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. >> today they arrested mitchell lynn beak cam in antioch, a man with an extensive criminal history. >> we're live in police headquarters with more. lillian. >> because of advances in dna technology, police were able to make an afleft antioch's oldest unsolved murder case. >> we never gave up on bringing this case to a successful resolution. >> reporter: 37 years later, a break in the case that had the entire pay area on edge. susan bam bah deer was only 14 years old when she was kidnapped, raped, and murdered 'the now they say they have her killer in custody. 63-year-old man who knew the family. >> our thoughts and prayers are with her family and we hope this development offers some level of comfort to them. >> reporter: police stay was 1980 when he kidnapped suzanne from her sister's apartment on hudson court while she was baby sitting her nieces. they say he raped her before he stabbed her in the chest which penetrated her heart. her body was found floating in the river just east of the antioch bridge just days later. investigators were only able to recently link him to the crime

. >> today they arrested mitchell lynn beak cam in antioch, a man with an extensive criminal history. >> we're live in police headquarters with more. lillian. >> because of advances in dna technology, police were able to make an afleft antioch's oldest unsolved murder case. >> we never gave up on bringing this case to a successful resolution. >> reporter: 37 years later, a break in the case that had the entire pay area on edge. susan bam bah deer was only 14 years old when she was kidnapped, raped, and murdered 'the now they say they have her killer in custody. 63-year-old man who knew the family. >> our thoughts and prayers are with her family and we hope this development offers some level of comfort to them. >> reporter: police stay was 1980 when he kidnapped suzanne from her sister's apartment on hudson court while she was baby sitting her nieces. they say he raped her before he stabbed her in the chest which penetrated her heart. her body was found floating in the river just east of the antioch bridge just days later. investigators were only able to recently link him to the crime

mike beaking is the c.e.o. of the happiness research institute in copenhagen he says that the danes unique attitude towards life plays a major role in their sense of wellbeing. we've been curious about why denmark does well in the happiness rankings and we've looked at the political system and that's big part of the explanation you know high level of trust your social security and those with health care but that also explains why the other nordic countries do well so we wanted to understand why does denmark do better than than sweden finland iceland and and and norway. spending quality time with family and friends or enjoying homemade cinnamon buns that's. the danes really love christmas time traditional apple tarts are on sale at christmas markets throughout copenhagen. so is the book or danish mulled wine. particularly amusement park is decked out with a sea of. lights mike thinking says winter is the peak season for a good. while is practiced throughout the year i think for the winter period it becomes almos

mike beaking is the c.e.o. of the happiness research institute in copenhagen he says that the danes unique attitude towards life plays a major role in their sense of wellbeing. we've been curious about why denmark does well in the happiness rankings and we've looked at the political system. and that's big part of the explanation you know high level of trust your social security and those with health care but that also explains why the other nordic countries do well so we wanted to understand why does denmark do better than than sweden finland iceland and and and norway. spending quality time with family and friends or enjoying homemade cinnamon buns that's. the danes really love christmas time traditional apple tarts are on sale at christmas markets throughout copenhagen. so it's a good look for danish mulled wine. particularly of use mint park is decked out with a sea of lights might be king says winter is the peak season for it. while it is practiced throughout the year i think for the winter period it become

. >> if you're logging on to abc7news.com from your phone, download the abc 7 app to get beaking news alerts and tune in for the latest news and weather on our newscast, abc 7 news at 4:00 p.m. >>> a dying air force veteran wished for something out of this world. his fellow "star wars" fans certainly delivered. darth vader, himself, surprised ron in his hospital room in new hampshire with an invitation to a screening of "star wars: the last jedi." local firefighters arranged to have an ambulance transport him to the local theater. organized by his daughter, #ron'slastjedi. >> unbelievable, all these people are here. i thank god for "star wars" fans. >> i never would have believed it would have turned out -- this is incredible. >> a local cinema provided tickets to the family and all the friends. "star wars," by the way, produced by the walt disney company. disney also owns abc 7. certainly touching. >>> today we have something to celebrate, i want to bring joey smith up here. our stage manager has been at abc 7 news for 40 years. joey smith. it's his very last show. how blessed are we

mike beaking has written a book about all this and he believes he knows the answer. he has to do with togetherness it has to do with the art of creating a good atmosphere it's about equality it's about saving simple pleasures i think we also see something inherently danish i think we see it as part of our national identity the same way the american see freedom we think of who gets something as part of our d.n.a. . the word who get means being comfortable and contented often while enjoying the simpler pleasures of life. here are a few examples. it's having of kabul for warm chocolate or won't he and some basic needs at some and the talk who go a little bit deeper than the chilling on the couch and. take a. candle for us all hogan is also maybe watching a film or reading a book and brutal isn't. mike beekeeping is the c.e.o. of the happiness research institute in copenhagen he says that the danes unique attitude towards life plays a major role in their sense of wellbeing. we've been curious about why denmark does well in the happiness rankings and we've looked at the p

