i will ask for public comment on chief nicholson's report. is a new member of the public wish to give public comment? please approach the podium. seeing then, public comment is closed. we will proceed with the report from the administration and the deputy chief. as appointive information to the new commissioners, next commission meeting we will have a report from the deputy chief on operations. you are aware that we get the best of command as they give their reports and chief, you have two lengthy presentations. please proceed. >> good afternoon, commissioners yes, i have two reports as you will recall from our schedule. we had two alternate meetings. my reports include the november report and the december report. they are labelled to some beer and january because that is when i gave my report after the fact. you have those reports that i provided to you. and what has been done is i will to highlight of those reports and send them to you in a presentation format. continuing to work with the workers and committees. we have been getting really

"chinatown" with jack nicholson the best screenplay of all time. one author calls it a canary in the coal mine. we'll explore the film and this fascinating theory. >>> then what would it be without ordering a little delivery. restaurants have done it for years. this year for the first time restaurants expect to make more money from take out than from dining in. we're looking the at the proliferation of food delivery apps and hear the simple idea that helped start billion dollar businesses. that's ahead. we begin this morning with a first in the deadly coronavirus outbreak. the u.s. embassy in beijing confirmed overnight that the first american has died from the virus at the epicenter in the chinese city of wuhan. the outbreak is responsible for more than 720 deaths, all but two occurred in mainland china. more than 34,000 people have been infected with the virus worldwide, including at least 12 confirmed cases of the virus right here in the united states. michael george is here with more details on the latest death. michael, good morning. >> report

that concludes my report. >> thank you, chief nicholson. i hope it's just a few days that you're taking off, as opposed to years. >> on that happy note, yes. oh my goodness. chief of the department. all right. is there any public comment on chief nicholson's report? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioners, do you have any questions for the chief? any comments? all right, chief. i just have a question regarding any new safety measures or protocols that are being employed now that we are facing the coronavirus and it seems like the incubation period may be as long as 21 days. so you have no idea if you're coming into contact with a person who might later on develop it. what are the new protocols, if any? >> let me just say the next week is really important in terms of whether we see a rise in cases in the country or not. there are only, i believe, 12 confirmed cases in the country. so we are acting with an abundance of caution ourselves, d.e.m. and d.p.h. the department of emergency management has questions their call-takers are

i will ask for public comment on chief nicholson's report. is a new member of the public wish to give public comment? please approach the podium. seeing then, public comment is closed. we will proceed with the report from the administration and the deputy chief. as appointive information to the new commissioners, next commission meeting we will have a report from the deputy chief on operations. you are aware that we get the best of command as they give their reports and chief, you have two lengthy presentations. please proceed. >> good afternoon, commissioners yes, i have two reports as you will recall from our schedule. we had two alternate meetings. my reports include the november report and the december report. they are labelled to some beer and january because that is when i gave my report after the fact. you have those reports that i provided to you. and what has been done is i will to highlight of those reports and send them to you in a presentation format. continuing to work with the workers and committees. we have been getting really

>> that was maybe the quintessential role nicholson. he can be wild and crazy and bounce off the walls and bring that unhinged energy. >> i'm hot to trot. next woman who takes me on will pay off in silver dollars. >> nurse ratchet is one of the great villains of the 1970s. >> no, mr. murphy. when the meeting was adjourned the vote was 9-9. >> there was a sense of authority. and that's nurse ratchet. this is a film kind of about a rebel. >> what do you think you are? crazy or something? well, you're not. you're not. you're not any crazier than the average azzhole walking around on the streets and that's it. >> it's a menace and self-conviction. you trust who he is. >> and the winner is, jack nicholson in "one flew over the cuckoo's nest." >> i wanted to thank my agent who advised me ten years ago i had no business being an actor. thank you. or is more reliable in business. tomorrow is in your hands. partner with t-mobile for business today. we don't need to do anything tospecial for valentine's day. okay. ♪ even if she says she doesn't

