frankie, good toj have your insight into this. frankie devon. ground. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. bbc news — bringing you different stories from across the uk. - it's that familiar drone noise, but this drone is much bigger than the usual type you'll see. and it's been flying around falmouth harbour as a trial to see how it can be used in a maritime setting. we're just trying the simple things really. we're just trying the simple things, really. actually, those simple things can be quite challenging in a harbour environment. so, we're just flying the drone from from ship to shore. we think there's business potential to use drones for that type of activity in the future. those behind the programme say they've shown they could deliver supplies to large civilian vessels within the harbour. there's been ship—to—shore deliveries like this in singapore since 2022. unfortunately, the regulatory barriers we have, as well as the weather here, limit us from operating as much as we do in over in other countries. over in other coun

you've got two pint frankie's there. okay. and got frankie's there. okay.ng >> i'm going to it a three. >> i'm going to give it a three. >> i'm going to give it a three. >> dear. three and adams >> oh dear. three and adams here. not perfect. here. it's not the perfect. >> perfect pint at >> it's not the perfect pint at all. i've let myself down a little bit there. you'd have to top in normal pub. top that up in a normal pub. >> okay. taking into >> listen okay. taking into account here's account that here's the landlords, to give landlords, i'm going to give that seven, a seven, a paltry seven. >> so that'll be a paltry seven. adam for you. yeah. >> listen, i've i've got to >> listen, i've got i've got to go a course it looks like go on a course it looks like doesn't it. >> thanks once mate, >> but thanks once again, mate, for coming on. thanks. thanks for coming on. thanks. thanks for being supportive and frankie, good luck with what you do, darling. do, nicola. thank you darling. thanks another thanks for watching. another edition real edition of lee ande

you've got two pint frankie's there. okay. and got frankie's there. okay.darling >> i'm going to it a three. >> i'm going to give it a three. >> i'm going to give it a three. >> dear. three and adams >> oh dear. three and adams here. not perfect. here. it's not the perfect. >> perfect pint at >> it's not the perfect pint at all. i've let myself down a little bit there. you'd have to top in normal pub. top that up in a normal pub. >> okay. taking into >> listen okay. taking into account here's account that here's the landlords, to give landlords, i'm going to give that seven, a seven, a paltry seven. >> so that'll be a paltry seven. adam for you. yeah. >> listen, i've i've got to >> listen, i've got i've got to go a course it looks like go on a course it looks like doesn't it. go on a course it looks like doebut it. go on a course it looks like doe but thanks once again, >> but thanks once again, mate, for coming on. thanks. thanks for coming on. thanks. thanks for being supportive and frankie, good luck with what you do, darling. do, nicola. thank you darli

. >> frankie goes out with his gopro attached to his body from midnight until 3 a.m. over the weekend. he captured what he describes as chaos, with people overdosing and illegal activity throughout the plaza, a scene he says happens every night. >> rampant drug selling. it's basically lawless. when the police are not here, it's dangerous. it's dangerous for residents, you know, we often have to wake up people who are in the middle of overdoses just to get through our doors. um, that's a very dangerous thing to happen. and it's not a new problem. san francisco has invested $2 million to renovate un plaza last year, turning it from what was known as the epicenter of san francisco drug crisis to a skate park and an area for residents to work out. >> there's been a positive change during the daytime, but frankie says the crisis is still alive at night. are you concerned for your safety? >> i am, that's that's why i am hiding my identity is because, uh, it's a small world here. it's the same thing, same people, very organized criminal element. >> monette harris is a peer c

do this as a sighting, lord, what am i talking about, i i wanted to say something else, in general, frankien tell you, i opened my whole soul, and you spied on me, are you lying, people? let me explain everything to you, you don’t need to explain anything to me, because i can explain everything, lucy, and if a man is in the house for an hour, then the date is over unfortunately, it looks like i won’t have another man for a long time, people, listen, maybe it ’s really because of your t-shirt, and well , because you lost your talisman, you yourself said that all this is a stupid superstition, well she said, in short, mash, be a friend while he... is working, stay here, i have a training session, okay, okay, so, i finished with the cooler, loaded the half-foods into the freezer, yes, here, the management asked me to give a special card to maximum discount, as always. how hard they tried, to say that it was a complete failure, nothing usually, like everything went yesterday , i can’t help but say, i doubt that she will communicate with me at all, a wine from the eighties, everything can be for

