and the united states does produce great renegades people who were once in the system as as bill brown was he was once worked for the state department he then became a story in and he became as an a story in in fine for inzaghi tile of rapacious washington the number of bones that fell on countries the number of leaders they tried to assassinate. the number of war those that they that the washington implemented against defenseless countries and so on in his books. the secret history the cia rogue state and many of those bill bluhm documented these and i was terribly sorry to hear that he died because we've lost a very rare. historian the the silence of historians is one of the problems that we have these days the people who know about what is done to other countries bill braun was one of those who spoke up i was reading the other day. he quoted khadafi bill was capable of finding out he was actually particularly good investigative journalist finding out what people said. that we knew almost nothing about and khadafi had had warned that if he was attacked in two thousand and eleven that

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is it if it strips away the the the mosque of all of this great repay shifts rogue state as bill brown called it that's very embarrassing to those who have been giving us nonsense such as the democratic party the clinton the bushes the obama's as obama said america is the only exceptional nation. from this this is a fabulous show i want to really say what it comes down to the actual. truck. trumps very presence and what he dogs his grotesqueness if you're like he's tweeting is us that's that's the system. builder thank you. that's in the show and this season will be back on wednesday the ninth of january with a brand new series but will be showing your favorite shows all through the yuletide period until then can you touch my social media as you see. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics.

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is it if it strips away the the the mosque of all of this great repay should state as bill brown called it that's very embarrassing to those who have been giving us nonsense such as the democratic party the clinton the bushes the obama's as obama said america is the only exceptional nation. from this this is a fabulous show i won't really say what it comes down to the actual. truck. from very present. his grotesque if you like his tweet is. that's that's the system. thank you. let's have a show of the season we go on wednesday to the month of january with a brand new series but we'll be showing your favorite shows all through the yuletide period of social media. guys are financial survival guide liquid those that you can convert as quite easily . to keep in mind to mean to a place in. your. own independence riots flaring leaving dozens injured as protesters decry a federal government cabinet meeting in the regional council. sucks for refusing to sign a pro israeli pledge a school therapist in the u.s. says texas the authorities over there mandatory but it's also in place in more than a

bill brown as he celebrated his 100th birthday on december 3. born and raiseed in brunswick, georgia, he's a stalwart of the community. after 100 years, though, he's has ly a stalwart but he also made a significant impact on countless individuals' lives. during world war ii, he built liberty ships for the war effort. when the war was over he embarked on the career of selling real estate in the area. during this time he had a firsthand perspective of brunswick's growth. although there are only -- these are only a few of the many ways he served his community throughout his life, one of his most important may be that he rarely misses being in the pew in the first united methodist church. i am glad to see the hundreds of people who came to mr. brown's birthday party. each with well wishes and lots of thanks for mr. brown for now -- for how he helped them along the way. mr. brown, happy birthday. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize captain danny jones, ilot john beemler, and apprentice gordon struther near the st. simon's island pier on onovember

. >> bill brown was one of those friends.n 1982 after high school, brown and david jackson worked together at a burger king, where david became a manager. brown also had a front row seat to the budding romance between jackson and a pretty 16-year-old coworker named barbara britton. >> they were together, and that's awesome. i mean, if you can find love, that's what we all want. >> and so all of these years later, detective velasquez paid a visit to the woman who had been the girl that had fallen in love with david jackson. happy to help, she told the detective. same thing when we called on her to talk about the david she knew. >> he was a very good-looking man. you know, we just had an attraction for each other and started talking. sweet, nice, kind, swept me off my feet. >> and as she talked, it became clear, deep emotions would not stay underneath the surface. >> i was young, i was still going to school. this was my first love. >> two youngsters in love. and then, well, things happen, don't they. >> mom, i got something to

tells us that several highly publicized police students have caused bills to become law in the state. >> reporter: governor jerry brown signed two bills, 1421 was written by state senator nancy berkeleytakes affect january 1st it allows publto po records involving sexual assault by an office he were. the second measure assembly bill 748, it will require body camera footage and use of force case to be released within 45 days unless it will interfere with the vex. it was introduced by phil king of san francisco. >> we believe having greater transparency to the public will build back the relationship and help build trust. that's what these bills are about. >> it comes after several highly publicized use of force cases including the shooting of a man who was suspected of breaking into cars and was in the backyard of his grandmother's home when they mistook his cellphone for a gun. his death sparked protests nationwide. >>> our time is 4:17, arethra franklin, the queen of soul apparently left behind millions of dollars of unpaid taxes, she died at the age of 76, she did not leave a will. the documents have been obtained by