i know what they need to be successful. >> i have known jeanine nicholson since we worked together at station 15. i have always held her in the highest regard. since she is the chief she has infused the department with optimism. she is easy to approach and is concerned with the firefighters and paramedics. i appreciate that she is concerned with the issues relevant to the fire department today. >> there is a retired captain who started the cancer prevention foundation 10 years ago because he had cancer and he noticed fellow firefighters were getting cancer. he started looking into it. in 2012 i was diagnosed with breast canner, and some of my fellow firefighters noticed there are a lot of women in the san francisco fire department, premenopausal in their 40s getting breast cancer. it was a higher rate than the general population. we were working with workers comp to make it flow more easily for our members so they didn't have to worry about the paper work when they go through chemo. the turnout gear was covered with suit. it was a badge to have that all over your coat and face and hel

nicholson. next hole birdie on back-to-back. lefty starting to get it together. 5 under finishes at 16 under. putting for eagle at spy glass, drains the long birdie, 3 under 69 finish at 17 under, one stroke up on nicholson heading in. as vince mcmadden would say, this is the xfl 2.0. d.c. defenders against seattle dragons. coaches replaced. that's fun. third quarter, defenders down. reverse pitch back to cardale jones. lee, nice moves for touchdown, defenders win xfl opener 31-19. still some more football to play. next up for dubs home date with miami heat. andre traded. >> i can't believe xfl it's back. 9:46 is the wake up on sunday. another look at the forecast with lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> hey there, julian. we certainly have the advertised wind we've been talking about. not only upper elevations but you might feel it at your houseworking to the surface. our wind advisory through the morning not officially starting until 7:00. it is certainly out there. yesterday it was breezy in spots but today it looks like not o

thank you very much, chief nicholson. i wanted to report to president covington and to the colleagues and to the department that that work is now being processed to where hopefully there's some activity behind it. thank you very much, madame president. >> very good. thank you. and commissioner cleveland. >> thank you, madame president. just wanted to report to my fellow commissioners that we did have interviews with the candidates for the position for the department. and we will continue those discussions later this evening. but it was dr. ye, chief velo, chief nicholson and myself that were involved in the interviews with the physician candidates. the other thing is the guardians of the city, we had a discussion, and i participated on phone with the group, and i think we'll have a letter of agreement that olivia is putting together that will bind the two organizations together in a more proper format so we know who is responsible for what. and i think that's going to be a really big step in the direction. so that's my re

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they are not less likely to do what they've been taught to do i have very very quickly i talked to nicholson is going to jump in there these are praise to appear pretty frequently in china a current of our sars in 2003 bird flu etc in 30 seconds or so it is outlined why that is. it because this is where you get a high population density near wild animals and basically also yours and have we also have a like a rural economy very close to a economy so that allows the intermingling of viruses and one host to another i think from the batch to an intermediate humans to be very you know it's very likely but having said that even though sheeting king might be able to close down the wildlife markets in china in viet nam and in engine asia there's still going to be these small village type markets where sanitation and infection control is not that high and that's what we still get the avian influenza occurring and not in the . major cities but in in the rural areas so china may be able to stand out but i think other asian countries can still be a problem all right well we'll see how things develop bu

government they are not less likely to do what they've been taught today are very very quickly i talked to nicholson is going to jump in there these are praise to appear pretty frequently in china a current of our sars in 2003 bird flu etc in 30 seconds or so it is outlined why that is it because this is where you get a high population density near wild animals and basically also yours and have we also have a like a rural economy very close to $800.00 economy so that allows the intermingling of viruses and one host to another i think from the batch to an intermediate humans to be very you know it's very likely but having said that even though sheeting king might be able to close down the wildlife markets in china in viet nam and in engine asia there's still going to be these small village type markets where sanitation and infection control is not that high and that's what we still get the avian influenza occurring and not in the. major cities but in in the rural areas so china may be able to stop that but i think other asian countries can still be a problem all right well we'll see how things develo

see how they play out as- to what happened thank you very much for that thank you nicholson have. unions were back on the streets a here in paris today this the national assembly debated proposed changes to front suspension system. opposition lawmakers have table top forty one thousand amendments in an attempt to storm the bail. ruling party threatened that will be for to close to the legislature. by the- from on the story here possibly was not mossy. this is the tenth day of protest against my will not pension reform. fifteen does cold as they have been angry thousands of peoeople taking t o the streets in paris to dedescribe these reforms as deeply on fact they say if they become little millions of french people. will have to work longer into best sixties until they can retire and then they'll be forced t to retire with a smaller final pensions pay out. of the opposition here in the streets today. somewhat by physician in. as well that the far left steve gianluca metal show on tables. rankles on the net men's to this legislation to try to do everything possible to stop these ref