that home was raided by san francisco police officers hast beak.during this search they confiscate add laptop containing images. >>> a deadly crash involving a pedestrian on east bay freeway. chp says the woman was walking in the slow line li lain and i-80 when a car hilled her. the driver stopped and is cooperating with police. no word on why the ots woman was on the freeway. two lanes were closed while the investigation continued. at this point the driver isn't facing charges. >>> new video out of santa rosa where fire conversions look for a cause of this fire. we just tweeted out the footage. happened in the area of bode. smoke filling the air. you see the firefighters aching from the roof. foor fire crews got an 8 -year-old person out of the house in time. be. and firefighters say he didn't know his house was on fire. >>>? san jose tonight a neighborhood on edge. fabs say a series of recently small fires all appear intentionally set. and residents will fear the possibility of a serial arsonist. robert handa joins us from the neighborhood where

beak-ins occurred in the west springfield area. police believe three people are responsible. tonight, they want to hear from anyone with info about those christmas, nine people are displaced after a fire ripped through their southeast washington home. nearly 75 firefighters balanced this blaze on 21st street this morning. fortunately no one was hurt and while the home was badly damaged, firefighters say sprinklers kept that home from being completely destroyed. the family saw the family and they called 911. >> i woke my uncle up and told him it's a fire, it's a fire. >> flames were shooting out of all of the windows in the house. i had never seen anything like that in my life. >> i just saw everybody running and i just saw everybody out of their houses. >> were you scared? >> yes. i felt bad for them. >> tonight the cause of that fire remains under investigation. >>> mean tile, there were two other fires in d.c. today. a fire at a northeast d.c. funeral parlor. and in northwest d.c., on 18th street near belmont road and adams morgan. flames shot through the roof still no caus

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the northwest so far, it should have been here, but we seem it should have been here, but we seem to beakde and thinking it's 0k, make the same preparations, could still hit later on. what are the preparations? what advice would you give to drivers? if you have to go, preparation first. make sure you warm up the car, defrosted it, top up your screen car, defrosted it, top up your screen wash, car, defrosted it, top up your screen wash, many car, defrosted it, top up your screen wash, many people get caught out because of the salt on the road, you are constantly using the wash. fill up your car, charge phone up, people think if you break down and your power goes off, you lose your saturn as, you lose the power to your phone. keep your recovery numberto hand, you your phone. keep your recovery number to hand, you can get in contact with them. when you said you were expecting more snow in the north—west, if you positioned it in this area, how quickly can you move and who takes the decision, who comes to the decision? we have two areas where we move things around and stop the gritting station

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doesn't look like this beak is going to have any big snowstorms in it.lly the theme as we head towards christmas is it's going be warm and a lot of areas of rain. a little bit of rain. heading for new orleans. southern portions of mississippi. can't see on the map a lot of dense fog. everywhere in between. where the foggiest mornings i've seen in a long time throughout areas of the south. we have the fog to deal with today. a little bit of light rain. heavy rain event goes tuesday, wednesday through the region. this red is about two inches of rainfall. east texas going to get it. southern half of arkansas. right into the areas of northern mississippi and back to the carolinas. just be prepared traveling through the region, plenty warm. going to be rainy. talking about warm. much of the country seeing above average warmth. map 10-20 degrees above average has 94% of the united states seeing well above normal this time of year. melting a lot of snow packs. white christmas looking if if i at best for many areas. chicago 52. indianapolis 53 on tuesday. some o

people were already beak evacuated out 69 canyon. then i heard the sheriff on the loud speaker say this is not a drill, mandatory vakvation. >> harris: this is not a drill. the wild spread fires are fueled by bone dry conditions and powerful wind gusts. fire officials say things got a little better today, conditions are expected to get worse over the weekend. will carr is live from the front lines in santa paula, california. will? >> harris, this has been a massive fire scorching more than 130,000 acres so far. but today, the winds have died down. that's given fire crews the ability to go in with helicopters and really attack this hillside, trying to knock these flames down. they have really done a great job. we've seen the smoke di min y, over the last couple of hours. this is a far different scene than we've seen the past couple of days when we've been on the front lines, when the winds were blowing the hardest. take a look at what we've been seeing. themes flames are racing down the hillside, being pushed by the pierce winds we se

