to interstate 5 on monday morning. the engineer of the amtrak train is still hospitalized right now. everything is under scrutiny, including cell phone use. >> it's protocol for us to look at all of the cell phone records of all the crew members whenever there is an accident of this type. >> the crash killed three people and more than 70 others were hurt. >>> there is a new poll shows most san francisco voters want the city to repair roads and strengthen public transportation including b.a.r.t. and muni. they feel companies like uber and lyft should be paying for the repairs. a survey shows 59% of voters support imposing a new tax on ride hailing and food delivery services. >>> a boston arch bishop who resigned amid the sex abuse scandal has died.

the materials that are used to make something look wintry in film used to make something look wintry g look wintry in film and television, they have evolved over time, haven't they? in the very early days of black and white film they didn't have any other materials at all. they had to wait for it to snow. that was time—consuming, and it was also dangerous. three members died from the cold while they were filming. that wasn't good. later they baronet with different materials. moral and hardy used painted cornflakes, which was effective. either time we got to with them was —— wizard of oz, they we re with them was —— wizard of oz, they were using spaces. 0bviously that is really bad, but they didn't know it was dangerous at the time. you are things which i did for the environment and good for people. what are the good materials going forward ? what are the good materials going forward? we are developing materials like this, which is a glitter, which is made from cellulose. so within a couple of weeks or so that will biodegrade. now, normal glitter, which has been banned in cosmetic use

us wouldn't look at. as well as wanting us to look across at her work, andrea buttner also wants us to look down at it, so this piece of blue silk fabric which she has laid out on a low table. why is that? blue silk fabric which she has laid out on a low table. why is that7m is handmade silk made by benedictine nuns, and we are looking down at it because we are enacting the representation of the beggar. so we are bowing down and there is a sense of humility and modesty too much of her work. thank you. i have a surprise for you now, especially for all of you who associate the turner prize with unmade beds and pickled cows, because i am going to show you some paintings. they are the work of hurvin anderson. do not adjust your set, because his landscapes are inspired by no less than co mforta ble. inspired by no less than comfortable. look at these lush, verdant comfortable. look at these lush, verda nt forests. comfortable. look at these lush, verdant forests. you can see the figure of a boy in the branches. hurvin anderson is the only man on the short list. his parents are from jamaica and he draws on his

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what long-term equity managers used to look at what they could short is going down. ort.hey are going to the number of publically traded stocks has also fallen. it is half of the number it was in 1996. just the availability of stocks they have to choose from to go long or short has changed a lot. emily: major investment firms have slowly been playing catch-up, incorporating new technology. they are also fearful big tech giants will threaten their way of doing business. how might google or amazon disrupt black rock or fidelity's business? selina: a google or amazon could offer financial advice or brokerage services. they could get into the business in a variety of ways. they could also get into the banking business. you have already started to see this happen a little bit where alibaba in 2013 started offering a money market fund. it has become the biggest money market fund in the world. so, there is no reason that amazon could do something similar where clients could store their value, their cash in a money market fund. fidelity and google definitely recognize that. f

really appreciate it because sometimes the previous ten to fifteen used to look forward to the point this one was a very big challenge for the cause a lot of people being affected by these conflicts. patrick is hoping that rain will come soon because he needs the water for his other environmental project i want to do some tongues in so that when it doesn't rain fall quite sometime week on week on taking what out from there on you know feed i want to hold for our animals so we will have a lot of areas of our island here so that we don't experience the same problem that we're experiencing now. kenya's region is considered one of the best places in the world to see large elephants so it's a great asset for tourism patrick also likes to visit the national parks tourist attractions like springs. heaps of solve will. come here. taking place so that they can just have some peace and i did to refresh myself again before i go home. patrick bellew works as a farmer in a nearby village for him bringing water to the animals is a sacred task locals here call him the guardian of. one south african

it is also a chance to look ata to us. it is also a chance to look at a brand—new figure.equipment on it and we want to have a close look at it. ordinarily we wouldn't get that close. what about the wider picture, if there is one, but relations between russia and the uk are not exactly great, does it add to the potential significance of something like this? it is coincidental rather than causal. the russians want to say to the world, we are back again now, we have intervened in syria. the president wants to show the russian flag around the world. there is no better way of doing that than actually putting in the navy. it has appeared on all sorts of tv and news channels and the fact of life is, the russian navy is on the up, getting increased levels of expenditure and they want to show they can go anywhere they want, at any time they want. they have done it in the baltic on the black sea, and when they approach the united kingdom now, instead of going to the west of ireland they come down the channel. the fact they are coming down the north sea more than they did, you would