they are not less likely to do what they've been taught today i have very very quickly i talked to nicholson is going to jump in there these are praise to appear pretty frequently in china a current of our sars in 2003 bird flu etc in 30 seconds or so it is outlined why that is it because this is where you get a high population density near wild animals and basically also yours and have we also have a like a rural economy very close to $800.00. so that allows the intermingling of viruses and one host to another i think from the bats to an intermediate humans to be very you know it's very likely but having said that even though sheeting king might be able to close down the wildlife markets in china in viet nam and in engine asia there's still going to be these small village type markets where sanitation and infection control is not that high and that's what we still get the avian influenza occurring and not in the. major cities but in in the rural areas so china may be able to stand out but i think other asian countries can still be a problem all right well we'll see how things develop but we

they are not less likely to do what they've been taught to do i have very very quickly i talked to nicholson is going to jump in there these are praise to appear pretty frequently in china a current of our sars in 2003 bird flu etc in 30 seconds or so it is outlined why that is it because this is where you get a high population density near wild animals and basically also yours and have we also have a like a rural economy very close to $800.00 economy so that allows the intermingling of viruses and one host to another i think from the batch to an intermediate humans to be very you know it's very likely but having said that even though sheeting king might be able to close down the wildlife markets in china in viet nam and in engine asia there's still going to be these small village type markets where sanitation and infection control is not that high and that's what we still get the avian influenza occurring and not in the. major cities but in in the rural areas so china may be able to stand out but i think other asian countries can still be a problem all right well we'll see how things develo

that would be phil nicholson. here is y. from the beach right in the cup. one easy swing and he is just getting started. next, he did it from the beach and the fairway? got it. that hits the pin and goes down. one-stroke off the lead. your leader is nick taylor. that is in eagle. not bad. he is at 17 under. there should be a terrific final round at pebble later today. >>> a frightening collision. a cardinals star was left with stitches. watch oscar. he collides. da silva suffered a gash to his head. he would eventually walk off the court with help. he was very emotional and did not return to the game. we are told he should be okay. >> stanford led much of the way. colorado ended up beating the cardinals. >>> a close game early on. on drew kelly gets a bucket and a foul. then timmy allen went nuts. wide open. he says that's mine. a little pump fake and then he clears the deck to drop in a few. utah takes it by 15. 60-45. >>> the giants pitcher and catcher will report to spring training clamp cam. before that, phan vest. some familiar paces remain. icons like

move on the list i've written on the gun shows up the movies because of a mostly an incident nicholson on the field in show which the certainly must. as i said it does not so much because i was it is a constant because you must say i'm audience so. i. focused on. elite. league. interviewed. a suspected terrorist is shot dead by police in london after stabbing 3 people and what authorities are probing as an islam most inspired attack. a peace plan of the triggers of violence and donald trump's accused of taking sides in the middle east. palestinian authorities cut ties with washington and israel and protesters break out in the west bank also ahead. i and the u.k. said it's a sale from the e.u. on its postcards and voyager but after 47 years of cooperation there are fears of economics.

nicholson. she made the video while wearing a jersey for the chiefs quarterback patrick mahomes. she also sent barbecue to the kansas city fire chief staff. lastly she donated $100 to charity. she doesn't look happy in that outfit. >> she put on the shoulder pads, the head band. >> she's a good sport. >> i got to say with the colors being so similar, it's not as bad of a -- >> as a rub. you could pretend mentally. >> exactly. i saw it, i was like wait, okay. >> exactly. >> she's a very good sport. >> definitely. >>> only a spotty chance of a shower tomorrow night into saturday morning. 75 for the afternoon. >> wow. >> more upper 70s into next week. as i said earlier, first week of march offers about a 60% chance of getting some consistent rain back. >> we've still got some time in february. thanks for joining us here on this thursday night. have a great friday tomorrow. >> see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests - will

