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Snap chats Parent Company goes public. Everybody here in the bay area is watching this closely. Daniels is a consultant focused on snap. It may inspire local Tech Companies to get serious. Seeing what happened today could really get boards excited. And if boards in the next couple months start saying, lets be like snap, we could have just a quite a herd of really nice companies, and unicorns heading toward the markets. That would be awesome. Potentially awesome for those companies, what about th...

Disturbing moment in the classroom. Also, the life saved. Who is our person of the week . Good evening. Its great to have you with us on a very busy friday night. We begin with new questions swirling around President Trump, his team, and communications with the russians before the election. And saying that Jeff Sessions is the victim of a witch hunt. The president said his attorney general could have been more clear. Cecilia vega leading us off. Reporter inside the oval office today, President T...

Pressure from the Wireless Industry to keep any kind of negative report on cell phone hidd hidden from the public. They have a vested interest in manufacturing confusion and theyve done a very good job at it and they suggest use hetset, speaker phone and text more. As we discovered, few people followed those recommendations. Lay it next to my head, like that. Are you concerned at all . Not typically. Reporter most people say they would consider adopting those recommendations. If there is a conce...

Sooner or differently to prevent injuries. But i think our police did the best they could under very difficult circumstances. If theyve went in more aggressively could have provoked a violent response. Reporter protestors didnt have a permit but did have weapons, 2 x 4s with nails in it, baseball bats. Knives. Here is what police confiscated. Not the last time we are going to see large protests or, or, social unrest in our community. I think we are learning. Benjamin lynch calling for charges to...

Storms hitting right thousannow. More than 20 million americans. And hollywood loses a beloved host. Good evening, and its great to have you with us here on a monday night, and we begin tonight with that explosive claim from President Trump. That president Obama Wiretapped him before the election. Tonight, more than 48 hours later, still no evidence from the white house to support the president s claim. But his tweets over the weekend stated it as fact. The president tweeting, quote, just found ...

To have a lot of access to members. So i looked at newspaper articles, internet services, all kinds of Public Record documents. I interviewed a couple of them, but after a while i decided to stay away from the interview perspective and i really tried to take the view of ion the outsider. If somebody wanted to find out about numbers of congress in the outside and obviously im an overly interested outsider so im not the typical outsider, but if somebody wanted to find out about members, what would...

Cspan2. Coming up booktv presents after words, an hourlong program where we interview authors. Acclaimed inventor ray kurzweil and his latest book, how to create a mind an exploration of reverse engineering of the brain. The National Medal of technology recipient attempts to determine how the brain works and apply the knowledge to the creation of intelligent michelins. To discuss his research with the editor of Scientific American mind,. To discuss his research with the editor of Scientific Amer...

Good morning and welcome to Al Jazeera America, im stephanie sy. The deep freeze spreading across the country is now impacting 187 million americans in 26 states. Many places are experiencing recordlow temperatures usually found in the north and south poles and the monday temperature was minus 37 in minnesota. Records for the day were set in chicago where it was 16 below. And tulsa, oklahoma where it was minus two. All of the temperatures dont take the biting wind into account which makes it fee...

Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. Good evening. My name is kevin butterfield. Im the executive director of the washington library. Its my great pleasure to welcome you here tonight on behalf of the Mount Vernon Ladies Association and to our annual Martha Washington lecture. The event was created to share scholarship and insights into the life and times of Martha Washington and is made possible through a generous grant from the Richard S Reynolds foundation of richmond, virginia. Tonights Excit...

Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. Good evening. My name is kevin butterfield. Im the executive director of the washington library. Its my great pleasure to welcome you here tonight on behalf of the Mount Vernon Ladies Association and to our annual Martha Washington lecture. The event was created to share scholarship and insights into the life and times of Martha Washington and is made possible through a generous grant from the Richard S Reynolds foundation of richmond, virginia. Tonights Excit...