frankie was again. she was the only girl in the of the floor and 9 are there's just something about him. chunky and she was so petite and sort of the 2 of them side by side. they just sort of looked mismatched cute together. so that's how they ended up. and this is the first time that >> the humane society has had puppies in the puppy bowl. how are you trying to make the most of this experience? >> well, you know, it's just been an amazing even so far. we just really started talking about it but we have a partnership with the forty-niners luckily the forty-niners agree to participate in this with us. we actually were able to take ranking minor out to the stadium a few months back. and we found one of 5 close and spots that will air during the puppy bowl. >> and we have 4 players who were their coaches and working with them to get them ready for the big game. and we got a call from the forty-niners last week asking if we wanted to actually bring over some copies to be some puppy therapy with the players

hello, i'm frankie mccamley. welcome to the programme. could israel be forced into agreeing a gaza ceasefire in the coming hours? the un's highest court will deliver its initial ruling later on a genocide case against israel. if the judges believe there is a case to answer, they could demand that israel halts its military operations in gaza and allows in more un humanitarian aid. israel has challenged the genocide accusation at the court in the hague — but, whatever the ruling, there is no guarantee that israel would necessarily abide by its findings. south africa's foreign minister, naledi mandisa pandor, said the government was hopeful the court ruling would have an impact. we have always approached this case and a positive spirit, but our core purpose was really that this is vital to highlight the plight of the innocentin vital to highlight the plight of the innocent in palestine and to also alert the international community to the greater harm that is being done to the people of palestine, to the public institutions and to the greater

. >> frankie goes out with his gopro attached to his body from midnight until 3 a.m.r the weekend, he captured what he describes as chaos, with people overdosed ing illegal activity throughout the plaza, a scene he says happened every night. >> rampant drug selling. it's basically lawless. when the police are not here, it's dangerous. it's dangerous for residents. you know, we often have to wake up people who are in the middle of overdoses just to get through our doors. um, that's a very dangerous thing to happen. and it's. it's not a new problem. san francisco invested $2 million to renovate un plaza last year, turning it from what was known as the epicenter of san francisco drug crisis to a skate park and an area for residents to work out. >> there's been a positive change during the daytime, but frankie says the crisis is still alive at night. are you concerned for your safety? >> i am, that's that's why i am hiding my identity is because, uh, it's a small world here. it's the same thing, same people, very organized criminal element. >> monette harris is a peer cou

, what am i talking about, i wanted to say something else , in general, franks 64 51, it's me. that frankie, and you spied on me, are you lying, luda, let me explain everything to you, you don’t need to explain anything to me. i can explain everything? lyus, if a man is in the house for an hour, it means the date was unsuccessful, it looks like i won’t have another man for a long time. lyus, listen, maybe it’s really because of your t-shirt, but because you lost your talisman, you yourself said that all this is stupidity, well , you said, in short, mash, be a friend while he ... it’s working, stay here, i have training, okay, okay, okay, i’m done with the cooler, semi-faricata i loaded it into the freezer, and yes, the management asked me to hand over a special card for a maximum discount as a regular customer. yes, thank you, money for the bedside tables , as usual, just like yesterday everything went, we couldn’t try, to say it was a complete failure, to say nothing, i doubt that she will communicate with me at all, the end of the eighties , anything is possible for her ask, forgive me, i

fidelity, kiss, uh-huh, met masha in the morning, i didn’t know about your talisman, i sympathize with frankie address, but how did you leave him to spend the night at your place? it’s a long story, and you don’t know anything about him, nothing at all, just his name, well, what about the name of the father of our future medal, this is mom, this is for a long time, roman stepanovich, i understood everything, i’ll continue searching, in general, don’t worry, yes, yes, just don’t drag it out, okay. the clock is ticking, uh-huh, well, how did your phone turn out to be my mobile, i’m also very glad to hear from you, with the power of thought, oh well, i blocked it when i spent the night at your place in order to somehow return the money, maybe you’ll come to my cafe, i’ll treat you to coffee, at my expense , compensation for the loan, in the atruzhkin yard, you know where, but don’t spill it, you don’t work there, it seems like you were still registered today, when can i expect you? shift ends in an hour, okay, i'll come, bye, my clothes were all in kravi, i couldn’t go to work in this, i took you

. >> frankie is a feisty and spunky girl and niner was the chunky boy.we thought they looked cute. >> they are going to find great homes. 131 dogs are participating. from 73 shelters. the confines doubtful roster online and vote for who you want in the lineup. >>> we are your station. you can watch the game right here and streaming on paramount plus. >>> a disease once declared eradicated is making a comeback. multiple states are dealing with measles outbreaks. >> it was something waiting to happen. >>> why doctors say one third of the nation is at risk. >>> a man learns his fate for beheading the mother of his child in a gruesome attack that stunned the community. >>> house republicans moving to impeach the homeland security secretary. the high-stakes battle playing out on capitol hill. >>> 49er fans are flocking to vegas, whether they have a ticket to the super bowl or not. we will show you where they will gather to watch the big game in style. >> is the biggest green i've ever seen. you may know adam schiff's work to protect the rule of law, or to bui

