but has a chose james man to step in because of his non pastry of success in his playing days klinsmann won multiple channels with brian and generally left in the world cup in 1900 and the european title in 96. east. germany in charge of the nation at the 2006 world cup on the kingsmen charge that his time is kirchick plan didn't work out he should have charisma and no one coach to notes the other actors team on. which seemed to work in his team's find that colin had only found the net 17 times this season reading and read it raised that number before the break to 1. 1001 wants to see move from the squad and do and even get the favor after months 4 months or a 2nd yellow for his final pulling was certainly one man. with the whole 2nd hostility half was world really started to trample. south as exit surely would have been certain stern had david soucie still 3 minutes after the restart not the my 1st full of stars. but it remained to run until the end. really fun i'm on site. and cautious optimism on the up there is that desire to climb up in the table as soon as possible but it's not go

discipline. ( james ) also in the east bay-- oakland police seized six firearms -- including an a-r 15 semi- automatic rifle during an operation earlier this week.. police arrested one man.. no details on what led to the gun seizure.. they say the investigation is still active. ( james ) police are looking for a man accused of exposing himself in public. alameda police are trying to identify the man on the screen. they say he entered a subway restaurant on webster street tuesday.... and exposed himself. police only have a generic description of the man. ( will ) san francisco police arrested these two men ... in connection to a shooting back in september. police say... 26-year-old ájarillo estebaná from oakland -- on the left -- and 22-year-old átony castilloá from daly city -- on the right -- fired two shots into a group of people gathered in the city's mission district. one person was injured. police used survellance footage to identify the suspects.. they arrested esteben last month ... castillo earlier this month... both are charged with attempted murder. ( james ) to the north bay now. police in benicia are looking for a man who used pepper spray on a gas station c

. >> james henrikson. he was the man who had gotten doug interested in the oil play in the first place. the man with his wife sarah were known as the barbie and ken of the oil patch. this guy worked for them. his name is rick airy. >> for lack of a better term, they stuck out like a couple of turds in a punch bowl. >> well, one way to put it. james met sarah at a drive-thru coffee stand. she was a barista. >> what was he like? >> he was calm, cool, collected, older man, good-looking. he was fun. we'd always go out. he was nice. it was easy. i never thought i'd marry him or go do business with him. >> but that's what she did. they moved to the oil patch in 2011, got married in minot, north dakota, and by 2013, he was the charismatic face of a major trucking operation called

let's get a check of the forecast. ( james ) a big story we are following... a many area college student to scam a grandmother out of 10-thousand dollars. tom wait has the story. ( james ) federal investigators say that scams like this are targeting grandparents all across the country. ( will ) live look outside... at the san francisco international airport. humira patients, you inspire us. the way you triumph over adversity. and live your lives. that's why we redesigned humira. we wanted to make the experience better for you. now there's less pain immediately following injection. we've reduced the size of the needle and removed the citrate buffers. and it has the same effectiveness you know and trust. humira citrate-free is here. a little change can make a big difference. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections, including tuberculosis, and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. tell your doctor if

bayet walked out of the san mateo county jail a free man thursday after school district is dealing with its second racism incident of this month.( james ) this time-- a video on social media showed a student calling an african american man a racial slur. this happened at monte vista high school on wednesday. the student responsible was identified. the school's principal sent letters to parents saying the school has a zero tolerance for this kind of behavior. the school is now working with different organizations and have a number of school programs to combat racism and create a safe environment at school. ( james ) school lea

>> james really is the forgotten man. >> embroiled in one of the longest forgery trials ever, could this box be the first physical evidence of jesus and his secret brother, james? ♪ ♪ fall 2002, royal ontario museum in toronto, canada opens its doors to what may be the most significant discovery ever in biblical archaeology: a limestone burial box, known as an ossuary, scientifically dated to the time of christ. on its side, an inscription in ancient aramaic which reads "james, son of joseph, brother of jesus." >> it came just as we'd crossed the millennium threshold. we'd already had the y2k bug. we had the pope's millennial visit to the holy land, and this seemed to be another one of those sort of millennial happenings. >> it's claimed that this box, measuring 10 inches by 20, is no less than the burial casket of james, the brother of jesus christ. >> the ossuary is so important, not just for the fact that it says, "the brother of jesus," but you have to understand that there's no physical evidence of the existence of jesus of nazareth dating from the time of jesus. there is nothing ex