thank you so much for your time mr nicholson looks out on wednesday we're going to have this vote very very likely that donald trump will be acquitted how do you see this impeachment drama affecting the upcoming elections in the u.s. . well it is hard to say in some respects but i believe hopefully that the american people will see that this trial was a sham that this president is corrupt that he has made. some mistakes or i would say people make mistakes and some people make choices and i think he's made some very poor choices he has demanded loyalty to senators rather than have them have their loyalty to the united states of america and i hope that they turn against him with their valor their ballots and then they cast ballots in the right direction we see that there are 51 percent of americans voting americans believe that this president should be removed and i think that that's encouraging given the circumstances but very few republicans have had their minds changed according to polls very few republicans have had their minds changed by this impeachment trial so if indicating that

the work was tireless says san francisco fire chief janee nicholson who joined other first responders in comforting the family, this is all that. >>her parents describe as adventurous and someone who loved to explore. >>they wanted to celebrate her spirit by having people come to the place she loved and fly kites and taken the crashing waves, it was a nightmare, but it is turned into something just beautiful on. >>and i just it's about chair bringing all of these people together to celebrate a cure is mother says this tragedy can help people understand to appreciate every moment with their loved one's life is very precious. >>and don't take anything for granted and just love with your whole heart because you just never know what the future will bring carol was a graduate of davis high school in case ville utah her family says that her memory also lives on through a scholarship at the school. >>reporting in san francisco, dan thorn kron 4 news. >>the greyhound bus company is taking a stance and the us immigration battle, the company says it will not allow customs and border agents to s

secretary dalton, secretary ball, secretary nicholson, fellow flag and general officers, members of the white house historical association, and also the white house national council on the white house history, and other distinguished guests, including the descendent of stephen decatur, on behalf of the united states navy, i would like to thank all of you and all of us for coming to celebrate the life and the legacy of one of our navy's most illustrious commanders, commodore stephen decatur. despite serving over two centuries ago, his legacy is one of the most enduring legacies that we have in our navy. he helped shape the trajectory of our nation's early naval forces, and as a result, he accelerated america's influence in world affairs. decatur commenced his career in the navy in 1798. that was a critically important time for the united states, as trade opportunities expanded our country's ambitions over the horizon. and at the same time, piracy was threatening our commerce and foreign navies continued to patrol our shores. our rapidly growing naval force was in need of a strong, daring

i know what they need to be successful. >> i have known jeanine nicholson since we worked together at station 15. i have always held her in the highest regard. since she is the chief she has infused the department with optimism. she is easy to approach and is concerned with the firefighters and paramedics. i appreciate that she is concerned with the issues relevant to the fire department today. >> there is a retired captain who started the cancer prevention foundation 10 years ago because he had cancer and he noticed fellow firefighters were getting cancer. he started looking into it. in 2012 i was diagnosed with breast canner, and some of my fellow firefighters noticed there are a lot of women in the san francisco fire department, premenopausal in their 40s getting breast cancer. it was a higher rate than the general population. we were working with workers comp to make it flow more easily for our members so they didn't have to worry about the paper work when they go through chemo. the turnout gear was covered with suit. it was a badge to have that all over your coat and face and hel

as for nicholson things look sideways in the april. the five-time winner hit it over the green here. you figure what the short game no problem, right? wrong. the greens were so from from the wind it could not hold. he had two pencil and a bogey six and the lead expended 23. how much was at the window factor? the cat flew off of taylor's head. his lead was whittled to two before this 15. this would have won the event right here. the lead back up to three. comical and collected all day. wire to wire and he is at the first ever canadian to win this coveted event. nick taylor the second win and qualify for the masters and the u.s. open. >> i would actually think i was relatively calm coming into the event. i did not eat much breakfast and slept average last night which i expected but i honestly think playing with the amateurs made the rounds lower and a little more time between the shots and i did not feel rushed. >> it was a hard day but i got outplayed. i am totally fine with that and i will continue to get better and give myself more ch

