>> dan bailey: any which way.n, hen! >> joe rogan: what happens if you accidentally shoot a hen? do you get in trouble? >> dan bailey: you report yourself. >> anthony: have you ever heard about the walk of shame? so really you have a split second to determine whether it's a shootable thing. okay well, we're counting on you! >> dan bailey: that's a rooster! >> anthony: i could have shot at that too! that was an easy shot. >> joe rogan: yeah one of those days, huh? >> dan bailey: public lands in montana; we're, we're fortunate we have a lot of them but you know they get a lot of pressure so uh when you get one of these birds it's pretty special. >> joe rogan: public land hunting is always, always a lot of work. >> dan bailey: in general anybody and everybody can come out here and chase your birds so. hey, there's a bunch of birds right there. see them go on through the trees right there? >> anthony: i saw. >> joe rogan: a bunch of pheasants just got up. let's get serious about this. >> anthony: all right. >> dan bai

sergeant bailey: it helped me in some way. at that point i knew it was not something i've done wrong which was a big thing for me. such an outrageous, dangerous way of doing something, it angered me as well. reporter: but nick, the skripals, and arlie rowley all survived the attack carried out by russian officers. it is unlikely they will ever appear in a british court. sergeant bailey: i said all along i want to walk out of hospital with my wife, which we did in the end, and to be able to do th after weeks of going through what we went through was incredible. kasia: that was sergeant nick bailey speaking exclusively toja corbin. now to the united states. rescue efforts continue in california, where over 800 staff are working through theng thanksgioliday. they are working to help identify the remains of those killed in the wildfires that struck the region earlier this month. more than 560 people still remain unaccounted for, with 86 people confirmed dead. for those who have been displaced by the fires, ngos and ical charities

kasia: that was sergeant nick bailey speaking exclusively to jane corbin. now to the united stat rescue efforts continue in california, where over 800 staff are working through the thanksgiving holiday. they are working to help reentify the remains of those killed in the wildthat struck the region earlier this month. more tn 560 people still remain unaccounted for, with 86 people confirmed dead. for those who have been displaced the fires, ngos and local charities have rallied in shows of support. joining us from a shelter in gridley is a red crosspe spokon. steve, i know you are one of those who are helping out with all of those people who have gone through so much over this period. steve: yeah, we are here. we have six shelters. the red cross has six shelters that are currently open. everyone is kind of enjoying a slower, quieter day.ng we are serhanksgivingme s to everybody throughout the day and continuing to care for these folks as much as we can until they can transition to whatever their next step mabe. sia: given that so many people are still unacco

bailey, i don't know him.ys blah, blah, blah, and then i just go oh, okay. >> she writes letters to steve soliah, these dramatic love letters to her boyfriend saying i want to keep up the fight for the revolution. and she wants to overthrow the government in america, which she spells a-m-e-r-i-k-k-k-a. >> al johnson and i constantly reminded patty that she was to have no contact with any of her former colleagues from the sla or elsewhere in that outlaw environment because they would do nothing but hurt her. it took her many months to gradually work her way back into society, where she wasn't afraid of the sla. >> she was deprogrammed and deradicalized, returned to the persona more similar to what she was when she was originally kidnapped. she was essentially brainwashed by her side team and her lawyers. >> it was never true that our objective was to reconvert her. >> news came she had been caught. it was a huge relief. and i did want to see her, but she didn't want to see me. and the attorneys didn't want her

in it we hearfrom detective sergeant nick bailey had quite a ghastly experience when he became very illhaving touched and another chop. yes, it was on the door handle of the house and he went out to investigate if there were fatalities. he was there to look. he was unaware of this, he was wearing a full forensic suits but after he got back from the house he did not see anything there, it almost normal, he immediately had as he described its feeling hot and sweaty and pinpricks in his ice. he got really bad the next day, so much that two days on he had to be rushed to hospital. we can hear a bit of that interview. to come back from the house, iwas that interview. to come back from the house, i was quite sweaty and hot. at the time i put it down to being tired and stressed. they said that you have this nerve agent in your blood system. what was your reaction? scary because it is fear of the unknown is that is such a dangerous thing to have in your system. knowing how the other two were, how badly they had been affected, i was petrified. that is pa rt affected, i was petrified. that is par

