the shake alert la ap is now available for download on your phone... but there is a catchsot robert degroot/u.s. geological survey scientistythe only palce the alerts are being issued is los angeles , los angeles county theshake alert l.a. ap was developed by the city of los angeles in partnership with at and t. the idea is to give people precious extra seconds to get ready when the big one comes.sot right now the only alert you have is if you feel shaking and if it does you will drop and cover, if you get an alert on your phone you should be able to respond in the same wayuc berkeley is also working on an early warning ap of its own called my shake. but that is not yet ready to deploy deployready to that is not yet my shake. but its own called warning ap of on an early also working uc berkeley is in the same way.able to respond you should be on your phone you get an alert drop and cover, if does you will shaking and if it have is if you feel only alert you right now the sot comes.the big one comes.sot right now the only alert you have is if you feel d

it its own called warning ap of its own called warning ap of on an early also working uc berkeley is sot prepare will have to stop and you can some to a that trains can some to a stop and you will have to prepare sot uc berkeley is also working on an early warning ap of its own called my shake. it has not yet been deployed (ken) a big story tonight-- california lawmakers have a lot to consider this legislative session, which begins in five days. more than 200 proposed laws are already on the agenda. kron 4's capitol buau reporter ashley zavala points out some measures that are time sensitive. with just a few months away before californians turn their clocks ahead... lawmakers will need to decide if and how they will move forward with getting rid of that practice by staying on permanent daylight saving time.voters approved the measure in november, leaving it up to lawmakers to finish the task.((nats))other time sensitive business for lawmakers include approving disaster relief funding in butte county following the camp fire.the california disaster assistance act normally allows for th

the shake alert la ap is now available for download on your phone... but there is a catchsot robert degroot/u.s. geological survey scientist :21the only place the alerts are being issued is los angeles , los angeles countytheshake alert l.a. ap was developed by the city of los angeles in partnership with at and t. the idea is to give people precious extra seconds to get ready when the big one comes.sot right now the only alert you have is if you feel shaking and if it does you will drop and cover, if you get an alert on your phone you should be able to respond in the same way.uc berkeley is also working on an early warning ap of its own called my shake. but that is not yet ready to deploystandup dan kerman/ 1:09that ap for the bay area will likely be deployed before the end of the year, and it could come as early as the spring. dan kerman kron 4 news. ( robin ) san jose mayor sam liccardo is home from the hospital -- after he was hit by a car while riding his bicycle. kron 4's rob fladeboe has details of the accident and the latest on the mayor's condi

production has but this great ape on the critically endangered list in borneo rehabilitation centers have been set up to care for baby orangutans whose mothers have been killed by poachers almost as they are being schooled to do it to return to their dwindling natural habitat. it's time for class room and turned twenty years biggest often each flooring in tang's. these two to four year olds have all lost their mothers to hunting and land clearing with no one else to teach them the rehabilitation centers trying to equip the young apes to survive in the wild. each day is spent learning new skills. but the care is a big part of the job is simply providing love and affection. and . at this age happy to play and be close to us quite often they want to be hugged and held other times them all quiet. because that is what are you so we have to know their mood every day. you often start in baby school and then move through different levels of for school. there they learn how to build nests recognise predators and find food. the whole process can take up to seven years. hundreds of graduates ha

the shake alert la ap is now available for download on your phone... but there is a catchsot robert degroot/u.s. geological survey scientist :21the only place the alerts are being issued is los angeles , los angeles countytheshake alert l.a. ap was developed by the city of los angeles in partnership with at and t. the idea is to give people precious extra seconds to get ready when the big one comes.sot right now the only alert you have is if you feel shaking and if it does you will drop and cover, if you get an alert on your phone you should be able to respond in the same way.uc berkeley is also working on an early warning ap of its own called my shake. but that is not yet ready to deploystandup dan kerman/ 1:09that ap for the bay area will likely be deployed before the end of the year, and it could come as early as the spring. dan kerman kron 4 news. we wait all year long for this weekend...the first weekend of the n-f-l postseason...and this time around it didn't disappoint second wild card game of the day... the defending super bowl champion eagles

