well chris and bailey have hearing deficits, bailey said that she heard, loud and clear, not one, butgs, i didn't know if i should get out, or stay in bed. i texted my mom question marks causative no supposed to do. >> you texted your mom? >> and then i texted my dad. i saw him come downstairs. it was like 2:30 when i heard that, and i could hear my dad upstairs, yelling, and i heard my mom grown or something, i don't know. i don't really know what was going on, i just stayed in bed. >> what was your daddy yelling? >> what the hell, then he stormed out of this room because in our house -- you can hear much of the house. you could tell he was walking out of his room. i don't know what he was yelling down, it was mush together. >> bailey, who had a digital clock by her bed, had just put the murder at, like, 2:30. chris called 9-1-1 at 2:39. maybe an issue. why the delay? >> bailey, what do you think happened? >> honestly, i have no idea. >> who do you think would want to hurt your mom? >> no one that i know of. >> do you know what happened to your mom? did someone tell you? >> yeah just

bailey persisted in using his gender motif as the 1844 campaign unfolded. on july 10th, he published a lithograph entitled cleansing the augean stable, which was itself a popular metaphor for getting rid of political corruption, as if that could actually be done. this depicts clay and other notable whigs ridding the white house of democrats such as andrew jackson and martin van buren. who bailey clearly conveyed, had made a mess of the place as the whig nominee in 1844. clay has the honor of barring james k paul from entry a woman texas shown there on the left resembles the president's bride, julia, and she is dressed as she was in virtuous harry. she is being unceremoniously kicked out of the people's house, literally by henry wyse, who wants nothing to do with the debts that the united states would incur upon texas annexation in what is most significant for our purposes, however, is that julia again plays the central role in the political caricature the part of texas she wears a gown similar to the one she wore in the first family lithograph and the same

shaun bailey. and look, sean , shaun bailey.n say. did i express myself in a clumsy way? of course i did, you know, and it could have been done the point done better. but the point stands. she's you stands. she's a glitzy, you know, , uh, stands. she's a glitzy, you know, , uh, um, know, positive, uh, um, celebrity . as her instagram celebrity. as her instagram would show . if you go on her would show. if you go on her twitter, she's she is a bully. she's pursued people. she organises pilings that create great victory and hate the amount of racist abuse i've had. for instance, because of the piling she's organised, has been incredible. and the point i was trying to make is you can't on one hand be in front of our children saying, look, this is how the world could change. it could which is could be positive, which is great she's a very great stuff. she's a very successful, active, successful, very, very active, very woman . but then very intelligent woman. but then on hand, organising on the other hand, organising real bullying,

shaun bailey. and look, sean , shaun bailey.ress in say. did i express myself in a clumsy way? of course i did, you know, and it could have been done the point done better. but the point stands. she's you stands. she's a glitzy, you know, , uh, stands. she's a glitzy, you know, , uh, um, know, positive, uh, um, celebrity . as her instagram celebrity. as her instagram would show . if you go on her would show. if you go on her twitter, she's she is a bully. she's pursued people. she organises pilings that create great victory and hate the amount of racist abuse i've had. for instance, because of the piling she's organised, has been incredible. and the point i was trying to make is you can't on one hand be in front of our children saying, look, this is how the world could change. it could which is could be positive, which is great she's a very great stuff. she's a very successful, active, successful, very, very active, very woman . but then very intelligent woman. but then on hand, organising on the other hand, organising real bull

to what extent will andrew bailey _ few months. to what extent will andrew bailey and _ few months.t will andrew bailey and his _ few months. to what extent will andrew bailey and his team - few months. to what extent will| andrew bailey and his team take notice of these figures coming out overnight?— out overnight? they are certainly _ out overnight? they are certainly note _ out overnight? they are certainly note them, - out overnight? they are i certainly note them, they out overnight? they are - certainly note them, they look at a wide range of data but they will want to see evidence that the trends are continuing and they want to see the actual inflation number come down. it was still a 4% in december and that might be concerning is that might be concerning is that growth on the services side rather than goods and food was still a fairly strong. that is what will keep inflation from falling quickly and the fact that wage growth is still strong could keep that services number up a bit higher.- number up a bit higher. there are these _ number up a bit higher. there are these unkn

katie: bailey, have a great weekend. bailey lipschultz. americans are still spending -- american express beating analyst estimates and painting a great picture for 2024. we will discuss our highlights with the amex ceo, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ katie: a positive sign about the u.s. consumer, american express out with earnings today and the company says it is sticking to its long-term profit and revenue goals, forecasting earnings for 2024 that topped analyst estimates. caroline hyde spoke to the ceo earlier today, and joins us now. i imagine he was in a good mood. caroline: he is always in a good mood. he is feeling really strong. the momentum they saw in the third and fourth order will continue into the 2024 year in terms of the resilience of their clients. the customer base is not the economy and not a direct reflection, it is a higher tier. we will see better abilities to pay down their debts, and that they are very in control of how much they are having to set aside in terms of credit losses. the consumer is still resilient, and he

