doris cleife is actually 100 tomorrow. when she was 25, the second world war was in its final months. the raf had just bombed dresden, and churchill, roosevelt and stalin met to discuss how to carve up germany at the yalta conference. doris worked as an electrician at the airspeed factory on de havilland aircraft, and has vivid memories of that time. you know, we were bombed three times. i was walking along one saturday with my baby in the pram and a plane came over the roof, and it was a nazi, and this pilot looked at me and i looked at him — and this is true — and hejust swooped off, and i thought he was going to shoot me or something. doris has lived in portsmouth all her life. she was a hairdresser for 20 years and was always active. i'm sure walking helps. don't know about running and jogging at all that business. i think if you take a jolly good walk, it keeps you fit. # happy birthday to you # happy birthday, dear doris... doris has another party tomorrow, and she told me she's really going to let her hair down

doris cleife is actually 100 tomorrow. when she was 25, the second world war was in its final months. the raf hasjust second world war was in its final months. the raf has just bombed dresden, and churchill, roosevelt and stalin met to discuss how to carve up and stalin met to discuss how to carve up germany at the yalta conference. doris worked as an electrician at the sp factory on to havilland aircraft and has vivid memories of that time. you know, we will bombed three times. i was walking along one saturday with my baby in the pram and a plane came over the roof, and it was a nazi, and this pilot looked at me and i looked at him, and this is true, and he just swooped off, looked at him, and this is true, and hejust swooped off, and i thought hejust swooped off, and i thought he was going to shoot me or something. doris has lived in portsmouth all her life. she was a hairdresser for 20 years and was a lwa ys hairdresser for 20 years and was always active. i am sure walking helps. don't know about running and jogging hel

nuestra querida carolina y nick tienen 25, rashel y carlos diez, y doris y regulo tienen cinco puntos. puntos. tienen que mi hija tiene un sueño, carolina. quiere ser luchadora. ¿y es buena? entrena como un animal. ¡valentina, no! ¡no, no, no, no, no! tranquilo, aquí estamos para ayudar. elige a quien esté aquí para ayudar a que la vida vaya bien. ( ♪ ) para el alivio rápido de los síntomas del resfriado y la gripe sin receta prueba theraflu. theraflu se disuelve en segundos, e identifica y actúa rápido sobre 8 síntomas de la gripe. prueba theraflu. (narradora) millones sin cobertura médica y trump a punto de quitársela a millones más. pero mike bloomberg tiene un plan de salud económico para todos. con él no hay palabras vacías. como alcalde de nueva york, ayudó a reducir el número de personas sin seguro por casi 40%. y aún más para niños sin seguro. mike bloomberg: la fuerza para enfrentar a trump. con un récord que confirma su compromiso. (mike bloomberg) soy mike bloomberg y apruebo este mensaje. ♪. >>>♪. >>> quÉ rico lo estamos paso tando en esposad

world war 2 and this resolution is expected to get approved and already has governor gavin newsom's and doris menow this bill h.r. 77 was introduced by assemblyman alamo dodd sushi a democrat from california and coauthored this with 6 others and really paints a picture of california's anti japanese culture which goes way back in history and that's because it does a resolution is not just about world war 2 during pearl harbor but it also mentions how the california alien land love in 1913 which made land ownership for japanese immigrants legal and also and $943.00 joint resolution by the assembly that also states senate called for the forfeit of u.s. citizenship by residents who were also citizens of japan so it basically took us citizenship away from japanese dual citizens now it also goes further by calling out u.s. army general john allen devitt for telling california politicians shortly after the

doris concerns goodwin, presidential historian and author. doris, two very different men, also very different time back then. give us a sense of the country then and now. >> you're so right, the country rewarded president clinton for having taken responsibility, accepting that burden with 70% approval, similarly, jfk took responsibility for bay of pigs, said he learned lessons from it, the country pushed him up to 83% approval. now we're at a time vindictiveness is met with vindictiveness, bitterness, increased the ardor of opponents. it is a vicious cycle that we're in. >> you said in the past every president you analyzed, studied, once they're in office and see the country and start to understand it, they shift, they grow empathetic. is there any catalyst that could change the president's conduct or political message at this point? >> i think the only catalyst is going to come from the other side, from the ground up. you want a president to grow. i keep imagining that in each moment somehow the victory here could lead to a sense of okay, th