here are some of the treasures from the aps. the first, some of you, any attorneys in town? this is -- there are certainly a lot of attorneys in town. [laughter] this is the first printing of the united states constitution, and it's not just any first printing. as you can see in the right hand, this is benjamin franklin's copy of the constitution. and we are the repository of franklin's papers. franklin'sr 70% of correspondence in our vault. i always like to show this because this is what you might call an original interpretation of the constitution. the next item here, it was founded in 1743 but it was another founder of the united states who also helped to create the american philosophical society in the early republic, and that was thomas jefferson. jefferson served as president of the society for about 17 years. he was president of the aps while also vice president and president of the united states of america. what you are looking at here is a that's in jefferson's hand -- is a document that's in jefferson's hand from 1793 while he was in philadelphia. what it is, is a

ap fact-check. hindenburg was a fine blend and democrats to fail to appreciate it because it takes two to tango. ap fact-check. authorities put the blame for hannibal lector's murder spree on the serial killer himself. but it takes two to tango. amazing. while, trump continues to be a powerful political astringent as i like to say. in the face of politics, as usual, it's feeling the sting especially the ones that we saw last night. well, it ain't pretty. the real collusion, my friends, is in washington and is the one that trump had so massively exposed. it's the collusion between the american media and the open borders democrat party. that's the angle. here now, howie kurtz, host of media buzz. joel rubin, former deputy assistant deputy of state under obama. michael goodwin, fox news contributor. he wrote a piece about how the dems intransigence on the issue shows they are so kind are not able to get over the 2016 election. couldn't the same be said for the american media? >> they are one in the sam

i was getting the same kind of reaction, so i said i'm going to call ap and reach out to them. i found one of the editors at ap that deals with style and reached out to him and he was more than open and willing to talk to me. it was a one-to-one conversation that ended up going on over the course of six months, and there was a change, and there is a new definition of the word boy and it includes the nuance of how you would describe like men or to think about the description of black men. i encourage journalists and organizations for us, advocacy is a part of what we do, and i know that different organizations have different modes and methods for advocacy, but you as a journalist can go up and call someone and ask a question and you can make a change and have an impact, and i can only imagine the number of subscribers around the world that picked up that story not just from ap, but from other organizations that ap might put on their wire, and i think that is some of the ways you can have an impact. but don't take that someone said this is the way that ideas and this is the bible

astral apes this one is very very elaborate and it's multi-functional restrooms in many ways with the computers of the day and they basically served a number of purposes you can use it to find the time of day or night you could decide prayer times you could navigate you could measure the heights of buildings or distances there are all sorts you can see all that exists with this disk because of course these are all moving parts is a portal to two to take it apart yet and seeing it and whom we can a single map of the stars would only be correct for one location on the earth but these sophisticated astral aids were designed to work in many places a later astrid such as the seventeenth century astrid had a number of different plates engraved on both sides and each one could be used for a different city to tell the time to plot the motions of the stars or whatever it is that you needed your astraweb to do so wherever you were in the world you'd use the you'd have rocio many of the scar absolutely with all its intricate markings and measurements to use and astrally already needed a good wor

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aps as president of the while also vice president and president of the united states america. what we've got here is the document that's in jefferson's and from 1793 while he was in philadelphia. what it is, is a proposal of a to north who had come america to explore the fauna eastern bited the seaboard. by 1793 he had done all the research he thought he could do wanted to explore the interior of north america. he was in philadelphia. approached jefferson with this idea. he said i want to travel all the way to the pacific ocean to be cross the erson to continent and to observe all of that things that we don't know north n the interior of america. jefferson said this is a great to and i know just how raise funds. let me go to the american philosophical society and get donate money. this was in jefferson's hand and he went to all the members of aps, this is when the capital was in philadelphia, everybody who was anybody was in philadelphia, you can see who some of the donors for this expedition were. n the top left, george a hundred giving dollars. john adams gave $20. you have