she wasn't -- well, then james could not be happy either. >> she was very, very upset the fact she lost alyssa. >> reporter: and she went on rants, he said about, ben oxley, a man, had never met. but he listened. >> kind of felt like i was in love with her for a little while. it gave me a sense of feeling wanted. >> reporter: and then he realized, he said, she'd never be happy unless he fixed what was upsetting her. >> i just wanted to make dawn happy. >> reporter: so what happened? dawn and james' stories begin the same way. february 20th, 2008, night of heavy drinking at dawn's house, a heated conversation about ben oxley. james asking dawn if she wants to have him killed. but that's where the stories diverge. dawn remember, says she told james, no, don't do it and fell asleep on the couch. but that's not james matlean's story. >> she was ecstatic about what was happening. she was happy i was going to kill somebody. you know? >> reporter: it was after midnight. dawn drew him a diagram of ben oxley's house, said james, so he could find his way to the bedroom. then he went to the 7-eleven, drew $40 out of the atm with dawn's bank card. and then together he said

man.. no details on what led to the gun seizure.. they say the investigation is still active. ( james ) to the north bay now. police in benicia are looking for a man who used pepper spray on a gas station clerk before stealing money from the cash register. this video shows the robber holding a pistol in one hand... then pepper spraying the clerk. this happened at the "fast and easy mart" gas station in benicia. police say the man in the video pretended to be a customer before attacking. ( james ) police have released this video showing the thief leaving the scene in a white jeep cherokee. the owner of the gas station says this type of incident is rare. in fact this is the only time he has been robbed this year. ( james ) all three people accused in the death of a bay area father will be walking free by mid-

lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... ( james ) breaking from overnight. a man is critically injured following a shooting in san jose. police were called to the 11-hundred block of matterhorn drive around 3 this morning. a man was found suffering from at least one gunshot wound. he was taken to the hospital with life- threatening injuries. the gunman has not been found. our top story this morning. a young boy is dead after a playground accident at a private school in san rafael.( james ) the school says classes will be in session this morning. the accident happened yesterday on the playground at mark day school on trellis drive. the school says other students and staff witnessed the accident and tried to provide aid for the young boy. he died at a hospital. the school is working with police to investigate what happened ... and the section of campus where the accident happened has been closed off. mark day school released this statement saying ... "the death of someone so young is devastating for all of us, and even more so under these circumstances and at this t

>> there was an acting chief operating officer. >> who was at. >> that preexisted him, james manning as an acting and prior to that has continued to increase the staff in is this area to be able to really address them in a very timely manner. and has hired many additional attorneys to be able to look at each claim individually as it must and should be done. general, would you like to comment to the timing? >> yes, madam secretary. i would say that within the last even within the last 24 hours we are notifying students of their eligibility or ineligibility, if they've provided a claim. we continue to do that. those claimants, they would know now. and if they got relief they would know so within the next or actually have it done within the next 60 to 90 days. i would also say though that the staff at its height was 14 and previous years we have more than tripled that with the emphasis on hiring attorneys. frankly the more you have the quicker you're able to get to these cases. minus any litigation we expect to get to those fairly quickly. another part of this is the system which we've

it was james manning. as an acting. and prior to that there -- when i came into the department, i inherited operating officer who left his role rather than come and testify here before you. >> i yield back, mr. chairman. >> time has expired. the gentleman from indiana, mr. banks. >> thank you. secretary devos, thank you for your service and leadership. a lot of discussion today has been about what happened in the past on this issue. but i want to take a moment and focus on steps moving forward. general brown might have more of the detailsel tailed answers to my questions. feel free to have him answer if you prefer. first of all for the bar words that are waiting for relief, when can they expect to hear from the department whether they're eligible for relief? and if a borer is eligible, how long approximately will it take for an individual to hear how much they're going to receive? years or are you working to make sure the borrowers are aware as soon as possible? >> congressman, thanks for that question. now that we have

