referred to as mayor norm coleman and even though coleman had no more mayor than i did i was always former pro wrestler jesse ventura so i was the only candidate that had his private sector job put in front of his name where the public and i have been a mayor so should knight shouldn't be former mayor jesse ventura be. because we're talking politics here but that's the bias that i faced but in hindsight that was probably good but if they did name the other two his private sector jobs i don't want to know why i am slide because then it would have been four more years spear pomfrey and former lawyer norm coleman or some of the substance of those debates was really surprised people and all the things that happened in the debates had never happened i mean they would ask skip humphrey question and skip to this family . monitor you saw he starts talking immediately and you can see him trying to formulate an actual answer as he's talking so he uses up his entire two minutes they give the same question to norm coleman he starts talking right away he's trying to make his points he gets cut o

7-year-old coleman lloyd called norad to track santa's progress. she was put through to the president who asked if she is still a believer in santa. he asked a 7-year-old. now we can hear coleman's side of the conversation. >> what are you going to do for christmas? >> probably put out some cookies, and then we're hanging out with our friends. so that's pretty much all. >> oh, that's very good. you have a good time. >> yes, sir. >> are you still a believer in santa? >> yes. >> that's wonderful. >> yes.

watson coleman. how many pages of the documents of the trump foundation and their filings have you reviewed? mr. hackney: i've reviewed all of their 99 p.f.'s but -- sorry. tax returns that the i.r.s. has filed. i've also reviewed the public record in terms of the reports made by david farenthold. mr. meadows: in terms of what is their internal documents, would you be qualified to provide an audit in terms of what they've done or not done based on the documents you reviewed? mr. hackney: i'm not certain of the question. mr. meadows: based on the documents you've reviewed -- mr. hackney: yep. mr. meadows: would you be qualified to be able to give an opinion on an audit of the trump foundation? mr. hackney: so i think you're asking, have i seen every single possible document out there, and i have not seen every possible document out there. i'm doing based on what the public record is and that's -- that was it that i had done in that. mr. meadows: based on public record, you're saying there's enough in

after the call, coleman still set out milk and cookies.> wait, marginal to a 7-year-old? marginal is probably not a word a 7-year-old knows. it's non-marginal to a 7-year-old. >> certainly not. okay. >> okay. >> i know. >>> 14 years to the day after another tsunami devastated indonesia, the country's regrouping after this weekend's disaster. we're going to go live to hong kong. going to get motivated... get stronger... get closer. start listening today to the world's largest selection of audiobooks on audible. and now, get more. for just $14.95 a month, you'll get a credit a month good for any audiobook, plus two audible originals exclusive titles you can't find anywhere else. if you don't like a book, you can exchange it any time, no questions asked. automatically roll your credits over to the next month if you don't use them. with the free audible app, you can listen anytime, and anywhere. plus for the first time ever, you'll get access to exclusive fitness programs a $95 value free with membership. start a 30-day trial today and your fi

after the call, coleman still set out milk and cookies. don't inject the doubt. >> parents everywhere holding their breath. >> like the treasury secretary injecting doubt into the financial system. trump injects doubt into santa. >>> christmas scare for lakers fans now. okay. lebron james goes down. would the lakers' fortunes fade with him? coy wire, talk to me. i didn't stay up to see the whole game. i'm worried. if you have moderate to severe psoriasis or psoriatic arthritis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable, with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. for psoriatic arthritis, otezla is proven to reduce joint swelling, tenderness, and pain. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell

that almost often for me to hear a good one and he just isn't const i cannot make it wasna snit's coleman. clung to me plots and i was a condemned site he didn't like to have also counted on finding loss of life. to take me to send out some medicine. and then let me tell him to be one hundred so an enticement the one thing into all. until it does come in is a quote noir made from a disability the white although he had been this this before is a very handsome kate the last thing is they're shown as soon as they're not on the porch talent as a service or. dispute. when there's a story like this and she took this is from movies from the yacht and i went home and yet the so this was the end not on this much good solution and this cello so much british english dimon so and this is a said the open some options of this is going to help save the station so i'm handsome designed so that the top one kind of equations will and the talmud and told good feedback thing again. i. put it. back down each stage manager who met snow was enjoying the new technical possibility. studio disassociation it hinted

