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included in that squad is the captain own farrell, vunipola. to play in the championship next year? here are some of their options, it could be loaned or sold to another team. other premiership teams have to be able to afford them. are the players could take pay cuts and if they go abroad they cannot play for england. they could stay. eddiejones can pick players from the championship. what about the impact on the club as a whole? here is the former file route. the fans —— here is the former forward. they are innocent victims and all of this. whether there is blame on individuals saracens finds himself on now, the ha rd est saracens finds himself on now, the hardest it will be far are the fans and they have no control over the finances of the club and the way it is run. i don't see how the club can necessarily survive as it is. i suppose they will have to lose people in recruitment and the sort of areas. this potentially could be the end of the club. an independent review into the salary cap regulations is already under way, but this whole saga

the question for owen farrell is what does he do now? play in the second tier of english rugby next season which would be pretty remarkable for the england captain? he said nothing is set in stone. in the short term, however, his focus will be on the six nations, england going into it as favourites after reaching the world cup final last year, but wales, remember, are the defending champions, and they get the tournament under way against italy in cardiff next saturday. good news and bad news for britain's tennis players on day 3 at the australian open. british number one, dan evans is out after losing to yoshi hito nishioka from japan. but heather watson produced a tremendous performance to beat the world number 64, kristina pliskova. well, our reporter, john watson has at melbourne park for us with the gb davis cup captain leon smith. disappointment for dan evans in what has been very blustery conditions here today and that has affected things for him. leon smith the davis cup captain is here, and he will be disappointed because he has

perhaps some fresh blood, farrell is not to left field, he has never been another one before.eard from players, under andy farrell, he is really at the emotional, driving heartbeat of the team, he brings like emotional edge. it will be interesting to see weather he can do it in a short and tight rather than a track set. interesting for wales and ireland. philip, | interesting for wales and ireland. philip, i will get your thoughts on scotland, they still have the same coachin scotland, they still have the same coach in gregor townsend might new captain in stuart hogg. one of the things dominating the headlines for the scotland team has been the fly—half, finn russell, he has been taken away from the scot shot squad, essentially, in the build—up to their game against ireland for disciplinary matters. we will have adam hastings starting at fly—half, from the scotland head coach on decision. i think any team would wa nt to decision. i think any team would want to go into a team and try to upset the halfbacks, key for the opposition team. how they do that, obviously, it is their s

it's will farrell and julia louis-dreyfus. and applause] it's will and, yeah, okay. >> they all know who we are. >> jimmy: right, right. >> sorry, we didn't mean to interrupt your show, but we in the neighborhood. we just thought we might pop over and interrupt your show. >> jimmy: oh, what were you doing in the neighborhood? >> julia louie and i have a standing thursday-night date where we meet at the wetsels pretzels and share all the hot hollywood goss. >> did you happen to know that xavier ghosted tiffany? >> jimmy: i did not know that. who are xavier and tiffany? >> the manager of wetsell's pretzels. can you say drama? >> jimmy: that's really hollywood goss. thanks for stopping by. >> well, we're not leaving. >> jimmy: oh. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i don't really -- [cheers and applause] but i really don't have time for a visit right now, because -- >> oh, really? but you had 12 minutes for the hanukkah saurus thing? >> jimmy: that was not my call, and it was the hanukkahcorn. >> oh, yeah, that's a lot better. >> let's keep it s

tonight -- colin farrell. dave salmoni and animals. and music from the weeknd. now, like always, jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: thank you. relax, i'm jimmy, i'm the host. thank you for watching, thank you for coming. very nice. i'm glad you're here. i'm glad you have a -- it's only wednesday. i'm ready for the weekend. i am tired. i was up late last night watching this impeachment. and then like two minutes after i went to bed, we had an earthquake. and then an hour later my daughter woke up with growing pains. then two hours later she woke up again to tell us, i feel like i'm going to throw

and colin farrell takes on the role of oswald couple pot a.k.a. the villainous penguin in the next batman movie. robert pattinson stars as the caped crusader in zoe kravitz co-stars as catwoman. the movie called the batman is already filming in a set for release in june, 2021. that your ion entertainment. >>> coming up 149 a veteran thought he would never get to see a playoff again to san francisco had perfect attendance at practice yesterday. we will tell you what players will return on the field this saturday. >>> and before we go to break let' trump: obamacare is a complete and total disaster. let obamacare implode. nurse: these wild attacks on healthcare hurt the patients i care for. i've been a nurse in new york for thirty years. i know the difference leadership can make because i saw what mike bloomberg did as mayor. vo: mayor bloomberg helped lower the number of uninsured by 40%, covering 700,000 more new yorkers, life expectancy increased. he helped expand health coverage to 200,000 more kids and upgraded pediatric care--- infant mortality