looking into him. and, at some point, he takes steffi's head, and he turns it to the audience and says, "look, look." 'cause he wants usunderstand the implications of our actions. the natural world, to me, is a friend, is a best friend. i think if a dear friend is sick, any one of us would turn around and care for them. yet, here is our planet. it's in trouble, and i don't think we realize we need to care for it. today, we are at yerba buena center for the arts in san francisco. i'm putting all the final elements together -- the costume, the lighting. dancer: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. yeah. yeah. nelson: actually, i'm feeling a little nervous. you never know what's gonna happen because it's live. sadan: the biggest challenge of dancing "dead reckoning" is just going zero to 100 and being really physical right away. curtains come up, lights are up, and we're already going. nelson: one of the things i want to convey is the feeling of being lost in this world of climate change. [ music climbs ] the panic. the franticness, the futileness of it. ♪ at the very end of this piece, there's a soloist very downstage, caught up in her own

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us for "fox 5 news" on the hill. >> it's a special christmas eve morning edition on the hill. we're happy to have you along with us to lookk at a lot of the things that have gone on. you know, it's been a whirl wind political year that's an under statement. >> that's an under statement. >> we'll talk about those things with experts looking back on 2017. >> no better place to start with donald trump and presidency. >> and jessie burns from the hill. >> we want to talk about the top five issues of the year. >> number one iss was confirmation of neal g goresuch to trump and then another big issue tax reform and this will be and he bama care too was a major agenda item that they tried to push forward throughout the year and sucked up a lot of legislative calendar time for that and of course, a lot of foreign crises, afghan, libya, a lot of administration they he have had to grapple with. >> and how do you narrow this down to five things. when you put this together what are you looking at? >> sure i was looking for what wish ited donald trump from other presidents especially republican presidents and first thing i started with

so what concerns me is that if you use census information about equity zones it doesn't really get to whom you are serving. and when i look at demographics, for example, i'm just going to use an example -- if i were to ask you, so how many black children are as you are saying in your summer programming in different -- in different camps, that is the kind of information that we get to and now about whom weer tryin we're trying to. if we look at the people in san francisco that are most marginalized around opportunity, but also around income, then we need to look at specifically who they are and it's not just about i think us making the decision about this is -- we're making this accessible to them but it's really about what are the tools that they need and that we need to change in order to make them much more accessible. i'll use swimming as an example. we have modeled beautiful swimming pools but what is the process to sign up for swimming? does an adult need to be there with you? do you need to know the timeline for it and when we're looking at you can do it through twitter and we can do social media and on the website

to him say he loved life. >> we are here now. he is within all of us, and he's looking down from above. >> we want to move forward and remember him in peace and gratitude and grace, the way he lived his life. but, this does not cut back from the fact that we want justice. >> he was an old soul with the biggest heart always making everyone around you happy. >> bijan. i like to think that you went on a very long vacation. somewhere happy. rest in eternal peace, my dear friend. >> reporter: at the lincoln memorial, marcella robinson, wusa9. >> there are a lot of gaps in this story. we know it started with a car chase after he left the scene of an accident but that's about it. we don't know why the police officer fired his weapon. we don't know if you threatened him. the park police aren't saying much and neither is the fbi. agents there are leading the investigation into what happened. we will keep working on this and will bring you updates here at 11:00. >>> now to a story you will see only on wusa9. virginia senator tim kaine is making moves on sexual harassment on capit

in this particular case, i think it's important for us to look at who the citizens of alabama voted for, a dedicated public servant, an experienced prosecutor, somebody who stood up for civil rights and the fact that doug jones was able to win in a deeply red state that hasn't elected a statewide democrat in 25 years, that there was terrific and strong turnout across t across the board both by the african-american community and by folks who typically vote for republican candidates. that's what put him over the top. i think that should make it clearer that there is a real chance for a democratic sweep in the house and for democrats to hang on to our seats, even to pick up a few seats in the senate. >> all right, senator, i know you've got to run and vote. go ahead. we'll continue our coverage in just a moment. there is a lot going on. we're following all the breaking news. we'll be right back. this is not a cloud. this is a tomato tracked from farm to table on a blockchain, helping keep shoppers safe. this is a financial transaction secure from hacks and threats others can't see. this is

