and we have florence pugh from-- coming out here from "little women."use ) -- even more exciting, i'm excited about the talented young musical artist who will be out here later. his name is-- jon batiste will be performing on tonight's show. >> jon: i know that guy. that's a good cat. >> stephen: in support-- in support of his new album, "chronology of a dream." >> jon: that's right. >> stephen: have you heard that album? >> jon: oh, yeah, i heard it gli heard it, too. >> jon: it's fine. >> stephen: stick around for that. folks, you know, i spend a lot of time over there standing on stage, away from my chair turning the news into a great christmas feast full of who pudding, and rare "who" roastbeast where we exchange presents and light the yule log for the great whoville christmas that is my monologue. but sometimes, i pull a great grinchy trick and dress up in red to look like saint nick. i take my dog benny, and then some black thread and tie a big horn to the top of his head. and i pilfer each present for many a mile to steal the christmas of news th

florence widdicombe and her father ben have been speaking to the bbc about what happened.ot them. we opened them about a week ago. we were writing in them and about on my sixth or eighth card, somebody had already written in it. 0k, and so, ben, tell me exactly what had happened. sure. so, about ten days ago, my wife was coming home from work and popped into a tesco to buy some christmas cards, because florence and my other children wanted to write christmas cards to their friends at school. so, on sunday, a week ago, my wife was here cooking and florence was actually at this table here, just going through the cards and writing to her friends and she opened one up and started laughing and said, "oh, mum, look, somebody has already written in this card. isn't that funny?" when my wife looked at the card it said what it did, which is that the card had come from somebody imprisoned in shanghai and was raising human rights concerns and asked whoever found the note to pass it on to peter humphreys. what did the card say? the card said that the author was part of a group of fore

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the 47—year—old is battling against the local favourite, jothohn florence, for the final qualificationslater needs to finish two places ahead of florence to take the qualification spot as he bids for an 8th pipeline title. i served this whole year behind the eight ball, i would rather surf from the front, so it is just a mindset you put yourself in, and shortly after that, just relax, breathe, smile, enjoy the moment, you might as well enjoy at. kawai leonard has gone back to the ra ptors, kawai leonard has gone back to the raptors, flippers are up by the end of the third quarter. by for now. we have already had two deep areas of low pressure affecting the weather here in the uk. this was tuesday's brain. the day on wednesday brought lots of showers. this massive cloud is coming in for the day ahead, and we have got further lumps with those weather fronts laying across the atlantic to bring us some further spells of rain. it's notjust rain for the concern for the day ahead, as it comes into the cold air we can see some hill snow as well. we've seen snow showers and thunderstorms which

young people children families there weren't just people from rome but other cities as well from florence from needles they decided to turn up a lot of them say they did this very strong be in support of this message that they wanted to show that they were fed up of the political panorama that was even that is in italy right now and particularly the messages spread by mattie was salvini and so today we saw fiat's essential valley here in italy which is a massive piazza packed to the brim and organizers say they've reached the object if they wanted to see the p.x. up hat and they want to see that this is an expression of a change of the perception of politics here in the city. but is there any intention to have the movement become an organized political force in the way the 5 star movement began as a sort of protest and then became a political party now in government. well the difference perhaps between this movement and the 5 star movement is that it's not about populous ideas and there's no use as such in the way that the 5 star movement had big real comedian turned politician. so in tha

or so people would turn out in state 15000 and from there we've seen similar gatherings in milan florence and other cities and today rights groups and any idea of how popular this movement is across italy how much support there is from the public in general. well it does seem to be gaining momentum we've seen their support online with the there is peaches that they have in different platforms but today's gathering here in rome the authorities have said that some 35000 people turned out when we saw all ringback people young people children families there weren't just people from rome but other cities as well from florence from needles they decided to turn up a lot of them say they did this very strong be in support of this message that they wanted to show that they were fed up of the political panorama that was even there is a need to be right now and particularly the message is spread by the and so today we saw fiat's essential valley here in italy which is a massive piazza packed to the brim and organizers say they've reached the object if they wanted to see the p.x. up pact and they wan