last year it was jack nicholson. pat with tubac, a nice birdie putt, nick taylor leads overall, eight under 63 beautiful weather down there, and yeah, it's the sporting life right now. 11:00, time for more news. >>> when you talk about animal abuse, this in my mind is the most serious form of animal abuse. >> an injured puppy dumped at it shelter too weak to walk. the dog is now doing well despite all he's been through. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu fox 2 starts now. >> the bulldog/pitbull mix was illegally abandoned at a shelter in palo alto, all but left for dead. >> his injuries tell a story of abuse that have some believing the animal may have been used as eight in a dogfighting ring. live coverage tonightcontrol is investig animal control set up a tip line for information because they area lot of unknowns. security cameras

solo league at 12 under putting for eagle at 7 on spy glass, drains the long bird, one stroke up on nicholson heading into the final round. as vince mcmadden would say, this is the xfl 2.0. you saw it here on abc 7. d.c. defenders against seattle dragons. coaches replaced. that's fun. third quarter, defenders down. trickery, reverse pitch, back to cardale jones. lee, nice moves for touchdown, defenders win xfl opener 31-19. still some more football to play. next up for the dubs, a home date with miami heat. a familiar face just traded to miami. we'll see if he's in uniform monday night. have a great sunday. >> thank you, chris. now we want a look at the bay area forecas. meteorologist lisa argen has been very busy. >> hey. wind whipped out there, clear sky. we haveind advisory, verifying certainly at the surface upper elevations. it is allowing for south texas in the 40s and 50s. what is that concern? it's almost the entire bay area. not right around the bayshore but will be breezy there. we're looking right now at winds at the surface from 20 to 40 miles an hour. but you go up about 1,000 fe

we have nicholson on spyglass hill. this was an eagle putt right there. he is 11 under par and in third place. he is chasing jason day. at 18, at pebble, he is eight under 64 for the day. they are chasing this guy, nick taylor, the sole leader, playing at monterey peninsula. he has a birdie at 18. he has the to shot lead. they are halfway through with 20 of golf to play. it looks like great weather as well. we have come to the point of the evening, where we must check this out. there are dunks, and then you have lebron james dunking from the game last night. this looks like something you would see in the dunk contest. he let that all go. or friday night, we have the videos. >>> this continues next ktvu plus. moon burn is a real possibility. that's a "bazinga," right? one of my best, don't you think? (forced giggle) howard, do you want to double-check the equatorial mount on the laser? we need it locked onto the sea of tranquility. you got it. oh, raj, no. billions of dollars have gone into inventing the internet and filling it with pictures of naked women

costars to win best actress and actor for the same film the last duo to do it was helen hunt and jack nicholson in 1998 for as good as it gets. parasite has already made history bong joon-ho is the first korean to be nominated for best director of the parasite would be the first foreign language film ever to win the best picture oscar your race or beyond will your car can i don't trust him an inch we heard these difficult now not cans of helping out. >>and while ford v ferrari is an extreme long shot to win best picture its place in oscar history is secure. it's the first movie about auto racing ever nominated for the academy's top prize we'll see who crosses the finish line first when the 92th academy awards are presented sunday night in hollywood, i'm david and. >>one more bit of oscars. trivia robert de niro and bradley cooper, both up for academy awards this year. but not for acting de niro is a producer on the irishman and cooper is a producer on joker both films are nominated for best picture. and new this year the awards show is going green will be serving up a mostly vegan menu. joaquin

. >> nick taylor, versus phil nicholson, tomorrow, in the final group. keep your eye on jason day. will the weather hold up? we have a bit of wind tomorrow. mickelson is definitely the favorite. that is the latest from pebble beach. >>> the warriors are running with the lakers as we speak, with the newest guard acquisition, andrew wiggins. >>> college ranks, look at this, stanford and colorado, watch this had smashed the floor. that is oscar, colorado, evan hit him. look how bad he is affected. later on in the half, he woke up and said, he is in basketball attack mode. he knocked down a three- pointer. colorado overcame a 16 point deficit to win the game 81-74. over to baseball, the giants first baseman, enters his 10th big-league season. he knows, 2020 is going to look different than his previous 9. he has a new manager. he is stepping into the batter's box, versus madison bumgarner. >> telephone so you joked about when summer dashe you, what are you going to do? like i said, would not be surprised if he spoke to me and had the first time. he wants to assert his dominance. i do th