bailey: it's been mixed.hen we look back at the end of last year, all eyes were on birkenstock, but back above the i.p.o. price. arm has been up around 40% from its listing price. we've seen a few companies, smith douglas homes, a smaller home builder, rallying after pricing its i.p.o., as did a biotech company focused on the cancer space. but on friday at the end of last year, we did see another company price its i.p.o. below the marketed range, trade down about 15% in its opening session. so it does seem mixed. all eyes will be this week on omer sports, the company that makes wilson products and a number of other things, like solomon skis and ski boots. that's going to be the big bellwether for the month of january. another consumer name kind of like birkenstock that will maybe tease out whether investors want to pay for brands and companies they know and understand as we march toward, again, the likes of a reddit, a data brick, some of those bigger companies that could be waiting for that march into the su

ktvu bailey o'carroll joins us now. so, bailey, what are authorities saying caused this?co department of water told me that this all all the steam really stems from a water main break that happened near the north face store in downtown san francisco. so it's sort of an otherworldly scene that's definitely worth capturing. a large crowd of people in downtown san francisco today were shocked to see massive plumes of steam rising from busy street lined with shops. i saw through the alleyway all the steam billowing up and something unusual is something that a street photographer always wants to look for. >> so i kind of raced over and didn't really know what i was getting myself into. so i've never seen anything like this. >> christine kemp, a san francisco resident and street photographer, captured these images of the steam plumes that caused portions of normally busy streets to be shut down. >> it looks like steam coming out from the grates, like you see every day, but there is so much of it that i knew something was different. >> it's not a danger, but we do have the stree

you say in the document that miss bailey claimed that she had problems with the system.n court by expert witnesses and any discrepancies were a result of failings in the horizon system. you go on to say at page seven of eight, you go on to say, miss bailey could not produce evidence to satiate her claim in relation to the horizon system. so what you are doing is looking at are so that can sub postmistress who has alleged that the shortfall that she had what to do with the horizon system. your response to her why that there were a number of court cases where that was rejected. i am not here to investigate that and you can't prove that the system wasn't working. that was your approach, wasn't it? you required the sub postmistress to prove that the system... required the sub postmistress to prove that the system. . .- required the sub postmistress to prove that the system... that's the business response _ prove that the system... that's the business response we _ prove that the system... that's the business response we were - prove that the system... that's the business res

hanging on andrew bailey's every word. what stood out to you? lizzie: as always. an interesting moment for financial stability given the global picture as you were suggesting -- discussing with jill, if andrew bailey is not willing to concede it is coming, the pivot from hikes to cuts is somewhere on the way for the bank of england as well. what you just heard from bailey is a sample of his optimism that rates being at this peak is not going to trigger a huge spike in unemployment and therefore a huge spike in mortgage defaults. actually the consumer is withstanding it well and therefore this is not an unwanted impact on financial stability via consumers. what the bank of england did say was concerning was that as rates start to fall you might see a wave of investor exuberance as they put it. you have seen that in the u.s. in terms of the santa rally. as soon jay powell indicated there would be a pivot party. that is what they are looking out for in the u.k.. even though the focus yesterday was financial stability, there were hints about monetary policy. since the

crystal bailey live here in oakland with more on the heavy rain. crystal >> well heather here in oakland it is pretty clear right now. obviously that storm moving further north now. but this system left a lot of rain this afternoon. there was rain coming down here all over the east bay and the north bay where i was earlier today. now people there were driving and the roads were very slick. they tell me that they needed to take more time than usual to get home because of all of thatrillionain, and it's just going to get wetter. so maybe if you have any plans tonight, you should stay in now. sandbag stations were available around marin county for residents who have properties prone to flooding, but people i spoke with there in marin say that they are prepared and they actually welcome the rain. >> my home is prone to flooding in downtown san anselmo, so i checked the pumps, make sure they're working, seeing a lot of water coming down helps the drought out of it. >> and rain is expected all weekend long across the bay area, which obviously leaves the