ap was developed by the city of l.a. in partnership with at& t. the farther away you are from the epicenter the more time that trains can some to a stop and you will have to prepare sot the idea is so people can take some prtective action when they get the alert on their phone uc berkeley is also working on an early warning ap of its own called my shake. it has not yet been deployed standup dan kerman/1:01that ap for the bay area will likely be deployed before the end of the year, and it could come as early as the spring. dan kerman kron 4 news. (pam) the california highway patrol is releasing numbers from the new year's maximum enforcement period. and at least 50 people were killed in 50 people were news.kerman kron 4 the spring. dan kerman kron 4 news. (pam) the california highway patrol is releasing numbers from the new year's maximum enforcement period. and at least 50 people were killed in crashes throughout the 102- hour holiday enforcement. nearly half of those people were not wearing a seatbelt. c-h-p officers also made more than 11-hundre

his aps was, a few minutes to few seconds. what we need is manpower. vacancies and working triple over time. more immigration judges and by leveraging technology such as new communication towers, drones, all-terrain vehicles. brick and mortar walls is a 21st sent problem. al problem is undocumented which constitutes those who are here illegally. most of the drugs are coming through land, air and seaport. i represent the port of baltimore. and the american people have reswrected this style of gomps and no, we don't want open borders and we want better. e must do it stra teague gickally. and this is identical to legislation passed pi our colleagues in the senate. i kneeled the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from texas is recognized. ms. granger: i continue to reserve. >> i yield two minutes to the the gentlewoman from texas, ms. jackson lee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized for two minutes. jet stream jackson lee democrats made a pledge to the american people and here at 8:50 in the evening making good

we have a link in our website and onur ap go to that right now. and individuals and business leaders canig donate now and keep this going. that is the c latest frp springs. back to you. >>> while many americans get ready to watch the super bow onw tnday therel be local pups ready strut their stuff in the puppy bowl. several animals from the welfare league in alexandria will be strutting their stuff, including pirate, a 19 week old. the puppy bowl takes place 3:00 p.m. sunday on animal anet. if you want to get into the spirit, there's a party at wag and brew in alexandria from 2:00 to 5:00. ld be.course there w that show every year is so much fun. we usually keep that on one tv in a separate room. >> you just have to sh it. >> good stuff. >>> here's an upliftinry of support. how total strangers are stepping up for a w federalker facing an impossible choice, pay for choor get herent paid on time. >>> as we brace for dangerous colds, the signs doctors want you to watch out for that you're getting too cold. >>> the cold air moving in on thursday. but

before the invention of the telescope these devices were incredibly important how far back the astral apes go when were they first well adapted the story in say they go back to three hundred b.c. in greece and the word comes from the arabic just above exactly originally from the greek to grasp the stars because actually what you have here is a handheld model of the sky. offered only a few functions but during the golden age astronomers developed more sophisticated astral apes this one is very very elaborate and it's multi-functional us troops in many ways with the computers of the day and they basically served a number of purposes you can use it to find the time of day or night you could decide prayer times you could navigate you could measure the heights of buildings or distances there are all sorts you can see all that exists with this disc because of course these are all moving parts is a portal to two to take it apart yes and seeing it and when we can a single map of the stars would only be. corrects for one location on the earth but these sophisticated esther labels were designed to w