florence avenue is closed right now. there are no arrests.are not giving out any information on potential suspects or more information about the person who died. >>> the deadline for governor newsom to approve pg&e's wildfire settlement, last week the utility reached an agreement with victims of fires, including the tubbs fire, butte county camp fire and the ghost ship fire considered an electrical fire. if the deal gets the green light, it may help pg&e emerge from bankruptcy by next june. >>> san jose city leaders say pg&e's planned power outages are potentially impacting flood safety. the city trains year round in the case of flooding like these damaging floods in 2017 but these meetings have been postponed to allow many of the same people to prepare for blackouts. the next emergency preparedness meeting won't take place until the new year. >>> new details this morning after police find two men shot to death inside of an east oakland home according to the "east bay times" this happened following a standoff, started around 6:00 last night a

this girl's name was florence. she was five years old and she saw that this big bad storm was going to hurt these people down there and told her mother mom, people aren't going to like me because my name is florence and that storm's name is florence and i've got to do something, i've got to get band-aids to send to those people down there because they are going to be hurting. she can't her four-year-old brother into pulling her around in a little red wagon getting supplies for the people who were going to be hit by the storm . i talked to her mother and after a little while she had collected so many supplies they couldn't fit a band-aid in their garage, they had so much so people from the neighborhood all pitched in and then a tractor-trailer showed up and they took the supplies and sent them to north carolina, this little girl five years old. she changed the world. she changed some people's world. i don't know what she'sgoing to be like when she's 25 years old . i used together a metal out in my state of the state

slater needs to finish two places ahead of florence to take the qualification spot as he bids for ans in the round of 32 in the europa league on thursday where 19 teams compete for the remaining 11 qualifying places. arsenal travel to belgium where they'll face standard liege while the gunners, eintracht and standard could all end on 10 points meaning it could go to goal difference, but the liege coach is wary of what happened the last time the sides met. they had no mercy with us in the first leg. i hope that weekend at home also showed why we were in europe a league group, and for them, evenif europe a league group, and for them, even if we lose 3—1, it's not bad for us. it can be good. former tennis world number one andy murray has been dispelling rumours about his life away from the court, but certain things need clarifying. andy murray released a wrap song. this is true, but it was not my song. >> it really gets crazy, my hand cramps up and my mind gets crazy. on the double 20, they released a song and i did a birth and it. yeah, i've was all. the —— i was awful. you can get all

danny florence has waited a long time for this — more than 20 years, in fact. up a set of keys. i should be able to make a — bring my fingers down to make a fist, sort of thing. and now, when i raise it up, i can then bring this thumb in, and then do the same to make a little grip between the fingers. it's called the hero arm. made using a 3d printer, and responding to different muscle movements, it could transform danny's life. most importantly, he wants to be there for his one—year—old son, joshua. his bionic limb helping him become a six million dollar dad. when he gets a bit older, and he needs to fasten a zip on his coat, i should be able to do it, and i can't do it now. if he needs to step in his seatbelt, i should be able to. danny says he has ambitions to be an artist, as well as being the best possible father he can, ready to be there with a helping hand. tim allman, bbc news. what is billed as the final star wars movie had its european premiere wednesday night in leicester square in london. the rise of skywalker officially concludes the skywalker saga

congratulations to you, florence. tell us how you're feeling asa florence.it was really sad. i feel for a number of excellent colleagues who have worked really ha rd excellent colleagues who have worked really hard standing up for their constituents who have now lost their seats. for me, personally, i'm really excited. it's my home seat, this is vauxhall representing vauxhall, it is an absolute honour for me, a black girl growing up in a council estate in the heart of brixton. i had never seen myself in parliament. i got involved in politics via the community. it's that important we have a new mix of mp5. there are a lot of people who feel that politics isn't for them or people switching away from politics. i stood to make sure people can see you can reach the highest democracy in the land that it is about putting yourself forward. many challenges in vauxhall. i'm under no illusion about the scale of challenge, but i'm ready to work on behalf of those constituents who have put their faith in me. you won indicate how we's old seat, she had stood down and she

