case found outside of china. well now to a major new report that has shown that the world's oceans continued to grow warmer in $21000.00 while the trend it is an alarming one the last 5 years were each in their time hottest on record researchers say this warming of our oceans is already having a major impact on marine life and on the severity of storms cyclons and hurricanes . as our planet more due to the greenhouse effect the vast majority of trapped heat is absorbed by the oceans over 90 percent of it the oceans therefore provide a key buffer that helps keep temperatures on our planet stable but their capacity to absorb he

it's as if martin sheen ran for president and regist party called "the west wing." kylike his character, zeles mostly waging his campai online, and avoiding dates with his opponents. it's a departure from the methods of the party bosses and oligarchs that have ruthis country since independence from the soviet union. a candidacy like zelensky's would have been unimaginable st five years ago. then, an anti-corruption protest turned into a revolution thathe led to t election of a former government minister and powerful oligarch, petro poroshenko. poroshenko now faces corruption allegations of his own. to many, the prospect of a litical novice in the presidency is no laughing matter. you're an actor with no polical experience, your country is at war with russia. vladimir putin, 20 years at the helm. how are you going to deal withvl adimir putin? >> ( translated ): first of all, we will do everything to make sure that vladimir pever ends up at the helm of our country. the main problem in ourh relationship wssia is the war. no one has a real answer, how to stop putin. all

dollops that but the point is that the pressure from trump was so shameless it pulled even a bomber to sheen because well look the pressure on china did not start with trump you know when a bomber suggested transpacific partnership t p p without the rushing china within which was intentional it was intentional and it was of course they've changed but the cheney's knowing that they are so able to compete almost bending back what's known to insult the united states not to step on their interests so it was definitely not china who started the trade war it was the west it worked is that you reflect upon that because i think that's going to be one of the very big story of course we have in speech and we have the us presidential election coming up but so much else is happening in the world and in so little media time is given to it but it china will continue to be demonized if the u.s. doesn't perceive it as a victory i mean this is the problem that i see is that the u.s. has a very hard time compromising and in a never believes it have to compromise with a power that is perceived as weaker china

at least 6 people have died in a huge sinkhole that opened up in the city of sheening in north western china the stassen swallowed a bus and protests trains and shriek heard an explosion that authorities believe was caused by ruptured gas or electricity lines. thailand has confirmed that a hospitalized traveler from china is infected with a new strain of corona virus the virus has been linked to an ammonia outbreak in central china is thought to be the 1st confirmed case found outside of china. we could happen at any time and it could be extremely dangerous authorities in the philippines fear a volcano close to the capital manila is about to erupt well the government raised threat levels after the volcano began spewing ash and lava on sunday so far some 30000 people have fled their homes but only half a 1000000 residents remain in the danger zone. tagaytay city is a ghost town. ash from the volcano is everywhere. even without a major eruption residents have already been hit hard. the ash from the volcano traveled with the wind and unfortunately it blew in our direction it didn't just a

gloria steinham, dolores, martin sheen, reverend william barber, that's just to mention a few. it's going to be something. it's going to be my 82nd birthday and we're focusing on health and climate, which is a very important issue. it starts at 11:00. >> what kind of actions can state governments do to transform to 100% clean energy without the federal government's support? >> it's not easy without the federal government's support, but some of the cities that i mentioned like seattle and oakland and then a state like maine, the key thing we've discovered is for all the stakeholders to be at the table. if labor isn't at the table, it doesn't work. labor has to be there. front line communities, people of color, the communities that have been the most impacted, indigenous communities where those are, and state legislators. and a lot of lawyers. one thing that becomes clear when you look at what's happening in all these cities is that there isn't a cookie cutter. that's why it has to be decentralized. every city has different challenges and different opportunities, depending on top