lord bailey. the times today. they've added it up 31 times since he became lib dem leader in april 2019. he's called for people public life to stand people in public life to stand down. ifs, no buts . get, get down. no ifs, no buts. get, get and this was the man who was and go. this was the man who was post office for minister two years. the evidence was building up big time. there was a serious problem here, but he was dismissive in particular, he was dismissive in particular, he was dismissive of alan bates , who dismissive of alan bates, who was, of course, the focus of this tremendous drama. mr this tremendous tv drama. mr bates versus the post office. he says he was given the wrong advice or the wrong information by office minister. he by the post office minister. he should have pushed back against it, shouldn't he? >> i mean, first and foremost, this biggest miscarriage this is the biggest miscarriage of history. of justice in british history. and horrific reading. and it makes horrific read

isaiah bailey does survive and these pension records are full of information. as you heard, they really have to send a lot of documentation in to justify that. they need this pension and so a lot of them are really harrowing, you know, very sad depictions of the aftermath of the war is not over for these men, never over. so a lot times you'll go through these pension records and they're just heartbreaking. so eisa bailey does receive a pension and in it it says a granted according to his application for contracting a rupture in his left groin caused by throwing a cannonball over his head for and to pass the time so not really as sad or harrowing you sort get this picture of this guy like hey man look how how far do you think i can throw this? you know? but he does receive a pension. but again those pensions, as jonathan mentioned, do not cover all of the costs. and this is another trend that you will see in civil war photography, portrait photography men will use these images to help support themselves. thgeor warner of the onneicut art and he injured by friend

bailey. attorney general of missouri, he has surely come up in the world, congratulations to you from an old professor, i on the other hand simply remain an old professor. i understand this to be the first of a series of hearings on whether constitutional grounds exist to impeach secretary mayorkas. the testimony so far has focused on the performance of secretary mayorkas and the biden administration relating to immigration enforcement. i'm not an expert on immigration policy, i will not comment on it here, i have however been studying constitutional standards for impeachment for over 25 years, written numerous articles and a book on the history of impeachment from its origins in 1376 through the two impeachments of president trump. my subject will be the constitutional the key point about the impeachment in our constitution is that it is not supposed to be a routine tool to resolve ordinary policy debate, even passionate ones. the debates between political parties are between one house of co

i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> bailey thank you. you can watch the niners battle the packers right here on channel two tomorrow evening. coverage begins at 4:00 with a special look at the niners fight for their sixth super bowl championship. the nfc divisional round game then kicks off at 515, followed by the point after with live reports from levi's stadium. >> well, i always say we're not made of sugar. we're not going to melt. so steve paulson, how are those football fans going to fare in that weather as sal will tell you, it's not just the game, it's the tailgaters, right? >> they get there at 930 in the morning. it's an all day thing and it's an all day. they open the gates usually around ten or so. so i have to forecast for that and the game everything is saying there will be some off and on rain. it looks like it will start to pick up later in the game. in the second half is kind of the way it looks. may you know, i put the order into the weather gods and they haven't gotten back to me on that. i said, can you keep it dry? i

bailey. as attorney general of missouri, he has surely come up in the world, congratulations to you from an old professor, i on the other hand simply remain an old professor. i understand this to be the first of a series of hearings on whether constitutional grounds exist to impeach secretary mayorkas. the testimony so far has focused on the performance of secretary mayorkas and the biden administration relating to immigration enforcement. i'm not an expert on immigration policy, i will not comment on it here, i have however been studying constitutional standards for impeachment for over 25 years, written numerous articles and a book on the history of impeachment from its origins in 1376 through the two impeachments of president trump. my subject will be the constitutional the key point about the impeachment in our constitution is that it is not supposed to be a routine tool to resolve ordinary policy debate, even passionate ones. the debates between political parties are between one house of

bailey.ney general of missouri, he has surely come up in the world, congratulations to you from an old professor, i on the other hand simply remain an old professor. i understand this to be the first of a series of hearings on whether constitutional grounds exist to impeach secretary mayorkas. the testimony so far has focused on the performance of secretary mayorkas and the biden administration relating to immigration enforcement. i'm not an expert on immigration policy, i will not comment on it here, i have however been studying constitutional standards for impeachment for over 25 years, written numerous articles and a book on the history of impeachment from its origins in 1376 through the two impeachments of president trump. my subject will be the constitutional the key point about the impeachment in our constitution is that it is not supposed to be a routine tool to resolve ordinary policy debate, even passionate ones. the debates between political parties are between one house of congress

allison pearson, conservator of peer lord bailey , conservator of peer lord bailey, no less, and authorook at this story and it is in the telegraph . a and it is in the telegraph. a second school accused of islamophobia may be forced to close its doors over its head. teacher's decision to ban children from wearing pro—palestinian badges berkeley primary school in leyton, east london, sent a letter to parents warning that it may have to revert to online learning if the safety of children and staff cannot be guaranteed after it had received bomb threats over the policy. amy, do you not think the school are right to keep politics out of the classroom? >> well, well, i originally supported berkeley primary school, and i said that the child should be allowed to wear the badge because knew the story. >> the child had family that had died in i also know that died in gaza. i also know that the school previously stopped children from fasting during ramadan, done ramadan, so the school has done wrong . but my opinion, but wrong. but in my opinion, but this this is not right. the school has been h