. >> it happened on florence avenue and white road in east san jose. elissa harrington has been on the scene this morning, what can you tell us now, melissa? >> reporter: good morning, that victim was shot right of the entrance to florence court around 2:00 a.m. there are all these businesses, i got a chance to speak with an employee at the tamale factory. she just arrived for work when she heard the gunshots and called police. >> i was just making tamales, then i just heard gunshots and then we just started closing all the doors, locking all the doors, making sure everyone inside was okay. then they said there was somebody dad and we called the cops. >> reporter: when police arrived, they found a man dead, police set up a perimeter to search for the suspect. at this time, south white road between rose and east hills drive is blocked off. another neighbor i spoke with this morning told me he was fast asleep when the sound of gunfire well,. he heard six shots in a woman screaming. police searched yards on the street, an officer i spoke with told me they

danny florence has waited a long time for this, more than 20 years, in fact. fingers down to make a fist, sort of thing. and now when i raise it up, i can then bring this thumb in and do the same to make a little bit between the fingers. it's called the hero arm, made using a 3d printer and responding to different muscle movements it could transform danny's life. most importantly, he wants to be there for his one—year—old son, joshua. his bionic limb helping him become a six million dollar dad. when he gets older and he needs to fasten the zip on his coat, i should be able to do it and he can't do it now. if he needs to step in his seatbelt, i should be able to. danny says he has ambitions to be an artist as well as being the best possible father he can. ready to be there, with a helping hand. tim allman, bbc news. a man is being called the plastic bag monster, his raising awareness in senegal. here 5 million plastic bags are thrown away every day. what cani bags are thrown away every day. what can i do for my country? raise awareness, remove plastic bags, tal

and the 4 and a half $1000000000.00 alleged have been stolen from that fund ok florence thank you for giving us that update from kuala lumpur the u.s. president donald trump is intensifying his tariffs battle on 2 fronts one on fronts on another on metal imports from argentina and brazil so he's threatened to impose a use of up to 100 percent on french goods including champagne cheese and yogurt after arriving in london for the nato summit trump says it would be in retaliation for french digital services tax seen as unfair for u.s. tech giants. hours earlier trump had accused argentina brazil of artificially devaluing their currencies there is a bow has more from one of cyrus. brazilian argentine steel and aluminum industries where the latest targets of the united states tirades on monday trump tweeted the main reason for the change in policy was the massive devaluation of the currencies in brazil and argentina which does not benefit u.s. farmers over your life you were really good that would be a good workout for we're going to be guys we're going to be very very hard to be such a bi

i was told this was a male, and he was shot at the intersection of florence and whitro. this is a fatal shooting being investigated. you can see very heavy police presence. what they are doing here is police told me that witnesses said they saw the suspect go inside of the home on the street. they believe that person may live along this block or somewhere in the area. i asked if they were able to gain entry to that house, and police were not able to tell me yes or no. at this point, they are still searching for the suspect. they do not have a motive, and at this time they are not releasing any details. reporting live in san jose, elissa harrington, ktvu , fox2 news. >>> our time is 5:10 am. we have new video from new jersey showing how a couple launched a deadly attack on a kosher market. up next, why investigators believe it was a targeted attack, and what the fbi needs before they close the investigation. >>> the recovery efforts in volcano eruption in new zealand. here, it all starts with a simple... hello! hi! how can i help? a data plan for everyone. everyone? every