that's the million—dollar question because can you really see 0wen farrell, marrow to jake, the vilnacking about at doncaster and bedford 7 0n polar brothers knocking about at doncaster and bedford? 0n the other hand, saracens have been so loyal to saracens. they have this band of brothers mentality, but surely, surely that has to be seriously stretched and challenged, that kind of spirit, given what has gone on. how badly do the players feel let down by those above them who told them back in november there is nothing really to see here. the way saracens met the initial punishment with indignation rather than contrition just looks so ill thought out at the moment. i'm sure agents are working overtime and other clubs are working overtime and other clubs are thinking today and i have room in their salary cap to squeeze in one of the saracens players? they have around 25 internationals on their books. the sun go out on loan? to some look for a switches? to some stay with saracens and desperately try to salvage the club is my reputation? try to salvage the club is my reputation? as things

clubs have much wiggle room within their budgets to take in new players, especially the likes of eoin farrellink we will see a new era here at saracens. these extraordinary times to just show this dramatic volcanic grace one of the dominant clubs and in this by. it's been a good day for england's cricketers in port elizabeth. they declared their first innings on 499—9 after centuries for ben stokes and ollie pope in the third test against south africa. at the close on day two, the hosts were 60 for 2. here's our sports correspondent andy swiss. if the england fans were hoping for some flag—waving fun, they were in the right place. first, ben stokes. at his blistering best. so long in fa ct, at his blistering best. so long in fact, it ended up balancing a nearby road. new bowls, please. well, not quite, as one intrepid fan finally traded. stokes did his best to lose it again. that took him 4,000 test i’u ns it again. that took him 4,000 test runs and another landmark soon beckoned. 100 it is for ben stokes. he hasjust been named the beckoned. 100 it is for ben stokes. he has just been named th

one of the key players at saracens is the key players at saracens as england captain alan farrell sawtoday. he was not keen to talk about it but did say he would be happy to clear the air with his england collea g u es clear the air with his england colleagues by having open and honest discussions and he said that he was saddened by what had happened. our job as players is to play the game at the weekend and to train hard and improve ourselves and that is what we have been doing. it is disappointing for everyone involved obviously. and i do back the club to come back from this. the question for owen farrell is what he does now, does he stay at saracens and play in the second tier of english by play in the second tier of english rugby next season which would be remarkable for an england captain. he said that nothing is set in stone. in the short term he has the six nations to worry about and england are the favourites after reaching the world cup final last year but of course wales are the defending champions and they get the tournament under way against italy next weekend. andy swiss,

watching owen farrell and the boys walking through the woods would be an interesting experience.'s not a dream come true because you never dream that big! it's quite ridiculous. we will probably get 100 points put on us but we will enjoy every one of those 100 points because it will be a massive honour. players in this division can still be picked for england were saracens will hope it's just a one season stay. for the european champions to get back to the top they will have to reconnect with rugby's routes. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. more now in the 75th anniversary of the liberation of auschwitz. one of the liberation of auschwitz. one of the darker speed it in history, more than 6 million jewish the darker speed it in history, more than 6 millionjewish people systematically murdered during the second world war. survivors have been telling their stories at the commemoration at the former death camp in poland today. one survivor spoke about the messages he wants to pass on to the younger generations. translation: i promise to you, the youn

thank you again to bloombergs greg farrell.nder with the book and the film rights are going to be worth? we will see on that one. still ahead, oil is at the levels we saw basically before the killing of general soleimani a couple of days back. we are going to discuss all of that next. we are going to take you to the cme. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: lie they new york, i'm vonnie quinn. guy: from london, i'm guy johnson. this is "bloomberg markets." let's talk about what we need to know from chicago. futures in focus. knuckman of agoura financial joining us from the cme. walk me through the technical picture you have seen over the last couple of days. alan: we saw new relative highs and lower closes, a sign of stability and a lot of sectors. oil closed below $60 yesterday. gold got below $1600. you also saw the vix up at 16, now down to 13. it was negative on the day yesterday, and treasuries were negative. that is all positive for this stock market that shows remarkable resiliency. the question is, was this the end, or the end