investigators have promised to look at every possible factor that could have contributed to the derailment. >> distraction is one of our most wanted list priorities. it's protocol for us to look at all of the cell phone records of all the crew members. >> reporter: monday's crash sent dozens of people to hospitals. effected by the derailment. >> whatever expense, whatever we can do to help had, we're for to help them. >> reporter: three lives were lost in the wreck, including both loved trains. >> those two good guys won't be with us anymore. >> reporter: camry was actually a third generation rail fan starting with his grandpa who worked for a rail company in the midwest and his parents met working on a railroad in montana. >>> and this one in mexico bp at least two people were killed on a tour bus suddenly flipped over during a day trip to the mayan ruins. it's not immediately clear what caused the accident. they're working to determine if american citizens are among the dead. >> reporter: the bus loaded with americans was headed oen a day trip to mayan ruins when it suddenly overturned. authorities say at least 12 dead. another 18 injured. they're now being treated

the iris diagnosis allows us to look into somebodies genetic disposition to get an idea of what that particular person came into the world with. as even and. there is no scientific research showing the validity of iris diagnosis those who practice it evaluate the color and condition of the iris iris maps are used to interpret the condition of organs such as the heart lung or intestines. but cannot iris really reveal any illnesses i know there is one illness marfan syndrome a connective tissue disorder that clearly affects the iris the structure of the connective tissue there is looser. to it so when conventional medicine the state of the iris does not reveal a whole range of other diseases iris diagnosis says the left in the right eye reveal different things is that plausible. basically symmetrical but the two sides are never exact matches that's why diagnosticians in the field of alternative medicine look for differences between the left and right. iris diagnosticians to see precise correspondences for example a particular zone of the left iris is linked to the left lung conventiona

no demand to watch a disaster among people who just lived one . >> i used to look at it and be like, you know, it happens to someone else who lives in the wilderness or something. it is clearly not that anymore. >> reporter: this couple lost their home. the similarities so clear, ferocious wind, little warning, escaping in the night with their lives with firefighters helpless to stop an inferno from taking homes . >> it looks exactly the same. not quite as populated, but it is spreading fast. there don't seem to be many firebreaks in the area. it is gary . >> it is awful to see. when the wind picked up last night here it was like i felt the same way the night we lost our home . >> you don't feel safe and you don't feel safe anywhere. >> reporter: agencies helping north face survivors heal are seeing renewed stress in clients . >> i have really been on edge today. the staff has been talking about it and it's hard. >> reporter: the classrooms host support groups for fire families and the institute expects the next one on friday will be in demand . >> yes. it brought back all of those fe

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but rather for us to look at ourselves and say what do we want at peralta and how do we ensure it's the best thing for us? >> reporter: as issued a statement saying that the team is shocked by the decision saying, quote, wall we wanted to do was to enter into a dofergz make all -- conversation to make this work for oakland and laney and the peralta community. a closer look at the remaining locations for the ballpark at 6:00. ken? >> all right. thank you. >>> this afternoon, there was a hope of a deal to end a strike by oakland city workers. kpix 5's juliette goodrich live outside city hall where the hope was short lived. juliette? >> reporter: ken, there was hope that both sides would come to a resolution but late this afternoon, it was clear that the strike continues. is it the strike over? after a closed session meeting, most councilmembers left tight lipped. the mayor was visibly frustrated. larry reid broke the news, no deal. >> no one is smiling. >> what's going on? is it over? >> no. we recessed until tomorrow at 1:00. >> reporter: so the strike continues? >> the strike will conti

i didn't know what used to look. he was so young when i left the difference between these two photos is enormous interest in this area. and you know whether you'd be tall or short. i was really surprised to see you with the beard. you sit with out there but they. were in the mine and the day before was june thirteenth your birthday. on you know i was at home at the farm with my sister mother was in bogota. so the last thing up at about eleven am the phone rang and the police and the police director told us that she'd been freed. and this photo. is the point to where the i had this photo with me the whole time he. said good morning to you every morning and good night everything. there was part of a delegation of victims who met with fark leaders in peace negotiations in cuba in his fifteen minute address media to describe what it was like to spend twelve years as a hostage separated from his family in his former life. and he said when we thought we would go there were twelve of us victims there. and we were on one side