let me get on this offense meter good one and he just it's includes like i'm going to cost us nets coleman. plots when i was a clinton side he didn't fight to have the country done fantastically life. take me to send out some method on how to go and then let me tell him to be one hundred so an enticement the one going to all intimidate is coming as a queer noise making their shot from a disability to white although they are going to say this because of it and it will create a loss in me is their sureness is just seen as they are not on the watch talent as i said this or did it was ok to have used. ones disclosures and stick to see from movies from the. moment yet to so this was the end not on this much group of cellos much british women just in seoul and this is a said to open some muscle to some of the hopes of the station so i'm handsome great designed. to tell one kind of equations and tell them that and told good. thing then. i. hit the backstage stage manager who met snow with enjoying the new technical possibilities. are. you don't associate him today view to this let us not as if to

i wanted to thank everyone, coleman warner, daly martin, raise your hands where you are. who helped curate oral histories , we can't see anybody. get them transcribed, the artifacts, the images, building the website that goes with it. managing the project management and those who helped with the editing up and of the narrative and in the media center we have the general media and education senator, seth produced the oral history for the website, the whole oral history and collection department was involved and of course my successor stephen watson, if it wasn't for him this wouldn't have happened. i just want to say, there were a lot of people on the team that got us through this and to this point. >> it takes a village. >> he retired from the university of new orleans 20 years ago, you recently retired, semi retired from the museum. you are still in the thick of things, what motivated you to write this book? >> in a way it would come full circle. the same thing that motivated steve and me to begin to develop this museum. there are personal stories, oral history, the 75th

clive coleman, bbc news.ocket launch since a dramatic failure in october. two astronauts from the us and canada and a russian cosmonaut lifted off from kazakhstan, this time without incident. 0ctober‘s aborted trip saw two cosmonauts forced to make an emergency landing just minutes after take—off. england will host the uefa women's european championships in 2021. the tournament will be played at eight venues across the country, with wembley stadium used for the final. 16 teams will take part, and england will qualify automatically as hosts. her visit nine years ago had a profound impact on many of those she got to meet and now former first lady michelle 0bama is returning to london to to be reunited with some of the schoolgirls who described her as an inspiration back in 2009. mrs 0bama, who's just published her memoirs, will be speaking at an event in front of nearly 3,000 people. our community affairs correspondent adina campbell reports. i like michelle 0bama because she's a strong woman. to see her succee

harris was 14, gail coleman was 11. robert granato was eight and mitchell scher was just five. >> the entire time you're in the room there with him, you're naked. >> he took his finger and he pushed one of my nipples. >> and he basically proceeded to wosturbate me. >> he would rub me there and start asking me, "does this feel atod?" >> reporter: in a statement in october, officials revealed they'd investigated a complaint about archibald's inappropriate rinduct in 2004 and reported it ts authorities, but they also omund complaints going back to the 1990s, some deemed credible. astorney jennifer freeman says car firm has had hundreds of slls. so what does that say to you? e that says that there are a msemendous number of victims out there. >> it was a year after i started seeing him. >> reporter: yet these former patients say they never heard anything from the hospital until officials there sent out this otter in october to more than 1,000 of archibald's former patients asking for information. en i got the letter and all

clive coleman, bbc news.derbyshire with what she's got coming up in her programme at 10:00am: good morning. join us at 10am with our audience here in birmingham eight days before one of the most significant votes in the history of our country takes place in the house of commons. as you know mps vote a week tomorrow on whether to accept or reject the prime minister's brexit deal. those mps who will be taking that momentous decision are your public servants. we will ask our audience, gathered here in this cash and carry in birmingham, and you, where ever you are around the uk, how do you want your mp to vote? send us an e—mail at victoria.bbc.co.uk. use the hash tag victoria live and join us at 10am on bbc two, the bbc news channel and online. now it's time for a look at the weather. we can cross the newsroom to sarah keith lucas. mixed bag out there today. this picture comes from north yorkshire. some clear blue skies, cloud around and the cloud is thickening from the west as we have this area of rain. it has

