your book is incredible, so are you devon. can find out more. devon shares the five things he'd wished he'd known as a dad during leah's fight at today.com/parents. coming up, terry crews, but first your local news.i )m ... students are back in school >>> a very good morning to you. it's 8:26. i'm laura garcia. students are back in school after a 14-year-old boy made credible threats. napa police are praising a teenager for possibly preventing the shooting. teen anger alerted police about a threat against river middle school and vintage high school. the police searched the 14-year-old's home and found evidence they say suggests the threat was serious. the boy was arrested. want to check the morning commute. >> it's looking good. considering it's tuesday and there's rain out there. watch the north bay, east bay, rain and slowing as it traveled through and sticking around here for north 880 past the coliseum. same thing for highway 13. the crash at grant cleared and that didn't help things. west across the san mateo bridge, you

your books incredible, devon. leah, you're going to come back and keep seeing us. today km/parents. >>> still to come, terry crews. first, your lows. ur local news. >>> good morning. 8:26. i'm aaronlchrist. jack taylor has your first 4 traffic. >> our trouble spot continues to be on the toll road westbound, cleap he tractor taylor accident. left side getting by with delays by t beltway. still very slow on 15 a rosemont accident activity cleared. unfortunately the delays are still there. 270 southbound, new crash before 124 on the left side of the roadway. >>> we'll hav look at our forecast when we come back. stay with us. >>> skies are clearing out.nd we'll up with a decent amount of sunshine. afternoon temperatures near 60. another chance for rain showers this evening aboer 7:00 or 8:00. if you're out late this evening, you'll probably need your umbrella. en back to dry weather and windy and way colder for the next couple days. still tracking the chance for yoekend snowflakes. >> chuck, thank you can get the latest news and weather any time. open the nbc whington

and the fatberg the size of six double decker buses found in a seaside town in devon. and coming up in sportsday later in the hour on bbc news: we'll be live at wembley for the first of the league cup semi—finals — tottenham against chelsea. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the police are to increase their presence around parliament after calls from over 100 mps that more be done to stop abuse from protestors. the speaker of the house of commons has written to the head of the metropolitan police demanding that officers intervene to stop aggressive and intimidating behaviour. for weeks a small group of protestors outside westminster has been shouting abuse and interrupting live interviews with politicians. scotland yard says they are investigating to see if any crime has been committed. june kelly has the latest. chanting: "soubry is a nazi!" westminster, a place synonymous with free speech. but on the green nearby, the protests degenerated into chanting personal abuse against the tory mp anna soubry during a live bbc interview. i do object to being call

jon kay, bbc news, devon.ended his decision to withdraw american troops from the conflict there. yet the kurdish militia and arab tribes known as the syrian democratic forces battling the islamic state group in syria, warn this could result in disaster. they say it would allow the resurgence of a largely defeated is. and it could seal the fate of the remaining western hostages of the remaining western hostages reportedly held by is, including one british man. islamic state is clinging on near the town of hajin in the east of syria, from where our middle east correspondent quentin sommerville has secured this exclusive footage of the recent fighting. his report contains distressing images. this is an empire in ruin, so—called islamic state is hanging by a thread. these are kurdish and arab fighters taking on the last of is. in hajin, their enemy is not giving up in hajin, their enemy is not giving up easily. one truck bomb detonates. the men run outside. president trump says he will withdraw 2000 american troop

still to come: the fatberg the size of six double—decker buses found in a seaside town in devon. following the death of emperor hirohito. thousands converged on the imperial palace to pay their respects when it was announced he was dead. "good grief." after half a century of delighting fans around the world, charlie brown and the rest of the gang are calling it quits. the singer paul simon starts his tour of south africa tomorrow, in spite of protests and violence from some black activist groups. they say international artists should continue to boycott south africa until majority rule is established. teams were trying to scoop up lumps of oil as france recognises it faces an ecological crisis. three weeks ago, the authorities confidently assured these areas that oil from the broken tanker erika would head out to sea. it didn't. the world's tallest skyscraper opens later today. the burj dubai has easily overtaken its nearest rivals. weekend. whether to be wild and —— mild and relatively windy. this is bbc world news, the latest headlines: donald trump has appealed directly to the