meet niner and frankie. they are terrier mix is.is an effort to encourage adopting from shelters and rescues. all participating are up for adoption. let's do that. on that note , we have a storm coming our way. we will see you at bedtime, norah o'do you want to see who we are as americans? i'm peter dixon and in kenya... we built a hospital that provides maternal care. as a marine... we fought against the taliban and their crimes against women. and in hillary clinton's state department... we took on gender-based violence in the congo. now extremists are banning abortion and contraception right here at home. so, i'm running for congress to help stop them. for your family... and mine. i approved this message because this is who we are. not just any whiteboard... ...katie porter's whiteboard is one way she's: [news anchor] ...often seen grilling top executives of banks, big pharma, even top administration officials. katie porter. never taken corporate pac money - never will. leading the fight to ban congressional stock trading. and the

well, you mean among the young actors like frankie avalon? i one of the older character, like paul newman. somebody around the age of old paul, give or take a couple hash marks. do i ever turn to blond brunet or redhead? you have a choice. thin, faded or falling. that's my only you that or you walk home. oh. you can't carry that far you pull. bob in that category. my choice is you air folks another unsolicited testimonial testimonial. july is not one of my favorite places to go for a drive the mine detectors working the highway just a half a mile ahead of i hope they've got 2020 hearing a claymore is not the only way to fly there. i am being introduced a silver star winner specialist for mike esmond, a philadelphia. 12 men of his platoon were pinned down by machine gunfire. he pulled them to safety one by one. we'll never catch him with a picket sign. well, here we are, july. the malibu beach for losers losers. anyway, place is occupied by our side. isn't it? i had here today. i tried real estate around here like it was the san fernando valle

frankie and niner will represent the bay area in the puppy bowl. the competition features more than 100 puppies from animal rescue organizations nationwide. humane society's silicon valley president kirk kruckenberg says this competition is heartwarming and fun, and plays a crucial role in highlighting the importance of adoption. he also says that they're grateful to the 49ers in their partnership and commitment to getting niner and frankie ready for the big game. >> well, place your bets. bettors are out in full force, putting in their wagers ahead of the big game. fox's maria genoese explains the different approaches the bettors are taking. >> it's a rematch of super bowl 54. in just a couple of weeks here in las vegas. the kansas city chiefs versus the san francisco 49 ers, both rosters looking a little different than they did four years ago. but i got to tell you as soon as this matchup was set sportsbooks wasted no time putting up opening lines as well. >> as soon as we knew that the 40 niners were going to complete that comeback, we posted th

frankie and niner will represent the bay area in the puppy bowl, which premieres february 11th. annual competition features more than 100 puppies from animal rescue organizations nationwide and humane society silicon valley presents kernberg's says the competition is heartwarming and fun, and plays a crucial role in highlighting the importance of adoption. we are grateful to the 49ers for their preparation, partnership and commitment to getting the niners like frank for niner and frankie ready for the big game. they're so darn cute. look at them little sweetheart. >> they're all right. >> we're all excited for the big game in the meantime, a quick reminder you can stream ktvu news on your smart tv. you can watch our live newscasts, get stories on demand. just scan that qr code on the right hand - [tammy] can you guess what this is? ♪ hey, hey, hey ♪ - [tammy] if you guessed ruler, then you'd be a great contestant on "pictionary." (audience clapping) our first celebrity captain is a four-time nba champion and was inducted into the "pictionary" hall of fame. it's john salley.

a thousand drivers statewide and rely instead on companies like doordash for mom and pop shops like frankie'sza in old towne sacramento, the owner tells us the wage hike will mean longer hours for him you. saying you would hire more employees, but because of the rate hike, that is no longer an option >> i cannot do it. i can't. i mean, who is going to pay it i mean, i wouldn't be able to afford to do it. i have to work longer hours to compensate for that. >> reporter: this new reality for many businesses coming as 20 states still rely on the decades' old federal minimum wage of $7.25, in place since 2009, while workers like williams see new opportunities >> so many people doubting us. and sometimes i can't even believe it, you know and i'm just so -- i'm so happy. >> reporter: sam brock, nbc news >> parts of the country are kicking off the year with some snowstorms let's check back in with nbc meteorologist michelle grossman to look at that, and hopefully there are places people want to ski. they'll get snow. >> unfortunately, most of us are quiet. and out west really very quiet we're looking