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but the ap made this charge. some of trump's allies suggested giuliani be barred from interviews base was going on interviews after drinking. based on nothing more than that. the wire service suggests giuliani was sloshed on the air? that passage should never have been published. the president says he ended most of of the white house briefings because the press is mistreating sarah sanders. a top columnist says twitter is guys, it's that time... and nothin's happenin'. well now there's score!, from force factor, to rev your libido and maximize physical response. it's no wonder walmart offers score! in more locations than any other performance enhancer. unleash your potential in the bedroom, with score!. audible members know listening has the power to change us make us better parents, better leaders, better people. and there's no better place to listen than audible. with audible you get a credit good for any audiobook and exclusive fitness and wellness programs. and now, you'll also get two audible originals: titl

neither did he because we had two editors who had the opinion in front of them, checked against the ap and we didn't screwed up and then i was live on the air moments later and telling what happened in the courtroom. i think those moments of great drama which tend to be when cases are decided i really -- they are very nerve-racking for a journalist but they are the best of times. >> it's like a drama behind the scene. when you report poise and can get the gist of the opinion, message to the public. how do you do that? >> i'm not always poised. [laughter] the worst is usually the 11:00 o'clock newscast or 10:30 p.m. if i can get down there by them. but when i'm on the air at 11:00 p.m., which is still prime radio time, drive time on the west coast. if i live, i may be live for on the newscast and a lot live again for several four -- fiv five -- six minutes. you are really trying to digest what is there. sometimes i don't feel poised at all. occasionally, there is a critical question that i can't really, that i hadn't answered by scanning whatever i can stand and using every trick i have

but during the golden age astronomers developed more sophisticated astral apes this one is very very elaborate and it's multi-functional restrooms in many ways with the the computers of the day and they basically served a number of purposes you can use it to find the time of day or night you could decide prayer times you could navigate you could measure the heights of buildings or distances there are all sorts you can see all that exists with this disk because of course these are all moving parts is it possible to to take it apart yes and so when and when we can a single map of the stars would only be correct for one location on the earth but these sophisticated astrally were designed to work in many places a later astrid such as the seventeenth century astrid had a number of different plates engraved on both sides and each one could be used for a different city to tell the time to plot the motions of the stars or whatever it is that you needed your astraweb to do so wherever you were in the world you'd use the would have many of the scar absolutely with all its intricate markings an

so i used to be ap, eric used to be ap. we know the power of the ap and you know the power of newspapers. but at that time they were just going another direction. and as far as pete, i don't think he had that much -- i don't think he was opposed to it, but i don't think he had that much say in terms of who was going to cover the president, what media outlets were going to cover the president. >> we were a little bit more flexible. we would bring in a "newsweek" photographer or "time" magazine for a day or so or someone from the "new york times" would shadow the photographers, and you could come to whatever we went to and take your pictures. diana from "time" magazine -- d diana walker, she would come. when you do stuff like that, they know the rules. when we tell you you got to go because stuff is getting sense t -- sensitive, you got to go. so you get to cover what we cover, see what we see. but when we tell you it's time to go, you got to go. we had a huge, wonderful, large pool of photographers. now, because of what i ca

the chimps were very shy and they took one look at this weird, white ape and ran away. as weeks became months i became increasingly nervous because i knew if i didn't see something exciting, that would be the end and i would have let him down and that would be the end of my dream. through my binoculars, i was beginning to learn about aspects of their behavior and one chimpanzee with a beautiful white beard -- i don't know why but david gray beard is the one i saw using and making tools to fish for termites and that enabled leeke to go to national geographic society. not only did they agree to continue to fund the research but sent out a filmmaker, who became my husband. and it was his early footage that took the story of jane and the chimps around the world. >> and why was that so important? that you had suddenly seen the connection between the chimps and humans? because if they were able to make tools, they had some kind of intelligence? >> well, the point was that science back then believed that humans and only humans used and made tools. so i was showing that that wa