in devon and cornwall, those who can are turning out to help.the night. this is nothing like as bad as the beast from the east last year. this is just the wet stuff from the west. but, after a relatively mild few months, the snow seems to have taken many of us by surprise. i'm waiting for my husband, in his 4x4. so, hopefully he'll be able to get through. he's got snow tyres also because we ski so we are fairly used to it. and he's got snow chains, i don't know if he'll throw them in the boot as well. he will be able to ski here tomorrow! i know, yes! looking forward to it! see you on the slopes! it's horrible, isn't it? no! it's lovely weather! says he, rubbing his hands, freezing! freezing cold. i'm getting in before we get snowed in. have a nice time. good luck. bye bye, mate. sliding! he made it, i'm glad to tell you. we have had more snow hit that than we we re have had more snow hit that than we were predicted, about 12 centimetres in parts of cornwall. it is slowly making its way across southern england and into parts of south wales and t

jon kay, bbc news, devon.iagnosed. the device is designed to find early signs of the disease in molecules in patients' breath. in england almost half of all cancers are diagnosed at a late stage. 0ur health correspondent catherine burns reports from cambridge. i will just fit this over your face... this looks very simple, and it is — a breath test. but it's also highly sensitive. the idea is that patients breathe into it for ten minutes or so, and then their sample will be tested for chemical signs which could show cancerous cells. the revolutionary thing about this test is that it could apply notjust to one kind of cancer — you might think it is obvious for lung cancer, but potentially for all kinds of cancer. we could not only diagnose them earlier but put patients through much more effective treatment and completely turn the survival statistics around. rebecca is one of 1500 people who will help to test it. she's got a condition which means she's got a higher chance of developing cancer, so every two years

dot com coming up our own tabitha wallace and social media producer devon springer take us behind the technical wizardry and into the biggest controversies of the consumer electronics show you don't want to miss this state to. like there's someone else living inside of me controlling my body. the bible. the drug is the cause like severe depression. because it literally meet him into a zombie it's crazy. you know we don't have to do anything it's not our fault you know she was clay's ian all that. years traumatic. six times is financial survival. when customers don't find you reduce the price. will reduce some lower. that's undercutting not what's good for food markets it's not good for the global economy. because you know provision i might going to want to. get. your for your height oh i lost his boss because i just got the. resources you know . anybody on a month although it doesn't but the pressure on us i don't mean has been. so nice as you know but i was you know. you know just i mean my body i'm already but it was just going to go eat i mean we're going to. give it up as well i m

devon silvey, son: "she thought i was upset about the mug being gone, which i miss the mug as well, but what was inside was a little more important."the goodwill manager was able to confirm the mug was donated... and sold.now they're just hoping whoever bought the mug with the money inside will turn it back in.devon silvey, son:"we would be very, very thankful, if you brought it back." (grant) that was lori wilson reporting. the family says they are willing to give monetary reward for whoever returns the money. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(grant) ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam)thanks grant and vicki. tonight at 6. (pam) at the strike of midnight... p-g&e officially files for bankruptcy...we will talk about how the move could affect your electric bills ... as well as the thousands of victims of wildfires the utility is suspected of causing. this, as a san francisco supervisor moves to take the city's utilities ... public. (ken)and teachers in rally in san francisco to support local public schools... as teachers acros