about to settle the premier event of the first kickoff has had a look see and identify the favorites coleman shawn coaches players fans and up close personal. twenty nine teams. the big kickoff series starts december twenty seventh t.w. . if you ever have to cover up a murder best way is to make a lot of accidents raring to. go from memorandum of my christmas. list to a german streets. time for an upgrade. our furniture their clothes. our house with. poor design highlights you can make yourself. tips and tricks that will turn your home's special. upgrade yourself with v.w. interior design channel on you tube. just sometimes i. think stevens or german culture of looking at the stereotypes the question but if you think the future of the country that i'm not. perfect for this drama. it's all about. i my job join me to meet the jetman sunday.

gail coleman was 11. robert granato was 8 and mitchell scher just 5. >> the entire you're in the room there with him you were naked. >> he took his finger an pushed one of my niples. >> and he basically proceeded to mast bait me. >> he would rub me there and ask me does this feel good. >> reporter: in a statement in october officials revealed they investigated a complaint about archibald's inappropriate conduct in 2004 and reported it to authorities, but they also found complaints going back to the 1990s, some deemed credible. attorney jennifer freeman says her firm has had hundreds of calls. so what does that say to you? >> it says that there are tremendous number of victims out there. >> a year after i started seeing him. >> reporter: yet, these former patients say they never heard anything from the hospital until officials there sent out this letter in october to more than a thousand of archibald's former patients asking for information. >> i got the letter, and all of a sudden i felt like i was flashi

the family member recommended for appointment is dynesha coleman, and i believe you do have a bio for her, but she is a parent at tenderloin elementary school and will have a daughter attending dr. william cobb preschool next year. she is involved in the bay area women and children community center, which is housed within the tenderloin elementary school. so shell -- her appointment was approved -- her nomination was approved at our full p.a.c. meeting on october 10. >> okay. thank you. let's see...we have no public comments signed up for this item. any comments from the board or superintendent? okay. seeing none, roll call vote. miss casco? >>clerk: thank you. [roll cal [ro [roll call] >>clerk: that's six ayes. >> section h, discussion of other educational items. superintendent? >> the first item we have tonight is the california dashboard local indicators report. we have presenting on that our chief of research, planning, and assessments. dr. khana? >> good evening, commissioners, superintendents, and members of the public. i'm here representing john burke, who is the dashboard coor

nick coleman is checking his vacationing neighbor's place for the first time since the quake hit. nature. upstairs, cabinets knocked to the floor, heavy dressers piled in the bedroom, a bathroom full of glass, the shower door pulled from the wall. >> it's pretty devastating, especially seems like the higher up you go in the building. >> freaking earthquake. >> reporter: from anchorage to oscilla, and the home of sarah palin. residents reeling from loss but thankful that does not include lives. shocking, they say, because of scenes like this. road crews right now working 40 sites similar to this. this is the most traveled artery in action. take a look at what has happened to the roadway because of the earthquake. it looks like some massive machine has clawed the road away. so because of that, crews are working around the clock to get this roadway open. they're saying within days, but there is a threat. take a look at this. see this crack right here? we have to stay on this side of it. that is because everything on the other side of it is liable to give way with all of the aftershoc

the hearts of children so they know what happened before and that it should never happen again for coleman is the way of need that's less is so that. and as the a guardian is an optimistic person she is sure she'll be back for next year's festival of lights. you're watching the w. news live of from her when we'll be back at the top of the hour with more world news up to see if. her first day of school with. her first clinton lesson and then he sure is a grand moment around join the around the tank on her journey back home in our interactive documentary dora and the ranch and returns home.