florence have really told you to recession when one does well the recession. if the protests continue. but it's very likely big change now and really that is partly that what the protesters want they want to cause economic disruption and the chosen this place because this is one of the popular places by main one trying to come and they shop here because it's so close to china the protesters don't have that this is going to hong kong into further economic pain and deepen that economic pain even that is one of that is one of the ways they feel that they can get demands these protests have gone on for 6 months now and they've got 5 protesters have got 5 demands the government has met one of the 2 months of protests they withdrawn the extradition bill that starts at these protests but the protesters have got 4 more demands including wanting the government to set up an independent commission to look at police behavior during these protests and those demands have not been met and protesters feel that the only way they can register that dissatisfaction and anger at t

harvest could be a step towards making the long overlooked bamber a ground not a crop for the future florence lee al-jazeera cement malaysia. a bus has plunged off the road into a river in indonesia killing at least 25 people it happened in a remote part of 7 sumatra these 50 passengers may have been on the bus the ecuadorian coast guard says an oil spill in the galapagos national park has been contained and emergency came up operation began on sunday on the island of sun christabel 1000 kilometers off the main. has more. these are the dramatic moments when a crane collapsed while loading a generator onto a ship the crew diving into the water as it begins to founder. after taking quick action to save themselves work began to save the delicate marine life around them the moment this is approximately 2000 liters of diesel was in the orchid it's being handled in a way to prevent a significant environmental impact ecuador's government declared an emergency after the incident on sunday and by monday it said it was under control we shouldn't be relaxed about this it's not a minor issue if we hadn't

global food supply but there are fears population growth and climate change could cause shortages florence 3 reports from so many in west and malaysia. on a remote farm in northern malaysia stand row upon row of baumberger ground nets native to africa the lagoon is considered and often crop grown by traditional farm most but increasingly neglected in favor of cash crops. is one of a handful of farmers working with a research center to put the crop back in the market i would apply more if i find this very dear is suitable then thought about the mind then you might use a great pharmacy or traditionally grow just enough bamber of ground nuts for their families they're sold at markets only when there's a surplus crops for the future an international organization dedicated to promoting underutilized crops is hoping to change that researchers are concerned the climate crisis and the world over dependence on 4 major crops wheat rice soy and corn could cause food shortages in the future when we have 10000000000 people it's 3 degrees hotter we got 4 crops that's incredibly risky across the good cro

danny florence has waited a long time for this, more than 20 years, in fact, the chance to do somethingown to make a fist, sort of thing. and now, when i raise it up, i can then bring this thumb in, and then do the same to make a little grip between the fingers. it's called the hero arm. made using a 3d printer, and responding to different muscle movements, it could transform danny's life. most importantly, he wants to be there for his one—year—old son, joshua, his bionic limb helping him become a six million dollar dad. when he gets a bit older, and he needs to fasten a zip on his coat, i should be able to do it, and i can't do it now. if he needs to strap in his seatbelt, i should be able to. danny says he has ambitions to be an artist, as well as being the best possible father he can, ready to be there with a helping hand. sir lindsay hoyle had been planning to wear the traditional speaker's wig at the state opening of parliament tomorrow. unfortunately, no—one can actually find it. bernard weatherill was the last to follow this centuries—old tradition but his successors have decided

this girl's name is florence. she was five years old and she thought that this big bad storm is going to hurt these people when she told her mother mom people aren't going to like me because my name is florence and that horrible storm's name is lance. i have to give 10 days to send of the people down there because they are going to be hurting. she called her 4-year-old brother and talked them into pulling her bread wagon around in the neighborhood getting supplies to people hit by the storm. i talked to her mother. after a little while she had collected so many supplies. they had so much the people from the neighborhood all pitched in and a tractor trailer showed up. they brought the supplies and sent them to north carolina. this little girl change the world. she has change some people's worlds. i don't know what she's going to be like in 25 years old. i used to give my metal out of the state of the state address. the one i gave the youngest kid was eight years old. he lived in homeless shelters often on because h

