stopping it not only in china, but the transit. council onesident's the deterrence for opioid. we are hitting it from many angles. it is a challenging problem. >> we could go on and on. your own people tell us that primarily our own system -- mail system and from china. maybe even some new routes that are being developed. we know we have a new issue -- huge issue here. it is the number one killer in ohio. 61% of deaths were from fentanyl. thank you for pushing the chinese on helping to stop this. >> thank you sent -- thank you, senator portman. >> thank you, mr. chair. i will just add to what senator portman said. on enforcement deterrents fentanyl coming into the country are important. so his treatment so we can reduce the demand for opioids. you would take that back to your college throughout the administration, we can't arrest our way out of this. have to do everything to get out of this. we would love the administration's hell. duke, desk we would love the administration's help -- we would love the administration's help. secretary duke, you talked about critical infrastructure, i

, good work has been done over the years, fortunately the project suffered early on from stab transitions in areas where the requirements were not completely understood and or properly implemented. city council approved "prime" 2.0 and invited 4 vendors bid on the project. no one has been chosen yet but the plan is to have the system up and running sometime in 2019. >>> fremont police say they have broken up and the national crime ring. 8 people have been charged in connection to the death of that . >> fast a 2000 laptops and cell phones. the items were being sold on the black market in vietnam. police say they saw a shipping container being filled with 900 stolen devices. . >> the estimate is about $2 million. it was mainly laptops but we had tablets and cellular phones. . >> fremont police say the investigation started late last year with a notice 35% increase -- coming into the city. >>> a man is behind bars at the police found him prowling on the roof of the house in palo alto. a neighbor called 911 to report a man walking on the roof of someone's garage on oxford avenue. when police

reaching an agreement on a transitional deal by the eu council summit takes place in late march. investors bringing forward their bets on the next u.k. rate increase to as soon as may. bloomberg economics last week brought forward their prediction for the timing of the next rate hike to august. it is happening in the rate market. bank that wason a a big mover across the european equity space today, there it is, shares bucking the wide trend and rising by 1.2% today. it is the biggest fark -- bank in denmark and a share buyback one point $7hly billion and says it is generating enough extra cash to target higher dividends for its owners. the flip side of the banking industry. this is deutsche bank, down 6%. germany's biggest lender surprising with revenue that fell to its lowest level in seven years, the kleins and businesses from transaction banking to equity derivatives, even cost control was worse than expected with the chief executive running out of time to show he can lead europe's biggest investment bank. back to strength. final stock price we are focusing on, vodafone and t

implementation or transition period by the time they meet at the european council summit in march. we're joined now from westminster by the head of trade policy at the british chamber of commerce anastassia beliakova. they have written a letter to the prime minister to say that patience is wearing thin and businesses want to know what is going on. what impact is this having, this lack of certainty in practical terms on your members? this is impacting business confidence which in turn is impacting investment decisions. we know there will be a transition period until at least the end of 2020. that gives some short—term certainty but the question is what happens later. when businesses are looking at three or five year cycle they're not able to make investment decisions. and unless the government sta rts decisions. and unless the government starts to outline its vision they will holding off on investment which could have wider economic effects. do you think the government should negotiate with the eu effectively with a gun held to its head? ambiguity is helpful in negotiations. it is helpf

early on from staff transitions and areas where the requirements were not understood or properly implemented. oakland city council approved prime 2.0 and invited for vendors, microsoft, accenture, outsystems, and sierra systems , to bid on the system. >>> oakland police are still searching for whoever is behind a deadly shooting that happened yesterday afternoon. one victim died at a new -- at a nearby hospital. a short time later another man showed up at the hospital with gunshot wounds. authorities are not sure if he was shot in that same barrage of gunfire. >> i heard shooting. i didn't go look too fast. i saw the person sitting in the car. >> that shooting victim is expected to survive. no word yet on a motive, but suspects were reportedly driving a silver four-door sedan. crime stoppers is offering a reward for information that leads to an arrest. >>> iman has been charged after impersonating a police officer and sexually assaulting a woman at a hotel. he contacted the victim through an internet dating site earlier this last month and arrange to meet her at a hotel. investig