he literally used to look out for other people. ll him the caretaker of all living things. >> reporter: while the million reese of daniel are everywhere, the absence he left behind is immeasurable. another life lost that day, nicole hockley's 6-year-old son dyl dylan. >> dylan was just pure love. he had these gorgeous blue eyes and this amazing smile and this laugh, this giggle that people used to tickle him just to hear him giggle. >> i see you've got several butterflies. >> yes. so being autistic, one of the repetitive movements that dylan had was to flap. and he would flap his arms up and down whenever he got excited. which is pretty much all the time. and i asked him once, why do you flap? and he said, because i'm a beautiful butterfly. and at his funeral, i talked about how the theory of a butterfly flapping its wings on one side of the world can cause a hurricane on the other side. >> reporter: in their sorrow, nicole and mark found a new purpose, to prevent school shootings, not through legislation but by thwarting the path o

invested money into doing a study at lincoln and ninth so that we can look at making that entryway to golden gate park which is heavily used by so many folks all over the city and we want to make that definitely more safe and we also want to make it a nice entryway and look at signage and ways in which we could improve the experience and the ease of getting around in golden gate park. so that's a whole other conversation. but ultimately, i think that just dialing it down a little bit, the bigger vision of making the changes, and the peace plaza which we talked about and doing work there which is a great tourist destination and is in need of repair. but dialing it back just a little bit and i want to talk a bit about equity and talk about access. and i just remember, again, i keep going back to my childhood because when we were growing up the park was right across the street, hayward playground, and we'd walk to the park and we could rely on the lunch program and we could rely on the ability to go there anytime after school and there were always just people there and there were field trips, there were people to help you wit

and they were looking to see if that was a distraction. >> it's protocol for us to look at all of the cell phone records of all the crew members wherever there is an accident of this type. >> the ntsb says that the emergency brake was not trigger by the engineer but automatic when the train derailed and it was equipped with a system called positive train control that can automatically slow a speeding train but it was not activated. congress repeatedly delayed deadlines requiring it on major rail lines nationwide. >> the crash killed three people among them zach willhoyt and jim homray. and at least seven people remain in intensive care. channel 6 "action news." >>. >>> well the morning commute became a nightmare for drivers in bucks county when a crane malfunctioned on i-95. and traffic was brought to a stand still near newportville road at 4:30 this morning. it's all due to head sign by penndot. they were installing the overhead sign when it fell from the crane. i-95 was closed for two hours while the sign and crane had to be removed from the highway. >>> a car fire in tacony section

. >> the attorney general has said he's assigned senior federal prosecutor to look over several matters continuing asked us to look at, including determining if more investigations need more resource, need to be openmented everred, and if they -- opened, and if they need more to be opened . >> reporter: they'll start sending subpoenas to fbi officials to try and determine if the bureau is working unfairly against the president. >>> thousands of firefighters continue to battle several wildfires in southern california today, and said good bye to one of their own killed while battling the massive thomas fire. a procession brought the remain of cal fire engineer cory iverson back to his home in san diego. he died from burns and smoke inhalation. the 32-year-old is survived by his pregnant wife and their 2- year-old daughter. aughter. >> we talk a lot with the cub scouts about heroes so he's a hero. i didn't know him, but it just gets to me because he's a dad. >> the procession gave local residents a chance to turn out to show their gratitude for the two-week long effort to contain the thomas fire that continue

that takes us to the heart of the reform agenda we need to look at. used to great effect. sought to interfere in any process, we look into this seriously. processes. as for the enquiry referred to by damian collins... social media sites in february. is far more they need to do in terms of transparency and cooperation. this is a work in progress. this is being given the straight answers we expect. you're watching thursday in parliament with me, mandy baker. inspectors had ever seen. with rat and cockroach infestations. in the lords, peers were damning. manifestation of the crisis in our prisons. of squalor, sickness and apparently even death. already have published it, together with its response. inmates and staff? but i'm not going to comment on the content of the leaked report. we have responded to that. there are real issues with regard to the accommodation there. encourage fundamental reform of those that we have incarcerated? those that we have incarcerated? conditions should be decent, safe and secure. we accept that as a government. doubting its content. the worst inspectors had seen. w

them are having to leave their homes along the beach the older generation still remembers what it used to look like here. what you did half the village has to be here there were even houses on this very spot before it was all flooded there are probably remains of houses on the seabed over there. under. the village in south mauritania as bordered by a river on one side and the ocean on the other. there's very little infrastructure. but where are locals supposed to move to. but dean works in the nearby de walling national park he confirms the gravity of the situation. yeah i spoke to an old man who told me that in the one nine hundred eighty s. the ocean was two kilometers further bog. now look at the damage the sea has done. the government is trying to ensure that people are relocated to a safer area. but the older generation refuses and says this is where our ancestors lived we're not going any way. living from farming alone is increasingly difficult land is in short supply due to the ground becoming oversalted with their livelihoods destroyed people are having to move inland but the national