nick bailey too had come into contact with the novichok.porous surfaces, and it's spread by touch. just a few milligrams can kill. it only took a day for nick to realise something was badly wrong. everything was juddering. i was very, very unsteady on my feet. the sweating had gone from my forehead, down my back. my whole body was just dripping with sweat. he recalls the moment in hospital when he was told what had poisoned him. they said, "you have this novichok, this nerve agent, in your blood system." what was your reaction? scared, because it's the fear of the unknown. because it's such a dangerous thing to have in your system. knowing how the other two were, or how badly they'd been affected by it, i was petrified. it took two weeks for the investigators to discover that the nerve agent was put on the front door handle of the skripals' home, but it took the death of dawn sturgess to work out how it got there. her partner charlie rowley, who also became ill, had found the perfume bottle used to smuggle the substance into britain. this i

nick bailey, too, had come into contact with the novichok.rous surfaces, and it's spread by touch. just a few milligrams can kill. it only took a day for nick to realise something was badly wrong. everything was juddering. i was very unsteady on my feet. the sweating had gone from my forehead down my back. my whole body was just dripping with sweat. must have been pretty frightening for you. yes, it was. it was horrendous. he recalls the moment in hospital when he was told what had poisoned him. they said, "you have this novichok, this nerve agent, in your blood system". what was your reaction? scared, because it's the fear of the unknown. it's such a dangerous thing to have in your system. knowing how the other two were, or how badly they'd been affected by it, i was petrified. it took two weeks for the investigators to discover that the nerve agent was put on the front door handle of the skripals' home, but it took the death of dawn sturgess to work out how it got there. her partner charlie rowley, who also became ill, had found a perfume b

bailey, hello, it is victoria here. bailey? say hello. hello. go ahead, victoria. will the magic medicine do, bailey? can you tell victoria what the magic medicine will do? what do you want it to do? get my shakes away. get your shakes away. rachel, in terms of the seizures, how bad can it get for bailey? he has seizures every day, they are relentless. even though he is on 19 tablets a day, he has tried over 20 pharmaceutical drugs over the last 13 years. they are relentless, it inhibits his everyday life. he is sedated by the drugs that he is currently taking, the pharmaceutical drugs, so we have to wea n pharmaceutical drugs, so we have to wean him down off that which will cause psychosis and rages, which obviously inhibits our whole family life. he has got no quality of life which is why we need full extract cannabis oil for him. and the cannabis oil for him. and the cannabis oil for him. and the cannabis oil that you are able to use at the moment, what difference does that make? it has made huge differences. three years ago before he started taking it he had ho

that was detective sergeant nick bailey.ley's ordeal. he went into the house, he was unaware of this. he was wearing a full forensic field, but after he got back from the house he didn't see anything, it had all looked normal. he immediately had this he described feeling hot and sweaty and pinpricks in his eyes, and he got really bad the next day. so much so that today's money had to be rushed to hospital. clearly during the course of this programme you discovered more aboutjust how potent this novichok poisoning is. yes, the detective leading the investigation, the counterterrorism policing network looking at what happened there, he and his officers of course found tragically because of course found tragically because of dawn stu rg ess of course found tragically because of dawn sturgess —— because dawn stu rg ess ha d of dawn sturgess —— because dawn sturgess had died in a second attack, they found the perfume bottle field is filled with novichok that had been used to put the nerve agent under the door handle, and he told

nick bailey too had come into contact with the novichok.rous surfaces, and it's spread by touch. just a few milligrams can kill. it only took a day for nick to realise something was badly wrong. everything was juddering. i was very, very unsteady on my feet. the sweating had gone from my forehead, down my back. my whole body was just dripping with sweat. he recalls the moment in hospital when he was told what had poisoned him. they said, "you have this novichok, this nerve agent, in your blood system". what was your reaction? scared, because it's the fear of the unknown. because it's such a dangerous thing to have in your system. knowing how the other two were, or how badly they'd been affected by it, i was petrified. it took two weeks for the investigators to discover that the nerve agent was put on the front door handle of the skripals' home, but it took the death of dawn sturgess to work out how it got there. her partner charlie rowley, who also became ill, had found the perfume bottle used to smuggle the substance into britain. this is

nick bailey too had come into contact with the novichok.nking through porous surfaces, and it's spread by touch. just a few milligrams can kill. it only took a day for nick to realise something was badly wrong. everything was juddering. i was very unsteady on my feet. the sweating had gone from my forehead down my back. my whole body was just dripping with sweat. must have been pretty frightening for you. yes, it was. it was horrendous. he recalls the moment in hospital when he was told what had poisoned him. they said, "you have this novichok, this nerve agent, "in your blood system". what was your reaction? scared, because it's the fear of the unknown. it's such a dangerous thing to have in your system. knowing how the other two were, or how badly they'd been affected by it, i was petrified. it took two weeks for the investigators to discover that the nerve agent was put on the front door handle of the skripals' home, but it took the death of dawn sturgess to work out how it got there. her partner, charlie rowley, who also became ill, had

