, the actual moment when it happens every single time there is such a sense of peace. >> reporter: allenanization two years ago in her own home. she currently has 23 dogs, 50 volunteers and a veterinarian's constant guidance plus the unfailing support of her husband of more than 30 years. >> it gets frustrating at times but it's rewarding when you come home from work and there are 15 dogs meeting you at the door. >> reporter: field trips to the shore and medical treatments add up about 3500 a month, still to allen it's worth every dime. >> make sure they are spoiled and know where the treat door is and where the fun places are to run on walks, make sure they are just truly truly loved. >> reporter: always looking for some help, if you would like to help out dogs like lillie here you can donate your time or money, that information is on our website at 6abc.com. reporting in south hampton jeannette reyes channel six action news. >>> quite a story there. okay, accuweather forecast cecily tynan. >> our days will be getting a little bit brighter over the next two days and still have lingering

shaquille o'neal. - you know, you were doing well until you said, "better than byron allen." that's when you lost it. you were like on it then, i was with you. i don't know about all that. work back up there or something. - [voiceover] baseball legend, mike schmidt. - you know, babe ruth and i are buddies, never met him. (chuckles) - [voiceover] and laila ali. - i don't really remember. i mean, i don't remember at what age i realized that my father was the most famous man in the world. - shaq. - what's up, b, how you doing? - i'm doing great, how's it going? - i'm good, just chillin'. - [byron] what first drew you to the game of basketball? - what first drew me to the game of basketball was that my father taught me how to play each and every sport. football, baseball, basketball, but the thing that drew me to basketball the most was one day i'd seen dr. j, with his afro, fly to the hoop and slam it. ever since that day, i said to myself i wanted to be like dr. j. as i got older, my father encouraged me not to be like somebody else, but to be yourself. be better than your favo

martin allen loves an fa cup run.hlj asked them at half—time, to do their families proud. 5—1 down. could have taken a tanking. i thought they did a good job. i could not have asked for any more. and the brentford supporters appreciated that. standing ovation going off. despite the result, it was a good day for me personally. what a difference a season makes. palace were fa cup finalists last season. today, they played out a goalless draw against bolton... sam allardyce, sam alla rdyce, against sam allardyce, against his old team. eight years at bolton. sam allardyce is still looking for his first win as crystal palace boss after his former club bolton wanderers forced a replay against their premier league opponents in the fa cup third round. i think he has been finding this harder than he expected. replay they don't need. but credit to bolton wanderers. loic remy hit the post for last year's losing finalists in the first half — but they survived a scare when josh vela also found the woodwork for bolton. sam allardyce

let's talk grayson allen.as suspended indefinitely for tripping an opponent for the third time. duke announcing that grayson allen would be back in the line up against virginia tech. coach k said it is appropriate to come back. allen scored 15 points as the blue devils crushed georgia tech. 110-57. coach k's last game before he takes a leave of absence for back surgery. >>> thunder at the hornets. oklahoma city calls time-out. russell westbrook heading to the bench and tosses the ball toward the ref under the basket. nailing him in the head. westbrook immediately reacts that he thought the ref was looking. one of the other referees saw it and gave westbrook a technical. westbrook could not believe it. hornets win 123-112. >>> here at ces, they are expecting more than 150,000 people over the next four days to come out here to check out the new cool tech products. i walked around yesterday checking out everything with shaquille o'neal. shaq is a big tech fan. he was getting the lowdown with the samsung refrigera

team president bruce allen shared his thoughts. we haven't heard from hip. that is aft i mess around in the garage. i want to pay more to file my taxes. i want my tax software to charge me at the last second. paying $60 to file my taxes was the highlight of my day. and you just saw footage of me flipping burgers. want to charge me extra to itemize my deductions? no problem. i literally have too much money. said no one ever. file for free with credit karma tax. free to start, free to finish. creditkarma.com/tax. a big tax company needs that $50 way more than me. announcer: now the toyota sports desk brought to you by the local toyota dealer. erin: kirk cousins is in orlando for the pro bowl where he will replace aaron rodgers in sunday's game and of course he was asked where he will play next season. cousins told nfl.com he doesn't know and ultimately it's not in his hands. however, he may be pleased to hear from redskins president bruise allen is a big fan. he was on syria xm nfl radio and he had this to say. >> 1 to 10, ca