a version of the bill was shot down earlier this year by governor brown. , the bill would begin a five-year pilot program . the first hearing on the new bill is expected to be in the spring. >>> for wednesday i expect we start out with a bit of fog. then in the afternoon breaking way to partly cloudy skies and temperatures in the 60s. this afternoon it in the north bay, we had temperatures in the 50s with a lot of cloud cover, j was falling over the bay area. we did not see a whole lot. eight a few 100s reported over santa rosa and petaluma. take a look, hayward came in at 65 today. more of the same expected for tomorrow. here's a look at storm tracker. still a little bit of rain over northern california. into lake county. for the rest of us, we are drying out. the fog could create visibility issues tomorrow. we are seeing visibility about three miles in santa rosa right now. around the bay, we could see it as well. we will see get into thursday. here's a look at future cast. for tonight into tomorrow, waking up with cloud cover. ins the fog in the central

brown tonight. not only did he work closely with bill, but they were good friends. we also saw his impact in the community and admired by many. >> that's my father, if you're wondering. >> reporter: the tributes poured in. tweets from governor brown, senator kamala harris, and from nancy pelosi, reading the passing of bill newsom is a great personal and official loss for all who were fortunate enough to call him friend. >> i am really shocked, because i know how proud he really was. and how he had really looked forward to his son being sworn in. >> reporter: he died in his san francisco home wednesday morning. and before he was known to the world as the father of governor elect gavin newsom, he developed a name as a distinguished judge, appointed to the superior court and court of appeal. former san francisco mayor willie brown says he's better explained as an advocate for tomorrow. >> when none of us were thinking about the quality of the air, when none of us were thinking about the availability of water, bill newsom was into all of those things. >> reporter: he als

just past 12 bills that governor brown has signed. [applause] honest, just as kim says, i am a vessel. the real people that are in the capital, advocating, lobbying, telling their stories are the members of a rc. could we have the members of a rc in the room stand up real quick? [laughter] -- [applause] claudia: thank you. while. -- wow. room, right there in the we have hundreds and hundreds if not thousands of years of incarceration. that rudy talked about with the families and sitting with alice as kim was talking about. arc,i really learned at we were doing entry work and getting people on their feet and a lot of policy change work. when we were doing prop 57 here, thetarted polling electorate in california and realized the second -- we were asking if you believe in punishment or rehabilitation? the second you said crime, what about someone who did this? everyone was easily scared. you see what works for the president. fear works for a short term. it can work immediately but not as a long-term strategy. i realized it was going to h

. >> reporter: to increase transparency in law enforcement governor jerry brown signed two bills. it takes effect january 1. it allows public access to internal investigations of police shootings and other use of force cases as well as records involving sexual assault by on officer. the second measure, bill 748 doesn't take effect till july. it requires body camera shootin force cases to be released within 45 days unless it interferes with the eater trans the communities will help build back that relationship. but also in particular help build the trust. i think that is is really what these two bills are about. >> the new legislation comes after highly publicized cases. in march he because suspected of breaking in to cars when two officers mistook his cell phone for a gun. they shot him several times. his death sparked protests nationwide. >>> the weather forecast today, the last few days of 2018 looking dry. lots of sunshine across the bay on the car tomorrow. especially inland. 28 to 35 degrees. around the bay 30s to 40s. just up to the north, that is a frost advisory for tomorr

bills that will soon become a statewide law. >> in an effort to increase transparency, governor brown sign two bills. one was written by nancy scaler . it allows access into public police shootings as well as records involving sexual assault by an officer. the second measure, doesn't take effect until july and it will require buddy camera footage of police shootings to be released within 45 days unless it will interfere with the investigation. >> we believe that providing greater transparency to the public and the community will help to build back the relationships. it will also build trust. that is what these two bills are about. >> the new legislation comes out here several cases including the shooting death of stephan clark. back in march 22- year-old was suspected of raking into cars and was in his grandmother's backyard when two officers mistook his cell phone for a gun. they opened fire and shot him several times. his death sparked protests nationwide. >>> still to come, a mother overserved door and she also opened her door again for a stranger. >> a man found dead in the california hotel room,