he will appear before the old bailey. sana muhammad husband and their five bailey.en were bailey. sana muhammad husband and their five children were also at the address but managed to escape harm. imtiaz muhammad has spoken of being heartbroken at the loss of his wife, although their little baby is in a sta ble although their little baby is in a stable condition. around a hundred people are still missing in california after the worst wildfires in the state's history. 44 people are now known to have died but that death toll is expected to rise. the fires have broken out across the state. more than 7,000 homes and other buildings have been destroyed. president trump has declared it a major disaster. most of the people who died were here — in and around the town of paradise — which has largely been destroyed. from california, dave lee reports. it's been five days since the flames ripped through here, taking everything. for the people that were able to make it out of paradise, into safety, an excruciating wait. this woman was trying to find out what happened to her brot

robert bailey from new york city has just stepped forward to claim his half of last month's record $750inner is here in new york and wabc's stacey sager was there. >> reporter: and for robert bailey, proof that persistence pays off, like really pays off. he says this was not a quick pick, these are five of the lucky numbers he's played for the last 25 years and a sixth that was given to him by relatives. sort of. >> and they gave me 40, and i had to change that for the powerball, and i picked four. >> reporter: he spent just $20 the day he got the powerball tickets here at the west harlem deli and at some point after the october 27th drawing -- >> i just thought i have five numbers, and sure enough, i was blessed. when i saw the four, i -- i just was in shock. >> reporter: robert is 67 years old, a single retired federal employee from manhattan with kids who has big plans. >> get a house, especially for my mother. god bless her. she's still around. >> god bless. >> with a little land around it. i definitely want to travel a little bit. >> reporter: that includes a trip to vegas, he says

nick bailey too had come into contact with the poison.lise something was wrong. everything wasjittery. i was wrong. everything wasjittery. i was very nervous. this wedding had gone down my poor head down my back. —— the sweating. gone down my poor head down my back. -- the sweating. it must've been frightening for you. he recalls the moment and hospital. he was told what had poisoned him. they said you have this novichuck. the nerve agent. what was your reaction? i was scared. it's a dangerous thing to have in your system. knowing how badly they had been affected by it, i was petrified. it took two weeks for the investigators to discover that the nerve agent was that on the door handle of the skripal home. her partner charlie rowley who also became ill and had found the perfume bottle. officers say it contained a significant amount of novichuck which could probably kill thousands of people. did it help you when you do it had been on the door handle, you did know that when you helped in the house. enough in some way, i thought i had done s

here is avril bailey, aspect avril bailey -- admiral bailey, and his mission was to guard the western approaches against the submarine attack. he was given command of all of the u.s. and british naval forces in the western approaches, and one of the things that heralded the tenure of avril bailey was that he had -- admiral bailey was that he had a great working association with the u.s. navy. if you know anything about world war ii, you know that was a lotta teens between the major officers only child, not so with the two navies in world war i, and it was a remarkable relationship that worked very well. i want to tell you little bit about this man who got the united states into world war i. here is how. he was an old battleship sailor and his command before coming to the director of naval intelligence was a battleship command, and at the time, crypto analysis, cryptology, and breaking into b signals, they was just coming into its infancy. the royal navy in room 40, was essentially the headquarters of naval intelligence. code breaking if you will. but some things happened that really h

. >>> and becerra defeated bailey. bailey. here are the latest numbers, 61% voted for becerra and 39 for steven bailey. >>> and in race for secretary of state, democrat alex padilla won over mark meuser, he focused on how he fought against president trump. 62% for alex padill and 38% for mark meuser. >>> senator feinstein is going back to the senate. she defeated fellow democrat kevin de leon to keep the seat she's held since 1992. she has a 54% to 46% lead in that race. she said she doesn't like the negative campaign rhetoric and how the country is deeply devised. >> this is -- deeply divided. >> this is a great country, it's been fractionalized and trivialized, we have to stop that and recognize the great power we are and recognize we need to do things for the good of mankind. >>> senator feinstein will go back to a senate under republican control and democrats gain the house of representatives. doug luzader joins us now with the potential impact of seats gained and lost for both parties. >>> good morning, well, i guess we'l

