lets not forget tom daley.peted in the commonwealth games any synchronised competition after injury. he has now teamed up with a new synchro partner. whee there have been a lot of things happening. i have got a new partnership, i am fitter and stronger. this is really exciting, moving forward. is time to qualify for the olympic this year. i can't believe it is has come down already. next year as the olympic games. iam really already. next year as the olympic games. i am really excited with what is to come. there will be more of that, and a reminder that all of the finals from bbc permit will be strange alive. before we go... let's check in with our senior football reporter ian dennis. four hours to go on transfer deadline day. anything going to happen? a deal has been announced. brighton have signed a slovenian striker from marble. we are still expecting for them to do some business, but don't forget the time sheets. providing thatis forget the time sheets. providing that is submitted, indeed bdo sheet, rather,

downtown san francisco, 65 in the city. 64 in daley city. north bay, 63. petaluma, 61. 63 in sonoma. 65 in fremont, and inland, temperatures topping out in the low to mid 60s. so the accuweather seven-day forecast, a steady pattern of mild air through tuesday. temperatures take a dip midweek and then we track a chance of showers on friday. it looks like that could be the chance we need to see our pattern go back >> i feel like it's this roller coaster. >> yeah, prepare for anything. >> drou, thanks. >>> still ahead at 11:00, history on ice. a girl from the bay area >>> a 13-year-old richmond girl is sitting atop the figure skating world. >> anyone who is going after that title is going to have to work for it. >> she was brilliant. alyssa lou has become the youngest u.s. national champion following a performance in detroit. olympic gold medalist t t t t tt lipinski used to hold the distinction. those who skate with her say she has set lofty goals. >> it's like amazing. she wants all of this, and she's been working really hard. >> even though she won, she ca

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last week when we opened up the richard daley advanced manufacturing exnearing school, arturo introduced me. went to community college for free. availed himself of the chicago star. graduated from u.i.c. he's working at capital one, north of a six figure salary, in computer science, without a penny of debt. and there are hundreds of arturos in the city of chicago because of this program. to me it is the single most important thing, when i started as mayor in 2011. i saw at that point that our employees were looking for employers. may 20 and also it's been true for the last two years, i'm walking out, employers are looking for employees. there's not one of us that doesn't have a city, no matter what size, that we don't have a skill and labor shortage problem. we have colleges, we have universities. i can now say to -- since we're on our fifth consecutive year as the number one city for corporate roe re-location, you want to graduate business school, kellogg, check, you want to graduate at u. of i. in engineering, check. somebody from sales and marking? got depaul, loy owea -- loyola, chec

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we get you into street level radar, san francisco across daley city, brisbane, heading into south sanrancisco, fulton street, the mission area around the marina. it is slippery out there. rainfall totals, most ofou under a quarter of an inch. there have been a few wet spots. over a quarter of an inch in san francisco. kent field, almost half an inch. santa rosa, 0.4 of an inch so far. we didn't expect this to be a big storm and it's not turning out to be a big one for us. temperatures, 40s, 50s, a live look from our camera. it's a lovely view as we look towards the bay bridge there. scattered showers into the early morgue hour morning hours. current system is a level one on our storm impact scale. highest in the hills in the north bay and breezy at times. so let me time this out. while many of you are hopefully sleeing, seeing just spotty showers in the wee hours of saturday morning. by 7:00 a.m., you're left with just clouds, maybe a few patches of fog going into 8:00 a.m., then we're done. the rest of your saturday, all the way through sunday morning is dry. by 3:00 p.m. sunday afte

joining me today — abdel bari atwan, who writes on arab affairs, janet daley, whose column appears inhe uk's sunday telegraph newspaper, maria margaronis from the weekly news magazine the nation, and the american michael goldfarb, host of the podcast, the first rough draft of history. i suppose this could be called that, michael. welcome to all of you. let's begin in our attempt to map out the territory for the year to come with the uk in europe. notjust brexit but perhaps other things on the horizon too. what are you looking for in the year ahead? the year ahead is a long projection! let's look at the week ahead or the next fortnight. i think we're definitely going to leave, there's no question about that even though there is an awful lot of trash talk and noise, it is difficult to know notjust what is going on but what everyone thinks because everyone is lying and dissing everybody else. but we will come out, and i don't think there's going to be any majority in parliament for no deal but they will be some form of words and those will be fought to the last ditch. it is terribly impo