bailey.attorney general of missouri, he has surely come up in the world, congratulations to you from an old professor, i on the other hand simply remain an old professor. i understand this to be the first of a series of hearings on whether constitutional grounds exist to impeach secretary mayorkas. the testimony so far has focused on the performance of secretary mayorkas and the biden administration relating to immigration enforcement. i'm not an expert on immigration policy, i will not comment on it here, i have however been studying constitutional standards for impeachment for over 25 years, written numerous articles and a book on the history of impeachment from its origins in 1376 through the two impeachments of president trump. my subject will be the constitutional the key point about the impeachment in our constitution is that it is not supposed to be a routine tool to resolve ordinary policy debate, even passionate ones. the debates between political parties are between one house of con

bailey and nobody wants to go home. you can see the confetti on the field and people just reveling in this moment. uh, 2.5 hours after the game ended. and here's what here's what kyle shanahan had to say, what he told his guys right after the game. >> it took for everyone so long to get in. then it was really hard to talk because everyone had their family and kids in there, and i struggled to talk when i can't use all the words i want to use. um, but it was my message. i was just so proud of the guys. i mean, these last two weeks, i mean, we've had some talented teams. we had we do have a talented team right now. um, but that just the character and the grit of the guys there, i mean, you could see it on their faces at halftime. i've seen i could see it on them all week. our guys got a lot of love for each other and, um, every year when the season's over, it's always a new team. the next year, regardless of how many times people return. i mean, how many people return. and our guys didn't want this to be the last day. and

i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right bailey, thank you. don't forget you can watch the niners battle the packers right here on ktvu channel two tomorrow evening. coverage begins at 4:00 with a special sports show as the niners fight for the six super bowl championship, the nfc divisional round game then kicks off at 515, followed by the point after with live reports from levi's stadium. there will be four games in the divisional round of the nfl playoffs this weekend. tomorrow, the baltimore ravens will play the houston texans at 130 in the afternoon before the niners host the green bay packers, and you can watch the game. as we mentioned just before, just a moment ago at 5:00 right here on sunday, the tampa bay bucs will play former cal quarterback jared goff and the detroit lions at noon. that game will be followed by another big game between the kansas city chiefs and the buffalo bills. >> new this morning, thousands of anti-abortion activists are expected on the national mall in washington, d.c, today for the annual march for life rall

so lord bailey and amy nicole turner. so big stories lord bailey and amy nicole turner .ith lord bailey and amy nicole turner. so big stories with big opinions guaranteed. let's get to work. i'll be dealing with the evil, corrupt post office in just two minutes time. you won't want to miss it, but email me now. should the taxpayer foot the bill for the post office scandal, mark at gbnews.com. first up, your headlines and polly middlehurst . mark thank polly middlehurst. mark thank you and good evening to you. >> well, let's bring you up to date on events the middle date on events in the middle east. understand us east. we understand the us president make president joe biden, set to make a tonight the a statement tonight on the potential for american military strikes against iranian backed houthi targets in yemen following their attacks on commercial shipping there . the commercial shipping there. the us and the uk prepare to launch joint military action. it's being reported against the rebels following attacks on ships and the seizure of a us oil tanker by iran in the gul

i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> all righty bailey, thank you for that. it is a gorgeous day in pacifica. that fog is starting to kind of go away from the bay area and a big weekend, i guess for the sierra as well. steve i it's taken a while for the snow up in the mountains. >> i mean, let's face it, november, december was not kind for the mountains. it looks like that's turning fast and winter is arriving. we had a little bit of snow up there this morning. we had some drizzle. uh, as we talked about the fog, though, some areas really socked in. a couple one, hundreds fell from that system, which skirted us right there. that's long gone, but the low clouds persisted. finally, they are burning off some locations. tracy still has a little bit of fog being reported. novato petaluma. i would think they'll pretty soon. even palo alto now says three miles. so there's still some low clouds out to livermore that's gone from 2 to 4 miles. so it looks like it's improving 40s, 50s on the temps here. uh, cold is the big story here. we'll get a break today. today is a