trump lied to his public about his dealings and bill clinton lied. dave brown and jim and mark. welcome to all of you gentlemen. let's follow up on that. i want play something from alan dershowitz talking about this idea of a double standard. >> we need a single standard. if you would not go after bill clinton, don't go after donald trump. if you go after donald trump you have to go after hillary clinton. >> shannon: do you have to do one to do the other? >> they are separate. what he is touching on is the fact even after comey came in and testified there is an unsettled question about the approach. whether the prosecutors approached hillary clinton the same way of trump. the issue is unresolved. you should be concerned as a citizen have they politicized the process with two sets of rules? that's a fair point. >> shannon: jim comey something he said this weekend. look at him and say has he remained neutral? here's what he said on sunday. >> all of us should use every breath we have to make sure that the lying stops on january 20, 2021. i understand the democrats have important d

bills that will become law soon. >> reporter: in an effort to increase transparency law enforcement, governor jerry brown signed two bill. senate bill 1421 was written by takes affect january 1st. it allows public access to internal investigations of police shootings and records involving sexual assault by an officer. the second measure, bill 748 doesn't take affect until july. it will require body camera footage of police shootings and use if force cases to be released in 45 days unless it will interfere with the investigation. it was introduced by phil king of san francisco. >> we believe in greater transparency to the public and greater transparency of the communities will build back the relationship, but in particular help build that trust. that's what these two bill are about. >> the new legislation comes after veral highly publicize id use of force cases including a shooting in sacramento police, the suspect was breaking into cars and he in his mother's backyard when two officers mistook his cellphone for a gun. himself death sparked protests nationwide. nationwide. >>> republican lawmakers same they want to

brown. i started by asking him about the push for a new criminal justice bill. k you for joining us, senator brown. let me ask you first about the first step bill, the criminal justice reform act that some are pushing bipartisan, supposed to go to a vote before the end of the year. what is your position on it and what do you forecast? >> first, i'm speaking right now to someone who has been leading the charge on this for decades literally on criminal justice reform, on sentencing reform, on prison reform. this is called the first step act because it is only a first step, but it really, really matters to our country and i've been a strong supporter. not as long as you have, reverend sharpton, and not as aggressively as you have, but strong supporter for years. it's the first step act and it is the first step. mcconnell has been shamed into scheduling this on the floor next week. it's bipartisan. it should pass with a strong vote now that we've got mcconnell actually to put it on the floor. after we do this, after we get a presidential signature, we should be looki

in house history, senate history i should say was five hours 15 minutes on the stimulus bill in 2009. sherrod brownmocratic senator from ohio, his services were needed to pass that bill. his mother had died. this has been open now, pushing four hours. just how long this will ride out nobody knows, melissa. melissa: hey, guys. put that picture up of the senate floor again, because i want to show our audience, when you look at this photo, there you go. this is what is looks like when the government is open. that is open. what does shut look like? i mean. come on, 25% of government shut down. chad pergram we're mocking it over here. seems like amounts to a hill of beans. >> this would affect 800,000 workers. half would be paid and, half would not get paid, other half would not be working at all. at the end. day. melissa: but people don't get paid, they will get paid later. >> right. melissa: if you were chuck schumer this, is golden opportunity, chuck, people in office desperate to do a a deal. this is the hour. i hope he has wits to ask for something that he wants. >> maybe a little more money. there

both bills were signed by governor jerry brown in the wake of the me too movement which gains momentum as several high-profile celebrities spoke out about their own experiences. >> the past year has never been about a witchhunts. and has never been about one man or even hundreds of men. the pastor has been about change past year has been about change. it has been about acknowledging the injustices and indignities working women face on any given which requires employers to provide employees who are new mothers a private space other than a bathroom to pump. the law bill come from a san francisco law that took place in 2019. alyana gomez, ktvu's fox 2 news. >>> well we enjoyed our day out there today. sunshine and some pretty nice temperatures two unfortunately tomorrow we are going to get the wind too. unfortunately tomorrow we are going to get the wind along with that. not going to be quite as pleasant but we will still have fun try to hang on to be there is a wind advisory that's in place for tomorrow morning. start at 7 a.m. on thursday and go through 4 a.m. on friday. likely peeking