watching owen farrell and the boys walking through the woods will be an interesting experience.“ boysing experience. if we had any of those guys playing here, it is not a dream come true because you would never dream that may come as quite ridiculous, let's be clear we will probably get 100 points put on us we will probably get 100 points put on us but we will enjoy everyone because it will be a massive honour to play the european champions here. players in this division can still be picked for england, but saracens will hope it is just a one season stay. for the european champions to get back to the top, they will have to reconnect with rugby's routes. joe lenski, bbc news, ampthill. now, all day we've seen the tributes flowing in for kobe bryant, following the news that one of the greatest basketball players to grace the court, was killed in helicopter crash on sunday. eight others also died, including one of his four daughters. the reaction to the tragedy in california has been global. like michaeljordan, magicjohnson and shaquille 0'neill, kobe bryant's fame was far bigger than th

i will go back to the mark farrell case. that dragged on for three years until it got to the point where they said this is so screwed up there is nothing we can do except bargain with him to pay i think a 30 or $35,000 fine. i will bring it next time. that was just, i think, 15% what he was originally charged for. you can fill out your paperwork and rearrange it and whatever. all you do is make it difficult for people who want to run for public office here and for citizens who are honest, which is 99.9% of our citizens who fill out their forms only to send them in with people like formter city librarian who was a crook. you don't seem to care about that. it doesn't seem to, you know, register on your radar at all. as far as the policy prioritization plan. i have been here a dozen years. it doesn't matter who the staff or executive director is. i had high hopes for the correct executive director. mr. st. croix was a crook. he was nothing but, basically, i have been disappointed over and over. i don't think this ethics commiss

hunter farrel mission director for the presbyterian church in peru learned from time. mr eleanor's talk of st louis that another equally polluting dover one plant was located in herculaneum missouri. this tree also belong to franco. the pastor decided to go there with peruvian archbishop federal grant o. . links are formed between the peruvian and american communities. pastor eleanor stock had organized a meeting she invited some environmental health specialists from st louis university treadmill and also travel and to representatives from the lower your community. we had a conversation had a meal together and talked for a couple of hours really just sharing experiences around the circle and as each person spoke every testimony that was given from people in her kill any of the folks allowed or you would say that's the same situation we're facing the same situation in our city. and the stories are the same same things that were happening same relationship with the company same kind of intimidation and threats same kind of denying there was an issue of same health issues

. >> the gentleman, which also stars hugh grant and colin farrell, hits theaters friday. that is your eye on entertainment. cbs news, los angeles. >>> the warriors taking on the hottest team in the nba. so you are saying there is a chance. and chiefs coach andy reid got his start right here in the bay area. can you guess which football team. >>> before we go to break, a live look at mineta international airport in ♪ ♪ the wait is over. try my new tiny tacos. 15 for 3 bucks or loaded for 4 bucks. delivered exclusively with uber eats. and mine super soft? 15 for 3 bucks or loaded for 4 bucks. yes! with the sleep number 360 smart bed, on sale now, you can both adjust your comfort with your sleep number setting. can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. and snoring? no problem ...and done. so, you can really promise better sleep? not promise... prove. don't miss the final days to save $1,000 on the sleep number 360 special edition smart bed, now only $1,799. plus, 0% interest for 36-m

one of them is the captain, owen farrell, who was asked if he was concerned about any tension withinand to get it sorted. and if we do brilliant and if we don't, we will get on with it. as far as england goes, how do you look ahead to the six nations championship. obviously a great world cup, disappointing in the final. what do you take from that going into six nations? it is obviously a big experience for us. we felt like we came along way during our time together, not just in came along way during our time together, notjust in the world cup but in the preparation before that. and we are excited now to see where we can take that. that's all the sport. there's plenty more on the bbc sport website. bye for now. wednesday was a cloudy day for most of us in the best of any sunshine was across eastern scotland and north—east england. mild into the afternoon especially north—east scotland. today looks like being another cloudy one with mist and fog around. we still have high pressure with us but low pressure pushes up from the south, low pressure moving into the north in this weather fron

17 year-old police say that shooting happened on january 5th near the intersection of larkin and o farrell streets in the tenderloin district officers found 32 year-old emma jane hunt shot right there on the sidewalk she died at the hospital. the investigation is still ongoing. it's on the crop of morning news sideshows their plaguing several east bay cities now neighbors are concerned that somebody is going to get hurt plus a scary moment for a bay area father after he says. >>his young son found a loaded gun at a vacation rental where the weapon came from and what's being done about it. also after the break the 40 niners are getting ready to take on the packers in the nfc championship and those tickets. and prices going through the roof. we'll let you know exactly how much after the break about a little peek outside want to check in on that soggy san mateo bridge. so you'll see that the roads are a little slick around the bay area john says that rain is tapering off and we'll see sunshine today, we'll have your full forecast coming up. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. climate i