already has governor gavin newsom's and doris menow this bill h.r. $77.00 was introduced by assemblyman alamo dodd sushi a democrat from california and coauthored this with 6 others and really paints a picture of california's anti japanese culture which goes way back in history and that's because it does a resolution is not just about world war 2 during pearl harbor but it also mentions how the california alien land love in 1913 which made land ownership for japanese immigrants legal and also in 1943 joint resolution by the assembly that also states senate called for the forfeit of u.s. citizenship by residents who were also citizens of japan so it basically took us citizenship away from japanese dual citizens now it also goes further by calling out u.s. army general john allen devitt for telling california politicians shortly after the pearl harbor attack of that the japanese in this country have more arms and

doris cleife is actually 100 tomorrow. when she was 25, the second world war was in its final months. the raf hasjust second world war was in its final months. the raf has just bombed dresden, and churchill, roosevelt and stalin met to discuss how to carve up and stalin met to discuss how to carve up germany at the yalta conference. doris worked as an electrician at the sp factory on to havilland aircraft and has vivid memories of that time. you know, we will bombed three times. i was walking along one saturday with my baby in the pram and a plane came over the roof, and it was a nazi, and this pilot looked at me and i looked at him, and this is true, and he just swooped off, looked at him, and this is true, and hejust swooped off, and i thought hejust swooped off, and i thought he was going to shoot me or something. doris has lived in portsmouth all her life. she was a hairdresser for 20 years and

algunas plÁticas un poco profundas y esperemos hoy que vamos a conocer otros esposados mÁs, llegan dorys y regulo caro a nuestra casa para conocer mÁs su historia de amor, ¿se conocerÁn bien? lo sabremos mÁs adelante. >> toda esta semana van a poder conocer las historias de amor de quienes vamos a participar el prÓximo viernes. >> y no se les olvide votar en telemundo.com. >>. >> sin duda hay mucho que hablar en las noticias, especialmente con lo que pasa con los demÓcratas. >> vamos a comenzar con la informaciÓn en nuestra primera ediciÓn de noticias telemundo un nuevo dÍa. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ en iowa se realizaron los primeros caucus de la carrera presidencial, pero los resultados para saber quiÉn fue el vencedor entre los aspirantes demÓcratas parece que aÚn debeÁa esperar, vanessa estÁ en de moines con mÁs detalles, la sorpresa es que aÚn no hay un ganador del caucus demÓcrata. >> muy buenos dÍas, eso es lo que queremos saber, esperamos hasta altas horas de la noche para recibir los resultados del partido demÓcrata pero nadie sabe quiÉn serÁ el ganador elegido en i

>> i always see things as doris seems them. you know, i do think we could be overthinking this a little bit. >> explain. >> we overthink everything. >> i mean, if i'm the white house gardener and the president says i think the front lawn needs cut, that's what's happening with bill barr. he has to seem like he's independent so it's both real and for show. but the show part is to kind of tampen down the unhappiness within the justice department. you had the four career prosecutors who resigned from that case. barr has to show the people who work under him who are the most independent people in government. they care about law enforcement. he has to show he's independent of the white house. >> what's interesting, doris, not to date ourselves back to the days of george washington but let's do it. he had a big role in establishing the norms that the first president could have made himself a king but he chose not to do that, to be very careful. but you say that his warnings remain relevant today. >> when you look at his farewell addr

i think doris day is a bridge between '50s morality and '60s morality. >> oh, my darling. oh, my darling, are you having another nightmare? >> what was cool about the movies that she was in was that they were centered around her and her problems. >> she was a female protagonist, which was unusual at that time. >> if we look back at doris day films today, we can see she really established a new kind of representation of a career woman who was very much in charge of her own life. she was independent, urban, and that really was a kind of a prototype for the liberated woman. >> mrs. america might do well to start early in her marriage, a planned cultivation of outside interests and hobbies. >> in the early '60s, film comedy was very commercial. it was that colorful, fun, freewheeling comedy style. you got peter sellers in the blake edwards movie "the pink panther". >> we must find that woman. >> at the same time that you had jerry lewis. >> as a kid, you loved jerry lewis because he was a kid. he was a kid doing all these wacky things that you would like to do. i mean you want