in san jose, devon feely, kpix 5. >>> if you plan on taking bart tomorrow, be prepared. you may mepantless passengers. i's all part of the annual improv inspired event called no pants subway ride. apartments will meet at the mcarthur station tomorrow afternoon. from there they'll head to the civic center station in san francisco, and tomorrow's no pants ride is the 11th in the bay area. similar rides have been going on in the other cities for nearly two decades. >> makes you go, "what's the weather going to be like." . >>> with temperatures tomorrow morning, we'll begin sunday with readings only in the low to mid-40s, and mostly cloudy skies around the bay area. and then, increasing clouds lead to mostly cloudy conditions by tomorrow afternoon, and then, by tomorrow late afternoon, tomorrow evening, at least that's the way the timing looks now, rain will begin to spread into the south bay, and then into the north bay. at the same time, zardineffect beginning tomorrow morning and lasting very early monday morning. a sneaker wave threat, very long period swale means you do

in san jose, devon feely, kpix 5. >>> a show of solidarity from washington, d.c. here in the bay area as tens of marched togetherllinfor equality. katie nelson reports from san francisco, and tells us the turnpike wasn't quite as big as last year's. >> reporter: both organizers and attendees of today's march said the same thing: there were definitely fewer people here. what they can't agree on is why. the third annual women's march made its way from civic center plans is a down market street to embarcadero. and while there were plenty of signs and banners with slogans, one thing was noticeably missing: the large crowds of years past. >> i'm a little perplexed as to why the turn out here is less than other years. i expected it would be a huge group. >> reporter: organizers say fund-raising efforts are down as well. >> best guess would be about probably 20,000. >> reporter: just to cover the fair? >> to cover the bare-bone costs. >> reporter: part of the decrease in attendance could be due to comments made this week by the washington, d.c. women's march co founder t

fatberg as big as a jumbo jet, or six double decker buses, has been discovered blocking a sewer in devon up of fat, wet wipes and grease, it was found near the sea in sidmouth. south west water says it will take up to eight weeks to remove, as jon kay reports. sidmouth — a regency seaside resort where queen victoria played as a child. but lurking beneath the town, a 21st—century reality. there's another layer of fat down there. a sludgy mass of wet wipes and sanitary products, glued together with tons of kitchen and fat. discovered last month, it has grown over christmas. it's the biggest one i've seen. it's probably about right here. charlie found the fatberg when he was inspecting the sewers with his crew. what were you saying to one another when he kept going on and on? when does it end? when does it ever end? we took a few lights down there and we eventually saw the end of it. it is quite horrifying to see, actually. quite eery to see that these two big lumps arejust sat there, waiting. so far they have only uncovered the tip of the fatberg. it'll be weeks before they get to the bott

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devon silvey, son: "she thought i was upset about the mug being gone, which i miss the mug as well, but."> ( darya ) the goodwill manager was able to confirm the mug was donated... and sold. now they're just hoping whoever bought the mug with the money inside will turn it back in. ( james ) ( james ) coming up in the next hour on the kron four morning news at six... pg&e officially files for bankruptcy...after a heated meeting last night. will tran has more details in a live report. ( james ) we are tracking rain that's coming into the bay area right now. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom..(james) and i'm james

but we end the day with some bright spells, this is the view as the sun was setting earlier on in devone of tonight, some clear skies making their way gradually further south across the country, one or two spots of light rain across east anglia and the south—east for a time, they should clear way. winds coming in from the north—west, it won't be as cold as it has been recently, temperatures are around 3—7 first thing tomorrow, a frost free start. but we could see the odd mist and fog patch first thing. through the day tomorrow, let's call them recently, lots of dry weather, perhaps one or two showers in the far north—west, a little more in the way of sunshine developing to the afternoon and temperatures at hutch milder than in recent days, highs around about eight to around perhaps ten degrees. the weekend remains mild but breezy on sunday, with a mix of sunshine and showers. goodbye for now. he you're watching beyond 100 days. president trump flies south to inspect what he calls an immigration crisis on the mexican border. but if there is a crisis — the us public might think it is one