it was james manning, as acting. prior to that there was within when i came into the department i inherited a chief operating officer who left is low role rather than common testify. here >> i yield back mister. chairman >> time has expired, the gentleman from indiana mr.. banks >> think secretary devos thank you for your service and leadership a lot of discussion has been about what happened in the past in this issue i want to take oh moment for steps going forward general brown might have more questions feel free to have an answer if you prefer first of, all for borrowers that are waiting for relief when can they expect to hear from the department to hear if they're eligible for relief and if they are eligible for relief how wall long will it take for them to know how much they're going to? receive what will it take years or are you aware that they are going to be as soon as? possible >> congressman, thanks for that question now they're we have a new operable methodology we are going to be able to process the pendi

james comey is the last honesto man in america.e makes that point every timeas he appears in public. as man of integrity, james comey would like you to know despite the fact he has no evidence to support the claim, he's certain that vladimir putin has been blackmailing trump since day one. >> i never thought the words would come out of my mouth but i don't know whether the current president of the united states with the prostitutes peeing on each other in moscow in 2013, it's possible but i don't know. >> tucker: possible. he's not sure. it's possible. that is when you run the f.b.i. you deal with thicks that are possible. even after the d.o.j. inspector general report came out, destroying comey's credibilities and the claims he forted over the years he persisted he published a smug op-ed in the "washington post" claiming to be vindicated of all wrongdoing. why would james comey do is a that? it's like he didn't think you had the internet and couldn't read the report for himself. maybe he's so used to being treated as untouchable h

bring in james gold man. senior producer for rush limbaugh's daily talk show.lso richard fowler, democratic strategist and fox news contributor. good to see you both. >> good to see you, ed. >> nice to see you, richard. ed: you started a new pack for black supporters for the president on the right. i heard others talk about black awakening increasing support for president in 2020. where do you feel his support is? how do you back up the idea that his support is increasing? >> well if you look at recent poll numbers, there have been three separate polls show the president has about 30% or higher approval rate among black voters. now how well that will translate on election day we don't know yet. that is why we're out working to make sure that the president's track record gets the attention that it deserves. i mean, ed, during the first 18 months of this president's term we had 400% increase in number ofneurs. we have historic unemployment among, blacks hispanics among all americans. we have more americans working than ever before in our history. those are two ar

the women of fbi deserve much better than what they had, much better than what they had in james comey, the man fired in disgrace, he must have read a different report than we all read, he presided over the fbi in times worse than what jay edgar hoover was at the fbi, that man led the fbi and it's unbelievable. the steele dossier was essential and essential to this report, it was fake, we know it was fake and he says that his people did nothing wrong and first of all, he was the leader, he was the one charged with briefing the president when in fact, he was spying on the president, that guy needs a lawyer, by the way. rob: right now unclear if the white house will pursue legal action against james comey, we will see. >> inspector general michael horowitz gearing up for new round of testimony in capitol hill, he will be grilled for second time on wednesday of his probe into the fbi's russia investigation, he found no political bias but as you know did uncover evidence of serious where shalls made by the bureau when securing a warrant to surveil trump campaign adviser, all eyes shifting to federa

james just a pastor? or part time flim-flam man? s is where things stood when an anonymous tip came in. >> crimestoppers. >> reporter: startling. if true, it would solve the case. >> and in the tip, it says that james buried her in the backyard. >> reporter: that's some tip. >> yeah. i can remember getting that tip and thinking, "no way." like, who would -- who would kill somebody and bury them in their own backyard? >> reporter: could be bogus, of course. just another false lead. but nesli was hopeful. >> we brought cadaver dogs and ground-penetrating radar and -- we didn't find anything. >> reporter: nothing? >> nothing. >> reporter: no body. so what happened to marie? more months went by. police kept trying to speak with james but got no response. then after a whole year, they tried again, and he picked up. >> i had been asked by our attorney not to talk to anyone without him there. >> reporter: but he did talk -- talked for two hours, in fact, from his car. at times sounding like he was the victim. >> what emotions have i felt ov