i'm frankie mccamley.e begin with a developing story here in the uk. norfolk police has referred itself to the police watchdog, saying it failed to respond to an emergency call from a house, where a family was later found dead. the bodies of a man, a woman and two young girls were discovered in cossie, near norwich on friday. anisa kadri is following developments for us. we are getting more and more information about this. what is the latest as we know it? this information about this. what is the latest as we know it?— latest as we know it? this is a big sto in latest as we know it? this is a big story in the _ latest as we know it? this is a big story in the uk — latest as we know it? this is a big story in the uk in _ latest as we know it? this is a big story in the uk in the _ latest as we know it? this is a big story in the uk in the east - latest as we know it? this is a big story in the uk in the east of- story in the uk in the east of england, and the 999 call was made by a man at a house near norwi

and so i called my friend david frankie and said, david, i've to get one of those four jobs.'s not is one. it was a blind ad to run young americans at freedom. and i said, david, get me that job. i got the job. and for about a year and a half a moved to new york, and i came in contact very regularly with bill buckley, frank meyer and brant bozell and intellectual giants out there, james burnham and i tried to be like them and i read everything i thought they were reading. i wasn't making a lot of progress, so one point i made a conscious decision to focus direct mail. we didn't have enough like buckley, who could write and, debate and all, but we had some. we had nobody that could market them to the country so literally went to my wife. by then i had a wife, two babies, and i said, honey, i think i've got something here is going to change. america, maybe even change the world. but i don't know. it. i've got to study it. could i be relieved of all household duties? no diapers, no trash, no yard work? she bought into it for seven, eight years. i made a deep dive in marketing an

we are grateful to the 49ers for their partnership and commitment to getting niner and frankie all readye big game. they look excited about it and in our ktvu idea of the day, we asked image generator midjourney to imagine puppies fully suited up for a puppy bowl. and here is what they came back with. i like the body helmet here on the right hand side. cute. fully covers not the head, but the body. uh, the 5:00 news comin up n a [narrator] covered california is a free service from the state that's already helped millions of people like you get and pay for health insurance. with financial help to lower the cost of health coverage, you could get a quality health plan for less than $10 a month. every plan covers preventive care, doctor visits, emergency care, and more. if you have questions, we're here to help every step of the way. covered california. this way to health insurance. enroll by january 31st at coveredca.com. when it comes to their mental health. >> the bill is called katie meyer's law. it's named after the stanford soccer player who died by suicide in 2022. ktvu james torres t

. >> thanks, frankie . so tonight >> thanks, frankie. so tonight i want my dinosaurs to clarify a few things. so i've asked my friend matthew syed to give us a brief history of the word woke. matthew who can you help us? i think the first documented use is in a song by a blues singer called leadbelly , who was called leadbelly, who was singing about the scottsboro boys, who were a group of young black americans who had gone into the south of america and been accused of rape , been accused of rape, incorrectly accused of rape, but were sentenced to death after an all white jury found them guilty within a few seconds. >> and what leadbelly is saying to black americans is be awake , to black americans is be awake, be aware of racial prejudice. if you go into the south, the jim crow south. yes. and it was really a consciousness raising turn. >> when was that ? >> when was that? >> when was that? >> so this song, scottsboro . >> so this song, scottsboro. boys was in 1930. thank you very much. uh, in 1938. and but what fascinates me, john, thi

frankie and 9 are very cute. the 2 pops came from the madera county animal services in the central valley. they are some of the animals competing to raise awareness about the importance of adopting from shelters and rescues. >> we knew that it would be great for exposure for our animals here and not at our shelter and also in the bay area. but just nationwide getting the word out about how important adoption is. >> definitely a the puppy bowl will be held february. 11th at 11:00am and 9 visit. that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. a lot more ahead at companies at 6. we've got ken and vicki here with all the details. noelle grant, thank you very much. here's what we're working on tonight. at 6, another small plane crash in the bay area. one person has died after the crash in the east bay. >> we have a live report from concord as well as a closer look at the 2 most recent crashes and the safety of these kinds of small planes. plus, lawrence is tracking the rain expected drench the bay area for much of tomorrow. went to t

these are the government, which is frankie to white house cause a often not and it is now allowed you to a moral obligation is health working. and this is what we are doing is health work is kind of fine. it is a mark model imperative to start speaking up, just not taking our own action on the ground in the cities in london to start having protests, as we ought to have citizens to have. you know, it's a push for functions and bro, okay, then boy, because frankly, the economic, the lack of you know, of ability by the you and to do anything and the situation as a result of want to be to buy it. you know, uh, well mongering, united states government means that we have to take action into our enhanced. we need to be applying economic boycotts functions, divestment and still palming these ready government that is sending these problems on these children and the captive type thing. a whole health care infrastructure causing a public health emergency that led to the depths and continual depths and maiming of tens of thousands of children. the, the number, the depth is, is got to be 20024000.

