my name is michiel oakes.ask as michiel oakes took the witness stand was not going to be easy and he seemed to know it. he had to admit he did in fact kill dog whisperer mark stover, but somehow persuade the jury it was only in self-defense. you've heard what he told us, his allegations that stover confronted him, threatened his children. he told the jury about what he claimed was stover's weird determination to get those wedding photos. oakes' version of the deadly events? after a series of meetings with stover about those photos, he demanded oakes come to his house october 28th. and he obeyed, drove in the middle of the night across the state to stover's house. he admitted buying all those supplies at the local wal-mart early that morning on his way. i was very, very concerned about possibly needing to make some sort of on-foot escape through the woods from him and his dogs. keith morrison: he bought the anchor line and weights, he claimed, to help him scale up a nearby water tower in case he found himself r

terjesen: tell us about oak ridge, tennessee. ms. kiernan: oak ridge was a fascinating place.ge was, you see it up there on the map. it's about 25 miles away from knoxville. it would not have been on a map in the early 1940's. and oak ridge was a purpose built town. it did not exist before world war ii. there were many communities there. we talk about sacrifice thrfment were about a thousand families that via eminent domain were moved off their land. some of them were given as little as two weeks to uproot everything. these are people who have lived off the land for generations. literally had family buried on the property. a lot of people didn't get a chance to get their harvest in. very, very difficult time. nd they -- oak ridge went from groundbreaking in late 1942 -- so basically not existing -- they get everybody off the land and start building factories and housing and between late 1942 and mid 1945 it went from basically not existing to having close to 80,000 residents using more electricity than new york city. and it was not on a map. dr. terjesen: they needed so many p

celia, same thing when she left to go to oak ridge.ne brother was in the pacific, another was in italy. they always knew they wanted to do something for the war effort. but to be able to do something that they thought might actually bring family members home, it was by and large the break -- the biggest driving force that meant everything for them. >> so the motivation was a sense of duty was not exclusive to the war. what about the threat against jews in europe? was there a responsibility to save jews that motivated some american women to act on their behalf during wartime? iswe but about how hard it to measure what motivated people. there was a connection to an organization that requested their help. a lot of times we talk about people who are part of networks, like the american service community, the quakers, or other organizations that were -- work together. often times women in leadership were asking people in their congregations to come over. martha sharp went with her husband to a very dangerous situation in prague where they we

oak ridge is featured in the exhibit.ori: there was an additional question about -- was there any partnership between the houraust museum or the museum on that exhibit. not from the holocaust museum not from our museum. another combo question here. of the homeoutside as part of the war effort resulted in women becoming more politically engaged? i think we have kind of touched on that a little bit. also, do we know how women felt about being displaced after the war? ,id it impact their marriage and families being forced back into the home full-time? denise: actually, one of the interesting things about the oak ridge community of women, you had all of these veterans cases,ng, and in so many there were factories. maybe the factory normally made bes and pans, they would retrofitted to make munitions, is specific need. and then when the workers came back,they got the jobs and that women working there went their way. the women working at oak ridge were not taking anybody's jobs, and they were actually trained to do something ve

the home game against the broncos could be the last in oak land. oakland because the city is suing for anti trust violations. the giants confirmed they are in very early talks about hosting the silver and blacks home games at at&t park next season. >>> an increase of food insecurity for san francisco, despite a $48 million increase in funding to prevent it. the san francisco public health department found more low income families are at risk of food insecurity, families of 3 with an income below 40,000 a year, are unseason or unable to access nutritious food. that's 226,000 people. >> every time i go to the grocery store for myself i spend $200 a week just on food. who can do that? really, seriously, who can do that? if you don't have a house, where are you going to cook at? >> familys with small chip, pregnant women and the homeless are especially vulnerable to food insecurity. >>> brown said a tough on crime change is overfilled and said state prisons have become places of punishment and despair with prospects of mar re to the frnoent offenses. >