lowell: i know you know allen's work. even if you do not know allen. he has been responsible for a great deal of our successful plays and especially our musicals. "a funny thing happened," "kiss me kate," and a very musically oriented "romeo and juliet." i do not know if you know what we do. he is our resident drama torgue, -- dramaturg. what is a dramaturg? it is the person who knows the history and background of what we do. i would tell you he is the guy that makes sure we get it right. i thought it was a special might to not only introduce two people who really make this place happened but also to take the theme of our play and see where we go with it while the judges deliberate. so i think my first question is obviously to you, allen. how do you and your colleagues take on the challenge of putting on and making fresh a play that everybody who sits in the audience knows and knows well and probably have seen in one way, theater, film, or in any other way will double times? >> well, it is because of a huge amount of my own jewish neuroses. [laughter]

it is a mess, allen. in fact, we are seeing some of the heaviest winds and rain happening right now moving through the city. looking out of transamerica eastward, you can see the rain that's all over that camera right now. in san francisco, our temperatures in the 50s pretty much the low 50s across the board everywhere across the bay area. this is our hi-def doppler and look at it's lit up right now all of the green light to moderate showers yellow heavier wind and rainfall. let's zoom in on the city. the marina, sunset and bayview districts seeing significant rain and wind. we have a flood advisory in effect across the entire bay area. there's flooding on some of the roads and localized flooding as well so use extra caution going from place to place this evening. we have a wind advisory in effect for the entire bay area. winds out of the south 30 to 45 miles per hour. but it's those gusts 65 miles per hour that we are really worried about. this low pressure system is causing that. the storm moving onshor

mark allen has knocked out former world champion john higgins mark allen has knocked out former world what a shock it was. it is the third time higgins has lost to allen in the first round of the masters. here is the evening session at the alexandra palace where stuart biggin is up against joe perry. bingaman puts his back into this with an incredible break of 138 in the previous frame. he leads in this fourth frame at the moment in the evening session. bingen, a semifinalist last year and a former world champion in 2015. that is all the sport for the moment. the lawyer for the inquest said tunisian forces had deliberately delayed conference in the gunman, he was allowed to go on the rampage at a 5—star beach resort for more than half an hour before he was shot dead. for them, the inquests matter so much. the families of those killed, the anguish and grief of the past 18 months, they now hope for answers. as the hearing began, the names of those who died were read out followed by a minute‘s silence. 30 british tourists murdered on holiday. they included three generations of one family

. >>> en las afueras de la ciudad de mc allen, vÍctor hugo rodrÍguez nos explica quÉ consecuencias puede estados unidos, indignÓ a residentes de mc allen texas. >>> es caro, mucho dinero y no sirve para nada estos kois hace que los agentes de la patrulla fronteriza hagan mejor su trabajo. >>> respondan mÁs rapido a problemas, o gente que estÁ cruzando ilegalmente. mide 21 pies de altura los detalles del muro que quiere construir donald trump. >>> a traf sea rai 4 estados de california a texas y tendrÍa 2000 millas de largo de las cuales 650 ya estÁn construidas. >>> sabemos que ese dinero que se convierte en concreto. o en fierro, es lo que nos estÁ quitando que se invierta dinero en la educaciÓn. >>> la construcciÓn se espera que inicie los prÓximos meses con fondos federales para pasarle el costo al gobierno mexicano con este muro quien mantener a las personas con antecedentes penales fuera de estados unidos dijo el presidente donald trump durante su campaÑa. vÍctor hugo rodriguez, noticias telemundo. >>> para analizar estas primeras acciones en materia migratoria. y las acciones ejecu

. >> reporter: councilmember allen heard about the setback from nbc 4. school. you've got a pta who has a very entrepreneurial spirit and wanted -- saw opportunity, wanted to take advantage of it. i hope we can make this happen. >> reporter: d.c. schools told news 4, we looked into this and while we appreciate the parent/teacher organization looking to do this, we are not able to rent out parking spots." councilmember allen said he still wants to pursue the issue, noting the system does contract out some parking spaces. >> if our school parking lots are used on the weekends, churches park on them, other people will park on school parking lots. >> reporter: parents declined to comment on camera saying they were just trying to help their low-income school. they said they'll start refunding the money online and maybe just ask for donations to make up for the lost funds. in the destruct, tom sherwood, news 4. >> it would be great if they got that money back. >>> a story you saw only on 4. drug traffickers caught in traffic. a review by news 4 shows a spike in police