world cup winner sarah hunter and katy daley—mclean are among the players to be awarded full—time contractst's a game changerfor the sport. for those young girls picking the ball up for those young girls picking the ballup and going, for those young girls picking the ball up and going, "actually, that isa ball up and going, "actually, that is a real—life dream and ambition to bea is a real—life dream and ambition to be a professional rugby player," you've got people coming out of university that are still studying their degrees who have just seen their degrees who have just seen their first employment as a professional rugby player and that is just professional rugby player and that isjust game professional rugby player and that is just game changing for everyone involved now and everyone involved in the future. british super—middleweight boxers james degale and chris eubankjr will fight at the o2 in london next month. it'll be a non—title contest, which the former ibf world champion degale called a retirement fight, because he says it'll be game over for the loser. he also called his oppon

core experienced stars like world cup winner katy daley—mclean will lead the group that also includesn begins on feburary first in dublin against ireland. before we go british number one kyle edmund says he will do "everything he can" to be fit for the australian open. the british number one has withdrawn from next week's sydney international fter picking up a knee injury. you can find more that and all the build up to tonight's football on the bbc sport website. but for now, that's all from me. thank you. it's being seen as a major milestone in space exploration. early this morning, china successfully landed a robotic spacecraft on the far side of the moon — where no human or robot has ever ventured before. the probe is carrying instruments to analyse the region's geology and has already sent back its first images. earlier my colleague rachel schofield spoke to the astronomer mark thompson, who said it was very exciting to see the first images from this unexplored region of the moon. it's wonderful to see notjust another moon lander but also a lander which has gone to the far side of

james daley spent $9,400 on a luxury fridge a freezer set called the brand name, lead appliance. a but right away found troubles. unexpected dents and dings. $200 side panels were missing and not from 2017 but actually from 2016 and 2013. older than he expected. james felt misled, wanted to return them. but salesman refused. insisting floor model sales are final. he turned to us. elite appliance said -- this is the blunt part, not the fault of the customer aall, this exact situation is why the sales rep is no longer with our company. elite appliance. sent james new models, took the old ones back. done. one step however james could have taken, might escalate the we always think should give the store manager a chance to resolve issues. if they don't, call us. raj. >> thanks chris. >>> up next at 6:30, rival plans shot down, senate rejects proposals from both sides of the aisle. knew that was coming. what's next? >> joe montana investing. at bayer our roots run deep. so chances are you've seen us around the house... or around the yard... on the shelf... or even out in the field. you

joining me today — abdel bari atwan, who writes on arab affairs, janet daley, whose column appears inall of you. let‘s begin in our attempt to map out the territory for the year to come with the uk in europe. notjust brexit but perhaps other things on the horizon too. what are you looking for in the year ahead? the year ahead is a long projection! let‘s look at the week ahead or the next fortnight. i think we‘re definitely going to leave, there‘s no question

buffalo bill daley said my mother should do it. we had electrical cables hanging on the wall all over our house. and when i talked back to him. cool you know he flew into a rage and pulled down one of the cable it's like he threw me onto the bed and doubled up the cable he was holding. drizzle and he beat me as hard as he could. i begged him to stop i prayed to allah . but my husband kept pounding away so i had very long hair at that time and every time he hit me he pulled my hair again and again. he jacked my hair down to my hips he slammed his elbows into my hips and back he beat me with a stick and kicked me. in the west african country of binny and nearly one fifth of all females are subjected to genital mutilation. most girls are married against their will after they start menstruating at around the age of twelve. many run away from their husbands and end up living on the streets before turning to prostitution. or. wrong. it was. for. a man miaowing if i wasn't forced to marry my husband did early on he tried to seduce me but

daley city pacifica. san carlos in the low to mid-50s. 46 in palo alto. we get into the 50s in the south bay. mid to upper 40s in the north bay. easily the exception this morning. don't have any issues as far as watches, warnings or advisories other than a small craft rizry for the ocean. you can see it's definitely angry this morning at the pacifica pier. on the roads, the bay, the transit -- the waves of showers will make it wet at times. here's a look at the east bay. 12 hours later, we have a scattered shower any time but the best time along the east bay shore will be at 10:00, noon and also at 4:00. >>> same thing fort north bay. could have random showers at any time. but the most likely time is noon, 4:00 and in between 2:00 and also 6:00 and let's take a look at san francisco where we have 10, 12 and 4:00 and a whole lot of cloud cover and low to mid-50s just about all the other times. in fact, temperatures today will be pretty close to average in the mid-50s to a fewday, a 2 tomorrow, a 2 thursday, a 3 wednesday. it's going to get really active. i