." >> reporter: cheryl bailey knows people who have done some amazing charity work overseas, helping some of the world's poorest, but her calling came to her as a bit of a surprise. it involved helping close to home and involved, of all things, hats. for any pastor or priest who takes to the pulpit each week and wonders if anyone is listening, wonders if their words are enough to make a difference, well, this story is for them. >> this is the story all pastors should know, that they can touch one person's heart, they can make a difference through their words. >> reporter: cheryl bailey says her story begins more than a decade ago. sitting in a pew at saratoga d federated church when the pastor's message about charity hit her like a bolt of lightning. >> his message was, stop waiting for that time to be right and do something now in your own backyard. >> reporter: cheryl, who was already expecting a group of friends over to decorate witches' hats for halloween the very next day, immediately turned their craft project into a charitable event, asking for donations to san jose'sit homele

in san jose, bailey was one of only a few dogs at the delmonte dog park. >> normally there's 12 dogs or so, but it's just her. >> reporter: and the owner believes that's cause many are keeping their dogs indoors away from the unhealthy air. >> i've only brought her once a day. >> reporter: instead of twice a day he's only taking to the bailey to the park once since the smoke settled on the bay area over a week ago. >> if the air quality is unsafe for us, it's unsafe for the pets as well. ervet at the south bay animal hospital. she says they're seeing otherwise healthy pets coughing and sneezing. last night they treated a cat that couldn't catch its breath, likely from the smoky air. >> try to minimize the times your pet is outdoors as well. skip the long walk, just take them out for short bathroom breaks. >> reporter: she says once pets have respiratory symptoms, complications can happen quickly. in fact the dog walking company wag sent an e-mail encouraging employees to walk doors indoor and -- dogs indoors and look for trouble breathing. it's a balance of keeping them healthy but a

bailey plans to buy a house for his mother and travel perhaps to las vegas.well, he's on a winning streak, why not? >>> on the "cbs moneywatch" now, a warning from the fed and an iconic denim company is reportedly going public. diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, diane. >> good morning, anne-marie. federal reserve chairman jerome powell said low unemployment and strong growth put the u.s. economy in a good place right now but powell warned of potential risks ahead such as a slow down of global growth, the impact of tax cuts and the rate of interest rate hikes. powell said nothing to indicate the fed will not go through with an expected rate hike next month. and he said political criticism will not affect the fed's policies. president trump has called the fed's rate hikes his biggest threat. powell spoke at the federal reserve bank in dallas yesterday. >>> it was another down day on wall street yesterday. stocks were dragged down by losses in tech companies, banks, and insurers. the dow fell 206 points, s&p lost

. >> our victim we identified as steven bailey williams. >> reporter: steven bailey williams, better known to his friends, family, and fans as steven b. >> all hit 96 kpke, friday morning with the bird and the b. >> reporter: a dj with a distinctive voice and personality that had made him famous in the 1980s as part of the hit denver-based radio show "steven b and the hawk." >> say, step over here and say a few words to the radio people around the country. >> well, i think we can keep this short and simple. get a real job. >> he was really at his professional zenith in denver. >> reporter: doug johnson and steven were friends for more than 30 years. they were the guys that really pioneered two-man morning radio. they were funny. they were great writers. they were great comedians. >> we've been over here at kpke for about what? a hundred years? >> uh, well, let's see it was 18 --. it was about 90-some years. >> tempus fugit when you're having a good time. >> he's lovable. i mean, you just -- everybody loves steven b. >> reporter: young sylvia noland had a big crush on steven b when th

investigators william bailey and duwayne wilford needs taking into account.bailey and wolf are attended the crime scene as soon as the assassination took place. they discovered two more bullets that were not mentioned in the l.a.p.d. report. the next day william daley an f.b.i. agent at the scene is in front is on the front page of all the newspapers pointing to a door frame and in one thousand seven hundred sixty given a sworn statement that he saw two bullet holes in the door frame. if a second gun is not firing there cannot be any bullet holes in the wooden door frames so the police tape those door frames down and they bring them the police station to do that work on them to turns out there too many of these bullets represent too many bullets star hands gun holds eight bullets more recent forensic analysis also supports the view that more bullets were fired at the scene the answer han could have had in his gun but the l.a.p.d. does not appear to have taken that on board then in two thousand and five further evidence. kennedy's victory speech in the manhole

but bailey is in operational command. bailey's the guy who is more or less directing them from headquarters. so does sims come across as being reluctant to do this? >> no. >> why not? >> he realizes the importance of maintaining unity of command in this larger war effort. he realizes that by sort of investing in the british ideas about sea power and going along with their strategy it's going to end up giving him the best results with his force. >> does he have -- go ahead. >> i was just going to say, he also realizes that he doesn't have the experience that the british do. the british have been fighting the germans for a few years now whereas sims, they are just coming over and -- >> sims is a -- he hasn't -- >> i'm not saying he's inexperienced. i'm just saying in that situation he might. >> let me ask you a question. because this is a sea power class. has anybody surpassed britain in terms of setting a model of excellence? >> no. >> not close. >> in that second slide that we were looking at where we went through those n