temperatures down to concord 38, 39 livermore, oak land

it happened before 10:00 in the 2100 block of franklin street in downtown oak land. officers at the scene worked deep in to the night collecting shell casings and lay down evidence markers outside of a nightclub. no word on what led up to the shooting. >>> good morning. sit christmas eve. are you ready? i am. i got a minute. there is no time to give you all of the sports. i can give you what you need. 49ers sunday, keeping up with the playoff bound chicago bears. it was close. >>> coming up, a live look at the golden gate bridge, foggy conditions there. no cars on the roads. nice looking bridge and no traffic at the hour. 5:19, we'll be right back. ♪ not long ago, ronda started here. and then, more jobs began to appear. these techs in a lab. this builder in a hardhat... ...the welders and electricians who do all of that. the diner staffed up 'cause they all needed lunch. teachers... doctors... jobs grew a bunch. what started with one job spread all around. because each job in energy creates many more in this town. energy lives here. >>> snow in the next couple of day

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oak land finishs the season at 4 and 12. did you know derrick 0 and 5 at arrow head stadium. >>> more nfl action from the last play of the day of 2018. >> ravens hosting the browns with the playoffs on the line, cleveland driving for the win on 4th down. mayfield throws it to moseley who intercepts it. ravens hold off and headed to the playoffs. that's the play of the day. strike a pose. >>> i'm kiet do, live in san francisco as we say farewell to 2018. we got tips on how to deal with the massive crowds expected in san francisco tonight we have a live report coming up. here's your receipt. have a nice day! thank you. ♪ ♪ start the car! start the car! start the car! start the car! the ikea winter sale. wooooooo! save up to 50% off select items in store only december 26th to january 6th. ikea. >>> new year, new laws, when the clock strikes midnight, californians will have to abide by a new stet of rules. >>> it's day 10 of the partial federal shutdown and all signs pointing to it extending in to the new year as both sides argu

team owner mark days rescinded an offer to play there next season after the city of oak land filed an anti trust lawsuit. >>> the minute push to make needy bay area lastkids ge special gifts. >> o dools kicked off the christmas eve toy drive. kiet do was there to help spread holiday cheer. >> reporter: exactly, 6 minutes ago, they started this toy drive. we are here at lefties ll isan' the gates out here. they are asking anybody doing last minute shopping, throw a toy in your cart and bring it down here to lefties. they got volunteers that come to your, to the curb and take it out of the car and put it in the bins. some of the bins are empty and some are full. we have toys and train sets. they are doing a last minute push, the day before christmas, this is a chance to get the last holiday spirits the feel good feeling, joining me is nick, the owner of lefties. thank you for joining us this morning. you had a big year a couple of years ago, you are hoping to beat this year. you think that's going to happen and why? >> it comes through, christmas spirit is alive and well. we have to rem

out of oak land in to san francisco, you need 20 minutes. metering lights have not been turned on yet. we are dealing with the roadways yet to dry out. the east shore freeway, traffic is looking okay as far as delays go. 10 minute delay for bart at the warm spring line in the richmond direction. plan for that. we have bart delays this morning. traveling along westbound 80, coming away from highway 4, towards the bay bridge, that will take you 15 minutes. in to san francisco, a heads up, a crash, southbound 101, 280, silver avenue, delays. it is a motorcycle accident with the left lane blocked. injuries reported. you have activity on scene for chp and emergency crews. 280 is probably the best bet to avoid the delays along 101, north bay, we had an earlier crash but that's cleared. it's fog by up there. a fog advisory for 1 21, between 116 and state route 29. altamonte pass, business as usual sluggish westbound go. a minor hit run at vasca road. not blocking lanes. traffic looks good towards 680. san mateo bridge, traffic moving very nicely as