it's over at bailey. it's in lanes right now.there is more of a backup forming back from about kirker pass road. that would be railroad exit that transitions. one of your cut-downs toward walnut creek. bailey road is also where you can get out of it, but you're already dealing with a slower drive. after you get past, it's a benefit for folks into concord, walnut creek. oakland looks great. the volume builds for 880. slower on the nimitz toward the san mateo bridge, but smooth across. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> next on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> a viewer is hung up on a phone company fight because a phone company fight because a couple hundred bucks aren the o ♪♪ stay ahead of your moderate—to—severe eczema, and show off clearer skin and less itch with dupixent. the number one prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, that helps heal your skin from within. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision

i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> bailey, thank you.s morning former oakland mayor libby schaaf is running for state treasurer. schaaf says she'll bring her experience and passion for a safe and sustainable future for all californians to the job she is running on a platform of simplifying how the state spends funds to fight homelessness and build affordable housing. she served eight years as oakland mayor and is the first candidate to enter the race. current treasurer fiona ma is running for lieutenant governor. >> new this morning, the frontrillionunner in california's tight u.s. senate race. adam schiff is launching the first tv ad of his campaign and it's set to target bay area voters. schiff's ad called results, focuses on work he's done in congress, including serving as an impeachment manager for a long list of candidates are trying to replace senator laphonza butler, who was appointed by governor gavin newsom after senator dianne feinstein passed. the shift comes as democrat katie porter launches her first ad campaign. at the same

bailey. as attorney general of missouri, he has surely come up in the world, congratulations to you from an old professor, i on the other hand simply remain an old professor. i understand this to be the first of a series of hearings on whether constitutional grounds exist to impeach secretary mayorkas. the testimony so far has focused on the performance of secretary mayorkas and the biden administration relating to immigration enforcement. i'm not an expert on immigration policy, i will not comment on it here, i have however been studying constitutional standards for impeachment for over 25 years, written numerous articles and a book on the history of impeachment from its origins in 1376 through the two impeachments of president trump. my subject will be the constitutional the key point about the impeachment in our constitution is that it is not supposed to be a routine tool to resolve ordinary policy debate, even passionate ones. the debates between political parties are between one house of

allison pearson, conservator of peer lord bailey , conservator of peer lord bailey, no less, and author look at this story and it is in the telegraph . a and it is in the telegraph. a second school accused of islamophobia may be forced to close its doors over its head. teacher's decision to ban children from wearing pro—palestinian badges berkeley primary school in leyton, east london, sent a letter to parents warning that it may have to revert to online learning if the safety of children and staff cannot be guaranteed after it had received bomb threats over the policy. amy, do you not think the school are right to keep politics out of the classroom? >> well, well, i originally supported berkeley primary school, and i said that the child should be allowed to wear the badge because knew the story. >> the child had family that had died in i also know that died in gaza. i also know that the school previously stopped children from fasting during ramadan, done ramadan, so the school has done wrong . but my opinion, but wrong. but in my opinion, but this this is not right. the school has been

. >> they laid the teen to rest ktvu bailey o'carroll spoke with the victim's family on what would have been his 14th birthday. >> family, friends and young classmates gathered to remember a young life taken too soon. >> he was a good kid. he was a great kid. >> just days before christmas, 13 year old nikki was a passenger in a car alongside his 12 year old stepbrother. when according to antioch police, the driver of their car is believed to have run a stop sign. the car was then t-boned by the driver of an suv. the driver of the suv fled the scene on foot and still has not been found, as image was laid to rest on sunday. mourners also marked what would have been his 14th birthday. his godmother , tara norbert, told ktvu they're trying to stay strong. >> i try to put on this face, um , for everyone. but in the inside i'm dying. like i feel like i'm dying. norbert says his mother is trying to be a pillar of strength for her. >> two other kids. >> she's so strong. she just. she's doing the best she can with this. losing her middle child. our star boy. >> according to norbert, the middle s

bailey: earnings forecasts falling slightly below in terms of the midpoint. we did see shares recoup those losses, trading about flat. strength in commercial and residential. apartment buildings, new homes, there has been a boon for new home projects. me repainting my new house is not really going out and buying a ton of paint. the expectations may be a bit softer than people were expecting. there is enough for both bowls and bears to chew on. the market is up quite a bit. katie: congratulations on that, by the way, newly minted homeowner, bailey lipschultz. good to see you. tesla' is tough earnings quarter that has some analysts calling it a train wreck. details next. ♪ thanks to avalara, we can calculate sales tax automatically. avalarahhhhhh what if tax rates change? ahhhhhh filing sales tax returns? ahhhhhh business license guidance? ahhhhhh -cross-border sales? -ahhhhhh -item classification? -ahhhhhh does it connect with acc...? ahhhhhh ahhhhhh ahhhhhh was also the first time you heard of a town named dinosaur, colorado. we just got an order from dinosau