>>the deadly shooting happened back on january 5th at larkin and o farrell street, 32 year-old emma hunt was killed both suspects in the book on conspiracy and murder charges. police have not released a motive for the shooting. police in palo alto arrested these 4 women for allegedly stealing at least $5,000 worth of merchandise. it happened yesterday afternoon at stanford shopping center. police say a witness inside of macy's saw the women stealing large amounts of merchandise. a witness recorded the thieves even follow them out to the parking lot. one of the suspects apparently became upset. she was being recorded and she lunged at the witness and allegedly kicked her. the woman didn't suffer any injuries police were able to track down the thieves unrest, them. they all face several different charges. >>tonight, a group of homeless mothers and their supporters all banding together for what they say is their right to keep their children out of the cold they are now faced with being forcibly evicted that's because a court order deadline looms for those women and their children to vacate

because i saw them and we are talking about some of the most famous players in world rugby, owen farrellly this season for financial irregularities but have continued to win games with those players —— itoje. so if you are a rival club, you want to see that wage bill slashed right now or saracens be relegated. implications for the players? well, england would love them to stay here, even if it meant playing in the second tier of english rugby so they could continue to select them for england but, if you are a player, what is going through your mind? there are other avenues, not least of the road towards the south of france where players are paid a lot of money. so i think, one way or another, we are looking at the possibility and the probability of the dismantling of the most illustrious rugby squad england has ever seen. joe wilson, thank you. its that man again. international cricketer of the year ben stokes completed another century for england this morning in the third test against south africa in port elizabeth, a short time ago, england were 425-7, with a short time ago, england we

the question for owen farrell is what he does now, does he stay at saracens and play in the second tier of english by play in the second tier of english rugby next season which would be remarkable for an england captain. he said that nothing is set in stone. in the short term he has the six nations to worry about and england are the favourites after reaching the world cup final last year but of course wales are the defending champions and they get the tournament under way against italy next weekend. andy swiss, thank you. time for a look at the weather. martin is here. some of us started the week with glorious winter sunshine. this was hastings yesterday. the settled weather is courtesy of this high pressure across the uk and it is with us in the next few days so looking quite settled. but we will see some changes, cloudy skies. and we will see some list as well but it will be mostly dry. welcome news for parts of hampshire which have already seen the average january of hampshire which have already seen the averagejanuary rainfall totals. through this afternoon it is generally looking c

victory sealed in the end by the boot of owen farrell, and a quarterfinal place was later confirmed afterhe third test in port elizabeth asjoe root got his best figures in test cricket to leave south africa on the brink of defeat. the hosts only managed to add one run to their overnight score, losing four wickets this morning, including this one. that meant they trailed england by almost 300 runs. england wickets kept coming. look at that outstanding catch at short range. that was off the bowling of joe catch at short range. that was off the bowling ofjoe root, who is taking fourfor 31. the bowling ofjoe root, who is taking four for 31. south africa hundred and 246 on the final day england will hope that the rain stays away for long enough so they can take it to one lead in the full test series. stuart bingham and ali carter are both looking to win their first masters title at alexandra palace tonight. these are live pictures of them on bbc two. bingham had taken the lead 5—3 after the procession, but you can see what ali carter has done, he has levelled things up and come out dominated t

in the second half with another try from itoje and victory was sealed by the boot of captain owen farrellals if gloucester slip up at toulouse, and they are losing at the moment. england's cricketers are closing in on victory in the third test. south africa closed on 102—6 in their second innings in port elizabeth after being forced to follow on and they still trail by 188... south africa only managed to add on one run to their overnight score, losing four wickets this morning, including quinton de kock to the bowling of sam curran. that meant they still trailed england by almost 300 runs when they were put back in, and the england wickets havejust kept coming. ollie pope took this brilliant catch at short range to remove rassie van der dussen. that was off the bowling of captainjoe root — he took four wickets in this south africa innings to leave england needing four more tomorrow to take a series lead. there are two matches in the premier league. today, leicester could have drawn level with second placed manchester city, but lost 2—1 at burnley. the foxes took the lead in the first half

and gregenedikt kammel farrell. let us check where european stocks have settled. down day overall. dax in germany done 7/10 of a percent. helping.akers this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: live from new york i am vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg markets. president trump is warning iran not to retaliate. the u.s. killing of one of its top generals. the president told reporters he will go to a void -- to a fight every wrong strike spat. expellingakers are american troops. the president said if that happens, he wants them to pay billions in construction cost. he will impose sanctions if iraq refuses. french officials and union leaders will return to the negotiating table. the two sides will reach an agreement to end nationwide protests and transfer strikes. the finance is a compromise is close. macron has pushed ahead with his overall plan. in the u.k. opposition labour party has begun the contest to succeed jeremy corbyn. he said he would resign after last year's crushing election defeat in which the party sank to the lowest number of seats since 1935. in pro football the da