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and sure enough, she got a call from deb and randy hoyt, owners of a widower goose named frankie. >> and plus he's so lonely. >> you know, i thought, well, that would be great, you know. >> reporter: and so they set up a blind date where blossom welcomed frankie with open wings. >> they started walking off together, and they haven't really left each other's side since. >> reporter: after our first report, which garnered more than 6 million views on facebook, visitors flocked to see the couple. people sent them goose gifts and even fan mail, all in appreciation for the lovely reminder to lonely humans everywhere. until your last day is etched in stone, don't ever give up on finding goose bumps. steve hartman, on the road in marshalltown, iowa. >>> a shortage of pilots has boeing offering scholarships to get people off the ground and into the cockpit. kris van cleave reports. >> reporter: danielle hilton spends a lot of her time in the air. now the united airlines flight attendant is taking the leap into the pilot's seat. >> so the first time i flew, i was 17 years old. a friend of min

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hello, i'm frankie mccamley. to stand down at end of season. klopp took charge of liverpool in 2015 and has won six trophies, including the premier league title and the champions league. let's get more on this with our sport reporter gavin ramjaun.

but this fairy tale would not have a happy ending, frankie kent proving to be the villain of the piecet was good to get out there against and play. obviously it was a tough game, it was going to be tough, butjust to stay in the game it was a great achievement. just enjoying the game, to be fair. that was the main priority, just to enjoy the occasion, and if we get a goal, great, but managed to get closer than we could have, it�*s just unfortunate. we controlled the game but they had their moments, as well. we knew they was going to be dangerous from set pieces, and they were, you see that. i mean, what role that was. it was unreal, wasn�*t it?! i know. i turned round, i was like, wow! so... you are properly panicking at that stage! yeah, i know, obviously, of course, the nerves get in once that goes in, but like i said, we stuck to it, and thankfully we got the goal in the end. well, where the spartans failed, others succeeded. aidrieonians of league one knocked out premiership side stjohnstone with a 1—0 win. falkirk haven�*t lost a league game all season, but the league one leaders w

i'm frankie mccamley. we start in the us state of alabama, which has carried out the first known execution of a death row inmate by suffocation with nitrogen gas. 58—year—old kenneth smith, a convicted murderer, was put to death after the supreme court again denied a last minute appeal. the method had never been tried before and smith's lawyers had argued that it amounted to cruel and unusual punishment. he was one of two men convicted of murdering a preacher�*s wife in a contract killing in 1988. here's our north america correspondent david willis. after more than three decades on death row at this prison in alabama, kenneth smith's last—minute appeals to the us supreme court were denied and he was finally put to death. at 7.53 central time tonight, the state of alabama started carrying out the execution of kenneth eugene smith by nitrogen hypoxia at the william c holman correctional facility in atmore. in a statement, alabama's governor, kay ivey, said the execution had been lawfully carried out using ni

these are the government, which is franky to wipe out, cause a often not. and it is now allowed you to a moral obligation of health working. and this is what we are doing. and health work is kind of fun. it is a mark moral imperative to start speaking up, just not taking our own action on the ground in the cities in london, just not having protests as we ought to have citizens to have. you know, it's a push for functions and bro, okay, then boy, you called because frankly, the economic, the lack of you know, availability by the you and to do anything in this situation as a result of one be to buy it. you know, uh, well mongering, united states government means that we have to take action into our enhanced. we need to be applying economic boycotts, functions, divestment and still palming. these are the government that is sending these funds on these children and the company taking a whole health care infrastructure, closing a public health emergency that led to the depths and continual depths and maiming of tens of thousands of children. the, the number that

these leaders need to see before they have the courage to stand up to minutes and yahoo and his frankie psychopathic terrorist coalition to, to stop boeing. does it because this is the most extreme right wing. is there any government that has ever been in power? and these really citizens themselves are sick and tired of for watching during hostages being potentially obliterated on a daily basis. because through their in front of the file, as they quoted, we saw them shooting at their own, their own hostages, leaving with shots by his ready occupation forces. so frankly, i think they complete sentiments on the ground in the u. k. across the world is one is discussed and one of exasperation, i'm that the message is enough is enough seats find these 5. and now the end of the blockade and the occupation of palestine needs to stop now. and we need to allow humanitarian aid and a rebuilding process to happen as of today. well, most painfully truthful statements. i have very strong commentary from omar abdel, none of the co founder of gaza medic voice who is joining us live here on oxy interna