the hearts of children so they know what happened before and that it should never happen again or coleman is all may have need that's less as bad. and as the a guardian is an optimistic person she is sure she'll be back for next year's festival of lights. time to get our business done with mark and the u.s. and china may have called a cease fire on the trade front the mar to its aren't quite so convinced now primed the markets are somewhat cautious let's put it this way certainly asian markets are trading lower today as investors worry about the fate of a tariff truce between the u.s. and china those losses follow of course steep declines on wall street where she has tumbled over three percent on tuesday investors had originally welcomed news of a breakthrough in the trade dispute between the world's top two economies conflicting messages from the u.s. president on the trunk have dampened hopes of an easy resolution investors in the united states are also concerned about a fall in long term bond yields seen as a sign the american economy could be snowing down. that's take a look at the eu

coleman is joining us from tulsa, oklahoma. good morning. >> caller: yes. thank god for president trump preventing us from heading down the path of venezuela. the guest on your program praising the socialists like ma macron and trudeau, i bet he did not have the same objection whenever obama pulled the troops out of iraq. trump is saving us as a nation from the deep state that's now being uncovered and what we've had if hillary and people like your guest continued in control. >> we'll get a response. thank you, coleman. >> listen, i'm very proud of the position that i take as an american who has spent my career fighting for our country and involved with our country abroad as a diplomat and in the intelligence area. the fact of the matter is, look i understand the wearness of people like yourself who feel like the president is doing what is essential. whether you want to put labels on our allies that's your prerogative. i think president macron and prime minister trudeau represent two of the greatest alleys that the american people could have. the situation

audrey coleman: we are at the dole institute of politics, which was founded in 2003 to honor the life, service, and legacy of senator bob dole. in 2017, we got an exciting announcement that we would be housing senator elizabeth dole's papers and get to promote her legacy as well. in the early days of 2017, we began to receive shipments of her papers from d.c. and we are going to begin processing those over the next few years. we are fortunate that she shares senator bob dole's sentiment that these papers should be available and open to the public for research. we are working hard to make sure that can happen as soon as possible. elizabeth dole is from north carolina. she graduated from duke university and earned her law degree at harvard law. she tells a wonderful story about being a student at harvard law in those days and being one of few women in the lecture hall at that point. she had a gentleman classmate come up to her and say, "elizabeth, you know you have taken the seat from a man who would really use this degree. how does that make you feel?" that moment defined her experienc

the tables turned after half time, a seamus coleman own goal brought watford level.ute later, abdoulai doucoure gave them the lead. that wasn't the last of the drama though... gylfi sigurdsson had a penalty to make it 2—2. but ben foster kept his side in front. and just as watford were on the brink of their first win at goodison park, a 96th minute free—kick from lucas digne meant the points were shared. chelsea have suspended four people from attending matches while an investigation into the alleged racial abuse of manchester city forward raheem sterling takes place. the incident involving the 24—year—old occurred during city's 2—0 loss at stamford bridge on saturday. the club say they are "fully supporting" the police investigation and any evidence of racist behaviour will result in "severe sanctions, including bans". frank sinclair played for chelsea, and i spoke to him earlier. you can do as much as you can to try and protect the game, but outside of the game there is still a big problem in this situation. so i was very surprised by it, and what is good now is th

high kick after that penalty for each to maybe two but the dusty times in his second goal kingsley coleman then put buy out ahead in injury time but just when the germans thought they had done enough for victory nicholas tell you tally i think zero and level the match again but three old school i'd lose by and of the top of the group if dusty after the match. rang in your highness biggest p.b. hotel i've not played in a game like that in a long while. luckily we managed to get through it. we know where we can improve how we can play better. of course in attack we could do with putting away two or three more chances. but in general i think we've shown our potential. the last team into the champions league final sixteen is leo they travel to snowie are ukraine a manager want to roll with the nets enough to put them through so let's take a look at all of the teams that made it through last group winners including german sides bio and dortmund these teams will be seeded in part one for the next role. but there are still some european heavyweights in pots to which features the group runners up