one hour this morning, the majority of which were in devon.or three and a half years after the court of appeal decided his suspended sentence was unduly lenient. joshua gardner was caught on camera hitting a car with a large knife in rush—hour traffic in south london in may. he appeared at the court of appeal after solicitor general robert buckland referred his sentence as being "unduly lenient". forcing job—seekers in england and wales to disclose minor criminal convictions from their past is a breach of their human rights, according to a ruling upheld today by the supreme court. the case was brought by a group of people who believe their past criminality has prevented them from getting jobs. sarah campbell is at the supreme court. how significant is this? well, the current situation is when applying for certain jobs, such as working with children or vulnerable adults, applicants with more than one conviction are required to disclose all of them, no matter how minor, and any cautions reprimands received as a child or young offender must also

see our poll shows at our team dot com coming up our own top of wallace and social media producer devon springer take us behind the technical wizardry and into the biggest controversies of the consumer electronics show you don't want to miss this stay tuned for the. banks geysers financial survival guide. housing bubble. oh you mean there's a downside to artificially low mortgage rates don't get carried. that's cause report. when i came back from iraq now i hope marijuana her was cocaine methamphetamine see anything that's altering trying to get us out of. that bad mindset using the chemical that would be self medicating. i want to be drinking and drinking just killing myself but i drink alcoholic. drink to get drunk alcoholics drink to feel normal. that's why i now call it's this way drug addicts you. shot by silver in their. star cool i do what these guys are going through to do it it just means to. need to be helped and then i get pushed on by the v.a.'s ars drugs bill and stuff they need to be built. they just really shouldn't be looked at like numbers they should be looked at by pe

alex filer from devon energy. flint from the pipeline. mac mcclendon from sean shall appear thanks, tyler. thank you, guys. they traveled around the country and joined us, taking a step off from their day job to really help to make sure this has been great. thank you so much. we will see more generation energy, their exciting work in a few minutes. can visit our site online and learn more. at your table today you will see in addition to this year's state of american energy report, virtual reality goggles and you can get a 360 degree view from shell field operations to deepwater platforms to power plants. the bookmarks that your to your table will tell you how to get things working. flat down any member of the staff to help you. if you are interested in participating, please feel free to use our hashtag. and for the extent you want to get a self you your with the vr goggles, think about safety, and remain seated while doing so. finally, some question cards on the table for you, during our panel session, we encourage you to ask questions, p

in devon and cornwall, those who can are turning out to help.pecting to work right through the night. this is nothing like as bad as the beast from the east last year. this is just the wet stuff from the west. but, after a relatively mild few months, the snow seems to have taken many of us by surprise. i'm waiting for my husband, in his 4x4. so, hopefully he'll be able to get through. he's got snow tyres also because we ski so we are fairly used to it. and he's got snow chains, i don't know if he'll throw them in the boot as well. he will be able to ski here tomorrow! i know, yes! looking forward to it! see you on the slopes! it's horrible, isn't it? no! it's lovely weather! says he, rubbing his hands, freezing! freezing cold. i'm getting in before we get snowed in. have a nice time. good luck. bye bye, mate. sliding! jon kay, bbc news, dartmoor. he made it, i am glad to tell you. we have had rather more snow tonight and we were predicting. i2 centimetres in parts of cornwall. it is now slowly, coldly making its way across southern england and i

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and see our poll shows at our dot com coming up our own tab of the wallace and social media producer devon springer takes us behind the technical wizardry and into the biggest controversies of the consumer electronics show you don't want to miss this state to the. one they came back from a rare. marijuana her. birth and fed it means anything that's all dreaming trying to get this out. that. using the chemical that would. so. i want to be drinking and drinking. just killing myself but. hollings drink alcoholic drink to feel normal. that's why it's this way. a shot while still burning near. star cool under which these guys are going through to it it just needs to. need to be hoped and done pushed on by the v.a.'s r.'s drug bill and stuff they need to be built. and they've really shouldn't be looked at like numbers they should be looked at like people if they go to a veteran center for health issues be considered as someone who really needs attention. to what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race based on often spearing dramatic d