florence wickham says she felt a bit shocked she was at home writing christmas cards when she found a message inside one of them. we did i put it on the monday that we got them we opened them about a week ago and. we are writing it on my thick all cause there was somebody oh do i have to watch it i don't be rested. the message was written in english it reads we are foreign prisoners in shanghai ching to prison china forced to work against our will peace hopeless and notify human rights organization the message also asked that the note be passed on to british journalist peter humphrey humphrey and his wife were formally jailed in china and spent time in the same prison where the note claims to be from. when i was their. manufacturing labor work was voluntary no prisoners could could do that as a way to our pennies that they need to buy daily and assess it is like soap and toothpaste and biscuits. but it is what has happened in the last year or so is that work has become compulsory tesco says it has a system in place to check for manufacturing irregularities and that it bans the use of

florence would come so she felt a bit shocked she was a home rushing christmas cards when she found a message inside one of them. we didn't i paid them the money they thought we got. about a week ago and. i can get them i'm about on my dick all a cot death now was somebody to look at it. the message was written in english it reads we are foreign prisoners in shanghai ching to prison china forced to work against our will please help us and notify human rights organization the message also asked that the note be passed on to british journalist peter humphrey humphrey and his wife were formally jailed in china and spent time in the same prison where the note claims to be from. when i was there. manufacturing labor work was voluntary you know prisoners could could do that as a way to pen is that they need to buy daily necessities like soap and toothpaste and biscuits. that is what has happened in the last year or so is that work has become compulsory tesco says it has a system in place to check for manufacturing irregularities and that it bans the use of prison labor. for now the cards ar

it was 6—year—old school girl florence widdicombe who'd sat down at home to write christmas cards to and family when she discovered that one of the cards had already been written in. we were writing in them and about on my sixth or eighth card there was... somebody had already written in it. there was a message which read: the first thought was it must be some kind of prank, but on reflection we realised it was actually potentially quite a serious thing. and so i felt very shocked but i also felt a responsibility to pass it on to peter humphrey, as the author asked me to do. the family did just that and got in touch with the human rights journalist peter humphrey, who the message in the card suggested they contact. he himself had spent time in the qing pu prison for his part in an alleged corruption scandal. i spent two years in captivity in shanghai between 2013 and 2015, and my final nine months of that captivity was in this very prison in this very cell block where this message has come from, and these prisoners are living a very bleak daily life. there are 12 prisoners per cell.

it was 6—year—old school girl florence widdicombe who'd sat down at home to write christmas cards to when she discovered that one of the cards had already been written in. we were writing in them and about on my sixth or eighth card there was... somebody had already written in it. there was a message which read: the first thought was it must be some kind of prank, but on reflection we realised it was actually potentially quite a serious thing. and so i felt very shocked but i also felt a responsibility to pass it on to peter humphrey, as the author asked me to do. the family did just that and got in touch with the human rights journalist peter humphrey, who the message in the card suggested they contact. he himself had spent time in the qing pu prison for his part in an alleged corruption scandal. i spent two years in captivity in shanghai between 2013 and 2015, and my final nine months of that captivity was in this very prison in this very cell block where this message has come from, and these prisoners are living a very bleak daily life. there are 12 prisoners per cell. they sleep

well, here in florence, art is really all around you.y someone -- has been missing from the picture. the last supper. there are at least 20 in florence strokes of genius all painted by men. but at the monastery of santa maria maria novella, a surprise. >> there she is. meet nellie. >> nellie. >> yes the world's only renaissance-era last supper painted by a woman is that right? >> that is right that is right. >> that's the greatest renaissance artist you've never heard of her 26-foot-long last supper hidden in cellars for centuries. >> can you tell it was painted by a woman >> i believe you can first of all, because there's food on the table. this table was made for eating there's china. it's very maternal they're touching each other. >> now restored back to its original glory by women. a group of americans who have made it their goal to resurrect florence's female artists. women living in convents, who dare to go against the grain and pick up a brush. >> we weren't trained to be an artist. >> no. >> and we couldn't study the human form e