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classes, and they're sort of, like, very focused i'm getting into college by taking 800 ap classes. i fight about that all the time, i think part of the problem is they see journalism as only writing even though there's so many other aspects to it, graphic design, photography, and now we're podcasting, and we're online and doing all these other things. so i think part of it is changing the per -- perception about what is newspaper p and what you can do. and i think part of it is the also on the part, on my part as the adviser looking at our staff and saying it's not diverse enough and looking in places and asking teachers and staff to recommend, like, hey, we need more male staffers, do you have anybody who you think would be really great for our staff. our tv production staff is more boys than girls. and, but their tv production teacher is male. so i don't know if there's something that is there in terms of, you know, there's a female teacher, there ends up being more female students, or if it's just the visual aspect of filming that is more appealing. i don't know. i think some of

and it's clearly announced ap the public has an opportunity to file comments. sometimes agencies have hearings, sometimes field hearings and they're supposed to pass rules based upon the administrative record who then fouls they don't get it right either because it's beyond the statutory authority or it doesn't reflect the proper policy choice and try to go to court and get review. what's happened over the years and this has happened regardless who is in charge of what agency. it's accumulated over the years is a culture of doing things not really complien pant with the apa, rather, but in a subregulatory way, agency heads announce interpretive guidance and dear colleague letters, and skirt around the statutory requirements of transparency and accountability. what you have is a body of so-called law that was not really enacted first by elected officials are nor was it enacted pursuant to a statute passed by elected officials. this is not the sort of system that the constitution envisioned. we envisioned in the constitution, clearly, a legislative power. this is

enter ap hill, ap hill was one of lee's most trusted lieutenants. and in fact lee had started his day by sending an urgent message to hill. hill was about 17 miles away at the start of the day. lee sent him an urgent message in which he said a battle looks to be shaping up today. come quickly, bring your men with you, i'm paraphrasing of course, something to that effect. now, hill was -- he had reddish hair, a reddish beard. he wore a red shirt on battle days. he carried a ham bone in his pocket. that was a gift -- or a good luck charm from his mother. he was always armed to the hilt. he would be on horseback. he would have two pistols and holsters. he would have a variety of different knives tucked into his belt. he looks a little bit like yosemite sam. [laughter] >> and he had to drive 2500 soldiers quickly as possible into the rising heat. whenever a soldier would slow down, hill would go up behind, he would drive them on. just at the moment the union soldiers had fought at the top of the hillside, got to the enl edge of sharpsburg, hill's men ar

thank god because we had two editors who had the opinion in front of them , and check it against the ap, and we did not screw it up, and i was live on the air moments later recapitulating what happened in the courtroom. i think those moments of great drama which tend to be when cases are decided are really, they are very nerve-racking for a journalist, but they are the best of times. >> it seems like there was drama behind the scenes, and when you report out, and you can get the gist of the opinion to the public, how do you do that? >> i am not always poised. [ laughter ]. the worst is the 11:00 newscast or the 1030 if i can get down there by then. but if i am on the air, and if i am alive, i may be live on the newscast and be alive again for maybe even 4-6 minutes and you are really trying to digest what is there. sometimes, i don't feel poised at all. occasionally, there is some critical question that i am asking myself that i have not answered by scanning whatever i can scan and using whatever trick i have to read as much as i can because you cannot read the whole thing. there is no

land clearing with no one else to teach them the rehabilitation center is trying to equip the young apes to survive in the wild. each day is spent learning new skills. but the care is a big part of the job is simply providing love and affection. and . at this age happy to play and be close to us quite often they want to be hugged and held up a times them all quiet. that isn't all you so we have to know them nude every day. you often start in baby school and then move through different levels of forest school. there they learn how to build nests recognize predators and find food. the whole process can take up to seven years. hundreds of graduates have been returned to the forest for the surrogate parents though the parting comes with mixed emotions. that it was an extraordinary feeling we're sad that we won't see them again but it's ok because our goal here is to care for them and to teach them to live independently and finally returned to the natural habitat but that's when the real life is here. but that habitat is currently being disseminated at an alarming rate back to the grounds of

but the ap made this charge. some of trump's allies suggested giuliani be barred from interviews base was going on interviews after drinking. based on nothing more than that. the wire service suggests giuliani was sloshed on the air? that passage should never have been published. the president says he ended most of of the white house briefings because the press is mistreating sarah sanders. a top columnist says twitter is journalism. is that true? . it was a very life changing experience... and it felt like i was me again. that's when i realized i hadn't been for three years. at aspen dental we're all about yes. like yes to flexible hours and payment options. yes to free exam and x-rays for new patients without insurance. and yes whenever you're ready to get started, we are too. call 1-800-aspendental today. howie: it was inevitable given the white hot media attention with the kids from kentucky and the native american. savannah guthrie sat down with the student and may than phillips. >> do you feel from this exp