. >>> and allen martin has details of today's big ground breaking, allen. >> reporter: it was an extravagant90 minute event with a who's who of sports stars even a few acrobats thrown into the mix. the warriors, the city and the money going into the chase center. the speaker's talked about the dream that began to take shape six years ago. coach kerr said he hopes she's still around for the next warriors championship. >> it's going to take three years to build. so the chances of me standing on the said lines are slim to hopeful. maybe as like the coach of another team or something. but, but so far so good. so hopefully i'll still be here. >> the event ended with acrobats. work on the arena is expected to be complete and ready for the 2019-2020 season. and the entire project is being paid for with private money. >>> two boys say they were playing basketball outside irvington high school. that's when the suspect approached them and pulled out a weapon. he managed to steal their wallets before driving away. >>> good news for your travel plans, domestic flight cancellations are now at an all time

allen martin kpix five. >>> this is the yuma river running very high through nevada city. the owner of the outside in sent us this picture of the bridge. and this looks like a mini niagara falls, this is late clementine dam and auburn and it's being fed i a very's -- by a very rain swollen river. you 70 flooded but it spared any major damage, wilson walker was the only reporter inside the park during the big storm. >> reporter: -- >> weight -- we crested at 10,000 feet. >> reporter: the river ran high but not angry just knocking at the door of campsites and making a driver in the valley feel like a drive around the lake. >> that puts us above a tenure flood.>> reporter: kaffirs one of the people tasked with protecting how the river will react being fed from every direction. she said the lack of real damage following the tenure flood is no accident.>> the 1997 flood which is the flood of record, kind of rewrote the map and yosemite valley in terms of where infrastructure is. >> reporter: by midafternoon they had dropped back to flood stage but as impressive as the river has

host: that's allen from. cedar hill simon montlake, do these children that go to the program feel like they have enough skin in the game? paige: it depends on the kind of family. there is some families who frankly their children were going to college anyway. the families cannot afford it. -- can afford it. really for them, it is a nice without tensuate of thousands of dollars of college debt. remember, this is a poor community. a community where seven out of 10 children in the public schools will qualify for free or reduced lunch based on the poverty level of their families. many are students going to college for the first in their family to do so. and even though tuition is paid, they still have to pay for books and somewhere to live and a lot of them end up staying at home and going to a local college. many of them work hard time jobs. i profiled one young mother who was working part-time while she was in college. that is why it took her six years. i take your point that if you lavish benefits on people, th

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catherine and jonathan allen. guess that brings us to the end of my couple hours here on msnbc. i'm ali velshi live in new york. be sure to follow me on twitter @alivelshi. my great friend kate snow is here to pick things up. >> happy new year to you. happy new year to all of you as well. i'm kate snow. here are the three stories we're following right now. police in turkey releasing new images this afternoon of the suspected gunman in saturday's dead terror attack at a nightclub in istanbul that left 39 people dead. early this morning isis claimed responsibility for that attack. we'll get a full report live from our reporter on the ground just a moment >>> donald trump is back here in new york city for meetings today after spending the holidays at his mar-a-lago club, as he's still casting doubt on russia intervening with the election. >> i know a lot about hacking and hacking is a very hard thing to prove. it could be somebody else. i also know things that other people don't know. and so they cannot be sure of th

allen says illegal immigrants make up 12% of california's convicted murders. the bill face as slim chance of becoming law. democrats control both california senate and assembly. >>> and mayor ed lee repeated his pledge to keep california as a sanctuary city. the statement got a standing ovation during the state of the city address this morning. unity to prepare for possible battle with the trump administration. >> if and when the federal cuts come, we will be united behind our promises and our values. ladies and gentlemen, we are ready. >> during the address, the mayor pledged to build more affordable housing, open more homeless assistance centers and police reforms. >>> alameda's city manager is vowing to fight against unconstitutional overreach by the federal government. this comes a little more than a week after they voted to become a sanctuary city. the school board has voted to make schools safe havens for all students. >> we are learning i.c.e. agents stopped by a family resource center in san francisco this morning. a good samaritan tells us about five