know, and i don't -- it's hard to discuss everything in this environment. but the transit to some countries, we're looking at that and stopping it not only in china, but the transit. and then also the president's council on trying to do the deterrents for opioids. we support the stop act. we're hitting it from many angles. it's a challenging problem. >> we could go on and on. i would just say your own people tell us that primarily to our own mail system, and primarily from china right now, and understandably there's a lot of transshipment going on, and maybe there's new routes, but we've got an issue. it's the number one killer, personally in my state of ohio. thank you for pushing the chinese more on helping to stop this at the source. >> thank you, senator portman. senator hassan. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman, and thank you all for being here today. i would add to what senator portman said, enforcement, deterrents on fentanyl coming into the country is obviously important. so is treatment so that we can reduce the demand in this country for opioids. if you would take tha

public transit options and the use of electric vehicles. san jose is hosting a town hall next tuesday one week before the proposal goes before the city council.>>> don't just sit back and mourn. take that pain and make a difference.>> a call to action by bay area high school students in the wake of the massacre at a florida high school.>>> usf hold st. mary's looking to knock off the gaels. mark will show us how they made out. >>> what an upset by usf.>> st. marys not used to losing two games in a row. a lot of people don't remember the glory days of the usf. when they truly were on the hilltop in college basketball. the days of bill russell and bill cartwright. they had great teams tonight. they hearken back to that great path. they beat the st. mary's number 15 team in the land. frankie -- is that a great move away. watch him spin. matt mccarthy. the slamdunk. watch it again. doing his thing. the dons were in this thing entirely. all the way -- lundell with foul trouble. and downplayed. 19. they were only up by 3 at the half. usf continues to pressure. frankie ferrari -- jordan with

council. it is a red line. looking at this — here's rob watson. let me keep this short and sweet or short and bitter. transition is proving difficult because essentially it's going to look to most british people that britain will effectively be staying in the european union for another couple of yea rs. european union for another couple of years. and for some on the leave side of the campaign, particularly inside the conservative party they think, hang on a minute, that's not what we signed up forks and that is why theresa may is making a stand over the issue of immigration, but one i had to say that most commentators here and in europe think she will lose. it is also fair to say that there has been some movement, for example if the uk will be able to make to trade deals in transition. that is true, although a lot of people will to live there won't be many countries in the world who will want to do a trade deal with britain until they see what britain's future relationship with the european union will be. i think stepping back from that, there is a sense really that so far britain h

. unfortunately the project suffered early on from staff transitions and areas where the requirements were not completely understood. and or properly implemented. oakland city council approved prime 2.0 and invited for vendors including microsoft to bid on the project. no one has been chosen. the plan is to have the system up and running sometime in 2019.>>> a man reported missing in san francisco has been found dead inside his apartment. he had not been seen since last wednesday when he attended the san francisco ballet. his friends posted flyers around the hayes valley neighborhood where he lived. during a search today they found his body underneath a pile of clothes. the medical examiner has determined he died from natural causes. >>> richmond residents questioning the effectiveness of the emergency alert system following a fire at a scrap metal yard last night. a pile of mental hotfire at middle-management on -- sending a huge plume of toxic smoke into the air. the fire department said minutes he wanting wentz out at 6 pm. the contra costa county sheriff office said it was never notifi

years, fortunately the project suffered early on from staff transition in areas where the requirements were not completely understood and or properly implemented. the city council approved "prime" 2.0 and invited vendors to bid on the project. no one has been chosen yet but they plan to have the system up and running in 2019. >>> fremont police say they had broken up an international crime ring. eight people have been charged in connection with the theft of 2000 laptops, tablets and cell phones. the suspects are accused of breaking into cars all over the bay area to fill the items which would then be sold on the black market in vietnam. in december, police saw a shipping container being filled with 900 stolen devices. . >> we believe the estimate is about $2 million that it was mainly laptops but we had some cellular phones. the investigative started late last year with a notice of 35% increase in car burglaries in the city. they are working to return the stolen items. >>> a man is behind bars at the police found him prowling on the roof of a house in palo alto. a neighbor

early on from staff transitions in areas where the requirements were not completely understood. and or properly implemented. oakland city council approved prime 2.0, and it invited four vendors including microsoft to bid on the project. nobody has been chosen yet. the plan is to have the system up and running sometime in 2019. >>> bart is back on track after a slow morning commute on the fremont worms -- warm spring line. it took some time for crews to remove the vehicle and to make repairs. during that time are had to run transit on a single track. it caused delays of 20 minutes.>> my boss was really nice about it. she understands. i am supposed to be there at 715 a.m. i might not get there until eight. >> nobody was hurt when the maintenance vehicle derailed. >>> this is the one of the most severe and deadly flu seasons in years. a shortage of tamiflu is making matters worse. brian yunus has more from new york. >> reporter: the deadly flu outbreak hitting the hunt -- country hard with multiple deaths reported. now there is another problem emerging. a shortage of tamiflu. which can