and you know, doris, i believe that an important part for baseball's hope and faith. so that in as many franchises as is possible, on march this year, march 26, people at least have hope and faith 13 can be competitive. what we had gone to a point in the bed 90s were that wasn't so anymore. and so therefore, revenue-sharing was critical. it took a long time, went through a lot of pain, i did a lot of other revenue-sharing things like for instance van which was our internet company which proved to be an extraordinary success. i wanted every club to own the same amount. i wanted the kansas city royals to own as much as the new york yankees. i wanted the pittsburgh pirates to own as much as the los angeles dodgers. because, it was good for the sports, and it provided the hope and faith that you needed. slowly but surely, as you know and the legislative process, we got things done to a point where we had over $500 million in revenue-sharing. a lot of other revenue-sharing mechanisms where they are nigh don't mind telling you, that in 2014 and 2015, when we went to the wor

thank you dr dori gold for your input dori gold is a former policy adviser a former official working on the nuts and yahoo iran's hard line institute in jerusalem i once wiped the floor with him in an intelligence squared debate and these are the kind of people who are running the show writing these texts and you can see it when we invade them and of course the current israeli ambassador to britain due to no doubt refute exactly what you're saying but how dangerous is it now for israel's existence because the deal is definitely united the arab world the international community this comes after a mass unity against trumps aerial killing as a summation of customs from a mommy iran's top general the end of a j c p o a is there now a gathering unity against israel. no i wouldn't put my emphasis on that action. yes we've had the rhetorical condemnation from the arab league and from many other quarters in the world i think yes a communal popular level this is deeply offensive to many people around the world. but let's also be practical i'm not expecting. whether it's arab governments or ot

thank you dr dori gold for your imput dori gold is a former policy adviser a former official working on the nuts and yahoo iran's hard line institute in jerusalem i once wiped the floor with him in an intelligence squared debate and these are the kind of people who are running the show writing these texts and you can see it when we invade them and of course the current israeli ambassador to britain do today no doubt refute exactly what you're saying but how dangerous is it now for israel's existence because the deal is definitely united the arab world the international community and this comes after a mass unity against trumps ariel killing as as a nation have got some silly money iran's top general the end of it j c p o a is there now a gathering unity against israel no i wouldn't put my emphasis on that afshin. yes we've had the rhetorical condemnation from the arab league and from many other quarters in the world i think yes at a communal popular level this is deeply offensive to many people around the world but let's also be practical i'm not expecting. whether it's arab governme

thank you dr dori gold for your imput dori gold is a former policy adviser a former official working on the nuts and yahoo iran's hard line institute in jerusalem i once wiped the floor with him in an intelligence squared debate and these are the kind of people who are running the show writing these texts and you can see it when we invade them and of course the current israeli ambassador to britain do today no doubt refute exactly what you're saying but how dangerous is it now for israel's existence because the deal is definitely united the arab world the international community this comes after a mass unity against trump's aerial killing as a nation and got some silly money iran's top general the end of a j c p o a is there now a gathering unity against israel. no i wouldn't put my emphasis on that afshin. yes we've had the rhetorical condemnation from the arab league and from many other quarters in the world i think yes it a communal popular level this is deeply offensive to many people around the world. but let's also be practical i'm not expecting. whether it's arab governments o

doris kearns goodwin, presidential historian and author. she has written bestsellers about both roosevelts, kennedys, lincoln to name a few. her latest work is appropriately titled "leadership in turbulent times." eugene robinson, pulitzer prize-winning columnist for "the washington post." and among our political analysts and in washington, robert costa, national political reporter for "the washington post," moderator of "washington week" on pbs. robert, i'd like to begin with you because i can't help but notice the location of tonight's event over your shoulder. the reaction to what was a bizarre night to watch. >> reporter: first republicans talking to white house officials tonight, senators and congressmen, it's clear they believe the president's remarks were the formal kickoff of this phase of the 2020 election, an economic message to the suburban voters in the country, and then the pivot toward the hardline message on immigration, the awarding of the presidential medal of freedom to rush limbaugh, speaking to voters out in different pa