the project at 550 farrell street will have 25% inclusion air rehousing. it was not practical to pay a fiof $25 per square foot on the building. it doesn't work with the numbers. just a little background on the project. 111 units replacing a private parking garage with a 13 story residential tower. it will pay the child care fee, transportation sustainability fee, north of market fee, school fee, altogether with what ms. chanproposed the fee is $1.8 million. that is a lot. the project sponsor thinks they can handle that with the increase. taking that fee several hundred thousands would endanger the feasibility of the project that is the reason we brought this matter to supervisor haney. >> thank you. any other members of the public to testify on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. i believe what was actually amended in the board back in july is precisely what is in the packet so we don't need to take any additional amendments. that has the $5 and change in the long title. as staff discussed, that would be indexed by planning to 792. anything

also, a book called fat shame by amy farrell looks at the historical progression of fat hatred in the united states so if you take a look at that , fatness used to be a sign of health. it was associated with wealth. it was associated with beauty but you know what happened in the united states with regard to slavery and colonization was that we didn't just enslave people and say we can do this because we have the power to do so. no, we said there's something inferior about these people and one of the things that happened really significantly around the time of the women's suffrage movement was that white women wanted to create distance between themselves and women of color and the biggest way that that was done in images and in advertising and in slogans for suffrage was to create slender white way fishnets, even though obviously, people come in a range of sizes regardless of what part of the world that they come from. so this was a very conscious thing to try and get the vote for women. i could say so much more but there are better resources that my book that will talk about that spec

greg farrell reporting on carlos ghosn. now we get a check on how the markets are reacting to today's top stories. my main question is are we getting over the geopolitical risk off? abigial: it is not clear. mixed messages from the market says we do have fluctuations for the major averages between gains and losses. it seemed like that was about to happen but now we have relatively modest gains -- modest losses for the major averages. the chip index putting in a bigger gain. that has to do with company specific news. the russell 2000 slightly down. we have fluctuations, intraday volatility that leads to closing daily volatility on above average volume by 20%. investors not knowing what to do but doing more of it. is going on with bonds? abigial: they have been fluctuating as well. the haven yen is down. that tells you investors not clear in terms of what is next. oil, which had been up around the increase in tensions, now down 1%. it is not clear what investors think. it is probably not going to affect the corporate profit o

. >>> finally, colin farrell, the actor, sat down with ellen to talk about his upcoming role as penguinn't have let them watch >> you took your youngest kid to see "it. what is wrong with you how old was he >> a parental dropping of the ball of epic proportions >> that's a scary movie. >> i didn't take him we watched it at home. we watched half of it and i could discern a certain discomfort that was emanating from his 8-year-old body and then we watched the second half the next day and then he was fine he was fine. yeah, good one, colin. >> that's good to show an 8-year-old kid >> what was he thinking? >> you guys ever taken your kids to a movie and realized this was not a good idea? >> i shouldn't say we because i was chastised by my wife after, "black panther." >> i showed my daughter "who framed roger rabbit," which you think would be okay. but then there's judge doom. >> that's a great movie. >> it is but not for a 6-year-old. >> stick with peppa pig and you never go wrong that's my motto. >>> a quick click for you, shining moments in parenting today's click shows us what happens wh

our guests will include jane fonda and lily tomlin, liv tyler, colin farrell, kumail nanjiani, michael, dave salmoni and his wild animal friends. we'll have music from meg myers, marcus king, the weeknd and sting. please join us for that. our first guest is one of the all-time greats. this week, he received his ninth oscar nomination for his performance as jimmy hoffa in "the irishman." it is in theaters and on netflix now. please welcome al pacino! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome, sir. >> thank you. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you for coming. al, before we begin, and i'm very excited that you're here. but would you do me -- would you indulge me and say hill low to my little friend? >> oh, yes. >> guillermo: hi, how are you, how are you doing? >> good to see you again. >> guillermo: good to see you again. >> jimmy: we're excited that you're here. i know you rarely do this and i know you're uncomfortable with this sort of thing. >> oh, yes. >> jimmy: i appreciate you being here. >> i'm happy to be here, it's a pleasure really. >> jimmy: i had the honor