snow and ice have caused problems for some of us this week, and it looks like there was more to come.g for snow across parts of the country as we head through the early part of tomorrow, because tonight, things will continue to turn very cold, with a hard, widespread frost. then this weather pushes in from the west. some rain and snow, temporarily from parts of northern ireland, wales and into the midlands. as we go into tomorrow morning, the area of most concern is around the south of the pennines, through parts of lancashire into west and yorkshire. here, we could see up to 15 centimetres of snow on high ground. even at low levels, a fair covering. we will also see snow falling to low levels in the far north of england and southern scotland. more like the rain and sleet towards the coast. further south, it will be all about the rain. as that falls on cold surfaces, that could give some ice. tomorrow morning could bring one or two might travel issues. through the day, the snow will move north and peter out. still some rain and sleet mixing intimate as we go through the day. further s

us. to look for my mom coach call for you. to go see him i couldn't see anything everything was black i couldn't understand why i was then i close my eyes and open them again and there was my son close to me . supermarket security cameras filmed this man entering the building and leaving his backpack in a locker where the bomb went off reports say police believe he was the perpetrator of the attack or trying to travel to the scene as soon as police lifted the cordon . there's still blood on the stairs outside the supermarket but if we walk further down here you can see through the window the damage and saw it obviously nobody is being let through the doors but right now we can say that the people that were wounded during the wednesday blast inside the supermarket can be almost one hundred percent certain that they were caught up and survived a terrorist attack the investigators that are still work in right there they're walking in and out every now and then still haven't completely ruled out any version of events but the metal

to interstate 5 on monday morning. the engineer of the amtrak train is still hospitalized right now. everything is under scrutiny, including cell phone use. >> it's protocol for us to lookrds of all the crew members whenever there is an accident of this type. >> the crash killed three people and more than 70 others were hurt. >>> there is a new poll shows most san francisco voters want the city to repair roads and strengthen public transportation including b.a.r.t. and muni. they feel companies like uber and lyft should be paying for the repairs. a survey shows 59% of voters support imposing a new tax on ride hailing and food delivery services. >>> a boston arch bishop who resigned amid the sex abuse scandal has died. the vatican confirmed the death this morning. he died in rome where he previously served as arch priest. law resigned amid allegations that he and others had covered up for pedophile priests. he was 86 years old. >>> well new at 11:00 now, judge dismissed a lawsuit by a man who claimed michael jackson molested him as a child. he says he first met the pop star when he was five years old. he testified during the singer's criminal trial that he spent the nigh

our little pan and tilt system here this is one we designed it had built for us and this allows us to look around three sixty and i interrogate a target as it would be called where you can look at some and stay on it as the planes moving a former military man mike king knows how to catch the enemy so when the federal aviation authorities stopped him flying on mind aircraft he simply changed tactics plan b. was to buy real airplanes and so we did we purchased a cessna two to a six and we get a lot of video that way it's been a extremely effective tool for us to gather intelligence on what's happening on the border what you train your eye to see in the bush is you start picking out pretty easily as you fly along or specialists outside as they're staging. there are aspiring illegal aliens at that point there is a lot of it you don't see it because they don't want to be seen but they're everywhere and we first got a thermal camera put on the house and i turned in i swung into the south just looking into mexico there are people down there and the next day there are people down there and the nex

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to explore benefit packages negotiated by hospitals, to take a look at the private and for-profit transit companies using the streets of the city. to look at financing, to look at naming rights. this is an opportunity to shine a light on the need to increase transparency in the formation of the partnerships. to gain insight into the depth and breath of the partnerships that exist today. and to -- for the lafco to be the city-wide watchdog and mechanismer it the appropriate governance of the partnership. the concerns that you talked about as it relates to this particular issue were similar to the ones for sea level rise. you have limited funding. you have need to find revenue sources. be mindful of legal issues. you have to define the scope and again, there are existing processes and ownership. so being clear with yourself and being able to define the value of lafco being a partner in these conversations is going to be important as well as an additional concern that was identified, and that is these existing processes, there is a private industry aspect to that that adds a different layer of dimension for

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