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daniela relph reports from the old bailey.ng he'd face difficult questions about his daughter's death and his relationship with her. nicola fellows was nine years old when she was murdered in 1986. earlier in this trial, the defence told jurors that barrie fellows was involved in the sexual abuse and murder of his own daughter. today, he got his chance to reply. barrie fellows was asked by the defence barrister if he had been complicit in the sexual abuse of his daughter and if he had had anything to do with her murder. he replied firmly, "no". barrie fellows then broke down in tears, as he described identifying his daughter's body. as he did so, he told thejury that he placed 50p in her hand, which would have been nicola's pocket money that week. russell bishop, an acquaintance of both girls‘ families, denies murdering the nine—year—olds. barrie fellows today told the court, in october the court, in october 1986 his daughter, nicola, and her friend, karen, had been in the wrong place at the wrong time. daniela relph, bbc news

lee bailey devoted his life to patricia hearst. he's a boston lawyer who spent years in san francisco away from his family. and as soon as she hooks up with bernie shaw, she cuts al johnson out and they never speak again. >> i was upset, i worked as hard on any case i had ever worked in my life and i believed in her and in her defense. >> she was on the hook for a very grisly first degree murder, and we got her out of that. had that been understood at the time, the hearst case would have been labeled as a major victory. and brandy and kathryn hearst understood, and they were very grateful for it. if patty ever said thank you, i don't recall. >> patricia hearst is asking for a new trial, charging her trial attorney, f. lee bailey with an ineffective defense. ♪ bum-bum-bum-bum-bum t-mobile believes it's better to give than to receive. some may disagree. (scream) no! others won't believe it. no! no! and some just won't have the words. (laugh) join t-mobile and get the samsung galaxy s9 free. we look forward to your reactions. (scream)

and tony thurmond 49% gentleman and democratic attorney general becerra has 61% of the vote over bailey. here are the numbers: re the numbers: 61% and 39% bailey. >>> in the race of secretary of state, padilla one over meuser. meuser. here are the latest numbers, 62% for padilla and 38% for meuser. >>> californiaians voted on daylight saving time, gas tax and caps on revenue at dialysis clinics. we have the latest on the hotly contested races. >> these were talkers, we talked baseball the daylight savings time proposition. big one there. we'll start with proposition 6. this will repole the gas tax, this is designated taxes and fees for road repairs and public transportation. a vote yes would get rid of taxes passed by the legislature. this will reduce funding for highway and road maintenance repairs. a vote no means tax also remain in effect. at this point we have 45% in favor to repole the gas tax and 45% voted against it. they argue it's a unfair and regressive increase. and they say it jeopardizes the safety of roads and bridges and ham% projects. >>> this is what proposition 7 is ab

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senate of his opponent stephen bailey. bailey is a judge but has some ethics questions.at race is tilting in basera's direction. it's going to be a long night before we get the final. >> a lot to go through and just to remind our viewers you're watching live coverage of election night 2018 as we continue our coverage of the results we know that gavin newsom will be the new governor of california. we know that the democrats have regained control of the house of representatives. but there are many stories on this election night from across the country, across the state, and across the bay area. >> we want to check back in on the situation in los angeles where j.r. stone is standing by. with egot to hear the new governor, the governor elect speak earlier to his crowd. i guess things are thinning out there now jr? >> reporter: yeah the music continues to play this evening. gavin newsom took the stage tonight just after 10:00 this evening and what a moment it was to give his victory speech. he was introduced by his wife jennifer eventually his four kids made their way to the