. >> martha: you try to get the story out as a producer at nbc working with ronan farrell, then on to kill." as they watch this play out, and see these new pieces that you're right, what do you think goes through their mind knowing that they could have been on the story and they could have led this charge a long time ago, if they had done your story? >> nbc? i don't know. i'd love to know, frankly. if anybody there -- i know a lot of the journalists are exceptional they are. the management, i don't know what they believe. i don't know if they believe that they were in the wrong and they should have come out in front of us and said, we screwed up or we should have aired the support. i've heard privately that there is some of that sentiment but i've never heard it publicly. i think everybody knows around the country, really, who has been paying attention to this, what happened. >> martha: rich mccue, thank you very much. great reporting a great story. we hope you will stay in touch as this whole thing starts to unfold. good to see you tonight. more of "the story" coming up next. ♪ us en

and later this week, colin farrell, kumail nanjiani, dave salmoni with wild animals. and sting. please join us for all of that. our first guests tonight are very wonderful women who care so much about the world they keep getting put in jail for it. the sixth season of their show "grace and frankie" is on netflix now. please welcome lily tomlin and jane fonda. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ how are you? very good to see you. >> how was what? >> jimmy: i said it's very good to see you. is being here tonight part of your community service? is this court ordered? [ laughter ] >> how did you know that? >> jimmy: i just had an inkling. so, well, jane you've been arrested how many times over the last few months? i'm curious about this. >> five. >> jimmy: five times over the last few months. explain why you've been getting arrested. you're not -- >> we are facing a climate crisis. >> jimmy: yes. >> we have ten years to try to avoid a tipping point. >> jimmy: maybe less. maybe less. >> maybe less. beyond which it will be a real catastrophe. all the scientists agree. and so about fi

idea of the 17 year-old the deadly shooting happened back on jet back on january 5th at larkin and o farrell streets, 32 year-old emma hunt was killed. both suspects have been booked for conspiracy murder charges. police have not released a potential motive for the shooting. be sure to download the free kron 4 mobile app and sign up for push alerts up to the minute breaking news has sent straight to your mobile device words of warning tonight from p janae there are twice the number of scams targeting utility customers by phone particularly in the north bay, the utility company is alerting customers to be aware of ongoing scam phone calls with criminal threatening to shut off power if a payment is not made. >>there has been an increase in the number of scam attempts across the bay area with more than double the number of scam attempts in the north bay compared to this time last year pg e's corporate security department has received several reports in the past few weeks regarding scammers requesting payment on pass to utility bills immediately, and they want the payment with a cash card, the u

tomorrow night, colin farrell will be here, dave salmoni is bringing wild animal friends, and we'll havehe weeknd. and on thursday, kumail nanjiani and sting. please join us for that. our first guest tonight is an actor, a tyler, and now a first responder too. she joins rob lowe at what has to be the best-looking emergency response team ever on "911:lone star." watch it monday nights on fox. please welcome liv tyler. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you? >> good, how are you? >> jimmy: i haven't seen you in quite some time. >> i know, i was looking in the hallway at all the photos. >> jimmy: since you were on "the leftovers" i think is the last time you were here. >> when i was pregnant with my baby girl. >> jimmy: yes, you were pregnant -- yeah i feel like you hid that from me. you moved also out of the country since then. >> yes. we -- i'm living in london. i fell in love with an englishman and we have two babies. >> jimmy: why did you go there? did you see trump coming? [ laughter ] your husband's work keeps him there? >> yeah, he lives there, his work keeps him there. he h

othe pensula former janitor at farrell on vie elementary school has been ntenced for mmitting lewd acts with a mir joe cortez all tomorrw was e bject of a month's long investigation by the san mateo county sheriff's office. investigators believe the lewd acts occurred duringschool hours. and after school. as part of e sentencing call toronto has register as a offender pay restitution and make no contact with the victims. he's also subject to more fines and genetic marker testing. >>ahead with plans to provide wi fi at all stations, the board approved e project but here's the catch there won't be fully functional not next ar not the year after but for years and now at least bite will be nstalling wi-fi and bluetooth across all bart platforms. you can exct to have less dropped calls better internet connection and improved at usage when you' below ground. also it will help riders navigate stations by helping better helping them find things ke exits and bathrooms. also taking a new step to try to increase fety on its trains. the pilot ambassador program will crease the presence of uniformed