. >> the festival will also honor spike lee as well as act tress a li ya coleman and regina king. >>et old, honestly. >> mm, i'm drinking. >> this may surprise you -- honoree glenn close has never won an oscar. >> don't take me as a victim. >> it would be nice after 42 years. >> she is deserving. also being honored, alfonso cuaron with the sonny bono visionary award. >> i'm just looking forward to mary hart. the first time i met her, i had butter flies. >> she's the greatest. eva, eva. >>> what happens when you surprise thekron-4 news at eight: bomb threats sent to dozens of locations nationwide... the bay area among the targets. where these threats came from. and what they wanted. thieves stopped in their tracks.... how an attempted burglary of an east bay apple store was foiled. plus. first a local school's heaters weren't working.... now that they do and it's caused a new problem plus concern for parents. i'm ken wayne i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. ♪ when you have doctors working as a team for your health, you get the care you need to help you thrive. ♪ visit kp.

nick coleman is checking on his vacationing neighbor's place.me since the quake hit, what he finds is a home wrecked by mother nature. upstairs, cabinets knocked to the floor. heavy dressers piled in the bedroom. a bathroom full of glass. >> it's pretty devastation, especially it seems the higher up you go in the building. >> reporter: from anchorage to wasilla and the home of sarah palin. residents reeling from loss but thankful that does not include lives. shocking they say because of scenes like this. road crews, right now, working 40 sites similar to this. this is the most traveled artery in alaska and take a look at what has happened to the roadway because of the earthquake. it looks like some massive machine has clawed the road away. because that, crews are working around the clock to get this roadway open. they are saying within days. but there is a threat. see this crack here? we have to stay on this side of it and that is because everything on the other side of it is liable to give way with all of the aftershocks that continue to hit th

justin coleman bring it back. it was 6-0 going into the fourth quarter. looking pretty good. this was the incredible finish of the patriots game in spanish. >>> go to our website at www.ktvu.com to fun a location near you. i am a family man. i am a techie dad. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify your experience. my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. to pick up the bassinet. or we can save five hours and go around the corner to baby town. what are you doing all day? jay! it's fine, mom. no, it's not fine. today's manny's birthday. aw, jeez. i'm sorry, kid. don't worry. reuben's family's taking me for a birthday lunch. you see? even the reubens remembered. we'll be back at 6:00, and we're taking you to a special birthday dinner. okay? we are? jay! i'm sorry, kid. i wasn't sorry. it was a setup. we're throwing him a big surprise birthday party. and he totally fell for it, the little jerk. i me

nick coleman is checking his vacationing neighbor's place for the first time since the quake hit. what he finds is a home wrecked by mother nature. upstairs, cabinets knocked to the floor. heavy dressers piled in the bedroom. a bathroom full of glass. the shower door pulled from the wall. >> it's pretty devastating, especially it seems like the higher up you go in the building. >> freaking earthquake. >> reporter: from anchorage to asila and the home of sarah palin. residents reeling from loss, but thankful that does not include lives. shocking, they say, because of scenes like this. road crews right now working 40 sites similar to this. >>> this is the most traveled artery in alaska. and take a look at what has happened to the roadway because of the earthquake. it looks like some massive machine has clawed the road away. because of that crews are working around the clock to get this roadway open. they're saying within days. but there is a threat. take a look at this. see this crack right here? we have to stay on this side of it, and that is because everything on the other side of

sharpton, who was the son of a slave, coleman sharpton sr.ld, south carolina. my grandfather's generation helped to fight to end the slavery as we knew it. and his son, al sharpton sr., fought to give us the right to vote and to give us public accommodations. and they fought to bring us from a level of segregation and apartheid. every generation preceding me, despite the fact they continued to face unfairness and big trot they gave the generation behind them a better life. what will marcus and his children say of my generation? did we allow the voting rights given to us to erode? did we poison the waters? did we make it unbearable the air we breathe? did we allow a nation to build walls at the border and not rebuild the bridges in our cities and in our small towns? what will they say about us? will we be the generation that broke the cycle of progress? my great grandfather, grandfather and father had to fight to get the right to vote, and they made it possible for me to run for president of the united states and work with the first black pres