the chase goes down 280 through daley and pacifica before heading towards the great highway and slopehere we're standing near ocean beach. you can see that suspect was taken to a hospital for unknown injuries. really at this time we're working to get more details on potential charges for the suspect. we'll provide you with any new information when we do. >> thanks for the latest, pete. >>> happening today, santa rosa church leaders will talkibility li talk about the list of names released over the weekend tied to sexual abuse. the diocese sent out names of 39 clergy members, all of whom are deceased or left the church. one-third of those listed are tied to accusations elsewhere. many accusations go back years, some cases occurred as recently as 2008. at 10:00 this morning, bishop robert vossa is expected to respond to questions about that list. >>> the san francisco mayor trying to make lemonade out of lemons resulting from a company closure. she's looking to hire 300 laid off drivers from chariot. chariot was trying to be a low-cost version of uber and lyft. she tweeted her plan over

daley and i don't like it. i didn't grow up with the point culture i grew up with my japanese family my mom she's japanese and okinawan my grandparents were born on the island of hawaii my father never met him. when i was younger i always considered myself japanese at okinawa but i always said i was one because my mom still you have this whole way and blood but to say your whole point is very different than to live a whole a lifestyle so i didn't have that. i was born in the generation that english became our primary there were so we're picking between one primary. or are traditional sort of traditional ways of living. were just hearsay. so many of our traditions were pushed to the side that we started to lose our own identity in our own. from the time of the overthrow to the time of statehood i mean that's so deliberate to not let generation upon generation upon generation to learn their culture language. are they. speaking why and they also stop their ground so that we and we can rebuild ourselves. now that t

>> i just want to talk about some of the criminals that border patrol agents apprehend on a daley basis, murderers, rapists. people that commit serious crimes. i.c.e. has been doing a great job in deporting the people back to their countries. once we deport these people, these criminal aliens will not stay in their countries. they have been deported and they will come right back into the united states. however, if we had a physical barrier, if we had a wall, we would be able to stop that. >> sean: i have been down to the border 13 times from the rio grand to san diego. i have been in the drug warehouses, helicopter, all-terrain vehicle, horseback. you can laugh but i was. boats, on foot. i have watched gang members arrested. we have the video. are the democrats going to listen to the agents? are they going to put the american people first? how many americans need to die because we have open borders and sanctuary city and state policies before democrats take this seriously? how long are we going to witness drug trafficking targeting our kids in small towns and big cities or the human tra

the chase goes down 280 through daley and pacifica before heading towards the great highway and slopethat suspect in the video is being taken to the hospital for unknown injuries. we're working to get more details on charges for that suspect. we'll provide you with any new information when we do. pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> all right. thanks. >>> also new this morning, a person is dead following a crash in vacaville. this happened after 7:00 last night in the area of taleri drive and alamo drive. another person was also hurt when the car flipped and went off the road. the second victim is in critical condition this morning. it's not clear what caused the crash. >>> happening today, an access point to mount diablo state park could soon be gone. clayton city council saying this set a vote on closing the entrance at reej regency and ri drive. the city could choose to fence off the area creating an on-street parking program, or do nothing. this comes as neighbors complain and created petitions saying park visitors take up off of the on-street parking on weekends, blocks drivew

core experienced stars like katy daley—mclean will lead the group that also includes six uncapped players next week's sydney international after picking up a knee injury. the event was set to be his final tournament before the first grand slam of the year — the australian open, which starts in melbourne on the 1ath of january. the world number 1a says he will do "everything he can" to be fit for it. that's all the sport for now. holly, thank you. a breathalyser test that could revolutionise cancer diagnosis is being tested in the uk. the device is designed to detect cancer hallmarks in molecules exhaled by patients. scientists hope it will lead to a simpler, cheaper method of spotting the disease early. let's speak to dr michael porter, who is a lecturer in molecular genetics at the university of central lancashire. good afternoon. how does it work?m isa good afternoon. how does it work?m is a very simple premise. we have known for over 100 years that one compound, that we discovered over 1000 volatile organic compounds appear in your breath and they are produced by the metabolic process