and frankie's trainer, claire, says we need to be careful where we point the blame.putting restrictions on those. they would have to require a higher licence and full regulations on where they were getting the stud dog from. the traits. they would have to have a lot of dna tests and scientific things that go with breeding. this ban doesn't mean these types of dogs won't be in our communities. the government says 30,000 owners have exempted their xls but the rspca, which opposes the ban, questions the government's figures. we did some estimates amongst our own sector and we heard veterinary professionals suggesting that there were around 40,000 to 50,000 xl bullies in the community and others were suggesting an upwards figure of 100,000. owners have until midday today to make sure their xl bullies meet certain criteria or risk having their dogs removed and destroyed. they must be microchipped, muzzled in public, neutered and be specially insured just in case they attack. good boy. for owners like ellie, it's been a difficult few months. when i first put his muzzle on

hello, i'm frankie mccamley.e start this hour with breaking news: one of liverpool fc�*s most succesful managersjurgen klopp has announced his decision to stand down at end of season. klopp took charge of liverpool in 2015 and has won six trophies, including the premier league title and the champions league. let's get more on this with our sport reporter gavin ramjaun. just first of all, do we know why he is stepping down? big just first of all, do we know why he is stepping down?— just first of all, do we know why he is stepping down? big breaking news, as we aet it is stepping down? big breaking news, as we get it here _ is stepping down? big breaking news, as we get it here as _ is stepping down? big breaking news, as we get it here as well, _ is stepping down? big breaking news, as we get it here as well, jurgen - as we get it here as well, jurgen klopp to leave at the end of the season. we think it is because he is quite tired and running out of energy, that is a statement he has given to the liverpool websi

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but this fairy tale would not have a happy ending, frankie kent proving to be the villain of the piecen a lifelong jambo, so it was good to get out there against and play. obviously it was a tough game, it was going to be tough, butjust to stay in the game it was a great achievement. just enjoying the game, to be fair. that was the main priority, just to enjoy the occasion, and if we get a goal, great, but managed to get closer than we could have, it's just unfortunate. we controlled the game but they had their moments, as well. we knew they was going to be dangerous from set pieces, and they were, you see that. i mean, what role that was. it was unreal, wasn't it?! i know. i turned round, i was like, wow! so... you are properly panicking at that stage! yeah, i know, obviously, of course, the nerves get in once that goes in, but like i said, we stuck to it, and thankfully we got the goal in the end. well, where spartans failed, others succeeded. aidrieonians of league one knocked out premiership side stjohnstone with a 1—0 win. falkirk haven't lost a league game all season — but the le

hello, i'm frankie mccamley. welcome to the programme.eliver its initial ruling later on a genocide case against israel. if the judges believe there is a case to answer, they could demand that israel halts its military operations in gaza and allows in more un humanitarian aid. israel has challenged the genocide accusation at the court in the hague — but, whatever the ruling, there is no guarantee that israel would necessarily abide by its findings.

she clearly adores frankie and is sad people see him as a threat, but there's a reason people are worried mauled by five dogs, including two xls. he had punctured lungs, he had broken ribs. and he had a lot of cuts, a whole lot of cuts. in all fairness, the guy was trying to get his dogs off rox, but there was no way. his dogs actually bit chunks out of him. i was screaming at them, "your dogs are killing my dog!" i was petrified of them dogs. it's the worst thing i've ever had to go through in my life. this ban doesn't mean these types of dogs won't be in our communities. the government says 35,000 owners have exempted their xls, but the rspca, which opposes the ban, questions the government's figures. we did some estimates amongst our own sector and we heard vetting professionals suggesting that there are around 40,000—50,000 xl bullies in the community and others were suggesting an upwards figure of 100,000. exempted dogs will be microchipped, neutered and specially insured, and they must be muzzled and on a lead out of their homes. the deadline to get certification has now passed, so

i said frankie. yeah. you know, it's me. i said who? bob. i send your bobby. >> yeah. 16 years old.t film that i was trying to make and that became "mean streets." >> stephen: is it true that when you are directing "taxi driver," that scene here he's going "you talking to me? there were producers trying to make you cut? >> martin: yeah. we were behind schedule. we were in such trouble. they were banging on the door and i had to open the door and say "this is good. this is good." two more minutes. one more take. he was improvising. i was at his feet. there were no video assists. i was saying do it again, do it again. he's doing the thing with the moves in the gun and that -- columbus avenue we shot that. some of the buildings now are gone. condemned buildings. >> stephen: if you had stayed on schedule, there would be no "you talking to me?" >> martin: that's right. that wasn't in the script. that came from him. >> stephen: recently made a bit of a splash on social media with your daughter francesca. [cheers and applause] the audience knows that you've been making tiktoks. we have a c

