at home. the rock icon talks politics, family, and beauty of workinwith people he s loved for decades. it s friday, october 25th, 2019. here s today s eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. the wind coming down the canynyon from here, is sounded like a rocket. i could see the whole structure s on fire. i m not getting stuck behind that. thousands flee from california s wildfires. it was outpacing us, and we just couldn t really keep ahead of it. mike pence weighs in on the nba versus china saga. in silencing free speech, the nba is acting like a wholly owned subsidiary of the authoritarian regime. reporter: the houston astros have fired their general manager for a locker room outburst at female reporters. the truth is the comments were inappropriate, and we weren t going to tolerate that. confronted by two young performers at a new york bar. i would to stand four feet from a [ bleep ] rapist and nobody s going to say anything. attorney general willi
good afternoon, and good to be with you. i m jose diaz-balart in for katy tur. court has wrapped in new york city. it was a day of routine appearances from a slate of custodial and lesser known witnesses, all setting up the major testimony we expect to be hearing on monday from the other man at the center of this hush money case, michael cohen. multiple sources tell nbc news donald trump s former fixer is expected to take the stand for several days. what today s testimony about cohen s phone records could tell us about the prosecution s strategy next week and what cohen s appearance signals about the overall timing of this trial. could he be the final person we hear from? or could donald trump himself take the stand later as he has suggested he could do. the prosecution knows when it might rest. we have a whole lot to cover. i want to get right into it. joining us now, is nbc news legal correspondent lisa rubin who was inside the courtroom today. senior judge and professor at
task rebecca: spilling into the valley but as we had through the morning hours your currency is on to clear out mostly sunny skies today and right now temperatures are on the chilly side you re going to need a jacket this morning but you re going to want to take it off later on today 53 in san rafael 55 and san francisco 53 and open 55 for fairfield currently the lunchtime tim to see we are a little bit warmer if we will see some low seventies for a folk and 71 heyward also 71 for san jose a little bit chilly of course like normal for san francisco expected 52 and not lose one to be pretty nice for robin winston: no measure hot spots the ride around the bay area fairly quiet and a live look at the bay bridge ride into san francisco is looking good lessons in manners for the average drive from the foot of the maze out to fremont street your drive times less than 10 minutes from the toll plaza out to 101. robin winston: know the problems past the toll plaza city streets also
michael also stated to the family that one day the world will know his name. he did not know how his name would be remembered. reporter: brown died in the middle of this street shot to death by a ferguson city police officer. this video fanned the ames. police say it shows the brown stealing cigars from a convenience store owner 15 minutes before he was killed. darren wilson suffered serious injuries to his face in a fight before the shooting. we are darren wilson. families are coming out to support him too. brown s death remains an incredibly divisive incident not just here in ferguson. there is a call for justice for both young men involved in the shooting. steve osunsami, st. louis. japan says it may have a treatment to fight the ebola epidemic. a public health expert in tokyo said japan is ready to supply a drug developed there that treats the flu virus. however it hasn t been proven to be effective against ebola. though the ebola virus is similar to the flu.
when it comes to parenting it can be hard not to be critical of your kids. but one mom is experimenting with no criticizing and for her it seems to be working. interesting. instead of calling out her kids bad behavior she is focused on praising their good. abc s linsey davis has more. reporter: all too often, parents hoping to curb bad behavior may sound like claire in modern family. grow up a little. i need things to start changing around here or i will change things. no more tv no more internet. reporter: in an experiment with her two children this summer, one florida mom decided to put restrictions on her own behavior. instead of focusing on whatever they didn t do right, i decided to stop myself, stop criticizing, and instead focus on the good things. reporter: jeanette caplin made a conscious effort to praise her children for being good and lay off the negativity. but she admits it wasn t easy. thank you, guys, i love it when you help me. your first i