. >> but in the hands of olivia coleman, she may at last get the credit she deserves. >> fun to playfrom you is the most fun. you always find a little bit of you in everyone, i suppose. you always have to find something you like in everybody you play. >> you are the world's second worst man. anyone crosses you god help them. >> go and take this. >> bloody hell. >> she has had major roles in television series in the u.s. most recently in the adaptation of the night manager where she played an unlikely spy master to great acclaim. >> nice to meet you. >> you're so beautiful. >> but the award she won for the favorite in which she stars with emma stone and rachael weiss brought her career to another level. she won the best actress prize, and the film awards. >> it is all tiptoeing towards the big award. do you feel you're getting the recognition. >> not finally, that sounds horrendous. when you get nominated, it is a surprise and an enormous -- you know, it is really incredibly exciting. >> oh, great, now she is crying. it is probably not something she imagined when she began her tv care

. >> the festival will also honor spike lee as well as act tress a li ya coleman and regina king. >>, honestly. >> mm, i'm drinking. >> this may surprise you -- honoree glenn close has never won an oscar. >> don't take me as a victim. >> it would be nice after 42 years. >> she is deserving. also being honored, alfonso cuaron with the sonny bono visionary award. >> i'm just looking forward to mary hart. the first time i met her, i had butter flies. >> she's the greatest. eva, eva. >>> what happens when you surprise the a migraine hope to be there... for the good. and not so good. for the mundane. the awe-inspiring. the heart racing. the heart breaking. that's what life is all about... showing up. unless migraine steals your chance to say "i am here." that's why, we created aimovig.. a preventive treatment for migraine in adults. one dose, once a month. aimovig is proven to reduce the number of monthly migraine days. for some, that number can be cut in half or more. the most common side effects are pain, redness, or swelling at the injection site and constipation. these are your days w

. >> w, that's coleman lloyd from south carolina.ts say coleman didot and still doesn't understand what the president meant. they say the call made her day and, yes, she still believes. >> good for her.oo >> >> of course she does. >> who wouldn't? >> what age is the age that you? >> let's just stop right there. >> h came to my house and, man, i love what he brought me. >> both pairs of socks? >> both pairs. i love erything that santa -- every time he comes, i love it so much. i don't know how he gets into my house. the chimney? >> i know. i just to don't gdon't get it. >>> right now, we have some sunshine across the area earlier today and now, well, clear skies out there rig now comin across -- you have some letters coming. >> the kids aren'tuying that. >> 45 right now. 42 degrees at 7:00. dropping to the 30s, 9:00, 10:00, 11:00, 36es deg cool and cold. that's exactly what we expect this time of temperatures a little bit above average for this time of year. the average is 44. we hit 4 34 in manassas. this kind of tells the story. aga

the coleman was established in the 19th century, one of the noble families. operations i think in 20 or 25 years ago. right now you c can visit to see how the coleman operated in the 19th century, but also you can go deeper to 365 meters a and se how the miners worked there 25 years ago. >> let's go win. -- let go in. i guess we have to take the lift now. >> thiis what miners used owing and every day to extract coal. this is going quite fast. we can feel the pressure in our ears. the atmospheric pressure is changing. we're going to hundred meters a minute. >> here we are. >> we are over 300 meters underground. it is around the eiffel tower. >> there are train tracks down here. >> coal used to transport from the shaft with carriages you can see here, the same shaft was used for transporting coal and miners on the ground. we're walking through a quite , not very high tunnel underground. we can see the train that was used for transporting coal and also walking on tracks on which these carriages were riding. that is interesting because here you can see the signat