debbie allen, ms. mildred loving. passion and used it to serve others to empower yourself and to empower your communities to teach valuable lessons, politics, television, dance, radio. as an old adage that still rings true, if we don't stand for something, we will solve for anything. thank you. thank you to each and everyone of you in this room for standing up and speaking up and speaking out. while many are still saying just us, just us, you are saying justice, justice, justice. dr. martin luther king said in his sermon on february 4, 1968, 2 months before his assassination, he said at ebenezer baptist church in atlanta, georgia, when i die, i was a drum major for justice. there i was a drum major for peace. say i was a drum major for righteousness. ladies and gentlemen, we need you to grab the hands of young children and teenagers, teach them our history. let us not forget the brutality, the injustices, the tears of slavery and have segregation, of jim crow so that we will not turn back and allow the world to devour

kpix5's allen martin shows us some of the nominees are getting a tough grilling on capitol hill. >> weo we are not. >> democrats interrogated two of so intensely, one of them mistook the room for a courtroom. scott pruett filed lawsuits against the agency he wans to lead. >> do you agree that global warming is is a hoax? >> i do not, senator. >> but he would not concede that humans are primarily to blame. >> i believe it is subject to more debate on whether human activity contribute to it. >> on the other end of the hallway, democrats came down hard on georgia congressman tom price. >> i am very frightened about what you are going to do. >> as secretary of health and human services, price would help lead trump's effort to repeal and replace obama care. >> i believe and i look forward to working with you to make sure every single american has access to the highest quality care and coverage that is possible. >> has access to does not mean that they are guaranteed healthcare. i have access to boying a $10 million home, but not the money to do that. >> democrats and republicans are negotia

allen and veronica will see you at 6:30... rewell >>> that's it for kpix 5 news at 5:00. "cbs evening news with scott pelley" is next. allen, veronica will be right here at 6:30. after president obama's farewell address at 6:00. captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: condemned to death. the gunman in the charlotte church massacre hears his fate. also tonight, testifying in his own defense. >> i did not harbor the kind of animosities and race-based discrimination ideas that i was accused of. >> pelley: but a critic of the attorney general nominee paints a different picture of jeff sessions. >> i just despise the guy. >> pelley: president obama's farewell address. he tells the nation america is better and stronger. and... >> watson, touchdown! >> pelley: the long road to college football stardom began here. this is the "c

let's hear from allen next in englewood, new jersey, on the line for independents. >> caller: hi. i was really glad that the second caller basically vehemently disagreed with the first caller. nothing personally. just, yeah, i thought that i've been very disappointed by a lot of his appointments, mr. trump's appointments. i think general mattis is, however, you know, one of the better ones. i think in general most of the questioning -- first of all, i would disagree that it was easy where they just let him walk all over them. i thought there were some tough questions asked. i thought that bill nelson, like the first caller mentioned, had some good questions but other people did, too. you know, i thought -- i was actually very disappointed or at least somewhat disappointed as a new jerseyian that senator jill bren ended up voting against the waiver. i thought, you know, you're not going to get your first choice of every single nominee but general mattis at least has a record of service. he seems to be a reasonable person. i thought he answered her questions and other questions with

allen martin has the story. >> reporter: what julian is riding looks like a horse but she is more of a ham. the one with the blue eyes is operand the whole reason julian rides her is his grandpa. >> there you go. >> reporter: four years ago, odest logan recruited his grandson and other young black kids and started the nonprofit spurred up to help city kids. >> there's an outside, there's open air, and there is more than the concrete jungle that they are experiencing every day as they go to school and come whom. >> reporter: born and raised in oakland, odest didn't start riding real horses until he was an adult. but at 3 years old, there was a small red rocking horse in his bedroom. >> and listen to my grandmother holler at me saying if you don't stop jumpingof that horse and -- you're gonna break your neck. >> reporter: now retired from 37 years with pg&e, odest an spurred up reach out to black kids in the east bay. >> try now low. >> reporter: so the doors to western culture swing open for them. >> it's a lot of fun. it's a lot of hard work. and there's a lot of respect and traditio