but given that this mail was given to this girl florence, and it specifically asked for peter humphreysit has a degree of credibility and it is worthy of taking seriously. these claims have not been verified so far. we heard about thisjust recently and it is difficult, if not impossible, for groups like amnesty international to do human rights work on the ground in china. in this case it will be incumbent upon the company to do their due diligence, do their investigation, to dig deep and to ensure that they can guarantee the human rights of all people in the supply chain and that they are being respected. that is their obligation and every company's obligation under international standards. thank you very much. thank you very much. gerald 0ppenheim is the chief executive of the fundraising regulator. he said he would work with the charities involved to make sure this doesn't happen again. they will be doing that and there are already arrangements in place to make sure that charities in the contracts they have with third party suppliers do make it clear that things happen to be produced

this is south white road and florence avenue. motive for the shooting is unknown. >>> number two, the fog is as thick as peanut butter this morning. this 880 near the coliseum. you can't see it. it's misty out there. slippery spots are possible. nothing like the light to moderate rain coming this afternoon and evening. >>> number three, the fog made it challenging for commuters. we're following a sigalert that is causing a major backup. a two-car crash blocking two lanes. injuries have been reported. >>> the new larkspur and downtown novato smart stations open this weekend making it easier for north bay commuters to get to san francisco. the celebration starts today with a ribbon cutting ceremony. >>> number five. the final committee vote on impeachment charges is expected in just a few hours. the house judiciary committee will reconvene at 7:00 this morning. >>> number six, the uk's conservative party is celebrating after a sweeping win in the country's general election. prime minister boris johnson said this morning that the el

on south white road at the entrance to florence court. i got a chance to speak to some people who work at these businesses as well as some neighbors. >> six shots in quick success and then i heard a woman screaming and yelling down the street. i tried poking my window out the door, not the window, i didn't see anything. of course i was not interested in getting shot. >> i was just making tamales and i heard gunshots andway just started closing the doors and locking the doors to make sure everybody inside was okay. a homeowner said there someone dead on the floor. >> police set up a perimeter to search for a suspect. hay have been questioning some witnesses. neighbors i talked to said police searched backyards and knocked on doors to see if anyone saw anything. an officer told me they lad information the suspect might liver in a house in this area. >>> the moattive is not known. this is the 32nd homicide this year. in san jose, allissa harrington, ktvu fox news. >>> a developing story where police are investigating a shooting that happened

little bitter sweet for the bradys the last time we were with the whole family, including the late florencen b. davis and robert reed, wasn 1988 for the tv reunion, "a very brady christmas." christmas for us. special >> whenever their names are brought up it chokes us all up a >> i think all three of us would be happy to see us altogether and loving each other. >> now the brady kids are sharing the love with their ne hgtv special "a very brady renovation: holiday edition," decking the halls of the brady retro '70's holiday feast with ree drummond, the pioneer woman -- >> ho ho ho. >> i'm an official seventh brady, oy, i'm staying. >>here's a turkey, mashed potatoes made by ree the pioer i mean, we can fit everything here. >> somebody tell my wife i'm gonna beate for dinner. >> that's the kind of hospitality you'll get fm the folks at "the neighborhood." >> we reay are nice. we're great people. >> don't go t far. >> new episode tonight. what can you tell us about that? >> well thecooter gets stolen. tina has a little sentimental thing going on. >> tina is always fun there. >> because we're n

a massive police presence at south white road and florence avenue. our reporter, julian glover is there and confirms there was a deadly shooting. julian will have a live report coming up in 15 minutes. >>> number two has two parts. the first one is for the morning hours. the dense fog advisory for the north bay, san francisco and the coast. the second encompasses all of us as a 1 on the storm impact scale. light to moderate rain coming in this afternoon and evening. the. >>> number three, we have fog advisories all over the bay area, especially on the bridges. here's a live look at the san mateo bridge, there is a fog advisory in effect. >>> number four, commuters in the north bay will have a faster way to get to san francisco on the smart train with new service to larkspur, which is close to the ferry for a ride into san francisco. it's also expanding service into downtown novato. >>> number five. the final committee vote on impeachment charges is expected in just a few hours. the house judiciary committee will reconvene at 7:00 this morning. if the