of costars to win best actrs and actor for the same film thelast duo to do it was helen nt and jack nicholson in 1998 r as good as it gets. parasite has already made history bong joon-ho is the first korean to be nominated for best director parasite would be the first win the best picture d while ford v rrari is an extreme long ot to win best picture its place in oscar history is secure. it's the first movie nominated for e academy's toprize we'll see who crosse the finish ne first when the 92th academy awards hollywood, i'm david daniel. >>9.55 so we'reat a time for he kron 4 morning news but kron on keeps going that's right for the latest on wh happening later today, we've got kron four's theresa stas on sanaa's to her knees standing by go morning. >>good morning james in our area we've got lots to cover today, san frcio, public works director mohammed nu and sports bar owner nick bovis are in federal court day for their bond hearing and we're taking alook another shooting that happened on i 8.80 earlier this morning plus both house speaker nancy pelosi and president donald trump. they have

. >> i sense is they would not go to their they will go to nicholson or travis. that mission is strictly for military. >> the cdc team at traverse over space is inspected to get a b update on corona virus evacuees from china today at noon. >>> as we take a live look at sfo united says it plans to stop it das from san francisco to hong kong darting on saturday. hong kong reported its first coronavirus that on monday. the airline has artie suspended flights to and from other cities in mainland china. meanwhile china want to reduce fight to the u.s. but still wants to operate flights between two pairs of american cities, airline was to fly from beijing to los angeles and on to san francisco and from beijing to new york and then washington. the air carrier filed the emergency request to fly the roots do to new restrictions on people and -- >> in the report reveals china's economy will take a big hit from the coronavirus. the illness is expected to cost cost china about $52 billion. and to give you some perspective, ebola which ravaged parts of africa led to a loss of

the work was tirelessays san francisco fire chief janee nicholson who joined other first responders in mforing the family, this is all that. >>her parents describe as adventurous and someone who loved to explore. >>they wantd to celebrate her spiritby having peopleome to the place she loved and fly kites and taken the crhing waves, it was a nightmare, but it is turnedinto something just beautiful on. >>and i just it's i'll about chair bringing all of these people together to celebrate cure is mother says this tragedy can help people understand to appreciate evy mome with their loved one's life is very precious. >>and don't take anything for granted anjust love with your whole heart because you just never know what the future will bring carol was a graduate of davis gh school in case ville utah her family says that her memory also lives on through a scholarship at the school. >>reporting in san francisco dathorn kron 4 say you see santa cruz remain firm and their fight or a living wage despite the possibility. >>of losing their jobs more than 200 grad students e as you can see on strike

." >>> who has won best actor the most -- jack nicholson, daniel day-lewis, marlon brando, or dustin hoffman? >> marlon brando. >> daniel day-lewis. >> three times. >>> finally, which of these foreign-language film has won best picture? "grand illusion," "life is beautiful," "roma," "crouching tiger"? >> none of them. >> that's right, because that's a trick question. >> "parasite" is first. >> i actually paid attention. >>> okay, so, if you're lucky enough or talented enough to win an oscar, where do you put it? here's where some celebs stash their famous statute. emma thompson, susan sarandon and kate winslet, all keep oscar in the bathroom. emma stone and jennifer lawrence keep theirs at their parents' house. anna paquin keeps hers in the back of a closet. she says she doesn't want friends to feel the need to comment on it. and timothy hutton keeps his in the fridge. when you grab a beer -- >> i love that. >> you see oscar. so, lots of oscars fun all around. >> all right, thank you, janai, really appreciate it. >>> i want to point out we've got a huge oscar preshow here on "gma" to