i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news.ou. >> bailey. 833 the us navy is investigating a helicopter crash in san diego bay. military officials say all six crew members on board survived. the crash happened around 7:00 last night near the naval amphibious base coronado. officials say the helicopter was on a routine training exercise. the cause of the crash is not yet known. here at home, small business owners in san francisco are frustrated and pleading for help after being repeatedly targeted by thieves. >> surveillance video shows someone breaking into lime tree restaurant on clement street in the richmond district early tuesday morning. the owner says the thief stole two tablets, a small amount of cash and damaged the register business owners in the area say six businesses along clement street were either burglarized or vandalized that same morning. they say they've asked for overnight police patrols to have police presence in a few of the commercial corridors would make sense when you have an uptick in burglaries . >> we

i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> bailey, thank you. an overnight standoff in oakland has ended. au outlook avenues to serve an eviction notice, they heard a loud pop that sounded likeck and called in additional resources video here from the scene shows oakland police and alameda county sheriff's deputies responding, as well as a drone overhead. we're still working to determine exactly how the standoff was resolved at 704. the family of an east bay woman who died after being hit by a 12 year-old on a bike wants to warn others about the dangers that cyclists can cause. >> yeah. earlier this month, 77 year old judy eisenberg was leaving the cold store at bay fair mall in san leandro. she was stepping off a curb when three boys on bikes were riding towards her. she tried to move out of their way, but moved right into the path of one or the other boys and she fell. police say surveillance video shows the boy was actually trying to stop when he hit her. >> the collision was accidental in nature. there wasn't any, did not appear to be any mal

. >> nasa administrator bill nelson joined former texas republican senator kay bailey hutchison for aversation at the lbj presidential library in austin, texas. they discuss space exploration, research and development and foreign policy. >> now onto tonight's program. in 1967, president lyndon johnson said when we ask what expects to find from exploration in space, the answer is one word -- knowledge. knowledge we need to maintain earth as a habitable environment for man. if that was trunasa, which lyndn helped to catalyze when he was e boundaries of space and increase our knowledge of the universe. tonight we will get a view of our space efforts from the very top of nasa. senator bill nelson has served as the 14th administrator of nasa 2021. prior to his appointment he represented florida for 18 years in the senate and 12 years in the house of representatives. during his time in the senate, senator nelson had an impact on nearly all space, including lank nasa reauthorization act of 2010, which he our moderator this evening, senator kay bailey hutchinson. senator nelson has also been

i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu fox two news. >> bailey. thank you. a man suspected of being the getaway driver in the death of security guard kevin nishida has been taken into custody. we're told us marshals arrested loren gilbert in kansas. he was wanted in connection to the shooting death of nishida. he was working with a tv news crew in 2021, when he was shot while trying to stop robbers from holding up the crew in downtown oakland. two other men are in custody facing murder charges. our time now. >> 705. we're still waiting for more details from federal agents about a raid in concord. agents from the fbi and the dea spent 15 hours searching a house on quiet circle near pine hollow middle school. the agents didn't talk about the investigation, but they did leave with several evidence bags. the dea told ktvu it was a pre-planned, planned law enforcement activity and that the public was not in danger. however, for the neighbors, it was a shock to see all this. >> we never see any activity like this down in here at lunch with my friends and i saw hel

bailey >> thank you.ove now to cctv's ali rasmus, live in castro valley, where the service is set to take place in about two hours here. >> but sounds like people might already be arriving. ali. yep. >> so, really mentioned that we're at oakland police headquarters. they are on their way to this location where we are. this is the church of three crosses in castro valley. if i step out of the way, you can see this is where some of those law enforcement officers and mourners coming to this public memorial for officer twan lay are turning in to this gate right here you can see some people parking distance away and walking with their umbrellas up the hill to this church that has capacity for 3000 people. so we are expecting hundreds if not thousands of people to come and attend this public memorial service for oakland police officer twan lay. it's scheduled to start at 10:00 this morning, but people, as you can see already driving in, be prepared for the start of it. 36 year old lay shot while responding to a

good shaun bailey , i think good idea.enough. >> it is a brilliant idea, dog poo ruins everything. you could have a glorious day in the park. you step in the poo and it's all you're ever going to think about. but there's what? it's true. if you're playing in a park the kids and you step park with the kids and you step in poo, that's it. your day is ruined. you will get past ruined. you will not get past that but the more that point. but the more important point is we've had many dog banned, and many dog breeds banned, and i spoke a number of dog experts spoke to a number of dog experts and they it's about bad and they say it's about bad owners, bad dogs. and this owners, not bad dogs. and this would way of finding would be another way of finding out dog. if out who actually owns a dog. if it's someone or if it's it's attack someone or if it's stray something that. so stray or something like that. so it effectively be a registration plate your that's plate for your dog. that's interesting think it's interesting thing. i thi