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in his back room writing all his plans of the settler movement and he actually tweeted thank you dr dori gold for your input dori gold is a former policy adviser a former official working on the nuts and yahoo iran's hard line institute in jerusalem i once wiped the floor with him in an intelligence squared debate and these are the kind of people who are running the show writing these texts and you can see it when we invade them and of course the current israeli ambassador to britain do today no doubt refute exactly what you're saying but how dangerous is it now for israel's existence because the deal is definitely united the arab world the international community this comes after a mass unity against trump's aerial killing as a nation and got some silly money iran's top general the end of it j.c. . is there now a gathering unity against israel no i wouldn't put my emphasis on that afshin. yes we've had the rhetorical condemnation from the arab league and from many other quarters in the world i think yes at a communal popular level this is deeply offensive to many people around the world

gold for all your input dori gold is a former policy adviser a former official working on the nuts and yahoo iran's hard line institute in jerusalem i once wiped the floor with him in an intelligence squared debate and these are the kind of people who are running the show writing these texts and you can see it when we invade them and of course the current israeli ambassador to britain do today no doubt refute exactly what you're saying but how dangerous is it now for israel's existence because the deal is definitely united the arab world the international community this comes after a mass unity against trump's aerial killing as as a nation have got some silly money iran's top general the end of it j.c. . is there now a gathering unity against israel. no i wouldn't put my emphasis on that afshin. yes we've had the rhetorical condemnation from the arab league and from many other quarters in the world i think yes at a communal popular level this is deeply offensive to many people around the world. but let's also be practical i'm not expecting. whether it's arab governments or other govern

sea out back so the joke is on them it took 500 years but the joke is on them the credit and fiat's doris are able to rule for a longer time because it's such so much more benign i mean cortez had exacting kill and take visibly people could see he was just taking your stuff the fact that it's so much more benign and that you can't really see that you think you're participating in a capitalist economy and it's up to you to compete with this next chart however shows that in fact they're starving you out so in cortez surrounds the city how do you isolate them how do you weaken montezuma well you prevent any food from entering you starve them outright you surround a country or a region and. starve the people out well here in the credits that or system will see that they're choking out the credit system with this charts the decline in the velocity of money post g f c the global financial crisis has been remarkable 3 decades of a sideways trend 2 decades above trend and now a decade of utterly falling out of bed we had a brief post-crisis bump and a $272800.00 tax cut then we left bomb but othe

doris giving them commodities futures modernization act which allowed derivatives which is a form of stealing our wealth and also the glass steagall which allowed basically that their speculation to be backed by us the conquered people write well the only model that is comparable history would be able ism that's when the money completely dies and you just have people living in castles and. stay tuned after the break much more coming your way. i 1st heard about wiki leaks. from. the cops of footsie in iraq. i think at dinner people do not in the u.s. military who have never forgiven him for it this guy's a traitor a treasonous and he has broken every law the united states illegally shoot son of a. story to have. independent journalist with his computer to see who is what crimes and to a global audience. the idea of developing an anonymous. and applying it to a media organization is what he makes that was the 1st. i didn't the tour anticipated that he would be for a short while. and run one of the world's most. founder julian assange. and there was a great deal of jealous in the mainst

joining us now presidential historian doris kerns goodwin. the history series, washington. i submit this is all connected. doris, when someone asks about these firings, when we've seen presidents go through crisis before there's a learning process. after president clinton there was contrition. i think that's where i learned the word contrition. after bay of pigs, john f. kennedy came out and said he was wrong, he would change. what do the firings tell us about what president trump learned from the process. >> it's sending a message. it's sending a message to the people against him rather than the message to the country. when bill clinton said he was profoundly sorry for what he had done and imposing this burden on the congress and american people, now going forward to reconciliation and recovery and forgiveness. the same thing when john kennedy admitted error in the bay of pigs, that responsibility for it. he was able to move forward, change and be ready for cuban missile crisis. triumphant in 1865, war about to be won for the north, no message. on the contrary he said both

sea out back so the joke is on them it took 500 years but the joke is on them the credit and fiat's doris are able to rule for a longer time because it's such so much more benign i mean cortez had exacting kill and take visibly people could see he was just taking your stuff the fact that it's so much more benign and that you can't really see that you think you're participating in a capitalist economy and it's up to you to compete with this next chart however shows that in fact they're starving you out so in cortez surrounds the city how do you isolate them how do you weaken montezuma well you prevent any food from entering you starve them outright you surround a country or a region and you starve the people out while here in. credits that or system will see that they're choking out the credit system with this charts the decline in the velocity of money post g f c the global financial crisis has been remarkable 3 decades of a sideways trend 2 decades above trend and now a decade of utterly falling out of bed we had a brief post crisis bumps and at $272800.00 tax cuts then we bomb but other