. >> i was ten years old when i met tarzan of the apes and married the wrong jane. so it was ten years old when i had a dream. i will grow up, go to africa, live with wild animals and write books about them. we didn't have any money. africa was far away. i was just a girl. my mother said if you want something you have to work really hard but don't give up. i have taken that message to young people to deprived communities. i wish mom was alive to come up to me and say thank you. because you did it i can do it too. the opportunity came when i had a boring job in london. i was 23. we were very naive after the war. i was invited to stay with a friend. he is the one that gave me the chance to live with the chimpanz chimpanz chimpanzee. >> how did you living with them happen? >> i watched animals all my life. there was knnobody out there dog anything. i thought i have to get them to trust me the chimps were very shy. we took one look and ran away. you know, weeks became months. i became increasingly nervous because i knew if i didn't see something exciting that would be t

it is not who we are or should we become ap the president should realize this is a losing battle because he isn't going to get the money he wants to build that wall. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from new york reserves. the gentlewoman from texas is recognized. ms. granger: i yield three minutes to the gentleman from alabama, mr. aderholt. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from alabama is recognized. mr. aderholt: i rise to oppose the appropriations package that is before us tonight what i believe reflects -- doesn't reflect us. the hues agricultural appropriation bill which i chaired as the ag subcommittee chairman. it was bipartisan. i worked with my coleeg, good friend from georgia, sanford bishop, on the bill. but the bill in front of us tonight is basically as some would say is nothing burger. it is missing any substance. . the house bill contained more than the senate bill for broadband pilot program. that is program that is widely popular among rural america. the house bill provided $149 million more for the food and drug administration. the house bill p

. >> aohora para cerrar los dejo e un castillo de hilo y elo y e l castillo estas lleno de ap un sospechoso toma como rehenes a clientes dentro de un banco y mató a cinco de ellos >> arrestan al sospechoso de haber violado a una mujer en estado vegetativo que dio a luz >>> muy buenas tardes, gracias por su sintonía el presidente dijo que aceptaría una propuesta con la condición que incluya una cantidad significativa >>> dos propuestas de ley fracasaron, mañana empieza otro día sin pago, desde washington traemos la información >>> creo que no los vamos >>> el sufrimiento es real y cada vez peor >>> de la preocupación al desespero pasa al segundo mes de cierre parcial del gobierno, este jueves tiene rabia >>> me siento triste porque no puedo entrar comida a casa >>> dos propuestas de ley estaban sobre la mesa y alguna pudo ser su salvación pero ninguna obtuvo los votos necesarios >>> la única manera de terminar con esto es negociar >>> no se puede negociar con rehenes dijo este senador refiriéndose a los empleados federales >>> >> pide más de $5,000,000,000 para el muro o nada, es

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we recently at our last conference jill came and she led a program with karen tusta who is here from ap and from "politico" the human resources manager. i think there is a lot of work still to be done in this area. i think you are doing some great work yourself, jill. i think that it's a conversation that we need to continue to have. so we're thankful to be here. >> all right. who else? whose voice needs to be heard before i pull you out of your chair? cherif is on his way. >> hi. i'm linda seabrook and i'm general counsel for the nonprofit futures without violence. thank you so much, jill and kate, for inviting me today. we work at futures on social norms change and culture change. i lead a project that works with employers and workers and anti-violence advocates to build workplace cultures auto that promote respect and dignity and equity. we work with individual employers as well to build training because while, you know, more standardized training is a great first step, i think workers know how, where and to whom this kind of conduct is happening so they need to be involved in the sy