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in october 27th sheen several women many of them actresses came forward to accuse weinstein of sexual harassment. the allegation sparked the global feminist me to movement which soon spread from the film industry to many other aspects of society weinstein's case continued to bring forward one new account after another he led me to his bathroom pleading that i just watch him masturbate. my heart was racing and i was very scared. i pulled my arm away finally and headed to the door he started following me and telling me that he could introduce me to bob weinstein and i could get a 3 picture deal and that he would green light my script but i had to watch him masturbate about 80 women have spoken out about harvey weinstein among them actresses angelina jolie ashley judd and gwyneth paltrow according to paltrow she was 22 years old when weinstein made sexual advances against her. following the accusations the academy of motion picture arts and sciences which awards the oscars expelled weinstein he was fired from his own company in october 2017 mediately after the scandal broke weinstein's w

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but the problem again is she's josephine baker sheens going into an establishment in a segregated establishment you know thumbing her nose at customs many social customs and certain parts of the south that has simply been accepted as that is the way it's going to be it's not going to change. and you know black folks know their place and here she comes giving them ideas about them moving out of their place and then she goes and. that the problem was she going to stay and fight but she going to deal with the aftermath the repercussions of her actions therein lies the critique on the one hand there was fierce pride that she had made it and on the other hand there was a great deal of criticism because only she had made. and so she did not necessarily open doors. critics from the ranks of the civil rights movement denounce josephine saying that after 20 years away she had no idea about the life of african-american. now she began to realize how her fame had shielded her from the brutality of segregation. and so she decided to put her celebrity to use once more this time for the civil rights movement.

get in touch and stay in touch, although we used to use mimeograph ma means sheens and get ink all over our fingers and the rest of it. but you can make change. the lesson, if there's a change you want made, sure, vote, it's election year, but don't just vote and go home and say, all right, i did it. now four years i'll come back and do it again. that won't get us anywhere, won't end inequality, and that won't change us and get us justice in this country. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: thank you so much for being on the show. wonderful having you, especially today. ( cheers and applause ) "history teaches us to resist" is available now. dr. mary frances berry, everybody. we'll be right back ( cheers and applause ) ♪ kfc's original recipe is made from a secret blend of 11 herbs and spices. and now you can get two pieces of my world famous chicken as a $5 fill-up. a secret you can eat for just 5 bucks. kfc! it's finger lickin' good! ( ♪ ) only tylenol® rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast, for fast pain relief. tylenol®. for fast pain relief. c

but the problem again is she's josephine baker sheens going into an establishment in a segregated establishment you know thumbing her nose at customs many social customs and certain parts of the south that has simply been accepted as that is the way it's going to be it's not going to change and you know black folks know their place and here she comes giving them ideas about the moving out of their place and then she goes and i mean. that the problem was she going to stay and fight but she going to deal with the aftermath the repercussions of her actions therein lies the critique on the one hand there was fierce pride that she had made it and on the other hand there was a great deal of criticism because only she had made it and so she did not necessarily open doors. critics from the ranks of the civil rights movement denounced josephine saying that after 20 years away she had no idea about the life of african-american. now she began to realize how her fame had shielded her from the brutality of segregation. and so she decided to put her celebrity to use once more this time for the civil rights m

get in touch and stay in touch, although we used to use mimeograph ma means sheens and get ink all over our fingers and the rest of it. but you can make change. the lesson, if there's a change you want made, sure, vote, it's election year, but don't just vote and go home and say, all right, i did it. now four years i'll come back and do it again. that won't get us anywhere, won't end inequality, and that won't change us and get us justice in this country. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: thank you so much for being on the show. wonderful having you, especially today. ( cheers and applause ) "history teaches us to resist" is available now. dr. mary frances berry, everybody. we'll be right back ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ chili's 3 for $10 steak, cooked how you like ♪ ♪ it's tender and juicy and aged to perfection ♪ ♪ that may sound fancy, but it's chili's fancy ♪ ♪ so come as you are and just bring 10 bucks ♪ ♪ 3 for $10 now with steak baby steak baby steak ♪ ♪ mmm-hmmm ♪ together we chili's, oh yeah baby yeah ♪ oh, your she's landed.ed. and she's on her way