but the most impactful moment of the trip for me was unscheduled visit to the florence american cemeterymore than 4400 american soldiers are buried. i wasn't ready for it. it's a powerful scene. an impression that will last with me forever. the nation's greatest treasures laying beneath immaculate grounds, served as testament and reminder to the fact that freedom isn't free. i want to give a special shoutout to the supervisor there, angel mateo and crew of 13. the commitment to the sacred place is amazing. obvious more than a duty for these folks. it is an act of love, because they make it surreal and magical. for me it was hum blink part of the trip that put everything into proper perspective. when you get a chance check it out. meantime, we'll be right back with senator rick scott. apps are used everywhere... except work. why is that? is it because people love filling out forms? maybe they like checking with their supervisor to see how much vacation time they have. or sending corporate their expense reports. i'll let you in on a little secret. they don't. by empowering employees to man

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>> i mn, any time you do a car chase in florence at those speeds -- >> y see this? you see this? these tiny streets, where you have an inch on either de and you're going 100 miles an hour in this alfa romeo. your heart's in yo throat. sorry for yelling. >> it's safe to say after those rough mayhem -- bay-hem days that it was time to throw back a few gins maybe. >> we had some gins, yeah. >> you recently posted on gram and it says this is the new gravy. >> no. do think that's one place you don't want to put your aviion it's amazing with cereal. i feel lik a jedi. >> i'm going to pass on the gin in my frosted flake >>> let's move on and talk cardi b who returned to a queen's courtroom today. cardi turned her court walk to her trail was so long an ripped assistant had to trail her to carry it. >> how you feeling, cardi? >> i feel good. >> cardi is facing felony assaul charges related to two strip club brawls. in january she donned a mink coat, fur hat and a $17,000 ba in april it was a $2,800 white pant suit. in may it was this $5,000 pink suit. in june she pleaded not guilty to the

video of the scene on florence avenue near white road. florence avenue is closed right now. officers tell our crew the shooting happened around 2:00 this morning but they are not giving out any information on potential suspects or the person who died. >>> 5:04. new details this morning after police find two men shot to death inside an east oakland home. according to "the east bay times" it happened following a standoff that started around 6:00 last night along tannerway. half an hour officers found the men's bodies. for a time neighbors were told to stay in their homes. we're still working to learn what led up to the shooting. >>> a first amendments rights group is reportedly filing a new motion to unseal evidence on the deadly stabbing on the macarthur b.a.r.t. platform. john cowell is expected to stand trial sometime in the start of the new year. he pleaded not guilty to killing nia wilson and seriously injuring her sister. the first amendment coalition filed a new motion to unseal grand jury transcripts tied to witness testimony. a judge refused the same group's request o

danny florence has waited a long time for this. more than 20 years, in fact.hing as simple as picking up a set of keyslj should be able to be able to bring my fingers down to make a fist, sort of thing. and when i raise it up, i can then bring this thumb in and then do the same with a little grip between my fingers. it's called a hero arm and is responding to different muscle movements and could transform his life. most importantly he wants to be there for his one—year—old sonjoshua. he wants to be there for his one—year—old son joshua. his he wants to be there for his one—year—old sonjoshua. his bionic limb helping him become a $6 million dad. he needs a fastener to zip on his coat, and i should be up to do that but i can't now. if it comes to strapping his seat belt in, i should be able to. danny says he has ambitions to be an artist as well as being the best possible father he can. ready to be there with a helping hand. tim ullman, bbc news. the european premiere of the new star wars film, the rise of skywalker, has been held in london. the movie, starring