nick coleman is checking his vacationing neighbor's place for the first time since the quake hit.er nature. upstairs, cabinets knocked to the floor. a bathroom full of glass. the shower door pulled from the wall. >> it's pretty devastating. it seems like the higher up you go in the building -- >> from anchorage, and the home of sarah palin. residents reeling from loss but thankful that does not include lives. shocking, they say, because of scenes like this. road crews right now working 40 sites similar to this. >> this is the most traveled artery in alaska. and take a look what has happen to the roadway because of the earthquake. it looks like a massive machine has plowed the roadway. crews are working around the clock so they're saying within days but there is a threat. take a look at this. see this crack? we have to stay on this side of it. that's because everything on the other side is liable to give way with all the aftershocks that continue to hit the anchorage area. >> reporter: more than 650 aftershocks so fafrlt around 20 of those at magnitude 4 or higher. >> i didn't want

and guess the coleman when visitors come grownups sometimes become children again here in the workshop. they have eyes light up and they pick up these objects and start talking about the cost and that's good. it's good for what. it is i'm like is that we collect these things because they're beautiful fossilization. once you've seen them being made you value them even more. night has fallen and it feels very romantic i've driven a few kilometers up the other river from you this is the thin it's district with its castle. once upon a time it was the summer residence of the saxon kings. now everything is lit up the light show is called christmas garden and it casts a magical glow over the park and castle. a two kilometer circular trail leads through the area past twenty light installations. capturing magical moments that's exactly what our viewer i'm tony from moscow has done he was in singapore for the first time in his life and has sent us some nice shots thank you anthony many greetings from kristen and here is your v mail. yeah. next i'm going to visit the fairy tale reading it takes p

sergeant coleman and robert garcia are bilingual. >> [ foreign language ] >> we have a large latino population. why not? >> we are people also. we have a stake in this community and we care for the people who live here. >> anything we can do to engage with the community to take away the barriers between the police and the people we serve, i am all for it. >> reporter: the department works closely with the nonprofit family resource center and officers asked clients to join. we work with the toughest issues that you can imagine. to have something fun, the officers see the top side of life. >> it is a lift to the community and a left to all of us.>> we ask what it means to be a police officer. >> reporter: there was a premier in concord. the kids were in the big seats. one parent said, you know? thank you for giving our children these experiences. i think that alone was worth the whole experience. >> reporter: carmen says she left the computer dancing. >> [ foreign language ]>> reporter: her grandson wants to be a police officer. the video is connecting showing officers are more than a badge they

if a single height mattress will do, consider this coleman for $27.ord of advice from consumer reports. >> you want to buy an air mattress that comes with a pump so that way you are not scrambling at the last minute when guests come over trying to blow it up yourself. >> and many could not agree more. >> it took less than two to five minutes toin flight the entire thing and so it is a win-win for all of us. >> now you might want to keep your pets and cats and dogs away from the bed with any sharp objects or anything with a point in its tests consumer report found it took very little force to puncture a hole in any of the air mattresses. $27. >> so the $27, it is like a the. shh. >> just keep the pets off of it. >> thank you, michael. >>> up next, they share a love of hockey and something else, the team proving noeg could slow them down on the ice. >> and dan is here with the abc 7 news at 5:00. >> the paradise fire did not stop the event. a home for the holidays, a family reunited to celebrate what is important this time of year. and from tamales to h

but target on coleman in san jose will stay open until 10:00. pushing carts and wrapping gifts. >> buy yourself a christmas present. >> reporter: all part of the tradition of last-minute christmas shipping. >> grandpa waits until the last minute of course. >> reporter: the national retail federation says last saturday, the 22nd was the busiest shopping day of the year, but the 24th still managed to bring them in. >> crazy hectic. yeah. i would want to start ove and just start shopping back in september. >> reporter: and you could tell. the look on shoppers' faces saying they waitednt what's great,t's popular? s a lot of other people how's it go? >> good, finding all the last-minute things. >> reporter: now the economy often makes its way into shopping stories as you know. coming up tonight at 6:00, why some people say they're shopping a little differently tonight because of recent tumbles in the stock market. scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> a consumer alert. jenny o is recalling ground turkey because of possible salmonella. packages marked