governor brown signed the sanctuary state bill last year and titled the california values act. in a signing message the governor said it prevents local authorities about asking about immigration status during routine interaction and the bill does not prevent or prohibit immigration and customs enforcement ort department of homeland security from doing their work in any way. it also doesn't prevent cooperation and deportation proceed'ings for anyone in state prisons or local jails for serious offenses. the serious offenses do not include misdemeanor dui convictions. >>> meantime, the family of police corporal ronil singh is getting a gift from the foundation supporting first responders. the tunnel of towers will pay off the mortgage of the singh family home in modesto. he leaves behind a wife and 5-month-old son. the foundation pays off the mortgages for fallen first responders. newman's police chief called it a game-changer for the singh family. >> >> the oakland raiders finish the nfl season today and there are reports they could play 2019 home games in england. we were with r

both bills signed by governor jerry brown in the wake of the me too movement which gained momentum as several high profile celebrities spoke out the past year has never been about a witch hunt. it has never been about one man or even hundreds of men. the past year has been about change and acknowledging the injustices and indignities that working women face and then doing something about it. >> taking effect on the first, assembly bill 1976 which requires employers to provide employees who are other than months a private space to pump. it took effect in san francisco in 2018. . >>> time is 7:17. the battle over vacation home rentals in south lake tahoe going into a new direction on monday. a judge blocked the enforcement of new rules that would put a limit on how many people can stay in rental homes. voters in south lake tahoe approved the ballot measure in november. the homeowners became frustrated with parking and noise at short term rentals. groups say the new law is un- constitutional. they filed a lawsuit. monday's ruling blocking these new rules is only temporary. enforcement ma

bills that will soon become law statewide. >> reporter: in an effort to increase transparency in law enforcement, governor jerry brown signed two bills. senate bill 1421 was written by state senator nancy skinner of berkeley and takes effect january 1st. it allows public access to internal investigations of police shootings and other use of force cases as well as records involving sexual assault by an officer. the second measure, assembly bill 748, does not take effect until july. it will require body camera footage of police shootings, and require footage to be released within 45 days unless it would interfere with the investigation. it was introduced by state assemblyman phil ting of san francisco. >> we believe that providing greater transparency to the communities rewitionship, but also in particular, help build that trust. i think that is really what these two bills are really about. >> reporter: the new legislation comes after several highly publicized use of force cases, including the shooting death of stephan clark by sacramento police. back in march, the 22-year-old was suspected of breaking into cars and was in the

bills that will soon become law across the state. >>> in an effort to increase transparency in law enforcement, governor jerry brown signed two bills. senate bill 1421 was written by state senator nancy skinner of berkeley and takes effect january 12s. it allows public access to internal investigations of police shootings and other use of force cases as well as records involving sexual assault by an officer. the second measure, assembly bill 748, doesn't take effect until july. it will require body camera footage of police shootings and use of force cases to be released within 45 days unless it would interfere with the investigation. it was introduced by state assemblyman phil king of san francisco. >> we believe that provides greater transparency for the public and communities will really help build back that relationship, but also, in particular, help build that trust. and i think that is really what these two bills are really about. >> reporter: the new legislation comes after several highly publicized use of force cases including the shooting death of stefan clark by a sacramento police. back in march, the 22-year-old was suspe

both bills were signed by governor jerry brown in the week of the #metoo movement that gains momentum as several celebrities spoke out about their own experiences. >> the past year has never been about a witch hunt. never been about one man or hundreds of men. the past year has been about change. it has been about acknowledging the injustices and indignities working women face and doing something about it. >> also bill 1976 that requires employers to provide employees pump. ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a north bay apartment complex goes up in flames. >> we immediately went into rescue mode and found people self-exruicating. >> the items people used to escape the flames. >> and a man found dead by his family after a crash on a bay area freeway. >> a bay area police chief, details on the death from city officials. . >>> four people made a daring escape from a burning apartment in san rafael this morning after 10:30 a.m. this morning. you can see flames pouring people inside couldn't get out because of the flame so they tied bed sheets together and escaped out a window. >> we immediately went in

brown appointed the department's chief deputy director bill davidson as the acting director when shiomoto leaves. ( robin ) we are continuing to follow the ever evolving mueller investigation. yesterday the special counsel released a memo detailing some of the lies michael flynn told the f-b-i. just one example is when f-b-i agents asked flynn about his conversations with russian ambassador to the u-s sergey (áásir-gayáá) kislyak. (áákiss-lee-yakáá) flynn told the agents he may have talked to him about a u-n vote on israeli settlements, but insisted he did not try to influence him. but investigators already knew he had asked russia to vote against or delay the resolution. flynn is due to be sentenced in federal court today after pleading guilty to lying to investigators. (robin) coming up on the kron4 morning news... a boy in the east bay is in the hospital on life support, but his mother can't get into the country to see him because of the president's travel ban. now his father is trying everything he can to get an emergency exception so she can see their son before it's too late. (robin