. >>> well next to a story from indiana where a man named james bond is a real goldfinger. >> someoneecial donation into bond's salvation army kettle. it's a 1915 austrian gold coin worth $1500. >> bond found it inside his kettle at the end of a shift and called the discovery really cool. >>> and the newest tourist site in new york, the museum of ice cream. the big attraction is all the tasty ice cream treats but there's also a three-story slide you can ride. >> you can also lose yourself in a pool of sprinkles. give me all of it. >> ice cream. you cream. we all scream. and put back together. this is also hal's heart. and this is hal's relief, knowing he's covered. this is hal's heart. and it's beating better than ever. this is what medicare from blue cross blue shield does for hal. and with easy access to quality healthcare, imagine what we can do for you. this is the benefit of blue. you sure you don't want me to come with you? i'm very sure. because i can. (laughs) make good choices. you make good choices. i am. fiber is good for digestive health. good choices never tasted so good.

the men and women in the fbi deserve much better than what they had in james comey. that maned in disgrace. he must have read a different report than we all read. he presided over the fbi in times worse than when j. edgar hoover was at the fbi. that man led the fbi and it's unbelievable. that steele dossier was essential and central to this report. it was fake. we know it was fake. and he says that his people did nothing wrong? first of all, he was the leader. he was the one charged with briefing the president when in fact he was spying on the president. i, that guy needs a lawyer by the way. i can't believe this. he repeatedly misled the fisa court, clients smith -- clinesmith as you said, doctored an email as well as the people refusing to provide the court with exculpatory evidence. evidence that would clear the president. chris: we went over a lot of that with him. on the other hand, and i want to move on to impeachment, on the other hand, comey does point out that the inspector general found there was no political bias in opening, not the fisa warrant, opening the invest

james: this was recognition of a man who has only been in office for 20 months, the prime minister praisedor changing ethiopia in that time, releasing thousands of political prisoners and putting the country on a more open path. but the committee that gives the award was determined to make one thing clear, the new leader of a country that in the past has been led by kings, strongmen, and dictators. >> by awarding you the nobel peace prize, we are not expressing an opinion of how or if you should lead the ethiopian people in the future. ethiopia andp of its political platform must be people andethiopian ethiopian people alone. >> she said the prime minister was the main architect of the peace with eritrea and there is still more work to be done between the two countries. work seemsnt, this to be at a standstill. it is the hope of the nonorwegin nobel committee that your previous achievements, coupled with added encouragement of the peace prize, will spur the parties to further implementation of the peace treaties. theut after accepting prize, the new nobel laureate would declare he felt he

james bays reports. this was recognition of a man who's only been in office for 20 months prime minister ahmed ali praised for changing a few here in that time releasing fantasies of political prisoners and putting the country on a more open policy but the committee that gives the award was determined to make one thing clear to the new leader of the country that in the past has been led by kings strong men and dictators by awarding you the nobel peace prize we were not expressing an opinion on how or if you should lead the e.c. o.p.m. people in the future. the leadership of ethiopia and its political platform must be decided by ethiopian people and the ethiopian people alone she said prime minister was the main architects of the peace with there a trail and this was not a joint toward it was still more work to be done between the 2 countries at present this work seems to be at a standstill it is the hope of the new we've been nobel committee that your previous achievements coupled with the added encouragement of the peace prize will spur the parties to further implementation of the peace treaties be but a

one man is believed to have drowned and another man is reported missing. james ra nsley reports.rying six people and a cow washed into a raging river. it's thought they all made it to safety. winds of up to 90mph and swells up to 5m have battered the small island nation, causing flooding and widespread damage. authorities are urging people to remain vigilant. an 18—year—old student is believed to be the country's latest drowning victim. the man is believed to have been swept away by strong currents while he was swimming with his friends. more than 2,000 people are in evacuation centres across the country, and aid agencies have been out in force. volunteers have been going out into some of the worst—affected areas to assess what people need and have been delivering things such as extra shelter items or torches. there have been some power outages in both the west and central divisions and trees down on the roads and flooding in low—lying areas. as the clean—up begins in fiji, the category two storm is expected to reach tonga next. australia remains in the grip of a heatwave and as

