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. >>> other accident broken curfew coldplay and beyonci. that is it for the news at 5 pm. the news at 6 pm begins now.>>> surrounded by cameras heading into court. new charges for the man who is accused of attacking a woman outside her condo. >>> a shakeup at the ghost ship trial. three jurors sent home. those left told to start over.>>> was sonoma county were trimming trees next to pg&e power lines might make things less safe. we will have the story co up. >>> good evening. >>> tonight we begin with an unexpected turn in the case of the san francisco man accused of attacking a woman in front of her condo. wearing a suit and tie he walked into court with his lawyer this evening. now he is back in jail after new accusers have come forward. wilson walker has details on those other attacks allegedly committed the same suspect.>> reporter: every day the story has unfurled a little bit more. it has gone and slightly different directions and brought us surprises. through all of it the one big question mark has really been austin james vinson. who is this guy and what has he been

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there are 237 coldplay and in the united states. there are 2500 coal plants in the world and people talk about building 1000 more. if we close every coal plant here worldwide, we could be going the wrong way. the leader ofome not just the free world, but the world. mr. trump is dead wrong with his america first policy. the last time they tried that, it was to support history. for publiched hard transportation on a state basis. it is absolutely something that should happen and will be great for the environment. we've created union jobs and well-paid jobs. they will throw me out of here. come back and ask questions. my time is up. thank you for listening. [applause] [indistinct conversations] >> how old are you? >> 10. >> my youngest is 25. most fun i ever had. >> i would like an autograph. >> think so? ok. >> which are of up from kansas city. >> wow. >> teachers get higher salaries [indiscernible] teachers are well-paid. we'd is a me about that? >> yes. [indiscernible] [indiscernible] >> we're going to take a few questions. 5-10 minu

>> jimmy: yeah >> and the only way to calm them down was to play coldplay [ laughter ] and so the handlerslarly likes this track [ laughter ] so she might come out. but fingers crossed. and then we played, i think it was "fix you" or "yellow." hican't rememb and the whole crew was standing there like this. [ laughter ] and i'm at the bus stop going, "don't move. and the bus would be like -- but then eventually, they come out and they'd scrapple around and got a snout in one shot and a bit of the tail in the other as they were running around.u. >> jimmy: you think. >> "that buttercup hates new environments and that primrose is very nervous around people. so either way we're [ bleep ]. [ laughter ] sorry. probably shouldn't say that. [ laughter ] and so we ended up having to get the cgi foxes. [ cheers and applause and there he was >> jimmy: so when you see that, know that it's cgi fox in "fleabag" season 2 >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: some of the things in "fleabag" are based off of things in your life. semi-autobiographical. there's a book coming out, i just saw somewhere >> oh. well, the scre

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