i'm from coleman advocates, and i would like to speak specifically in support because i am a parent, i am a part of the community, and i know how my community was affected. i had to have meetings with parent members as well as the youth because so many of our demographic was affected. parents, youth, everybody was traumatized. there were helicopters, there were people that felt that they didn't know what was happening. the entire community got locked down. it wasn't just balboa. i mean, the whole thing was a mess. and the one thing that wasn't protected was the rights of our students. i feel for the parent that that happened to, that that child was perp walked. like, that's something that should never have happened. as a minor, they don't put your face on t.v. so i want to end that suffering for any of the family members and community, and just to let you know they're children, they're human, right? they got treated like animals. they got locked in a cage, and we need to know how to figure out how we can support them better, how do if we want relationships with the police, how do we

anna: coleman, the u.s. lender faces criminal charges over statements related to the 1mbd scandal. fines to the banks and others could exceed $2.7 billion. deal and no deal. by 80% of a power unit at a valuation of $11 billion. meanwhile, the deal with energy falls through. plus, no reruns. theresa may has a second referendum after a weekend of mounting pressure on her governance. her deputy denies dissent within the party. matt, good morning. morning.d half hour away from the start of european stock trading. take a look at futures. we do see gains, not huge gains, but axis up a third of 1%. on s&p many contracts on dow jones minis and on nasdaq many index features -- futures as well. check out the euro. i think it is very interesting the drop and expectations are for the fed to pull back on its hiking. paul, and many fed should not be raising rates after this wednesday's meeting. he see the euro, there is a three-day chart rounding up, but still only around one third that -- 1.13. anna: let's look at the gmm. mixed. we see most higher in asia. looking a little more subdued. most o

. >>> 7-year-old coleman moya called norad blfr she went to bed monday to see if santa was scheduled her house. >> instead of speaking to santa, the folks patched coleman into the white house, and that's when she spoke with president donald trump about christmas. now, during that conversation, the president asked the young girl if she still believes in santa. take a listen to the exchange. >> are you still a believer in santa? >> yes, sir. >> because at 7:00, it's marginal, right? >> yes, sir. >> we're not quite sure the little girl understood what the president was saying but judging from her reaction, it seems as though she is still confident in her belief in santa, and as a parent, i'm going, what is the matter with you?! right now, at 6:00 on "today in the bay," day five, no end in sight. federal government still at a stalemate this morning. what it will take to get traction on a deal, coming up in a live report. >>> a new warning in the east bay, the reason people in contra costa county are being targeted by thieves. >>> before you swipe your new gift card, we have some tips to

by way of john coleman and his daughters mailbox. >> we have answered them all back, each gets their own drawing and we do not ma bahe p >> reporter: his daughter has been decorating the house for years but this year she added something new. a mailbox for letters to santa. at first, it was a lawn ornament until neighborhood kids asked if it was real. kelly and john decided to pitch in and become santa's helpers. >> that is why i decided i would help him out because he is busy and flying around on his lead, you don't know when or where he will and what we all know he is coming. >> reporter: they have answered two dozen letters, all with a personal response. >> merry christmas, i love you. >> reporter: and artwork that matches the request. >> a lot of kids in this country and city or whatever, they don't have much. we try to make everybody happy this time of year. hopefully we are doing that. >> it might be late to get into those last-minute request but you should know, this mailbox will be out here next year. for thors of th please put a return address. >>> 'twas the night before chri

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that is what happened to one girl named coleman. have a lerten to her cotion with mr. trump. pres.trump: are you still a believer in santa? at seven it is margiight? ben: as if he needs to ask. of course she believes in santa! we all do. before we go, a special delivery has been received at the flamingo land resort in north yorkshire just in time for christmas. this baby giraffe was born during the run-up to the festive period. staff posted this picture of the calf and its mother. the new arrival, a member of an endangered giraffe subspecies, is already up and about, apparently. there are only a few hundred of the species remaining in the wild. gather that mother and baby, or mother and calf, are doing well. don' forget, you can reach me and some of the team on twitter. thank you for watching. >> with the bbc news app, our vertical videos are designed to work and yr lifestyle, so you can swipe your way through theth news of e day and stay up-to-date with the latest headlines you can trust. download now from selected app stores. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by th