news in the east bay concord police ofthe moments leading to the killingf 60 year-old concd man donald james everson they also released a 911 ll made by his parents in which you hear everson in the background threatening to kill any officers who show up. >>to outside with a loaded 45 you better stop a kill to >>police arrid they tried to get donald everson to come out of the house. instead of r son's 90 year-old father who was bleeding from his face. he came out of the home he told ficers, his 85 year-old wife ha also been hurt that's when offics kicked thfront door open and went inside the six-year-old everson was sh and killed a short time later. >>t new study saysthere were more mass killings in 2019 than any year dating back to the 1970's in all there were 41 mass killings in america this year of those 33 were mass shootings. more than 210 people were killed. california which has some of the most strict gun laws in the country had the most with 8 mass killings. 49 ers backup quarterbk cj baffert is speaking t now about a nightmare night out his brother was killed in a bar in tennessee la

take a look at this body cam vio of the moments leading to the killing oa 60 year-old conquer man dona james everson this ppened back on december 1st on oasis dry if an elderly couple called police saying their son was ting a radically police also released the 911 call made by his parents in which you hear have a son in the background thrtening kill any officers who show up to the scene. >>you better him to outside with loaded 45 you better of going to kill to you >>police triedto get everson to come out of the house instead has 90 year-old father who was bleeding from his face came out of the home. he told officers his 85 year-old wife had also been hurt. that's when officers kicked down the front door went inside everson was shot and killed a short time later. >>still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, it's the enof an era for one iconic san francisco show beach like about along clsing it's curtains for good. plus a ook at the new laws in 2020 that will impactlaw enforcement agencies all across the state. and a pretty calm morning acss the bay area we do have >>starting january 1st new year

one man is believed to have drowned and another man is reported missing. james ra nsley reports.arrying six people and a cow washed into a raging river. it's thought they all made it to safety. winds of up to 90mph and swells up to 5m have battered the small island nation, causing flooding and widespread damage. authorities are urging people to remain vigilant. an 18—year—old student is believed to be the country's latest drowning victim. the man is believed to have been swept away by strong currents while he was swimming with his friends. more than 2000 people are in evacuation centres across the country, and aid agencies have been out in force. volunteers have been going out into some of the worst—affected areas to assess what people need and have been delivering things such as extra shelter items or torches. there have been some power outages in both the west and central divisions and trees down on the roads and flooding in low—lying areas. as the clean—up begins in fiji, the category 2 storm is expected to reach tonga next. a british man who won one of europe's biggest lotter

the man appointed to head the company with thames and cousin james had to be.a bit generous as i had the fish course he made sure of that much more than fishing for the schools to summit even though some of the all the companies were willing to pay a higher price. for the documents reveal that some harry made payments of over 4 and a oh off 1000000 us dollars into companies owned by thames and how to kill e.p. . james becomes the chap off fishbowl the companies that are getting the money are linked to thomson. this looks very much like bribery. saberi us a very difficult explaining to. a minister of fisheries. has flown to tokyo on official business our undercover reporter johnny a range is to meet him for dinner. many times this summer for a french restaurant. and the election is soon to take place in namibia and the minister asks johnny to help the ruling party nobody unless they think it's ok to talk to. the frig students. like you need to sleep fast johnny says he knows a factory that can do the job. should give him the lady was a. small piece of. it gives

they were not into seeing james coredecoreden's face on a man's. >> $175 million for star wars. than -- the expectations -- the analysts were saying $200 million. they were trying to make this the seventh billion dollar movie for disney. what do you think about that? >> at least it wasn't cats. tracee: rotten tomatoes gave star wars 57% which means it wasn't good. do you agree with that? >> who cares about the critics. the audience gave it 80%. it's all about the fans. the critics use big words in their reviews. i don't know what they're talking about. it's the fans that matter. lauren: i listen to reviews. i do. i typically agree with them. >> the movie is better than 58%, i can tell you that much. tracee: a lot of people wanted to see how the saga ends, so they weren't going to listen to the critic. they were going to see it anyway. lauren: you covered the opening day. tracee: it was packed. all day long. lauren: what did fans say? tracee: fans liked it. they said they were happy with how it ended, they liked it, they thought it paid homage to the whole series. >> as best as t