>> we are headed toward oak hill .emetery oak hill cemetery was founded in 1863 after quantrill dray, the cemetery didn't have the space for all the people in it. that many people dying at once you have to really look for places. if they wanted to have a nice beautiful cemetery. how many people who passed the >> quantrill's radar buried here? >> most of them were buried in the cemetery here. there was actually a mass grave of the ones that could be identified. up here on the right was the grave of jed lewis carpenter, probably would've been governor of kansas, maybe even president of the united states if he hadn't been murdered in the raid. and up here is only right that will be in the list. james lane, who was a well-known figure in the early kansas history the first senator from the state. probably the first that caused lawrence to be massacred by quantrill. he rated a town called ocl in missouri. in 1861. and the quantrill raters could be heard calling out, remember ocl osceola during the raid. when he heard the noise he jumped out of his window in his nightshirt and they hid in th

oak land 47 as well as santa rosa. 44 livermore. san jose at 44. weather headlines, scattered showerses areas of dense fog this morning especially inland locations and the north bay. through the afternoon, all of us will dry out, we will see clearing later weekwith rain returning by friday. we are going to time it out for you on future cast, hour by hour, coming up, now let's check in with deiah riley for a look at traffic. we have the wet roadways and the fog to deal with. >>> difficult on the roadways. we had our eye on this traffic alert on the bay bridge. they cleared everything out. see that in the live shot, it was a motorcycle crash blocking a lane westbound at the incline. the damage is done. it's going the take time to recover from this accident. i will show you the bay bridge toll very busy. cars have to cycle through and back on track. expect delays, 45 minutes from the maize in to san francisco. hopefully psantraffic alert. this one in plea ngnes injuries. that's got you backed up to 580. very busy through there. on the peninsula, a tro

temperatures right now, 48 concord. 47 oak land as well as for santa rosa. 45 san jose. livermore and 50 in san francisco. let's talk about the dense fog we are tracking. live her, a mile and 3 quarters -- livermore, a mile and 3 quarters. same for santa rosa. a mile, almost 2 miles fairfield. inland locations and the north bay, dealing with that dense fog. morning showers, morning fog and as we head through the afternoon, we are going to dry out with clearing later on today. the showers just for this morning, because of an area of low pressure dropping a weak cold front our way. it's going the continue to weaken as it pushes through the bay area. things will fizzle out as we go through the rest of our morning here. future cast taking you hour by hour, 9:00 a.m., a few isolated showers later on in the morning. stopping the clock at noon and we are dry for all of the bay area. through the rest of our afternoon, looking at mostly cloudy to partly sunny skies. clearing and then through the rest of tonight we are going to continue to clear things out, plenty of sunshine for

>> to oak hill cemetery. in 1863.unded that hadolder cemetery the space for that many people dying at once. they wanted to have a nice, beautiful cemetery. >> how many people are buried here? >> most of them are buried in .he cemetery here there is a mass grave of ones who could not be identified. is a man who

berkley a high of 61 as well as for oak land. we'll talk about what you can expect as we go through the next couple of days. we'll have details on that coming up. >> and checking the roadways. a lot of activity in and around broward street. that area of the intersection is closed. the 101 through the peninsula looks good as well as 280. we are getting reports of a crash. it is over to the shoulder. not a bad ride still pretty early commuting on highway 4 westbound working your way towards the east shore freeway. >>> that's going to wake you up. a grammy award-winning band is putting on a special show in the

. >> the oak ridge boys will do a rendition of "amazing grace." >> the feeling that so many people have who may never have met him. at one point people made fun of george bush. they never hated him. i think there is a big difference today in our politics.

a doctor behind bars, tonight his connection to the shooter who sent bullets flying at a thousand oaks bar. >>> a glimpse into the future, elon musk unveiling his tunnel project tonight saying it's the solution to urban traffic. >>> first, a tesla burst into flames, the bewildered owner not knowing what happened. the tesla was parked at an auto repair shop in los gatos. >> this is the latest in a number of fires that don't involve collisions. kpix 5's betty yu went to find out what happened moments before the flames. >> reporter: late this evening, a tow truck did show up to holloway this tesla. this began this afternoon when the driver got a notification for low tire pressure. about two hours later it caught on fire. moments after this car was towed for a flat tire, the los gatos auto pa iversity, it burst into flames. the owner of the 3-month-old ot video. sop >> i went in there and i heard a strange hissing sound. i came out and there was evywhe >> reporter: firefighters were able to put out the flames. but -- >> the vehicle started offgassing, making a loud hissing noise producing