ap was developed by the city of los angeles in partnership with a-t and t. the idea is to give people precious extra seconds to get ready when the big one comes.right now the only alert you have is if you feel shaking and if it does you will drop and cover, if you get an alert on your phone able to respond in the same way.(vicki)in the same way. able to respond in the same way.(vicki) uc berkeley is also working on an early warning app of its own called my shake. but that is not yet ready to deploy that ap for the bay area will likely be deployed before the end of the year, and it could come as early as the spring. (ken) steph curry wants to party with warriors fans... so he's throwing a big celebration in oakland this friday. details on how you can get your hands on tickets. (vicki) a plane goes down in a river just outside of sacramento... we talk to police on scene about how the two people inside wer able to make it out alive. (ken) plus cutting prices. an attempt to lure those looking for an electric car? the reason telsa is giving major mark downs on th

it is reasonable, fun filled,ap they're so and it is just fun to watch them smile and have fun and enjoy. >> from face painting to playing corn hole. to jumping, no shortage ofth gs to do here. >> jumping around, eating popcorn, and havin fun wit my friends. >> okay, who is the next challenger. >> this is marsha's second year as a >> the stage is being set for outdoor entertainment and there are for fireorks at midnight as long as the rain holds off. maryland patersons the new executive director. >> our biggest desire is to have a family friendly safe alternate to traditional new years evecelebrations. >> that is exactly what they're doing here tonight. the fire works will go off at midnight as planned. we're getting just a little rain here. if you don't have pns you can still come out and it is free. just about half an hour ago a uple got engaged here. you can see it on my twitter page. >> congrats to them. good turn out. >> hundreds of thousands are packing into times square right up to one million people are expected to watch that ball drop in less than an our. >> we have seen our sha

mountains heights elbow room he then had to climb to the top of the mountain and armed with an astral ape and a plumb line he then measured the angle of dip from the horizontal down to the distant horizon now this was just half a degree so he had to be incredibly precise but armed with this information he could then use a more clever geometry to calculate the circumference of the earth let me show you . imagine this circle is the earth. and this is the rooney's mountain now looking across horizontally he measured the angle of the. horizon. this angle here now if you draw two lines one through the center of the earth from the mountain and the other from where the line touches the horizon you end up with a right angled triangle now knew the angle he measured is the same as this angle inside the armed with these two pieces of information the size of this angle and the height of the mountain he was able to use geometry to work out. the radius of the earth multiplying this number. gives him the complete succumb friends he got to within one percent of the value we know today about forty thousan

so it's their judgment about who ap is.ink the so i went wow. terrific. as a social scientist you can't sort of -- it's difficult to odology to h a meth say this person is influential. this person is not. ad a group of h journalist 1989 there is mother edition. hey're just trapped through news accounts. you try to figure out how long stayed in jobs. you can see over time the irst year is blue, second green, fourth purple and then, royal blue. you can see there tends to be more turn overin years 2, and 3 and going down in year four. with the exception of of the second year, 40%, between reagan obama, there averages in year one, you lose 10% of the a team. you lose about 25%. and year 3, 27 and 4, 8% right? so middle two years. that makes perfect sense. perfect sense. i've done a lot of interviews with former staff members. miller center does a terrific program.wing individuals. he would seel says his children sunday, and pri. people want to leave over time. there is burnout. and some people need to go to private sector to make more money. ome have other op

. >>> now it's the time to ashington ap nbc if you don't have it, it's free. it's going to help you stay ahead of the weather when we are not on the air. >>> right nowhings are starting to get back to normal at bwi marshall southwest airlines had a majort connty issue with its computer network today, but they tell us that issue has now been resolved. earlier this afternoon, planes had to be grounded. there were long lines reported at southwest ticket counters. no other airlines were impacted today. >>ht r now on capitol hill en press pick for attorney general is facing questions from the senate judiciary committee. this is a bit of ati reconfir for william barr he served as ag under the first president bush. >>> whendy, if confirmed, william barr would potentially oversee special counsel robert mueller. so it's not surprising many of the huestions faced today dealt with the russia probe and the role he might play. asked if he discussed the probe with the president or others at the white house. barr said he had but not in particular substance or detail. barr wh