the work was tireless says san francisco fire chief janee nicholson who joined other first responders in comforting the family, this is all that. >>her parents described as adventurous and someone who loved to explore. >>they wanted to celebrate her spirit by having people come to the place she loved and fly kites and taken the crashing waves, it was a nightmare, but it is turned into something just beautiful on. >>and i just it's about chair of bringing all of these people together to celebrate a cure is mother says this tragedy can help people understand to appreciate every moment with their loved one's life is very precious. >>and don't take anything for granted and just love with your whole heart because you just never know what the future will bring carol was a graduate of davis high school in case ville utah her family says that her memory also lives on through a scholarship at the school. >>reporting in san francisco, dan thorn kron 4 news. >>in the east bay, there was a vigil today for a 4 year-old boy who was run over by a car outside of his home in richmond. hector career i

open and says he won't accept an exemption nicholson short of 68 in the opening round on thursday he is for behind leader nick taylor cricket's bushfire bash to raise money for victims of australia's bushfires has been delayed by the weather and a change of city some of the sport's biggest names are coming out of retirement for the match it was due to be played in sydney on saturday but forecasters said it would have been washed up by rain the whole event has been moved to melbourne's junction oval on sunday instead 10 will be playing for ricky ponting. it's an alarming situation so that distressing and that's an understatement because you see the member all 4 lives it has affected not just humans but also the wildlife which sometimes people don't talk about. that is equally important and. i'm so happy that i'm here with any order were possible that we have to support the cause to respond. the harlem globetrotters or world famous for their impressive basketball wizardry now they've added a new player who more accurately a new harlem globetrotter. for the 1st. oregon zuzu see juno inc

the work was tireless says san francisco fire chief janee nicholson who joined other first responders in comforting the family, this is all that. >>her parents describe as adventurous and someone who loved to explore. >>they wanted to celebrate her spirit by having people come to the place she loved and fly kites and taken the crashing waves, it was a nightmare, but it is turned into something just beautiful on. >>and i just it's about chair bringing all of these people together to celebrate a wonderful your is mother says this tragedy can help people understand to appreciate every moment with their loved one's life is very precious. >>and don't take anything for granted and just love with your whole heart because you just never know what the future will bring in. >>carol was a graduate of davis high school in kayes value todd her family tells us that her memory lives on through a scholarship at the school. reporting live in san francisco. dan thorn. kron 4 news so much dan and kron four's listening to your concerns about the safety of your drinking water. >>cancer causing chemicals w

i know what they need to be successful. >> i have known jeanine nicholson since we worked together at station 15. i have always held her in the highest regard. since she is the chief she has infused the department with optimism. she is easy to approach and is concerned with the firefighters and paramedics. i appreciate that she is concerned with the issues relevant to the fire department today. >> there is a retired captain who started the cancer prevention foundation 10 years ago because he had cancer and he noticed fellow firefighters were getting cancer. he started looking into it. in 2012 i was diagnosed with breast canner, and some of my fellow firefighters noticed there are a lot of women in the san francisco fire department, premenopausal in their 40s getting breast cancer. it was a higher rate than the general population. we were working with workers comp to make it flow more easily for our members so they didn't have to worry about the paper work when they go through chemo. the turnout gear was covered with suit. it was a badge to have that all over your coat and face and hel

i will be troy and it means he'll start the final round just one stroke behind the tailor of canada nicholson is targeting a code 6 title at the california effect. and 20 years on from its failed 1st season the excess fell is back as in a week after the super bowl this revival is hoping to get an overview of the n.f.l.'s offseason a crowd of close 220000 fans watch the d.c. defenders beat the seattle dragons in game one of the x f l z a new era. and that's as well for me isn't about to thank you so much for that song and you can find much more on our web site dress for that al-jazeera dot com do stay with us richelle carey will be back in a moment but also be going live back to hong kong for the very latest on the coronavirus to stay with us here on al-jazeera. musician of whom a visionary teacher. how does your world meets a man bringing traditional arabic sounds to a whole new audience being a woman and being american playing at it already is something new from boston to palestine a land of his but he nutter's the next generation of musical talent simon shahid the musical journey on al-jaze