prospects of sunny spells greatest towards southern wales, south—west england, particularly around dorset, devon, maybe the isle of wight and across the eastern side of scotland. temperatures are still struggling somewhat, typically around 5—7 degrees celsius, with the mildest air in western scotland, highs of 9 degrees in stornoway. there will be little in the way change we head through friday evening and the night—time, it stays cloudy, again it willjust about stay frost free. into the weekend, we have the weather fronts around the northern side of our area of high pressure. because it's running into the high pressure it will be very weak. on saturday, again we are looking at extensive cloud across the uk, but probably some better prospects of seeing some sunshine across eastern scotland and towards east of the pennines that should break the cloud as well. the cloud will thicken for western scotland and we will probably see a little bit of light rain running in. there is a tendency on saturday for temperatures to be a degree also higher, typically around 6 or seven degrees celsius for much of

jon kay, bbc news, devon.ecules in the breath of patients. in england almost half of all cancers are diagnosed at a late stage. one of the company's founders, billy boyle, lost his wife to cancer when she was just 36 after a late diagnosis. 0ur health correspondent catherine burns reports. on a summer's day in 1979, sally and richard challen were married. this looks very simple and it is, but it's also highly sensitive. the idea that patients breathe into it for ten minutes or so, and idea that patients breathe into it forten minutes orso, and in idea that patients breathe into it for ten minutes or so, and in the sample will be tested for chemical signs which could show cancerous cells. the revolutionary thing about this is the second applied to more than one type of cancer. we get not only diagnose it earlier but the patients they're much more effective treatment and completely turned their survival statistics around. rebecca is one of 1500 people who will help to test it. she is a condition which means she

the a30 is the main dual carriageway that goes right through the middle of devon and cornwall, connectingengland with the rest of the uk. tonight, some of the raised areas, the stretches over the moors are closed and people have been stuck because of the heavy snowfall that came from mid to late afternoon it started. ever since then, it has been falling fast and a lot of people have been caught out in that. so they have either stayed on the dual carriageway, stayed put and waiting for the roads to be cleared by emergency vehicles and some farmers we have seen going out on tractors and we seen other people just coming off and parking up on the side roads like this and calling friends with four by 4's to come and pick them up instead. it is going to be moving through the southwest of england quite quickly. we don't expect this to last terribly long but because it is the first widespread snow we've had this winter it's taken a lot of people unaware and it is notjust the roads that are going to be affected rush hour this evening. that is going to have a knock—on effect into tomorrow on the ra

all this on the devon heart of midlothian manager craig levine was given a one match ban for commentsgers last month. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the political strategist jo tanner and the associate editor of the new statesman, george eaton. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. let's start with the metro which says the man killed on a train in surrey last week was stabbed nine times. the i runs with the prime minister's pledge to recruit widely from outside the uk to fill thousands of nhs roles following her launch of the government's ten year plan for healthcare. the guardian also has the nhs ten year plan as its top story, saying that health service bosses are pushing the prime minister to roll back legislation on private contracts within the nhs. the daily mail focuses on the technological solutions put forward in the ten year plan to help reduce strain on the health service. the times says digital consultations could become the norm. the

prospects of sunny spells greatest towards southern wales, south—west england, particularly around dorset, devonastern side of scotland. temperatures are still struggling somewhat, typically around 5—7 degrees celsius, with the mildest air in western scotland, highs of 9 degrees in stornoway. little in the way change we head through friday evening and the night—time, stays cloudy, and just about stays frost free. the weekend, we have the weather fronts around the northern side of our area of high pressure. because it's running into the high pressure it will be very weak. saturday, we're looking at extensive cloud across the uk, but probably better prospects of seeing some sunshine across eastern scotland and east of the pennines that should break the cloud as well. cloud will thicken for western scotland and we will probably see a little bit of light rain running in. there's a tendency on saturday for temperatures to be a degree also higher, typically around 6 or seven degrees celsius for much of the country. sunday, our weak fronts will be pushing southwards across england and wales. again, a l