but this method of timekeeping sparked many a monastery fire meanwhile merchants in milan florence and venice were quick to spot the benefits of mechanical timekeeping it meant optimize business management and higher profits the american inventor and later founding fathers' benjamin franklin coined the term time is money in $748.00 o'clock became the heart rate of the industrial revolution but it meant exact working hours and in the banking enabled the concept of futures trading money became a time factor. but initially the time wasn't the same everywhere not even in villages a few kilometers apart train drivers and passengers had to adjust their pocket watches from station to station so functioning timetables were impossible at the same time the pace of life excel aerated as people increasingly face to race against the clock more tasks to do every hour more places to travel to and more to consume every day the internet has made everything available everywhere every 2nd of the day or night. people may appear to have more time available today than ever before but many feel more rushed t

>>a look outside now us a florence guys we got some clouds out there right now get ready for fun weekendthe holidays, here's here for fun thing, speaking up ads about this this and be a fun event this is going to be ugly holiday sweater dogpatch and the first of its kind that is going to be in san francisco. if you had a very uh direct your favorite pet up in that ugly sweater, mostly cloudy skies, cool temperatures mid 50's bring an umbrella slight chance of showers by the afternoon now on the flip side. this is called the holiday pop-up that's where you can buy some fancy clothes, awesome toy soldiers for your holiday pet, mostly cloudy skies, little cool gusty winds. in the san francisco. the holiday puppet show that is going to be taking place corte madera mostly cloudy there as well and beth lamb ad living christmas yet in redwood city be prepared for some rain if you're headed there all right we're back to 90 days. kerrygold has a taste so rich it can take you to ireland's lush, green pastures. where grass-fed cows produce rich, creamy milk for a truly delicious taste. kerrygold. t

given this noept was given to —— note was given to this girl florence and asked for peter humphreys,amnesty hasn't been able to verify the claims. we heard about this just recently and you know it is difficult, if not impossible for groups like amnesty international to do human rights work in china. it is incumbent on the company to dig deep and ensure they can guarantee that the human rights of all people in the supply chain are being respected. that is their obligation and every company‘s obligation under international standards. gerald oppenheim is the chief executive of the fundraising regulator — he said he would work with the charities involved to make sure this doesn‘t happen again. they will be doing that and there are arrangements in place to make sure that charities in the contracts they have with third party suppliers do make it clear that things have to be produced ethically. tesco will wa nt to be produced ethically. tesco will want to satisfy themselves that they we re want to satisfy themselves that they were told the truth by the supplier, that there was no forced lab

florence on new year's eve is probably a good. stock of what we've seen this year 6 months of these protests and they don't seem to be letting up as you say the threatening more protests into the next year and you still have this standoff between the government and the protesters and they want political change in the country so we need to you see this hitting what is 2022 and to bring. well there's no indication from all of us saw it that they're ready to back down now let's take a listen let's hear 1st from what carry on had to say she delivered a new year's message today the chief executive of hong kong and she said hong kong is facing challenges the likes of which it's never seen and these challenges have caused anxiety disappointment and even rage she says hong kong's new year's resolution should be to restore order and harmony to society now the government has often repeated the lying that things part of the reason why these protests have gone on for so long and have turned violent sometimes is because of the huge wealth disp

they knew about hurricane florence. people are going to like me and that my horrible storm's name is florence. i have to goe get band-aids to send to those people out there because they are going to be hurting. until little red right into the neighborhood and getting supplies for the people who are going to be hit by that storm. i talked to her motherca after a little while they couldn't fit a band-aid in their m garage. the people just all pitched in. and then a tractor trailer shows up. and they took the supplies and they sent them to north carolina. she changed some people's world. i don't know what she's gonna be like when she is 25 years old. in my state of my state address. the one i gave to the youngest kid he was eight years old and he have lived in homeless shelters often on because his parents were drug addicts. and his grandmother took him in they found out they loved the xbox. when i was in the homeless shelter i was cold. i never had my own blanket. why don't we just take that money for the xbox and buy a c