. >> reporter: she's in her fourth year teefg geography and ap european history in the fremont unified school district. she is a third generation teacher. her mom taught for 40 years. >> i don't know that i would go into teaching now. i don't think i could make it. >> she tried the make on it her own. she rented a room for $950 a month. >> and i want to start saving. i found i wasn't able to do that. >> salaries for starting teachers in fremont are in the mid 60s. the twist. the district does not cover health care and rental for a two bedroom apartment can reach $2,500 a month. add those two together, plus student loans, and teachers are forced to make tough decisions. >> i'm thinking changing careers or moving somewhere else. i feel like i'm getting pushed out. >> replacing someone like anna is getting more and more difficult for school districts as they choose education. and those who do often leave for better paying jobs. her mom isn't worried about her. she feels she'll find her way even if it is not in education. but she is concerned about the future of california schools. >> i fe

. >> pienso que es injusto el cierre del gobierno, ya que tantas personas como yo seremos apes-- afectadas. >> no es para menos, josÉ vanesita el prÓximo martes en este tribunal para la aprobaciÓn de su residencia despuÉs de operar un aÑo y medio para obtenerla. ahora este salvadoreÑo teme que se espera se prolongue por meses o quizÁs aÑos. >> lo cual me puede afectar a mÍ como mi familia. especialmente como una compaÑÍa que acabo de comenzar. >> el retraso del caso implica que muchos tendrÁ que pagar más a sus abogados para actualizar informaciÓn que deberÁn presentar en la nueva cita. pero para algunos hay buenas noticias. >> para las personas que no tienen un remedio migratorio sÓlido, esto hace que su caso se dilata y que potencialmente no tenga una orden de deportaciÓn. >> el departamento de justicia indicÓ que se lo procesarÁ a los caso de migraciÓn y apelaciones que involucran a extranjeros detenidos o criminales. >> ya fuera de las cortes en edificios como Éste se puede ver la diferencia. por lo general aquÍ hubiese muchísima gente esperando por sus casos. ho

shooting, emma gonzalez emerged out of the shooting and because of what she had been learning in her ap government class, they were debating the issues about guns. she said some discussions on the subject occurred during the shooting while students were in the closet. talking about how because they had been trained and in the state of florida, civics has been mandated. >> returning civic education to schools. it is one of the states that uses the i-civics games. the students involved in civic education training are more likely to stay involved and it improves their literacy skills. these students are proven to do better because they understand more the value of education. it's quite ironic that many of the school systems in the united states are requiring their students to pass a citizenship test. how ironic that people who are becoming citizens know more about our government than citizens who already exist. soledad: what compelled you to come in and take over some of the work of justice sandra day o'connor? >> she was my role model. we are about 20 years apart in age. in 1979 when i gr

ap [ ause ] >> thayou. thank you. oh, my gosh. i a just -- thank you so much, hollywood foreign press. this is such a great honor. and i'm so honored to be with my catesisters. and we have gotten to know each other a little bit so far, and i tcan't waitspend more time with you. i'm so -- everything that you did this year, orou what are here for, is -- is -- we all should be up here t aether, that i can say. [ applause ] oh, my god, just don't believe it. i wan mto thank for writing this incredible novel and jane anderson for adapting it. rosaly and claudia for the ssion. it took 14 years to make this film. and i was attached to it thanks to my wonderful kevin who were behind me said, yes, this is a w great story a need to stay with it until it happens. and, you know, it was called "the wife," i think that's why it took 14 years to get made. [ laughter ] but, anyway, to play a character is so internal. and i thinking of my mom who really sub mated herself to my father her wholelife. and in her 80s she said i feel i haven't accompli