well i think in two weeks time the options will be clarified devon it's possible that the government can make some progress with its proposal and i think it's unlikely but it's possible that if they don't then the options narrow and all of the issues we considered yesterday a problem of taking back control persuading bricks that day and even going so the public with a referendum all those things come back into play are you afraid for your country margaret it's not you know i'm optimistic i think people here are basically good and rational and decent and there's a british characteristics and i think we will come through this all right is the same true for the prime minister yes i was sure she i thing. at the end of the day she will sue sam's vince cable thank you very much. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world german police arrested three suspected islamic extremists on suspicion of planning a bomb attack federal prosecutors say the man iraqi refugees were detained near the danish border and that they have not yet chosen a target. schools in

this hour-long event included representatives from bp america, shell oil company, devon energy, and theariel corporation. >>> thank you. good afternoon and welcome to state of american energy 2019!

were talking with ranking member, devon nunez. also, start smart every weekday on foxbusiness.in right here at 6 - 9:00 a.m. eastern's with "mornings with maria". that will thank you for joining me. have a great weekend. i will see you again next time >> hello and welcome to chilly,. this week, i'm here at the side of the world economic forum. the annual gathering of the people why they viewed, certainly by themselves, as the global elite. for a few days of earnest discussions, dealmaking sessions and brief chance encounters, all fueled by copious helpings of swiss fondue and other liquids.

. >> and i've devon feely and we are starting with julie. >> high def radar. yesterday was relatively dry. today will be a soggy day but the good news there is sunshine on the horizon. starting off though with a look at the coastal flood advisory not related to rain but due to the king tide. minor flooding possible in the bay. do mindful of that. high wind advisory in effect this evening and that is due to the storthat is passing through. wind in the 20 to 30 miles per hour with gustm s to 45. we do want to be cautious because the ground is certainly saturated r this week of heavy rainfall. here is more rain on the way. you can see the front moving in north bay, heavy rainfall near santa rosa. slowly passing through petaluma and st. helena and nevada and vallejo. further south frontal showers and light rainfall through fremont. san francisco. futurecast showing the rain up north pushes to the east and we see unsettled damp day with showers off and on throughout the day. another round of moderate rainfall moving through around dinner time and continue to see th

dave hager, president and ceo of devon energy. gretchen walk-ins, president of shell oil company. in karen right, president and ceo of arial corporation. you will be hearing from them a later on in a panel discussion and talking about the pressing challenges and opportunities. i would now like to recognize the stars of today show, the folks that we have featured in today's report, the men and women of generation energies. we are fortunate to have so many of them with us here today. industry professionals that are profiled the reporting skill and hard work are responsible for the achievements that we are celebrating today. please join me, am asking that you hold your applause, please join me in welcoming the following. stay cutesy knock bauer from hess, protection from seaman, jennifer osterhaus from bp. marissa more thorough from chevron, clint van window ran from alisa pipeline, matt mcclendon from shell, karen word from conocophillips. wallace from marathon petroleum and tyler peterson from oceaneering energy. these folks have trouble from around the country and joined us and ta

devon feely tells us the station is just down the road from levi stadium, where fans are about to converge for a very big game. >> reporter: this morning's deadly officer-involved shooting comes right in the middle of what was already a very busy weekend for santa clara police as they get ready for the tens of thousands of fans who will attend this monday's college football championship game. . >> shots fired. >> reporter: the original 911 call came in the predawn hours, roughly at 5:40:00 a.m. police radio traffic offering a window into what was happening inside the store, where a gunman was apparently opening the aisles of rotten rabi. santa clara police rolled out their armored swat vehicle as officers across the city converged on the gas station. the gunfight would not last long. the result to the gunman would be deadly. >> we had an officer-involved shooting this morning at the rabi gas station inside the convenience store. the suspect was engaged by the officers, and is deceased. >> reporter: that search, thankfully, would turn up no other victims. everyone else inside the store was