was shot and killed in the city tenderloin neighborhood that happened at the corner of larkin a o farrell. >>officers sponded to reports of shots being fir there. when they arrive that's where th founthe victim the gunman, however was nowhere to be seen so they're still looking for that person this moing. police in san francisco meanwhile investigating a sideshow that happened sunday afternoon, here's deo of it. san francisco's mission t in district in the area of 20 force and brian. the matchup is set the 49 ers scheduled to host the minneso vikings now in the divisional round of the nfl playof so the wait is over 5 more da come saturday, the field of genes will host its first playoff game this comes after. >>our weekend what a great weekend fofootball in overtime kirk cousins throws a touchdown to cairo ro it off lewd act that's not the new orleans saints. they go home instead e vikings by virtue of being the lowest seed will face the top seed. the san francisco 49 ers isanta live at the field of gene n is absolute let's head out there now and get the latest on the excitement building f

tragedy and searching for a killer just before 4o'clock this morning at the corner of larkin in o farrell officers respondedto they found a woman with a d gunshot wound. she was then transported to the hospital that victim did not survive the persowho pulled the trigger has not been caught yet by police. >>the numb many things at the top of the list, he was a dedicated scholar outstanding scientist and also a dear friend >>family friends d the community remembering shres adding the 34 year-old dd on new year's eve ball chasing after suspects w stole his laptop. at the montclair starbucks police have made 2 arrests while a 3rd suect still has not been identified. today, hundreds attended a vigil in his honor, the starbucks where he died kron four's taylor the psac ii has more. >>to be honest right >>they still don't believe they're a this with me. >>hundreds mourning the loss of 34 year-old shores including his cousin jee who described m as a brother they both movedo the united at from china when they >>day he's smiling others describe jang is a friend a hardworking employee and the warrio

this is not a small call is it is it's like a tht will farrell news anchor or don't have a warmp that's my problem and is you're saying probably start doing well today definitel not a bad way to start the morning and we have really nice weather app is a warm up mit to write us giving us the becausshe got it this is your look outside of berkeley right here, it's nice and clear this morng don't expected to be crystal clear all morning long thgh we try to pull througthe golden gate at times today and be seen right along the coastline is going tdrop visibility for some of our coasl area at times this morng. >>just something to note as you do get on the roadways. we're looking good right now, but there is some patchy fog expected at times througthe morning you can actually see that working its way here through future cast. we can also noticed is no blew up in the sierra it is dry we're going contin to rein dry clear through the end of the month and through the start of februaryjust around the corner so temperatures are going to be nice it's not going to be that wintry mix of weather that we

with us tonight, he is the long-time drummer for shakira, who is fresh off a summer tour with perry farrello follow him on instagram, brendan buckley, everybody. [ cheers and applause thank you for being here, brendan. our first guest tonight is an emmy and tony award winning actress you know from shows such as "pushing daisies," "trial and error," and the broadway production of "wicked. you can see her next, starting this friday in her concert engagement "for the girls," live on broadway. please welcome back to the show our friend kristin chenoweth, everyone [ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: how are you >> i'm so good i'm glad to see you again. >> seth: i'm glad to see you, too. and i love what you're dressed like i feel like, daylight savings, everything feels a little darker [ light laughter ] and i feel like you just gave us -- i just felt like you sprung ahead for us. >> i'm trying. and, you know, my dad will say, "you forgot your pants." >> seth: oh, he will yeah >> yes [ laughter ] >> seth: i know one of the things about, we've talked about it in the past, you have - your instrument i

arrested along with a 17 year-old police say the shooting happened back on january 5th at larkin farrell streets in the tenderloin officers found 32 year-old emma jane hunt shot on the sidewalk. she later died at the hospital. their investigation is still ongoing and there are more changes at the san francisco district attorney's office just announced that he is promoting 3 women to management roles and has also hired for more attorneys. last friday, he fired at least 6 prosecutors saying that he needed a management team that will help him accomplish the work he's committed to doing. the teen was sworn in as san francisco's 30th district attorneys last wednesday. >>it's 8.22 and still ahead on the kron 00:04am morning news site shows are a big problem in several east bay cities and neighbors are concerned so the police that something is going to hurt we'll show you what they're doing. and let's take a peek at the approach of a bridge if this is the way are headed this morning it looks like suppose everybody else, but it's out that become the worst will be >>welcome back 8.25 on this tues

close to 04:00am on january 5th at larkin and will farrell streets officers say they found 32 year-old emma jane hunt shot on the sidewalk she died at a hospital. police say the investigation is ongoing wildfire victims may have to pay the federal government nearly $4 billion that is how much pga neos fema for the federal government's response to california wildfires in 2015. >>2017 in 2018 underpaid cheney's current plan to resolve its bankruptcy. any payment to fema would have to come from the billion settlement that the utility proposed officials say they are already to bill wildfire victims who received fema money if the dead by pg any is not resolved. this take a live look outside tonight to see how things are shaping up after a mostly cloudy day looks like there's still some clouds and fog out there tonight as some wet to them a couple that just going on and and also to some breezy conditions too so. >>off around about a little bit deal will caution to and you may have swat roads tomorrow morning. but thursday morning will be a ride into work because the it will be quite stormy a