main street is martin sheen. main street are those people who will be affected by the decisions made by wall street. >> oliver stone is a guy saying the purpose of film, the purpose of cinema is to make political commentary about our society and he made some very compelling films in the process. >> what happened today is just the beginning. we're going to lose this war. >> come on. you really think so? us? >> we've been kicking other people's asses for so long, i figure it's time we got ours kicked. >> "platoon" had this intensity. so much of that charlie sheen character oliver stone has said was him, was his experience going into the war as a patriotic kid who wanted to do his part and really having his eyes opened to the horror. and i think it maintains that gut punch. >> i hope people go to see what the war was really like. that's the statement and once you see it, you have to think about it for yourself. think about what you think about war. think about what it really is as opposed to the fantasy comic book s

gloria steinem, delores huerta, martin sheen, reverend barber. that's just to mention a few. it's going to be my 82nd birthday and we're focusing on health and climate, which is a very important issue. [ applause ] starts at 11:00. >> what kind of actions can state governments do to transform to 100% clean energy without the federal government's support? >> it's not easy without the federal government's support. but some of the cities that i mentioned, like seattle and oakland, and a state like maine, the key thing we've discovered is for all of the stakeholders to be at the table. if labor isn't at the table, it doesn't work. labor has to be there. front line community, people of color. the communities that have been the most impacted. indigenous communities, where those are. and state legislators. and a lot of lawyers. and one thing that becomes clear when you look at what's happening in all these cities, there isn't a cookie cutter. that's why it has to be decentralized, because every city has different challenges and different opportunities, depending on topography, depen

the team actually played that video on the jumbotron before sheening a light on the exact seat that stayed empty with purple and yellow flowers on them. the team then announced the nams of all of those that died in the crash before holding a 24 moment seconds of silence. kyrie considered kobe a palestinian tore and said that their relationship was much deeper than basketball. now, here in miami, preparations continue for super bowl 54. nfl commission roger goodell saying yesterday the league will honor kobe in some fashion during the game. but he did not offer any details on that. now, one of the few players in this game with super bowl experience is the 14ers richard sherman. he played in this game twice. his son raven's fifth birthday is three days after the super bowl. he asked his dad for a championship ring for his birthday. i asked sherman yesterday, how much more special is this super bowl experience for him now that his son can understand what is going on. >> it's unbelievable. that's one of the best parts about the experience, you know, and that's what makes it so much different,

martin sheen could be president of his retirement community. >> it's nice to think b everyboabout. it's a camelot administration on the "west wing". it was the way you hope people in government -- >> jimmy: and you're saying the one now isn't? >> yeah. >> jimmy: well, i'm going to have to disagree with you on that. it's great to see you. the movie is called "troupe zero". on amazon prime. allison janney, everybody. we'll be right back with alanna glazer. find your breaking point, then break it. every emergen-c gives you a potent blend of nutrients. so, you can emerge your best, with emergen-c. techlike make us feel things for better. it gives us a helping hand when all we have are feet. technology can make our beds, without us. go on technology, set the mood. we even have cpas at our fingertips who will review our taxes with us before we file. i've checked your return and you're good to go. great thanks. people can be good at anything. yes, even taxes. intuit turbotax. ♪ hvr dips. you either love it or you really love it. e competition and we broke through. you've tried retinol,

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just enough to mess up your hair and put a little sheen on the roads and then saturday night into sunday and monday look what happens. we get that dry weather once again making its return so that low pressure will circle off our coast for the next two days and then heading into sunday 58 degrees. next monday, 56 degrees. look at tuesday, 56. so we just have to get through that saturday. now as far as the highs tomorrow and inland areas it will feel a little chillier with a high of only 60 degrees, maybe even only topping out in the low 50s in some areas. by saturday we'll be at about 59 degrees and then it all goes back to normal by monday with a high of 62 degrees. let me tell you how the traffic is doing because we have the fog rolling in and that can make for dangerous conditions. look at the san mateo bridge. it's very foggy and slowing down out there. i'm starting to notice way more cars. yesterday i could count the cars. do not turn on high beams. keep it moving, slow it down, keep a good distance. it gives you less after reaction time when there is fog on the road. no major accide