here is mary with devon. >>> it was a cold start to the day and we are looking at seasonal daytime highs as we look at the rest of the afternoon with high pressure in control, we are tracking and upper level control system and that will bring the return of the rain for us for the weekend . futurecast, saturday and sunday, we are looking at that wet weather. let's give you a closer look, taking you hour by hour on futurecast at 4:00 p.m. we will see plenty of sunshine. tomorrow, we will see partly cloudy skies. this is saturday, we could see some heavy rain and gusty winds and here we are saturday in the afternoon. rainfall amounts for saturday looking at about an inch and a fourth. in ukiah, three tents for san francisco as well as san rafael. 6/10 in santa cruz for saturday and rainfall totals for the weekend for sunday, as well, about 2 3/4 for ukiah, almost 2/4 in santa rosa, and inch and a quarter in san francisco. it does look like a wet weekend ahead and winter storm watch for the west slopes of the sierra due to heavy snows expected saturday morning into sunday morning there, they

in alviso, devon feely, kpix 5. >>> think your last move was rough? the hushing leeian effort to move an entire house across the campus of san jose state. >> plus kamela harris is making a stop for a book tour that might be her first step on to the 2020 campaign trail. >> and how in the world did he pull this off? a driver leads police on a high- speed chase with his hood blocking a windshield. >>> the chase started before 1 this afternoon. the driver pulled off into a parking lot in south los angeles, got out of his car, raised his hands in the air, and was arrested without incident, and amazingly without crashing. >>> well, a monumental move at san jose state today. workers there picked up and moved a 115-year-old house toom for a new multi--million-dollar science center. inch by inch, the sheller house moved down san fernando street to its new home across campus. officials saying moving the massive building down tree-lined streets with power poles, traffic lights, and street lamps, was a little like threading the eye of a needle, with not much room

one of the things, this goes back to the argument you are having all go back to devon nunez in a way.redibly say was interested in the truth. he gave the trump people the false impression it could come before his committee, lie their behinds off and never get in trouble for it now that the power has flipped, and they have them on record for all of these lies to congress, that's what they're afraid of. if i'm jared kushner, i'm terrified, because i believe my boy devin nunes. hope hicks, i'm terrified. whenever they get around to staffing the committee, that's the problem. devin nunes kind of sold them a bill of goods he is not going to be able to deliver now that adam schiff is in charge. >> but it will happen eventually >> eventually. >> remember devin nunes signed off on a report way back when. feels like a lifetime ago. that the russia investigation turned up absolutely nothing this is, you know, as the mueller investigation was in its early phases. >> no collusion. >> thank you so much for being here with us the rest of the panel will stick around could she be the key to winning t

devon silvey, son: "she thought i was upset about the mug being gone, which i miss the mug as well, butwas a little more important."the goodwill manager was able to confirm the mug was donated... and sold.now they're just hoping whoever bought the mug with the money inside will turn it back in.devon silvey, son:"we would be very, very thankful, if you brought it back." (grant) that was lori wilson reporting. the family says, they are willing to give a monetary reward to whoever returns the money. lawrence karnow: a few rays of sunshine found the bay area in the afternoon. there were a few sprinkles that moved through early and doppler radar is still showing some light showers across the state. tonight will be partly cloudy with cool temperatures in the 40s and 50s. another storm off th approach the bay area by the afternoon and showers will increase then. rain will be ava evening before turning to showers on thursday. another storm will bring rain to the bay area on friday and it will be wet on an off through the weekend. (voight) who the hell left the can in here? almost cost us the en