i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, bailey, thank you.t a quick reminder, you can stay up to date with changes in the bay area's weather by downloading the ktvu weather app . it has an hourly forecast and live interactive radar. just search your phone's app store for ktvu. >> 608 this morning, preliminary numbers show the public likes the pilot biking program in san francisco. the municipal transit transportation agency is finalizing a three month evaluation report on the valencia bikeway improvement program. it blocks off the center of the street for bicyclists to pedal through. officials say so far, the results are promising usage for the protected center bike path is up, and the data will be presented to the mta board next month. >> all right. >> time is now 609. hey, frank mallicoat, are you staying busy watching our morning commute? >> well, you know what? it is fairly light out there, but as steve mentioned, there's quite a bit of fog. so if you're driving, especially in the east bay, take a look at that. in fact, bart trains right

i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. well the results of the nation's first primary are in former president donald trump claiming a big win over former un ambassador nikki haley. >> haley is a republican. she in the republican primary in new hampshire yesterday, trump ended up taking home 12 of the 12 of the delegates and haley took home nine of them. and despite president biden not even being on the ballot, he still won the democratic primary. joining us now is david mcewen, who is a political science professor at sonoma state university. david, uh, you know, we could say you're right. again, we'll say it. uh, i got certainly right about what was going to happen today. and you nailed it. so what does the road ahead look like now for nikki haley? >> yeah. look, i mean, there are two states ahead for nikki haley where the electorate looks like new hampshire. and those are neighboring states, massachusetts and vermont. uh new hampshire was the most favorable ground for nikki haley. uh it's a really tough go for her moving

our crime, our crystal bailey. excuse me, went to that community today and got reaction to this latest update. >> it was a tragedy that changed the community over 20 years ago. now the innocence project wants to reopen the case. it's a legal group dedicated to freeing wrongfully convicted felons. >> rv stays in prison until he rots. >> i don't think he was innocent. friends of laci peterson's family say they don't want to revisit it. >> terry mitchell, who works with laci's sister at a salon in modesto, says he was there when scott peterson came in for a haircut the day before laci went missing. >> the family is very quiet about it, he says. >> he doesn't want scott peterson to get any more attention, and he doesn't think peterson will ever be acquitted. chances of that are the same chances of #### freezing over. >> i just believe that, uh, they had enough evidence to convict him the first time following the tragedy, peterson spoke to media before he was arrested. >> i had nothing to do with laci's disappearance. >

all right, our crystal bailey reporting live for us tonight. >> crystal. thank you. want to bring you now some news just into the ktvu newsroom and take a look at this. the westbound direction of the richmond san rafael bridge is shut down to just one lane. this is a live look now at the toll plaza where you can see the backup. there a sig alert says the lane closure is due to major repairs, but not really sure what those repairs are. it also says the lane will remain closed until 1:00 tomorrow morning, so keep that in mind if you are planning to commute in this direction again on the richmond-san rafael bridge, it is now down to one lane. be sure to stay right here with ktvu for more on this story related to the closure. the one lane at least down to one lane there on the bridge. well, now we go to san francisco tonight where mayor london breed is touting more good news when it comes to public safety data shows area served by a public service program called urban alchemy have seen lower rates of crime. program ambassadors work in the city's mid-market and tenderloin

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so the tory peer shaun bailey accused. tv star bailey is accused. using her platform to organise pylons . uh, platform to organise pylons. uh, and this, this comes after shaun bailey said that , uh, carol bailey said that, uh, carol vorderman can't talk about politics if she posts pictures of her bum and boobs on instagram . uh, i disagree with instagram. uh, i disagree with them. carol. carol vorderman is 79 years old. uh, i think himars her bum and boobs are a testament to british engineering . uh, i think he should have criticised their hypocrisy, you know, using her status as as a trusted man competition to then flog dodgy loans to confused old people. that's an absolute scumbag. that's a heinous thing to do. and then to pretend you're some sort of, like, glorious, golden, cuddly, wordly person who who just wants to attack the tories. it's like she's lineker. i wonder she's another lineker. i wonder if she, you know , wriggles out if she, you know, wriggles out of paying tax like lineker does. >> obviously quite >> well, leo is obviously quite h