now the drops dries off the lens and the northbound 101 toward university and the sheen on the roadway so there are slick conditions but mostly i'm worried about the off-ramp and the curves. we have green building in. for tuesday this is a later build. 6:51 now with with the commute starting to build but north 17 and this is about the third crash i've seen at near the summit road area with with a crash involving one car left sideways blocking one lane. that is the situation over and over since about 3:30 this morning. over here north 101 recovering from the crash at tully. still slow past capital, to kerner on 87 and 85 with a tip wal build like 101. so pushing into silicon valley. and walnut creek interchange and the bay bridge is fine with the back-up and the metering lights but the san mateo bridge slowing across the flat section and maybe some fresh rain. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> 6:52. and happening now. developing story in china. a search for survivors going on right now after a sinkhole swallowed a bus and pedestrians. at least six people died. ten others missing. survei

photo on the set of "the west wing." [ laughter and applause "is this -- is this the same phone martin sheen used? this is so cool. [ light laughter ] and even when they do have papers, trump's defense team usually doesn't seem prepared to actually use them. i mean the last time a lawyer showed up to congress to defend trump, he was literally lugging his documents around in a grocery store tote bag [ laughter ] remember that guy from the house hearing? steve castor he was either a lawyer or a guy the republicans randomly picked from the frozen aisle at whole foods. [ laughter ] "quick, can you come defend the president from impeachment?" "all right i guess. just let me finish filling my tote bag with these amy's burritos." [ laughter ] in fact, trump's team was apparently so unwilling to listen to the actual arguments democrats were making that at one point trump's lawyer jay sekulow went off on an angry tirade about something he misheard during the trial. basically one of the house prosecutors made a reference to foia lawsuits to obtain documents. foia is just an acronym for freedom of info

it's like charlie sheen hiring a drug sniffing dog. member those posts were the product of a hack. it's clear the established media is deciding who they want and don't and making sure everyone falls in line. they look at the country and incentive sing a strong prosperous economy th the -- thy see themselves out of power. the good news is you see the media's distaste for you out there in the open. please don't return the favor and call them a hack. that would be mean. >> jesse: that was a good monologue. >> greg: thank you. i will go to you first, jesse. >> jesse: i never knew that was how to get you to go to me first. [laughter] >> greg: to pick two opposites on the liberal spectrum. >> jesse: i don't care who "the new york times" endorses. i care for "the new york post" endorses. i don't think these endorsements mean anything. i think back in the day, union endorsements did when the mob -- i shouldn't say mob. when the union boss told the workers who devote for but even then i think now this is more inside baseball. it's like the bachelor. you're at the final rose ceremony and he

this one also stars antonio banderas and michael sheen. doolittle is only scoring a 17% splat on rotten tomatoes. one says it splats onto the screen like horse dung with few laughs and no charm. >> yikes. >> i thought doolittle would be awful, instead, it's merely forgettable. >> wow. >> womp-womp. >> next to a long-awaited action comedy sequel, we've been waiting a long time, will smith and martin lawrence. they reprise their roles as detectives to reunite one last time to bring down a mysterious assassin who's murdering people involved in an old case. >> remember, knock and talk. >> knock knock. >> miami p.d., get down! >> what the hell happened to knock and talk? >> hands behind your head right now. i'm going to penetrate this man's soul with my heart. >> what? >> watch and learn. i realize that you're scared. you know, sometimes -- >> how deep you got in that soul? ♪ bad boys bad boys what you gonna do what you gonna do when they come for you ♪ >> "bad boys for life" is scoring 75% on rotten tomatoes. a loving and skillful tribute