. >> basil has been in some big films, that's her with peter fonda in "easy rider" and with jack nicholson in this scene from "five easy pieces." >> you want me to hold the chicken. >> i want to you hold it between your knees. >> and her credits don't end there. you may be surprised to know basil has been the choreographer for "american graffiti." "peg see sue got married," "my best friend's wedding" and "legally blonde." and most recently director quinton tarantino hired her to choreograph his oscar nominated film "once upon a time in ' d known as theony. >> the pony is this. here, here, here. >> oh, my. >> that's in dances now. >> but it wasn't the pony that put toni basil on the map. it was mickey. >> i wore this in the video. >> they didn't put anything in the budget. this is the actual cheer sweater from las vegas high. >> you were what, 30 whatever? >> no, i was 39 when we were -- at 76, she still has it. the question is, as a former high school dance team member, do i? >> i'm doing mickey with toni basil. ♪ >> are you good? >> i started to look back, i actually, wow, how lucky can

gets involved with an astronaut played by jack nicholson. >> fly me to the moon! >> they just had this incredible comic chemistry. the romantic scenes between them are hilarious. >> i'm sorry. >> if you wanted to get me on my back, you just had to ask me. >> terms of endearment may be the first dramedy, a movie that's funny and tragic simultaneously. >> >> you'you're going to -- >> the shot! >> thank you very much. >> james brooks was able to take humor, tragedy, the best writing. delivered beautifully by actors that cared so much. it felt like life. it felt human. it felt funny. >> the winner is "terms of endearment." >> jim was into the delicate shades of humanity before it was cool. >> oh, well, that was a long time ago. people change. >> well, i hope you changed. >> yeah, i hope you have too. >> for your sake, your personal, less something to be desired. namely, your personality. >> if you look at woody's career in the '80s, which theoretically should have been past his prime because how can you go on after manhattan? there's also zelig. there is purple rows o

costars to win best actress and actor for the same film the last duo to do it was helen hunt and jack nicholson in 1998 for as good as it gets. parasite has already made history bong joon-ho is the first korean to be nominated for best director parasite would be the first foreign language film ever to win the best picture oscar your race or beyond will your car can i don't trust him an inch we heard these difficult now not cans of pumping out. >>and while ford v ferrari is an extreme long shot to win best picture its place in oscar history is secure. it's the first movie about auto racing ever nominated for the academy's top prize. we'll see who crosses the finish line first when the 92th academy awards are presented sunday night. >>in hollywood, i'm david and. >>and we have one more bit of oscars. trivia robert de niro and bradley cooper are both up for oscars this year but not for acting deniro is a producer on the film, the irishman while cooper's a producer on joker both films are nominated for best picture. to politics coming up next presidential hopefuls doing some last minute campaigning

in the next chief of the san francisco fire department, ladies and gentlemen, let's welcome, jeanine nicholson. (applause). >> i grew up total tomboy, athlete. i loved a good crisis, a good challenge. i grew up across the street from the fire station. my dad used to take me there to vote. i never saw any female firefighters because there weren't any in the 1970s. i didn't know i could be a fire fighter. when i moved to san francisco in 1990, some things opened up. i saw women doing things they hadn't been doing when i was growing up. one thing was firefighting. a woman recruited me at the gay-pride parade in 1991. it was a perfect fit. i liked using my brain, body, working as a team, figuring things out, troubleshooting and coming up with different ways to solve a problem. in terms of coming in after another female chief, i don't think anybody says that about men. you are coming in after another man, chief, what is that like. i understand why it is asked. it is unusual to have a woman in this position. i think san francisco is a trailblazer in that way in terms of showing the world what can ha

acting chief executive anna batesson and hammish nicholson said in a statement, our decision is based on the decades-long efforts by many in that industry to prevent meaningful action, climate action by governments around the world. welcome to our experience here in the united states congress. and as we have seen here in the united states congress, the fossil fuel industry companies have done that with dark money. they've done that with raw political muscle. they've done that through fake science. and they've done it through advertising campaigns. so bravo to "the guardian" for shutting off that spigot of fossil fuel nonsense. i hope american media outlets follow suit. dr. brulle then turns to recent decades using spending figures from 1986 to 2015. he and his scientists find that corporate promotional spending for the five major oil companies in the u.s., exxonmobil, shell, chevron, texaco, bp and conoco philips totaled $23.6 billion. an average of $120 million per year and the trend is upwards. after -- $35 million in spending in 1996, from 1997 to 2004 -- there it is -- 2004,age sp