frankie and 9 are right there will be representing the bay area in the big game. the shelter says it's going to be great exposure for the animals hoping to get adopted in the bay area. the people will be held on february. 11th at 11:00am just before the regular super bowl and it follows for peace. get adopted. everyone's a winner, right? got that right. that wraps up kron for news at 10. stay tuned for kron. 4 news at 11. the first sports night live. aaron wilson here with us tonight. big night. we've got a lot to talk about nfc championships actually showed up to the warriors game and we've got someone being licensed by the nfl. her name is christine. you shake it. they bring the bill will talk about and more after the break. for niner insider. >> personal forth over always 14 years in league and probably going to be all one day. so he made the most of opportunity. >> imagine a former coach being able to celebrate who headed to the super bowl. that was sure williams, his former coach there. we'll have more

for mom and pop shops like frankie's pizza, the owner tells us the wage hike will mean longer hours forou saying you would hire more employees, but because of the rate hike, that is no longer an option? >> i cannot do it. i can't. i mean, who's going to pay it? i mean, i wouldn't be able to afford to do it. i have to work longer hours to compensate for them. >> reporter: this new reality for many businesses, coming as 20 states still rely on the decades-old federal minimum wage of $7.25, in place since 2009. while workers like williams see new opportunities. >> so many people doubting us, and sometimes i can't even believe it, you know, and i'm just so -- i'm so happy. >> reporter: sam brock, nbc news. >>> grammy award winning singer paula abdul has filed a lawsuit, accusing the executive producer of american idol of two separate incidents while she was a judge. dana griffin tells us about the claims and why abdul is going public with them now. >> reporter: paula abdul is accusing executive producer and co-host nigel lythgoe of sexual assault. >> are you dating anybody at the moment? >>

now, it sure sounds like frankie gave the all-clear to get freaky. honestly, i'd much rather get the talk from francis than from his predecessor, pope benedict. [german accent] "when a mommy und a daddy love each other very much, they engage in a mindless friction, then a brief spasm of false joy, and they are left only with the knowledge of death and an urge for cheez-its." maybe a lozenge. but as a catholic who has spent a lifetime fearing god's judgment of my sexual behavior, could it really be true that god is okay with enjoying sex? >> god: you're darn tootin', steve! >> stephen: oh, hey, god! thanks for being here. you look great! >> god: you too, amigo! >> stephen: hey, quick question. why'd you almost kill me with my appendix? >> god: sorry, buddy. i was in a bad mood. my fantasy football team was in the toilet. >> stephen: okay. so, is it true what pope francis said, that sexual pleasure is a gift from you? >> god: of course! why do you think so many people yell my name during it? you know, come on. they're thanking me for the gift! and i th

for mom and pop shoms like franky's pizza shop, the owner says the wage hike will mean longer hours for saying because of the rate hike, it's no longer an option to hire more employees? >> i cannot do it. i can't. who is going to pay it? i wouldn't be able to afford to do it. i have to work longer hours to compensate. >> reporter: this new reality for many businesses coming as 20 states still rely on the decades' old federal minimum wage of $7.25 in place since 2009 while workers like williams see new opportunities. >> so many people doubting us. sometimes i can't even believe it, you know. i'm just so -- i'm so happy. >> reporter: sam brock, nbc news. >> sam, thanks. predictions of a recession by some economists and industry titans did not come too pass in 2023. experts seem to agree we likely won't see a recession this year either. but that doesn't mean americans are necessarily feeling warm and fuzzy about the economy. joining me is wall street correspondent and messenger and cnbc contributor ben white. ben, are there any signs pointing to an economic slowdown as we enter 2024 or can

for mom-and-pop shops, like frankie's pizza, he tells us it will mean longer hours for him. >> are you saying you would hire more employees, but because of the rate hike that is no longer an option? >> i cannot do it. i can't. who is going to pay it? i mean, i wouldn't be able to afford to do it. i would have to work longer hours to compensate for that. >> reporter: this new reality for many businesses coming as 20 states still rely on the decades-old federal minimum wage of $7.25, in place since 2009. while workers like williams see new opportunities. >> so many people doubting us, and sometimes i can't even believe it, you know, and i'm just so -- i'm so happy. >> reporter: sam brock, nbc news. >>> well, tomorrow the trading year kicks off with some key economic data, including our first snapshot on unemployment in the u.s., with job openings and then a check of the health of the auto market with new sales data and, of course, the big monthly jobs report that comes on friday. >>> scott, it has been 96 years since mickey house made his big screen debut, and now he is entering the publ

for mom and pop shops like frankie's pizz in old town sacramento, the opener tells us the wage hike willate hike that is no longer an option? >> i cannot do it. i can't. i wouldn't be able to afford to do it. i have to work longer hours to compensate for that. >> reporter: this new reality for many businesses coming as 20 states still rely on the decades old federal minimum wage of $7.25 in place since 2009. while workers like williams see new opportunities. >> so many people doubting us, and sometimes i can't even believe it, you know, and i'm just so -- i'm so happy. >> reporter: sam brock, nbc news. >> there is much more to get to in our next hour of msnbc reports including an update on the earthquake that jolted japan leading to reports of fire and landslides and a tsunami warning. >>> plus, we'll talk to a doctor about your respiratory health after the holidays. >>> and the big agenda and big fights facing congress as we kick off the new year. we're back after a short break. i know, right? i've been telling everyone. baby: liberty. did you hear that? ty just said her first word. can