. >>> and we're also following beaking news. the house intelligence committee russia investigators are interviewing one of the president's longest-serving aides, rowena graph, for more than three decades she's been his gatekeeper in new york where the hearing was held over objection by democrats on the committee. >>> the united nations security council has voted unanimously to impose harsh new sanctions on north korea in response to its ballistic missile tests. president trump praised the move in a tweet just moments ago and added, quote, the world wants peace, not death. >>> now there is new concern about the kim jong-un regime's ability to use those missiles to deliver biological weapons, including anthrax and smallpox. we're covering all of that and and much more this hour, including with congressman ted lieu of the judiciary and foreign affairs committees. and correspondents and specialists are also standing by. let's begin with the news on president trump. our senior white house correspondent jeff zeleny is joining us from

now my mother on the other hand never ever went to school she doesn't matter with her or her beak or even english the knowledge is never ever experienced in a class where it can be taught but a joke which often flow goes along as a very very strong lady in a very very slowly. i have big family and time tickets. she had her way and she came to me. what states what. i mean until i'm i carried the right. at them have to be smart you have to read it you have to do deeds have to do that but then so my heart some let more life into look me in my heart. that's all a time i told them i had i wanted to be doctor i wanted to be solicitor i wanted to be computers man i wanted to something good for your future is. south care and his younger brother sam both go to punchbowl boys high there was probably about seventy people out of more year that actually got into a university of some sort but i was still young back then but you could choose which part you really wanted to take. but at school they're already on different paths. sal heading towards a university degree with sam looking forward to the

this morning when the creditors meeting was getting under way and the pension protection fund, which beaksre have been intense talks. eventually toys rus been intense talks. eventually toys r us and the pension protection fund have come to an agreement which involves toys "r" us paying millions of pounds into the pension scheme but over the next three years rather than upfront. they had bad agreement. the second thing that happened was because of that they we re happened was because of that they were able to proceed to a vote amongst creditors to approve the rescue plan put together. that was passed by 98%. good news. but where does it leave staff? 3200 of them, most of them, can sleep easy in their beds, think myjob for the moment is safe. the rescue plan itself involves the closure of 26 out of 105 outlets. this one on the old kent road is one of those likely to close. those 26 stores including this one could involve the loss of between 500 and 800 jobs. still some pain to come. as far as customers are concerned, toys "r" us say they can shop with confidence through christmas and new yea

dd is beak going to be campaigning for roy moore.y into the state right now. roy moore is almost certainly going to be the next u.s. senator from alabama. they can't hide from these questions going forward. he's going to be up there. they're going to be relying on him for votes and trying to lobby him for votes. it feels untenable to me. >> it does. as we're having this important discussion about al franken and much more importantly the broader impact and import of this on sexual harassment, sexual misconduct in politics, you see on the right side of your screen the diplomatic room in the white house and the podium where the president is going to speak in just a matter of moments on something that is very, very consequential, that is the u.s. embassies in israel, he will say he will actually move it to jerusalem. and the impact that that is going to have globally not to mention just with the whole notion of mideast peace is something that you can't understate. we do want to finish the conversation here back around the table about the

so create more uncertainty i think that's obvious i think uncertain is in the beak that's a word for the entire branch of negotiations who are only moving into phase number number two right now we're at we're almost at the one year down in the brics of negotiations normally trade negotiations take up to five or ten years so it's very obvious that they will have to agree on a transition period anyway and i think it's extremely challenging to come up with some kind of a trade agreement within the next twelve fifteen months so which means uncertainty will prevail all over and uncertainty is very bad thing for financial markets but also for businesses which have to do their planning for the next years ahead well five or ten years as you say that cost it would be a very long time to have prolonged uncertainty now over all the british economy is already starting to feel the pain all of the breaks. what's your assessment going forward i think what we do see that this pain of the brics and vote is a gradual pain i think part of the pain were were compensated by a week of pound sterling which

governments are looking at google and looking at facebook you know, the government is going to stick their beaknto this thing and that's the risk i don't think these are expensive stocks given their growth rates. >> did other people at the table with the president opine as well what was the prevailing thought? if the president is seeking out advice from you and others at the table. >> i changed the subject very quickly. he did say to me, lee, i guess i can say this, he said, lee, you have a fabulous reputation do you think your open letter to president obama created your s.e.c. problems. so somebody briefed him. i told him i didn't know, but, mr. president, the s.e.c. treated me very unfairly but i'm getting on with my life. let me congratulate you on your victory. i think personally if hillary clinton had won, we'd be in a recession today. you represent extra innings to both the economy and the stock market the best thing you can do is work very hard to unify the country. there's too much divisiveness. his response was i hear you. not really likely to happen, too much anger well, we'll have to