in hopes that if you've come across it and seen it perhaps in ain fi room at a store here at fair oaks them know. reportingfan fa county, david culver, news 4. >>> be on the lookout for suspicious people, cars and noises. that's the warning after a of burglaries at homes in northern virginia. fairfax county police say k the don'w if all the cases are connected, but we put the 13 locations that have been hit on this map. you can see, they spread from great falls to fairfax. news 4's shomari stone explains, the criminals seem to cbe targetingtain people. that story, new at 11:00. >> reporter: good evening. people who live in these neighborhoods are concerned. police say the thieves are targeting people of asian of middle eastern decent. detectives are determined to catch the thieves. >> it's really scary to here that around here. >> reporter: fairfax county police say thieves have broken into at least 13 homes,in incl one on his block in mcclain. > it makes me really kind of worried that that's going on around here. >> reporter: the burglars broke into two houses on andrew lane, threeom

the oak ridge boys, as he calls them the oaks.ily. so it's a really tight-knit community here at this church this morning. >> the funeral service is set to begin. we'll take another very, very quick break. much more of our special coverage right after this. zza? not in this house. 'cause that's no so-so family. that's your family. which is why you didn't grab just any cheese. you picked up new kraft expertly paired mozzarella and parmesan for pizzahyeah! kraft. family greatly. i am not for just treating my symptoms... (ah-choo) i am for shortening colds when i'm sick. with zicam. zicam is completely different. unlike most other cold medicines... ...zicam is clinically proven to shorten colds. i am a zifan for zicam. oral or nasal. >>> and you're looking inside st. martin's church in houston, where the service will be starting very shortly. we believe the bush family right now is in a private prayer with the reverend dr. russell levenson jr. and the reverend peter chucheney. after that, some of the honorary pallbearers will appear.

because oaks have such a high energy content they are naturally seek out these oak seedlings i mean all who also ultimately there's a risk that the whole forest could end up soley comprising beech trees. of oxen. in this pilot project you toil in the woods instead of at a workbench none of them have any experience putting fence posts into the ground. for that we use a post pounder that's this tool here. you stick it on top of the post and then pound it down in pairs to her mouth cause the. for many of these young people working in the forest is their last chance their repeats offenders face doing jail time if they re offend. now they're doing their best in the forest. wouldn't. building a fence is all about teamwork and requires that everyone pulls together. their hours of community service give these young people an insight into professional trade that's what they also gain insights that can help them reassess past offenses are they here because of the range of different crimes and misdemeanors. i stole something. that was three years ago or yeah it definitely will happen again it was

pictures show piles of books and dvds inside a fair oaks home..(rivkah sass, library director)there were items packed floor to ceiling in many rooms.items- sacramento library director - rivkah sass - says were stolen from this fair oaks library.we noticed some items kept showing up missing.sass says over the past year -- staff at the library had noticed some of their inventory was disappearing they began noticing patterns of usage and that many items were missing on a certain day of the week. when staff members spotted a man appearing to steal books back on december 18th - they called sacramento county deputies. investigators went to the home of 46-year old shahin sadighian with a search warrant. where they discovered close to three-thousand stolen library books and up to four- thousand dvds - totaling more than 100-thousand dollars in stolen items. (hampton, sac sheriff)it has some very odd characteristics, they werent motivated for the most part, and most of them still had their identifying markings. sass says nearly half of the recovered items