the joke is on them it took 500 years but the joke is on them the credits and fiat's doris are able to rule for a longer time because it's such so much more benign i mean cortez had exacting kill and take visibly people could see he was just taking your stuff the fact that is so much more benign and that you can't really see that you think you're participating in a capitalist economy and it's up to you to compete with this next chart however shows that in fact they're starving you out so in cortez surrounds the city how do you isolate them how do you weaken montezuma well you prevent any food from entering you starve them outright you surround a country or a region and you starve the people out while here in the credits that or system will see that they're choking out the credit system with this charts the decline in the velocity of money post g.s.t. the global financial crisis has been remarkable $3.00 decades of a sideways trend 2 decades above trend and now a decade of utterly falling out of bed we had a brief post crisis bumps and a $272800.00 tax cuts then we left bump but otherwi

thank you dr dori gold for your input dori gold is a former policy adviser a former official working on the nuts and yahoo iran's hard line institute in jerusalem i once wiped the floor with him in an intelligence squared debate and these are the kind of people who are running the show writing these texts and you can see it when we invade them and of course the current israeli ambassador to britain do to no doubt refute exactly what you're saying but how dangerous is it now for israel's existence because the deal is definitely united the arab world the international community this comes after a mass unity against trump's aerial killing as a nation and got some silly money iran's top general the end of a j c p o a is there now a gathering unity against israel no i wouldn't put my emphasis on that afshin. yes we've had the rhetorical condemnation from the arab league and from many other quarters in the world i think yes at a communal popular level this is deeply offensive to many people around the world. but let's also be practical i'm not expecting. whether it's arab governments or ot

joining me presidential author doris kearns goodwin. we're hours away from the final vote on impeachment hearings, and five hours removed from the partisan state of the union that delighted republicans and infuriated democrats. when have we been here before? >> i think the great thing history can do it give us solace. when i think back to what it was like in 1862 when lincoln delivered the state of the union message in the midst of a civil war that had to be the country apart, hundreds of thousands of people dead, 600,000 would be dead yet he gave the words that somehow have come down over time that this fiery trial through which we pass will light us down an honor or dishonor and was about to issue the emancipation proclamatio proclamation. there was a movement on the part of the citizens. he said don't give me the credit, it's the anti-slavery that did it all. that's when change takes place and when these muddled times we live in can have some sort of centrality. it happened at the turn of the 20th century, huge divisions in the count

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presidential historian doris kearns goodwin. she's the executive producer. >> i finally got to know george washington through a team of collaboration and through historians who knew better than me. it's got drama. >> he's been hard for us to book. >> i'll bring him in. don't worry. >> we've been talking for the last 2 1/2 hours about william barr, what were his motivations for speaking out. does he really mean it? let's leave that aside and talk about historical precedent. i was scratching my head in whether you believe he's really taking a stand against the president. the attorney general of the united states is being publicly critical of something the president is doing, which is tweeting. and i would be hard pressed to come up with names of cabinet officials who have said anything like this about a president before. >> the only thing i can think of, now that i'm thinking about it is way, way back in lincoln's time, the secretary of the treasury, chase, was saying all sorts of things publicly against lincoln because he wanted

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dory is not unique and is part of a disturbing wider trend in human trafficking. chinese men seeking bribes are fueling an illegal but lucrative cross border practice that targets girls and women often from pakistan's impoverished christian minority. the word by the promise of a better life and money for their parents they're told they're going to marry wealthy chinese christians. more often than not they end up in some of china's poorest and conservative areas where it's one child policy has led to too many men and not enough women. once across the border young brides are at the mercy of their new husbands. and the. fighting is start from the pregnant. there are a lot of spiders because my role behind my room is my i don't want the spiders i hear i think. i'm no one training that he's not listening. you don't know you're crazy and. other women have described coercive behavior physical abuse and even forced prostitution. whatever the chinese grooms want to do with them they can no one is there to see what happens to the girl it's the height of cruelty. but also a