steven bailey, busca sustituir el actual contrincante.>muchos de los problemas de inmigraciÓn, buscan solucionar el problema. los jÓvenes necesitan certeza y no deportar hemos a personas que han estado en el paÍs desde niÑos. javier becerra se convirtiÓ en enero del 2017 en el fiscal general nÚmero 33 en la historia de california. >>yo puedo prepararle a todas esas personas que nos ayudaron con los pasos. quiero comprobar a todos que ese hijo de migrantes, en saber cÓmo llegar a la universidad, no sÓlo puede ser fiscal general. >>el juez por su parte, puntualiza su experiencia en derecho penal y pide que se unan para brindar soluciones locales para todos. >>mi gran preocupaciÓn radica en la seguridad de la comunidad, en ser un lÍder estatal como fiscal general, trabajando en problemas como desamparados, salud y abuso de drogas. un sistema criminal no funciona, poniendo en juego la efectividad de todos. los lÍderes en sacramento necesitan escuchar los problemas de los latinos.ustedes son la comunidad mÁs grande de california. hoy esperan s

reading are desperate for points themselves at the bottom end of the second tier, but leeds goalkeeper baileyheir 88th minute spot kick to deny them a point. elsewhere, norwich stay top of the table despite a 0—0 draw at hull city, sheffield united went up to fourth by beating brentford, and middlesbrough were held to a 1—1 draw at preston. sol campbell has been appointed manager of the english football league's bottom side macclesfield town after agreeing an 18 month contract. the former england defender was in attendance for this evening 1—0 win against promotion chasing exeter — that's just their third win of the season — they're still three points adrift at the foot of league two. campbell had previously complained that his managerial career in england has been hampered by a lack of opportunity for black coaches. i'm very happy for him. i don't think he needs any advice. he was one of many managers. you knows his football. i would say he is a natural leader. and of course his deal, you have to discuss that, and his power —— his gil and his power. for all the teams he played in. i would su

police officer nick bailey ended up in intensive care while investigating the case.nce it happened. such a outrageous, dangerous way of doing some impact it and give me. i said all along, "i want to walk out of hospital with my wife," which we did in the end. and being able to do that, to walk out of hospital after two and a half weeks of going through what i went through, was incredible. there's no realistic prospect of the government meeting its own deadline to install smart energy meters according to the national audit office. every home in britain is supposed to have a smart meter by 2020. they will allow readings to be read remotely and are supposed to help customers save money. well, lets talk to ben, this programme has been dogged by criticism hasn't it? you are going to be talking to somebody to date about it. a little later on in the programme will put it to those in charge. they had an ambitious target, they want to get 53 million of them installed around the country by 2020. they are nowhere on track to meet that. so far, the audit office says the problem

this benefits the bailey's cross road shelter. housing h new hope which helps to find homes forn people need. why is it so important? >> f grateful the support here today. all the funds raised is going to our housing assistant funds. apartment applications, security deposits, everything people need to get out of shelters. >> and people like chris that says he sleeps on the bench ound thecorner, got a new ok. treated here like part of the family a here the neighborhood barbershop. what do you want people to know? >> come on in. donate. it's all going to the shelter. they need your support and we'd love toee you. >> $15,000 is the goal. $500, $25, because people saw us on tv. this thing kicks off tomorrow morning a 9:00, ends on sunday morning. are you guys ready to raise money for a gooca e? we're going to do it. we're live from the neighborhood barbershop in falls church. ck in toyou. >> looks like aood time too. >> it's now 6:55. here's four things to know. get ready for another skins show sdown t weekend. they host the atlan fal

sell of the the notorious bey area of oakland known for activities including the murder of chauncey bailey who had been reporting on them. does it mean negative that he is linked to this family? >> we have to look at each individual as an individual >> reporter: we wanted to hear from bellinger but he denied our request for an interview from jail. >> all right. checking in on the weather, it's wet out there. certainly as we headed into the last few hours is showers are diminishing but we'll get back into it tomorrow with a secondary wave. it was raining hard tonight. the roadways are slightly wet out there. the san francisco forecast is something like this tomorrow. sky covered, chance of showers in the morning. afternoon rain showers breaks and then late afternoon rain showers break police station. in the mountains it's just going the whole time. it's not going to back off. nevada, truckee, northshore lake tahoe, it's going to snow, snow, snow, snow and keep going all day. they'll do well for accumulations. they could go three to three and a half feet by the time the weekend is through. s