investigators in sacramento county say a fair oaks man had thousands of books and dvds in his home thaten from his local library."there were items piled floor to ceiling in many rooms," said sacramento library director rivkah sass.sass said the books and dvds were stolen from the fair oaks public library."and they noticed some items kept showing up missing," she told fox40.sass said over the past year library staff had noticed some of their inventory was disappearing."they began actually looking at patterns of usage and discovered that a lot of items were missing on a certain day of the week," sass recalled.when staff members spotted a man appearing to steal books back on dec. 18 they called sacramento county deputies.investigators went to the fair oaks home of 46-year old shahin sadighian with a search warrant. there they discovered close to 3,000 stolen library books and up to 4,000 dvds all totaling more than $100,000."it had some very odd characteristics," said sacramento county sheriff's sgt. shaun hampton. "the books were ... they weren't mutilated, for the most part, and all of t

the bureau reporter live outside fair oaks mall. he has the disturbing details us. this is just awful. >> no question. this is a disturbing one. you can s behind me, a steady oaks.at fair this is no question a very popular time of year to shop. mostly focused on holiday returns and sales. but this is the type that awakens you from the shoppers' fog. instead, focus in on this. >> they found this camera mounted on the wall of a fitting room inside this fair oaks forever 21 store. a teen noticedhet asas getting undressed. >> she looked up while she was in thean fitting roo looked up to see what she thought was a phone or some type of device hanging on the wall. >> police stay girl immediately alerte a store employee who spotted this man quickly leaving the the employee alerted police. officers searched the mall. allegedly finding him in the fitting room of a nearby h & m. >> basically getting a very es detailediption is what brought this case together. >> images show him last year serving up cocktails. dis former boss said he was a pop and well liked bar tender but he

temperatures are on the mild side. 51 concord, oak land as well as for san francisco, coming in at 53an jose 51 and 48 santa rosa. we are dealing with the fog. we are down to a mile and a quarter for half-moon y. a quarter mile for petatuma and a mile san to rosa, the north bay dealing with dense fog. we are drying out. partly sunny skies through afternoon. it's going to be a nice day ahead. we are watching the coastline with the high surf advisory until 9:00 a.m. we are looking at that sierra

when reba mcentire was singing and the oak ridge boys and listening to the jim baker who also chokeduarantee the you that both of them said i'm not going to cry before they got up there, but they did. it is a great testament to the love they have for president bush number 41. the truth is the relationship that george bush had with everybody was a loving relationship, and so many people have been benefited by the love that he has given, and most of it was given without people realizing that he was doing it. >> and andy, i know that you know well the train that we spoke of waiting to receive the casket. repainted in the signature colors of air force one as we know it now at least. >> yes, it's quite a gift from union pacific to do that for the presiden president, and to honor him, and the president always wanted to have his final trip to his resting place to be on that train. and he was so grateful that the nation was honoring him. you know, he loved this nation, too. he gave an awful lot to us, and let's say thank you, thank you very much, george bush, for the sacrifice s th sacrifice

oak land's problem, this. jared cook ped s rout i'm trying to snap. kansas city firefighters first drive of the third quarter, ma homes wants to go deep again, he is looking demarcus robinson, 89-yard score. back peddling. really make it hurt. that made it 28-3. 50th touchdown pass of the season, chiefs won 35-3. oak land finishes at 4 and 12. derrick karr 0 and 5 at arrow head stadium. enough of that. back to your coffee. i will see you later. don't worry, i will go to the gym,ly get there. one day. >>> we are in the home stretch of 2018 for example you plan on coming up to the city to see the fireworks, we got safety tips for you, i'm kiet do, a live report from san francisco. >>> heading outside once again this, time a look at the ferry building in san francisco, look at the flag on top as wells that bay bridge in the background. beautiful shot as we start this last day of 2018. >>> thousande expected on embarcadero to bring in the new year. we join police as officers secure the area and a look at beating. you are a witness helped track down the su