>> doris, see you i think saturday february 29th. doing a panel with you on the history channel up in new york. >> you are indeed. >> fun discussing this show. so i hope everybody will come to that, but my question to you is, we all talk about wrestling with the flaws that some people have and i know whether it's ben franklin to steve jobs and certainly leonardo da vinci, they have their flaws. with washington, wrestling with the issue of slavery. how do you deal with that in the show? >> no question you have to look at a president and be disappointed in the things they didn't doey wish they'd done given the character and understanding who they were. certainly kept slaves during his lifetime. end of his life, however, durings with will actually freed the slaves as you know, maybe that's not enough, because he didn't do it during his lifetime. the other hand, none of the other virginia dynasty characters did that. at least setting a pattern for the future. but no question that unless we look at them as accessible human beings, warts a

going to be considering what of africa's health systems very vulnerable to almost of these outbreaks dorie there are thank you very much. 50 percent of patients sounds excessive but that's this year's goal in zimbabwe it's the 1st inflation outlook since the government stopped publishing annual done last june as had the bank says the main task is to stabilize inflation which the 521 percent last year and to steady the exchange rate wants to print more local currency and limit the use of foreign ones somalis struggling through its worst economic crisis in a decade. equitorial guinea says it was an attack on its dignity the french seized a paris property linked to the african nations vice president in a 2012 raid defense lawyers insist it was protected by international law on the 1st day of hearings before the international court of justice equitorial guinea argued the 6 story magine was a diplomatic mission and not the hope of vice president to go door and open young he's the son of the country's leader and is accused by friends of misuse of tens of millions of dollars in public funds. in o

they replace the injury duo of caelen doris and garry ringrose in the starting 15. in golf, how far is too far? well, those running the sport are concerned that, with golfers hitting the ball further and further, golf could be unsustainable. it's all in a big report released today. so what needs to change? austin halewood's been looking into it for us. austin, the average club golfer might drive the ball 200 maybe 250 yards. these numbers go way beyond that though. distances us club golfers could only dream of to be honest. this really is a big worry for golf‘s lawmakers — they're becoming more and more concerned that longer hitting means longer courses, higher maintenance costs and rounds taking longer to complete. golfers hit every club in the bag further than they used to but this is the problem area — the drive. the likes of rory mcilroy and tiger woods are smashing the ball further than it ever has gone before. so, this is how it's changed over the last quarter of a century. in 1995, the world's top 20 golfers were driving the ball, on average, 278 yards

doris is pregnant. in june 1960, rex jr. arrives. but the really big surprise comes 30 minutes later -- his sister, connie. you're twins? >> my mother didn't know she was having twins. >> they had no idea. >> they didn't know. >> do you think that was life-altering for your dad? all of a sudden he's a dad with twins. >> oh, absolutely. >> rex jr. and connie grow up in this house in a suburb of milwaukee. did dad do tricks? >> he did small tricks, card tricks, and things with coins. >> did he ever tell you how he did any of those tricks? >> he would never tell me, as many times as i asked. >> nor does he fill his son in on the hundreds and hundreds of magic books around the house. >> i had built-in bookcases in my bedroom, and they were full of magic books, and then we had a breakfront in our living room where the books were all under lock and key. >> hands off. >> hands off, except when he opened the case and stood with me while i looked at the books. >> son and father never explore the secrets in those pages. in 1977, rex sr. suffer

doris, though, if mayor pete does end up winning iowa because he was the second choice of many people in the caucus, you said -- you've said that he would be in very, very good company, a guy named abe lincoln also had that luck in his caucuses. >> true enough. abe lincoln actually made an appeal by letter and through his campaign managers to the delegates to say i know i'm not the first love where i go, maybe except in my home state of illinois, but if you can't get your first love, come to me, i will be your second love. and it worked. he didn't attack the base, the more radical, more conservative elements and after the first ballot when sewer didn't win or neither of the others did, people scramble arnold and who is this guy that's been pretty good to you? he was also centrist versus radical conservative and could win the battle ground states. familiarity, this echos everywhere in my old history. >> well, and also the time -- the time that we find ourselves in, this chaotic situation we find ourselves in, i go back to bully pulpit and you describing a time of chaos, mass chaos, and