. ♪ franky breaking tonight antitank missile fired from lebanon killed two israeli civilians in northernl today. the attack raises new concerns of a second front in the war between israel and hamas. also tonight palestinians report several civilian deaths from israeli airstrikes on central gaza. to date marks the 100th day of the conflict between israel and hamas. while democrats are not participating in the iowa caucuses this year there is a significant new player in the biden reelection campaign this evening. john it carry himself a former democratic presidential nominee is leaving his post to join the biden team. there is more immediate concern this hour for the president increasing dissension over his policy regarding israel and hamas. but it's pretty loud last night outside the white house. lucas tomlinson has details from the north lawn. >> thousands of anti- israel protesters at times violently attacking the temporary fencing the secret service erected outside the white house. chancing law live and f joe bided spray painting genocide joe who led french forces against the british a

for mom-and-pop shops, like frankie eeps pizza, the owner tell us it will mean longer hours for him. >> are you saying you would hire more employees, but because of the rate hike that is no longer an option? >> i cannot do it. i can't. who is going to pay it? i mean, i wouldn't be able to afford to do it. i would have to work longer hours to compensate for that. >> reporter: this new reality for many businesses coming as 20 states still rely on the decades-old federal minimum wage of $7.25, in place since 2009. while workers like williams see new opportunities. >> so many people doubting us, and sometimes i can't even believe it, you know, and i'm just so -- i'm so happy. >> reporter: sam brock, nbc news. >>> tomorrow the trading year kicks off with some key economic data, including our first snapshot on employment in the u.s., with job openings, a check of the health of the auto market with new sales data, and of course, the big monthly jobs report that comes on friday. >>> 96 years since mickey mouse made his big screen debut, he is entering the public domain. this is steamboat wil

frankie and niner. they're going to be competing with other rescue dogs during the competition, which is going to air the morning of super bowl sunday. it's fun have to choose between the 2 golf, ok? the annual event features more than 100 puppies from animal rescue organizations across the country. the goal is to raise awareness about the importance of adopting pets from shelters and rescue. it's really fun to watch the puppy bowl. so i hope you i really take a break. 8.53 that i've and for a look at this, it looks like we've got stormy weather just about ready to swallow up the bay. the north already seeing showers. john triple with more on our. >> rainy forecast just a >> rainy forecast just a minute. (♪♪ ) why did i keep missing out on this? before you were preventing migraine with qulipta? do you remember the pain, the worry, the canceled plans? and look at me now. you'll never truly forget migraine but qulipta reduces attacks making zero-migraine days possible. it's the only pill of its kind that

the humane society silicon valley rescued frankie on the left, niner on the right. >> niner right. >> so now they live in portland and they're going to be playing in the puppy bowl, but they're just just two of 131 puppy players representing the team. ruff and fluff. up with it. >> oh. team ruff. >> the puppy bowl airs on super bowl sunday. these little dogs are adorable, aren't they? >> they're so cute. i love it. >> between that and between usher, i know. >> talk about a day full of in november and that show in vegas was so good. >> so i can't wait. like, it's like how much is he doing on this stage? first, you don't realize all the songs he has. >> oh my gosh, he does. >> he puts on a full show. i mean, roller skating. >> yeah. roller skate. i saw that from the last show. yeah. that's wild. and he popped up. >> i'm like, well, where did he go? popped up somewhere back. this is going to be a good show. how was your guest got to be that little papa. >> yeah, yeah. could be. yeah. i'm excited. i'm sure to be a production. oh, yeah. that'll be fun. >> he's going to b

frankie and niner. they're going to be going competing with other rescue dogs during the competition, which will air on the monday the morning of the super bowl sunday annual event features more than 100 puppies from animal rescue organizations nationwide. the goal is to raise awareness about the importance of adopting pets from around rescue shelters. so so lots of cute little babies in the shelters you can adopt and give him a forever home. all right. so the storm is moving into the bay area are going ready to race for things. >> really today, john travel has been tracking. that was a has been tracking. that was a cruise in to 50 years with my best friend and my soulmate. [clanking] [gasping] nooo... aya... quick, the quicker picker upper! only bounty absorbs spills like a sponge. and bounty is 2x more absorbent so you can use less and get the job done with one. you've got a bit of your face on your face. bounty, the quicker picker upper. and get four rolls in one with the bounty mega roll. our longes