my son's like "dada," but then he's also, like "dada" when he watches "dumbo" and it's, like colin farrelln he's - >> anybody with dark hair is dada [ laughter ] >> seth: you shot in jordan part of this film >> yeah, that was that clip was shot in the wadi rum desert. >> seth: and you -- i heard that the jordanian royal family, like stopped by >> yeah. at one point they're, like "hey, we have to take a break. the king is coming." >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> "to watch," and i was, like "oh, well that's fantastic." and so they kind of shuffled us over to meet the king and a couple of princes. and he was kind and, like an army fatigues and a little tight shirt and -- i don't know if i was expecting a robe or what [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah, yeah. >> i don't know what i was expecting, or a crown. >> seth: it's weird, right when someone says a king and you're, like you've never met one. you have no expectations [ laughter ] >> it was like a thing like burger king, right [ laughter ] but, yeah. but, he looked like such a bad ass and he was really nice and they watched for a little bit and the

demise of the european champions 7 of the england squad play for saracens including their captain owen farrell i don't think a bit of cool calm i think. dancing you've got enough clarity that we're not we're excited to get into company and get them there open to the saracens supplies coming it's a big thing for them they were they love doing well they love doing fine ok more sports news again later we'll see you there. peter thanks very much i'll see you then that is it for the news shelby right here with all the day's news 3 the clock . they joined one of the wilds most notorious ahmed groups. but found a way out rebuild their lives and help by that it's. a tale of course for crude and child soldiers and the have the effect exploitation of women a door to the palace a bad part of the radicalized standards on al-jazeera. the dissolute mother waits on the border between ukraine and russian occupied crimea for news of her missing son. numerous young 3 men have disappeared following her arrest these disappeared other victims of a crackdown on the top population of crimea by russia since its occup

he was very shaken up 83 year-old fred farrell was working in his garage when the intruder approached the house where his caregiver and wife who has seal pee dee were both inside he dropped his drawers and moved. >>trying to get her out of sight. >>he says the man then tried to force his way into the home the homeowner says the suspect tried to get in through the sliding door then he tried the dog door i didn't want for him to do anything to my wife for well my hope for ferro says his wife immediately called 911 and help quickly came off with a look at the quick there and they're under 2 officers tried to contact individual, but he decided to run their full police officers chased the suspect through the neighborhood when they got to him they discovered the man was a registered offender who had been wanted for violating his parole and had cut off his gps ankle device. i think the big guy. >>there was no kids he's a sick suffering from the community drop to draws. and the what would he do to. to the 2 young person police arrested the suspect now identified as 48 year-old leroy to advanc

head coach eddie jones 7 of the squad for the 6 nations play for the club including captain owen farrell that's not a concern for me my concern is picking the best price and then the best price come we can pay playing with pride and passion for england. it's obviously disturbing for the club competition but i'm sure like everything else it will work then. it's taken the united states team 11 days of competition to strike gold at the winter youth olympics but was well worth the wait and was a golden doubled through at the lace in park slope style course singles 1st up killen fagan won the men's free ski title with success coming just 2 days after his 18th birthday and that was followed by another u.s. victory in the snowboard slopestyle 16 year old dusty henriksen wowing the crowds on his way to gold he's from california and let me tell you there's not much snow in that state. and there was a double gold for 3 years marco. in the ski jumping competition on monday yet at the mixed team title 2 individual gold as austria underlined that their status as favorites for this medal with a comfor

demise of the european champions 7 of the england squad play for saracens including their captain owen farrelli don't think a bit of cool calm i think. dancing you've got enough clarity that we're not we're excited to get into company and get them there open to the saracens supplies coming it's a big thing for them deal with i love doing well i love doing fine rugby ok more sports news again later we'll see you there. if they live for a senior then that is it for this news are we back in just a couple of minutes with more of the best new see them but not. the be. frank assessments the one good thing about these bush fires is that it's really wiping out the politics of climate change informed opinions economy i think is actually what's keeping donald trump afloat right now critical debate sequel although through school you've been told what was always on 'd of all this argument is astonishingly patronize a in-depth analysis of the day's headlines this is the beginning of a new iraq of the new conscious and aware of youth about struggle against an ethnic sectarian cult or inside story on al-jaze