my name is devon gilfillian and it's an honor to be here with y'all tonight."of course some cities celebrated the start of the new year by "dropping" special items.....like the high heel shoe in key west.and the peach, in atlanta......the capital of the peach state.as for the nation's capital.....the partial shutdown remains in effect at the start of 20-19.but the president says there is reason for optimism.president trump/no font "i just want to wish you a very,ry ve happy new year. it's going to be a great year. complicated, but great."i'm john lorinc reporting. (catherine) still ahead - we take a look back at the top viral stories and trends from 20-18. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break. (ken) mystery audio clips ... self-destructing paintings ... and a free-climbing raccoon... jeremy roth takes a look at what had people buzzing in 2018. 2018 is ending, and with it, a slew of viral trendslet's wrap up some of the year's biggest ...(nats - laurel)do you hear it? do you?(nats- laurel)wait

of devon energy. gretchin watkins, president of shell oil company. and karen wright, president and c.e.o. of ariel corporation. [ applause ] you'll be hearing from them a little bit later on during a panel discussion. and they'll be talking about some of the industry's most pressing challenges and opportunities, of course. i'd now, however, like to recognize the stars of today's show. the folks that we have featured in today's report and the men and women of generation energy. so we're fortunate enough to have so many of them with us here today. industry professionals that have been profiled in the report and energy and skill and hardwork are responsibility for the achievements we have here today. so please join me -- i ask that you hold in applause. join me in welcoming stacey nachbaur from hess, drew pomerantz from schlumberger. jennifer osterhaus from bp. alex bioholar from bp. marisa ruffolo from chevron. clint vanwinderden from alyeska pipeline. fred walas from marathon petroleum and tyler pedersen from cheniere energy. thank you, tyler. thanks,

beautiful start in parts of devon. aberdeenshire, lovely start.h pressure staying with us so for this january. drifting further south, consequences into next week. allowing a weather front to push this weekend. a week weather front. cloud around this morning. the cloud may well thin and break but the emphasis is with the cloudy story. milder further west. emphasis is with the cloudy story. milderfurther west. 7—9. a cool feel on exposed coasts. the weather front pushing in. showery outbreaks of rain into scotland and northern ireland but weakening substantially. with all the cloud, temperature in the yellows and greens. not likely to see a cold and frosty start but a cloudy, grey start for many. the weather front moves into the north of england. lighter conditions behind it. 7—9 in scotland, 7—11 further south. the deep area of low pressure moving out of iceland, drifting east, isobars squeezing together. the wind will swing to a north—west colder area, some rain, some heavy for a time. just south 50-60 some heavy for a time. just south 50—60 mph

. >> reporter: devon feely, kpix 5. >> police have not the suspect's identity. they say >>and still no arrests fatal shooting of three men in west oakland. it happened about 9 last night at 10th and center. police are releasing few details, but say it was a deliberate attack. the victim's identities have not been released, but two of the men are from oakland, and the third from vallejo. another man was shot and killed in east eastbound early this morning. all of this comes a day after oakland's mayor and police chief were applauding the drastic drop in the homicide rate for 2018, and then four murdered were murdered in a five-shower span. >>> police body camera video shows the aftermath in torrence. witnesses say two large t inl shtly after midnight, and then someone opened fire. three men died at the scene. four other people were wounded. so far there are no arrests. >>> funeral services were held today for the newman police officer killed in line of duty. corporal ranille sing was remembered as a fiji born american hero. he died when he pulled over a suspected

black people voted republican it was more about the civil rights in the thirties and forties and the devon loan - - democratic party emphatically was not. and to be involved with political campaigns as dewey ran for president he cited eunice as evidence that he was not prejudice because he worked with this woman she worked with him and head of the biggest bureau and so on. but she was a conservative and a traditionalist. but others who had degree from harvard and add why you and a scholar with a wonderful dissertation about the literary circle, multilingual but he was also a communist i don't mean he was accused of that but as a high-ranking member, soviet intelligence, a serious committed communist the fbi filed over 700 pages in comparison is like twice as long as mlk's fbi file. so the two of them has one conservative traditional republican and a communist who wants to burn the whole thing down. i mention that because after after her brother died but then thought he was hurting her career because she really wanted to be a judge people from that office so for example, they went on to oth