the historian doris concern goodwin has said that leadership is five qualities how millity, empathy, resilience, self-awareness and self-reflection. i think my colleagues have these qualities and so i am glad they are here with us. dale and jim, tell us a little more about some of the stories of this past year that i felt were important to our societyand world. >> reflecting on our conversation last year as we ended the year, a story that continues in the news is the shootings. the mass shootings. and i think it's been intensified where we are having more shootings in places of worship. and so, it seems like not a week goes by we have the shooting in texas. the other day. and it's bringing into question whether parishioners should be carrying firearms in the churches or not. and so, that's still a disturbing as it is becoming a new norm. >> every from synagogues to mosques to christian communities. >> every place of worship. every faith. . >> i just don't understand the tribalism that goes on that creates that violence. but it's prevalent. >> yes. >> in society and the world. . >> wh

allowed to drive a proof that seems like a bit of a double standard to be honest it would be in the dory even if you had to drive a. tank. to. see if it would be. intact but it was the very 1st film or diesel in all of the photo successful they somehow invented or implemented in view look at the instruments and stuff it looks like a standout who knows he's going to have seen even b.m.w. z i mean these 2 we are very honest on he doesn't in like me it's cars on the life of cars that he can push to their maximum limits and with vintage cars you have 3rd the months of restrictions so i would say that he's not the biggest fan he has a respect for them but i don't think he enjoys driving them all the time. has acquired you it's related to when kids cars on it say the past somehow because she is reading not. ok i think we should go that stress ok. i would just like to tell you a little something on both the cars that i grew up in so growing up my dad to head . all in my head and head of the 1100 that was soiled in the net is the many i will say look i was a very solidly bit. it was interesting

but all i kept thinking was, "apologies to doris kearns goodwin." this is-- >> stephen: deep cut for "colbert report" fans. literally the last joke we did on the old show. >> i loved it so much. >> stephen: had you worked with meryl before? >> just on "big little lies." that was it. so my whole life, you know, she was a hero to me. and then on "big little lies," i was just so excited, all i wanted to do was pay tribute to her, and bow at her feet, or cuss her out in a starbucks which is what i had to do. also glorious, but terrifying. >> stephen: that must have felt good, to scream at meryl streep. >> yes, in some weird way, it did, yes. >> stephen: i want to catch up on a news story that kind of got away from us that you were part of. it's a big news story, and i hope you know what i'm about to talk about here. baby yoda is a big deal this year. and you were on a red carpet-- what was that for? do you remember what that was for? >> the gotham awards. >> stephen: the gotham awards. okay, and on the gotham awards you were asked about baby yoda. do yo

for so forget the tiger and phil said come on i'm going number 6 i want to help us out i don't know dory and then. if it was you don't know what you're doing your job or newcomer you don't interview nation indeed other people saw your civil. morse because of this you know in t.v. good brothers you know mean british or mean or sideways or they might get the deer i got if you know now under your sentiment dig them out i'm not good and i mean that if you know a guy that does not forsake your liking or sees what i kind of the monkey and there being some torsos people say i don't want what is our beef there's no user of your sort of me either edged if you don't know i was wrong but it got you to see on the 2nd up what if he had a horse at a mosque you know that night but i've got to hit a point of yours you really don't know what we're going to get out oh no but i'm a 2nd i don't know they are against him you know what i'm going to end up going to get him to give me money left what he did against arguably the undoing of the by studying this you really see and they see him as a woman talking o

even worse is doris said she closed her at&t account nine years ago. she asked at&t to return the money. but didn't get anywhere. so they turned to us. we reached out to at&t and it immediately contacted zora and after several weeks of back and forth it cut a check for $4,000 and at&t said we have provided a refund to the customer to resolve this. zora tells us she was still on the hook for more than $600 in mortgage late fees. her case is a good reminder, when you make big payments every month like rent and mortgage get a proof of payment notice from your bank or landlord. share your chonsumer complaints at 888-996-tips or nbcbayarea.com. >> 4:56 this morning. and coming up on "today in the bay," we're staying on top of the breaking news for you. right now hundreds of americans are arriving in the bay area from china. this is near the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak. we'll have a live report from travis on what is to come for those under quarantine. >>> right now at 5:00, breaking news. hundreds of americans touching down in the bay area from ch