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. >> reporter: cheryl bailey knows people who have done some amazing charity work overseas, helping somee world's poorest. but her calling came to her as a bit of a surprise. it involved helping close to home and involved of all things hats. for any pastor or priest who takes to the pulpit each week and wonder if anyone is listening, wonders if their words are enough to make a difference, well, this story is for them. >> this is the story that all pastors should know -- that they can touch one person's heart, they can make a difference through their words. >> reporter: bailey says her story begins more than a decade ago. sitting in a pew at saratoga federated church, when the pastor's message about charity hit her like a bolt of lightning. >> his message was, stop waiting for that time to be right. and do something now in your own back yard. i know there's a picture because i've seen it. >> reporter: cheryl, who was already expecting a group of friends over to decorate witches' hats for halloween the next day, immediately turned their craft project into a charitable event, asking for don

investigators william bailey and duwayne wilford needs taking into account. bailey and wolf are attended the crime scene as soon as the assassination took place. they discovered two more bullets that were not mentioned in the l.a.p.d. report. the next day william daley an f.b.i. agent at the scene is in front is on the front page of all the newspapers pointing to a door frame and in one thousand seven hundred sixty given a sworn statement that he saw two bullet holes in the door frame. if a second gun is not firing there cannot be any bullet holes in the wooden door frames so the police take those door frames down and they bring them the police station to do work on them to turns out there too many of these bullets represent too many bullets star hands gun holds eight bullets more recent forensic analysis also supports the view that more bullets were fired at the scene than is her hand could have had in his gun but the l.a.p.d. does not appear to have taken that on board then in two thousand and five further evidence. kennedy's fictive speech in the manhole o

reporter: yusef bay is currently serving a life sentence for organizing the 2007 murder of chauncey bailey. his white van was returned by the atf and is sitting in front of his home. >>> a man is recovering in the hospital after crashing his car and spending a night in it without help. the sheriff's department shared these pictures. last night, the 70-year-old man's family reported him missing. deputies searched for hours without luck. this morning, they spotted a tree with a damaged trunk and not far away was the car. the man was still inside. he is recovering in the hospital tonight. >>> happening now, the holiday tradition is under way. black friday is no longer a one-day event. michael's and sears are opening up for holiday sales. david louie is live in san jose where fewer shoppers are competing for deals. hi, david. >> reporter: hi, ama. you know we're used to seeing people camped out or sitting in temperatures or lawn chairs waiting for stores to open. we're not seeing that as much as black friday has become a multiday event. clever retailers figured it out. by offering black friday

investigators william bailey and duwayne wilford needs taking into account. bailey and wolf are attended the crime scene as soon as the assassination took place. they discovered two more bullets that were not mentioned in the l.a.p.d. report. the next day william daley an f.b.i. agent at the scene is in front is on the front page of all the newspapers pointing to a door frame and in one thousand seven hundred sixty given a sworn statement that he saw two bullet holes in the door frame. if a second gun is not firing there cannot be any bullet holes in the wooden door frames so the police tape those door frames down and they bring them the police station to do work on them to turns out there too many of these bullets represent too many bullets star hands gun holds eight bullets more recent forensic analysis also supports the view that more bullets were fired at the scene than is her hand could have had in his gun but the l.a.p.d. does not appear to have taken that on board then in two thousand and five further evidence. kennedy's victory speech in the manhole o

this is the jam out of san martin and morgan hill, the debris bailey at north 101. >> slowing folks downthat stretch. >>> we always have a check of your morning commute and the forecast as well when we have our local news updates every half hour. we start out at 7:25 this morning. look at this shot! >> beautiful shot there, to start our wednesday morning there, and president trump going to speak about 8:30, going to air right here on nbc bay area. we'll have that for you. also going to have more for you at "nbc bay area news" at 11:11. >>> good morning. divided we stand. it's a new day in washington. as voters turning out in record numbers give democrats control of the house. >> it's about restoring the constitution's checks and balances to the trump administration. >> the people's house is going to do a lot more work for the people. >> and in the senate, rc republicans pump up their power. adding to numbers in a string of red state battles. >> it was a contest for who we are and what we believe. >> the president upbeat after countless rallies of the faithful. >> vote

police officer nick bailey ended up in intensive care while investigating the case.appened. such an outrageous, dangerous way of doing something that it angered me as well. i said all along, "i want to walk out of hospital with my wife," which we did in the end. and being able to do that, to walk out of hospital after two and a half weeks of going through what i went through, was incredible. bbc panorama's jane corbin is here. thank you for coming along to talk about this programme. listening to nick bailey, it is quite remarkable on an individual level and a family level what he and his nearest and dearest have gone through. yes. he told me that physically he was doing well. he was recovering well, but psychologically it was a much longer haul. he unwittingly contaminated his police station and then his whole because he went to the house and he was the first into the house that night, he touched the door handle and the novichok was put upon the door handle. he was wearing a forensic suit, he got it from his gloves onto his face, he was obviously very ill and he cont