one version of the bill passed earlier this year, but governor brown veep towed it in september saying it would increase cases of drunk driving. the first hearing on the new bill is expected sometime this spring when governor elect gavin newsom will be in office >>> the property owner has been ordered to reason build the. >> angst act replica he tore down and replace the house within three times the size of the original, he took this photograph in hopkins avenue in 2011. richard johnson bought that 900 square foot house and he planned to remodel it for his family of 6. the contractor tore down the house because it was not safe. the planning commission didn't believe him and said the who us has to be rebuilt exactly the way it was before and it should include a plaque describing what happened. the planning commission says the home was his torque, ed by >>> and it is 6:10, we're keeping an eye on florida and the spacex launch that is supposed to very soon. we'll try to bring that to you live. advice vice president pence is there and the big announcement make about military in space. >>>

california at aliana gomez reports, police shootings have inspired a pair of bill that is welcome state law. >> governor jerry brown signed two bills senate bill 1421 written by state senator nancy skinner of berkley and takes effect january 1st. it allows public access to internal investigations of police shootings and other use of force cases as well as records involving sexual assault by an officer. the second measure assembly bill 748 opportunity take effect until july requiring bermuda camera footage of police shootings and use of force cases to be released within 45 days unless it inteer fears with the investigation. it was introduced baby phil ting of san francisco. >> we believe in providing greater transparency will help build back the relationship and also in particular help build that trust. i think that is really what these two bills are about. >> the new legislation comes after several highly publicized use of force cases including the shooting death of steven clark by sacramento police. back in march the 22-year old was suspected of breaking into cars and in the backyard of his grandmother's home when

. >> reporter: in an effort to increase transparency in law enforcement, jerry brown cited two bills a. 1421 which was written by state senator nancy skinner berkeley and takes affected january 1st allows a public access to internal investigation of police shooting and other use of force cases, as well as records involving sexual assa the second measure, assembly bill 748 does not take effect until july and will require body cameras and use of force cases to be released 45 days, u the investigation of. >> we believe that providing greater transparency to the public, greater transparency to our communities will really help build back that relationship. but also, in particular build that trust. i think that is really what these two bills are really about. >> reporter: the new legislation comes after several highly publicized use of a force cases including the shooting death of stephan clark by a sacramento police officer. back in march, the 22-year-old was expected of breaking into cars and within the backyard of his grandma's home when officers mistook his cell phone for a gun. they o

lazarus's husband, jim lazarus authored on a matter that was subsequently vetoed by governor brown, but that bill has absolutely no effect on this hearing, and therefore, it's not a disqualify conflict of interest. therefore, there's no merit to what appellant advanced in their brief and therefore should be disregarded. the indemnity issue, the appellant argued if this is denied, the -- [inaudible] >> mobilitie's contractual with sfpuc for use of the pole -- there's no profit of contract between any such private property owners and mobilitie regarding sfpuc or the pole itself, making such a condition wholly inappropriate. furthermore, in position of conditions of approval on the permit under article 25 in line with the various city departments, not the board, and none of those city departments saw fit to impose such a condition, although they did impose 26 other conditions of approval that mobilitie accepted, furthermore, such a condition of approval has not been imposed on any other permit holders and therefore would being discriminatory under the law. therefore we ask that you deny the appel an

people like kareem abdul-jabbar, people like bill russell, jim brown, black athletes who were very racially conscious at the time support them as well. >> kathleen cleaver, just less than a minute left in this segment. we started by asking dr. joseph where the civil rights movement was at the end of 1967. the beginning of '68. where do you think it was at the end of '68 as 1969 dawned? >> it was at a crossroads that had many, many possible options. there were those who wanted to go back to africa, nose who wanted to go into community service, there were those who wanted to do work in the communities. we shouldn't be out here, we should be organizing and building community struggles, solving community issues. there were those who wanted a university. i would say it's a panorama of possibilities at the end of the '60s. all of which are still in a way some level being part of our culture. >> kathleen cleaver is at emory university school of law. senior lecturer and research fellow there. peniel joseph is director of the secenter for the study of race d democracy at the university of texas at a