crystal bailey ktvu, fox two news quite the dramatic rescue there. >> well, new at 730 tonight. two people have now been convicted and face sentencing in a grisly homicide that happened in san francisco. 52 year-old gerald roe was convicted of the torture and murder of an acquaintance in his apartment back in 2019. 41 year old angel anderson pleaded guilty and was convicted of first degree murder by way of torture and poisoning. now, prosecutors say the two tortured the victim, 23 year old george saldivar, for hours before injecting him with fentanyl. they then put him in a suitcase where he died and threw his body into the bay. his remains were found two weeks later. roe faces life in prison without parole. at sentencing, anderson will be sentenced to 25 years to life in prison. well, a promising sign for san francisco. new data released by the mayor's office today shows that crime in the city is at a ten year low, excluding 2020. and while some in the city say they do in fact feel a little bit safer. ktvu christian captain tells us many say there's a lot of room here for impro

our crystal bailey has been looking into the alternative line that puts you in direct contact with. >> well, state records show as of january 1st, 911 calls are being answered about 7% quicker than they were last summer, with more than 53% answered within 15 seconds instead of the 46% we reported last fall. and despite that, i've seen dozens of people on the neighborhood app next door say they've been able to get help faster during a medical crisis. when they call the fire department. 510444 1616 the direct line for oakland fire right there on the city website. it's the number some people have started using when they experience a medical emergency, 9111 fire emergency and they say it's quicker than 911. >> you won't get any long wait times. >> omar farmer, with the city's safety and services oversight commission, says he recommends the city publicize the direct line for medical emergencies at a city council meeting in november. i mean, the creation of that number is paid, paid by for through taxpayer dollars for the people of oakland, he says the commission does outreach at neighborho

crystal bailey and crystal.he sierra avalanche center forecast a considerable avalanche danger just today. >> that's true. you know, we're learning the man killed was 66 year old kenneth kidd. he's a resident of point reyes and also truckee, according to deputies with the placer county sheriff's office. the avalanche happened near the famed kt, 20, kt 2022. excuse me, kt 22 lift. it's the lift used for multiple expert trails along the mountain. more than 100 people were part of the search and rescue crews. dozens of volunteers captured working to break people free from the snow. in this video shot by marcus franklin and posted on instagram, it shows just how extensive the search was all morning in olympic valley. the avalanche happened at 930 wednesday morning on the palisades side of the resort. the resort announcing both sides of the mountain were closed as ski patrol and mountain operations teams began a search. early reports indicating it happened in bounds and there were multiple people caught in the snow n

i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> okay, bailey, thank you. time now. 704 federal investigation continues into a deadly plane crash in concord. it crashed in the busy intersection of concord avenue and diamond boulevard near interstate 680 and the golf course and south of the concord airport, where that plane was based at the national transportation safety board is leading the investigation. witnesses say the plane's engine sputtered before it slammed into the ground. the pilot died and a man who was inside of a car at that intersection was treated for injuries. one of the witnesses said he saw the plane in distress and knew it was going to crash. >> i seen it come over and i thought he was doing another one of his stunts, and then i heard it go boop boop boop. and it died. and then it went behind the building and i heard the thud. you know, i heard it. i saw him go out of control, and he was pointed straight down. it's like there's no way he's going to pull out of that. >> that two seat plane was registered to a man in berkeley. >> oakland ma

crystal bailey thank you. well, new at 730 tonight. oakland based clorox is the latest business downtown to take steps to protect their workers from crime. the company says it has hired additional uniform security guards to escort employees from its building at 12th and broadway to bart parking lots, local restaurants and coffee shops. and they have conducted safety awareness trainings with bart police, kaiser and blue shield have taken similar measures. clorox says it is working with local business leaders to identify ways to make oakland safer. well, a popular convenience store in oakland's rockridge district has now been hit by burglars four times since october. the owner of eddie's drive in liquors on college avenue says the latest break-in happened early this morning. surveillance video shows a pickup truck repeatedly backing into the store and then several intruders rummaging inside stealing liquor cigarets. two cash registers as well as a safe. you can't even tell me right now how am i feeling as i'm really, really mad? >> it's

uh, and shaun bailey last and i think shaun bailey last time round, uh, everybody thought bailey was,hought shaun bailey was, was going terribly and going to do terribly and actually really well. actually did really well. so this round, think , i this time round, i think, i think to have think we're going to have another and this time another surprise. and this time it actually go over it could actually go over the line we line and dethrone, uh, can we will . will see right. >> what are the times going >> and what are the times going with anneliese? >> times have got mental >> so the times have got mental ill health driving surge in disability claims. so the cost of the benefit to the taxpayer is set to rise 50% amid warnings the bill is out of control. and this this rankles with me because when you think of disability benefit , you because when you think of disability benefit, you think of, you know, somebody who can't, you know, use their arms or like that. so they or something like that. so they get, you know, know, get, you know, a, you know, a monkey to roll cigarettes for them d