friendly fire according to thousand oaks police.s entered the borderline bar & grill to confront a gunman. helus was shot five times by the suspect, but the sixth bullet that actually killed helus came from the rifle of a chp officer. 11 other people died in the bar that night. >>> coming up a bay area hospital photo goes viral. we talked to the doctor who witnessed a medical oddity that is shocking the worldwide medical community. >> reporter: i'm nicole killian at the white house with new court filings from special counsel robert mueller and what they reveal about some of the president's former associates. >> and police police department sync for some good pr, but did the video really need to cost $34,000? the bay area department on the defense. >>> tonight we're hearing from the doctor behind a viral medical oddity. >> some reports claim a california patient literally coughed up a lung, but tonight we're getting a better perspective on what actually happened. veronica de la cruz joins us with the photo circling social media tonig

will detect a hint of the oak and bourbon in islay's single malt, as well as the sweetness of sherry wine casks bought in europe. before the final product is sold, it will have done time in a number of different casks. master distiller jim mcewan is the one who decides when to rotate them and when each barrel is ready to be bottled. he opened a young cask for bob to sample. >> mcewan: i would describe that as mellow yellow. absolutely pure. >> simon: and it's only seven years old? >> mcewan: that's right. young whiskies are like young people-- they're vibrant, they're full of life. in fact, this for me is like coming home from work at the end of the day. i worked really hard-- nobody appreciates me, my wife doesn't appreciate me, my kids don't appreciate me, life's a bitch. >> simon: couple glasses of that and it doesn't matter. >> mcewan: couple of shots of that and i am the king of the world. >> simon: absolutely. you know, frankly, i never liked this stuff, but the way... you're talking me into it. >> mcewan: but you've got to check every barrel. >> simon: i certainly hope so. che

a fair oaks home..ah sass, library director)there were items packed floor to ceiling in many rooms.items- sacramento library director - rivkah sass - says were stolen from this fair oaks library.we noticed some items kept showing up missing.sass says over the past year -- staff at the library had noticed some of their inventory was disappearing they began noticing patterns of usage and that many items were missing on a certain day of the week. when staff members spotted a man appearing to steal books back on december 18th - they called sacramento county deputies. investigators went to the home of 46-year old shahin sadighian with a search warrant. where they discovered close to three-thousand stolen library books and up to four- thousand dvds - totaling more than 100-thousand dollars in stolen items. (hampton, sac sheriff)it has some very odd characteristics, they werent motivated for the most part, and most of them still had their identifying markings. sass says nearly half of the recovered items - wer

dozens of teachers at oak land high school are staging a sickout. district says the sickout may lead to disciplinary action. we will have news updates throughout the day, including on kpix.com you are going to need extra time commuting in to san francisco this morning. a handful of problems, bogging that drive down off of the east shore freeway. 580 as well, the bray bridge metering lights are on. 40 minutes, that's your drive time there. use the san mateo instead. bart also an option. see slick surfaces out there. golden gate bridge, not bad. we have a crash west 980, 27th street, blocking one lane. heads up there and your travel times now all in the red. north 101 south bay, 76 minutes and a stop and go ride along the altamonte pass. >>> good morning to you. watching the showers wind down this morning on hi-def doppler. through the afternoon, a dry afternoon. looking at temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s. 58 san francisco. 59 in oak land. dry afternoon, we will stay dry over the next few days. rain chances back on friday. wayne: you can't lo

of oak know attle with a, the missouri saw it kamikaze attack.t's a word that means a lot attached to it because of world war ii but the word is far older. 13th es back to the century when twice japan found itself under invasion from a fleet.ian twice that fleet was wiped out a typhoon. this divine wind is what the japanese called upon in the last year of the war particularly in the battle to save the country one more time from the threat of invasion and it's this threat that missouri found itself 1945. april 11, the pilot was spotted 7,000 yards off the missouri starboard standing. we're he came in low. 20 mills and her five-inch guns hit him a few times but still he came in and 1442 in the afternoon, april 11, 1945, he slapped his plane of the missouri, just behind here, where you see these two mooring bits. left wing of his fell into fuselage the ocean. it did not cause harm directly missouri. the bomb didn't detonate. on to the ing fell missouri. it ignited a huge fire. the her ships around missouri thought she was sinking but her crew was so