>> it is the same bill that was vetoed by governor brown. i have enormous respect for him but i do disagree. this creates a five-year pilot program in nine cities that have told us they want to do this. we are only including cities that want to do this. they have to do a public safety planning process and transportation planning process . any extended hours permit will have to go through the same process with the abc as any other permit with public notice. it is a narrow bill but will improve the nightlife. >> reporter: there are opponents. what would you say to those who say it would increase drinking and driving and make the roads unsafe? >> i am very sensitive to drunk driving because when i was a child my aunt, my father's only sibling, was killed by a drunk driver and it was traumatic for our family. there is no evidence that later closing time increased drunk driving. 23 states allow closing times after 2:00 a.m. when you compare in 50 states, closing time versus drunk driving collision rates, there is no correlation. i am sensitive to

both bills were signed by governor jerry brown in the wake of me too movement as several high profileebrities spoke out about their own experiences. >> the last year has never been about a witchhunt. and has never been about one man or even hundreds of men. the past year has been about change. it has been about acknowledging the injustices and indignities working women face on any given day and then doing something about it. >> also take effect on the first come assembly bill 1976 which requires employers to provide employees who are a pr than a bathroom to pump. the law built on a san francisco law that took effect in the city in 2018. alyana gomez, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> coming up on mornings on 2 at 9, we are talking about all the boxes. don't is still there, right? difficulty trust, recycling? we have a spokesperson in studio telling us what to dump, what to recycle. stay with us. we will be right back. >>> ♪ >> it was a messes of acceptance and tolerance during a christmas service at san francisco's memorial church. the service is one of the most attended each year, and yesterday

bill. >> those things haven't gotten done but congressman brown, even though congress can't get on the sameout immigration, about the border, we can see a pretty bipartisan move overnight when the senate passed this pretty big criminal justice reform bill, backed by the white house, expanding early release programs, modifies sentencing laws, gives judges more discretion over sentences for nonviolent drug offenders and more for rehab programs for former prisoners. are you going to support this bill? are you surprised, anything you want to say about actual bipartisan on the hill? >> sure, chris, it's a much better product coming out of the senate than what passed out of the house. in fact, i opposed the house version earlier this year. i joined john lewis, the naacp, in opposing what the house passed. it didn't go far enough, the senate version does. saz you pointed out, it gives judges discretion to go below the mandatory minimums. reduces mandatory minimums for a number of drug offenses. it encourages home-based restrictions versus incarceration. so it's a much better bipartisan bill. i loo

bill clinton to do. there was a lot of polarizing opinions on that. for a brown was undecided long time on whether he would vote for it or not. the resources we have on nafta are pretty interesting because there are a lot of both sides training convince them of either way china vote. we have a very -- trying to vote. and he these documents was getting sent different briefings, different agencies and groups talking all about nafta. it is a really great resource for anyone. briefing ans of opinion and information about it that was sent to him in order for him to make that decision. becauseort of undecided he did not want businesses in to move to thees united states to countries like mexico at the time. they did not have strong labor laws in the united states and strong environmental laws. once therried that agreement was passed businesses would move because they could produce products for cheaper using cheaper labor. that was where he was waffling on his decision. ,ome other documents we have this is something a staff member wrote him and it was talking about how t

a version of the bill was shut down earlier this year by governor brown. if passed, it would begin a pilot program first. >> a significant step towards free college tuition for the next decade. ultimately this decision will be up to the voters. >> for many, city colleges the critical resource. alex already has a degree but said city colleges allowing him to export a new career in tech. >> i want to further my education and change my career path. this is more than valuable for me. >> that is why this is important. >> on the steps of city hall, they rallied support for a new plant to continue free college for the next 10 years. enrollment is up in they plan to put more money into the program. they want to take the program to the next level. >> we want to support low income students who are already eligible with a re stipend so they can pay and sup >> all in favor, raise your hand. >> they voted 7-1 to put the hands -- issue in the hands of the voters. >> they said the money could tie the city of financially. >> we have $1.5 billion set aside. it is a lot of

brown is accused of abducting billie from virginia beach and later killing her. earlier this month, we spoke with billie's parents after a bill was created in her name. ashanti was 19 years old, too old f an amber alert. if convicted, brown faces a nimum of life in prison. >>> more bad news for skins safe safety montae nicholson. the video shows him punching and kicking a man outside of bar earlier this week. he and two others were arrested and charged with assault and battery. ach jay gruden says he's aware of the video and will take a look at it. nicholson will not take the field with the team on saturday. our coverage begins at 3:00 p.m. with the skins pregpoe . >>> 4:48 now. you've heard of people stealing packages from homes. a maryland man mayave hit a new low, though. gary smith is accused of coercing his 5-year-old daughter into stealing aackage for him. now there is a warrant out for his arrest. police say thi surveillance video led them to smith and his daughter. you may rember we've shown you this video before. you can see a little girl loing back, apparently looking at someone who's instructing her, before running