of the eu's position. they call the transition period the full monty minors. mine is because the uk would be in the european commission, the european council or the european parliament and the full monty because they are signing up during that transition period to all eu law in every respect, which includes the free movement of people. that is what this argument will be about. if you look back at the agreement that was signed between theresa may and michel barnier and the rest of the eu at christmas which allowed the brexit talks to move from phrase want to phase two, there is a bit of tension there. —— phase one. on brexit day, there. —— phase one. on brexit day, the transition changes that was agreed by both sides both sides agreed by both sides both sides agreed that it could change as a result of the negotiations about the transition period or the implementation phase. the eu site words to that paragraph to say that is what you have to sign up to. the other paragraph says, hang on, we agreed brexit day was brexit day. that is whether disagreement is. thank you very much

transportation system. >> the climate change plan includes expanding ridesharing, public transit options and the use of electric vehicles. the city of san jose is hosting a town hall meeting on the plan tuesday a week before the proposal goes before the city council. >>> tracking the weather around here, weekend not too far off now for many. it's real soon. coming up on -- tomorrow's friday. checking out the national map, this is an interesting pattern for this time of year. look at this subtropical moisture. it's going across the gulf of california up to texas and up into the nation's heartland which is very wet, very wet pattern. it's going to be warm, wet and causing problems right through here for the next two or three days. you will see potential flooding in parts of kentucky and tennessee. not us. i showed you the moisture to the south. there's moisture to the north. if the the jets were two jets were to merge, it would be productive rain but this is a dry system. no rain. outside live here we are. it's clear. it's cool. tonight will be cool. there will be frost tomorrow morning. and t

' investigation, and council robert mueller's probe are closing in on the president. mola lenghi, for cbs-3 " eyewitness news." >>> check this one out. newly released video shows a fire on a chicago transit authority train, the scuffle, the fire, happened on the tta red lion on january 18th there. police say david ferguson threatened to light himself on fire using the paint thinner in the can there, security video shows the first officer trying to kick the cane way. then the struggle you see, then officers and ferguson seem to rush from a wall of flames. >> the injured, on the platform, doing okay, but definitely need an officer. >> so ferguson now charged with aggravated arson and aggravated battery to an officer in tran it employee. luckily there no passengers were injured. >> all right, back here at home now, turning to weather, dry and mild at least for now. >> for now. it will turn into very mild and very wet weekends, jan. we have drenching sunday on tap. so, enjoy today. >> that's right. if you have anything you need to get accomplished, you need to run any errands, do it outsi

council, amazon look, housing prices are rising. you put pressure on our transit system. they don't feel loved. that is why they're looking for a second headquarters. don't they want to go into a town on a good note, high note. we're partners building this town. we want to be partners in a long-term relationship. we'll do this the right way. stuart: richard, i have only 30 seconds left. i'm intrigued, have you done economic analysis, x number of dollars given to amazon given to x city is good? two billion is worth it, but three billion is not. have you got the number? >> we're in excess, people say 50 to $100,000 a job we're getting to the point of excess. campus pete on public investments in transit, housing, workforce. not a tax giveaway to one of the most well-capitalized companies in the world and the world's richest man. stuart: richard, thank you for being with us. >> thank you. stuart: charles schumer, says, thanks obama for the economy. but the data, that says otherwise. my take on that, top of the next hour. stuart: let's get something straight, president trump inheritedded

some form of interim security clearance a year after the president trump presidential transition began. that's about a quarter of all political and at least 85 political appointees in the white house. vice president's office and national security counsel were working without permanent security clearances. at the national security council, 42% of those listed in the documents had only interim security clearances as of november. joining us now, msnbc ari, he has a piece in the "new york times" about the mueller probe. also, former undersecretary of state for diplomacy and distinguished fellow at the digital research lab. rick stengel. we'll explain what that lab does in just a moment and how it relates to russia's interference in our elections. but joe, i think one of the problems we're seeing with these interim security clearances is that, i mean, we personally have seen people -- and have named some who are in positions that they're not qualified for, which is sort of double trouble. >> well, you could -- i guess that's more subjective but i think most people in the foreign polic