presumed strength reflected in the economy and the living conditions of ordinary people well just two beaks ago at just a few months ahead of the presidential election the russian central bank has announced good news for the kremlin russian economy is indeed growing again in spite of sanctions after three years of recession western sanctions may have howled to the country into recovery forcing it's to become more self-reliant but at the same time terry nearly twenty million russians are now surviving on wages below the poverty line according to the latest state statistics and at the same time a dickel standards are catastrophic especially in rural areas and thrushes education is done that's falling dramatically as well yuri thank you so much to tell me as you're a shutter there in moscow. to india where child marriage has been outlawed for more than a decade but that hasn't stopped it in some poor muslim neighborhoods criminal middle band scour the streets for child brides for older men visiting from arab gulf states parents and clerics receive payoffs to allow the unions most of the so-cal

the creature had scythe—like claws, a reptilian tail and a beak lined with teeth. lived 75 million years ago, and was a therapod — like tyrannosaurus rex. it may have been the first dinosaur to adopt the lifestyle of a modern—day water bird. the uk's next city of culture will be named later today as hull's year—long celebration in the spotlight nears an end. coventry, paisley, stoke—on—trent, sunderland and swansea are in the running for the 2021 title. that's a summary of the latest bbc news — more at 9.30. this e—mailfrom this e—mail from stuart, this e—mailfrom stuart, your experiences of how long you had waited in a&e, we took our elderly mother—in—law a&e evening after having called 111. she had acute back pain, she spent approximately 21 hours on the ward, eight hours of which was sitting on a hard plastic chairand which was sitting on a hard plastic chair and the rest on a trolley. ca re chair and the rest on a trolley. care in this time was contradictory and confusing. she was eventually admitted to a ward where she spent four hours before eventually being

very good to get your perspective on this important story there in lebanon brass and co are just beaking to us. interesting sidebar as east timor if you take a look at our new section of al-jazeera dot com focusing on the toxic cost of rubbish rubbish scavenging where people as young as eighteen living in unimaginable say unimaginable circumstances appalling health consequences of course and if you keep on going and see some of the people who live at the dump including this little girl who's lived there all her life and a problem for some in beirut a lifeline for others here in east timor but whichever way you look at it it's a sad indictment about the modern world unto france which has the world's third biggest nuclear weapons stockpile behind the united states and russia unlike many countries there is no great debate about its nuclear arms as the majority of french people support the option but with costs set to double to around ten billion dollars a year some may change their minds tony but the reports now from paris. when france carried out its first nuclear test in algeria fifty sev

the idea of a teethed beak scares me. i always think about that. how often?mpions league knock—out stage. manchester united, manchester city, chelsea, tottenham, were already through to monday's draw. and liverpooljoined them last night with a brilliant 7—0 win over spartak moscow at anfield. phillip coutinho scored a hatrick, while sadio mane got a couple of goals too. jurgen klopp's side topped their group so he might not be too happy with who they draw to face next. the last 16 have always been strong. this year is special. not often can you go against bayern munich and real madrid in the top 16. also juve! and all alsojuve! and all the others! so, that is quite interesting. spurs finished the group stages on a high with a 3—0 win at wembley over apoel nicosia. fernando llorente scored his first for the club in a much changed side. son heung—min scored a well worked second before half—time. tottenham were already sure of finishing above real madrid in the group. manchester city lost for the first time this season at shakhtar donetsk. bernard scored a terri

this is adrian his wife and pardon my back as i come over here a and e beak.queen wallace is here. miss fran us this is for the rec center. this is in memory of jamari sydnor and her trees that roots are deep, the branches continue. tell us about this adrian. >> we made this out of local walnuts. the tree here is actually made from two slots of an old 1920s juke joint we thought it was appropriate we know she loved to sing and dance. and then we chose the tree of life because it represents the continuity of life. so the branches are her reaching out to touch so many lives. the roots she's so deeply rooted in everyone's hearts here that really she goes on living forever. >> forever artist vicr adrian thank you for coming in. and this will go here in this building. right? >> thank you so much. >> this will be in this building permanently. do you know where you'll put this? >> we haven't quite decided but we're going to make sure that it's in a place where everyone can share in the artwork. >> kids can see it. so mom i wanted to save you for last. this, um, good

[laughter] even a reference for their real beaks somebody is mentioned how he was the right-hand man so we were having a lot of fun you probably did not even though those references we're going on. so thanks for the invitation the summer and to say a few words i want to dress up front the opening question to remain a predominant role power despite those challenges that everybody recognizes. my answer is yes, probably but we need to focus on key things. what i want to highlight is returning to robust lung lovell's of economic growth, strengthening and deepening that network of alliances. and something i have focused on with a bird's-eye view is a stronger executive legislature cooperation in terms of foreign policy. so then the book above to take any questions or comments. first, my team has passed out a chart. this was the biggest surprise to give me as a u.s. senator i have been in a little less than three years but when i came here i thought with the exception of national security to grow the economy with a robust growth was the most important thing congress should focus on. so man