.>> reporter: the shows producers, met while working at pixar on the movie, fighting dory. they started their own animation company, based in berkeley. since his debut a few weeks ago, netflix is showing go-go corecarson in 30 languages, in 180 countries. joe vazquez, kpix 5. >> i listen to it every morning. i listen to it every morning. i know that voice very well. >> that is a houseful of kids for you. good for you and good for him. we are looking toward city hall. it is lit up in 49ers colors, and the numbers are fairly warm. it is 59 degrees in the city. this was a warm day as we look at the top of the sales force tower in tribute to the 49ers. we had highs up to 73 degrees in oakland. san jose's record was 71. santa rosa did not come close. santa rosa's record for the day is 80 degrees. it was unusually warm weather. saturday will be mild. we have a big chill coming in on sunday. the high pressure will relent a bit inside the slider from the northwest. this low heads to the east of the bay area. as it does, we have a howling wind. the wind could be gusting at 50 miles

to run for so forget us like us if you come out of a number say i want to help us out i don't know dory and then. if it was either no no no your job or new to her you don't interview nation indeed at the hip to your civil. morse because of this you know in t.v. good brothers you know mean british or mean or sideways or they might get to deny god if you know now under your sentiment it they have no doubt not good and i mean that if you know god does not forsake your liking or he sees what i kind of the demented and there being some torsos people as i don't want what is obvious to us nor newsroom you're serving me i very much do if you don't know i don't have long but it negative to show lisa get up and see a horse at a mosque you know that night but i've got to hit a point of yours you really don't know what we're going to do without oh no but on my 2nd i don't know how are you going to do know what i'm going to do it is not going to let me say let me money left but if he did it has got to give it time undoing of the by studying history of see and then see him as a woman talking or going

one of them had him coming through the doors, where the president is coming through the doris with right lights behind , and you have two generals standing there at the podium. through their like he is god. when we willg start changing the religion once this guy gets in again. we have got to get him out of there. everybody just keeps going on with this -- going along with his lies. sons put up ahead on the spikes when they were talking. when congress had a half hour or 45 minute break coming down the hall, there were two of them , anyoneabout trump voting against him on this there were $100,000 waiting to go against him. i am not exactly sure which advertisement he is talking about. bulk of our advertising has been to tout the president's is positive record of accomplishment. is on the vastly improved economy. we have the best economy in 50 years. unemployment nationwide is at its lowest point in 50 years. for just about any demographic of the citizenry, it is at an all-time low unemployment, talking about unemployment rates for women, blacks, latinos, asians, and veterans. all of those

business or 2 >>kobe bryant made his money not by just sit back and collecting a salary and living off and doris mundiales he basicay was gog out and investing in everything from just how those honest company to body armor which became an enormously popular sports drink. he turned that is a $5 million investment into 300 million. >>and speaking of money are prince harry and meghan about to become billionaires yeah that's with a b tune in to bt tonight for the story had come tonight back to you. >>all right that wraps up kron 4 news at stick around because ken wayne, no i'm just kidding j r stone i'm sorry guys pam moore. our here with the news at 6 i grant vicki thanks to you both coming up next a 6 o'clock we're following an accident where 3 people have been hit by a car this happened in n francisco's mission district we will take you there in a live report plus quantine for 2 weeks now bacin the bay area woman talks about the stressful trip me with her daughter. >>local news station. breaking news right now out of san francisco where 3 pedestrians have been hit by a car 2 are in surgery at the

the 1st time you heard say it but she has actually because i've been around her a lot said i wouldn't doris any candidate because she is determined to support and get change our administration now when she talks very candidly and my film about bernie sanders those are her real feelings having run against him in 2016 now that quote was taken out of context as though she was just saying it today and she was trying to insert herself in the 2020 alexion so i witnessed firsthand how the news cycle distorts things so she's saying this a year and a half ago it's come out in my fell about the 16 election and the news cycle presents it as though she's just saying this today and so that of can't take it out of context and that is the that's the problem with a lot of politicians face former u.s. president jimmy carter said last year and i'm quoting him here he said i think a full investigation would show that trump did not actually win the election in 2016 he lost the election and he was put into office because the russians interfered on his behalf. did you discuss this with hilary i did i mean i disc