expected to survive but today the morning papers are being very harsher on the prime minister, the daleydence. >> not pulling punches for sure the question is what happens now, well, i guess what is ms. may will try to do is renegotiate with eu, the eu says not much going on there, she could delay brexit there is a growing call now for an extension of article 50 beyond march 29 there is the possibility of a no deal brexit although the prime minister says she will not get that happen, there is possibility also of a general election although that, too seems unlikely, and then there is the issue of a second referendum, momentum for that perhaps gaining a little, as people say the only way to break the deadlock in parliament let people vote should they approve theresa may's plan or should we stay in the eu? so much to decide theresa may will come back next monday lay out what she believes a better plan i got to tell you hopes for that are not particularly high maria. maria: ashley thanks very much ashley webster joining us in london with reaction from member of britain parliament europe spec

political party was torn apart and outside the convention center reporters were being beaten up by mayor daley's police because they were simply doing their job. you asked about cronkite, why? walter cronkite in the late 1960s was regarded by 83% of the american people as the most trusted man in america. not the most trusted inkerman, the most trusted man, period. and he would and each broadcast as you probably remember and that's the way it is and people believed that that is the way it is. because walter cronkite set a. >> if you listen to his commentary, his calm, explaining what's going on, he is not interjecting his opinion into it. >> he was not interjecting his opinion but he was emotionally moved by the fact that dan rather and other cbs reporters were being manhandled by the police. right there on the floor of the convention. >> you go back to political figures, richard nixon went on to become president, nominated in 1968 for the second time after losing in 1960. >> when i first photographed him it was at the mission bay after the republican convention where they came out to san diego t

we continue to pray for officer daley who suffered burns all across his body. i thank you and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from mississippi. mr. thompson: thank you, mr. speaker. i have no further speakers and i am prepared to close if the gentleman from alabama is. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from alabama. mr. rogers: i am prepared to close. i reiterate this a good government policy. i urge passage and yield back. the speaker pro tempore: thank you. the gentleman from mississippi. mr. thompson: thank you, mr. speaker. nearly 18 years after the september 11 attacks, it's important that we stand together and recommit ourselves to doing all we can to prevent further terrorist attacks at the federal, state, and local levels. enactment of h.r. 495, which passed the house on suspension last congress, would help ensure that state and local law enforcement know d.h.s. is a full partner in securing their communities. as such, i urge my colleagues to support h.r. 495 and yield back the balan

just got word of a possible fatal accident in daley city in skyline in carmel. two major problems.e -- spencer. landslide blocks the right lane. a serious motorcycle crash northbound 101 to the lawrence expressway. motorcycle rider down in the left lane. >> thank you. >>> coming up on "gma," how youtube is cracking down on the "bird box" challenge and other dangerous pranks. we'll have another update in 30 minutes and always on our app and abc7news.com. (sigh) (crunch) babybel: that snack just sounded boring. babybel: coming through. no photos, please. babybel: bye bye, bland. babybel: helloooo, delicious. vo: rich, creamy, 100% real cheese. vo: with mini babybel, snack time is saved. babybel: saved it! i had so much doubt in me. my current supervisor reached out on linkedin. we set up a phone interview and from there i was hired. linkedin was the matchmaker. >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. breaking news. an american killed in that terror attack overseas as the death toll is growing. at least 14 people killed when gunmen and a suicide bomber storm a hotel complex. tourist

but i could tell there was a lot of nervousness and energy in the room with mcdonough and daley and brennan. i just felt that something was off or something was about to happen. so the president comes in to the room. i'm about that far away from him and i take two shots. that's the first. and the second shot you can see brennan waving me out of the room. i was like, okay. that's happened before, so it's no big deal. but then we find out sunday night when he goes on the air and says we've got osama bin laden. and then i find out later that was the moment they decided, the mission is a go. >> one thing i like about this sequence of photos is that it seems to capture kind of the presidency in like various states, very serious and somber kind of like whimsical with the clintons and with the photo of bush and cheney. so my question for all of you is, just can you -- can you talk about kind of the emotional like tone of being around the president? like obviously it is not -- every day is not a serious day. every day is not sort of like a loose, light-hearted day. it is a job, and like all jobs, t