you could see that the little glisten of sheen on the roadway that we could see from the wet conditions that we had and now temperatures are are starting to drop in the north bay. now that the system is moved on, we're at 38 degrees in napa. 35 in santa rosa. san francisco at 47. and it is now 41 degrees in half moon bay. well as you get the kids up and ready for school this morning, you might pack a lunch right thousand. it is going to be in the mid-40s to start out for the next couple of hours on the way in the south bay and then we'll see a mix of sun and clouds. and still some cool temperatures but this is about normal for early january. as we reach up to about 57 degrees in san jose. 55 in antioch. and napa up to about 54 with san francisco also reaching 54. another storm system approaching during the overnight hours and it is also going to be another weak one. as it moves in we'll see if quickly racing in from the north. and then bringing us some scattered showers. and this is the way it looks throughout the day. we're dry up until about 7:00. that rain moving into parts of north

she has been arrested numerous time, and martin sheen and juaquin phoenix were the latest names to be detained by police. the supreme court in brazil has ov overturned a ban on a netflix come comedy showing jesus christ as gay. a judge ruled against the movie on wednesday claiming it hurt the honor of millions of catholics but one day later, the supreme court ruled in favor of netflix and free speech rights. in case you were wondering, there is a canadian family feud, a total delight. take a listen to one con t contestant's hilariously wrong answer. >> name pop eye's favorite food. >> chicken. >> oh, my god. >> show me chicken. >> spinach, jerry. >> show me spinach. >> spinach. yeah. >> so very funny for all of us, but finger family is probably like you just cost us 10 grand. the most memable moment was like chicken. >> she was like, yeah, got it. my favorite back here in the states was pedro martinez years ago, they asked tell me something that rhymes with yummy, and he goes my yummy. steve harvey just walked away. >> you got one shot. >> yeah, one shot. >> here in america, it probab

but sheen brazil. or. foggy about the hood. it is back with more today sports peter thank you very much the sporting world continues to pay tribute to bosco ball legend kobe bryant the former l.a. lakers star was killed in a helicopter crash in california on sunday along with these daughter giana and 7 of the people david stokes reports. the l.a. lakers fans chanting the name of fake greatest ever player outside the staples center in los angeles the arena the kobe bryant satellite so many times during his career his supporters still in a state of shock is this like you know like a bad dream like you feel like you wake up from something like that. i can't believe it i won't believe it but i guess is where everybody has respect for this man and his family and his daughter. it's painful we really lost somebody legendary today while bryant's friends congregated outside inside there was no basketball game but instead the grammy music awards and testament to how much he transcended sport his loss was still felt heavily more often tha

have taken place at the american eagle store in the last 10 days on the 4th we several $1000 worth of sheens taken and then on sunday, the 12th we had group of individuals that came in and also did a large retail set theft of several $13,000 to be exact lieutenant tim lyons with petaluma police says both groups had a getaway car waiting in the parking lot, thanks to security video and witnesses investigators have been able to track both vehicles back to oakland that's a common theme we see that they're coming out of the east been fortunate, we have large retail places and we know that's going to we wish we could just have a little better chance of catching us maybe just the resell value, especially around the holidays and look at really desperate to try to you know. >>it acquired money in whatever way they can wife. >>i feel very unsure for the place and i worried for a young kids. if you worry about the patrons clinton at lions potential crimes. >>and if you see something suspicious call police immediately for all want to get when they came in a large garbage bags. that's not typical or the

. >> jimmy: dude - >> it goes on and on antonio banderas, michael sheen. it is -- it's like the cast of "ben-hur." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's like the "avengers" cast of voiceover but it's really fun. do you sing in the movie >> no. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: because you have a a good voice i know this. >> you have a good voice >> jimmy: i do not i have no -- you actually have a good voice i've seen you. >> yeah, maybe you're right. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, i'm sorry, i'm going to keep arguing with you but, no, i just saw you at some event. >> oh, sting and trudie's rainforest fund. >> jimmy: yeah >> you want to talk about a lineup i literally just opened the show and then springsteen and eurythmics reunited. and it was john mellencamp it was a who's who of folks. >> jimmy: wow, that was fun. >> i opened it you know, i was thinking of you, because it was robert palmer's "addicted to love. i'm dating myself. anybody remember that song >> jimmy: of course. >> oh, boy, it's a big one [ cheers and applause and i thought, "fallon would nail this. you're a