james darya. morning, a strange man has been knocking on doors and asking parents for their child's dna that disturbingappening inter walk. >>and has families they're on edge. we have seory tonsil now with our sister station ktxl to expin. >>the man asking f children's dna was last seen leaving this area in a gray four-door nissan sedan now it seems that he may bchanging his appearance between stops that family's home, sometimes even adding a lite gray to his hair. the one thing families believhasn't anged is his intent to do harm. >>so i wacoming out of te store and 3 my garage door right there u saw me and that's where he was standing was right here by the gate. >>lauren hassett says she found a threat. a threat on the other side of her bac gate last wednesday interlock a threat whose face she is now seen in the social media posts threat she says one of . a the dna of her daughr, he said he was with amber alert. >>that he eded to finish a dna file on her that needed fingerprintand strands her hair he was very specific on the 5 strands and again where you know you're my hero, my back te even more stra

. >> reporter: these are james rays' final moments, the new jersey man accused of murdering the mother of his daughter. captured in havana after the fbi issued an alert. cuban authorities found pictures of him on airport surveillance cameras and tracked him to the hotel and turned him over to the fbi. this was the moment that u.s. officials came to bring him back. >> on behalf of the united states government we are incredibly grateful for your assistance and your support in detaining him and getting him back to the united states. >> reporter: an example of a surprising working relationship between two hostile governments. despite all the tensions over president trump's economic crackdown on cuba. how would you describe u.s. relations with cuba right now? >> they're in bad shape. >> reporter: carlos fernandez decos owe is a top diplomat for u.s. relationships. >> we share the maritime order and we share the issues that are problematic in the region. organized crime, terrorism, alien smuggling. money laundering. >> reporter: it's an agreement that benefits both countries. for example, ta

james waterhouse, bbc news. police say a manen. flamur beqiri, a swedish national, was killed in front of his family in battersea on tuesday night. police say the 36—year—old may have been the victim of a targeted attack. no arrests have yet been made. a 60—year—old man who was stabbed to death in south london two days before christmas has been named by police. john kennett was fatally stabbed on monday evening in thornton heath near croydon. two men have been arrested in connection with his murder and police are urging potential witnesses of the incident to come forward. the national trust says the unseasonable weather this year led to an increase in migrant butterflies, moths and dragonflies. but it also says heavy rainfall harmed some native species such as water voles and hares in north yorkshire. fiona lamdin reports there's some teal. a few shoveler. so what, are they mallards? there's mallard down there, yeah. wicken fen in cambridge is thought to be the oldest nature reserve in the uk. back in the day, we would get 100 o

it suggests the constitution protected property in man when actually, between the offices of james madison, the phrase was explicitly left out of the constitution which represented a but the idea was the constitution should not affirmatively defend slavery toward long-term goals. to ideals and eliminating slavery. you had a turning away of slavery in the north at the time of the revolution. every state in the north of theg a loosening slave system in the south. we would not have had antislavery to them the civil -- if the revolution it is up securing that and you us purporting to teach truthful history. >> and robert wiseman talks about his report on how the senate impeachment trial should be conducted. they sure to watch c-span's washington journal live this morning. join the discussion. on the sunday news programs, the set trial against president trump continued to be a central topic. here's what three senators said what they would like to see in the proceedings. >> first of all, the senate has sole responsibility for the trial and we have responsibility to have a fair trial. we need to

james. when i was a young man i recognized how the community respected the police and my family was very respectfule police. harris: r is there anything you want to say to that gentleman over there? >> i feell the same way as you. i have great respect for law enforcement. it was drilled into me when i was a young man. i want to make sure my son has the same respect for law enforcement. he sees them on the street or sees them in a coffee shop he goes up to them and says thank you for your service as opposed to denying them a coffee in starbucks. thatst was instilled in me as a young man and we are passing it on to the next generation. harris: you look at america, and you have been in that squad car in iowa. what do you see? >> when you travel outside the united states, and a lot of people inside the united states don't do that. youze realize how good we have t here. this is the greatest country in the world bar none by a long-shot. the rights and the freedoms that we have here, you don't have those in other countries. i y just got back in from being7 weeks out of the country and i wanted toi kiss th