so first tripping spoofing players nowrayson allen shoving coach?hree games, since he came back from serving one game ban for tripping o poefg player third time in a year grayson allen took game to another level last night, second half, allen tries to save the ball for duke as going into the seat, he goes out to dive for ball to keep it in watch as he shoves fwl state assistant coach dennis gates, video dark but you can see as he goes he clearly pushes him. this happened three nights after allen appeared possibly trip a boston college player no foul issued allen booed by florida state crowd every time he touched ball went to four line florida state won by 16, 10:00 a.m. eastern today, joe gibbs will hold a news conference to announce carl edwards retiring from a racing effective immediately two months ago edwards nearly one first sprint cup championship now number 19 toyota driven by ex finnerty champ daniel suarez, 28 time winner 445 career stats, you world series chicago cubs visit with outgoing president monday major league baseball commissioner

allen martin reports. >> reporter: he didn't mention the president by name but he didn't have to. there was no doubt who the governor was taking swings at. we know that jerry brown can be feisty but today he came off sounding like a fighter ready for the fight! >> california's not turning back!! not now, not ever! his truth is marching on!! >> reporter: from the battle hymn of the republic to woodie guthrie. >> this land is your land. this land is my land. >> reporter: to english poet john dunn. >> no man is an island entire of itself. >> reporter: he channeled them all in his 16 minute speech calling california the great exception that it is, brown pointed to uncertain times and promised to defend the state on immigration. >> and let me be clear, we will defend everybody, every man, woman and child who has come here for a better life and has contributed to the well-being of our state. [ applause and cheers ] >> reporter: and the environment. >> whatever they do in washington, they can't change the facts. and these are the facts. the climate is changing. the temperatures are risin

allen? >> all right. phil, besides all the stuff you pointed out legitimate concerns, the additional challenges the department is going to be facing this coming year, what are those? >> reporter: well, we have to reiterate, crime. it's still -- although it has gone down recently it's still one of the highest crime rates in the nation and also here's something else's to think about. in the coming year this chief is going to be facing something she may have never seen before and that's giant demonstrations because donald trump is president of the united states. we know that a trump administration is going to trigger protests that oakland is famous for. coming up at 6:00 we do a one- on-one with oakland mayor libby schaaf and talk about what went into likely the make it or break it appointment of her administration. we update on the ghost fire and talk to her about a surprise call she got from president obama. coming up at 6:00. >> we'll see you then. nobody said it's going to be an easy job. thank you, phil

here's kpix5's allen martin. >> republicans in congress are moving quickly to repeal obamacare. they hope to gut major sections of the law in a matter of weeks. >> this law is collapsing while we speak. >> today house republicans approved a budget that will give congress the authority to repeal much of the affordable care act. president-elect donald trump wants to replace the law at the same time as repealing it. >> it will be essentially simultaneously. it will be various segments, you understand, but will most likely be on the same day or the same week but probably the same day, could be the same hour. >> but the party is divided over how to replace the law. >> i think the repeal plan needs to be fully developed and better articulated prior to moving forward. i have some reservations about moving as quickly as we are. >> house minority leader nancy pelosi. >> what are they doing in this bill? overturning the affordable care act, undermining the health, security and national stability of america's working families and defunding planned parenthood. that's their manhood thing. >>

it's the third time higgins has lost to allen in the first round of the masters. later on. on friday, donald trump will be sworn in as the 45th president of the united states. his election to the white house followed one of the most bitter and divisive campaigns in american history, and many have questioned if the new leader is capable of really uniting the country, as he's promised. to find out, jon kay has set off on a road trip through the heart of america — along the iconic route 45 — travelling from north to south. today, in the first of a week—long series of reports, he's in wisconsin — a state that elected mr trump by the narrowest of margins. milwaukee. known for its harsh winters, for making cheese and beer, and now for its role in america's fragile new politics. go, go, go, go — right now. this is no place forfragile. junior ice hockey. this is the green bayjunior gamblers. jonathan is coaching the under—nines. he likes donald trump because he's different — a non—politician, an outsider. itjust goes back to an alternative that's outside of the box. a dif