it is pretty cheap at the moment >> we'll stick with this conversation joining us is bill cohen and tom brown afternoon to you both i'll start with you. your reaction to the excellencos >> i don't think it could be much better if you're running a big global bank right now. you know, there's frankly not that much competition among american wall street-type banks. they still get raw materials they make money on the spread. they have been making money, you know at $8.8 billion how do you get better than that? there's a little sell off, but maybe that's healthy i expect it to continue. can't get much better than this. do you think there's something they are missing >> first of all i would say as fund manager i don't find it healthy at all i have talked to 20 ceos in the last three weeks to a man and woman they all say the same thing jamie dimon said about the economy. it is clear that their customers are telling them that the only problem they see are hires qualified labor but from orders and revenue standpoint the banks were fine and customers are fine >> so you are saying this is a buying oppor

electricity grid that still derives two thirds of its power from coal adrian brown al-jazeera beijing. three war trophy bills taken by u.s. troops in the philippines during the two countries war back in one thousand and one have been returned to improve relations between the countries the bills arrived in manila and the repacked ration ceremony will be held at. the us military to the bells after a counterattack to the killing of dozens of its soldiers and with more from. the united states considers the massacre the single worst defeat for the americans during the philippine american war between one thousand nine hundred nine to one thousand nine hundred two at the time in retaliation for a raid that filipino gear guerrillas conducted that more than forty us soldiers killed american john the road jacobs declared that this part of samar be considered a howling wilderness according to his historians that raid led by the americans left more than two thousand five hundred filipinos dead many of them women and children but filipino historians say more than ten thousand civilians were killed since then the bells we

brown appointed the department's chief deputy director bill davidson as the acting director when shiomotoulators have canceled a proposal to tack on a tax for texting. the california public utilities comission made the decision to abandon the idea after last week's f-c-c ruling that texting is an information service ... and not a telecommunications service. the federal telecommunications act limits state authority over information services. state officials say the tax would have helped support programs to make phone service available to poorer individuals. ( darya ) yesterday we first we first told you that vaping is rising among teenagers. after taking a closer look ... kron four's terisa estacio found that the problem appears to be worse in the bay area. the recent survey finds seniors were vaping in 2018...... and the numbers just get worse... the monitoring the future survey shows that in 10th grade, the rate of kids vaping went form 8.2 percent to 16.1 percent, 8th grade, 3.5 percent to 6.1 percent. jasmine gerraty, youth tobaco prevent coordinator, marin co. public health dept. "her

brown appointed the department's chief deputy director bill davidson as the acting director when shiomoto( darya ) california regulators have canceled a proposal to tack on a tax for texting. the california public utilities comission made the decision to abandon the idea after last week's f-c-c ruling that texting is an information service ... and not a telecommunications service. the federal telecommunications act limits state authority over information services. state officials say the tax would have helped support programs to make phone service available to poorer individuals. ( darya ) thousands of people crowd san francisco's union square during the holiday season and if you step one block off the square along powell street you will likely bump into one of the citys' best known costumed characters .. ( james ) tom sweeney does not miss any opportunity to meet and greet. kron4's pam moore got a chance to find out what is so loved about this beef-eater in his native town. 1822-gotta look good everyday on that job. 1416 its such a great job.. i just love this beefeater outfit.. 3347 -it

notified the governor december 7 that she planned to retire.governor brown monday appointed the department's chief deputy director billvidson as the acting director when shiomoto leaves.az standup: "shiomoto's last day is december 30. who will fill her position is now up to governor-elect gavin newsom. tag." ( james ) in national news... congressional democrats are promising to fight back against a federal judge's ruling that obamacare is unconstitutional. the judge ruled obamacare is no longer legal because congress removed the individual mandate...the law requiring min leader chuck schumer says friday's ruling will be appealed. the obamacare ate banner with the message "court's decision does not affect 2019 enrollment or coverage." one activist group says if obamacare is eventually toppled in court, millions of people will be left stranded. <áááleslie dach / protect our care"as many as 20 million people would lose coverage in the first year alone">( james ) president trump says congress should scrap obamacare altogether and draft an entirely new health care law. the american medical association says the president's