surprising.gations the fair oaks shoppers. cynthia jefferson planning to inspect the next dressing room she enters. >>ar i'll looking for cameras. i didn't know that was now a thing.or >> rr: troubling to many we spoke with is that the suspect was allegedly able access a lot of the images remotely. he didn'to have right next to the victims in thiscase. he could do it through blue tooth. >> that's just down right creepy. >>> this just in, a d.c. irefighter allegedly arrested for robbing someone.he faces assault charges. police say he agreed to buy this pair of $700 shoes. investigators say he swiped they will. he's been a d.c. firefighter for four years and he is now out on leave. we'll have reaction tonight at 11:00. f >>e monks were tied up and attacked inside a catholic church ins you tree. a it happened just days after christmas in the outskirts of vienna. at least one of the robbers demanded money and valuables. we know that terrorism has been ruled out. >>> backme the child sex abuse scandal in the catholic church is prom

. >> it happened off the fair oaks mall. that's where our reporter david culver live. technology helped this guy pull off crime. how did he do it? >> it seems to be just th. this goes beyond just using your cell phone on record another person. it is a it more high-tech. i'll showhe device used e mall is busy with fol making returns or buying in on post christmas sales. in the midst of the crowd, a young shopper spotted something that didn't feel >> police say a young girl was in the forever 21 dressingroom. she was getting undressed when she noticed something was looking at her. she looked up. it was what she thought mean a mera. she immediately reported it to the store employee. >> the officer started checking other clothing stores. some employees getting a description is what broht this case together. >> reporter: police arresting the 39-year-ol they found the alexandria resident inside the h & m sitting rooms. they say he used thisth blue t camera device to record people undressing. >> that's horrifying. >> i have a 10-year-old daughter who is recently shopping at f

the name of the suspect who killed 12 in the borderline bar shooting in thousand oaks was released.igators say irvine doctor dzung ahn pham became concerned about his possible connection to him.brett sagel assistant u.s. attorney "there's a text message from dr. pham himself in which he reached out to a patient to ask and showed concern of whether he had any exposure since he learned that the borderline shooter was using prescription drugs that dr. pham had written but written to another individual."it appears that wasn't the doctoronly reason for concern.just a few days before the shooting, stephen scarpa was arrested for suspected dui after hitting off duty costa mesa fire captain mike kreza, while kreza was out for a bike ride.nicola hannau.s. attorney, central dc"a mission viejo man who's currently facing state murder charges stemming from a traffic collision on november 3rd which claimed the life of a costa mesa fire and rescue captain, told investigators that he was on medications prescribed by this doctor and in his car at the time of the collision, they found pill bottles th

temperatures around 60 in pacifica skchlt loek and, 62 -- oak land, 62. 63 santa rosa.e seven-day forecast. and what you can expect. we're looking at dry weather today. again, looking at light rain for thursday night into early friday. dry for most of the day on friday. plenty of sunshine on saturday. for sunday, dry. and then a stronger system will bring rain sunday night and monday. christmas eve looks wet. christmas day looks great with partly sunny skies. >> rain gear for the reindeer. >> right? for santa. >> they can handle anything. >> that's true. >>today in san fco 1400 ysr eir chdren in a ant sh. lvatarmysing a -- ho tenderloin neighborhood. parents will accompany volunteer shoppers to give low new mexico families a -- income families a private experience. >>> and sully has a new assignment. >> honored top to of the service program dog manager and sully the service dog. >> today, he was honored at the vet dog administration in new york. to honor prospective bush's wish -- president bush's wishes, he joined the team at walter road medical center in maryland. he

pressure karim started the mobile library with the help of donations she studied at oaks for tonight wants to encourage critical thinking among children back home the bus is in a safe space in an otherwise dangerous city. explosions are a problem and that can happen at any time but then we are we are trying to park the car inside the communities where it is far better it is much more secure but i think overall the security problem in the country is less than that good is this for any project so we cannot stop our work just because of security problem life sunday and security issues as. nine year old shot eagerly waits for the bus to come by each day have a hope that it could find joy coming in because there's so many exciting things to eat i like stories about goats best i don't have any pics at home. chad nance father always picks his daughter up from the bus the family fled to capella from conducing northern afghanistan thinking they'd be safer in the capital but explosions rocked the city near the every week recently a car bomb exploded near their home panicking shutdown's parents