the notorious bay family known for criminal activities, including the murder of journalist chauncey bailey. >>> people spent thanksgiving to do good and give back to their communities. in oakland, it was motorcycles and hot holiday meals. the good fella motorcycle club hosted their thanksgiving meal yesterday afternoon. they rode their bikes and set up tables of food. they served turkey and stuffing. you see oakland mayor libby shaft stopped by as well. and they took time to deliver meals to senior citizens. most of them live on an income of less than a thousand dollars a month. the deliveries involve 260 separate routes. they say that thanksgiving is their favorite day of the year. >>> students from the oakland school of the arts prepared a five star quality meal for the homeless delivering invitations to people that have been camping you the in emeryville. they retreated to this fancy thanksgiving feet complete with fine china and tablecloths. >> i forgot it was thanksgiving. thankfully they did show up. i was just going to eat a peanut butter sandwich and listen to the radio. >> this tr

captain hard and captain nick saw the crossover as well as working with captain bailey r. for similar crimes were happening. the cars that were being used for similar. they went out of their way to talk to the department of emergency management and make sure that certain calls within the neighborhood were classified at a higher level, at a higher priority. instead of coming in and seeing a priority of a suspicious vehicle captives were coming in s.p. priorities. if the officers weren't aware of what was going on investigative leak, that they knew that if this was categorized as a b. priority, there was a quicker response to the neighborhood. we were trying to get ahead of the burglary happening. that was a successful thing that they -- that they put into play. by the taraval, obviously is doing a great job around this and collaborating with their partners. we'll talk about the mission a little bit. mission station is a very different dynamic than taraval. even during the day, we will see crime changes within the mission district. we could see property crime issues during t

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robert bailey was one of two winners in the $687 million drawing on october 27th. he bought a ticket in harlem. only went in to get out of the rain. as far as the numbers he picked, a family member gave him 25 faithfully ever since. the retired federal government employee explains what he plans to do with all that money. >> get a house, especially for my mother, god bless her. she's still around, with a little land around it. i definitely want to travel a little bit and hopefully iod in for me and my family. >> yeah. one of the first places he plans to visit, las vegas. is that where he's planning to make the investments? >> really. >> guess he's feeling lick. the other winner was a woman in iowa, and she claimed the other half last week. what kind of investments would you make? what would you do, mike? >> i'd go to vegas. no idea. i would think about my kids, my wife and their futures. >> set everybody up with property, something solid that they can hang on to. a nice trust, sure >> exactly. >> no cars. >> from all of us here at abc 7 news, thanks so much for join

multiple reports say will and bailey byler and the chopper pilot were all killed in yesterday's early morning crash. the ntsb is set to release more details today. they were students at sam houston state university. >>> and the woman known as southpark susan has turned herself in. susan westwood from charlotte, north carolina is allegedly seen on this video screaming racial slurs at two black women. they were waiting for aaa to come jump-start their car. westwood allegedly told 911 the black women were attempting to break into apartments and offered the dispatcher $2500 to get them out of here. she's been fired by her employer. >>> the outlook is good for the air force academy's mascot. aurora, the falcon, was stolen as a prank before this weekend's game at west point. and suffered an injury. west point has issued an apology. however, the 22-year-old falcon is already flying around her pen. air force officials say aurora is expected to make a full recovery. the west point cadets who stole the bird could face jail and dishonorable discharge. >>> philadelphia's super bowl win in februar

incumbent with 58% of the precincts -- 5% of the vote, 35% of the precincts reporting over steven baileyr. >> oakland mayor libby schaaf is expected to keep her job. rank choice voting could delay the outcome for days. >> cat brooks and pamela price are contends in the race. libby schaaf is the projected winner and that was the expectation going in. rank choice voting tends to throw a monkey wrench into the system. cat brooks and pamela price have 16% of the vote and 11% respectively to incumbent mayor libby schaaf's 65% of the vote with 17% of precincts now reporting. > lyanne melendez has more. >> repak han as a feisty city. but i can also tell you that voters here will have no problems letting her know whether or not she has done a good job when it comes to two major issues here which are the homeless issue and, of course, affordable housing. what mayor schaff have voters told you? >> absolutely. homelessness has been the number one issue i've heard about on the campaign trail this year. and while we traditionally count on the county to take care of it, we can't do that anymore as ste