notified the governor december 7 that she planned to retire.governor brown monday appointed the department's chief deputy director billr when shiomoto leaves.az standup: "shiomoto's last day is december 30. who will fill her position is now up to governor-elect gavin newsom. tag." ( james ) powerful waves in pacifica caused some damage to a business that sits on the ocean. the waves were so big in pacifica they were reaching the top of the pier off sharp park beach normally there are dozens of people fishing off the pier but the city closed it down for safety reasons. the general manager of moonraker restraurant says the business took a big hit. <"we had 2 inches of water in us got a broken window and a windown in our banquet room"> ( james ) this is the not first time the ocean took out one of moonraker's windows. last year a rogue wave crashed into the restaurant breaking a window and flooded their lower level banquet room. ( james ) the waves battered a cement ship and pier at seacliff state beach in santa cruz. the pier was closed along with waterfront campsites after about fifteen campers were evacuated overnight

governor jerry brown signed a bill in october requiring stores to sell dogs, cats and rabbits only fromlters or rescue groups >>> three, two taken for a practice run before tonight's big event. it is adorned with more than 23,000 l.e.d. lights and 3,000 waterford crystals. >> happy new year! >> and it is already 2019 in hong kong, where a massive fireworks display helped ring in the new year before a crowd of some 300,000 people. you're up-to-date. ty, back to you. >> they're all from new jersey or the outer burroughs. >> exactly. >> happy new year. >> you, too, my dear. >> see you next hour >>> stocks are up on this last trading day of 2018 as you see right there. the dow sitting near session fur percentage losses since back in the heart of the financial crisis in 2008 nasdaq's down year will be its first since 2011 check out some winners and losers this year merck, up 36%. goldman sachs, that one the worst, down about 35%. amd gets the honor of 2018's best performing s&p 500 stock, up about 75%, as you see right there. somebody has that in our stock contest. and cosmetics maker cody,

brown appointed the department's chief deputy director bill davidson as the acting director when shiomotoeaves. (vicki) new information tonight... about the off- duty oakland police officer ... who was shot in san leandro over the weekend. we're now learning that investigators believe he accidentally shot himself. kron4's michelle kingston spoke to the san leandro police department and has the latest on the investigation. (mk)michelle kingston, mkingstonnews san leandro police are still investigating this case ...and right now say they have yet to recover the gun.an off duty oakland police officer was eating at chilis near the bay fair mall in san leandro on saturday night ... when investigators say he accidentally shot himself in the parking lot."at first, the information didn't come as easy, but that's given the fact that the individual was suffering a traumatic event so we had to give time for the individual to seek treatment." san leandro police say after shooting himself in the chest ... the off duty officer drove to his girlfriend's apartment ... she called police.he is now recoveri

bill clinton to do. because there was a lot of polarizing opinions on nafta at the time. george brown was undecided for a long time on whether he would vote for it or not. so the resources that we have on nafta are pretty interesting because there is a lot of both sides trying to convince him of either way how to vote. just some of the documents we pulled here, up here we have this very small sampling of sort of the documents he was getting sent, different briefings from different agencies and groups talking all about nafta. the collection really is a great resource for anyone wanting to learn about it. we have boxes of briefings and opinion and information about it that was sent to him in order that was sent to him in order for him to make that decision. and he was sort of undecided because he did not want businesses in the united statest businesses in the united states to move from the united states to countries like mexico at the time. didn't have a strong labor law as the united states and strong environmental laws. he was worried that once the trade agreement was passed, that bus

brown vetoed it in september. that would increase the cases of drunk driving. the new bill will be heard this spring, when the new governor, governor elect gavin newsom will be in office. >>> the former chief will not receive $120 million. munves resigned in september, and they concluded that there was willful violation of company policy. he's regarded as the power broker to see his career derailed in the sexual me too misconduct. >>> and around the country postal services will deliver 200 million packages this week. and this plant in san jose, they'll handle 4 million letters and parcels this week. the postal service handles 50% of the package deliveries in the nation. >>> more and more people are shopping online, we were seeing an increase of parcel delivery as a result. in fact, we hone 47% of the e- commerce delivery market. >>> now, deadlines to mail packages to make sure they get there christmas day quickly approaching, the deadline for first-class mail and priority mail is thursday, the deadline for sending packages by priority mail express is this saturday. >>> peop