a fair oaks home..packed floor to ceiling in many rooms.items- sacramento library director - rivkah sass - says were stolen from this fair oaks library.we noticed some items kept showing up missing.sass says over the past year -- staff at the library had noticed some of their inventory was disappearing they began noticing patterns of usage and that many items were missing on a certain day of the week. when staff members spotted a man appearing to steal books back on december 18th - they called sacramento county deputies. investigators went to the home of 46-year old shahin sadighian with a search warrant. where they discovered close to three-thousand stolen library books and up to four- thousand dvds - totaling more than 100-thousand dollars in stolen items. (hampton, sac sheriff)it has some very odd characteristics, they werent motivated for the most part, and most of them still had their identifying markings. sass says nearly half of the recovered items - were taken within the last year. (sass) its a

south san jose where we are right now on great oaks boulevard and via del oro, this driver was passed out waiting in his car for an hour in the cold before anyone realized anything was wrong. it was initially called in as a downed tree. firefighters had to cut the man out and took him to the hospital in stable condition. >> we have a vehicle into a tree that could have been here almost an hour before you were dispatched. >> that is correct. >> so this gentleman is lucky to be alive. >> yes, he is. >> firefighters reported a smell of alcohol coming from that driver. san jose police now investigating this as a possle the road is back open in south san jose. >>> new developments this morning in the investigation into hush money payments made to two women who said they had affairs with president trump. michael cohen was sentenced to three years in prison in part of of those payments. he said president trump directed him to pay 13,000 to stormy daniels -- $130,000 to stormy daniels and also worked with national enquirer to pay karen mcdougal. >> nothing at the trump organization was never

oak land 55s 56 free month for a daytime high and santa rosa. it gets wet tomorrow and a wet morning commute for your tuesday. rainy wednesday as well as for thursday. >> thanks for watching kpix news this morning. next local update at 7:26 and cbs this morning is coming up next. >>> this is a cbs news special repo i'm norah o'donnell and john dickerson in washington where flags here and elsewhere are flying at half staff. george h.w. bush is in houston where he will soon make his final journey to the nation's capitol. the 41st president died

i'm brad sherman from sherman oaks. thank you. [ applause ] >> this is going to be my last introduction for you. i would like to introduce you to -- you're clapping at that? i'd like to introduce you to congressman jeff fortenberry. you're going to really enjoy his speech. he was a recipient of god award, specifically for his work of being a leader and the legislation that was passed in 2015 declaring isis atrocities against yazidis and others as genocide. he also is proficient in arabic so i hope you all understand him. he has an adorable accent. i would like to introduce you to congressman fortenberry. >> hi, everybody. good evening. so happy to be with you. we just ended the political season, so all of you are very fatigued by this, but let's do this one more time. let's do a poll, okay? i want everyone to raise their hand -- follow closely, it's a little bit complicated. if this has happened to you, if you have been able to achieve this, i want you to raise your hand. how many of you have ever been able to tell touf

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the "washington post" gave you a lot of opinion oak yeoh us because you say how much the ball is built. we have zrement about the wall. not on border security but on the wall. we do not want to shut down the government. you called 20 times to shut down the government. you said i want to shut down the government. which don't. we have solutions that will pass the house and senate right now and will not shut down the government and that's what we are urging -- president trump: you don't want to shut down the government. the last time you shut down the government. senator schumer: you said my way or we'll shut down the government. we have a proposal with democrats and republicans will support, do a c.r. that will not shut down the government. president trump: if it is not towards border security, i won't take it. because when you look at these numbers of the effectiveness of our border security and look at the job we are doing -- can i tell you something. without a wall, these are only areas where you have wall. where you have walls, it's effective. where you don't, it's not effective. ms.